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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-06-25

The Sturdy Oarsnen Decide Their Events
or hay RiaEe In Lumpy Water.

The annual spring regatta OF the Crescent Athletic
Club was decided OF the country club house at Owls
Head. Bay Ridge. yesterday. Tho usual fashionable
asssmblage was hand and greeted with much viEor
the winning oarsmen they shot across the line.
The water verv lumpy and no time was taken
accordingly asst wouid Of necessity have been
untatisfactory.
Tho senior singles zig race was won by J. Hardy.
with E. r. Terry second. T. r. Richard. Jr. third. and
Frank jerks fourth
In the vice sin gle scull gig race BlackmAn
by well spurt the last few YARDS II. G. Nc
LeOd chasing him home IN sec nd place. with c. A.
Astern. , o.,
ntarted the winners being: bow. A. D. Byrne: p J.
Hardy; g. j. v LamArebe. stroke VIM Zass: coxswAin.
FRANK II. Sayre ,,, - .
The race of day tho eiEhtoared shell event. fol-
lowed with these starters; Reds-Bow Geo. s. Otis:
Kellogg: g. ii. l.. Paterson; T. Frank Fauss: s. j.
ii. Bagg; 4. q. Wallace I. T. Perkins stroke. Thso
Bow. WIN. j. brown: 2. A. y; Byrne; 3. j. T. Hardy; T.
4. T. stsutsnburEh Q; VI Lannrehe' o. FRANK jerks;
Newman Ihe Reds wen by bAf length.
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RACING ON TINE HILI.
Beekrsker- Reap . u,rvest-Four Heavily
B.eked rnverttes Beaten.

Beekuskerr Reap . u.rvest-Fcur Heavily
Bseket Faverites Beaten.
A big crowd enjoyed good racing at Gutten-
burg yesterday. Il was profitable day for the
bookmakers. four heavily backed fsvoritee
being defeated.
Polydora and Berwyn were about equal IA
vorites In the first race. Polydore. getting the
advantage at the start. led throughout and
won by neck from Ada Blue, who beat Prize
length for the place.
CoDnors. second choice In the second race,
came at the finish. and won By two lengths.
Jennie 7. beating Come Home for second
place.
third race and upse. tbe Il lent badly. Indigo,
IL to shot. took the lead at the start. and
won by three lengths. Cottonade beat vaga-
bond length Tor the place.
Marguerite was an even, money iayorite in
the fourth race. She got the best Of the start
s.t M s;. ~ won bys half length from Tom
nt. Luke came fast in the last furlong In the
9th rae.. and won in a grand finish by a head
ron headlight; who heat My Fellow three
hop colt carried the talents money In the
siIth race; and proved faithful By Winning
coming in third. Summary:
YIRsT RACE
=, fnrse 800 selling. nve furlongs!
Ia IJl u. NeU!on.S .-..',. >'...'........,....
: Eb, .t4 I'd, sg;.., - o. Jons'j:::::
JO.,. w.!, Conquest Gri'eron. Bervyn. Pan Han
Pos, Bst,ins--ssv.n to } .ssin., Polydora 8 to 6
,ntnf.. l5,. "A. b!as. % g Josie Wells. rs to
Afa'se b. ho 10 Anarchist. 100 TO Conquest
SECOND RACE.
f9t,e 500. for t~oyen olds: selling: four and .
chat., sn,'th'sh.e. connors. by rnea,-s.ndsta Io4
fD. .,S o; c d.%.f e g T;ies,
cir ma cot Jsnhi7 W. BArb.ehe g-idng and Kitty
Post, Post Bst,insT7I-oto Ag.in.t Jsnni. W ~ to l
MY S.ark colt IL to B.rbiche seldnr il to Rosa.
Purse 400: selling. six turlongs.
J. A B.t t.I indigo 3 ~ Hindoo-Red and
4srn..g oona4e u a. Jon.D
,"ooiehOpper. s.enGoliue. Aunt Jane and spartacus
r9:i h;.''1FoFis, 70 On y.sIsond .E.n..
to lndi.O, 80 to spArt.eas. 10 to Aunt jane
FOURTH RACE
J. err 100 selling; Ter ana h.t turiSns.
N! s...s:, iot T. nissr, aged, BY h.ear0on-
J'inJ Sc SIAM: e. ToR har aged ~ e Dosnel
NINE nmns aeAT.Te Trophy. BENJAMIN. Nativity. and
nome DAVIS Ais" ''"- Tim. o.5s,,
ro'. sst!ns.Ev.n money asatns, N.rrusrtte Alto /
None paw, i to trophy IL 20 Sa,vity. 100 to
FIFTH RACE
Pure $500: selling. one mite and a half
O. Loves en- g. -. Luke. AGED. by BotLeratiop-Nnr
bel 10 IL YankuchenJ .,...... -
:. Cottons b. h. Headlight o 80 tSeary, 49,. ~ !
ID HizfIn. h Z Ny reI.Uw. aged 100 IT, NcGIopeL 4
Baylor. FeneIon. and Laura . so ran
lime. 2:+li.
Post Betting-Seven ~ 3 A.aln.t Iaura a 4 10 I Nv
Ie'Ior TO 81 Luke. to rene on, Is TO Ba ylof
20 to Headlight
SIXTH RACE
half furon.s " "
j. u Ae.ormack's b c. by Khartonm-IIop 1o7 q.
u bray'.t < Leonardo. 10Y ~. Doane) ..........
g. Leohards Dr. Ju,iA l.. lOd u. Nc,i lonel ......
Fancy colt Darkness. Leigh Jack Lowell C1ur de
Lion and Lille AorsCn My also ran
IIinr. oys{
Post BettingsiH 70 Aga.n., Hop colt 2L to Leo
nardo ~ 10 l Leigh 3 to Jniia l.. to Darkness
10 to JACK Lowell. ~ TO CruE Lion 20 to / l.ie
Aorson hi!y. ~ to Fancy colt.
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ON THE BASEBALL FIELD.
y<Hups TEAM BEhTkN IN ELgTEN
INHIEGs.

HrsshiS.s TIeht-, The'r Hoid Upo. Th'rH
Fs.es ~ wi,.i,s Two Gases IRE. tie
vyssht.eto.s Ci,einsstis outpisy Chi
e.se, pIsvtse Up Two PsE,-Bsstes Beats
Baltimore Harvard Defeats Yale.
The Philadelphia ana Bostons both won
eheir games yesterday. and are still tied for
nrst place this morning. Tho former had 10
play rather lively bali 10 subdus the New
Yorks. who wers only beaten in the eleventh
innina. after game battle Tho Bostons con-
uuered the ,Baltimorcs in . small-seore con-
lest in which brilliant plays sbounded. the
brooklyns took two games from the Washing
eops st Eastern Park. and further strengthened
heir grip upon third place. The PiusburEhs
rot afiother knock from tho Clevelands. and
the Cincinnatis By wallopinE Uncle hnsons
Colts jumped from eleventh position over the
heads OF Chicago and St Louis Into ninth
place. The humiliation OF Won der Ahe's pets
BIZ the despise6 Louisvilles 10 the last event to
cbronicle. Chris will not spend happy Sun
DAY. The results:
Phiiadsiphia 10; New Tort. 10
Brookiyu o: washior,on. s.
FBrooziyn IL; vashin.ton. 10.
Boston. 4: Baltimore. ?.
lin:innhti. Z: Chieazo6
Cleveland =. Pittsbursh. 8
Loui,,nls. o: St Los!s.
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ZIMMERMAN BACK FROM ENGLAND
The American Cycicr Talks OF His Treat
ment While Abroad.


Arthur A. Zimmerman the New York A. @. racer ar
rived from England yesterday on tho American liner
Paris number of his friends were the steamship
landing 10 welcome him home. Zimmerman was 40
compAned by his brother law. Joseph McDermott
Zimmerman WAS very careful about talking OF hts
sudden return home. While he would not directly
charge the English officials with having taken any ao.
ton against him, simply to prevent him from com.
peting in the champ onships Of his rem
Implied that tho c. u had good evidence 10 stop
him from racing amateur.
Zimmerman says that when he arrived in England
the " C. L. granted him conditional license upon the
presentation OF his credentials from tho L. A W.. and
that he had intim alton whatever that his license
would not be renewed. He asserts that while the
Licensing Committee had ample time to appriss him
Of their conte action they took good care to
tell him change his wheel within snch brief spa
Of time OF the that they knew would
be impossible for him to accustom himself TO . new
mount
zimmerman further says that no objection was
made his riding last aud. therefore he cannot
understand why there should be any this year. He
will go at once TO Asbury Park and begin training He
will At the meeting OF the New Jersey division
tho l.. A. W.. At Trenton on July ].
Before his departure for home Zimmerman says that
he received many communications from prominent
English wheemen dsnouncnV the action OF the n a..
u He also said that IL Is reported in England that
Harris and Schofed are coming to this country to
compete in the ash Prize League. schoned has been
refused license TO race as all amateur In England.
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Few Starters In tho Jersey Yacht Club
Regatta.

The thirty.nfth annual regatta among members
boatr OF tho Jersey city Yacht Club yesterday owed
the most unnterestng in tue history Of that organize
ton Out OF nifty boa,A entered for the nine classes
less than dozen started and nearly half Of this nun
The Forsyth, owned ~ Alexander Rowe. had walk.
length. Tho BenlAh. owned by John ConA also had 9
wsk.oyer u class d. for cabin sloops from 20 ~
Bessie. owned BY Garrett Van Horns. was the osly
enspsd In oass Tor open sloops OF All sizes
the only boat starr being the knight TsWp.r owned
Jr was the only boat finish class o. for cabin cat
cass IT, for open cAtboa over 20 feet The only starter
being ths Lizzie p. owned BY q. W bowler In class
J. VSorheSA beat her only rival the kmmA T.. owned
by A. b. Reyuolds
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BosToN June 24-The Paine cup defender
jubilee was launched this morning at 1880
o'clock from Lawley's yard. East Boston. In
the presence OF fully 500 persons. who chesred
the beautiful white craft as she slipped from
the ways. The launch was very successful
Gen. Paine was not present. but bis son. John
Is. Paine. the designer, was an Interested spec
tator. Mrs Paine and her daughter were also
present.
There was no formal christening. After the
launch the yacht was towed to Fiske's wharf.
where her mast will be stepped. Everybody
speaks well Of the new yacht. She Is tho best
trim AIMED boat OF tho quartet OF the cup racers.
and does credit to her young designer.
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TIE JUBILEE REGATTA ABANDONED.
But In an Extra Race tho BritanniA Led
from Start to Flash.

LONDON. June 24.-The jubilee regatta Of the
Mersey Yacht Club. which was to have been
sailed to-day over the original Channel course.
o distance OF IS miles. was abandoned. owing
to heavy gale
A race took place. however. from New
Brighton to the Formby LiGhtship. the course
to be covered three times. Lord Dunraven's
yalkyrie. the tonnage OF which has been re-
duced from 149 to 7.SO. and other changes
effected to bring her within tho rating neces-
sary for competition for the Americas Cup.
did not start.
The Prince OF Walsss Britannia was the first
to cross the starting line. followed by Mr.. A. ID.
Clarkes Satanita and Mr.. J. Jameson's Iverna
In most Of tho principal regattas thus far this
season. was twenty five minutes late in get
ting off. and she therefore retired from the race
The britannia won in 3 hours 90 minutes.
The Satanita was second in hours % seconds.
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Crack Tennis Player. or Contra, Park.

Tn. Central Park lawn tennis open handicap. which
began yesterday aft, rnOon the lower courts proved
TO 10 great success There thirty entries In.
GLIDING nearly all of The best players OF tho Park The
preliminary and first rounds were completed. and the
players siil remaining were Bates Aron rAret Col.
we'll lIAlght, Everett, GRAN. and Waterbury. The
scores
Preliminary Round-w II. Bates owe half fifteen,
beat T. r. Carpenter. half nfte'n, 90. 90; A Aron
nfesn. beat Grsenvtls Burr. owe half fifteen. 7-h.
nfesn. ga. 8-l K Coiwe. Jr owe half nfteep. beat
H. s. Elliott half thirty, ID. los: J. Plrmly
"a. d.; J. watkins. IT.. scratch beat v. Parker
half hfteen, as 38. az; II Jones. scratch. beat &.
Fischer, Sws hSIi forty ey dsfauIi; n Graf az;
half hftesn, beat \ l. burroughs, half hreen. d.
500 o. " Bostwick, awe ali thirty, beat W. r.
Holt scratch. a. I'LL H. TALBOT, owe half M sen
beat W. " Keeler scratch. a., - -: Charles v.
Hlight. owe half nfleen beat A hitiermAnn scratch
90. 90: RIPLEY. owe half fifteen. beat l. Kline.
First Rouad~w H. Bstes. owe half nneen. b.a, p.
Stevens Jr scratch. by default. X. colwsL Ir., owe
half hftesn, beat q. DayL itren d. 90: Charles v.
HAght. owe ha.f hfteen, beat I. II Talbot, nAlf
nfteen 6-3. i-2; }. farmly rarst. owe half thirty.
beat J. watkih.. Jr,, scratch. c. d-3. u. 81 Gran.
fifteen beat y Jane. scratch IL. 80. %; y
Phinnsy. owe halt.hfteen. d. DIG: T. 4 Everett owe
half nftesn beat o. ~ bostwick owe half thirty "a
la, TO
ClIcAso. June 1%-Ths Columbian A. O. Arranged q
match ystsrd4y sftsrnoon betgsen Peter A.hsr and
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PHILADELPHIA. 10: NEW YORK. IL

PHILADELPHIA. NEW lOEk. LIB
pHftlpyTputa. June 24.-The third and last
Rnmsfbstween the New York and rhiiadslph Ia
Teams In this city to-day afflicted the largest
crowd Of the season since decoration i:i
the grounds during the afternoon. ana oil rms
numDer great many were ladies', the CENTER
than j. usually seen at a ball match bore.
tho boxes and grhni stand seats BEN: fairly
crowded wi h the fair visitors. lie Gane was
such one as nieascs those who are hot
regular attendants at ball matches. as az
different times each n!ne ed ana me excite.
mcBt was kept W until The enI 81 the last
round when the vast crowd let Itself loose in
n1slioilt that could hayo neen hoard squares
away ard which gave ihe Local players n..uT-
aDcr that the local cranks and thcir 'rie nds
were with them and WISHED mem luck On
IL required eleven 10 MI gs TO decide tho con-
tert- and IN tho Locals hall 81 the last inning.
w.t., one man out. Aii't Fearhso ~. basS on
II tho Iig WAS ny. and the rhiladeinhias would
The bat. and. after steadying himself: cracked
out tall foi two buses t.ehanty, me nome
teams ponunr centre slder vo %as tn: T 1sne TO
son aHb m. willow. and founding out hot
one went TO second base. the total ~ the two
mems work ndhln. three runs TO the score.
Ward. men hat short spurt in their half Of
the inning and scored q run. ,,,.-
CRrsey did the UitchpR Tor Harry Nrights
men for tho Iirst three inning when II WAS
Thought advisable to make a change. ! ana
scEs5s n ws If to sevs n
very steady and held tho New York tatsmcn
down o three hits during the rest u the con.
tort. Schmidt was the New ork's first twlrsr:
but tbs smuggling OF the !oral bntsn,en forced
him to retire, in Tho nth inning. baldwin Icing
no great advantage to the visitors, a. the
Philadelphia soon got their Eye on the ball
Boyle led at t.e bat. Ne secured tw" singles
and homo run. Ihrmp.on and Dochanty
came next with two singles and q double.
Davis. Kelly. and Lyons led for the visitors.
They each raped out three singlea The
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Johu.eu Break. . Worries Record.

PITTSBURGH. June 2<-Ths fourth annual meeting Of
tho Keystone Bicycle Club. At Homswood Park this
afternoon. was witnessed by 1900 persons. It was
held under the rules of tho l. A. W. Tho twomis
state champ ship race by George A. banker.
r. A. q. J. T. Johnston OF the Century Cycling club,
syracuse was tho victor IN the one mile handicap
was won by j. s. johnston Time. 1897. fho hair.
mile state cham ionship contest was won by g. A.
Banker. p. C. time. i;l7
johnson broke one orlds bicycle record here to-
day He made record OF 10 for one,mile handrap.
regulation racing track. In two'mile handicap on
the aame track b. broke Zimmermans word record Of
<:67, making II in 81.
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ms Brooklyn College of Pharmacy been treating
AnumoeI OF teams with various complaints lhis seE
Sgn and very successfuIiy too ON Thursday last the
wall street team were suddenly attacked with cant.
40 snsnt that can only be control ed BY the
plllm.tsn .eIe equal 10 the smsrEenoy. aud at the
expiration or about two hours and half 0 good oh ~
ral sxaIoiss the figures 1873 were placed In . con
place ~ ne Prospect Park Parade Ground
fssIis Of the Prescription furnished 20 the stock
game but Capt Anderson relieved them with 40 anti
a0te tnswh only 10 the oldSmsrs Of Prospect Park.
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Earned runs-EnEiswood p C., ?: Staten Island 4 C..
g Left on bases-Enyle wood. r e. 81 ssten Island c
Struck out-By And.r 4: by yng o. Home run-
Warner Three base hit--TynR. Cater. Mattocks Two
base hit-Ii O'Connor. sacrincs hits-Anderson. Cum
INK. Tyne B: GConnor. stolen basss-Leser. Cunning
Mxttocks, Warner Colo C2l Cater. Double plays
AattocKs: Dougherty and cunning: IL. o'Connor and
Dun; NowIy and Douxher'y; Triple Ray-Iyng ".
SEw JERsrr A. C.. IL: sIArEs ISLAND 4. C., =
Fifteen hundred p.rtianns OF the old,ime rival or
CARNATIONS gathered tho New jersey oval At Bergen
Point yesterday afternoon to witness the rSt cham
pi0nshp encounter the season between the t-Hms OF
the staten Island and New Jersey Athletic clubs The
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Athlete Han.ii,on's FIas Work.

Tho nrst annual outdoor pentAthlon competition OF
tho Psdford Branch Of the Brooklyn Young Mems
Christian Association was continued on the new
grounds OF the ORGANIZATION. Madison street. between
Marcy and kostrand avenues. Brooklyn, yesterday.
The feature OF the day WAS che particularly nns work
ave OF the sysntA or the sthsf compsiitorsJ For.
man, participating In but four eVsntA succeeded IN
calming 2is poIpIs and h Blssst who competed In the
same lumbsI Of events. gained 100 poiAtA
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Race. or the Tower R,dss Yacht Club.

HAsrses ON nupsoN June 2-The nrst annual re-
Rstta OF the Tower Ridge Yacht Club sailed to-day
I'm n xht portherly wind Twenty seven yachts start.
ed the course being spuyten Duyvii and return,
dstance OF sixteen miles The cabin rloop Henry Ward
B.echcr Mes,rs Beyers ami TpmpkinA Yonkrrs CORN.
tan Yacht Club on in class b. covering tho courss
in 2s:5s In class q the cAoln sl9op Lune ionk.rs
unrinthinn Yacht Club IN 3Ob:2S. The cabin rat
xIsr MessrS baker and Osborne. Sing sing Yacht
Club won in class in 322:+: In class X, open cAts
THAN Yacht ub won in 3;Ol ilS The open Henry
O. Miner owned by Charles Roe. Audubon Yacht Club.
won in class In 2;l3:23.
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4 NEW WORLDS RECORD.
Sid Thomas Beaten by &. f Wiilers In
Four-mile Nun.

Sid Thomas Bente. by &. f wiliers In a
Four-mile Hun.
c. E Willers has achieved an enviabls posi-
ton In the amateur athletic world By wipins
out tho mighty Sid Thomas and his famou
four record at one swoop.
The sensational contest took place at Pad.
dington track on juno 10. under the auspices
OF the London and Northwestern A. c. The
Fed received by yesterdays mail. gives the
following details:
The principal race of tho afternoon WAS tho four
n.ndWeaE Tor ;Ssh ..rng
ran Martin and paw. came I. the po.t III. specta
iS1. .ad s.% md .spt
gsther for nearly the whole distance the latter sprint
Won ,pshd'diy BY ten yard. IN time which had never
good an ana q
pre- for sticking so psEt.tenty to ii, r-doub,ab.
n. Fs wa.
pIss q %% s @ ss'y lie
A. i.n,na.fs ,%2,5 seconds. $ Them.. il mn, N:
5s25 seconds: Ky.t.on. ,ii,.hssis T. ii m %
siss k:S s~hi: :: E..ss
srs%s ia'IEa pie &'is H. ~ jarrett, sa
;a~ais ns f..s1 Il" sa iSs i t'"sessy H.
So I .n Of Of the race III:
hana:AP proved rea,e. 70 seconds to be ~ wnIe.;
M.nSs ssccn's ,r,nna nnnn ~ seconds thlrd:
onds M Ne ,dth minute. sixth. and Hartlett 70
seconds. seventh. The runnny made almost
throughout b Thomas, the Oh changer being whom
smith once and wers three times rushed to tho front
for short distance previous to the nish Of three
ttr-equarter nies: during the last lap excite m.nt
ran high, as trst Wilers went INTO chief place to be
directly afierWard PASSED by peafre while
Thomas was again the leader seventy yards from the
tape. IN the straight for LONE Wilera and Iearce
again passed Thomas. and in tho last forty
yards tho former put on magnificent spur and leav.
winner BY ten yards. beating rhomiss previous best
o q stopped
tn. post walk past limo The
dat. time. were: mile. minute seconds: \ miie.
mile. minute. - seconds; ~ miiss minnt.. So IS
minutes y seconds: miles minutes AN seconds:
IN miles, 10 minutes 81 Is seconds: ~ miles II
utes IL a5 seconds: IN miles. Is minutes ~ rs
onds miles, ~ minute; - Is seconds: 81 miles, ~
onds; 81 mileA IL minutes 30 seconds: miles. ~
minutes 33 <.5 secondL
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Parker Defeated AIsr,s..

The nnai matches in the third annual championship
tourney OF the Intsr-eub Tennis Association of KinEs
County were decided yesterday afternoon. The TO
Mems singies-FinAl round; william Gordon Parker.
Brooklyn Tennis club defeated Adrian c. Merriam.
Br0Oklyn Tennis Club. Ga 7-6. Ga
Gsntemen's ioubes nfin.i round Carroll j. Post.
cd Dr. " ~ Frazer and Ray ID. Thurber. Kings County
Tennis Club. ILL.,. 60. 81
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Eastern League.
Canoe. Rae. ON Gravesena bay.

The Marine and Field Club OF Bath Beach held their
NTH annual canoe regatta yesterday over the club
course on Gravessnd Bay on the grounds OF the club
The wind was from the northwest. light and variable
50 that slow time made In most OF the evsnta The
attendance was very large The races were all well
contested. and resulted Aa fsllowsi
EVENT 1-UEIhIIEp SAILING RACE; sn nILxa
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tails ......I0ll s2s 10 4
.DAiley declared out. runnlnx 0u,s,d. base line

sDAiley declared out. runanR outside base line
s.ssaiy%; SgffaS54--iS
s.,: y .srst.- slosilya Left ~ S..stBiootiys,
9; Washington, T. First base on bAlA-On Stein, 81 OF
Neekln. q; og DuryeA g. siruct out-By Stein. /. By
Aeek,n. Home runs-Wise, Burns. schoeh. Three
e.. suIn .; sssIinss hi.s-HSy g. FsIr.. Stolen
pAy.-DAy. coTeorsn and Brouth sis; Hoy and LarLin
Ht b. pitehsr-ry HAddock ]. UmI,rs-hcLAughiin
Time. 7Il6- AttshdAnes. $500
sosroE. Z; IALuAoRA 4
BossoH June 2<-Ths Bostons wound MP their homs
s:ss OF game, By taxing ens from she HItimersS this
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The Manhattan Association Tennis tournament 70
nearly finished Only two matches remain to Dc
plnyed-the grand hnas In the nrus singles and dou
bles. Yesterday. on the Ariel courts, the match Do
tween KeAne and Cole the winners IN classes & aud
In singles, was played. The fermer won on tie firh
avenue courts the ladies' dOuB IS were won by Mas
she don and Miss Euunril AMI ON tho Hamilton courts
Mchnros and rhApn beat Hobart an LAwrie IN the
nhaIS in The 'IuUblrs, chs, A. 1Le sC0r,b:
Aen's Hngiss-ATtlur kran-. knckrrbnrkG @,
7a-hi.
Ladies Doubes-ssmi.nnal rounds MIS- sheldon and
Mas Bunnri fnth Avenue T. q, -. b-At Aiks strand
and Misc lrimmsI ARIEL I o. sorAteh; Is.S7 f,na
7. G. 20 beat Mas Fulton and hss Alcoke. Enieksr.
booker I. c.. 10. 72-o4
ead G. b Chaplin, minus 10. beat J. y Hobart sAa O. =
LoWrts. Ariel r g., minus "a. THO
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Earned runsINev jersey 4. G. . Flr,t base BY
Left bases-stat.n Island A. C.. Z; New Jersey A. c.
4 FIRM base on bAlls-On shannon. !: on Van Zandt
Van zAndt. 2: * We,teIvelt: Home runs spaidnr.
rinee bits-van Zant On FAu,s ~ Cary Foun, ain
stolsa bases-Bassrord o. Cadmus ~ Foster rau,s.
Wild pitch-ran Zant. Passed baliS-Gaunt 3: Currs
8: owens, I. Umpirs-Berryman Timo-2:lL
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Earned runs-Xavisr A. A. ?: Cuban Giants 3. First
base m srrors-xav.or A A.. !: Cuban Giants. g. Lett
bases Xavier A. A. !: Cuban Giant. T. Ihree-bass
hi,s-Miil.r. Hamm. Twobase hi,-Irant First base
on bal.-Dn cato. Q. OF HAnmi. d. struck out-By
Cato =: BY Hannah 3. DouUe pAys-Catto Grant,
and Williams ca; Hayden and kustaee: Enstace.
s~l schultz sacrnce hits-A. Jack son. Dillon.
stolen ea.e.-A. Jackson. o. Jaek:on. William, y.
grant Patterson q. ". Jackson (2 Miller ~. it By
pil, I'd bAil-Catto Hendricks. raised balls-T. Ma
lone 2 Umpirs-MAgee Time-l:+2. AttendAnce-SUO.
ORANGE a C. II: HoSrcLAIR 4. c. 2.
The game at Nontciair yesterday resulted In
easy victory for the orange A. Z. The score
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Earned funB-OrAnge 4. c.. 2 HifsS base errors-
oranE. 4. g. o.: MONT clair 4. C, l.: Left ba.es-
on Uiiroy o. on andnan. q: on Terry. struck out
h.beoek G'lIoy Tory q. Pace Ksiysa g, L.ndm.n
Inston. H.tneId Terry TwSea.e ht.Hu.ehin.on-
ra.sed bals-ONellL q Hit ~ ptcher-Ha:neld. Place.
k.ysn, n0ubls plays-W,I.sn and s B.eccsn: Land
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Amateur League.
THE RECoKp.

nsn. wr. Ln~. cs. 1a'-. To,. Ls-'. e ,,a
Ensiewoed F.C.2 .<oolstaten isrdCC. .2So
STATEN ISLAND C e. 8: SSGLEvooD y C.. T.
The Staten Island C. and Engie ooi y. came to-
gether for the rst time This s-as"h ye-tcTaay Inc
home players won after ten innings. feature was