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The sun., 1893-08-14

Tommy RUSSELL the Harlem featheryeight. would
Ike to light Dolly Lyons at llS pounds give or take
two pounds Russell declares that he can get backing
to the extent Of $500
Florrie Barnett writes THE Sun that his brother
Charley is prepared to meet any l3o-pound boxer in
tho country. Mike Leonard. Sam Bolan. tho colored
fighter. or Stanton Abbott preferred
Teddy Wilson. behalf OF Stanton Abbott has for.
warded deposit OF $50 to New Orleans to tight Andy
Bowen Wilson says that this is the only OF
ing the Southerner come to time or ttat
he IS afraid.
Horace Leeds the ex.amateur light weight. has writ
ten to Dominick oMnlly. tho matchmaker of tho
Columbia 4 G.. asking for amatoh with either Billy
consideration.
Johnny Van Heest said that he has received his ex.
p"nse money amounting to $50, from the olympic
for Van Hees and Iiughy Napier to contest for Van
Heest will train either at Newark at Bay ST. Louis
10 EDiroR THE suS-Sr. In reference to
match Pick aninny" against any 100 pound in an
in the world wish to state that will meet the Pick
aninny" or his represenat at The sun oice any
time that he may ntion. SO as to arrange match.
EDDIE LoBEn
In to.nights battle at the Columbia A. C. Creedon
will be seconded by Buffalo Costello Tom Tracey jim.
Hopkins will hold tho watch. Greggains VIII be looked
after by Joe Lewis his hacker. Billy Smith. Joe King
keeper
John L. Sullivan. in company. With Johnny Howard
his manager. left town for Atlantic City yesterday.
Sullivan was in good heath and confident Of success
with his theatrical venture; He would not express
of both men, and only can predict long and stubborn
contest.
has Just leaked ont that Stanton Abbott near
receiving his austus the third round Of his recent
Windsor Theatre last week. II appears thai Harris
struck tho Engshnau pretty hard upon the back OF
the head causing him great distress Had the blow
Abbott to sleep.
The sun., 1893-08-14
Baseball Notes.


Ed Gran. want, 10 trv hi, luct At nm,,r,,r
Nearly all of riernan. error. arc on ground balls.
,n boun Doyie anu DAVIS arc ihchneo 10 piny dirty
'I Pittsburgh 4, not using +. .Aaon,,r r.rr, much A,
present
e''''''''a n'' player In h''h'n'' Of
nns nsrsy gsss, slsr.y running club a.
basenian in the land. " " " $50 'A''
Bar Drum Brsakers"
Fuller has ,ale en- big drop in hitting. He still con.
ward win. If possible allow pav,e. to 10 to som.
o'nor a. eiuo .or eonsiaetahon.
=. u White ex-Presdent OF tho Eastern League, has
"Bumpu." % @ Jone. p,: es.a hi. % rs, gam. for prov,.
dence last Friday and was batted hard.
m a1 Is o a. the Ss and in tho sd
BROOKLYN was negotiating with Catcher Bilv Earl.
"the globe trotter." but Pittsburgh baKged him.
,Pn.laaelpns has seven pitchers. Kesf., wsyhius
Ted Larkiu has been heavily nped and suspended bv
the Washington CLUB Tor drinking
the New Yorks and BrookIyns At ke Polo Trounds To-
day.
has plenty Of speed good contfoi and aboyo ali cool
head.
the Augusts Cub who pIayed With the BrooEyns IN
iSui " f' ~ '' >'' No !"
I,,rr,v pv., ,,,h. r,,...,. -. - ,..
week ago in railroad wreck viii NAV no mora th,s
season ~ f' N ' 'A'.
- ,
c,ne npsu mv IL, t usIs " o tne
deldinS " " ~ p''''"s Anu poo'
r,,. . .
Euuie burkeh snlowing arm ~ growing stronger with
every Rame. IL nasn oeeh crooked NJ ths elbow now
r,., M, r, ,,
nounR heeiei uAo i.elnnni seiaom sAys word;
tue ooy mas oeeh silent ever since ne Joined
the bfooAi ns.
The Co"perstown team made snort work OF tho West
Enus Oh A,pahy AZ Sooperstown on SATURDAY. Tho
Pitcher schmitt is dead to the world Tho last ard
OF him he piI ching for semi teams in
and around Boston.
Tommy Burns. the ex.Chicago third baseman Ia
playing brilllanti second base for the Springfield
Eastern League team.
Although tbs Roston. ,rs canning dovn ,,. nor,.
stretch lengths lead tho ub critics are ho Wiling
for an infusion of young blood.
J.ck Pow. who has bser p,av,,o ,.,o,d boa. o.,
BStao is about to be replare3 bx xnne booS oSr
NJ ~ sS Rrn disr frnIn nover y II ~ - 'N1"s ''oou
rn. NJ vat. ~. n,a,,n, ,r,,,,, ,u =, 49,
.nn,t nm .ome or III. p.nir,py Watarn Inn. - 'ney
Ter IN n c"rI,nV series M H. Polo urnups vi" sui
''i =" ' S ~ ' " W Wv ~ unuN
SRA Rht AS strnI nowadays lie would be 4 capital
man W pa'e %" t'e STU o' League uhp'res
hose who AT hrst aid wilson was not q hrst-ci'Es
catcher. NOV clai, and Will consd 'rabe lung power
that lie is the 'Ricaiest catcher III The co.. n ry."
MANAGER Van Walk enburyh and the OIym,,c CIuh NJ
Paterson nave pnIttI company Van Walk enpn,e oh
SAWS tha he is open 10 an engagernen to umnire e
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Ca.h Pr,.r. for Sailing Oyster Bos,..

Arace for sailing oyster boats from Cold Spring Bay.
Vile and oyster Bay only. for cash prizes amounting
to $3.50 will take place under tho auspices of the
seawanhaka' corinihiAn Yacht Club on Labor Day
There to be two classes class A. for boats or 20
feet and over er line 90 to rst $50 TO second,
class VIII be Tor boats OF less than % feet s76 rs
the club float and TO west thence
around Noses folnt buoy leaving the port hand
hand; thence TO i."yd's neck buoy. lsAvlng the
m les lOnR. Larger boats will allow Smaller bohts
extra at the rate OF per foot OF diiar
rules Of the road TO b. observed without regard any
kaoe Committee not later than O'Clock on the dsy
before the race.
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wininm.burgh'- Weekly Contests.


The weekly competitions at track and field work
among the members OF the williamsburEh A. A. were
continued on the associations grounds in Bushwick
yesterday. The results;
sy ps's b. Fourth heat az
yards. seeond Edward cotaux. 2ih yards. third
,3ne.aaaTter Mile Run. Hand,eap- Final heat won b.
Mass ssFHs Srd Time
ne-mie Run. Handicap-.won by Samuel A. Walters.
lnrs o y
Fisher 10 feet w,,h 2b fee. inches James Greey.i
ter, s's sseGaa s rih WITH 4 e tffs ns Wal
:s 'G%P BY ..ssns wlsm rd
ward Nc hrd feet sy GnsS
E;Ss siashss i -, sss D$ ay
Sass lssnts isfSna Sta Sn vii. fss William
one thousand Yard Run. i!nndI Icap-won by Edward
ara h s
3ns Mtls Walk nsna,o,p-won " Louis krHsssr:
iIsan%: Msiin: ss seconds third Time. minutes Sss
rns won g9Fs R ss ysta. s Ss7
cline ssTaseh: second: Edward CoisdI. ~ yards
Three iiunds.d Yard Run. nand.sap;-rinnl hea. won
Ssrds 0 chr Hniai tid lime
L: !fsGess sAss E;"s'stswG: y Wy
Rp1nlnE Broad jump landicap-Won BY Edward g
Kaiser inches second with 10 feet 10 inches: vii.
liam Feeney inches. third with ID feet IL inches
Ono Mile Kun, liardicAp-Won by William g. Feensy
15 yards: Edward Cotiaux scratch. second: James
Feeney. SO yards. third Time 8 minutes 26 seconds.
ono Mile Walk. Handicap-won by Louis Kruger.
scratch; Robert A. Taylor scratch second: Samuel A.
Antclife. 40 seconds. third. Time, minutes II
onis
Fisher inches feet james Greeyes. scratch. sec
Running High Jump: HandicnP.won By Harry
Fisher. inches. feet inches: william c. Kaiser
nsG, snd
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Gossip OF tho Courts.

Many Of the regulars were missing from their club
Gay practice. Even Larry forde gavo the ball rest
". Emmons and 7. GaligAn have postponed their
sn,,h sat match % nntil Aug ON tho same date pr
match against rhii Casey and Major carmods.
John Lawior spent the afternoon hobnobbing with
the athletic champions ~ tho Dublin club outing at
Woodside. He renewed many peasant Acauaintances
FORMED years ago In the festive city on the Lihey
Joseph Mcguire. the popular Philadelphia player.
pects 70 visit the Brooklyn Cubs court sept 8. for
ma ch with Major John Carmudy. a nrst.cass supper
Tor twelve ngos the an the event IL bong
eagerly looked forward to in both cities.
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Secretary Whitehead announces the folio
Ing card for Saratoga to-day:


Ing card for Saratoga to- day:
,sysn onssS s"Go Srss and pward
hiyal and Ia cOiens. I57 AIeE IGS A'Sn'A"D
sS 1Ss Sai poas, %i sas
fsoIa ia i3s e Gettysburg and Lotion lo5 sacb hey De
THIRD hscs.KsntastS Stakes for .~oyyar.olds
sRs:ss hss ANA a%a rra,ion n1 t%llGni s.aa
ies ns @ 81
wSSoasSSt SossS aiy, saeh 100 ANU ammo
ea. $50 Forfeit gsarsntesa SSo ens
aaa an walnut o ss gs0,ss pGnd
ai ssss m soSF.so''A and Prince Dscsivs each
,ons 4a% Tsnn E,sa 500 six .pd
Lss9ns5dS; 9as5 s; VI; LYNN ~. ~
wen a. ,his msstins farlohss Lisxsta Pfoms me-.
EslSo.s. E ssss 49, iol''' Minnie Geo. L'A A'lah'' and
This Is Cliiton's programme for to- dsy:
Prs, K.es.ssyeneighihs Of a mile: selling. Fair
S9: scMsnso %; ssabird. ssi Aftermath. III: FTshy.
SsSens .aE q mile. .ens
Esl.iis. es War Lord oil KanSSha goidna. g. 'o'
ls s.rns o7 So sh @asas. %s s;inS 49, Gsx: GS
{sacs Io.; Tube Rose i62 Nellie b, io2; Marguerite.
sa SsSa fsrons.
kirpan. Io2; TOano, 90; Bsis lcbun. 81; Laurel n;
xyii.s Ess.T9a. ni!.; .:!llns, Bl-st.eera.. 1g4.
SSsS; ios: The sSsfa iSo LUCKY Clover 81
vsiIta Rsss1sir and one.hAf furlongs;, selling. 81.
tourn ia2; SNOWFALL Ia2; K6attsn. iis; Avery iiS
~ The following are tho entries to-day at
sisss,s s, e m' sHsayay s
ssnt'ns, los; Mon Oh, Dutch lou. and cap Wells SS:
-. S S:s a. ..s ~ w. sssss. sS: s:ss
The sun., 1893-08-14

The Greenvile Turn yerein IL bordering on disband.
ment. Until short while ago It most 1ourshns
organization. The trouble began after fair held last
winter Although Il netted . largo amount some of
tho members claimed that the management might
have been better President Hamburger fen ind
what was SAID against the manage cement Then
tho feeling became intensified with the annual eiec-
ton President hamburger Was bitterly opposed
election by certain Clique which he overpOwered.
The trouble did not stop here When tho question OF
building . hall came up the clique put in a protest
Now President Hamburger. Recording Secretary New.
man. and Financial Secretary Wioke have resigned
The sun., 1893-08-14

An interesting game OF Gaelic football was played
At Ridgewood Park yesterday afternoon The contend
Ing teams were tho Mitchels ana the GarryowenG
The Mitches forced the bali toward the Carryowenss
goal as soon as playing commenced. and tho Garry
owens were kept on the defensive all the time Tho
Atches did all the scoring making one goal and four
points In the hrSt hAf and two uOints IN the second
half Buckley And CrAnloy played well for the yIctOrs
and Cant. DRoefe aud Mccarthy did good wurk for
the GArryowena The teams were:
The sun., 1893-08-14
GILT EDGED HdNDBALL

Champion Phil Cnsey In Remarkable Form
Busy sin'cr- at Mnniatt,nvilI~.
The "club day" patrons of The Brooklyn Handbali
Conrt were treated to splendid exhibition of the
game when DIR. Smith aud John Malcolm made a com.
bined attempt to outpoint Champion Phil Casey The
latter was IN great form. and won the match in i'm.
pressive style taking three straight games Tho
b-aien pair nund some soave In equally decisive
victory over j. Jones AID the Baibforhy Chicken"
n eli O q Inn -.
The sun., 1893-08-14

The employees OF the Metropolitan Job Printing
Company held their annual outing and games Grant
City Park. Staten Island yesterday. The following are
the results of the games;
Twohundr led. d.andtwenty-yard Rum ScrRtch-won by
James Campbell Robert Crawford second. Time. 2e1
secOnds Won by ono Yard
e-hundred.yarJ Dash, scratch-won by Robert
Yost. T. Daley second. Time. 1874 secondx Won by
hve feet.
acknowledgment Dash. Fat Mems Racs-won by
John J. ane H. Mcintyre second. Time. 10 seeonds
Won by two feet
Running High Jump-won by Theodore walters
Bitten y. c.. With feet inch: Towser second with
q feet
Ba.eDall Match-Marred mon IOi single men.
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base on errors,Emer 2: XAVIER A A: Left on
Lander, Twobnse hits-Gerrity. Poland: Purcell.
lIammil W: Malone (2l. Stolen bases-T Larkin.
wilson Io6in p9Sble play-LilI!s and gsrrity FIRST
BY Wilson. .: by Keenan,, l. Passed ball-Malone.
Wild pitches-wilson. a. Umpire-Golden. Time-
2:02.
WILLIAMSBURG A 4. 0: iKoSsIprs. 9.
The williamsburgh A A. outp'ayed tho Ironsides on
the atters grounds yesterday and by tho follow
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SUNDAY ON THE DIAMOND.
Anson's New Players show Up we'll
Washineton Beaten nt Patterson.

ouio,so Aug is.--Resnforccd by new blood the
Chcaeos took another game from the cnoinnatia to-
day The latter would have been whitewsshed but for
o'Brien's muG OF thrown ball In the rrst inning
o'Brlen or the Augustus played second base. while
Camp OF the Atisn was In centre Camp Is hitter
and shows up we'll OBrien is also corker. LanRe
behind the plate his original position ana pnt up
n hne game AntOn expects TO uncover q couple OF
men The score;
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SUMMONED 10 n CLdMBAKE.
Chief Engineer Mccormick Resents It, and
Doscher Alleges He Was Punched.


Doscher Alleges He Was Punched.
FLUSHING. Aug. ia false alarm Of fre
brought tho village Fire Department out to q
clambake last night. Chief Engineer McCor-
mick accused Charles Doscher OF sending in
the alarm. and 1t is alleged he struck him. A
policeman separated them. To- night Doscher
swore out a warrant for McCormick's arrest.
The Chief was informed OF the fact, and said
he would appear before Judge Smith to-day
for examination. He was not arrested.
Mr. Mccormick has been In trouble before.
m member Of the Fire Department Doscher
says he didn't send out the false alarm Of fire.
and Mccormick says he only pushed and did
not hit him.
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Thomson Challenges Hickey TO . Match nj
Court TEAMS,

EEwroRr Aug. 18.-Amateur golf matches are being
arranged, to begin Sept. and continue a week En-.
tries close Aug. 2S Hollis Hunnkwell oIora anna
champion fours The events wlu be handicAp.
Alfred Thomson. the New York professonnL arrived
here today looking match court tenniA with
U, Hickey the Boston professional for $40 side
neS ar n, th Sy nni nn e3.tigsr Hiekeys
win probably bs arranged -
The sun., 1893-08-14

McGsrrtge saw Dust and Misery io2i Beautiful Bells
and Lady Lister. lot; surprise ~ a., .--,.. -.
Psssmorr NcKeevsr Pro Edward, Tradesman, Rose
berry, and Radiant, ~; shmsritan; Bisokwood
kins. lo6. ,. 49,, -. -,
A. o. H. Ar.haft PenEanoe, and Uncertainty, 1OI;
Lost star, IOo sue hyder colt, lot; Ella and Hour.
Fith RAceGFour and half f1rlonr' ,two-year: oids
Hart ion veracity h!iy and Psyche. 100: Dart and
Lulu Race colt w =
Fox Pcssimlst wahoo, sierra Neyadh, Iceberg, Pete
Pluto. Big Man and kenophone. 11o La Juive hily1o
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on et oe
Snsses16oymple s,, M9ntEEmsry I. First base ON on
Herr. 81 by McDonaL Passed balls-Burke, 1: Shaw,
2. Umpire-McCormack. Time-li56
XAVIER A. A. 8: KaERALps g.
After winning ten straight games tho Emerald team
had their coors lowered b" the Xavier A A team at
the Catholic Protectory grounds Van Nest yesterday
afternoon II the third OF the series between
the teams the frat two games being won by the Emer
Aids. Pitcher Wilson enigma to tho Emeralds,
and he showed extraordinary GOODNESS when mon
on the bases keenan, not effective usual.
The score:
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PATERSON. II: WARRINGTON 8.
Tho Washington League Club received crushing
defeat yesterday Mt the hands OF the Pnersons at rat
The homo found Stockdnle delivery very
easy to gauge while the visitors did not locate smith,
To any great extent. The Washlngtons played
four pItchers Meekim being at frs' Sockdale IN the
box. and Esper and Maui In tho outneld Tho scores
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To.al......17 20. 20 10 g. To..i,.......6 27 II

1UtHEH'''s'' -U- IVtH1s''ss''''o o II IT
sMaul hit by batted ball
INorsou ......s..........,..0 = "
Washington ...............0 l 1 . o o. 8
EnrneI rnn.Paterson. I; First base by eTors-Pater
son. 8; Washington. T. Left on bases-Paterson. v:
Washington. First base on bas-On smith. ii on
stockdale 4. Struck out-By Smith. .; by ntockdale
Smith sacrifice hits-Tnrner stockdale stolen base. M
Turner double plays-Sullivan. Siricker and Meekin
co. Hit by pitcher. by smith. l. wild ptches-stock.
dale !: smith. l. Umpirs-H opkins nme-1:65
MoSrGoMt Rr. l3: OLYMPIC, IL.
An Interesting game was played yesterday At thia
place between the ympics and Montgomery the for
mer winning by the following score:
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CHICAGO.

Earned run,-Chcago, g. First base ,,. on errors. q.
Cincinnati. o first base on balls-oG MoG,i, 3; on
King. o. struck out-By McG II. q by KING o Three- s
len King sacrifice hts-smith. P"rr1,t ~ oBren.
Stolen bases-Dhhlen, Anson, Camp. Doupe piys-
Latham and McPhee Anson, unasssted. Hit by
ritcher-By McGil, l; by King l. Umpre-Carutherh
n A
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The race for the cricket championship OF New York
II stin q neck.and.neck struggle between the New
Jersey A. C. and staten Island g. G p J. Prender'
East's batting average came down considerably on
Saturday, and j. sorymgeour with a very peculiar
average, Ia now in nrst place. The recordsi
The sun., 1893-08-14
whnlen and spider Kelly to Fight.

SEATTLE, Aug lathe challenge issued by Jimmy
Carroll. backer of Jimmie whalen, to fight any 133
pound man IN tho world except Jack McAulre. for
$1,000 has been accepted. John Consdine sent word
that he would accept the challenge for Spider
Kelly tho light to take place before the club offering
he
The sun., 1893-08-14
Sunday Visitor. Seek tho rla,..ns..

CHICAGO Aug lathe Exposition was open
to-day. but the attendance was light. Visitors
were allowed in all the buiidings except that
oil the Government. Nearly ali OF the slRht-
ssers spent the day In the Plalsanos,
The sun., 1893-08-14
4 NEW HANDLER FOR THE NAY4HOE
Trouble Between Mr.. Carroll and Capt
Barr-Cnpt. Crnekec Sent For.

Trouble Between Mr.. Carroll and Capt.
Barr-Capt. Cr0cker Sent For.
BosToN. Aug 13.-It has been known ever
since the Navahoe's first race that there was
a split between Mr.. Carroll. her owner. and
Capt Barr and the matter has now come to a
head. A despatch to the Herald from Cowes.
England. says:
THE owner OF the Navahos is attracting
considerable attention over here. On good
authority 1t Is said thar. without any provo
cation. he struck one OF the crew In last Thurs
man f14 and passage money back TO America
In the evening, because the NavnhOe go
beaten. Mr.. Carroll told Barr that he could not
sail her. Capt. Charley would not submit to
such language. 20 he told Carroll that 1t was
time to leave. and Carroll settled with him
good friends. Barr. after leaving the Nava-
hoe. declined to say u single word. He has
gone tn Scotland.
" Garr is not to blame for tho Navahoe's
showing. 1t matters not whether the Nava-
hoe sails one or iiity races. she will be beaten
Tom Diaper Is to sail the Navahoe pending
the time that Capt Crocker. who sailed the
Puritan, car come oyer:
The Navnhoe and the Valkyrie were seen
In adjacent docks to-day. The Navahoe does
The Nalkyrie came out OF the dock last even
ing. and. according to present arrangements
will leave for your side on Saturday next.
Whatever your new boats may be- the VAL
kyrie Is no doult hctter boat than the
Saynhoe over ility-mile course: In strong
b" hstter than the valkyrie. and at far reach
never thought that the Navahoe was the
equal OF either the Valkyrls or Britannia"
The sun., 1893-08-14
At the AInnhat,anv,ne Court.

series OF wel.contested matches pleased the club
day visitors a. the Mania tanvilIe CONT John Della
ney paired on with T.. Wa Sh against T. Brestn and H.
Gilhooly The latter pair surprised their oppOnents
alter the irst game and cevsrly won the match the
results Of tho duyi
The sun., 1893-08-14

Baseball. Polo 6rouads. Z r. NJ. To-day.
LAaEls ehampionshp game. Brooklyn w. New York
Admission 70 Aad 2bo.-AdA
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A Milwaukee Boy Surprises the Cash Prize
League Talent.

sr Lours. Aug. l8-A much larger crowd attended to-
days Cash Prize League races at sportsman's Park
than were present yesterday. Wheeler captured but
one purse. while Henry Kavaska, the young Milwaukee
rider, won another handicap He the mile from
the S5yard mark quite handly. He 10 only 10 years
old yet Iides like oldtmer. In the two mile open
race Jack Prince fell, and c. ". Price came down on
top of him. Both were rety severely bruised and cut
but Price Got the OF will able to ride
again tor come days The riders left tonight for New
YORK. The aries;
l'wo-mle. open Race-H. G. Wheeler Orange, nrst
s7b A. R. Rich New York. second. s35; c. ". borntge
BnIaIo third s26: c. Z. Kluge Jersey City. fourth.
wheel length from Rich. Time, 6;87. 5:55 2.6:
one mile, Handicap: Purse Sla0-Henry Eavaska,
Milwaukee 81 yards. frsL S16: T. Al6erts New YORK,
15o yards second; So; J. w.. Ashinger, Boston i5i
2:27 2-5
Ftye.mile Handicap: pnsse 1000. W Dorntqe. so
yards. hrs. SIS: a. kch. Is yards second. S35. j
AshinKer 400 yards fourth. sl5; r. Albert 400 yards
hfth $40. Time. l8:il.
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Totals. =. OIL 71S q Totals.......6 b27 II 10
Msaa%souran A. A::o :::o 9 9 g 3-S
Earned runs-wiamsburgh A. A.. 8; Ironsides 8.
First base BY errors.WiamsburRhX 4 4. s; Tronsides
Fin. i Sase se on Sa.ot Fr"nnemeS os Gsoy D.
Home tnTn ranoauhsr TMoSnss hit:-aussr r0y Minis
sSen ses.eS A. 1on.ss. lISnsids
Double plays-Qugley and Hahn; Euster. II. and J,
Rothfuss; Rruge and Rothfuss: Mills and H. md ].
Rot hfuss, Wild ptchss-Brunnemer. ]: 'Ilroy 2
Passed balis-Hagaus. ]; Rothruss. l. umpire-liart.
Time hours.
SKsT's
TcuGs Yesa,s Americana 29e53 s.i-I,s
AT PROVIDENCE
srovSiGsnsss,..,'..,.;oo snxS.%ssn S9sd9d d5--151
Base hts-Providence. 3: Btnghamton. g. Errors-
Providence. I: Binghamton 8. Batteries-Sullivan
and McKeough; Bennett and Sweeney.
AT TEsSY's CR usDs-MoRslaG GAME
Houston A, C...............3 0 o 10
Manhattan. ..................1 ! o o.
AT TESNY's COMMUNICATIONS
nknown.......,.,........,3 D $40
Tenny.......,..... .......l o O. 1
At lnwood--Pastimes 81: Arctics. 9.
National League Record.
The sun., 1893-08-14
Sports of the Flr-sters,

Nearly 1000 persons attended the annual Forestic
festival of the associated courts conciaves and
sanctuartes OF the Ancient Order OF Foresters of
America at Ridgewood Park. Brooklyn. on Saturday
Despite the poor track and field. the events, which
open only 10 Foresters with the exception OF tho
bicycle race. which was given under the sanction of
the /. A. W. " re weli contested. The results:
Two-mie Bicycle Race, scTatCh-Final heat, by
Hugo Won loderick. b. ook|n City Wheelmen; Philip
r. gregory. Montauk Wheenen second: i. j. Sherman
Bedford Wheeslnen. third lime. minutes M
secOnds
One.quarter mile Run, for boys under Is years-won
by Albert AIireuer: Charles Hesser. second; Edwin
Van keurrn. third. Time. minute 81 seconds.
One ehunnred,and.hfty.yar Run. scra rh-Won by Il.
!. Goodwin, Court Myrtle; James A Enson, Court
Iionnan second; James J. Cole. Court Mcclellan.
One-lnile Run, scTaich-won ~ Charles Nichols.
Court thAuHCey: r. l. GOODWIN. C0uri Myrtle. second
~ McKe u, court America, third. Time minutes
I2h seconds
sack Race. ono Lap-won by Michael Br,dge, Court
Washington; N. Moore Court Myrtle. conl; Harry
W. Nolan Court Hoffman. third. Time. 81 4 seconds
one half Mile Run, Boys Under 20 Ycars-Won BY
Thomas McGrath; Wihiam Parsley, second. Time. 8
minutes 81 ~ seconds.
Tug OF War-won by Court Libertys team, consist
seph furlong. and Martiu Meyer.
The balance or The events were stopped by rain.