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baseball Notes.


Doc Kenuedy's address is aC3 west FIT y.nst street,
city.
The B~rootlyns leave By .o.nights boas for Troy.
representative team OF that city tomorrow.
Amherst Holyoke series was played to-day. The score
wins n tic until the tenth inning. Amherst won by 7 to 4.
StYo SING. April 22-St. Johns School beat the
Mystics Of New York mere to day. the score being 10
to = The feature Of the game was the batting OF
Boment for ST. Johns
The Oritani Field club baseball tenn for this season
wiz he: Jimmy Powers. p: kinsler. c.: +. Windisch,
LIST b.; Dawson, I'd b.: Ellis. Sd b.: Storm, Q. . A.
BantA. c. T.; l. Banta. |. T.: Atwood, ri.
GARLisLr. April 2a-rhe second important game Of
this afternoon between Dickinson College and swarm.
more teams. the score was 4 to 5 In favor OF Dickinson,
Tho EnRiewood Field Club has decided upon Ande..
son. formerly OF the PitiSburgns and Cape Mays, TO MI
the box. supported by Cumming. The Enyle woods and
Ori'anIs WIN renew their annual struggle for the Der.
Gen comfy supremacy. PLAYING tn. game. on Memorial
been able to comniete n series because Of disag -ee.
meuts on the field during games.
WiLKEsBiRRy. April 22.-The Wilke sbarre Club of the
Eastern leagne played t's iirst game to-day. Scr anton
Of the state League WAS tho opposing team. Wilkes
hsrrs on: 4 to ]: Leighton. signed TO play right Held
manage the team at Portland. Me Ed Sales of last
years Albany team has been signed In his place.
CIsciSsAn. April ~ For four days the CleveIands
and Reds have been housed up playing storm
beaten" Capt Tebean and Charley Ziminer have
slipped on home to spend sunday. and " Zim +" will not
Reds left for st. Louis tonight. taking Muiians and
Chamberlain 10 do The, pitching to morrow. Gov. No
Kinley has been invited to attend the inaugural game
here and 10 expected 10 be present.
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The Driving Club and Charter Oak Park.

Negotiations are pending between the
Driving Club Of New York and the Charter Oak
Park Association Of Hartford. with n view to
amalgamating their respective grand circuit
meetings. and trotting the events OF the latter
association Mt the Fleetwood track.
II satisfactory arrangements can be made
Fleetwood would have seven days meeting.
commencing on the Monday Of New York's
following Monday-Labor Day. This would
give the Morrisania track the best card Of the
three. and four year old stakes. q $4,000 free
for all. and the valuable 2;l4 and 2:a0 stakes.
Stake. and a $4,000 stake for three-year-
olds. nominations for which, were made in
1891. Tho regular purse events OF both clubs
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Five Favorltes Beaten at G,ouce.ter.

PHILADELPHIA. April 22.--Criterion was tho
only ~favorite to win ct Gloucester to-day. and
the bookmakers rounded out another success
full week.
First Race-sevenf nrlonga blizzard. 1oa. . to l (E.
Irieel frst; Eoli.. 100, Q 70 ! n,fsnk ncnsn,, second;
Second Race-Five furlongs. wist. 9e. 3 to CTribe).
first: Postal. 1o3. I to ! Yetterl, second: Lyrist, VI. Is
to ! (inm). third. Time. I :OIsa.
Third Race-Three and q halt furlonRa New Dance,
as. 7 T., 2 Uorbley. nrst: Joe Knot. ~, 30 to l tBcnder).
second: Midget. ~. 2 10 ] TRIBE. third. Time: 0:4Ih.
Pfnnknehsnl nrst; Toano; IL: even tDwrsrs second:
Filth Race-Four and n half furlonRsL strinafellow.
100. : to l UHaml. nrst: Monsoon. loa. I to @ tDwy-n.
second: Apollo. 1O3. TOTO I Kuchen). third. Time. loo
sixth Race-Four and a half furlonss Criterion. 1m.
ond: Go Lucky. los, 4 TO 1 tAccaulsy). third. Time.
IDOL.
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tclen.Enitimor 10, john. Hopkins J.. Sacrifice
nite-baltiinore. 4; johns Hopkins, g Left on baset-
baltimore. 3; Johns Hopkins, II. ssss on balls Bsitt.
mere y; Johns Hopkins. g. HIT by pitched bsl-hc.
.raw. urihith. Struck nut-Ry Schmidt, IL; by Stocks
ds,e. I; y, Davis !. VILE. pltches-Dsvs. 1; stocks.
HARVARD. 'pe. g.; sRovx. 'pe. &.
CAsrRIpet, April 22.-The Harvard freshmen met and
asIesied the frerhmcn from Brown University this az.
IetIoon. ..Ninslow's. hotne run was The Longest hit
made on Holiness Field this year. Unfortunately IL
came when the bases were empty. The innirp in
which II was made WAS characterized by heavy hitting
tor harvard. i've with n total Of eight. hits recruiting.
vi tue zig run. scored three were earned. Lang he.
came badly ratified and let two balls 10 nv him. These
Win an error and = base on balls evidently disroncert.
60 the brown fre Inner They rallied In thr fourth.
now ever. and held Harvard down TO two more runs,
Morden's pitching was u feature OF Harvari's game.
He struck out eleven men.
The batting OF tue Harvard team was noteworthy.
bnt three. men struck out during the eight innings AT
ont MONTHLY. the Brown pitcher. Is a 'var-,tv man.
ana recently Played against Boston for four innings,
allowing them but one hit. Harvard fielded well in
srite OF the six errors to It's record. Three OF these
were almost excusnble. The base running was tho
weakest part OF their game. On the whoie the liar.
Nhra freshmen showed up strongly. Next saturday
tnog play the first game with the Princeton freshmen
~. Princeton. For the rest OF the season Spauldtng.
w, VIII have charge of coaching the nine. The score:
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DRooKLYN, 49,; YALE, q.

BROOKLYN. ID; YAnE- D.
Considering the uncertainty OF the weather
bliss and the rest q the Yale nndergraduate
came down. and, although the gray clouds
we're frequent sho wers and very cold winds to
make the spectators. slightly uncomfortable
during what proved to be n very dragged-out
.Griifn started the contest with, a neatly
placed hit to LEFT. ard TSI Fout7 1I i1IlSwe Z. with an an.
work. Burns struck out. Brouthers swung
been signed BY Brooklyn as general utility
man, p ISIiaMsa the ana sTa%pl sns # Foh Sy B onnd
morn M s"s and Sas SHOWED efi s.: s g,ssss sSes ~ 70 '" adyas.
i iscs ;ew Mf II IN " f Sl%.p i TRrcu saa n ns'f fa nut 81 g p his
iSsScS!Ip scored .It .hsiT d S; run III II The ths AT AZ
,aR.n so me 70 f r. P' s i e sss,S; Mn e. p ;ns s ssH
get away from h biz. on nd the t., third s strike Ho When
marx for, the Brootlyn, Satsment, and
pitched according t. tho old rules; The rlay
were all on poor throws. and were IN each case
'Srsxs s. diG ex 'S'ii Msa s&esSle n e sRiis the G bat.
and Hedges played a brilliant second hnse.
Barring the first inning. when they played in
pennant- winning game. Stein pitched very
well. and Kennedy. who succeeded him. was
IN fair form Tor MS frst game; Ihs ielding
game was all that could be asked for. Grimm
In the outfield and Danny Richardson in tho
infeld particularly distinguished themselves.
Richardson was the principal figure In q neat
double play. and in the seventh inning he
recovering tho ball in time to put out the rum
nar at first. The score:
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BUCK M'CASy WINS THE STAKES.
Thorpe Rode the Colt and Two Other Win
uers MT Montgomery Park.


ners Mt Montgomery Park.
MEMPHIS. April 22.-Thorpe and Perkins
both did well at Montgomery Park to-day.
Thorpe rode three and Perkins two winners.
while tho talent and bookies quit even at
three favorites and a trio OF long shots. The
weather was clear and mild. and the track
fast.
The Montgomery Stakes. at nine furlonRs.
had but two starters-Buck Mccain. 90
tThorpeL a Z to 10 ~favortte. and Calhoun. 90
tKunzel at even money. Calhoun vent out
and set q stIff pace. running the nile in 1:44.
t Mop e he Mrs s s9l 4 ssck s' f fg%s. 4 9:sas. This
winner. who seems a fairish colt. much better
latter seems to b. going back on his Tennes-
"siF Pity sR 9sT Fred Houston were sau.. favor
ner turning up In the Z to 1 chance. Freedom.
ho2i ! Tf lsnssh nR From he ,h Ven d to Hn 1 sho g % S5,Ts BY
who beat Fred Houston out two lengths. Kin
dor. bolted , end . isii at j fh sh 6ome turn; n SIt both
The. four furlones dash. with ten twc.year-
fu colt Dart. lis. Ridden By THORPE.
to ]: the Toto ]. shot. Master Fred. beat. Pitts
Tn. Is to / shot. Pheian Dorian. ioi tPer.
t sass o tR .n on ' isSOriso Vi" Ten ~ j j a tsaStss t fdGG
.The, isiix.iurlopx hss. race, was taken in
second snd Helen N. third. both heats. Time.
The last race, selling. sis ,arlones. fell to
half a length from Callan. the ~favori.te. who
heat Fred Taral q length for second place.
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Racing Result. at It. Louis.

sr. LOUIS. April 22.-Ftrst Racs-Selling: six furlongs.
volens. lUd n. Bain). Z to 2. tr.t: Pebble Rock. lo&
ff%s,sPpsnn, 2 to !; .eGcgdi Black Beauty. % tconrad'.
second Eaee-Fou. iurlonsss GIadIol. 1o7 lEl.ds>.
q to 8. frst: kinRs Craft. 100 tBurns. even. second;
sonthernest, ea Hook, IL to I. third. Time; o:S5;
3 to i. arst; Merge. sa Il. CochfanS 80 TO i. second:
Fred Knox. los q: SMITH. Is 20 J. third. Time. i:5a
III Gordanl. 8 to 8. nr.t: frankie D. ~ tMcIntyrel.
s to ]. second: BarthoL 100 (Gormonl 4 to ]. third.
Time. ] 1872.
Fifth Kace-Four and q half furlon9s Service. 90
JordAnl. q to ]. f1rst: Protenoil. Ill tBladel. ? to I.
second: Jennie Harding. % tvan Camp 8 to /. third.
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STATEN ISLAND A c.

First base on e%rrors-staten Island A C.. 2: Xavier. &
Left on tase-Staten Island A. O.. .; Xavier. q. Bnss
on balis-or Glare. 2: oil Murphy. 2. strpck out.By
Care, .; BY Murphy. !. Don6le playmW Malone. Elh:.
mus Lanier. Clare ~. Rourke tl W. Malone. Wild
pitch-Murphy. Passed bAll-Gaunt. Umpire-Berry.
mAnL Ttine-l go.
STATEN isLiNp C c.. II: IMPERIAL a. O.. lo.
A heavy hitting but poor fielding Ramsw was played
plays proved tbs more costly. and the Staten Island 6.
3. lean won The score.
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wIehtmau Sold for $4,000.

MEMPHIS. April 22.-CushinG 4 Orth Of Min
neapolis bought to-day OF tho Gambrinus
Stable the bay colt Wightman. 4. by Bramble.
dam Pianchette. by Brown Dick.
A year ago Tom Kiley soil the colt. to the
Gambrinus- people for $4,000. To-day he
ton in value is the fact that he Is unsound.
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rer,.4Bsrvsrds, o; Holy Gross, 4 Struck out-Asbott,
HtehtHnds Cotter C1. Carties Lowney, Mccarthy,
Kent Passed bn, ls--Corhett, 4; Leahy. L. Time-Two
hourA Umplres-Gsnney and Murray.
ritk Law SCHOOL. 7; rorpnAx cotlHox. l..
The Yale Law school made tts nrst appearance in
this vicinity in = game With the Fordhsm College nins
Yesterday. The features OF the game were the rne
playing Of Yale. Mccafcrtys besutifui drive for three
bases In the second inning saved Fordham f-om q
shutout The score:
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Nyw YORK 4. c.. 8: JAsPrRs

yeRterday's game at the Polo RrOundS between the
New York A. G.. and { = Jasper College team. was un.
duubteiIy the most interesting contest played IN this
vicinity This season. IT,. rlay. wa. sharp. md there
was iutt enough ciran hitting to keep the spectators
anxious. only eighty seven minutes were required to
play tho game. Tue Mercury Foot players shut out tho
cDliegians. bnt tile former were fortunate In every
inning that they scored; Two men being ont when tho
pitcher show that he has the making OF q good twirler.
Wesierv-it occupied :he box for rve innings. and then
gave way 10 Wilson. Only ono hit was made on the
latter. Madd en- made = clever stop with one hand OF
lIotchliss's hot %grounder In the third inni ng. Tho score;
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Earhed rnnkmBr0oxIyn u; InIs z FIFst tase BY
ntdv. 2; OF speer. q; struck, out-By Carter. o; by
Sp. or, I. ThreeIbase hits DALEY, fOutz. Bliss. Two
base h,ts-Corcorant2i. BroutberS. Case. Burns. Hedges.
st-phen.on; Bigelowi sacrinee Lits-Feotn Burns.
-Richardson (3,, shoch t2l. Griffin t2i Foutz. Rustin.
Kedzie. Double play-FIiss, Hedges. and Greenway.
Wild p~itch-speer. Passed balls -Greenway (). Tin.
piro-Peeples. Tims-2:lh
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Ap.lrnr, II: STEVENS SCHOOL, ?.

Earned rnns-Adelphi. 3 First base by errors-Adel.
{. First base on bsils--on Ptarre. ]; OH Randolph, 1:
OF Milliard. g Struck ont-By Pfarre. 7: by Randolph.
Edgar C3). Butler 49,. Pfarrs. Hodgson (I, Tar. IIit
by pitcher-By Pfarre. !. C~mpire-Munson. Time-l $50.
MURRAY HILL, 0: LLKwKLLrN 4. A., 8.
At West Orange yesterday tho Murray Hill team OF
this city easily defeated the Llewelfyn A nine.
Fuchs pitched an effective game. 10 striking out eleven
meu. The scolS.
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Earned runs-Princeton. 2 Left on bases-wesleyan,
Q: Princeton. T. Home runaPAyns Three. base hit
bsses-Princeton, Z: wesleyan. ? double pisy-tiun.
stsr. King. and Otto. Bases on laiis-on Frost, !; on
bal-Irenchard. struck o4tLsy Eor.yin. 9: By Frost
8. wild pitch-TirrelL Tims-2:lh Umpire-CampbsiI.
xAriEl A.. A.. 4; STATEN ISLAND 4 c.. I.
To the surprise Of the staten Island 4. g. PLAYERS tbs
Xavier A. A. team defeated them at Weat New Brighton
Yesterday. The Amateur league champions played
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Rase on balls-Cricket, 3: Imperial, 6. Struck out
Cricket. Imperial. 4. Three.bnse hits-Tyng. Gilbert.
and Ca.hin. Two-base hits-O Connor. Patton. Passed
bali-Haywood. HIT ny p~itcher-Bsnnor Tfms-Two
hours. C~mpire-BennOr
BiSGnANToS. ?: coKSKLt. I.
IIuAcA. April .? The second game between Cornell
and Binghamton. this afternoon. was won by Bing.
hamton. Cornell had the game well In hand until The
eighth inn ny. when Cobb was put in tao mt cher's box,
and by wiid pit telling AMI errors on the part OF J. Tay.
lOr, "Bingo" won the game. The score:
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PETTITT THE VICTOR.
He Defeats Standing by Three Sets to
Two.

BOSTON. April 22.-Tlie second in the series
OF racquet matches between Tom pettitt OF
the Boston Athletic Association and George
Standing Of the New York Racquet and Tennis
Club. at tho Is. A. A. court this afternoon re-
suited In u victory for Pettitt BY to =. the
games resulting as follows: 10 to =. 10 to =. 3
to Is. y to IL. 10 to II.
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Earned run-Corneli. Two-ba.e hit Cobb. First base
on baiis-on Cobb. =; OF .nmpr-Id. 2: on Carey. l.
stolen bases-CornelL. g: BinghHnton. g. struck out
By Priest, 3: by Cobb. ]: by Carey. 3. Double plays
Cornell. 2: Binghamton. /. Time: hours. Umpire
Burrows.
AD.ssHr, u: s1Irrss SCHOOL, =.
Stevens High School of Hoboken played q return
game with the Adeiphi Academy team at Prospect
Park yesterday morning. and again met with defeat.
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New YORK 4, O.. I; Jaspsrs. j. Left on Iases~Sew
York 4. C.. =: Jaspers. 4. first bass on balis-On Cos
by Wilson, 3 Thrse:bais hlt-Galmus Two,ease hits
vGDnn, hp,Ghkiss stolen ossesnCnr,is. Ford; fasss.
nnassistedL .iiit by pitched bA,ls-currir, O,NeL
Passed ball-Kinsler. Uhpi.e-Iornunz Time-1:27.
HARVARD. q; HOLY CROSS. 8.
WoRcrsIyn, Apri, 2o.-The IIarvards won to.day's
game with the Holy Gross College nine ia the hrst inn.
made shrse'case hits. Cook and sullivan tyo.bagssrs.
two more In the NTH Ia two singles. a base on balls.
mud two errors, and one In the seventh on %FrothinR.
eighth. iiriIowell nunsd a ny: sullivan mrned a
Cross got two singles and = double, League umpire
Gafney made his irst appearance this season. At
tendance, j, 200, The score.
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Tournament Out or the Great Handicap.
James r. and Foxhall Keene's horse Tourna-
ment was declared out OF the Suburban Hand.
leap yesterday.
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Baseball Games To-day.
.Cubsn Giants VI. Paterson. at the Long Island
Grounds.
hmeraids W Beesmans, .. Van Mes.
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LIewsllyn X.A.".."."..o l l o 0 y i . o-3
Earned Hill, 3. rwo.base hi,s-Lyons.
base on errors Murray hnI, / Lett on
by WinsI0 4, & sacrifice hits-fuchr. LOOMS, DanZIe'
double play-Crane. Foster. and Luuan. Time-I:AS.
Umpirs-Wils0n,
MARLIN A. A.. II: AoHxs o.
The Harlem Athletic Associations team opened its
new grounds at lUSth street and Eighth avenue yes.
tsrdsy and celebrated tho event by defeating the oftTi.
nal Acmeh The score:
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CU7LERITEs BREAK RECORDS
At Their Third Animal Field Meeting HELD
at the Berkeley Oval.

AT Iheir Third Annual Field Meeting Held
at the Berkeley Oval.
schoolboys from all parts OF tho city came
together at tho berkeley Oval yesterday after
noon. and made the first spring meeting in
this vicinity a bowling success. The occasion
was the third annual games OF the Cutler
School Athletic Association. Beside numer-
Gus events in which only Cutlerites were al
lowed to compete. there were open events for
the boys in the private schools Of this ctr.
Berkeley. Allen. Woodbridge. Harvard. Bar
nard. Tutor. Dwight. Mt. Morris. Columbia
Grammar. and Condor schools. and De La
Sale institute were represented.
The rivalry was moro greatly marke cd than
at the indoor games. as the results gave some
indication MS 70 how the events at tho inter-
scholastic meeting on May ID would 60. The
open hundred was won by F. W. Brooks Of
Harvard School. with Percy Simpson Of Bar
nard second. The open mile bicycle was won
by II. A. Mossman Of Condor School. and the
victory. proved a great surprise. The open
H fHir%'d. FIJI Fisher hers Of ,4N Harvard va S captureG tho b.
open quarter mile. and came within l-5 Sec
ond Of the scholastic record.
lows: Mile bicycle. by 3 s.S seconds. by ". II.
Fearing; quarter1milo run. lowered f.? sec
9 1nas Y ;w M1 iSshas n SS XtScr rH S,iaEa Ssif r., iu sh1t
put, better.d, o feet / inches by j. Metcnifs
Polk. The following records were euualled:
Junior lO0-yard dash. 22O-yard dash.
In the 12O-yard hurdle race II. J.. Williams
eTualled tho scholastic record OF New York
were:
Referee. Ever,J J. Wendell; Judges. Albert g. Milbauk.
wG!c9st = Robbins; p, Taylor: liner, Jane. !; Les.
curtis: assistants, X, ", Carrie. ", wray; measurers.
bird; scorers, j 4. Stout. 4. oottn. j. 7. Welsh. and u.
Smith; announcer, Fred Burns: starter. }. Robinson;
vsis : f + slowsa si h = il. Ii R;o. n: ii VIVIAN" ~. and 4 I. \ l.
Nicholas.
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Yale Law sehool. .."."...d Q ! o Q 2 0 I al
Earned runs-yaie. ?: Fordham. 1. First base by cr.
rors-Yale, y foriham. 2 Left, on La.es-yaie, 81
Bowers, 3 struck out-By smith. II; by bowers. =.
Three-base hitoMcGahsrty: Sncrihce mts-Mclanvl-
RAfter, Foster. Hubbard. Double play-McCnnerty and
RAfter HN by pitcher-Bv smith, I. Wild pitches
Smith. 2. Passed balls -Deidelman. 2. Umpire-Hart.
Time-2 hours.
PRINCETON. II; WESLEYAN, Q.
PRINCETON, April ~ -To-iAy's game with wesleyan
was tame and uninteresting. The day was cold and
raw. The Princeton team played like a lot Of school.
boys, while wesleyHn's inability to hit the ball at the
right time alone prevented her from winning. The
arora.
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The summary OF events is as follows:

4u0 summary W oNculo 10 ho "
II. /. Williams; ", GOODWIN. second. Time. IL 20 sec
oss;avparsS.ys I Pss,; 'o5 cR ',Is,on s9 !..s uma't 70.
ssea b t.'ii; An. & a E nss asa So Harris i.i i.;e DsaD Ta%; :. Is i:
10! "@s; 3SIE s,,;"EiE, Hf EN-. 1 ss% & = 4 &,'SSs s.i: :sn ssI.S e.
Fl. g.. gr ..sGas.: " Second . fS ss.'. x ss' Ss 4. X .e Si.S.r. ' iiss:
yard; 7 i. Ei s S.%p, %aa ~ ssr r ~ s sssSHs' h i.%s; Il ..s.
iiHssat. son By nrOOk'' simpson second. Fisher third:
n% . hr%drfa' % ya Is,ssn'yiyf'd vI TsSsIs Rae: .s:. csIp.;,d5
Fsi, ,liga. Time; ID ~ second.
4. 'arSksr second. ]. a. PowslI third Time. 8 Minute;
a. 5,s.I %' .:es s"H' f fi%s. > %ins' sy i i. e. K' s"a:. IL
ri h,l' h s'slI: ssa Ht s. I sr s'sv !: ICY ys W. %sss sisY sssG Il. 4:
Mossmnn. Condor second; time. IN mute, 81 seconds.
S 4 %iR.','a Ton ss & .,%s; minute: d. second.
rTo-hunSrsd and tTsn.y,yara Da.h: cio.sd-won
Sap ms "a s IMAM Tine HG y 80 s asSass second D. j.
by ll (. s saassa sSa; G lIsry 1" He !. ssIf n s,,y f Tarsa.d. s.s.
ohd; charles Atkinson and u, l. coswsll, Harvard. tie
II " .s'I %a ssS. and ni" ixsn %,assf; Haf az ' sass. Closed
W y Gy 4 y. HEY RHsw'r Tina ri i, q l. J. w,ll,sns. second l..
J, a MADAM. second. n, rerlns' Ihird. Time. 60 rs
.,QaaTterm,le Run, open to New yors city schools
second; II. Rowland, Haisey. third. Time. Is 10 sec.
onds.
Running High JumpIw Won by A, %stickncy. Jr., with =
jump OF b feet . inches; j. -. rell. with n Iuinp OF S
feet. second; 4 t. lie Rose, ! feet ii inch,s ). ihird.
Putting the i2,pound shot-Won by }. NJ. Folk. with a
put Of 80 feet 4 inches: a. %siickney. JE. 81 feet Z
inches second: II. g. lrokaw. =. feel u inches. third.
Pole vault-wmlb BY J. Metcalf. Polk, 7 fees. : pei. q
feet second. L. X. Valentine. 4 feet u inches. third.
Throwing the Twslyepound Hamnrr-won by 4.
Rtickney, Jr, with q throw of 10 feet s inches. j. NJ.
Polk, sa ieet 10 inches. second; q. 7. \ Nicholas. 10 feet
4 inrhrs, third.
y Jump III 10 feet = inches; j.. N Folk. 10 feet ~
inches. second: >. Fell. ~ feet o inches. third.
New York csn,rars elegant North shS!e limited at
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Earned runs-Hariem A. A.. 4; Acmes. 2, Home runs
-Whalen, .. Base hits Heck man. WhAlen. Kstnath.
Struck out-By McEirsy. d by Carr. 3 Hme-2 houra
Umpire-ONeil.
usIvxRsirY o. rESxsrLvAsIA. %: COLUMBIA COLLEGE, I,
PHILADELrHiA. April 22.-The University Of Pennsyi.
vAnia nine ,hayed very good ball todsy. and wond
have shut out tho Columbia team had II not been for q
missed grounder by Baynr IN tho first inning. The
EcOro.
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HAYWARD.

EnIned rnns.Tar,ard v Is0'hase hlls-Coos,
lIalioweil, Fr'thtnshnm: Home rgn-frothinEhaun.
sacrihce hits-Corbrtt. kent. stolen ases-Haloweil
Ivan. T'saord, and Gorhett; borbett and sullivan;
FIRST base OH balls -Corbeti. SULLIVAN. Highlands.
Cool. Iii by pitched bAll-rrAnord. first base on or.
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Esrned rnns.Iinryard. .. First base on errors-Har.
. rfrst base on baiIs-on McMurray, d; "a worden. 4.
struck oui-By .McMurray,. 3; by Worden. II. Home
stolen bssesEPains; Gon,erman. Griffin. Hayes. Nc.
Passed bals-OM aney. j; Lang, 2 Uinpires-Wrenu
and Hinckiey. Time. 1;35.
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n Doyle's out. The score:

Earned runs-New York. 4. Two-base hits-Burke.
Doyle. Three:base hit-Tisrnsn. stolen bnses-schef;;
min, Burke (3L Eullrr. Double plnys-Johnson and
Cahin. Fuller. Ward and Connor. First base on balls
on King. y. on druber. I: on Donovan. 9. Hit by
out-By Klny. 4: by Grub.r.- l.. Left on bases-rroy.
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The Cuban Giants played their opening game OF M
season against the Orange team at the latter's ground
Yesterday. and after an interesting game the colore,
players won. The visitors gained q good lead In tn
nrst inning and held It Throughout the game. The SCORE
Orange 9 o ! o 2 Q Il.
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New York csntral's elegant North Shore limited at
perfect service TO Chicago aud the wssI-Ad..
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WnLiAssyowx. April 22.-rhe williams College base.
Dali nine played Its frat home Rame Of the season this
afternoon with Colgate University. Tho game was a
credttabis ono TO both sideg. considering the cold, wet
weather. The scores:
Wtlliams. 0 O 20
v v u i U U o.
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"roLy rRxrs." II: BRYANT 4 srn,

POLY PRKrs," IL: BRYANT 4 srRkrTos. 4.
The baseball team Of the Preparatory Department of
Stratton husine.a College nine yesterday morning at
men. The score;
Poly Pregs"..".......o o 9 o III
Bryant 4 stratton ........O y / o o . / o %
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fpuI more Australian fighters have arrived in San
ranSiss'. me llartet CONSISTS OF Martin Denny, VINO
.ousnl q u,A" WIN ioung GrffO: steve O'Donnsll a
wetxIt anu pupil OF Peter jackson; Nuke Ives, y
n'uu'e "eish'' ana Hugh Napier, \ feather weight.