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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-04-03

Hege GOES - Irenten.
Under existing laws IN the State Of New
Jersey II will be Impossible TO conduct racing
at Mon N outh Park. Linden. Elizabsth. clifton.
Gutenberg. or Gloucester this year. and
horsemen will lose about one million dollars.
The loss to the breeding industry ls almost
inealculable. and II IL altogether deplorsble
that racing plants worth more than $500. O0O
in the aggregate should remain unused and
deserted.
The policy OF the MANAGEMENT OF Gutten-
burg, Clifton. and Gloucester IN the past 10 d.
rsetly responsible for the existing state Of az
fairs. They insisted upon racing both in and
out OF season. and gave such cause for scandal
that last years elections we're fought on the
racing or no racing basis. II 10 thousand
pities that the stockholders in the other tracks
and the horsemen who patronlze them should
be made to suffer because OF the indiseretions
OF those who were too short sighted not to see
that they we're chopping away the very founds-
tlon OF their prosperity. They realized too
late that the damage was well nigh irrep-
arabic As the laws now stand no racing or
ganization can give m Getting, II was hoped
that the new Jockey Club might be able to in
-. ss ssT new
tered. i srepresentstlyec com mIttes from the
They could advocate q bill permitting
G cn Rs track. ~ sssoSsn.d iossy :a nd
would no, doubt be willing to pay Ave per
cent. OF AL revenues into the treasury Of The
racing 10 permitted Tor thirty days on each
course. and Ave per cent Of the gross recelpts
who has U authority to examine the books Of any
racing association at any time This five per
s sseh yssr and viii for priGss Tor st cattle
bloodsd horses. pedigreed sheep. and other
awards at the numerous fairs throughout the
same purposes or for the i'm proyement OF the
public roads, and surely the tax in New jersey
would sm9st ssgs .h sss"rsd rem S sSn
January. and February, and without conflict;
give Monmouth Park, Linden. Elizabeth. Gut
tenburg. Clifton. aud Gloucester each twenty
s s Th' a mot 'assy ssss
bly, con sent to accept II in the place OF nothing.
The Maryland Legislature has iegsllzed rag
Sensationalists have for years made racing
In New Jersey the bugaboo OF the state. In
81 Canine U Spsn the ssnd maS or Other i%
aglnary terrors to children. to enforce obedi-
enee on the ps5t . q their charges ,s made It nR
to come aud catch Them The closinR OF the
race tracks. sssseei.l!y Monmouth Park Ill. liz
they are situated. The watering places along
%s he SsEsS5cOodS track At Lite
A com mittss OF the Jockey Club. to place the
situation IN It's true light at Trenton might
f Belmont. Perry Beinont. William =. Thomp.
son. .. Do inner. John Hunter: Dr.. Gideon
Col. William Jay. John SANFORD. and j. q. k.
man named above has a penny's Interest in
any racing property In New Jersey.
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Gossip oTILs RIaE.

Jack Lazy sAyl he viii nght the winner Of the Pal.
msr'doTman battle IL one IL arranged
casper Leon says II be Whips Tom Barry he Wll
ehAlsnEs Jack Lazy for . nEht a. lO2 pounds ~
nnlsh.
Jack PlimmsT SAYS be wall net make = match with
anybody In ha class until HE brother blLy returns
EAst, which Slll bs in about IL y weskA
Looking glass hEhisrs are rapidly InpPlAntiaE the
once famous miNedAle scTappeTa lhu urstnAmsd
pugsts are getting the bulk u the money a. The dr.
ferent variety theatres in this city
uELENA. April d" Red BFomAn . prize fighter.
sssnisnesd g tWsatyons years n the state pen.
HentATy by = Butte Judge for klckinI = woman OF
the teHn 10 death several months ago
Johnny Grimm. the "BrARtres Lad has ETittsn
letter friend in Ceytls-l 20 the siecI % he
been matched 70 nE1t young critic Of AqlIIalla 70
nniah az Beaten on April "a J0hnny hAI already ggns
into lTAiulng ior the tray.
Eddie Pierce sAys thAt he IL attn ready try soBcu
slOns with feather weighs America for Any TsAf
aonabe purse Eddie ADDS that be would be more thaa
he thiakS hs could WhiD quite hAndhy.
George DiKe4 Vls in tswn On sunday AiEht. lOekiHE
she pietlfs OF health. DIXON does not 10 oTry
much his dsfsAE a. the hAnds Of walter EdssTtoi
lhs ~kehtucky Rosebud" DlKon 8Ay1 thai HhIs
kassItoa 4 ssry clever eo1sr hS D1s5l s bic mae
hoHsEeE mai EdIsrt0n can biz very hard bios.
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DForDrre ToorrlLE rlrrrss.
TIE hssseiatis- $50 easIis Players Bois
1ntersstiug Mestiues.

The nnmaeefnflNn SO 9nene FInNero hnotn
1ntersstiug Mestings.
The Council OF the American Association
Football League held . meeting last night at
II Third avenue. The delegates present were
+. Foy andSr. Mastorston. Ashland Club; T..
Bright and W. Seller. Americas Club Of West
Hoboken; W. sotheTn. Acorns Of Brooklyn I;
q. W. tombstone and 8. g. Isles. eylvias iof
Jersey City; N. and J. ReRsn. West Side
shamrocks; +. stark and J. McGill. Red Stars
Of Harlem.
The most important matter discussed was
the protested game between the West Side
shamrocks and the Red stars. which was de-
clded at Leo Park on Sunday.
After hearing evidence from both sides IL
was unanimously agreed to stand By the
referees decision. which was in favor Of the
Red Stars Donnelly OF the Shamrocks was
severely criticised for his conduct In the game.
The protested game between the Americas
and Sylvlas, which took place at Hoboken on
March ii. will be played over. No date was
set for the contest. II was also decided that
when 4 protested case has once been acted
upon. IL cannot be reopened without stwo-
Hereafter In the event OF spectators inter-
absolute power 70 stop the game until he con-
The E%pIrs, Cub has yI,hdr.y,n from the
The treasurer's report sho wed that tbs league
IL out Of debt and has to it's credit tO5.74.
Ih s sS9t s fHS%S Hs tnS sss s
purpose OF dividing the receipts Of last years
hurting and football games. The follow
Ing delegates were present James Tsun..
2. Murray, Wolf Tones; Thomas FSeTy. sham;
rocks; John Crenley. Mitchels; Z. Kelly aud
T. Reilly, Farley Emmstts; Martin l. Briggane
and r ODonoyan, Garry Owens; =. sullivan
and /. Cline Faugh- u ballaghs; James Sulli-
van and N. Gonnors Kerry Royers; r. Condor.
Emmetts. The BaIrys were not represented.
In the absence OF Treasurer Barry nothing
could be done regarding the division Of the
money However, the following COMMITTEES
were appointed to notify the Treasurer, to be
on hand at fnal meeting to be held next
Thursday night: T. Fuery. Shamrocks, and T.
Reilly. Farley Emmetts Steps will then be
taken to organize new council
II is said that the 1nnisfael A. c. will Join the
new council.
The mmittee appointed to purchase tho
medals to be distrlbuted among the Winning
clubs OF last year q hurting and football cham
plonshIps reported that they would be ready
at the next m Getting.
The Irish Am orleans claim that they do not
intend to withdraw from the association.
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Prom prs..nt Indication. the New York club viii
carry seventeen men this year.
Gsorss DAVIS says there are factions iu the
other ed by stivstta
ssP.etsd =. Yale Murphy would surprise some people
~ they release ietihanded Nleo ~ItLout trial
business.
4. the New YORK. hay: an open dat. neg, rria.y:
ID. L.:Itn:.: whish'vsr makes the better showing
in n n. y PENN q. H..
t.sssf ths S he had ever ...S il " N '-D' va"
Th.New York PLAYERS think very well OF both Clark
and %'i;rvst Ssn1or a} yo; 10Th do AZ
well pleased win their work so far
ava GA. p.e;Tss batting man any Of
Ward in particular being ysry Pronelsu III. respect
~ al HI Big team. si%a n'' ' " COPIED
shorty Fuller Is doing some superb hsldins In pras
6.sa feeling. IS.s,a sssGIa .sa ASSy .S@
ssppsns fuller viz n not be Tsi.s.sd matter "HA
.s rpn{ hSs soon s srs. s:y
could play the bag With Jerry Denny or Dsvi. Il has
.:a Pq ~ ia, pSw 20 VI. Lyons WI"
bali csS ispor..d srpana: tn,. morn.
B.nnon. Ryan. loystt, and L.mps tucker and Niche
shortly
jim stafford say. @ m King r,pc:ton': ..osky
days game I thought 1 had run against the grand
stand II thats the way they tackle IN a FOO ball
game I'll never play H. Hes one OF the strongest TEL
lows ever met
MpDLsTowS. April 2-Manngsr r. l. Steele has added
the folio games the Wesleyan baseball scled-
ulsi April =. AmhsrsI At nlddlsio~n; Apt ~. Am
hsrst "AgEies " At Middletown; May TO- Fordham at
A'ddstown; May ~. Orange Athletic Club Al Orange
PorTsNILLs. Pa. April :-Ths State Baseball League
here to-day aud Adopted schedule for the cont
ing season. The eight clubs romprisng the League
s5s As0n .ns .sioa nsn
between HAyleton and Reading over the services Of
I'D u=ary was settled by awarding the player to
Reading
The New Yorks didn't have game scheduled for
yesterday but they praetissd both morning after
noon GsrmAn imbersd up his pitching arm bit tor
the time since his arrival and said rapidly
TegAnnE his usual strength. Ruse work ed hard.
chasing ny balls and hitting out pudding" curves.
would be pitchsra
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OUTDOOR ATHLEIIC MEkTINss.
Opsa to Schools With. sixty Miles OF New
York City.

Opsa to Schools With. sixty Miles OF New
York City.
Two sets OF outdoor games will be held By
the schoolboys Of this city during the present
month. and both will be open to schools within
sixty miles OF New York. The first set OF games
will be held by Wilson 4 Kellogg's school
on April II at Berkeley Oval. Entries close
April 8 with W. II. sykes at 622 Fifth avenue.
Schools purchasing fifty tickets will have Sec
lions reserved for their exclusive use. Sections
may be secured from Charles II. Machen. 622
Fifth avenue Besides the city schools II Is
certain that the following schools will be rep
resented at the games: Lawrsnceville School
OF Lawrenceville. n. j., BROOKLYN Latin School.
pinRry School OF Elizabeth. Polytechnic
Institute Preparatory School. Adelphi Acad-
envy. Princeton Prep" School. BettA's Acad-
emy. Stamford; st. Paurs School. Garden City:
NorwAlk Military Institute. and the New York
Military Academy Of Cornwall on Hudson.
Cutler School will hold games on April 81,
also at the Oval These events will DO open to
schools within sixty mile radius OF the city:
yard dash. 4OO-yard run. SSO-
yard dash. and q mile hand leap run. The en-
:Eiss may be made with i. A. Powell. 20 East
FIftisth street.
Gold. silver and bronze medals will be
va rded in the open eyente. and silver and
bronze In the closed events.
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Four P.vorI,s. wsu ., Eosx.

CHICAGO. April 2-Ths players Of fAvorites
were successful in four of the Ave races at
Roby to-day. Bret HArte. at 5 to ]. was the
only outsider to win. Summaries:
FIrst RAcs-FOHr fuIlonEs Red CrOsG. 100 (GrmnL
EArst Ann 70 tr harphyE ste !, third Time. Ols
Ungolre ATkAnsAW Traveller. Comet. Mamie NJ. slip
psry Elm, kug6y, Daisy h.. aRd Jimmy LAmblsy AliS
ran.
IFS (knAPp; TO D. won: Cesar llG tstePpsl ~ 90 L.
second: NubiAn. 40 (NignssL ~ 90 j. third, Time
:O9 Jerome q. Nativity, Outright Miss Betty =.
Extra Dslusion. OnAsAy. and harry smith Aiso ran
o % !. S"R; Amt Ida v5 IchornI TO p second;
Nickls Jshu. lOI GROVE, 20 TO l. third. Time l:l1.
IAnnh4ussr, hchiehasL Aollis " TiPPsrAnos aud
Queen IN d HlsO ran
rs. even; uon; skadL. lo2 Grimm, 20 J, second;
EbsT0n. lO3 AelntyTsL 20 !, third. Time. lil1h
Harry n. Linden Boy Ike =. ErHssE l.. some More.
aud LuciudA also ran
Phyi even. son U!stsl. ln5 Crafty. $50 second;
Headlight ltG (NrATyL Z 20 ], thtrd Time. I 81.
kpstn, 40. Clay, Graft Lyndhursl, Rose Howard.
SsNaRss aHd Jewel Alao ran.
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Kisslew snd shiadie Report - Precedent
Byrss Secures Another Catcher.

Kisslew and shiadie Report - Presiasnt
Byrus Secures Another Catcher.
II the practice work ct Eastern Park was
little more vigorous yesterday afternoon than
It has been hitherto this season 1t was owing
to tho fact that the men arc now beginning to
earn their 1894 salaries Capt. Foutz had all
the men out who were here last week. and In
addition Tom Kinslow. Shindle. and d recruit
OF the name OF John J. Warner were on the
Held kinslow came from Washington ysster-
day morning. He Is looking well. although
trihe stout. Tom says he has been practising
with the Washington Club. The reason he did
not report sooner was owing to the illness Of
Mra Kinslow. who 10 now recuperating. Kins-
low Is satisfied to continue playing under
Foutz. as all differences between the club and
Bsiti%ors Uniform on. prsctissd In . lively
manner in short Held
r.pof. :. Eastern paTf BY Bsrns 10 70
Warner il, a catcher He PLAYED with the Pat.
them again for this season. Warner win have
. trial and should he prove an able player he
good To-day the BrooElyns play the Brook
with the new pitcher. Norwood.
,. expected that hsi he would give about fifteen
true In view oil tho cold weather We had at the
time the game was played"
Foutz said that Tommy Coreoran would sign
{, contract to-day Ccrcoran came down from
New Haven on Saturday and saw the game at
Eastern Park. but returned to New Haven
this morning. It Is said that Corcoran was
holding on during the wlnter for more, salary.
and Il 10 further said that Corcoran did not 90
hack to New Haven Saturday night entirely
dissatisfied. Consequently he II now willing
to sign the contract that awaits him.
The Prooklyns were measured for new suits
Yesterday. The home uniform will be red and
white. or. more properly speaking. maroon
and white A bright red sweater will impart
novelty to the uniform. The blue on the trAV-
elling uniform will be discarded and maroon
trim mlngs and stockings substituted. Tom
Burns's measurements caused q oommotion.
Tom measured one inch less around the chest
than last year. and four inches less around the
waist Tommy Is pretty proud OF this Most
OF the nesh. It's said came of during that BIZ
cycle ride In the snow storm.
Ever since last fall the relative sprintinR
ability OF George ShArrott aud Dan Daub has
been discussed. Ahundred- ward dash ysstsr-
day between the two resulted In an eAsT VIE
tory for sharrotL
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HARDING & CO.,
531 FULTON ST, BROOKLYN.
4 LITTLE 100 cooL FOR oARsmry
TIE Extend Then.eIves-A Lively ssaso.
Prossised.

The weather on Sunday was not warm enough
to entice the old oarsmen to risk even short
row. Nevertheless. the Harlem River was well
dotted with craft OF all kinds throughout the
day. The water was in fair condition. but
the wind blew little too strong to make row.
The bohemian Boat Club whose crew made
such O. gallant fight for the junior eight
Dared shell race at the last regatta. is more de-
termined this year to capture the prize. They
have had new shell built nv Waters. and they
are negotiating with Ellis Ward to train them.
They will seat six OF last years crew in the
The old Metropolitan Rowing Club has taken
the old New York Rowing Clubs house. now
owned by the Berkeeys; The club is in Al
Is maEins prerSrstIons n for an sstiVs anu
The Decoration Day regatta on the Harlem
Ro%ns Cub e viii ss sor Tns Harlem
Ms,e AZ, and 4 heraty and senior and Junior
Z: Hall. and j. Hughes, stroke. The captain
OF the Nassaus is anx ious 10 get together a
Junior four crew. but is awaiting, the return
bow bow: J. CIsaver, 2: 4: = Wilson. .; 4 Ju.Ii
sas. iu sf oss sn e0f H.r uf IN T n.
singles The Nonpareil Rowing Club have
scuirr. and junior four.oared she'll crew.
The Crescent flowing Club will next week
Tor f9 6s aSSr "G W.
tain he, not com pl eted hls list. but will enter
A. Wolf in the junior singles and +. II. Roach
and T. Reynolds In the Junior doubles.
The Dauntless Rowing Club will probably
have an entry In every event j. Baiiey and
g.. Weeks will be the Junior scullcrs. They
Will have n senior eight. junior double, senior
double. W. Mulcare and J, Bailey. n Junior four
gig and q Junior four shell The Lone Star
Club have so far selected the following men:
B. MinZesheimer. junior sin giles w. Goohkind.
intermediate SOULS senior double. A. J. Meyer
bow. and y. q. stern. stroke: junior double. :.
Never. how and ". Reed, stroke. and thew
will likely enter an intermediate four. cared
gig and junior four-oared crews The Ata-
lanta BOst Club have not rs yet selected their
crews.
The Vsruna Boat Club opened the season at
the boat house. foo Of Firy-eighth street
nsr. The Nautilus and Namelass boat clubs
and other local rowing organizations partci.
pated. The feet OF the club is to he increased
with four new boats. The liavsnswoOd CLUB
had their float in place. and the Astoria A. T.,
ton
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Abbot, win Stay q. TIT. Csua,ry = wh,I.
LsaEsr.

Stanton Abbott. the English lightweight
champion. will not leave for England on April
IL. a. at first contsm plated. He has made up
his mind to remain in this country for some
time. Abbott and Martin Denny OF Australia
were scheduled 10 fight on May 81 At the Ma
tional sporting Club OF London. Last BAtur-
day the articles OF agreement for the match
them over he was surprised TO ind that the
purse Was only $3.50. lie understood that a
1900 purse had bsen offered. and that he Was
Abbott SAYS that he Is very anxious to N eet
Denny. and deplores the fact that he must
call the night OF because OF the small purse
He will probably make an effort to arrange .
contest with Jack MeAullfie at l33 pounds.
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TLs voiu.ts.r Football Team AG.r Bis
Gaae.

The Volunteer Football team OF Harlem In
tend this year. II hard practice aud thorough
coaching can do 1t, to put up game that will
make the leading colleges teams hustle to
keep them from scoring. Harry =. Ely. the
manager. and an old football player. has al
ready begun to BOOK games with the leading
colleges. and there Is every prospect that the
Volunteers will meet Princeton. Yale. Harvard.
and the University OF Pennsylvania There
are forty candidate now at work In various
gymnasiums throughout the city. and these
will be called together In about ten days for
regular praetice. The Volunteers expect to
college stars, who distinguished themselves
last year. The men will be kept together all
summer at farm on Long Island. and drilled
thoroughly In team play
Manager Ely SAYS he will have charge OF the
coaching. and also will play on the team. A
systematic course OF exercise and training
will be laid down for the men to follow and
the condit lon OF every man carefully watched.
The coachers are a unit on developing backs
and ends. who can kick as well as run with
the ball. and while mass plays will not be al
together discarded. the Volunteers will play a
fast open game
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seh.y,.,n ..s Psr.ito Victorious.

EAST ST. LOUIS. Ill. April 2-Weather and
track were all that could be desired. and near
ly all the finishes were exciting Four favor
ties and two well-backed third choices were
returned winners. Summaries:
first RAes-Fve eiEhths OF mile selling BAyArf lilo
tGornAnL TO O. Lrst: uintAh. lOt a. Howe 3 to 8.
second; Tom stevens, lOo lRossL ~ to third Time
oc, histetos. Pretsndsr. Maritime, and forgetAs-
Not also ran.
second Rae.-Thrssquartsrso Of a mile; selling.
Hiram Argo. 100 90. smith, y to 10. nrst; Morgan
1OS tConrAdL 7 to ]. second: Luke kichards y3 ~.
JACKSON IL to ]. third. Time. ~. Tesis D.. Kate
Bender, JOSEPHINE Cassidy. AyondAs, Dick beneath,
Powers and Grey Duke also
Third RAce-fivs sighths of . mile; purse. schuyl'
Kill. 10 tHormAnL even, wen; Betty Badger. 1O< H.
DAlyl 10 to I. second: John Dunn 100 tBArret. to
]. third. lime l:oJA kingstar Deceit, Mullstt.
flsbsian Belle OF fsrmoy. fattucksr. nd Kentucky
Lady also ran.
Fourth Raes-ons and one siIts.nths of a mile;
purse BAyyew los 81. sm. .hl. 20 5. nrS': Viola /.
los Ross, Sto J. second; MltrS loo N GOV. OF !.
third. Time lbil Billy BIZ The door. Push
DeTnngsr Mamie H., DsssrtsE . - Paxton also ran.
Fifth Race-Ssvsn- eiRhths Of . mile: selling. Ny
Partner, ioe. !Gormann . ar.ti Miss Klfiy. io1
ioio /. third Tims-I:siIl Pi'. s'chist aud Poet
sIxIh Raes-rhr.. tOurth. of n.i Sc: ing. Per.l,o
los tROssL TO L. nrst; Arc' op.O4 lHamI en- sec.
ond: Dave FAC lMosbyl third Time. ii2OA
knlcksrboeksr. Livingston. b.Sokwosd. Long Bridge
and st. Andrew also ran.
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N.w. rrss. ~. ner.. yVarII.

The veteran c. W. Kellogg poets his iour-
ye4r-old colt Azmon. BY AZm0or. 10 tTot in 2;2O
or better In 1884.
GeldlnRs wear forever. Old Climax has won
about seventy races aud Is still showing his
helds the way home in the West
A Wsll-knoWn hOrssmAn Is authority for the
statement that Leigh < Roses crack four
ysAr-old Clifford Is YeEy shaky on his lsgE
According 20 San Francisco exchanges.
younR Riley Grannon won $1,000 there one
day last week when Charles Weber landed
HAPPY Day. Crawford. and GAsseF winners.
The Nsto York HorssBiaR and Sportsman Is .
newcomer 10 the field Of Journalism. Mr..
Charles Willis. the managing editor. Drints .
good paper aud II he can keep II up TO the
standard Of the initial number II should be .
suesssA Mr.. Willie hits out right aud left aRd
eAlls shade = spAdS
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Want 20 Play Games.

Among the many amateur. semi professional. AID
Junior baseball clubs in this city ana surrounding
places the following are anxious to arrange EamsL
All communications pertaining to this matter from
sponsbls clubs will be published provided thsy are
signed by ofneAL
Buckingham Hotel TsAm-HAvs organized for the
pitcher JOIN ucna Catcher fSa MOna.g nH., S:.s
4 nNsllL second base Diek sarrsIL Ihird base Tue.
ssiIi%an i.s n.d John Poy" ssora Sop Ta.s you'd
iIM iddI:.. 81; v.Ir n,a.ssrs sasliasIaIa iiOt.l
K.aScoas"hsv. I.Sis.as.i for q, season sh tn.
slo.inE D.y.rs 0ssiIl saishsr: hs6I.l6y pitcher;
as4,.SS ,Sss atop sHn. fs, h;.s nssH
sebsraSs ssS i.:s Tsisy aiStn .rf..% sew fofs
Cedar Baseball Club q H.S:nTwSa.a n. TO hs.r
sSsrssias il YEAR, ssaIsss John BscE@.S' captain.
Lsnos BASEBALL claG-Wiil present these players, n
ss nsss BE- psST sa Il sbs sf nsa
LS1g ap: ss.se ,s.sasrn .h'F fss SA,. &
ne 60 hear from all eigos o. PLAYER; under - ysa
coEsH. ii Wssl TssHty ishsh strss New IorS ely
ISE rIH %, ana .Sa sIt:s- Tam
Az bindsrss whose plAfsls are not over Is years old
sSts pitSh.r ard sspr.is water si@ssy sr;s 5ss::
JON .. .sSa Osss Msss aseG SsI,s
nsli; john BshE centre ned; samuel wIndsn, isft
ssPtsIn' sst; e Jfss's Ff,ntins AMI boSsSiRa,as
ss 10 eay is s.m sST I'm 05h S,
under ~ AddTes. Joe Moore captain. 2i6 EGst
sa.i.ss X. to ar.uu. game. with a.
nTstelAss semi profe clubs Tor saturday and
sunday games the Ridge goods. FultOna and Aroma A.
z. preferred. address bred GerstneT. manager, 23d
Hamilton Field Cl1b-IlaVs the following open dates
tnS "HSs to - Jug sSos e. HS. eIo A
sad Labor DsJ. AdSrs.s William L. lafp6y. sseTs
tAry. % william street. keW YORK city.
Puritan Baseball CLUB Of HObOksR-WOud like 10
range games With all clubs o. players ay.rasnE 40
Russell. 26l seventh street. HoboEsn. \, J.
st. Jsromss Lycsun-ROuld IKE 10 hear from s0ms
nrsI ostoItoSn leans onsEloE 'ai'a6ls ESlf1a'
August, aud SsPtsnbsr address W =. Austin. 81
Jsronss Academy lSsth street Aad Alexander ave
KEW GOD BSss6sI Club. for ak ysars champions OF
the TNsRy nrst WATi. have 0Tyauzed for ths season
~th the fuliOSinE p!4Tsrs fallon. catcher And cap
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short Stop; T. AcDsrmett, lsn nsld; J. ThO@Ps0a
right hsld: T. CaTlsy, csntro nsd fheJ wOHld lks 10
&ddrsss l. FsliSS' ssi East fairiyslitS s.rsst Hss
Central BASEBALL Clu6 formerly the Isnox Am Clab-
Have orEansd for tue .sA,oa ana are 1oas 80 pay
aud hOidaJL Address Albert Goa say. $40 EAst ssVsR
~ sixth street. New lOTs city
battery o. harisia- Ma Mars, eslehsE ana jo6a
sos ns Ro.sab.Ts.f Joas & u.ssI
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isTvSL harionI white st.rI Black Diamond ira and
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Baseball, EAstsra Park, sac To-day.
BrOOklyn VI Brooklyn AZ Admission use AAd 6oo
LADIES' fTss Columbia College 70 morFoS--AdU
r.t...hf. -. $1,000.