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PADDY HISs THE GREAT METRO
POLITAM.
The WESTMINSTER Plate and Great Surrey
HnadIeaP Also Decided.

LoSpoS. April 17.-At the Epson Spring
meetln: to-day the Great Metropolitan Stakes
ihanhieapl OF ]. 900 sovereigns. for three-yeAr-
Odds and upward. was won by Sir ]. Thursbys
Paddy 10 years. Mr.. j. H. HouldsWorth's
Bushey Park IS years. was second. and Mr.
Durward's Mediei "A years. was third. The
other starters were Mr.. c. Shrubb's Insurance
t6 years.. Mr.. Douglas BraemAr Is years.. Mr..
4. Jennings's Cypria Il years. Mr.; T.. s. Free
lands Lady MArGery as yearst. Lord Files
merss Gabrielle "a years. and the Duke OF
beauforts Gallant Queen Is years.
BTaemRr showed temper at the post and at
the falling OF the flag made a rush for the
rails, lie took no further part In the race
CypIia led until the turn into the stretch. when
Medict took the lead and Kept II until near
home. being at one time four lengths and
half ahead. Paddy then went to the front.
closely followed By Bushsy Park. and won
easily. The betting was to against Paddy,
to against Bushsy Park. TO each against
BraemaI and Insurance. 3 10 ! against CyPTia.
and ~ to each against Msdici. Lady Mar
geII, Gabrielle, and Gallant Queen,
the Westminster Plato Of 800 soVeT-
eignA for tWO-ysaT- at fiYs furlOnEs.
was won BY Mr.. Leopold de Rothsehild's Altar.
Mr.. i, JenninEs's SAuteuT was second aud Mr.
II. T. Barclays Cardross was third
The Great Surrey Handicap OF 500 sovsT-
slgns, for three-year- Olds and upward. was
won bY Col. HeyHaTd'g MArnOyia " Years.. Mr..
]. & GUthris's Day Dream ii, Is ysAFsl Was
second. and NJ. r. shsTHo0d's Lady Candahar
u TsArsl thiEd.
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The Tal.., H.v. /. srs.. Day a, Rob,

CHICAGO. April 1.-THE talent left Roby with
bulging pockets this afternoon. each OF the
fys races having been taken by we'll backed
fRyoTits The summaries:
First Racs-ssllinR; half mile. TylArm. los (Corb-
lsy TO s. nrs: Tanner ane. Ito tstspprl ~ TO
Ond; strap los (NicholBl. . TO !, thITd lime / ~
Mantle sleepy Can. Montelair. AmbOy. Bob Lyle.
korlnAndA, Bob w. and Jewel also
second RAee-selitng; 'woyssrodS; seven. six
tssnths Of mite 1Opy. l11 ". Peuny I TO . nrsI:
Katrina C.. % (GrinnL 8 90 L. second; T. j. Dougas
lOl lMosbYe 10 "a l, Ihrd. Time U.5A RschelGa Rura
Maid. Ray DAILY, and BTevty also ran
Third Racs-ss.ltng: nine'sxtsenthS Of mile. Law
maker vi (GTnnL to !. won: Ernest l., $40 p, Tay-
lori rs to second; Antoinetts T. 90 (MnSbvl 10 TO
third Time. 09. The Dlsiller. Alright Keno Mar
eelinA. Ike 3. RiAltn. and IIenneTlA so ran.
Fourth Mee-seiling; thIee-QuArtsrs OF a mile. Gnn
WAd lO2 crafty. to r. won; l;ock. g3 (Grnl 10 l.
sscnnd; king Crab ~ MosbyL 81 TO !. third Time.
lisa Aunt Ida, outlook. Harry and MisAiVs also
Fifth RAce-ssliinE; nine sixtssnths OF mile osrie
100 (Dawsonl even. won; Imp. Remedy ~ tchornL u
20 !. second: Bunker llill lol crafty D. third
Time alsil3. Leonel. Bennett Young uphats shy
Ellen. and National also ran
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Fro. Baseball H..da.srt.r..


WASHINGTON. April 17.-secretsry Young to-
day announced the following baseball CON-
tracts:
With Rsadins-B. ". Besumon. George Geedhsrt W.
j. Clare I'D Henry. William L. Lawson, Frank J. kps-
tacs. Frank Miller. George IL For. W. q RhoadA r. u
With Altoona-r. McGuirk. J. H. Buttermore r j.
HaEEsrty. W. W. sstey. Ambrose Mccain. Fred Miller
with Esston-Frank Wilson. Percy Grimm. J. ".
Holmes John & Dunn. jacob wsihL Frank sharp
Thomas Cullen, Harry Hughes. Charles H. LsviA John
wsnte,
With Pottsviils-Thomss Fleming, Frank Giilsn John
Ttghe. william AcCoaet Oscar HILL Harry Lsminon
Thomas b Golden, Patrick J. Eek Philip Badsnan.
Theodore shzky. Charles Noyce, John Racket
With HArrisburs-C u. BALDWIN. N. hcQuaid. Patrick
Meanry. charles Moss, Peter EsRen William smink
With scranton-Thomas flanagan W.. wstzsL
George Reese, George Hodson. W. 7. Patchsn, George
siattz n y. Hogan. W. II. Massey. George Wsstiaks
With Haxston-zsss Moore. John ". Ely. b p. Con-
roy Aug. Lana. < II. Roitsrms Gas Koran Charles T.
Jordan.
With Ailsntsvn-Hsnry T. Cate. J. Walters Dsa K
With Louisrills-w. " Esris G. Scott stratton-
With Boston-C. A Nichols.
With New York-Ames Rus,s, O A FARRELL. James
with Riehmond--c. z Kahn. ". H. Napier. 7. c. we.t
H. ,. Macs. Banksnship. y. X Foster. @ W. Buck
With stanton Charles Ewing. ". W sstty. q "
Lothrop, a. 4 Arthur j. b. shsrsr. O. }. ssiglsE v. w.
Clark, Shirley Thompson.
with Petsrsburg-J. ID. Foreman, Bert Eysra
ReleAsed-By Boston, Henry O. Gastright: by B.
Louis Charles J. Crooks; ~ Pittsburgh. W. H. Earle.
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ENGLISH CRICkErERs coMISa.
Secretary Aicoeh OF the Surrey Cius WIN
Bring Over . Strong Tsau.

Secretary Aicoeh or ths Surrey Clus WIN
Bring Over = Strong Tssa.
PHILADELPHIA. April lit was announosd
to-day that one Of the strongest English cricket
teams that has ever appeared in this country
will make tour OF the United States and Can
ada next fall under the auspices of the Merton
Cricket Club OF this city. George Ashbridge. .
prominent Philadelphia cricketer. who was
the purpose OF arranging the. trip. has just
returned. He says that he made ar
rangements with C. W Alcoch. Secretary
latter agrees to select team OF twelve first
class cTicketers. four Of whom will probably
be leading all round professionals. and sail Tor
this country about Sept 3. Two matches will
he played in Philadelphia. and one in each Of
seven other cities.
TORONTO. April 1.-THE Ontario Cricket As
ISOLATION announces that match has been ar
ranged between the Philadelphia and Ontario
elevens. to be played next July.
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BALrInoEE. April lL-cAtehsr ounson. formerly OF
fris Club and viii Join she team in kssdiaE Pa Nike
a n rs: S 90 's.n the Worcester team there lie
.i,s q It. ssI: ss e..
yssssd.y Ds s ,S on: q De 4, ssI
csiuaSi. Institute In tue sscCad division Caller for,
fsiIsd TO Harvard.
ao,t: T :sSs ~ aGr'
accom- panied BY Judge Sul9mi District Attorney Fsl
SOrsa root:rs The RANK and d. o. local sTsnss viii
row morning
RO,pogr. April In. sehsdsl. Commute. Of til.
Haas. 4lI.ny; jams. Mcdonald; PouEht..Psls. and
and adoDtsd seSsduls Of games 10 be played b. sRs
se Ss. sSS On "a; during the
NIw HAYES. April ~ -AanAEer Gilmore Of the Vac
freshman min. has arranged me following schsapls
Piovidsass; SO BroOEiJn Hish school at Brooklyn;
S:x sHsR Il fins:toa % i ID xn a.
S sss; y - Y.. 10 ~ ..s., C an
so !. ka'; x.% dH. .".a eAay at AHdOv'T
DAY April 10 tpPs.5:d az assoqR. % gam: q base
and the New YORK unlvsrsity team. This was quite
Ss ssn a'' you 5. Vary SaS wosd sss
.h s0rIssnSn O. !h' s.rSr =. ~ =. PLACED ysr:ty
beaten badly. too, 23-aL Ne oder no sxeuss. but
s.s ana tGa. ss0d
DO not sSnsdsr ourselves dsErassd though defeated
Tsmain yours respectfully, EdHin 1. GArTin. manager
'yT Baseball Team New York University.
The COlnmbiA freshman baseball team has begun
practice under Capt Brossl of 'DT Arts As
players have been drawn inainly from the schOsl OF
ArsS, few practice games win be played with the
local preparatory GchoolS and then theTs viii be
series OF games with the freshman teams OF other col
leEsS Although the positions have net bseh definitely
decided upon. the following order which hAs been
vogue lately S Pretty cert ain 70 Ds permanent pitch
CATk mines. and starr Law, eAtchars stsETY aTa
And Hamilton. Law; nTst base stern: second Ia
Roche; third base Tanner short atoI 6Tinns Geld
srs, Appleton, BabeOck. BnsslL 0unton Fuller ana
HLsAton. Manager BA6eoek has thus far arranged
these games: April 10 Bryant strAiton Business
college; ~, NsS YORK lnNsFsIy fEsshmsn; y. Rly-
stsTenA's freshmen
Manager skinksE Of the Yale nine 20 record
a. decidedly odd young man. Aftsr ths Brooklyn
fAe game ON saturday Manager ard telegraphsd
stI3ksr Offering the fIss special Inducements 70 play
the hsS Works a. The Polo grounds TO-DAY. No reply
sAl received Until ysstsrdaJ, Ehsn hAnAErr WaId
New ioTk Ngb" sneloainE bis telegram q had been
With April iS-WeslsyAa Va Yale underlined Ia red
TAX There vas no other Wrtttea matter not
much . sIgnatuTa Ward greatly amused
a. the Yale mans attempt crush him
aud referred the matter 10 Yale Murphy for
solution. AuFph" sAplaned that the fals LlAHAEeF
had evidently Inherited from zst Ths feeling OF
AMI m1HitV tnWard the New f0rk Club by Hzr-
VArdE snEaksnls or Tue Polo grounds 40 WIthin
hour OF The bsEinRha az the HarvArdfAle u
JAY la4i, According 70 hAaaHsr NATd. sknEsr aad
tsis ~ - severely let alsas IL futzzA
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The wlausr. a. San Francisco.
sAN Francisco. April l7.-wsather clear and
hna Trank lat.

First RAcs-one- half mile; twoysaro dL Rsy Al.
fonSn, ils w. IND. TO D. won; Nsnus. us (kngD 7
70 l. second; Lady Jane. no thAcketl TO A. tlird
Time, o,t3A AdJAnte and Foremost aso ran.
Second kAce-scAnt fuTlOugs selling Herald
ll3 tC0nbsl 10 ]. won; Hue ana White - tshaEn
Ap 10 second; Resale, II IL. JORssl 40 70 Ihird
ums: liit& Agitsior King sAu. GOs!tnE seaside
Tnird Racs-Fivs furOnRS selling MelAnItA, IOl
SHAW 10 D. won; Sell Van. 81 IL Jon-sl 2 10 l.
second. Promise. ~ tPinkneyl. ~. 10 4 thtrd lime
3i@ Clare N.ndeligLL wnlfrsd, Iit..s Frank,
Fourth RAce-Fiys furongs. selling Guard IOa
COMBS q 30 !, Won; hidgeL no tAndsTaonL 5 TO /
second. Bill Howard. H. tAloAnsl 70 to p Ihtrl lime
oiA annie Moore. Monarch, So CroiH and Fred
Flfth RAes-FIYs and half furlonEs; selling Queen
OF Soda VI u. Jones 20 TO rFix nj Sloane
20 ]. second: AnrVen. % tCombs 10 J. third lime
O9s, Jennie Dean, Chsmuek. DslaEusFrA Ths Lara
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Earned run.-S.w FORK. 8, wssa.s hi..-v.n Hal.
: on " a.s. 'Se's
y vel: z 3: M y ,sfs's et a1IS.a %'
kadssu- and Leblanc Tims-i 't0. umpIs-HArtlsy.
BRooKLYN. Is: I. A. LIZ.
The Brooklyns played their final practice
game OF the season at Eastern Park yesterday
afternoon. Their opponents were a nine OF
schoolboys. who surprised the veterans by
q rSSs m he
Island Intersc holastic Athletic League. The
brooklyn High School and the Polytechnic
Institute supplied most OF the players. Cohen.
Tommy Dunno come from the Poly" Butler
Is an Adelphian. Goodwi n halls from the Latin
School. and Bennett who only played In the
first inn ming. 10 from Bryant & stratton. These
Der OF beribbonsd followers. who took every
misplsy and out that the Brooklyns made
quite seriously. The Brooklyns used the games
as a good m cans Of limbering up. ,Foptz tried
Only once did ono Of these show that he was
pitching In earnest
The sehoolboys gained friends By making
comparatively small number Of srrorh some
ond base and Cohen behind the bat were both
good. Cohen can throw to bases in style. Paul
Cavanagh pitches very fair game. There IL
one member OF tho Brooklyn team who will
Burns. In the third inning Burns walked to
first base on four balls. Burns stepped on In tho
direction OF second. In q trtce CAvanagh put
the ball Into hurphy's hands and Burns was
Pvt, Toms face got 30 red that you couldn't
through, and did not recover his equanimity
during the rest OF the game The score:
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CLIFFORD WINS IN A RoHP.
The Western Crack GsiIop- . Mile In 4, AAs
at Memphis.

at Memphis.
MEMPHIS. Tenn. April 1.-THE attendance
at Montgomery Park was liehtened to- day By
the fact that about the time the races began .
trem endous rain storm ragged in Memphis.
Strange to say the track. which IL located ak
miles from the city, was skipped By the storm.
only q slight shower falling. The sport fur
nished was above the average.
Clifford. Leigh Il Roses great Brooklyn
Handicap horse. made his initial bow to tho
public. winning the sixth race In an absolute
eanter from Jim Lee. He simply had to gal
oEE: and then he covered the he mile In ~.
ing captured by two favorites and nve second
choices. Summaries:
asiss sss y R:!;.sl IN .! yI sI ,o C
hisSS Cen Eo.. hib.rnisn queen, senator Iioy. and
.ss s m los Assse: 'es g. . :sss
Genen. ir.nsons Ida Ma1 So%u: Gassrd. %,nsloa.
cfnsid E.ss.Si!: sad ssh,h; h.na,e.p; par..
70 ssssd finn: i:sss Also '''n
sn q .:esnd sin5:st Gssnp.n S.e siiG
a R.% cam %i los p B II 10. :sss.
spsas.r MsLsSs Harry L. jo.i. o. sus:ni. and My
SIKH Rsee"on. mill. clifford. ZIG M.rt,nl. 1tos
ioa p.rs R So S9 tnsd INN. 'onai h.
Seventh Raes,8ne mns .snin ioo n1n;on Jos
second; PeytoniA 100 a. Fsher) IL TO third Time
I <otS Taylor Hayden, Lady Rose. Virdsn. Revenue,
Footrunner. Miss Patton vAlsria, and Brook Trout
also ran.
Entries for to- m orrow follow:
First RAce-Thre quarters OF mile; maidsna Volt
Co., AlonEo. 90; Jocko %; Hickory W; Imp Nellie s..
il TO R:d fsoCn 10 y.rduf: iiS RcG:rsc us: s.
Brandon, ll6; Harry Lyman. ia
Second Racs-Onehalf mie; maidens. Linsesd. lis.
Addis buchanan. Dora WOOD Loretta, Ashvie. Dsurs.
40 each
Third Racs-Mils and an eighth; Peabody Handicap
Oxford. vi: Linda s6; yAssa lo2; Liver lD2; Chimes
lo7; hawthorne 49, Prince OF DArknssA III: strath
meath. l1B.
Fourth RAce-ssven lghths OF mile; selling. Miss
Perkins 81; outcraf OF Coronet %: OAK Forest W;
imp Percy; va Locking B.ck~ard 70; Little Dorit.
Cart b5sns lo.: Abb. lo5: ROeSgsto Io7; Sim:
Fifth Racs-one mile: selling: JacintA o.; Gratis
HAnlsy. ": Marcel "; Bedford. lOl: Fred Gardner
lO3; Josie d, 1Os; Excelsior los; Nsznotint 10L
Sixth Race-sslilng; ono mile Little Chris. 90; Kate
Bender M Lengthy Dioksr py: Little Walter 100;
O. n Cox. lol: Tom Kelly los: rarthian. los; Ram
bier. III: Francis Pope. 1l2.
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a N,~ Hc@' 10 rhs Crssesat a. a.

The Crescent Athletic Club In BROOKLYN il
locking for new headquarters. it's present
club house In PieTrepont street being entirely
too small to accommodate the members II Is
probable that the new club house will be To-
Gated on tho site Of the Grand Hotel In Clinton
street. pear Fulton. JOseIh NPchssr. he
owner Of the propeTty Is negotiating with the
club Tor the erection Of = line bulldog with
the Understanding that IL will be leased IoE tea
ysGEA
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Ths New Aavsa Fighters ana spectators
Must Staad Trial.

New HAVEN. April 17.-Judge Cable an
nouncsd his decision In the prize fighting
cases to-day. Nelson Dillon and R. D. Walker
were bound over to the Superior. Court In $500
Allen. c. II. Tarby. and &. s. Roberts as aidsrs
and abettors of q prize light. Two others
were discharged because of lack of evidence.
at any moment.
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rnr .Ur nrAts ~ rlwEs
=. ~. rir., Reusa e tss chs.s Ts-r-s-
neat.

u. Ne EIFst EN'N0N y - C8N-N ESHFHH@
The FIRST round OF the chess tournament be-
tween TIE Bun and the Times was played at
the Manhattan Chess Club yesterday when
THE svN mon came out victorious. with three
games to two. The vice-President OF the club
welcomed the visitors. who took boards in the
following order;
,,E ,ur 4pr Ytrr. I1rr ans Tur Tfnxs
Pierce vs. Cockshaw. Patton Va Thomas
Bell Martin Ormsby va Giilih
Ayers va spoth.
Bell Ayers. and Patton scored for THE Sun.
while Cockshaw and ellis won for the Times. .
After the games we're over Adolph Albin OF
Vienna played eight members Of the COM
bined teams simultaneously. and won six
games, drawing two with Bell and Ormsby.
AT the conclusion OF Albin's performance
Mr., Qrmsby, In neat little speech. expressed
are the Ave games OF the first round:
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Prospect Heights 1..ais Tourney.

The result of yesterdays games on the
Prospect Heights Tends Clubs tournament
was favorable TO Fischer's prospects OF win
ming. He won two more matches. making It
seven straight Parst has withdrawn. The
scores:
E.R Fischer. Knieksrboeksr 7: C, beat Arthur Tay
Lsnez Z. C.. ss.. H Z MCGOWAN, Kipss County 7. g.
bear Or. W. n Fraser. Kings County 7. c, Ga. 90
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,s ss 81 sss Sc Sc SO IS sss CT 80

Pin Knshta IL 1855 23S slI 4l2 4so b1s sbe 1877 sIy
Pionesrs Us $50 400 323 426 ADs 677 Gs7 og5 1872
The Owl, Hour. and Hudson No. teams came to-
gsther in the opening for this
OF the North HUDSON Amateur Bowling Association
ment, which was rolled Monday evening a.
AltoTfsr's alleys IN Union IIIlL The scores;
CANE
owh-G. Ysnino. lsT: ,. Bsrenbrick. lS4; ~ MAR
tine. lao; II. HslpsRStsin. ass; II. WoEtbrock. l8a
Total, 1872
stObA, 1871; &. kuncksn. l2o Total 1877
SECOND
oWis-ysnino- la2; Dsskrnann. l2O; Martina lsl;
Hslpenstne. l5I. MastbrOck,Illy Total 7Oh
Hudson Ma. &c. knowsr, 15!; 4. schAsfer. loB: J.
White. 1913; a. Raven. 1853; r. Alorfer l<J Total 1855.
UIlRD CASE.
Hours-WAugsrsheim, 1857; Hanger. $50: Meyer las;
stoha 49, e. Runck-n, llS. Total B.a
Hudson No &c knOwsT l2h; A. SehAefsr IeS: J.
white, ls3' o. Raven, i2I; X Anorfsr. ITa Total o0A
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Seton Halls strong Team.

From present appearances Seton Hall will
have one Of the strongest teams that the
college has ever turned out There arc I've Of
last years team remaining including the
battery. The pitching department will be
well looked after By Cogan. who made good
record against League teams last season while
with the strong semi-professional Ironsides OF
Newark. and later with the Paterson team.
Farley. OF last years al-collegIats nine. will
he tho second pitcher. He is q left-handed
man with plenty Of speed and good curves.
although he has not had much experience
against college teams. Manager PhelAn has
selected the following men for tho team:
Cogan and Farley. pitchers; Preston. nrst
base; Donohue. second basel Walsh, third
base: McEnery. short stop; Hendricks and
Preston. cAtehers; Tlghe, hussl, and Seton in
the outfield. The following is the schedule OF
games up to date:
April 10. RiVervisw b. b. A. at sonth Orange; II.
College Of the City OF New York. At south Orange 20
JAspsrs OF Manhattan College. At New York 70. Jsner
sons. At Newark; Nay s PAstims A. O.. at South or
Anxs; Cables OF Jersey City. at south Orange; TO-
PsrI at Rossvills Park. Newark. II. sorrstown. a,
south orange: "a. kIvsrvisw A., at Rivsryisw. n.
j.; ~. 81 BonAveDture College Of AlsgAny, souIh
Orange: I'd Montgomery Club OF Jersey CITY at South
orange; So IronsIdss OF Newark at Rossvills Park;
June 81. Jsrsmss LJceum OF New York. At South
Orange: o. Orange A O.. at orange oval
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News froIa %. IIor-s went.

nrs In ons Of the stables At the GuttsnburE race
last evening destroyed running horsrs cora
Tanner srArtaeus and conquest They Of oFdt
nary eAlioTe and Sers not valuable.
LE1INsToN Ky. April 1T-Blaek Wuksa 4 stAllion by
george htess, dan Fancy BEL. dTopBsd dead tO-dAy
WtnslaW Wlkes PromiEs. ana oihFT good psFfoFp era
He belonged 10 ". ". ADAMS OF LsxlngI0n and b. n
C0lsmAn Of Augusta. Ca
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PHILADELPHIA. April 17-steinitz cancelled
the game in the cham pionship chess match
which ought to have been played at the Union
League Club In this city o-day. The cham
pion IL somewhat indisposed. Tho game IL
scheduled to be played tomorrow.
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NV NoFk NEthE = nus 5saLOeateanIaI
ComUitt"s Meet.
The New York Yacht Club's special commit
tee on the celebration Of tina clubs Gftieth an
niyersaTy. which occurs on July 81 next. held
it's first meeting at the club house yesterday.
and formally organized, The COMMITTEES con
sists Of James G. Bergen. Chairman; Secretary
!, y \ eddie, Treasurer +; ". j. Hurst, p !.
Adams and A. II. Jones. The memheT- were
all present. and while nothing definite was de-
clded on, the thousand or more suggestions
orered by the memhers and outsideTs were
Informally discussed. The committee will hold
another meeting next week.
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sou,hern League Game. Yesterday.

A. cnarisston-chsris.son,1 10; Asiantao Base hits
Charleston, IL; Atlanta y. Errors-Charleston. 3;
atlanta 3 B.ttsrie.-c hsrl.ston. heIsrland and
AZ ssvannah-ssvannah, 10; Macon. 8 Base hits-
Savannah, q. Macon. u krrors-savannah. Z; Macon.
4 Bsttsriss-s.vannah. Pepper and Jantssn: Macon,
Gibbs. Gray. and Hoover
Al New Oreans-Nsw Orleans. o; Nashville. Base
hits-New Orleans, y; Nashville. Errors-New Or
leans =; Nashville. Batieriss.New orleans
lnga
Al Mobtls-Mobils 8; Memphia s. Base hits-Nobiis
10; Memphis Il Errors-Nobile. o. hemphis g. Bat
teri.s-hobis, Knorr and croft; hsmphis Mason and
Bolan-
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nowIipG Games Tonight.

Sun INDIvIpUI TOURNAMENT
Williamson Holden. Holden va WIlckenL Wick.
Williamson
NEW JERSEE LEAGUE
I"l ~ Midnight. AidnIght va Valencia VAisaeia
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at times bsttsd quite hard, hut they were never
allowed 70 bring their hits together. The
score: -
sr. imo's.....,...S o-s
Bsss hits-Bsitimors. -; Efle. q Efrors-Bsltimore
=; Erie. Bsttstiss-tnks, McMahor and RobtnFoni
STRIKER, Gamble and Gfunder
SYRACUSE, Is; CORNELL, ..
ITHAcl, Anril Mcconnell received n severe
trouncing this afternoon. The features OF the
game were the fielding. batting and base run
ming Of the syracuse pInyers The score:
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-04-18

ne Pin Kaishts and Mclaughlin team both Of Jsr-
ser City and Pioneers of Hoboksn were the contest
ants in the opening games for this week In the series
Of The New Jersey Bowling Association Tournament
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-04-18
WANT AMERICAN YACHTS TO nAoE
The Quesn's Cup, wos by the Arrow
1851. offered for Composition.

The Qu.er'. Cup, wos By the Arrow q.
1851. offered for Composition.
LONDON April 17.-With the view OF inducing
American yachts to race In English waters the
Queens Cup won BY the Arrow In 1851. has
been offered for competition By Mr.. Tanker
Vile Cham berlayne. NJ. p. Hon. Lieutenant OF
the Royal Naval Reserve.
The announcement is made that the Prince
OF walsss cutter Britannia will race against
all corners this season.
Tho Queens Cup was one which the yacht
America was not allowed to compete for In
1851. as the race was only open to boats bo-
longing to the Royal Yacht Squadron. The
cutter Arrow. winner OF the cup was owned
By Tankervillo hamberlayne. father OF the
present m ember OF Parliament. and she was
among the yachts afterward beaten By the
America In the race for the 100 guinea cup
offered by the Royal Yacht Squadron which Is
now known as the Americas Cup.
When the America was sold to Lord de
Blanapisre the ArEow defeated her IL M, rs ace
Americe's, English skipper not knowing how
Mr.. Chamberlayne. By the way, offered the
Queens Cup for competition In 1885. after The
sloop Mayfower had beaten tho Ga atea out
OF sight In the cup races here Capt. Arthur
CLARK Was engaged by the owners OF the May
flower. and every arrangement was made 70
Cham bsrlayne suddenly withdEew bis offer.
It was said at tho time that Mr.. Cham bsr-
layne's mother objected to his Offering the
cup for competition.