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At che yVioksts Y..,...

crioksters had great time yesterday. At Prospeo,
rAr. the new Jersey A. c. and Manhattans had a low.
81 10 H. '' 'A' NO" Jerseys winning by q SCORE OF
me brooklyns ran up big score against tho p,r.
East W. w. 20 IN @ pSrk T. b. Kay and r j. Prender.
score wssa 'tsa u nne form for the Harems The
eleven of The taeSmshlR CamPanIa played an
csmpSna 81 IL ansbsns rsf Inning by sa runs The score
game baraS bISgans d rra I'd Permuds C. c. played close
score or as 20 s sides Tho car6beans Won Ty o
County seS1na St. eosss tss@s o the Manhattan and Kings
taok fo3r WcRss msn winning nve runs IT, Rushton
cnunty Aou TS hlt out Ia great style for the Kinss
George 81. ooi hihBs County SC.
game with the Brooklyn West indisns' G 20 play z
snh spirit but they suffered defeat by ert assh
Tss soSrs Rrsotyn Mss .sssas ssasns @
Tor game With the Union County cigSu " hs elizabeth
VT va ~ hun game by score OF 4l TO 65 ' '''ef
Jssnd 1,,,,tston !he summer eleven or thu st,t.n
Mnanr S'uS ", earned hard fought Victory over tba
runs IN % 81 ne Sermanown q. C. by twenty seven ye
isAnd' iis; zinearts, VI. ''o "as' Staten
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PenpsylvanIn state Learue. Z,

NORNTN1 UAMES.
At Lancaster Lancaster, 4; Harrisburg. 10. Hits j.
Lancaster. 10; Harrisburg. 10 Errors-LRncaster. I;
Kelly.
:, Al keadins1Reading. II: carbondaic, 9. Hts
Carbondsic; s. Batteries-Michael and smink; Gala.
AT tAieniown--Alientown. 8: Hazloton. L. Hits
Allentown. II; Hazieton, 10. Errors Allentown y:
Hazleton.2; Batteries-Mayer and Millegan; Keener
and Westlake.
AFTERNOON GAMES.
Az Alentown-Alientown,O o; Hnzleton, q. Hits
Allentown. 3; Hazleton, o. Errors-Alentown, 1:
Westlnke.
:, A. Reading Reading. 10: carbondaie, a. Hits
Sarbondnle & batteries flanagan and Patchen;
At Harrisbure-Harrisburg. II: Lancaster. z. Hits
-HnYrisburg. 10; Lancaster, TO- Errors-Harrisburg,
ger, Cote, and Arthur.
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NEW YORK z; CHICAGO tMoRNING GAME).
Dame Fortune turned her smile on the New
Yorks yesterday morning. and they won nn ex.
citing eleven inning game from the Chicagos
They were outbatted and outfielded. yet they
carried OF the honors- much to the delight OF
the 5000 spectators who sweltered in the hot
sun, The visitors made fifteen hits OF Meekln.
while Davis's men gathered but seven hits of
Hutchinson. Thirteen OF Chicagos hits. how
ever, were made in the first six innings, after
mrably.
II was another case where two cx-Chicaso
slayrrs bToka Anson's big heart. Van Haltren
eBiashcd out u home run in the ilfth inning and
w. n of % Ghay
IN the eleventh, lifted the sphere into Burkeville
i, iSr four Oaser md md scored ths winning 5un
Boye tn ara tRa wsh PhhiBaS Basudn 1ii IL
game and so did Bannon, but he was guilty of
some foolish base running when he tried to steal
nome nom IN the seventh while stewart had the ball
general work Of Van fInltren was hard to excel eI
a The Chcagos played fast game and hit like
catches. and tho work OF Dahlen and Stewart
was greatly admired; Can't ;Anson got a great
inning, !eaying Wilmot on third. he was guyed
n,inmercitully. N. After the GhieaGos had been
for New York on his base on M balls ~ steal. and and
two errors by Dahlen. The Windy City experts
scored SC, twice In ths second inning on double
by Lange single by Everett. and Burke's fail
ure 70 stop the latter's drive. In New Yorls'
half Wilson hit for two bases.
In the third the Chicagos made another run
on Anson's single. n passed ball and Everetts
single. The New iOrks, In their half. tied tho
score on singles by Burke and Davis, Kittridge's
poor throw. Dovles fly to Lange, who made the
catch of the game, and Van Haltren's base hit
to left a rattlng double play by Fuller, Doyle
and Davis served to shut Anson's men out in
fourth. and the New Yorks were retired In one
two, three order.
Chicago took tho lead In the fifth by making
two runs on Lange's three bagger singles by
Everett and Stewart, and bad error by Farrell
who threw wildly to second to stop Everett.
Bannon, however, got the ball TO the plate in
time TO stop Stewart. 1t was a close decision,
which Anson claimed was wrong and deprived
him OF the game. Then the New Yorks tied the
score. Bannon got four balls and Burke was hi
on the arm. Both moved up on passed ball
and pop flies by Davis and Doyle made two out.
Van Haltren now picked out good bali
and. and sent it on a line to the cinder
and as the three men came dAshing across the
plate the crowd became mad with 10y, Tho
score was @ to 8 and the game saved.
In the sixth tho visitors tied the score when
Kittridge hit for two bases, stole third, and
aeored on Iiutchinson's long fly to Bannon.
From this to the last half OF the eleventh In
ming the two teams struggled without scoring.
Then came Farrell's home run into the quarter
seats. and the game was over. The score:
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BASEBALL'S BIG HOLIDAY.
IMMENSE CROWDS ATTEEB THE
VARIOUS LEAGUE GAMES.

New York and Chicago Break Even and 30
DO Brookiyn snd Cleveland, but Two
Victories for the Day are Credited Each
70 Boston. Phiiadeiphis, baltimore, and
Washington. tho Western Teams win
ming but Two Games Out or tho Twelve
FIayed-Mnny Other Interesting Ganc..
Decoration Day baseball crowds are always
large and yesterday not an exception TO the
rule. In the six Eastern cities OF the League
the attendance figures reached unexpected pro-
portions. which conclusivey proves tho wonder
ful popularity Of the national game The New
Yorks and Chicagos played two exciting games
at the Polo grounds. The first was won
by Davis's men In the eleventh inning
and the second went to the visitors
when clean fielding by New York would
have turned tho score tho other way.
The Brooklyns won their morning game from
the Clcvelands, but in the afternoon they lost.
All Of the other Eastern clubs won all OF their
games. The Bostons took two victories from
st. Louis. the Phiadolphas walloped the Gin
cinnatis twice, Baltimore enjoyed double pic
MIC with Louisville. and WashinRton's team
simply battered the life out OF the proud Pitts
burghs In both contests. Thus IL will be seen
that out OF the twelve games played only two
were won by Western teams Chicago tied Gin
cipnHti for second place and Washington passed
81 Louis, otherwise the standing is the same as
yesterday morning. The results:
MORNING GAMES.
Few York. 2: Chicago 6.
Brooklyn. 10; Cleveland. 1.
Philadelphia. o: Cincinnati 1.
Boston. 8; ST. Louis, D.
Washington, 10: Pittsburgh, 10.
Baltimore. Is; Louisville, H.
AFTERNOON GAMES.
Chicago. 81 New York, 9.
Cleveland. z; Brooklyn. 1.
Philadelphia, o; Cincinnati, g.
Boston, ~; ST. Louis. 3.
Washington, 10; Pittsburgh. 8.
Baltimore, 3; Louisville, 4.
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AT BALTIMORE tnoRSrSa oAME).

u Earned runs-BAtimoro. 10; LoulsyIne. 2. First
basesoBntlmore. louisville. 8. First base balls
on 81 Gleason. J.; OF Hemming |; Of Knell. O. Struck
Three;oas hits-Sh4gart q. Preston. Kelley Two
fer. Keller Bonner Reltz. sacri ince hits-Jennings
2keeier Collins Stolen bases-Bonner t2). Sh uEart,
oBrien; and Brouthers. Hit by ptcher-By kneli. /.
Wild pitch-Knell. Passed ball-Zahner Umpire
Belts. Tlmc-2:20. Attendance-l. 900.
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New England Association.

At acknowledgements. q; Haverhill, 8. Hits
Lawrence. 10; Havcrhill, 8. ErrorB-Lawrence. 2;
Havcrhill. a Batterios-Muihai and Stronger; Brin.
ton and Woods
AT Nashua-Nashua, 0: FItchburg. O. Hits-Nashua,
10; Ftchburg. T. Errors Nashua, 4; FltchburR, Z.
Bntteries-ELumm and Luchia; Gildea and Donovan.
At salem-Salem. SO; Lowell. o. Hits-Salem. 81
lowell 0. Errors-salem. o; Lowell, IL. Batteries
ferrick and Lnehan: Malioy and Cushman.
AFTERNOON GAMES
At F1tchburg-Nashua. l9; Fitchburg. 4. Hits
Nashua, /; Ftchburg. q. Errors-Nashun. 8; Fitch.
burg. 0. Battcries-Biack and Luchia; Uildea and
Donovan.
Al tLowell..Loweil. 22; Salem. q Hits-Lowell. IL;
Salem. 10. Errors-Lowell, Q; Salen IL. Batteries-
Coyle and Cushman; o'fcii and McManus.
At tLawrence-Havcrhill o; Lawrence. o. Hits
Harerhill, .; Lawrence. g. ErrorsHaverhill 8: Law
renee. 4. Bntteries-Standsh and Woods; Brooks,
Lampe. and Stronger.
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Senator Owens Is the Referee OF the
Brooklyn A. &. Games.

, The annual picnic and athletic festival Of the
brooklyn A. c. was held Grand Street Park, Mas.
PSd6 yeserday senator Owens was Tie referee over
one hundredyard Dash-Final heat by y. J,
sullivan; William Conroy second. Thomas Cooley
third. Time IL SO seconds
nv E,o twenty yard RunIFinH hcatson
roy third. Time. 20 seconds.
, One-half.miie Run-Won by william Conroy. ROBBERS
lS seconds
one-mile Run-won by Thomas Cooley, 7. Fredda
second: Time. minutes IL seconds.
foe vault, Tor height-Won by Robert Cross, WIZ
feet inches
kunning Broad Jump-won by Thomas Cooley,
hoDerth Cross second. William Conroy third US
tance. 10 feet l0Ja inches.
Putting the Sixteen. pound Shot-Won by Thomas
Souey. Frank Smith second Robert Cross third
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New EnEiand League.


AT Observation-Disclosures, o.; Fall River,l. Hits
Pawtucket, .; Fall River. S. Errors-Pawtucket I;
and Manning.
AT New Redford-New Bedford. la; Brockton, 10.
Hith-Scw Bedford l3; Brockton II. Errors-New
Murphy; Mccullough and Shea.
At Bangor-fiangor, 10; Augusta, T. Hts-Dangor,
II; Augusta, ~. Errors-Bangor, 81 Augusta, e Hat
erlesSulliyan and Hayes; Butler McAanus and Flynn
o Al lewiston eTiskon, 81 Portland; Hits.Lewis
Mains and Burke Cannon aud Guodhart
AFTERNOON GAME.
Al Portand-PorS'aud -; Lewiston, Z, Hits
Portland, D lewiston l2 Errors Portland, Q; Lew
iston. O. Batteries-Danlels Ashe, and 0oodhart;
Whlttaker, Quinlan, and Burse.
At Drockton -Hrockton. 10: New Bedford, l. Hits
bfoekt0n. ~; New Bedford. ~. ErTors-Esw Bed.
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Warm Weather for Football.

The series proper to decide the champ ionshiD OF
the Long Island Suburban Football Association WAS
concluded yesterday, but the Executive COMMITTEES
for reasons best known to themselves have ordered
all the games TO be played again tomorrow. As
matters stand at present the Woodside A. C. team
heads the list The results OF follow
sarSnf sarss fnmsw%SGdsas A. G. z; ] Ss%tGn A. G
fF2I5'h Fi1iE .sm same.%Dsnntle.s % d Empire !. e. !
slAth game-Bushwick A. C.. 4; Olympic A. g., 2.
ssysnth S,,.s, gameoLashwck 4; C.: Ii olympic A.
Ninth Ninth ga!ns-Is!dsewooa A. C., D.: Peerless 4. q, 4.
EinWanif Eisn ifamemAunhtis A. cs Bay viSM w A
Twef;h Eame-Hamilton 4, g. 8; Empire 4 {, 4,
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Thf Curt.
A New Match for the Seventh Regiment
Kine Club.

The Seventh Regiment Rife Club held team match
at Creedmoor yesterday for bronze trophy. valued
at 500. presented by Sergeant @. NJ. Carnochan OF
Company X. The conditions are az follows: Teams
OF SIX mon from each company at 900. 300 500, and
800 yards seven shots at each distance; standing at
zoo yards kneellng sitting at 800 yards prone at
poo yards and any way at 800 yards; tho trophy to
neeome the property OF the company winning t trc,
times, not necessarily consecutive. This IL a
match but OF the many held by the regiment is tho
yesterday: -@~' N 'N>.
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Western Association,

At Roc::ford-First game Rockford, IA; St. Joe,
4. SECOND game, Rockford o: ST. Joe. o.
At Lacksonvilie-First game. Jacksonville 13; Des
Moines. 10.
At Qhncy-First game, Quincy. Q; Lincoln /. Second
game. Quincy. 10: Lincoln 8.
AT Peoria-First game, Peoria, II: Omaha T. Second
game, Peoria, l2; Omaha, T.
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AT shville-Nashville 8: Memphis, O. Hits-Eash.
vile 7; Memphis. II. Errors-Nashyle. !: Memphis,
B. BatterIesEMoran and Sweeney; Gil!en and 'Meara
leans s. iiits&GEsansviI!e & l3: New oaleans. IL.
Blackburn and Fields; Carl and Gondng. tsec.
ond eame,-Exansville II; New orlcans 8. Hits
Braun. Smith, and Gondling '
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Western League.

, At indianapolis tFirst gane) indianapolis. 10; St
Paul tsecond game) Indianapolis, go; st. Paul. g
At Detrot-tF1rst game) Detroit, l5; Milwaukee, 10
Second game Milwaukee. 10; Detroit,2
A. ToIedo-tFirst game) Toledo 8; Minneapolis, 1.
Al Grand Rapids.(First ganie) Grand Rapids. 30:
Kansas City. 10 Second game) Grand Rapids l3;
Kansas City. O. -So' N'
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lothis. 10 ~ ~ 10 lOl
Warrington. n...............O
PittsbtlrRh a

base by errors Washington. 81: Pittsburgh; O. Lest
on bals-or Anderson, z: on Hawley. 8. Struck out
hnsefSn by hsTsy ssy ,sa mSns
rifce hit-Crooks; Stolen 6ase-Clingman Double
and Cartwright; Clingman. Bauer. and Beckley;
stencil and Bauer: Hit by pitcher-By Anderson. l
teu dam
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Killed at u Base ball Game.

BOSTON. May ao.'-Judson Scott. 81 years old.
was killed during game Of baseball at Dor.
chester this afternoon. Scott was at the bat
and and struck at ball which had been thrown in
from m one o! the bases. The ball struck his
Dat, DAT, glanced on, and hit him In the head. He
hour, ""o u'oo ih hhlI An
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AT PHILADELPHIA (ArTERyooS oAMI).
Totals .....s 1881 Is Totals ,.,...S IL U8 10 2
'One out when winning run was scored.

fhiiaa"nhla,::::::::S fafid@h'l l::::S 9 rs
Earned NJ ronsl5GinGinnaS' rhilsdelphia First
bases-Cineinnat 10; Philadelphia g. First base on
Eorsman, 6y, Tayl9r. 0; fw"ba,e hitsHHey Caj.
twing M M 81 snith ~, Merrtt, Gray Foreman. H9n
sas@es-Latham Hoy Gsl. smith, Hogrieyer, Hamilton,
cray cray Smith, % Gray, and Ewing; Cross; Boyle. and
crrIft, "a. W ptsnes-p' f9remsh, !; Passed balls
hours
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THE SUN, FRIDAY, MAY 81, tse5.

Duffy. Miller. Dowd. secrincc hlts--Bannon. Ely.
ny st,etts 81 by preitsntssin D. ~. by ptohsd bal
opt-By stivetts 4; by Breitenstein, o. Double play
Eiv and Connor. Umpire-McDonaid. Time--2 hours
Attendance. aAOl
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'Battcd for Bannon In the ninth inning


Chicago. q l I 0-3
New York ...................O O-y
Earned runs-Chicago. l; New York. 9. Three-base
hit-Stewart. Sacrifice hits-Stewart, Everett. Dona
hue stolen bases s-Dahen t2), Wilmot. Anson, Burke,
Tiernau First base errors-Chicago 4. First base
bails-On Terry. ,; or Ruse. B. struck out-By
Terry, 3; by Rusie o.. Left on Gases,New York: 2;
Chicago Z. Double pays-Stewart. Dahlen. and An
son; Damien, Stewart, and Anson: i.qnge and DGnr
hue. Passed ball-Schrver. Wild pitch-Rusie. Time
Two hours Attendance-23O0O.
BRooKLYN. 10; CLEVELAND. (MoRNINu GAME).
The morning game at Eastern Park in
doubt until the fourth inning. when the Brook
lyps began 70 size up Cuppy. Five hits, two
buses on balls. and errors by Greminger and
Cuppy enabled tho home team to score five runs.
Again in the following inning Foutz's men
showed that they were not to be trted with.
Three earned runs were made on five hits. Daub
never showed up to better advantage. Only
seven hits were made and they were scattered,
with the exception Of in the fifth inning, when
tho Spiders scored their only run on two hits
and an out. Corcoran accepted eleven chances
without an error and led his team at the bat.
Greminger was hit by batted ball in the third
inning, but he continued playing until the fifth
inning, when he was replaced by McGarr. The
latter made the star, play Of the game in the
seventh inning when he pulled down Days tan
taliZing foul. The score:
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NEW YORK.
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Umpire-Long. Aueniance-5.OOO
CHICAGO, 3; NEW YORK, 2-AFTERNOoN CAME
the Polo grounds In the afternoon. They came
plling through the gates as early as o'clock,
an. and for two hours the money fairly poured into
tho CLUBS golfers. So anxious were the men to
that they diddnt hesitate to push ladies aside
$4,000 and the gross receipts over $4,000.
paid attendance on record. something like
81 900 persons handing over half dollars to
=, The result OF the morning game was of course
tsS b topic amsnS no Eon the eEfnk and Far
had BEEN Snd Mes sns
veteran Terry was carded for Chicago. there
baseball is funny game, and when "' the greas as
O'Clock 1t was Uncle Anson's turn to smile
~, The ella last half Of the ninth inning wa. thrilling
needed one run to tie the score and two to win.
As M saSnon's I site stick work had been weak, Man
ARer DAVIS sent Herman to the plate In the
youngsters place. AS Mike limped forth he
vas vas, wildly cheered, and when he got base on
had TO run the bases for the silent man. for tho
latters leg was very lame. and the little Yale
man received no end of encouragement as he
prepared for hustle around the circuit A
vocal explosion greeted Eddie Burke as he
stepped 10 the plate, and II was prolonged with
increased volume when he smashed a single 10
left Murphy scampered TO second, and tho
mighty batsman, Davis, then strobe forth like O
Trojan going to battle.
Nobody out!" screamed Dad Clarke from the
coaching lines. and the crowd reechocd the
words like the roar OF a Gatling gun. Terry was
and needles, but he only looked II. for his heart
and head were Illed with Ice and he was border
ing upon the freezing point rs TO nerve. Two
balls went past the plate and then two strikes
were called, Then came another wide one and
still u fourth but Davis struck AT the latter and
was out, while Murphy and Burke moved up
n base each ON double steal. With only one
out and Doyle at the bat, IL looked like victory.
and the hearts OF the ankle thousands wero
humping violently as Jack prepared 10 kill the
ball, lie hal been To the bat eight times before
during the day and 30 far had failed 70 make
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To.day's Baseball Games.

NATIONAL LEAGUE AND AMERICAN Assou.r,ox
Ne" York vs, Chicago, at the Polo grounds.
EASTERN LEAGUE
No games scheduled.
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AT PHILADELPHIA (MoRSIss GAME,.

Earned tnns7Philadelphla, 8 First base by errors
deiphia. ): tincinnar. II. First base on ballsHoT
pGyer, on Phillips. /; OF Carsey; s. Iwobase hits
SHhsn,y H.y 1 1ThoRipi;en S;o pEwins Smith Double plays
ana Spies; Hit by pitcher-By Dwyer. l. Passed bsfi
Spies. Umpre-Emslie. Tlme-i :55 ATTENDANCE
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Other Games.
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Base Rss hitsIEverys 8; Teahan 4. Errors-Everys d
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Batteries-Ieid, Stokes and Higgins; Woeful and
crystal Dase hits-Cornclia l2 Lafayette .. Errors
-Cornea, 2; Lafayette. l.
Hys@Saa,...:.: I,yiSas% a--'s
Batterlos-hctiuire and Nnepahl Begley and wes.
teryelt Base hits Brighton III Lynwoci ii. Errors
lynwOou, Z.
Merose e......................O g o O q g Ola
Arena .,,....,.... ............l o Is
batter!es-Crowieya and McCauley; Nolan and Kone-
man base hits-Meirose. b; Arena, z. Errors-Mel-
At CENTRAL PARK.
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Hi!s,AscensIons l2; weirs. T. Errors-Ascensions,
Weir. ~
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brouneys.,..... 6-2i
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AT NEW HAVEN.
Yale Ss. .,,.,,,,,,......,i Observation-Disclosures -
Hits.Andoyer o. Yale, 8. Errors-Audoyer, Il Yale
T. batteres-ferer and furnbuli; sedgwic aud Drew.
AT DETROIT
eofhsii eSss,arn n,,....S ............S 1885 Si5
Bsse hits-Aichigsn. Isl Cornell. T. ErOrs-Aichi- |
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chAnPion shorrook Win. Mt ouo,,.

vss,orGo p''ona'ly nne quot playing was enjoyed
aSo h5SofSn In the nal game be,ween thu cha,nn,on
honoIs si ill., anu ms son, the former retained hi.
~ 'enec and ~ sNng marvellous exhIhlIlon IN
nineteen points. e@'"' Win margin OF
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CLEVELAND.

Earned runs-Cleveand. /; Brooklyn, 8. First base
on errors-Cieveland, q Left on bases-Cieveland 4;
brooklyn B. Threebase ht-Tredway. Twobase
hits-Corcoran, Shndie Stolen bases-Lschauce. Cor
cOrsn, Burkett First base on balls-On Cuppy, 1.
Struck out-By Cuppy. I: by paub. l. Double plays
Daub, Corcoran and Lachance i2): Mexican. U. To-
beau, and q. Tebcau. Hit by pitched ball-Zimmcr.
Wild pitch-Cuppy. Umplre-Murray. Time-2:03.
AttenGauce-4,ODO
CLEVELAND. Z; BROOKLYN, (ArTERooN GAME).
The Brooklyns won the morning game in such
all easy manner that 10000 persons journeyed
ont to Eastern Park to see the afternoon con-
test, fully anticipating another victory for
Foutz's men. The crunks had little chance TO
yell, for the spiders secured a commanding lead
In the first two innings, and when Gumbert re-
placed Lucid in the third inning there was little
doubt that the brooklyns would have to be
satisfied in breaking even on the day. Gumbert
never pitched a better game. The Clevelands
were shut out while he occupied the box,
and only two men saw first base.
In the mean time a young pitcher named Wal
lace. who has proved such stumbling block for
nearly all OF the League clubs. was retiring the
Brooklyn men in ono. two, three order. Only
two hits were made by the home team, but had
Gumbert pitched the entire nine innings there
is no telling how the gamc might have resulted.
With three men on the bases and one out in the
seventh inning the Brooklyns had tho only op-
portunity OF ma king Garrison finish. Daley
struck out and Gumbert retired on a
grounder, and their last hope faded away. Tho
The sun., 1895-05-31
AT WASHINGTON (AyrEnxoox oAnE),


'MercCr hit by batted ball.
WT,sshington T,,.d .........."..3 20 Zig
base by errors.wa.hlngton, 9; Pittsbqrgh, s. IeIt
on bases-Washington, l2: Pittsburgh. TO-. First
base on balls Mercer, 2; or Hart !; on Col.
COicolough. o. Home run-McGuirc Three-base hits
Mcclure, Selbach Two base his-Cartwright, Mercer.
Sacrifice hits-Selbach ca, Hassamer. Stolen bases
Cartwright, Clingman, Cross Double plays-Boyd.
Crooks, Cartwri ,ht Hit by pitcherBy Colcolough. g.
ance $500.
The sun., 1895-05-31
AT BALTIMORE (ArrEnSoox oAnE).


~ Earped Rs runs %rnns-Faltimore. 81: Lonsye, First
on KIssinseE /: on MeDs srInots, e. 3;Tues 0ut~By
kissinger. .. .Three-base hit-M. Clarke. Two-base
hi.sISJenn1nSs @ ne, Reta ,s B1ouths,s sweeney saer
Keeler. Reitz VI. Clarke. wild pitch-McDermott
umpire-Betts Time-2 hours. Attendance-75OO,
The sun., 1895-05-31
New York State League.

MORNING GAlES.
At Gloversville-Gloversville, z: Johnstown g. Hits
-Gloversviile, Ia; Youngstown, TO- Errors-Gioyers-
VILE. I; Johnstown,2 D. Batterics-Fournier and Kaf
derty; McFall and McGreeyy.
Az Amsterdam Amsterdam. 10; Schenectady, 4.
Ilits-AInsterdam, l3; Schenectady, 3. Errors Am
sterlan, =; schenectady, D. Batteries-settey and
Al Eimira-B -Bnshamton, i6; Emira. l3.
AFTERNOON GAMES
AT Johnstown-Johnstown, IL: Giovcrsville, l2
Hits-Johnsown, "a; Gloyersville 10. Errors-Johns.
town town. 3: GleyerSyllle J. latteres-Kelly and ches-
AT scheneciady-Schenectady, z; Amsterdam. IL.
Hits-Sch"nectady. II; Amsterdam. ~. Errors
schenectady, 8. Amsterdam u. batteries -Koehi and
Znram. Donovan ana Roberts.
Al BinEhRmton- Blnghamton, II: Elmira, 3. Hits
Binghamton. 49,; Elmlra, a. Errors -Binghamton 3;
Elnira, L. Batteries and Whitaker Hollis and
Barckiay. umpire-Ranerty.