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The sun., 1895-05-28
Ground. Too slippery for Polo.

HEMPsrEAD. May 27.-On account Of the slip
perry condition of the turf on the polo grounds
of the Meadowbrook Hunt Club. no contest was
held to-day. A lively and exciting practice
game was played, however. Many ladies were
present, and they were quite enthusiastic over
the playing. The grounds have recently been
laid out after the Paris style. They are as
smooth as velvet and in splendid condition for
playing polo. Games will begin each afternoon
at O'Clock sharp. The following schedule of
games has been arranged:
Tuesday, May 2S-Neadowb brook first team Free
hooters of Mcadowbrook.
Wednesday May 29-Rockaway team Meadow.
brook second team.
Thursday, May 30-winners of Tuesdays game VS..
Country Club OF West Chester.
Saturday. June WINNERS OF Tuesdays game va
winners of Thursday s game.
Following are the members Of the teams in to-
morrow's contest:
Meadowbrook First Team-George P. Eustis, 4: W.
c. Eusts. 81 oliver W. Bird 8: Nose Taylor, 81
handicap OF 22 goals
Freebooters-stanley Mortimer. 8: E. X Stowe, a. C.
c. baldwin. :? Il. h. Vlnge. a. gross handicap OF Is
goals
The prizes for the games will be the Meadow.
brook cups, for teams of four, with individual
prizes to be won outright.
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Baseball Notes.

Seem %aT ne and
banded Albany and Troy teams
The are NOW ready to book With
Rane . ss5 W wes sirsat years Aafs'' a"
I The st. John la c@th2e cMH % Of Jersey CITY would
Downes. O35 Newark avenue. Jersey city.
Moroccos have next sunday open. and would be
hear Aly fsass 4 'as sS S' Vest
Fortyeighth street, New York city.
ssassSaii psasI; recently sisnsd 6y PI1..SsrEs
The Edgccombes have June and 2 open which they
would ik. :" MI with some hrsclass out OF town
Ierbenich Jr., manager. 3z2 West l4oth street New
The newark Baseball Club intends to take trip
through M New York ] state nna CHnnsecut the later
In regard 70 a1ranS'nT games Address chas Smith,
sai s
august. AdaTess James w +. McsleeT T SO Beaford Bed ord
Acme Baseball Club OF Brooklyn have reorganlzed
for the season with strong amateur team. They
giving sulla6lc guarantees. Have Decoration Day
ger, 1925 iIerkimer street, brooklyn. ''"''
s1 sa % .nss s nn .%
hTrrIn.na sats6", setter pi;shcr; Whie, Short sop
roll sd w address i James ass %htc ET Hsa; sis doi 5f
the OF the long Island football cnainpionship
eomas the n SiE2hS ss VIII
be Invited to form strong twelve league association
10 play schedule OF games for the baseball pOn.
ship or the organization.
The Roselle Baseball Club. one OF the strongest
tion bay open for two games. They also have a few
ay Would ike aS hi h ina any Ss Gs sr
Addr.,ss il. +. kochford, captain, s64 Front street
New YORK city.
LA>e4srEa, Pa, Nay az-catchor Cote, Just released
L. IL
easier State League club. AID Is now on his way 10
signed wiIh Louisville when IN" State IssgGe season
c.nsna; t hs Is Inr ca!cfsr, and WI, materially
thur. Who has caught every game since the present
season opened. viii also he retained.
AlthouEh tae a.asenis fairly well under way tne Ma
and Secretary Oscar Haucs, are preparing TO call
sIsf os m Of "s rar9gs "a reosn a,nS
,lcn: Ihes WillamsIursh A; L., NaiionsI 4, C. LAY
ready decided to Join iho ncw organization which
Win Mith such nucleus should produce good. strong
Ichedgle games Tor the Arlington 4. A; of Arlington,
MI May s5 YIN FASTING III: sO with Madison 4.
with Brooklyn +, C.: 22, with &C y. s.: 20, with
SGtnasa St sa1a aad S IS S M, y Hsd p = c
To1Nar H. With MetnShen c. all a. AriinS%n @ ~ Win
onn mi ID ~ h2nP@sn Ams hoins % - bty2Tlyn ,
J. A, C. Al Bergen Point 81 with Ezabeth 4. G Con.
A e., al home,
The once and factory force OF Valentine & Co had
game OF baseball at Grand street park saturday ar
when the short stop made a very bad error, whlth
brought four men m aud then the score gradually
20 10 u IN favor Of the factory, William H. Decker
ns psnsnr 0f @ ,hs onee team plt up very S9@d
poor Held work the game was lost Jack Hayes, who
backbone OF the factory team and no dou5t but Tor
faSess coachlng tho " ''re team would have won
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ON THE BASEBALL FIELD.
PhiIndelphias Are Z" "RnInmnkcrs"- "-Enstern
Ienpue and Other Games.

The Philadelphas have we'll earned the title
OF " Rainmakers." When they were here last
they were housed at the Broadway Central Hotel
for four days by rain. causing two postponed
games One was 10 have been played off ycster-
day at the Polo grounds, but the moment the
Quakers got Oft the train in Jersey City shortly
before noon the rain fell in torrents and the
grounds were flooded. BY o'clock II was still
raining, so word was telcphoncd from the
grounds to the Phiadelphias at their hotel that
the game was Off. Then they started for home
and the sun camo out hour later and dried
the grounds in short order although there was
a small lake In deep centre field. The Quakers
will come back here tomorrow TO play oil an
other postponed game. aud IL it rains they may
be forever barred.
This afternoon the Cleveiands will play the
New Yorks at the Polo Grounds. huse Will
pitch for New York, and probably Young Tor
Cleveland. AS Tebeau's men are playing pretty
hot ball just now. the game will be worth look
ing At ,,
game, hut he left for Washington last night.
where he will umpire today; Dad Clarke re-. G
ported for duty. but declined TO say where ho
had been for the past ten days. 1t is said that
he will shortly 20 into the real estate business
in Oswego.
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LAUNCH OF VALKYRIE III.
Only n Few Persons Sec the Cup Challenger
Leave Her Cradle.

GLAsGow, May 27.-The launching of Lord
Dunravcn's yacht Vakyrie ILL., early this morn
ing was done rather quietly and without any
christening ceremony. Only Designer Watson,
the workmen. the representatives OF the United
Press, three spectators the railway, and
about twenty on the ferry wharf saw the
Americas Cup challenger go overheard. The
morning was perfect for the launching. There
shining. The stars wer9 out, however. The
lighting OF the yard WAS so effective that all the
proceedings could be easily seen.
At l2:45 O'Clock the wOrkmen received the
order TO olowernway, and the yacht moved slowly
down toward the water. The lowering was
continued few feet at a time until 30 O'clock
AT :io o'clock the chain was let 90 with rush
and the cradle In which the yacht rested ran
reached to the boats hiige. Here the Yacht was
allowed 20 remain while the tide rose. Al 2:O5
O'Clock II was top high water. The work OF
break ing the cradle clear was soon finished and
at 2;lo O'Clock tile Nalkyrie was afuRt.
y tug was in waiting 10 take the boat To her
docK at once for the stepping Of her mast. which
lies ready IN the, yard. new bnum Is being
boom OF Oregon pine had beep made. but the
idea of using steel occurred Toni. Watson two
weeks ago. The platers are now setting the
plates for this boom
The new yacht sits high In the water showing
q good piece OF her black bottom. She looks 10
be right for holding hsr head nicely NJ.
:, LohpoN. May 1.-THE D1lg NcTs said to-day
lhht thousands Of persons visited the Walk yrie
~; on sunday, II further SAID that the boats
sail area Will be l4uOO square feet, and that she
= the preitie@t yacht ever built on the Clyde
She has deep, sharp keel with great rake on
the DOW her mast will be nearly 100 feet high.
Ihc Post will say tomorrow that Lord Uun-
raven vas not present AZ the launching OF the
engagement 10 address political meeting To-
day in Wandsworth.
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Supposed to he the stolen Colt Re,n:

WAsHINGTos, May 27.-After a search OF al
most three months, news has been received to
the effect that Reiff. the colt stolen from st.
Asaph. Is now located. Reiff is the property of
w. TObin. and early in the morning OF March il
was discovered that he had been taken from his
stall. kilograms were at once sent to the police
all over the country giving description of the
colt. Nothing has been or heard of him from
that time until last ThurtdAy. when Fred Con-
man. the trainer, received word from the Chief
OF Police Of SaigHaw stating that he had found
q horse answering the description OF Reiif and
he would ma ke an Investigation. This morning
Conman again received word from the Chief OF
Police saying that the horse was undoubtedly
Reiff. and FOR him u come on and Identity him
Conman will leave for saginaw either tonight
or to morrow.
The sun., 1895-05-28
HORSE AND CARRIAGE Trade.
Good Things that Are Being Sold by Deal
erp and Manufacturers.

The New York Coach Horse and Cob Company
frequently turns out three or four pairs of
horses in succession all of the same type. for
the buyer to try and select from before n sale Is
made. This makes customers and keeps them,
and is doubtless responsible In a great measure
for tho big trade In high class horses that Mr..
Bates has built up among the most exacting
buyers in New York. Another firm Of private
dealers who enjoy n steadily increasing patron
age Is A. NJ Stein q Co. of 225 Washington
street, Brooklyn. They handle all classes Of
horses at prices which insure sales and satisfac
tion to the buyer.
business with the carriage builders is exceed
traps and carriages being always at its height
about the first Of June. Flandrau q Co Of
Broome street report n very satisfactory trado
In the high class fashionable vehicles Of which
country.
Mclaughlin & Co. of Broadway and Fifty
first street showing this season a line of
smart driving traps such as few establishments
can rival. One OF the notable vehicles turned
out by this firm this season Is the handsome.
stanch Spuyten Duyvil road coach now running
between the Plaza Hotel and the Suburban
Riding and Driving Club.
The display OF traps and carriages at Van Tas-
sci " kenrney's mammoth warerooms in East
Thirteenth street affords park drivers fine
from the latest things turned out in the line of
spiders, ggs, and pleasure vehicles OF ali sorts.
For wel-built. serviceable business wagons,
buggies and the like Studebaker Brothers in
quarters. This firm among the largest
builders in the United states, and their sales
extend to nearly every State in the Union
\ collection Of victorias nearly new; road
wagons, carriages, aud traps by the best build
ers Is offered at bargain prices by c. G. Schild-
wachter, Park avenue and 12Sth street.
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Sister to Butternle. Bring. &c. 100.

LAroNIA. May 27.-Woodward & Shanklin be-
gan two days sale of ycarlings at noon to-
day. They were from the Runnymede Stud OF
Clay Woodford, and although fine-looking lot,
the bidding not good. A grand-looking
chestnut colt out of Dione. half sister to Dew
drop. excited considerable competition going to
DIR. Milton Boyne of Paris. Ny. for 81 900. Last
year fily out of this dam sold for $4,000.
Thirty y-eight horses were sold for Sl6.625. an
average OF S+37 head. The best sales were:
Bay fly by Sir Dixon CammIe F.; Mr.. Doyle. S575
Boyns Paris. ky......: 1000
Bay rlly, by Hindoo-lmp. CalfurnIa; A. s.
johnson Mount Sterling. KY. ............ 600
Bay my ts!ster to Deerfoot), by Hindoo-Dream.
Black colt by Iiincoo-Gammacita; NJ. IL Ellis
CincinnatI. :....-..::..... $50
Merceaes: John Bowen Paris: Ky. 2.loo
dunno. 1000
-.Bram6iietta: j. F. Kiitson ST Paul. -. 1850
Brown colt, by Hindoo-Peru Eugene Leigh. 800
Bay hlly. by Hindoo-La Esneralda; John
The sun., 1895-05-28
In G.rt,a,s Owner Ruled or MT Roby.

CHICAGO May 27.-Tom sayre was n winning favor
itc and Gretchen s., Buc Bell and La Gartia success
fu second choices at Roby TODAY. La Gartias owner
ordered on the track because of the lly in and
out running. Twenty-Five books did business sum
muries:
First Race-Two- year.olds: onehalf mile. Gretchen
s., 100 a. Lewis. to2. won; sixty ios tMorgan 10
second: Addc Nc, l0I IL. Taylor. To o, third.
Time O:52 Lew. 40 to l, finished first. but was dis
qualified.
1O3 (Caywood)' d to /. won; Green Prewitt, i05
(Davis to second: Meteor. los lMorgan), Is to l,
third Time. l:Oiat
Third Kace-Selllng: five furlongs Blue Belle, 93
QewJ. to =. won: Samson l03 (Caywood), 20 to l,
second; Ruthven. 9s everett. TO /, third. Time
lO4La
Fourth Race-selling; seven furlones Tom Sayre,
4,tCaywood). Bto 5, woE Iismore no iorrisl TO
1:sih
UIewl to /, won; Screwdriver % iCaywood). 10 to
l. second; Fullerton Lass, ss lCeary. $ TO l. third
The sun., 1895-05-28
News OF the TrOtters.

Notwithstanding the uncertain outlook for
harness racing In New York this year there are
more trotters and PAGERS now in training at
Buffalo than for many seasons past. The VIII
lage Farm Stable alone numbers nearly 100
horses. young and old, not including the impor-
tant division OF the string that is now at Red
Oak. la. in charge of Ed Geers.
Owing TO the late spring and the hard condi-
tion OF the track few fast miles have been
driven as yet. C. +. Dunbar's green PAGER
Spanker, by Superior 2:lSH holds the track
record up TO Date. having stepped a mile in
2:lg4 few days ago. the last half at a 2:l5
gait. or the Village Farm horses Merry
Chimes, 2:0s19. is as far advanced as anything
in the stable.
1t is said that Mr. Hamlin believes his son of
Chimes to be as fast as Robert j., but there is
Queen Allah, ,2:2ll. the four-year old daughter
Of Almonarch. 2:24s4, is said to be the fastest
Buffalo trainers say the flly will trot in 2:12
the first time she starts. In the absence OF Ed
Geers Charles Lyon is in charge OF the Hamlin
campaigners in training at Buffalo, among
six!y,sis. s:i5y4, by ch1lme.: MacEInf si Bird !.
2:l03l. by Black Victor. Lyon, who is the son
OF a Florida clergyman. and has hitherto served
OF the stable through the West while Gccrs fol-
lows the Grand Circuit with the pick of the
Hamln string.
One Of the most promising horses in his lot is
Tony v, by Vatican. owned by Alley Bonner OF
this city. In ls9. ut Nashville this colt then
two-year-old and a trottcr, was beaten just
about head in 2:loH4 by silicon He has been
set to pacing this season and promises to take
very fast record.
A sulky with but one wheel IL the latest con-
trvance by which ii is proposed to help the
trotting horse toward the two-minute mark.
Two or three inventors are figuring the sin
gle-whecl suky, and IT. is said that several APP
plcatlons for patents have been filed at Wash
ington. The plan is TO build a shlky with one
large wheel. the drivers saddle being supported
by steel rods attached to the shafts which bow
out on either side from the axle
The inventor claims that the new device will
increase the speed Of both trOttcrs ard PAGERS
two or three seconds to the mile. but his expla-
nation of the ale Sed advantages of the single
wheel over the standard two-wheel sulky now
in use is not satisfactory to most horsemen,
trai generally looking upon the scheme a
visionary one.
The sun., 1895-05-28

WASHINGTON, May 27.-RAcing at st. Asaph was ex-
cel!ent to-day, and the large crowd present enjoyed
the sport. IL was reported today that Hemet. by
This horse was owned by the Alexandria stable. and
won q race on Friday last Summarize
First Race-five furlOnSs. Tear Drop, l07 Wash.
burn. To .. won; Governor FifeF los Ham :, 10
lsnGlI.
Second Race-six furlongs. Cerebus IO7 Dele.
hhntYl, 20 |, won: hamle h, lUj tAlfDrdI 3 10 =
sse.nd' Mayor H.. lo7 twashburnj, 70 !, third.
Third Race six and a half furlongs. Darkness 100
ponnCllyJ, TO !, won; BelisaTlus lO5 lCorh!eF).
% D. second; Pickaway. IO7 Washburn to /, third.
Time, l;2T.
Fourth Kace-One and oIc-siEteeuth miles Pulitzer
W liunnellyN, TO |, won; TeDacous % lG SIC.
LHushlin, 20 TO l. second: foxgloyo. rs (GrsOn, 80
TO L. third. Time, l:5B5R,
., tifth kaGs.E's fur@ngS g Bernyn. io7 Afford, 8
Marsuerltc. los lDeehantyl, 10 third fine, 200.
SiTih Race -.Ihreequarters OF mile; selling.
7iirrF i'li lQS tAver7l. 10 TO l. won: IntImidad-
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ENGLISH CRICKET SEASON OPENS.
Experts Receive n Warm Welcome on
Their Return from Australia.

1hcr Return tro"
The cricket season in England. now fairly he-
gun. promises to rival any OF its predecessors.
not only in the quality OF the sport, but in tho
enormous attendance at the opening matches At
Lords grounds near Hyde Park. at Kennington
Oval rs well as ut other less famous wickcts,
Tho return of the English team from Australia
with the prestige OF Antipodean victories was
signalized by n reception hardly less enthusias-
tic than would have been accorded the home-
coming of veterans iron successtu. CAM
OF the sun-bronzcd men on the day following
their arrival was greeted with tretnenduyus np.
piause by the $4,000 people who crowded tile
Ksnnington Oval is probably the finest cricket
tho control OF the Surrey. County G. C.. under
lease from its owner: II. X. II. the Prince ot
Wales inrse amounts naDe enSn sspsnaed @ IN
hind those at Lords and the latter still claims,
and With good reason to he hsTs%aGhartIsrs T% 70.
the latter place are Of \ character nothing sEort
OF maEnitcent and the pa,,I pavilion; 9 club houss
royalty and mobility, but Lord's being SO close 10
the members OF the Queens household and IS
more patronized by the army OF people who
the same sunshine or get .sprinkled by the same
shower AS royalty. During the past fortnighr
the matches between Leicester and surrey an!
the attention OF all metropolitan cricketers.
The former match ended with decisive vice
tory for Leicester. In the second match TIC
Surrev players retrieved themselves beautifully,
defeating their opponents in single inning.
The Surrey batsmen. Robert Abel and +. G.
Holland. made the remarkable scores of Ell
and 123 respectively out of total in the single
inning OF AS. The former batsman is well
known throughout the world OF cricket, having
been successful abroad as well rs at home and
hts score so surprising as was the splen-
did work of Holland. who is n tall youth Of but
10, making his second appearance in a first
class game, Each was loudly applauded as he
left the field.
The sun., 1895-05-28
Jockey Flynn Suspended for the Alleged
Pulling OF Realization.

SAN Francisco May 27.-In the fourth race at the
Ray District course to-day. all bets were declared or
on account OF the alleged pulling OF Realization.
Jockey ". Flynn was suspended pending an investi-
CATION. Summaries: 49,
First Rnce-Five furongs: selling Maggie II. Smith.
90 iSteec) to l. won; Rosalle. "a Cieurichsl. to
l. second; Regent Jr. 81 tShepard). ~ to 1, third
Time / :05.
second Race-Four and half furlongs: maiden two
yearolds Instigator. lU6 tHennesseyl. to !, won:
josephine lol qetsrs,. to second; City Girl lo+
Third Race-si1 furlongs; selling May Day, 1oi
(Piggott. to won; Boreas, 100 SHAW to l. sec
ond Tar and Tartar, lOS &C. Weber,, 4 TO 5. third
Time. l:lsLS
Fourth ace-About six furongs; selling. Annette,
09 (E Jones to 5. won; Realization 10 (w. Flynn(
to s. second Koadrunner i01 shaw 10 to 1. third
Time, l:15i4. -
Fifth Race-Fivc furongs selling. Gypsy Girl. %
(Burns), 3to won Silver state, % tllenrichsl to
1
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Starter Ferguson Has Hard Time with
the ,Iockeys.

ST. LOUIS. May 27.-Favorltes took four OF the nve
races here to-day. Starter Ferguson worked hard to
line boys up, but not OF the starts good.
The third event was the feature OF the day. Buck
Massle was the to choice over Potahontas at to
l. Rey del Mar was well backed at TO The three
horses ran team into the stretch where Massio
came out and won. summaries: .
First Race-one mile. San Bias. lls IT, Mooney 9
to l. won; Zouika. 100 (W. HID. 9 TO l. second Mr..
Second Race--Five and n half furlongs Jilsey. lOs
lGarnerl,T to 8. won: Merry Thought, 30 Turner,
TO /, second: Concession. los &C. sloan. 10 to l.
third. Time. / OK. -
Third Racc-Nine furongs. Buck Massie. 1903
CTurner) 3 To 8, won; Rey del Mar, 1lS (Bunn). to
/. second: Pocahontas, lO5 thacklin), to l. third
Time, 1857. -
Fourth Raccaone mile Revenue. li5 tR Jones',
Mrnbeau. lis &C. Sloanl 9 to 5, third. Time, LAM
Fifth Racc-Eieven. sixteenths OF n mile OConnell
1872 tJ. McDonadI, to Z. won Geraldine 1l0
lMosbyl to second: j. A. Grey, 81 tTurncr), to /,
third Time. Oslo
The sun., 1895-05-28
Gossip OF the King.

Jim Daley arrived in town from Buiralo yesterday.
Daley Is gong train Frank Erne OF Buffalo for tho
latter's contest with George DIXON.
II was said yesterday that Arthur Valentine OF Eng
land arrived in town on Saturday from England in
company with Nike Haley who wall act rs manager.
George Rey ynoIis the light weight says would be- the
height OF hts ambition II Mike Leonard, Jimmy Humid
Ter. any other l33pounder would give h:ma match.
Cherries While informed The SUS reporter that he
has been made Official referee and matchmaker OF the
Riverside A. O., new club which has been started at
Baltimore.
Joe McSweency, who has charge Of Eddie Curry. the
porter that IL Kid Mcfarland would get weight,
Curry would night him for reasonable purse at any
time or place.
NAxey Haugh writes 10 THE SyS that he would like
TO get another match with Dolly Lyons. lie says
that he Will face Lyons before the same club for from
SiOO up TO 81 900 side. NJ ll5 poundL haugh does
not care how long the battle lasts.
has telegram from Tom ORuurke, To the effect that
owing 10 an indspostlOn the part Of Joe Walcott,
the latter would be- unable To hight Tracey next month.
b dong this o'Rourke forfelts $3.50 10 HopkinA
EnEIIsh housekeeping Of American Horses.
F5oB tAs london Field
Our good American cousins have had their victories
and also their reverses here, and perhaps
or us have that the handIcappers them but
uttlc ri.any'.
The sun., 1895-05-28
J. third. Time, l:22.
Thrown fror, uis Horre and Aftsrwnrd
Wlns the Rnce.

LAros1A. May 97.-The weather was fair and the
attendance at the track good to-day. In the nrst
Crescent threw w Jones, his jockey In break away.
and ran an eighth of mile Jones was not hurt, how
ever lie renounted his horse and galioped back to
the post. Crescent won In drive: Summaries; -
First Selling; seven furiongs Crescent, 80
Cw. jones'. TO won; St llnrio lOl tGrahhnl so
to l. second: Master Fred, 10i tNewcom), 10 to l.,
third. Time. l:3ii .
Second Race-one milo; selling. Marion O., lo6
erkins, g to g. Won; Eiizbert, 81 IN Morrsl, 20 to
l. second Peytonia, 100 Jusoi) 40 to ]. third Time
Third Rnce-Five furlongs; two-year.oids. She.-
lock. iO7 Perkinsl to 5. won; Fasg, Ito lThorpel
to l. second; Del Coronado, 1O1 (h Wllllans). 2tI
TO |. third. Time. l:0t. 49,.
Fourth Race-six furongs: Lady Diamond. 100
(McClnin) TO l. won: Belle Foster, l0g tH Willamsl
10 to second; Potentatc liz Drooks).2 Ito s. third
Time. 1913.
Firth Rnce-Four and oue.half furlongs Countess
1rma. 100 lThotpch TO 2, won; ~ heyolr; 10y
TO I. third. Time, o:511. - -, ,
liams), 8 to g. won: Tom Elmorc, lOl lperknsl, to
I. second: Rightmore ll2 LBrooks) 10 TO ], third.
Time.
The sun., 1895-05-28
Hickok Arrives at Chicago with Directum.
uuIda, aud Others.

CHICAGO, May 27.-Tom Williams, owner OF the Bay
District course. san Francisco OA.HckOk and James
j. Dustin, also from the arrived In the city yes
terday Williams IS on his way to New York but VIII
remain here for three days. He says that ne Is
COrrigan is building AZ Sau franciscn and declares
that racing viii be- raTrird ncXt winter the Bay
District cours" lust the In previous yrars
Ferguson has agreed to handle the nag at his
track again - winter.
Directum, lull. and the half dozen other noted
harness horses Of ICkp&s string stood tEC iong p
well and Will be shipped at IerTc Iau,e. i.
Dustin who will assist EIckuk thinks the racing
look a poor nne ami is sorry he left the coast
The sun., 1895-05-28
To.day's Baseball Games.

NATIONAL LEAGUE AND AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
New York VS.. Cleveland Mt the Polo grounds
Brooklyn ys. Chicago at Eastern Park.
boston VS.. ST. Louis at Boston.
Philadelphia VS.. Cincinnati at Philadelphia
baltimore vs. Louisville at baltimore.
Washington VS.. Pittsburgh at Washington.
EASTERN LEA6UR
No games scheduled.
OTHER oANEs-
Holy Cross VS.. Boston College at Worcester.
Yale VS.. Georgetown at New Haven.
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Other Gauies.


z.
CAMBRIDGE, Mass. May 27-Thc Bostons at last found
somethng that they could up Ielr rous
Ws.tsra III ZIP and pounded poor Charley Paine all
had no speed and miserable control, and YET he MAS
Kept IN the box for four innings Then IIighands
1Gns I9T ae Iemainfsr Of he game Harvard nine
az shoTt and at the bat being only redeaaine fea
turt, haIvards two runs were both earned White.
farce and played lstlessly. Mccarthy made a brill