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THE RECORD.
CHICAGO, 10; NEW YORK, 1.

CHICAGO, 10; NEW YORK, T.
when the ninth inning began at the Polo
Grounds yesterday tho majority of the 1000
vpcctators began to move toward the gates be-
lleving that the Chicagos would be beaten.
"Baby" Anson, the old war horse. was Of DIFF
ferent opinion. and yelled In loud voice to the
retreating cranks:
"Hey. there! The game Amt overl"
He never told the truth better In his life. for
In few minutes the New Yorks went to pieces
and the Windy City players piled mp seven runs
before three men could be retired. The support
given TO Rusie was very schoolboyish, and in
spite Of Of the fact that the big Hoosier worked
s hf hS New ss asd
the bat when facing Anson's kid pitcher, Denzer,
but for an error by Mccormick. Ansons pres
ence on the Chicago team seemed to make his
men play with dash and snap. Their fielding
EFT making star plays. Anson showed that
there are no cobwebs in his eyes yet by hitting
Rusie for three scorchins singles. He got
warm reception from the crowd, especially after
With two out. Chicago made a run in the first
inning. Lange singled to right and stole second
on Warmers wide throw. Lange also pllfered
third. ana came in on Cap" Apsons single to
tren,s tumble. Thornton was third out on fly
to Van Haltren. The New Yorks tied the score
in ind the last orssd ns Nv asen h
a base hit; and Tternsn counted. but Joyce was
Anson's - men made their second run in the
fourth. Thornton received life on Rusis's low
scratched hit to Gleason whose wide throw to
frst let Thornton go home
The New YorSs took the lead in the sixth. and
Incidentally there was a row with the umpire.
Mccormick started the trouble by .fumblinR Van
HaltEen's grounder. Ternan fouled TO Everett,
should have been the third out was Davis's
fy to Thornton, on which Van Haltren
past third and Josse caSe I'm Gleason
stole second .n1 and landed & on third when Holmes
ans wilson spS' ps Ss In rES
scored and as Ry an threw to the plate the umpire
got in the way of the ball, which prevented
claimed that Holmes should have been declared
out on the interference, but McpeEmott wouldn't
There was a long wranglo in which Anson and
S9yee nearly came & t. blows, @ after which Warnss M
es Ssfss the Sas 11Sr
The yisi.ors got another in = the a eighth. With
one one out Pop" Anson sent q pretty single to
ay wSich Holmes could have eaten, s + But { Van Van
the os 1ste Aaa and Ryan
rJ s b.zi S limbs sssssr s
@ ESsIs!s ssssiassd By 5sssiss e Ea:ls: and shs
Wilson for : base and two runs came In. ilnSe
received Q life on Dayis's wide throw, and No
Cormick took third, LAnge made blum steal,
Mccormick got In safely, Lange reaching
second. Anson brought his big cen.
tire fielder in with q single and took
Warmers wild throw to Arst OF Thornton's tap
In front Of the plate. Then Jimmy Ryan ham,
mered the ball into tho twenty-five cent seats
for homer, sending Thornton In ahead Of him:
Pfener made the second out on strikes, and
Griffith came up for the second time in tho inn
ing. only to bang single to right. Then Connor
ended the slaughter by forling to Joyce. Seven
runs had been rolled up. The score:
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". v. S.-Yes.
W. and F.-He loses.
Z. Z. CT. Yes. Q. No.
Z. d. Ret1ly-Tho bet 10 OF.
Bport-The games will stand.
J. A werner.-Ho 10 20 years old.
Constant Reader.-He did not make Q homo run
J. 8. XII. Burkest. Kesler. Jennings. .. Tier.
John B. Day. inspector OF umpires. was at the
Polo Grounds yesterday with instructions from
President Young TO carefully Noteh ncDermott 0
work
T. M.--Rusie. won 8, Lost .; Seymour. won T. los.
.; Doheny. won Z. lost a. Sullivan, won l. lost (:
Meetin, wou.a. lost Q: Clarke, Won /; aettig.
lost !.
Exseasiye preparasions'are being made TO accom-.
modAte the large crowd thar will be hand at
Jasper Field TO Witness the games between Ford.
ham and Manhattan Colleges on next Thursday
afternoon. This will be the nrst meeting or these
colleges In years. it mainly through the
enorts OF the alumni advisory committees OF both
colleges that the meeting was brought about. Let.
ters have been couiinE IN from alumni In all parts
of country expressing their snsire satisfaction
with the renewal OF od.tfme relations. One Man
haitian 10 enthusiastic that he IA coming all
tho vsy from Chicago 70 see these games. Louia
Castro Will pitch for Manhattan. while it Is likely
that Kelly viii be IN the box for Fordham. Both
msn arc good twirisrs and should even matters up.
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CINCINNATI. June 5.-Fine weather and fairly good
card drew q big hall. .hod. crowd to Latonia TO.
day. First choices won four out OF tho ak races.
BummaTiesi
First Race-sevsn furongs.-Miss Ross. OF ever.
ett), u In I, won; Percta, 90 (Sutt), to !. SEQ.
ond; Mcfarland IL. so III. Williams. to /, third.
Time. levy.
Second Race-Five furlonEs.-NacIver. 1os Gard
ner). to l. won: High links. los (clAyton), to
second: opponent. los (Rein). TO I. third. Time.
1:olh.
Third Race--one mile and nifty yards.-Gaston, 90
CBurns). to !. won: Dunots. lo+ IHilD to l. Sec
oni: Joe Clark, los (BeAuchRmpl. z TO l. third.
Time. I:t4S.
Fourth Rare-The Ripple Stakes; mile.-riIio,
l22 R- WiliiAms). to 0. won; Panmure. Iii
Jones). 10 to I. seconds orlmar. Ill [Martin). TO
i. third. Time, 1:Al.
Firth RAee-Seven MISUNDERSTANDING. 100 Ciiar.
TIM. even. won; Blanton, los (overton). TO l,
second: suydAm. lo2 IA. wiliAms). is 10 1. third.
sixth Raee-A handicap steepIechase: about ono
mile and hall. Rob Seely. 1877 Drown. even,
won; Zaidi.ar, i%o (Johnsonli = TO l. second; Cn.
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On the Ingalls, Park Track.

CHICAGO. June 6.-Clear. cool weather and fast
track made several of to,days events at Ingalls,
Park decidedly interesting. Two favorites and two
choices for place tooE purses. In the nrst race,
mhries:
First Race-Four furones.-Bonito. I0s "A.
Thompson). to l. won: Gnome. l06 IT. McHughD,
70 2. Second; Queen Nab. loo "a. Barrett. TO I.
third. Time. O:IsA.
rerr). to 8. won; Indra. 100 (Caywood), is TO 8,
second: Ella Penxance, 1o2 u. webber). IL 10 i,
third. Time. l:ook.
Third Raee-Five furionRs.-Lizue Cavalier. 1o2
CDorseyl. 70 o, won: Dousterswtvel. loi "a. Bar.
rstD. 10 to I. seconds Hardly. 9s "a. rhompsonJ,
TO /. third. II .av. I;olA.
Fourth Race-One and q quarter miles--Mnndo-
lima. 100 "a. BarretD, to l. won; Tue Plutocrat,
e4'f tClay). Z TO g. coupled with Sunny. second;
Harry SHANNON ITO (Caywood), > TO l. third Time.
2:o7S.
Fifth RAce-six furonGs.-Cossact, 100 (Ham)
IL 10 o. won; Preston. III &C. sloAn). to 8. SEQ.
ond: forseen. los H. Scott. e-to g. third. Time.
l:l&A.
Sixth Race-one aud eighth miles four
hurdles.-Phii Becker. 1888 (Catnerill. to l. won;
hr. Dayton. l2o (McAulinel. to I. second: Little
Dorr!t, l32 lEggsrson). to l. third. Time. 2:o2.
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rear Of the parade, IN which every variety Of
BosToN, Juno 5.-Fred Loughead. tho Ca
at the Charles River Park. He won the third Of
emile, open. and two mile, handicap. professional
etSsr % Bnter Sogs
created a new competition record in the one
mile tandem asSSSP doing the mile from
New England Interscholastie championship-Final
heat won by II. K. Pope, Hopkinson School, Boston,
Meeinnes' Az sehSci, Boston, third Time, a.ss s.S.
one Mile. open, Amateur-FinAl heat won by Z. u.
Hi Tsf seRs Ts.He. n H. Il ihird i fme sa4 '''0
oIssird Mile Open IdR, sss. won
Second aSa tasains daA shiPd rmo Sss
By
81 yards, second; Gaston Plaintiff. wsitham, 2o
Two Miles, Handicap, Professiona-Final heat won
by Fred LouGhead, scratch: W. E. Becker. Minnesota,
sSid ~ TSs. ssS"9a aSo cHS w. cary
One Mile, It Msns Race.Won by ,,Js L Twttchsasi
pounds. Nathan. 70 yards second John dS Drew ss'
ssi oae.ale ' Taadcm. Gandicap professionai.Tnal
heat won BY H. R. 81 steensSn .sS psysSn %s,s and
Callahan. Wathsm: so yards. second: G. R, Newton.
and ed Ho %shA 80 ya;S
1857. new competition record.
ST. LOUIS, June b.-Albert. G. Menges, unat-
tached. with an allowance Of 0 minutes. won
the annual Forest Park Bicycle Road race this
afternoon by q quarter OF mile. John Davis.
unattached with an allowance, Of 7ia seconds.
finished second. Arthur Stockhoff. unattached.
2 minutes. captured the time prize. covering tho
twenty miles in 052:2 1-5. or the scratch
men, J. c. Conover, who won the Waldo Park
prize on Decoration Day at Kansas City, Mo-,
finished first by two lengths. with Joe Howard
second, a length before Jake Weidner. Alex
Laing. winner OF this race last year. fell. There
were ITO starters to-day. Twenty five thousand
people witnessed the sport
PATCHOGCE, June 5.-The Patchoguo Wheel
men 3 inaugural race meet OF the season, post
poned from Monday last TO this afternoon. was
a racing success. The attendance was small by
reason Of the threatening weather; The track
WAS heavy from the storm OF tho morning.
but the riders were favored otherwise.
Arthur g. Terry, a last years novice, was tho
hero of the day capturing the one:miie , hsndi, H.
the half.mile handicap. George Reth OF the
Harlem Whcelmen handily captured the one
mile scratch. His clu bmate, f. G. krumm. was
run out by terrible sprint In the first heat Of
the mile handicap and had to retro from tho
| field.
Referee Furman would not allow any loafng
| and placed close time limits on the scratch
events He caused several heats to be run over
| on account OF slow time. Summary:
by A T. Nye. Jr.; William Bott, sayvtlle second; R.
Z. Potter, Patchogue Wheemen third. Time. $3.50.
one-mile Handicap-FinA heat won by Arthur O.
| Rieth. scratch. third. Time. 2:20 10.
| Zone Mile. Scratch-Time limit, $50. Won by Goo.
Eleth; Il w; C. W Rulsnd, Jr- second; Geo. W. Nil
Half Mile, Handicap-won by A. T. Nye. Jr. b5
yards A. G; Terry. 80 yards second; F. Fisher. 10
| Five.Nle Hardcap-won by A. 7: Terry, Patch
| oEue Wheelmen, $50 yards: Henry Holman: Patch.
oeuc Wheelneu. 500 yards. second; W. w. Furlong.
! PatchoGue Wheelmen. 1925 yards. third. Time.
| l2:42 2-5
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Unisn Heats ner Rival Colleges On Track ana
Yield.

UTICA. June 5.-The first field day OF the New
York State intercollegiate Athletic Union was
held here this afternoon and resulted as follows:
Union. 57ls points; Hamilton, 80; Colgate. IT;
Hobart, 8. Summaries:
looYard Dash-won BY NJ. W. Price, Union Time
Putting 10, Pound shot-won by L. J. Hodge. Union.
81 feet II inches.
l2O.Ysrd Hurdle-Dead heat between T. W. sylves
ter and q. VroomAn. both Of Union, Is seconds.
Running Broad Jump-Won by y. II. DAVIS. Union.
with 81 feet inches,
2so.yard Dash-Won BY N. W. Price. Union. Time
one Mile WLk-won by J. s. Cotton. Union. in 7
minutes ~ go seconds.
Two Nile Bicycle-won by N. walbridge. Union. In
4toYard DAsh-won by L. y. o'Nen Union. In
81 As seconds.
aaOYard Hurdls-wOp by z. W. Sylvester. Union.
Half Nile Run-won by R, p. ostrandeT. Hamilton.
In 2:04 2b.
Throwing 10. Pound Hammer--won by II. s. stone,
Hamilton with 20 feet w inches.
Pole yault-won by F.H Cunningham. Hamilton.
one Miie RIn-won by R. p. ostrAndsr. Hamilton.
in 48S.
Running High Jump-TI0 for nrst between @. Beach,
Union. and W. T. Robertson. Hamilton. At feet
inches.
ono Nile Relay RAOe-woA BY UnIon. Time, 3;Is.
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Earned runs-washington. 1; Cleveland. l. Left
on bases-w Arlington, II; Cleveland, 8. Two-baso
disclaimer (s) First base errors-Cleveland. ..
Blake. Stolen bases-Brown, Blake. Double plays
De Montreyille. oBrten and TUCKER. Morton and
Childs: and Tebeau First base on balls-on Mercer:
8; on McDermott, 3. Hit by pitched ball-Reilly and
Farrell. Struck out-By Mercer. I; by McDermott ..
Time-2 hourS and IS minutes. Umplre-Emslie.
ST. LoUrs, 9; bALrnsonE. Z.
BALTIMORE. juno Bit Q proud day for Esper
Not only did he pitch q good game against his old
comrsdes. but hts stick work was hard AID timely
his last stnglo driving the winning across the
plate. Al Maui was n trial. but he both Wild and
ineffective and was relieved by Hoffer In the eighth
The score:
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OF. LOUIS. June b-Typhoon. J. O. Gains great
Top Gallant three year. old. which defeated orna-
ment In the Kentucky Derby. maze q runaway race
OF the Club Members Handicap nj tho Fair Grounds
this afternoon. The. stake valued at $1,000;
the distance mile and q quarter, and three
ysar-oids and upward eligible start. Ty.
phoon was out In the betting. and Nimrod was .
etrong second choice Typhoon led from start
was beaten 4 nose by Ulysses for the place. The
winner.covered the nrst six furionEs in 1884, the
mile In l:in fiat. and the mile and quarter in
R:071. very fast time for the track. Summary
First Race-Fiveeighths OF mile.-Empre.s jose.
phino. llo tFreeman). IL TO 3. woni Verify, 105
Garner). 10 to I. second: Sorrow. ITO &c. slauEh.
teri. 70 !. third. Time, i:o5k.
CSecond Race-Ffteen- -sixteenths OF q miie.-Re-
member Me. 90 q. woods), 8 to 10. won; Revenue,
lot tFoucon). 10 to ]. second: Charley Christie,
loz fT. Murphy. II to 10. third. Time, 1884,
Third -Race-Mne and one.six six.eenth.-ArEouaut.
e2 u. MatthewAl, to Q, woni Helen II. Gardner.
slaughter). 4 TO !. third. Time. l;oUk
Fourth Race-Club Members Handicap one and
one quarter miles.-Typhoon H.. lo4 tGarner). out
In the betting. won: ulysses. lO7 Orving). 80 to
second: Nimrod. 80 q. Matthews). ITO 1. third.
Time. 9:oTk.
tGarnsr). TO 10. won; David. Ioo tPreeman), y to
J. second; Timemaker. loo It. Murphy. to !.
third. Time. l:ltk.
Sixth Racs-oue mile.-Ssa RI bber. to4 CT. Mur.
phy). to 2. won: The Dragon. 1o1 &c. sIaughter),
IL 10 10. second; Russelia, - u. Woods. s to !,
third. Time. l:S2k.
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Both the Metropolitan ptrtrict Cricket League and
the New York Cricket AssocIAtIon had champion.
ahip yesterday ana several good contests TOOK
place. AZ Prospect Park the Now YORK and Man.
haitian Clubs had their nrst mestinE in the League
aeries. and the by 1873. declared by dye
wickets. TO 81. Y, b. Kay piayed splendid INN.
ing OF oS for the winners while J. Mart added 30
and r. J. PrenderRast 81. Fl. b. Coyne did the best
bowling OF the day. securing nve wickats for Is
runs.
The Brooklyn aud Kings County 81. George teams
met IN the association series az Prospect PARK.
mainly owing to the good batting or A. Brown and
the good bowling OF W. RoSo the BroOKiyns
by rs to 80. Brown was in nns form with the
for the winners. while Bose secured nyo wick
cts for l3 runs.
played by the Columbia ana ,st- GeorEess teams.
and aIter vary close aud exciting contest the lat
ter proved victorious BY . score OF A6. to t2.
The team OF the steamship 0ermRnic also had
close game at Central PARK against the Wanderers
team, the-sAiiJrs winning by . score OF 90 10 81.
!. Mahon bowird well for the wiuners. while J.
Bpsiiacy's 10 was top score OF the game. s-
The ForesI Hill Club visited Prospect Park for
game with tue Brooklyn second eleven and tho re-
suit was q draw. Ths:home team took kindly to
the bowling or the Now Jerssy man and W. Adam.
80; II. shIstone. go; c. II. owen. 22. and J. Adam.
son, IT. helped TO swell the total 20 1888. Against
this Porsst.Hi had lost eight wiokets for b3 runs
when ne was called.
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News from tho Horse world.

J. II. c.-Ths ArGhian bet wSS.lost, as the horse
was In toe hands OF tue starter. II 10 one OF me
chances In racing.
AArdB.-A 10 making rule of his own. N tho
bet pay or plAy the money DI on The winner
WAS losi, nut the fAircsI way between friends would
be draw II. A does NOT win under any eonsiderA.
uon. ~ Howard Aann and Tb9 WInnsT s'7-t"O
different hoISsas
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Bowling.

The auccessful bowIsrs THa sUS individual tour
nlment received their prEes NJ the GermRnia AS
Iembiy Rooms alleys on last Friday night. Several
hundred we'll known knights OF the alley
hand and Joined In tho meTTynAkinR. william
0eTdeS, who the cham pl0 0nShip for The second
4 eeeIIiys Iima also captured the average prize.
otIo FoeGS. Frederick Clineh, Herman KshlSdorf.
FrsdsTIcE 6erdsa. and Nick Thyme, II me order
nAmsd, received mo ether aWards.
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A. WASHINGTON, =. ,.

A. vASHrEaTor, p.S.
WsosinSsiS wsoss 5siisSs...S ;;.SS SGSSSSS - iss
Bstseries-Androws and Coz, stretcr and orube
AT HANOVER
RRa5ssssSss.n.:..::SS RSs.s.s. s.,::..:S SiSSSS 81 e
Bsttsriss-Duv and Tabor, Sullivan and Johnston.
AZ Providence.
6'SSR 6. 81 v.iisoSi::5 ;si.:5 S19oSs6--'55 y
pstterics-punns and BsdSwiok, Aron. Miner. and
Richmond.
AT LIvHosrou.
sos;SiI4 sssssS lil.Rd a oS So.S $685. 80 % 3
BAtteries-Dhoway ana voorhees,. Tirreli and Wood.
AT MKw LONDON.
kSasiss.. kksslSsS' s..:.....:..a ,,.:da "a ss
Batteriss-Mnier and Hutchinson, Loreau and
spraguo.
S.Ssiii SspsIR z. SS0St5'Go.ss S'Gs SSdddqS iS :
Batteries-Donovan and Golfer; Reagan and Reagan.
a MSHSaa r. iii 81 SOTSSsO SR :
At SOUTH ORANGE.
siS:sss's Z: Cssns: J. z S.S S::S ~
Grady.
M,%!s'ssE E,na!. sssoci! ssnl.5s !5 3 9 $685. IS -
Batteries-Dissel and Church; Neving and Kayler.
AT stamford-Yale and Towne, o, Brooklyn Colored
Giants, IL,
AZ Norwich-Norwich, Is; Sidney, o.
At Cranford-Cranford A. c., 10; Brooklyn Heights
A. A., @.
AZ villa Nova-vfis Nova. g; Pennsyl ania NJ A., o.
:. At communipaw-T. H. Leggett Co.. v; r. c. Will
Al west Bsrsen-colsats Co, 30; Dodge =
At woodside-st Francis Xavier. ., Elts r. G., IL.
At tTremont-Crescent A. A, 9; Suburbans, 10.
Az New Rochelle-HuguenotA A. G.. IL; Crescent A.
C.. 3.
At East New York-Norwich A. O.. 2, Howard A.
o.. Q.
At AtNewark-Jenersons, /; Our +. c.. ls.
Al Ftshkill-Dutchess County Colored Team. o,
At CIoster-closter F. c., 10; Piermint F. c.. g.
At Jersey City-Pacho A. c., II; Empire A. A., o.
At Greenpoint-Fraternal. Ia; Central Y. n. Q. A.,
AtFleminston-Flemlngton 1e; Boundbrook 8.
AZ Plainneld-Plainneld Crescents si New Bruins.
wick Y. NJ. c. A. o.
AZ Prospect Park-Sew York Counter Company, 2,
Ivorys. y. Tower Manufacturing Company, 10, NJ.
T. Tobin 9. De Witt Clinton II; Putnam. 8. Acyes.
81 NJ II. OF N. g. Hamilton, Jre. IL Columbia Jrs.
8. Benedictnes, D; Holy Rosary, Q. st Agnes A. B.,
81; Hustlers, o. Brownies IA; Excelsiors, IL. Poly
Prep, Jrs l9; Prospect, Jrs. o. washingtons, Jrs.
Vi Foslick Jrs, Q. Hill Bros, srs.. IL; Hin Bros.
Jrs., 23. Arion II; Clinton IL. St Stephens, first
30; St Stephens, second. g. Public School 4o. Il
Wesleyan 81.
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SPOP" ANSON NEVER QUITS
oHrcAGos SCORE SEVEN RUNS IN
THE NINTH INNING,

,,s Dereat the New YeFks-Brooklyns Out
pi.y the Louisvilies-st. Louis Surprises Bai-
t,more--Boston. Cincinnati. ana CIeveland
rake the other League Ganes-Goszip.
Tho New Yorks were beaten BY the Chicagos,
vho made great rally in the ninth inning yes
,rday. The Brooklyns took fall oat OF tho Louie
yilles, and are now one point behind the Clevo-
lands, who bcsted tho Washinetons Cincinnati,
by defeating the Philadelphias, gained consid.
,raby on the Baltimores, who were surprised by
the reorganized st. Louis team. Boston took q
small-score contest from Pittsburg. The results:
Chicago, 10; New York. 4.
Brooklyn, l2; Louisville, 8.
Boston. .; Ptttsburg. 8,
Cincinnati. CT Philadelphia, I.
Cleveland, los Washington, 8.
b. Louis, o, Baltimore 4.
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'Bstted for Nssh In the ninth inning.
philadelphia. o OIL
Cincinnati. 0-8
Earned runs-Cincinnati, 81 Philadelphia. l.. Two
base htsHoy (9 Corcoran. Beokiey. Irwin, schrtyer
Wheeler, Dowd. Sacrifice hits-Laloie, Boyle, Hoy,
Burke Left on bases-Philsdelphis,7 z; Cincinnati. D.
Struck out-Geior. Nash. First base on balls-Hoy
Dwyer. Delehanty. Ttme-2 hours. Umpire-Mo
Donald.
CLEVELAND, 10, WASHINGTON, 0.
WASHINGTON. June 6.-Poor fielding and all around
dumb ball playing lost todayh game TO the Senators.
Attendance S,+SS. The score:
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Baseball Games To-Day.
ATLANTIC LEAGUE.
Richmond a. Newark, Hartford as Patsrsoa.

Richmond a. Newark, Hartford a. Patsrsoa.
OTHER oAnEs-
waverty A Q. vs. Brooklyn Heights A. A, 81
Brooklyn.
National ,. G. vs. sidneys. at East New York.
Ener.ids OF Catholic Protectory rs. Murray Hills,
at Van Neat.
West New York Field Club Va. Cuban Giants, Al
weehAwkon.
FiushinRs stamfords, at Queens County Park.
osoeolas Va. Worth A. Q. at Ambrose PARK.
Williamsburg A. A. VI. YonkerS A. A., nt VII
namsburg A. A. grounds.
Bay Ridge A. 6. va Brooklyn Field club. at Am.
brose Park.
Hooosen Va. Bridgeport, at st. George Cricket
Groundl.
Newark 4. @. va Williamsburg Field Club. at
Newark.
Harrison A. Q. Va. Empire A. A.. At Harrison
Ariingtons va Passaio. At Jortey City.
Riverside Field Club VI. Americus A A., at Ho-
bokeu.
Eoniidss Va Brighton A. O.. at secaueua
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wns being done for him, but lost his head in tho
stretch and surprised his mentor by winning In
tion and yelled with laughter, but Hjort6org
copldn 7 soc the Joke, and Christensen will have
10 look for another coach In future. Summary!
n ?. Hsipin. New York 4. D.. YARDS J. W. Enrich
Columbia and X. 4. c.. 22 yards, second; D. W. Wen
Run Sg George SSn
Pennsylyania and New York A. O.; Alexander Grant
oconssn stamford = n q q. 4. 4 third Time. min
isO.Yrd Hurdle Race. Handicap on arsss.-yinhi
heat, Won BY John H. Thompson, Jr. Yale. 4 feet,
Eawerd G; Perkins, J ale. scratch, second; NJ p Hal
b, Bun h% 20
kyIn' NsT York yards .ssGna ao5s ws'er'
$50 Yard Run, Handicap, Limit is YSrds-Ion BY
J: w, Enrich, Columbia and X. A.. G., yardsi r. Don
thlrd. Time, 70 IS ssSonds. '" -''> '' '' '''
second, Alexander Grant, Pennsyivsnis and New
Raa asaassp%on ~ eRsu
sen New Jersey A. o., 40 yardsi =. w. Hlertoerg,
Esnnsyiys and New YORK A. G., sSrstSh, third.
Time, - ,I minutes IL SO seconds.
enS Nav xGGn Nth saqt Of feet SSSs.
In the vault on Hamilton cleared 10 feet inches and
paglding 10 feet 4 inoh. Thsy were placed accord.
Throwing e.Pound Hammer. scratch-won by John
Flanagan New York A o., with q throw of 141 feet;
j. Cal McCrAcken. Penpsyl RniR and New York A O.,
second with throw OF III feet inch; John A. Lar.
inches.
Rannins High Jump, Handcap--won by James H.
OF feet ~ inches; s. X Thomas. X: A. o.. inches,
sScS%nd With an actual jump q feet ~ inch chs, 4
actual jump OF feet Bs4 inches.
Running Broad Jump, Handcap-Won by J. T. Ma.
honey. N. Y. Uniyersty Law, q feet, with actual
jump OF 81 feet ~ inches ". D. Rogers; New jersey
feet y inch; r. r. Pell Berkeley School, feet. third
with an actual jump OF 81 feet y inch.
Throwing the Discus, Handicap, Limit. 10 feet
Won by Richard J. Sheridan. Psstime A. c., is feet
with an actual throw Of lot feet inches; Robert
Garrett, Princeton and Now York A. c.. q feet, SEQ
ond with actual throw of 10y feet inches John
A. Larktn. New York A. c., 10 feet, third. with an
actual throw of p2 feet l o inches.
The sun., 1897-06-06
game. The poors,

:, EhInNu FunI-HoatOn, n Pftf1burg 2, Homo Euna-
Duny Merritt Stolen beses-Hamilton. Duny. Ber
gen. smith. Sacrtnce hits-Tenney, Long (9). Double
piay--Collins and Lowe. First baso on srrors-Bos,
ton, F; PitnhurE 3. First base on nalls.on Klobs-
dams ~ on Hawley Q. Struck out--By Klobedan1, 2.
Len on basee-Boston. o. Pittsbura. 8. Wild pitch
klo6edanE. Time-l hour and 40 minutes. Umpire
-o'pN. Attendance, 5000.
CINCINNATI, @; PHILADELPHIA, 1.
PHILADELPHIA, June b.-Cincinnau made her nrst
appearance In this city to-day and easy victory
over Philndelphin Tho aooro.
The sun., 1897-06-06

with the result draw because the local cricketers
did not have sufficient time to retire the Waiting
eleven. the New jersey Athletic Clubs champion
eleven and their old-time rivals the Staten Island
Cricket Clubs eleven met yesterday afternoon In the
INST match Of the Metropolitan District Cricket
Leagues championship series to be contested on the
New Jepoy Oval At Bergen Point The sooro,
The sun., 1897-06-06

Earned runs-Baltimore. 8; St. Louis, g. Two-baso
hits-Kelley (2). Sacrifice hits-9rady, Reits, Jen-
nings- Stolen bases-kecler, Reitz, Hurley. Double
Grady First base errors-Baltimore 1. First base
on balls-on Maui. 4; on Hotter. 81 OF Esper 4. His
Maui. 81 by Hotter. o Left on ba.ss-Bsltimore. 10,
30 minutes Umpires-Lynch and Mcdonald.