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The sun., 1898-06-16
AQUATICS.

The National Association of Amateur
Oarsmen has issued its prospectus for
1898. 1t announces that the entries for
the national close on July 8.
Yale's Varsity and freshmen crews
received their last official criticism before
the race Tuesday. They are: Captain
Whitney clips has strokes; Wickes too
stiff in arms and wrists; Brooks too high
off the water; Flint does not show enough
energy; Neidecken does not pull his
stroke out; Allen does not pull his stroke
out; Greenleaf too slow in catching water,
and Williams is clipping badly.
The Harvard crew is now in excellent
shape. 1t went out yesterday, accom-
panied by the freshmen and under the
direction of Coaches Lehman and
Storrow put in some hard practice. All
of the oarsmen have good appetites and
their trainer looks upon this as good
omen, and one that is likely to have
something to do with the race.
The sun., 1898-06-16
AMONG THE HORSEMEN.

The Wawaset Driving Association will
open their fine track TODAY with a free
matinee. All lovers of racing are re-
quested to be present. The clubs next
meet will be on July 4, when purses will
be hung up.
The Brookdale Handicap at GraveseM
furnished a surprise. The race was won
by Royal Stag, with Mithiul second
and Lehman third.
The race for the Royal Hunt Cup was
run at Ascot Heath Yesterday and twaQ
by Mr.. Leopold de Rothschild's Jagae-
mart; Mr.. H. t. Higham's Foston was
second and Mr.. Beid Walkers Dinns
Forget third. Twenty-one horses ran.
NJ. M. Allen has shipped his entire
stable, numbering twenty horses, ta
Saratoga.
F. Gebhardt has released Finnegan,
the steeplechase jockey, who had BEEN
under contract to him for this year.
A liscense fixing the dates for racing
upon the track of the Coney Island
Jockey Club was filed Yesterday with the
Secretary Of State. The license allows
the association to hold running races and
steeplechases from June is to July 4, in
elusive, and from August % to September
10, inclusiv..
The match race between Samuel Black
burns bay mare Helen NJ. and Frank
McAvoy's bay gelding Fabian for $500
side was decided at the Point Breeze
track at Philadelphia, and resulted in a
victory for the former in straight heats
The sun., 1898-06-16
MISCELLANY.

| The Hill School, of Pottstown, held
their field sports on Tuesday. Tom
Brown of this city won second place in
putting the II pound shot and also fin
ished second in the high jump. NJ. T.
Sweeney the champion high jumper is
physical instructor OF the school.
Don't forget J. w. Wagner's saloon al
East 4th street is the only place to hear
all the base ball news. A so all the latest
sporting events.
The national tennis championship
tournament was started at Wissahickon
Heights Tuesday.
Yousouf the Turkish wrestler, will 90
against hard game at Chicago on Mon
day evening, when he will meet Evan
Lewis, the Stranger" The men are
fairly we'll matched in weight, and they
have agreed to use the strangle hold
Clarence Hobart, the American expert,
Tuesday defeated H. Roberts in the
northern lawn tennis championship
tournament at Liverpool. England, 4-6,
81, 10, rs. In the preliminary round
Miss Steedman defeated Mrs. Hobart 6-1s
81. j
In the pole vault on Saturday, Clapn,
of Yale got over the bar at II feet ST
inches, but pulled the stick with him ON
the descent. He failed to use the 'snap"
movement in going over; otherwise the
height did not bother him.
A rumor has come from Harvard to the
effect that the proposed withdrawal Of
that university from the Intercollegiate
Athletic Association is based on the in
formation that some five or six of the
prize winners at Berkeley Oval this year
are semi-professional athletes.
In the West huge athletic row is ON
and the life of the Western Intercol-
legiate Association is in the balance. Ii
centres about Maybury, the Splinter,
who will represent the Chicago Athletic
Association in its dual meet with the
New York Athletic Club, and in the A.
A. U. championships.
rhe Vienna chess tournament was con-
tinued Tuesday, resulting as follows:Lipke
beat Baird, Tarrasch beat Marco, Pills.
bury beat Blackburne, recorded; Hal
prin and Maroczy lost to Burn and Wal
brodt respectively, Steinitz drew against
Alapin, Schlechter, as was expected,
beat Schiffers, as did Showalter to Janow-
ski, and Tschigorin vanquished Caro-
The sun., 1898-06-16
THE NIAGARA DEPARTS.
Ran Aground Near the Consumers
Company Wharf But is Fin-
ally FIOatcd.

The steel steam yacht Niagara, built
for Howard Gould of New York, at the
shipyard OF the Harlan & Hollingswortd
Company, left the yard OF her builder
yesterday morning about 7 O'Clock for
New York.
The handsome yacht was towed out OF
the creek by the tugs Meteor, Laura B.
Fred Jansen and Amanda Powell.
When the vessel reached point near
the Consumers Ice and Coal Company's
wharf, she ran aground and remained
fast for about an hour. After some hard
work by the tugs she was foated and
taken to the mouth of the Christiana
River where she came to anchor and her
coal bunkers was loaded with special
lot of coal which is to be used on the
maiden trip.
The Niagara is expected to make fifteen
knots per hour, but member of the
Harlan 4 Hollingsworth Company
stated yesterday that she would make
better time than eighteen knots.
A test of the electric lighting machin-
cry. Dyamo and lights were made here
and everything proved to be in perfect
order.
Among those on board of her were
Howard Gould and valet, Captain w. Il.
Stackford, w. M. Stackford, G. N. Kirk
patrick and about ten employees of the
local firm. They will accompany her to
New York.
The sun., 1898-06-16
CYCLING.

Evidently the war has made itself fell
in the way Of L. A. w. membership as
well as in the sale of bicycles.
In day or two contracts will be
signed, and one of the greatest middle
distance match races ever arranged will
be announced as an attraction for the
near future at the Woodside Park track,
Philadelphia.
There is but little doubt but what the
man of small stature has decided adj
vantage in following pace, yet there are
any number of big riders who can hold
their own behind the multi-pacing
machine if only given the chance.
Tandem racing has taken great hold
on the cycling public this season and has
been greatly increased since the arrival
of the foreign riders. The elements Of
excitement together with the grand ex.
hibition of riding combined in these
riders, makes this style of riding very
popular
The Penn Wheelmen, of Philadelphia,
are arranging for Verenir-Starbuck race
for their meet at Tioga OH July 3. The
latter was without rival in Philadelphia
until the advent of Nernier into the field
of middle-distance competition, and
whose plucky ride and breaking of a
number of competition records has made
him Starbuck's greatest rival.
instead of trading their last years
wheels for nominal sum when buying
new one for 1898 quite a number Of
riders have adopted the wise plan Of
keeping the old mount and using it on
days when the weather is stormy or the
roads are muddy. A few years ago the
practice of keeping couple or several
bicycles was thought to be one in which
only the wealthy could indulge, and it
was looked upon as a piece of affecta.
tion.
August Lehr, the German Champion
is undecided as to when he will return
to the other side. 1t is possible that he
will be Accommodated with couple of
matches before he returns.
WalterC. Sanger has received letter
relative to proposed pursuit race with
Coulter, the noted unpaced bicycle
rider Of Denver COL; also paced race
with Linton or McDuffie. Though San.
gers intended retirement was announced
some time ago, he now evidences viii
lingness to meet Coulter, providing
suitable purse is hung up. Sanger is
also willing to meet Linton or McDuffie
in a ten or fifteen mile paced race if an
agreement can be arrived at as to pace
makers.
The sun., 1898-06-16
DIAMOND DUST.

Anson is said to be on the lookout fol
several new players for the New York
team. He wants hitters.
Ieidy, Lancaster's outfelder, has
been suspended indefinitely for insubor.
dinatlon.
Princeton and Yale will play the de-
cisive game of their les on the Pole
Grounds next Saturday afternoon.
Fred r. Gillinder, we'll known in
Pennsylvania athletics, has been
elected captain OF the Varsity baseball
team.
New York and Boston have been try
ing to sign Pitcher Mcbride, of Manhat.
tan College, New York, but he is tied up,
having signed early in the season with
the Youngstown, o., Club.
Ad Kelly, Princeton's football captain,
and member of the baseball team,
will join Battery A, at Newport
News, Va. He has been induced to wait
until after the Yale-Princeton game, on
Saturday.
Lave Cross has frequently said that he
is glad to be away from the Philadelphia
Club, because he considered he was not
properly treated. He says that the club
held out $500 on him last season.
The Philadelphia Club has not yet sue
ceeded in bringing Sam Thompson back
to the fold.
Pitcher Dowd, of Harvard, has refused
an offer of 81, 800 to finish the season
with Brooklyn.
Anson has put his foot down on play
ers kicking at the umplre's decision on
balls and strikes.
Anson, as the captain ana manager Of
the Colts. was the first to introduce the
selling of ball players; and when he
obtained $4,000 from Boston for Kelly it
was national sensation.
The minor leagues all over the country
have suffered this season ON account of
the extremely bad weather, and it will
take clever management to pull the
different organizations through until the
weather gr; VS. settled.
Banker John J. Shipherd, whom
Frank Robinson has been suing for the
recovery of several hundreds of thou
sands OF dollars worth of bonds and
securities wrongly hypothecated by Ship
herd, died in Cleveland on the 1st inst.
Steinfeldt and Holiday have been laid
off by Cincinnati, their places being
taken by Irwin and Algie Mcbride. The
Cincinnati scribes shouted too much over
Steinfeldt, just as they did over Ritchey
a year ago. He is at that clever utility
man.
The addition of "Sandow" Mertes to
the Chicago team brings another French
man into the big League. All are good
players, the Others being Lajoie, Demon
tpville and Lachance. - Brooklyn
eagle" You should have added
George Wheeler, whose real name is
HeureuX.
The sun., 1898-06-16
SELE.DEEENCE,

Ryan and West split their purse Of
81, 500.
Dan Creedon and Ben Jordan are
training at Coney Island.
Steve Flanagan wants twenty-round
bout with Jimmy Barry.
Billy Plimmer has challenged 'Pedlar'
Palmer for $500 side.
Tom Treacey, of Australia, is after a
match with Tommy Ryan at l45 pounds.
Joe Hopkins wants match with Solly
Smith at l25 pounds, but Smith holds
out for 122.
Frank Erne and Lavigne are matched
to fight twenty-five rounds in Buffalo,
N. Y, on July IL. r.
The sun., 1898-06-16

/ 'Pedlar' Palmer will not come tt
America as soon as was expected, hav
ing an engagement at the London music
halls
Manager ORourke, OF the Lenox A
g., New York, says that he offered d
81 800 purse, or tifty-fve- per cent. o.
the receipts, to Mccoy to meet Joe
Choynski, and that Mccoy refused. |,
is said that Mccoy is fixing up scheme
with Julian and Fitzsimmons to meet
the latter in the open air at Buffalo be-
fore picture-taking machine As the
boxing law prohibits bouts being held
except in club ouses, the plan may miss
fire. 1t seems strange, SO sporting men
say THAT Mccoy is unwilling to pick uI
what he has termed 'easy money" by
meeting Choynski.
The second summer show at the Aren
will be held Friday. The wind-up will
be between Young Mahoney and Horace
Leeds.
The dates at the Lenox Club are now
as follows: Sullivan Hawkins, June "a;
Dixon-Jordan, July !; Maher- Goddard,
July s; Curran-Daly, July l5. These are
the authentic dates, and all shows will be
held on Fridays in future.
Mike Darcy, the Boston light weight
will box tile Irish. African, Mike Sulli.
an.Hawkins, on June "a.
Dan Murphy, Of Waterbury, was given
the decision over Jack Burke, OF
Boston, in a wenty-round contest be-
fore the Horizon Athletic Club Tues
day night. Tim Callahan, of Philadel-
phia, was given the decision over Sammy
Myers, of New York, in the second
round OH account Of the latter's fouling
tactics. ~
Dick Case the champion lightweight
of the Northwest, who arrived in New
York city two weeks ago looking for a
bout with some OF the lightweights here,
has been matched to meet Harry Fisher,
of South Brooklyn, in a ten round bout
at the Pelican A. c., on Saturday night:
Jenny Curran, the English boxer,
who is now matched to meet Jack DAILY
has received letter from England to the
effect that Billy P!immer has challenged
"Pedlar" Palmer to meet him again for
$500 side.
Steve O'Donnell and Tim McGrath
will train Tom Sharkey for his contest
with Gus Rubin at the Greater York
Club, June 29th. Sharkey and party
are at New Dorp, Staten Island. Dixon
is there, also, working like Trogan.
Tommy Ryan, who beat Tommy West
SO easily at the Lenox Athletic Club on
Monday night, was the most surprised
man in the big clubhouse just before he
entered the ring, when he learned that
an attachment had been placed on his
money for $500. The lawyer who served
the attachment, said that Parson Davis
had secured it, for he claimed that Ryan
owed him that amount OF money. 1t is
said that Davis advanced Ryan money
while the latter was under his manage
ment.
The contemplated "go' between ''Aus
tralian' Jimmy Ryan and Mysterious"
Billy Smith, booked for Louisville on
June 81, has fallen through. Smith,
however. has signed to meet Andy
Walsh, twenty rounds, on June %.
Walsh recently knocked out Harry Pep
pers, the colored middleweight of Cali
fcrnia.
The sun., 1898-06-16
Kid Lavigne is Shy.

Kid Lavigne has come to the conclu-
sion that idleness does not pay and has
decided to fight. Strange to say, how
ever, his next opponent will not be Jack
Daily, who has tried hard to induce the
lightweight champion to come to time.
Lavigne will meet Frank Erne at the
Olympic A. G., Buffalo, on July Il, in a
twenty-round bout for purse OF - 800.
The pair will clash :at the lightweight
limit, 1873 pounds. In Erne Lavigne
will meet a good man, but the sports
are wondering why the Kid has over
looked Daily and the latter's recent chaL
lenge.
The sun., 1898-06-16

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London, where they will complete their
training preparatory to their race with
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The sun., 1898-06-16
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WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY.

WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY.
Philadelphia at New York.
Washington at Boston.
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Cincinnati at Chicago.
Louisville at st. Louis
Cleveland and Pittsburg not sched.
lled.
The sun., 1898-06-16

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Baltimore and Washington after pleas
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me at the date of my marriage to her
had the effect of temporarily clouding
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