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rhsra were some significant features ~ c..
raa,,,o championship games yesterday. In ,he ',lss
rIoce NJ the half-dozen games played oe," I,or
Iastern and Western mines, not sinee - =,
-. 90 the West This wholesale slaus"'e'
1,,,,no havoc with the pennant aspirations Oh .',e
Uostorr teams Brooklyn now leads py ~ sie - nc,
r,n With Boston a good second. The orio'es no so
nr r,nyed m into fourth place, only few po'".s
h,nd rho ST Louis team which was III ,h' -. 80
49,, ,,r,e ago. New-York remains III 'ne
49, a,yis,on, where the team seems 10 oe'ons
Attendance comparisons are odious 10 ~" ', - tho
ave of rho New-York Club these days uu' =, A.,
,ntoros, ~ clean sport and sportsmanhke co ,'an,
., s as well. possibly. to give puohci,y .ators "
Will there were nearly three thousanu 10,
y, tho game in Brooklyn yesterday there ,rou, WI.
moro than three hundred at the sane -, as,or
o,ha game at Washington PARK. broohy, ,,.S,,.o,,
Adv was between the Brooklyn anu .,. Io
80 7, resulted in the eleventh cohSecu','e ,,
-, tor the home team. The heldine anu 80 49,,
VOW ~ the home players was perfect anu ,"e' o
I'D enough in the open inning assis,eo W
..ors "a many bases on balls, and a oalh " "'aSe
a.. ,ns all the scoring that was uo''e ~ -
aame Hughes pitched with teihng emeo'' a,s,,a al
sn,,r,er never received better support me "ee
=, Dablen steinfeldt and Casey was or'i''ah' ~
New-York tribune., 1899-06-09
ROWING.
COLUMBIA CREWS AT PRACTICE.
THE VARSITY FAILS TO BEAT THE FRESHMEN
IN A BRUSH AT POUGHKEEPsIE.

COLUMBIA CREWS AT PRACTICE.
THE VARSITY FAILS TO BEAT THE FRESHMEN
IN A BRUSH AT POUGHKEEPsIE.
Poughkeepse, June s-The Columbia Varsity
ing and had a race for two miles with the fresh
men whom they again failed to beat. Lawrence.
whose place at No. had been taken for two days
by Mitchell was back In the boat to-day and did
better work than before. His fault was that he
bent his arms a little too early and DR.. Peet
seemed to be unable 10 correct him. While he
showed improvement to-day the coach would not
say that he would be left In the boat
The freshmen went away from the boathouse this
evening shortly before O'Clock DR.. Peet told them
10 pull eisurely up to the two-mile course and wait
there for the varsity crew. whom he started off
almost Immediately afterward The varsity pad
died up TO the head OF the course. which is more
than Ave miles from the boathouse and then the
Doctor told them that ne expected them to row
Ger the course against time The tide with
them, and the crew took the outer course In the
micd'e OF the river. They had a regular racing
staI1, and pulled long. slow stroke. AT miles
the varsity crew picked up the freshmen but the
lbiter had consioe BILE start them and the
'Tarsity failed to oveitake them reduce their
lead az the f1lish OF The
DR. Pee: would not make public the time Of the
varsity :or the four miles, but said II was fair
He said the crews rowed very we'll Pressed for
an ex2lanat;on as 70 why the freshmen held their
that 1t frequently happened that way, and cited
the fact that in 1885, the freshmen crew beat tho
vursity almost invariably for two miles after
The senio. had rowed two miles under the
when hey finished tho hard row this evening
and seemed to have plenty OF staying quality.
New-York tribune., 1899-06-09
Ar CIT LOUIS FAIR GROUNDS.

St Louis June Sat the Fair Grounos 'o,uss ors
the track was sloppy and the time was SLOW
principal race the card was tne "oiu
s,syes worth $500 for three-year-olds whicn hdu
oever won a lai ger stake. Tula Fonso gooo see
ond choice got off in front and kept the leau
throughout winning easily by two lengths' W.
ravorites three second choices and an ou'si'e'
won Summaries:
yirs, rae. furlonssE Derm us CInGdPs and to
second. Little WIN. lis Morse. 40 to l. thru' i'
i:08 ,,.u, Trombone 100 IT
pnrnsc 10 1 won; W B. Gates. es M'osV ~ ~, 70
ana 10 10 second: Pat Morissey. III uhorpe' u ="
third. Tme-1l1 .., .,,,a,ack 1io Ple-
,on even won: Rushfelds lib CGutlerezl 5o 70 iA,S
80 10 / second: Lavshia. lO1 (Gmore) ~ 10 l. '"'u
Tme--l 55h .,- -, ,h.ao y.ar-ol6s
saven fnhones seing)-Tula Fonso. 100 Q1os., 70
Syon. leo Bruno % o. Wardl. g 10 and 10 J. seconu
P.n,.h 90 (Southard). to l. third Time ia, =
F;stb race ave ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, lis Psgotp, q
70 won. Morris Vomer 11s (1horpe). Is TO o ana o
70 second siboney. 11s Coney) 10 to l. third Time
sixth nee Zone mne,-Found. o. Froso even. Won Won
Forget Not IT. Burns). 2 to . and out teconu'
Brsnch CiO4j. Lines to l, third Time-l;4oA'
New-York tribune., 1899-06-09
READY FOR THE FIGHT.
UNCERTAINTY WHETHER THE FITZSlM-
MoNs-JEFFRIEs MEET WILL BE
FIASCO

All the preliminary arrangements Tor the fl'z
ons-Jeffres boxing match at the Coney Island
Athletic Club this evening have been finished ii
is expected that there will be a large CROWD on
hand when the gong calls the men together In the
centre OF the ring. people have come from all
parts of the country to the bout Whether or
not they will be disappointed at the result or the
exhibition is a question. Chief Devery stll says
that he will allow no smuggling" or nard hitting:
If he does not the match will be absolutely devoid
OF interest. neither OF the men can spar grace,
fully or in a really scientific manner: Corbett and
Sbarkey dealt boxing matches of this Kind blow
that nearly exteYfnnated the sport in this part OF
the country Mccoy, by his earnest battle with
Sharkey-a1though he received d severe beating
revived the interest in fighting with gloves.
II anything occurs to make the present match
farce 1t will be a long time before .he lambs can
be induced TO give from s5 TO $40 to see a boxing
match again. Chief Devery saw the Mccoy
Sharkey night, which was one OF the hardest and
fastest battles that took place and he did not
interfere. The MCFARLAND Sullivan fight was one
Of the brutal exhibitions ever seen IN any
ring. and the police well represented, had no word
Of protest against 1t.
II the contest is allowed 10 continue TO finish
this evening 1t is thought that the Cornishman
will win. the bout to be draw. His
friends say that il he fnds that he cannot handle
the California giant, Jeffres he will avoid pun
ishment and go The limit Of the twenty-five rounds.
New-York tribune., 1899-06-09
QUEENS GAMBIr DECLINED.
ATHLETICS.
FIELD DAY AT WEST POINT.


West Point, June 8-The seventh annual dele
day, under the auspices OF the Army Oficers' Ath-
letic Association. occurred to-day on the parade
ground with the following result
one-hundred.yard dash-C1ark '01. nrst; Morgan "a
second; Keller '0i, third Tme-O:l0+s- Record-Bu-
low and Connor. 81. 0ioi.- 49,
Running high Jump-Morris. 90. hrs LahuL 'of 40
ond: Barnes. Ol. third Dstance-5 # ~ in Record
Morris 90 Il. in. - -.
Standing broad ,ump-John.on, 'oi nrs.; Abbott "a
second Nelly. '01 third Distance-lo r. In Escord
Putting the shot-Enns 'o1. first: Nelly 'oI. sseond:
Phillips. 'oo. third. Distance-ss II In Record
nehundred hurdle.Zcasrh 'oS n5W:
Barnes '0l. second; Doyle. co. third. I1me-o'hr'
Record-McNally 90 0:16% 49, -.
Two-hund red-and- -twentyyard dash-Clart OIL nrst;
Morgan 02, second; Perkins. 'oo third T1me-o.IS.
Record-Barton '0s o22ts u -. -.
nd-forty-yard run-shannon 'oz nrt'
Keller. '0l, second. Prentiss. o. third Ilms-oosN
s.teen-pound hammer-Ennis oi hrst; Hopkins, 20.
second; Bettison, ol, third. Dstanee-o H. ~ !"
Recori-Ennis 'O1 90 II. 10 In. ,..,.
pole yaut-Psck '0i, first; Lahrn 'ol second PerknA
,OO third Dslance-l0 It. 8 IN. a.
Running broad jump-Peck. '0l. nrst; PERKINS,
second; Herr 02 third. Distance-20 r. 0 IN. Rsoora
Four-hundred-a -and-forty-yard heavy marching order
racsNFrankenburger '02 first Ttme-i;ish. ..
-and-fortyyard relay race-lsol nst W
In pontS 1900 got so 1901 1904 1901. i9oH
New-York tribune., 1899-06-09
PHILADELPHIA. s; ST. LOUIS. l.

PHILADELPHIA. June S.-Rain stopped to-day ean'e
ot tho end OF the sixth inning. In the nfth inning
tho phiu,es had lead of one run and In the sixth
81 Louis with two singles, a double and triple
secured one run TO the good 1t was raining brskly
NJ this time and Captain Cooley wanted Umpire
Burns 10 call the game. He was ridiculed by Ie-
beau and OConnor. and called gutter. lhomas ;
and Delehanty went out in order and Chds raped
out a single Five more hits followed. one OF them
a three.baeger and the Phillies scored five runs
When the third man was out Umpire Burns stopped
the game Tebeau went under the grandstaho
On tho Phlles' side and began abusing Burns, who
finally called a policeman. Tebeau pleaded not 70
he put in the street in his uniform. ana on ms
nronnise TO be good was allowed to take his seat
on the bench The rain continuing the game was
called Attendance, 1853 The score follows:
r. H. z.
p5; pS,ddeinnia nIS ...... SIS is
Batteres-sudhon and o'Connor; Fihed and McFar-
land.
New-York tribune., 1899-06-09
POLO.
wEsTCHESTER AND LAKEWOOD.

The special polo game between the Westchester
and Lakewood players. at the Country Club.
postponed again yesterday on account OF the heat,
which drove several of the players to take refuge
on board their yachts or In their country homes
George J. Gould. organizer Of the Lakewood team.
persuaded II. L. Herbert chairman Of the Polo
Association, to accompany a party Of friends on
board Mr.. Gouds yacht for cruise Of three or
four days This Of course, precludes the possib-
ity OF their playing any more polo this week, and
so the members Of the Westchester team will con-
fine themselves 10 practice until they 60 to Phila
dephia for the Devon and Country Club tourna-
ments which will last two weeks. The next game
will take place at Devon Monday next. June r.
New-York tribune., 1899-06-09

were each made the defendant in three suits inst.
tured here by baseball players. These players ara
Henry walder. Charles McGi and Rudolph Hun.
suit, OF this city They assert that they wer.
signed by the Syracuse club in the winter 10 plav
ball during the season Of 1889: that preparato,,
to the opening OF the season they put themselv..
In condition TO play and that their contracts ~
promulgated by the Eastern League. showing tia,
they had signed. They assert that their serTcss
that they still held by that club under con,rs
never having been released and thereby have hssss
prevented from making a living baseball ~.
fessionals, and wholly deprived OF means OF itysS
hood Each Of the men asks 5000 from the sv,ss
cuse club and 5000 from the League, or n -
In all '~~
New-York tribune., 1899-06-09
YALE MAKING POOR TIME

ACCOUNTED FOR BY THE PRESENCE OF THE HAH-
WARD MANAGER ON THE LAUNCH
New-London, Conn, June s (SpeciaD.-College ex-
amlnations have taken up OF the time OF the
Yale varsity crew at Gales Ferry to-day The
made sprint with the shell down TO tho
two-inile flag. off the naval station during tho
morning. AT O'Clock this evening the eight again
placed the boat overheard and pulled down TO the
starting point Of the course. They rowed mile
against time and DR.. Gallaudet admitted that the
time rather poor. Not a ripple disturbed tha
water. and the tide also favorable
among the visitors to-day were Manager Clarence
Mann. OF the Harvard crews: Chairman F. v
Chapyc OF the New London Regatta Committee
and Harry r. Bond. Jr.. OF New London a Yale
laan. who is doing much 10 assist Mr.. Chappell in
the preparations for the successful conduct OF the
They all went into the coaches launch and
the crew do the mile. 1t is limited that the
poor time made was the result Of a tip" from Or
Gallaudet on account Of the presence af the Har-
ward manager.
New-York tribune., 1899-06-09
sLuGGING AT THE BROADWAY A. c.

II Chief OF Police Devery any of his subordi-
mates saw the bout which had been scheduled for
twenty-five rounds at the Broadway Athletic Club
house last night between Terry" McGovern and
BILLY" Barrett. they had ample 10 inter
fere and make good the Chiefs statement that ne
would not tolerate "slugging." 1t could be clearly
seen at the end of the first round that Barrett
outclassed. McGoyern pounded his opponent
as he pleased putting him In helpless state the
floor in the tenth round, with shower OF punches
about the head followed by a left Jolt on the Jaw
The preliminary fast OF fifteen
rounds between Tim Callahan and Tommy"
Sullivan Callahan receiving the decision.
New-York tribune., 1899-06-09
YACHTING.
CANADA'S CUP DEFENDER LAUNCHED
THE DUGGAN HIRTY-FTvE-FOoTDR, THE TO
1o,ro rr-rr oI7rDDn.pD- uEAc

CANADAS CUP-DEFENDER LAUNCHED.
THE DUGGAN THIRTY -FIvE-FooTDR, THE To-
RoNTo PUT ovERBoARD-HER MEAS
UREMENTs A SECRET.
The Dugsan s5-footer for the defence of the Can
ada's Cup was launched at Hodson's shipyards. To-
ronto on Wednesday afternoon Herrick Duggan,
in the Is and 20 foot classes has beaten the world
for three years and Americans eager to see
how he will do with craft OF IS feet racing length.
With the more extended overhangs Of this year.
each Of the American and Canadian contestants will
look nearly big as the Norota, on Long Island
Sound. and eight are building each
side of the line. It will be that great deal OF
money has been spent this international
The Duggan boat was built for three members Of
the Royal Canadian Yacht Club, Messrs. Reid
Grey and Morse She named the Toronto as
she went down the ways and sauted by the
feet Of club yachts The mast and spars arrived
from Montreal ten days ago. and gang Of riggers
will begin work The sails have not arrived.
The following well-known amateurs will comprise
her crew: George Evans Cfor twelve years
tary of the Lake Yacht Racing International AS
socaton), Gordon Crawford, ]. S. McMurray and
Henry Johnston.
No measurements Of the Toronto allowed TO
be taken, either before or after the launching.
New-York tribune., 1899-06-09
OTHER GAMES YESTERDAY.

At Toronto-Toronto S; Syracuse, l.
Al Providence Springfield q Providence L
Al Reading Richmond. 8; Reading. ?.
At Oswego-Oswego, 9; Ringhamton. 0.
At MISUNDERSTANDING, 3, Allentown, g.
AT Characterization River Institute. 20: River
view Military Academy Il
At Montreal-Montreal, 7; Rochester, T.
AT Buhao-Minneapolis, 8: Buffalo. 5.
At CortIand-Cortland, 3. Auburn. !.
At Rome-Rome, s; Schenectady, s.
Al Detroi-Detroit. 3; Kansas City. ].
Al Columbus-Columbus. Z; St Paul. g.
At Scranton-Scranton :: Lancaster, T.
At Indiana apolis-Indanapolis. Q: Milwaukee. 8.
At Newark-Newark. Is: Paterson. 4.
At Ctica--Utica. 10: Albany,
New-York tribune., 1899-06-09
SEEKING OPTIONS on OMAHA BREWERIEs

Omaha June neutrality-suspicious. OF o
New-York syndicate have been In omaha for the
past ten days working TO secure ninety days op-
tions the breweres OF this city and South
Omaha They have met with only partial success
thus far. and left Omaha last evening. expecting
10 return In a few days II Is reported that the
visitors have only succeeded in getting binding op
tiOns on two OF the breweries. although they have
figures upon at least one other. The amount Is not
known for which the breweries offered. but IN
the aggregate II Is said to exceed 81 10000. The
options expire September l.
New-York tribune., 1899-06-09
THE CORSAIR TO MEET HER OWNER.
COMMODORE MoRGANs YACHT TO TAKE HIM
OFF THE GERMANIC.

OFF THE GERMANIC.
The steam yacht Corsar. which has been having
several trial trips on measured courses on the Hud-
son River will be made ready for service in time
to go down to Quarantine or Sandy Hook to meet
Commodore ]. Pierpont Morgan, who has started
on the White Star Line steamer Germanic for New
York Commodore Morgan. therefore, has ample
time to arrive before the annual regatta of the
New-York Yacht Club. which will be held on
Thursday June o. The flagship will then
make her first public appearance.
The length of the Corsair is almost exactly the
same as that OF Colonel oliver H. Paynes Aphro-
dite. Both boats will be out on June % and there
will be some difference of opinion to which is the
more desirable craft Those who like the steam
yacht pure and simple will probably award the
palm to Commodore MorSan's vessel; while those
who prefer the sailing ship will be Influenced by
the appearance OF the AphrOdie's three tall masts
and her wide-reachIng yards.
New-York tribune., 1899-06-09
REPRODUCTION OF THE FIGHT.

Those who like boxing and are unable to attend
the big fight at Coney Island tonight may get
idea OF what is taking place there by visiting tho
Academy Of Music. Arrangements have been made
whereby simultaneously with the exhibition at Coney
Island a reproduction with life-szed figures (Which
are fac-simes OF Fitzsimmons and Jeffries). will
take place a the Academy. These figures do every
thing but talk and by strange mechanical device,
known only TO :he inventor they are made 10 30
through every move OF the big fight. Electricity Ia
the motive power. An operator is stationed in the
clubhouse at Coney Island and telegraphs every
ton of the fighters.
New-York tribune., 1899-06-09
&WgRTS ~e'O ~"O
w~OSps@USNfM
.,ppocpAuvE OF SPORTS TO-DAY.

GOLF.-Open tournament, fomeas1m .5,nan n Tor for
Club. Newburg N Y: wome rs o,r nsSu,fap Hnh '''
De Barry Cup. Morris County sns, %o cincinnati
voshIng|on Park. Brooklyn, 4 p M; Penn. Penn.
Wasnlhe "n a,nst HOLY cross. Cambridge;
syiya W,sams against Dartmouth WillamstGwn s,5Se
"sRooT1NG-Ridgewood Gum ,SnOr SIup' tanpga- M,psa
wood Park; Elite Rife d' Glup, cu2yy WilIiamsburg
nnent Sno,ers' Association, outdoor tourna-
ena,psHGdl Glendale. Long Island; New YORK
f me.s' ,,,sn and Came Protective Association
pnrfalo N. T.; Ohio Trapshooters League
S111i,G S1pnYJTG - -Fitzsimmons- j efTies. Coney
,.iooH Athletic Club, evening; dummy snow
Is'ano Ettzsirnmons- -Jeffries contest. broao-
way Athletic Club
New-York tribune., 1899-06-09
CHAPMAN TO MANAGE NEWARK TEAM.

Jack" Chapman formerly manager of the Roch-
ester club, who for several years has been promi
nent in the Eastern League. secured a part owner
ship of the Newark team yesterday. He will sue
ceed James Field manager of the team. The
latter resigned voluntarily. because OF the ndiffer-
ent manner in which several members OF the team
play ball 1t was on his recommends tion tha I
Chapman consented to take the management.
Chapman intends to give the nine thorough shak-
ing up The games with Paterson for the rest Of
the week have been transferred Newark
New-York tribune., 1899-06-09

csnoinnau June S.-The Star of Bethlehem sur
pstssd the specta at Latonia to-day by winning
lsn easy victory Rush. The Lady In Blue and
Ipthsr good horses In the handicap at six furlongs
The Star OF Bethlehem was at to In ,he betting
max1ss:
So 80: TIL sos W. los q R9se even second Pair De-
Second race tselnG; nve furongs)-Iady Curron ITO
tosssz. 70 4 won; Tnir Deli o. sheppsrd). 80 l.
New-York tribune., 1899-06-09
BALTIMORE. IL: PITTsBURG, s.

baltimore. June s-Howen pitched and won his
first full game for the Orioles to-day. Payne was
battAd out of the box in the first inning, and
Gardner was almost easy. The contest was a
walkover. The score follows: -
Pitsburg ...........o . - y 3
Batteries-Gardner. Payne and Ely; Howell and Rob
inson.
New-York tribune., 1899-06-09

According TO an expert. rim brakes should be
fastened on the front wheel, provided the fork Is
designed for braking strains. A rim front brake.
however is not to be recommended to an mex
perienced rider, because ne she Is almost Ger
tain TO apply II suddenly and vigorously. ana so
bring about an accident But TO riders who don't
lose their heads in an emergency It has many ad-
vantages over the ordinary brake.
New-York tribune., 1899-06-09
=, ,..,,.., ,oa ,crov,ur,n 8 to /. third. Time

second: 1sabinda lOs CCrowhurso to l. third
.ho race ,seing; one mile)-Trimmer % u w 10
70 4 won King Elkwood, 1oi Oh Har7si, .p,S Tin.
.eo,d P,chsrdsou Ss &c Murphy. TO = third t'm'
La - -. e,s- n, Rethiehen.
o5 ~ w,,son, q 10 / won; Souchon, 100 (h Winan's,'
10 / second: George Krats, io3 Ccro~hurso' u p" =
third. Tme-iI6 -, ,A,o,d tn5 QAndr,o.
TO l. won; Lady Elite. 100 tW' Jones'; oa '"'
yah.o ,io cpoIandl TO J. third. Tim~-lno ,eu 49,,
siy;h race selling: one mi.el-kunJa,. VS ~ see,
- . -vor. Dutch Comedian. Ill tBoland' > 20
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New-York tribune., 1899-06-09
ENGINEER TO INSPECT CHICAGO CANAL

Chicago. June &-Desmond Fitzgerald Of Boston,
to-day appointed chief engineer OF the State
Commission which is to inspect the Chicago drain
age canal Active work Of inspection will begin
week Mr. Fitzgerald Is president OF the
American Society OF Civil Engineers, and de-
partment engineer or the Metropolitan Water
Board OF MassachusettA-
New-York tribune., 1899-06-09
..n m1cAN WINS sHoREHAM PLATE.

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