THE SPORTING LIFE. May 19

THE, 18*6, BI TH« SFOBTINO lari PIBLISBIXS Co. SPORTING KtiTEBiDLIFE. AT PHJLA. POST Orrici is eicoso CLASS MATTER.. VOLUME 7, NO. 6. PHILADELPHIA, PA., MAY 19, 1886. PRICE, FIVE CENTS.

FROM THK SMOKY CITY. BROOKLYN NEWS. TBOM THE CAPITA!*. LATE NEWS. Tbe Series With Cincinnati—Frank Bingo's BASE BALL. The Continued Good Work of the Team— A BREEZE. Comment on the Washington Team and Tumble—General Mention. Injustice to Swartwood. the Work so Far Accomplished. PITTBBCRO, May 14.—Editor SPORTINO Lira. BROOKLYN, May 14.—Editor SPORTIXS tm:— WASHINGTON, May 14. — Edjtor Spoftrina Results of Saturday's Ball —The results of the just concluded series with Another week has rolled by, but the work ac Lire:— Items of interest are very scarce this the Cincinnati Club has been very gratifying to All the News of a Week complished by the Brooklyn Club has not been The Association to Have a week, as the races have monopolized tho our base-ball lovers, as the home team not only of sufficient moment to warrant that degree of public's attention. The club left here Sunday Games. managed to win three out of four, but played a Compiled. enthusiasm which animated me when I last Special Meeting evening for St. Louis, and gave a good account very strong game and gave us a glimpse of the rote you. The fact is, the incessant rain of themselves in Monday's games with the inherent strength possessed and what it is storm, causing repeated postponements, has hail Maroons. They are badly handicapped on Saturday's Racing —A Boat capable of doing under favorable circumstances. Gathered by Reporters, Corres a very chilling effect, only two games having To Consider the Umpire Ques their first trip, as Shaw has not recovered from There has not been a period since tbe season been played, resulting in one victory, and a his strain of week before last, when he suc Race, Pugilistic En opened that the team has been more or less pondents and the Telegraph creditable one, too, over the Athletics, and one tion—Wikoff Insulted by ceeded in winding himself up into a balk. crippled, and the standing of the olub in the defeat at the hands of the heavy hitters from For this reason we expect that he will be hit counter—Etc. pennant race is excellent considering the dis From all Points. your town. The rain on Saturday, May 8, pre St. Louis—Etc. hard until he recovers, which may not be advantages the elub has labored under. As the vented the Mets from playing here, and this during, the entire trip. He will, however, BASK BALL. race is yet a long one the kickers should restrain proved a serious loss to the management. The obtain the required rest when he returns, aa themsevea a bit. With all the men in good FROM THE CITY OF THE STRAITS. !ne victory of the Mets over the Athletics at The stand taken by the American Association Barr will take his place. The eagle eye of the The Philadelphias, Win at St. Lonls— condition and playing in their regular positions taten Island on Thurday, May 6, and the im in the vexatious umpire question through its manager is still on the look-out for a receiver Other Mew*. there is no reason why the club should not do Rubbing it Into New York—Detroit's Great proved work of the team, would have drawn a president, Mr. Wikoff,as set forth in the circu for the last named gentleman, and he hopes to fpecialto SPOETIVO Lire: still better and finish if not at the top, at least Batting Gait. ;reat crowd to Washington Park had Saturday lar published ID full in the last issue of THE have him secured by the time the elub ST. Louis, Mo., May 15.—Philadelphia had a pretty close to it. It is not out of place here to DITBOIT, May 13.—Editor SPORTIIW Lire:— been a clear day, as the interest here in SPORTING LIFE, has met with the cordial appro returns home. That the club is playing a •alk-over to-day, hitting Boyle harder than he call attention to one thing that our team is Two very weary base ball pitchers left Detroit all contests between the Brooklyns and the bation of preea and public alike and is quite great fielding game is attested by the following has been hit before this year. The full score most sadly deficient in—proper teaching last night. Smiling Mickey Welch had lost his Mets is very earnest, and seems to imbue the likely to bear good fruit. It has been intimated opinion expressed by Joe (ierhardt in a letter tells the tale: and a knowledge of how to run bases. With smile, and Keefe had his berth in the sleeper individual players aa well as the public. What a that this circular is mainly directed at one club to a friend in this city in which he says: "The a. ions. AB.». B. r A. B| PHILA. AB.R. B. r. A.B great thing success is. The bad luck, or the poor Washingtons have as strong a fielding team at Beery, If...... 5 122 0 0; Andrews, cf.. 6 2 t 101 the exceptions of George Miller and Tom made up early. The cause of the evident dis playing or whatever you may choose to call it, of the and one or two players, namely, the St. Louis eiasacock, ss 4 1 2 1 2»!Wood,lf...... 613 Brown, who are dandies at stealing a base, the quietude of these two gentlemen of the pitcher's uuch lauded "Giant*,*1 which has caused their defeats Club and its captain, Comiskey. Such, how any other club and very good batters, but are McH'non, Ib 5 1 1 6 0 Ijfergusnn, p. 5 1 2 1 rest of the boys generally need a clean hit to box was the fact that the Wolverine batsmen and tbe failure of the Mets to come up to expecta ever, is not the case, although his disgraceful slow in running bases." I concur in the above Denny, 3o.... 4 0131 SIBaMUn, 3b.. 4 100 enable them to get there. As to eoaching, it is had sampled their delivery to the extent of 41 tion, has made the goo I work and the successive vic conduct—conduct actually unmentionable in and think the sooner the pads and gloves ara Sweeney.cf..- 3- 111- - - 00 Fogarty, it. 5 0 2 2 almost one of the lost arts as far as the Pittsburg Club is hits in three games, or 13| hits per game. De- tories of the Brooklyn team a subject of general com* print—toward Umpire Young and the approval brought into use, that much sooner will they Mjers, c...... 4038 Irwin.ss...... 510 concerned. They are dumb as oytters and nothing ment, and the combined press of New York and Boyle, p...... 3010 Tarrar, Ib.... 432 troitera never before had the delicious pleasure Brooklyn have treated our boys with marked con accorded this conduct by his superior, President make a stronger showing. lie also says "that short of an earthquake could prevail upon them to of seeing their own team pulverize opposing Knowles is a fine second baseman," in which Cahill, rt...... 3 1 2 S Farreli, 2b.... 322 * 5 C open their niouihs. Manager Phillips should give this sideration. The temporary illness of young Smith, Von der Ahe, has helped precipitate matters. Vuinn,2b..... 4 002 32 Clements, c.. 5 2 2 6 21 earnest attention. pitchers in this overwhelming stylo, and there the popular hard-working short stop, was no doubt But not alone the disgraceful scenes at St. Louis, remark I agree with him and think that Jim is intense satisfaction in the City of the Straits the indirect cause of the first defeat on the home but the equally disgraceful happenings at Louis could improve on the jfrass cutters, which bring him Total...... 35 5 12 2* 15 9 Total...... 43 131727 183 Your readers will no doubt regret to hear that Frank grounds on Wednesday last, his absence necessitating many errors, lie could also improve his batting by 81. LouU...... _. 1 01001002—5 Bingo, clever, accomplished, good-looking and a in consequence. As Mr. Mutrie got aboard the i shifting all around and pniting in aa a battery ville, where Young was nearly mobbed; the nar standing nearer the plate or using a longer bat. fine playor withal, has again fallen a victim to his un train for Chicago there was a mournful why- row escape Umpire Carlin had from maltreat Philadelphia...... 0 0323410 1—13 controllable thirst for strong drink. When he came Terry and HcCauley, who have had no experience Force is playing the greatest game of his life both Eainednuis—St. Louis 2, Philadelphia 2. Two- here he pledged t imself to abstain. He resisted his am-I-thus stepped-on expression on his face that with each other. They did good work, however, and ment at Baltimore, and the unnecessary kicking at tlie bat and in tbe field, and those who s™Ki ihat ha bwe hi««—Seery 1. Three-base hits—Andrews 1. inclinations for a long time and played splendid ball, drew tears from the eyes of the sleeping-car after a little practice will bold their own with the and bulldozing of Captain Stovey which nearly was played out have cra»ieii offnnd hid. I would be Hom-> runs—Farrar 1. Left on bases—St. Louis 7. but alas! on guudav night he weakened and got tetri- porter. The awful reality of his giants being best. Mr. Terry has always been popular with irecipitated a rict on the occasion of the first glad to 9->e him keep up his work with the stick, aa Btolen^bases—Andrews, Fogarty. Struck out—Fer- bly intoxicated. While in that condition he went to our people and be was warmly greeted when he ap his hits are the kind that connt. Ilines is also earn gusou :i, Bo}le 4. Base on balls—Boyle 5, Ferguses downed three straight games by a club which peared in the box. Unless I am greatly -unday game at Brooklyn, all had their effect ing his salary and watches every point in tbe game, the honae of Mayor Wjman, of Allegheny, and tried Eastern oracles have consigned to sixth place 6. rinsed balls—Myers 1, Clements 1. Time—1:50. to force his way in. f h» mayor was away from home mistaken he will do better than ever this year. Peo and led to the decisive step which has been and labors very hard for the &ucc*3i of the Washing- tjmpire— Eagan. ______was too much for Truthful James, and he refused to ples occupying Smith's place at short compels Porter to taken by President Wikoff with the advice and fc^ns. An incident here would probably be of interest to and when Mrs. Wvman came to the dcor Rin?o com be comforted. An effort was made to break tbe spell menced abusing her. The lady at latt succeeded in lay idle ju^t at present, but be will be in good shape assistance of his able coadjutor, Chairman your readers,and in which betook part, the play OTHER GAMES. calling an oflicer, who escorted the hilarious ball on the last day by pinning button-bole boquets on to meet the Western people when they reach here bringing victory to the home club. In tbe first game At Detroit—Detroit 9, Boston 2. each of the New Yorks, but as the Detroit sluggers next week. The good batting 01 the men in all the Byrne, after a eareful consideration and with with the Philadelphias Paul was coaching Crane from p'aier to tbe station house, where he was compelled the approval of a majority of Jkv clubs; which At Cincinnati—Cincicnati 8, St. Louis 2. to leavo a deposit of 825. '1 he papers all got hold of piled up hits the flowers aud. hopes of the visitors games played, and (he admirable team work shown second to thirl; the second out was made; Crane think At Pith-burg—Pittaburg 4, Louisville 6. wilted in sympathy. day after day, will assuredly, if continued, give Brook- step must now be adhered to, nnless our ball ing tbat three men were out ran over third and the affair and made a great deal of talk about it. Ihls Your correspondent had the mingled sorrow and At New York—B»io. compelled the dire, tors to take action in the matter, lyn a go»*d place In the race. The positive stand grounds are to be nia.de regular scenes of such started for his gloves. Quick aa wink Ilines caught At Kansas City—Ram. pleasure of witnessing the Detron-l'hicago games in taken by THE SFORTINO Lira on the umpire question, him up and put him back on the bag just iu time to At Chicago—Bain. to they fined him 550 and suspend, d him Indefinitely. the Garden City. It was the last day the Detroita riotous disorder and indecent conduct as to save him. The result being tbat instead of a white At the same time some of the other 'members of the and your strong approval of the effort being made to make then shunned by decent people; unless At PtUadelphia— Rain. club were also treated to a severe lecture and nriered struck a batting gait which they have sinoe main put a stop to abuse of umpires has attracted marked wash they made three runs after that in the inning, tained. SpaUinsr's is the Mecca of base ball people in atteution here, and shows what great weight your indeed Ihe very people most interested wish to and the game was wen by a score of 6 to 3. £>1 was to play better ball than what the; b«ve been doing, or Chicago, and all are received with open arms there. mad at first, but appreciated tbe kindness when he THK TCBF. they would meet with heavy fines. opinion has among all friends of base ball. If the see the noble game dragged from the high place It \i impossible for one to imagine him;oif in Boston Association carries out the programme suggee(M It it now holds as the noblest, cleanest out-door understood the situation. Pete Meegan, of liii year's team, has written again when e j tying the courtly h 'ii-iuiilty of the Spaldicg A very miserable hoax was perpetrated on Wind-up at Louisville and Washington. to Manager Fhi'lips for an engagement. He has sev will commanel the respect of every respectable paper in sport, to the level of prize fighting and kindred WASHISSTOH, D. C., May 15.—The Nationa. Brothers, or the attentions of rotund, good-natured tbe country, and be fully endorsed by the public. I the public here last week, and I have been eral nne"o(fers, but refus s to coma East unless to Secretary Brown, or hand-fome Sam Morton. think bu-iuess Is meant this time. brutal and demoralizing sports. wrongly accust d of imposing upon THB SPOKT- Jockey Club's meeting at Ivy City Park clc;cc pitch for the Pittsburg Clnb. To-day the Bosfe in are with us. and we hope to give i.NQ Lire with a impaica of the same. The Sportsman ha^ changed proprietr*. After next The attack of your New York correspondent on Cap The stories floating about to the effect that to-day. The track was heavy. First race, Ij a good account of ouiselves. tain Swartfood ll^t week, charging him with savagely there is a grand row in store anent President I would have been very much pleased to have Monday it will be in th<> hand-) of W. C. and Frank had the rumor true, tut it has been understood for miles, selling—Minnie 1st, Error 2d, King Vic Cunnelly. Bv the way, Tom Fullwl>£. S«coud race, 1% Kuehne was the first player caught napping on base disapproval, as audiences always do, he was wiWest in Postponed games are piling up, the Mets owing unprintable. Latham's fine of $50 was for Barr practices every afternoon when the weather niles—Letran 1st; time, 1:1»/.. Third race, \yt here this season. will peimit, and is in good condition. Tom Brown has not yet entirely recovered denunciiv ion. Ones he even yelled "Rats!" He paid here three, Baltimores one, and Athletics one a threatened personal assault upon Umpire miles—Lucky B. 1st, Test 2d, Higbflight 3d; lime little attention to the game, but showered maledic —due iu Philadelphia one, Baltimore one. Expecta Young. Neither player supposed that the fines The Fulmer case is not dead but sleeping, and 2:11%. Fourth race, three-quarters of a mile—Pear from the wrench he gave his leg in a recent game at when the time comes Baltimore will fi&d it a full* tions on the head of the umpire. He enjoyed it im tion is on tip-toe for the coming of the Western would "go," (aa it is a well-known fact that Mr. Jeunings 1st, Conkliug 2d, Malva B. 3d; time, 1:13% Recreation Park, but it is thought he will be able to mensely and even rounded up by howling because fie people, and if the Brooklyn men keep up their grown elephant. This U the best race ever run at the dutanc*. Film go to work this week. Von der Ahe personally pays the fines incurred Keep your eye on Crane as a catcher, as be will The Pittsburgs and Cincinnatis have finni;hed their game waf called with Detroit seven in the lead. Wnen present form and hold their own they can have race, i; 8mil«s—Endnrer 1st. asked the occasion of his hilarious joy, he confiden anything in town except the Bridge and Prospect by his players for "kicking") and told Mr. make a good one when he gets used to the gloves. first series even, both winning four names. In Ihe He and Gilli-zan will be a great piir. ei^ht games the Pittsburgh made 67 runs, 83 base tially remarked: "You see, I've b«en down on the Park. FULTON. Young so to his face. Mr. Young, however, AQUATIC. diamond there taking the medicine and I just wanted determined that the fines, deserved as they were, Daily Is at present a trifle wild bnt soon will be all bits and 39 errors, and the Cincinnatis 67 runs, 89 to see how it seemed to give it. It's gleat fun, I tell right. Then look out. Demjtsey and Galanaugh Hake Their Final base hits and 32 errors. As will be seen the clubs FROM NEW YORK. should go so far as lay in his power, and not Doug Allison, an old professional, will play in the hare scored the same number of runs and almost the you, aud the umpire is made for that purpose. Um Deposit. pires onzht to be killed every game!" only notified President Wikoff of their infliction, District League. Billy Wise will face him. The final deposit of f 500 a side in the Demp- same numbe;r of hits. In errors the Cincinnatis have "Layman" Prepared to Stand by Bis Gness Fres. Hewitt did not go West with tbe club, bat the best of the borne clnb. The Pituburga in this The malicious individual was George W. Burnbam, but gave a detailed account in writing as to the s«v-(js4aniugh $1,000 three-mile race, which ex-League umpire. He had tasted the umpire's cup —The Batting of the Giants—Etc. sent bis private secretary. series made 6 doubles, 8 triples, aud 4 home run-1, causes of tbe fine?, and the infamous treatment The crowd at Scanlon'3 and at Kennedy's last even- takes place next Saturday, was made Saturday while the Cinrinnatis are credited nitb 9 doubles, 8 of Mtterrjws on many a hard-fought diamond. Nrw YORK, May 14.—Editor SPORTISO LIFE: to which he had been subjected. Mr. Wikoff, Up to date base hits have been m^de by League —With ei^ht names or figures over forty thou ing was the saddest lot I ever saw. Hiarts sank asi morning. George W. Hyde was chosen finai triples and 2 home runs. clubs M follows: Detroit. 116; New York, '104; Chi after consultation with Chairman Byrne, there- tbe score was announced by innings tel ing the sad, an,i James Watson, of the Press, Fri'jijri.t Mmlck promised the lads a silk >a( Band combinations are possible; though with the up-.n tr.'lfte.-l Mr Yonder Ah«ih*ttb« ttu«*miHt be tile of the eiio'.v-un ter of the Washingtons in St. * i iii four games from ;o, 87; Boston, S'- -• ' ••••• 38; Washington, 73 - ————————————— d-d, •ey's judge will be ' ' ' ' i,lM; ! '. MAT. eight League- [ ers and city officials on another and Tonne Woold-be Oracles. interference in fck* uiatur, but iu *i,icii tue wriltr— the gupets on a third. The start and turning buoys Detroit and Chicago to get excited at any guess WtiD. The Canadian Injunction Suit—Sleeman NEW YORK, May 10.—Editor SPORTWB Lire: made, more particularly the latter, as the subject Mr. Yon der Abe—went a step further—indeed, too are t > le placed in position, tefore the men toss far far—absolutely refusing to pay the fines imposed, rxg;-i •.* Thiswill be the greatest race between Worsted In the First Hound. —The average base ball reporter is a wonderful was brought up by a proposition from Mr. Spald- which refusal ia an expellable offence. Mr. Yoa der THE COWBOY TEAM. Phi i. : t oarsmen that ier*, undertheprot ct ng ken, let the good work continue. with the other clubs in that League comes in for all sorts of abuse. Let a home club and sufficient, I placed Detroit pretty well down influence of their clubs, could openly defy the coi sti- fVteyers Wins Again, win a few games and this ecstatic gentleman goes at the finish. tution and laws and the chief executive thereof, then The Kansas City Club is certainly playing in NEW YORK, Hay 15.— Meytrs beat George in the and for damages. As soon as the writ indeed, these fiaea would not "go," and then, indeed hard lujk. Besides unfavorable weather tho was issued the interim injunction was ap into convulsions, and there are no bounds to his We have no apology nor corrections to make, Bile race to-Jay. enthusiasm: then the club loses a game or two, and, having made our guess, we are prepared to the president had no alternative but to lay down hU home clnb loses games after having them well in plied for to restrain the carrying out of useless office and permit the team captains to run the and presto, the team is not worth much. And standby it and accept with the best grace possible Association at their own sweet will. Tim was tbe band, such was, the case when the Chicago and A TUBX-UF IN MEMPHIS. arrangements with the New York League until Detroit clubs were here. In a game with the the main action is tried. Messrs. S. II. BUke, so it goes. The young reporter writes a lot of any comment or criticism which may be directed issue w hich had to be squarely met. And squarely met silly stuff, and thousands of base ball readers to the writer and which was anticipated. it was. The manifesto of President Wikoff was the latter club the score stood 3 to 1 in home club's favor The Manager— Sneed— Released to Appease Q. C., Charles Moss, Q. C., and Donald Outhrie, at the commencement of the last half of the ninth Some Unruly Flayers. receive it as gospel truth. Some of these new It is to be regretted that the Bostons are not noble answer to the insolent letter of the St. Louis Q. C. (Gue'.ph), appeared for the plaintiff. Club's president. Mr. Von der Ahe's refusal to pay inning, but in this inning our reliable left fielder, There has been a row in the Memphis Club Messrs. Lount, Q. C., and A. H. Marsh for the beginners seem to think they own the entire yet in good playing form; Wise has a very sore the fines has also made a square issue witb Lilhe, dropped two fly balls which c .st the home club which culminated last week in the release Torjnto Club, and Messrs. J. W. Nf sbit and Jas. business. If the managers, who have invested arm, or rather did have a week ago. BufHn- Ihe Association and the matter must now the game. H-id he caught cither of them the game of tho manager, Jack Sneed. There large ?ums of money to give the public a good ton, who is regarded at one of the ported come before tbe board of elirec:ors. The latter would have resulted in our favor, but as it »a«, the Bicknel), of Hamilton, for the Hamilton Club. twirlers In the Leagu", has a lame shoulder, and have been notified of the state of anairs by President Detroits scored three runs and won the game. Wam't have been irreconcilable differences between The Guelph and London clubs claimed they had nine, happen to be a little remiss in their atten tbat ba .1 luck? tions to these autocrats of the note book and Burdock 1) Ironbleel with a bad knee. This unfor Wikoff, and a majority of tlie board—Messrs. Phelp<, himself and a number of tbe players, and thus g'ine to great expense in preparing for matches tunate condition of affairs, together with their poor B the efficiency of the club was destroyed. The pencil, they stab them in the back or deal in success thus far, cannot fail but be more or less tin matter aud eniphaiically endorsee! Air. Wikofl'd te'riblec> clone which rendered destruction to Loth life in Canada, which would not be played if an in and property. The base-but! grounds did not escape the poor showing of the club on the recent trip was, junction were not granted to restrain the other what they believe to be sarcasm. A fellow who demoralizing to the entire team, but the Bost'-n action. Tbe Ea>tern tiip of the Western clubj begins earus §12 a week by attending to th^> base ball news press and public should forbear awhile, and not give this week, and as all the clubs will then be together fury of the etorm; in ctinseijuonc-- the fence was partly it is believed, due to this fact. It appears that two clubs from playing with the New Yo-k destroyed and the ground* flooded terribly. In fact the trouble originated at Savannah, where in can do the bustle's mire harm in a sinvle day vent to harsh criticisms, which only make matters in the East within a few hours of each other, it is League. The detendenta c intended that Mr. tlian the beat efforts of players and managers can re- worse. Tbe club ia very strong ia every branch of tbe quite likely that a special meeting of tbe board of di- the rain was so heavy tlmt tho two sewer man-holes one game Snced reproached pitcher Black for Sleeman had no right to an injunction, and that movi; in a month: but what do they care? It's like game, and it is only a question of time when it must rec'ora will bo he'.d in this city for tbe purpose of were not large enough to carry off Ih-s vnst pmonnt striking out. Black replied with vile language, his course was to bring an astion for damages, the oil story of ths boy and th« frog*. It may be very oomo to the front and remain there, too. formally endoisin < Mr. Wike>tTs circular, and to com of water, the? grounds therefore are in a terribla con amusing to him while Bring off sharp squibf, but the The three su?cessiVd defeats of the Giants by the pel Mr. Von der Ahe's compliance with tho law. In dition aiid ball plaviog will be impossible for sevenl and was fined $25. About the same time the if he found he would lose money by^ the with days. It is hardly probably that the •'Pftillies," other pitcher, O'Lcary, was ordered to play poor player or the hard-working manager has no re- Wolverines i" an expert-nee that we have not had to neitherca; e is any trouble anticipated, a* Mr. Vender drawal from the Canadian League. The chan drees. suffer since 1884. but the New Y< rks weê clearly Ahe has ere this perceived that he has overstepped the wbich aro now here, will play any gatu^s whatever. centre field, notwithstanding his plea of a lame cellor gave judgment without calling on counsel It is about tims that the business of base ball was outplayed iu each g.nme. 1 think M'. Mutrie will be line, and tbat his best course is acquiescence iu the Speaking about h*rd luck, what would you call this? arm. O'Leary unwillingly complied, and for the ded ndants. He said: recognized. It costs almost as much to run a flist- forced to admit that there is something in facing a v ill of tlie majority. the Kaunas Citiana were very anxious to see the m iift'cd the first ball that came to him, for '*Xo case lias been made out for my interfering In a cla^s club as a race course or a jockey club. Yet left-handed pitctier; the very fact that Gillespie wai In this connection it may not b3 out of place to re "PMIlies" play, bnt this storm will prevent the* grati- newspapers take tr"oe Kansas Citys are anxiously wailing for the If the plaintiff had begun lih action aa noon as he men who are.ju^t about earning their board are to be Our Brooklyn friend had letter peruse the record for the report of Mr. Wikofl's decapiti- ger .TO ••! on tii^ - 'ay ho addressed him >wed to injure a business requiring a gigantic con Wa-ihingtons, atrt when tto-y do anive the hirsute In 1 it. ••': iê. not et ::ientaiy. Sneed or- migh', it would now have been tried, and th« clefen of the League clubs up to and including the 7th inst. tion. True, he has incurred the ill will appendage on the face of tbe lunar orb wilt have a dants would not have incurred all the expense they solidated capital to carry it oa. He says in your last issue tbe roor start in the ch&m- of one, or possibly two clubs, bnt tho der*"l him to put on his clothes and leave tho Tbe impudence of this class of reporters would be '•claret" appeirance. In other words, there'll he gr'ionship race made by the New York Giants and the other clubs and the poople who elected him to fill blood on the moon. club* being allowed to play with the New York amusing if it did no harm, but when a youngster ven Mets, etc. As the New York and Chicago clubs at tho McKnight s place will stand by him and frustrate was ?iib titittcd lo pitch, and [itchsd j.'s^ the kind of tures to circulate all kinds of silly rumors or state Itadford is tunning the baics with rare good a âme t:iat nii^lit bave taen expected from a mau State League—the Canadian youth will have an op- imo weie leading all others wiih a percen'age of .7.JO any attempt to make it appear that he is exceeding judgment, as are also several others of the home poMunity of seeing the panie played in Toronto and ments, knowing very well that be Iff not telling the n victories, tho'above statement he rnu^t admit is an his powers under the constitution, or that he has burt.iof; liii'lera string svuse of injury, gome of tho truth, something oueht to be done to remove the evil. team. Howe ver, thei e is room for improvement other players then tx;k a band in the matter and con Hamilton by pr.'feasioual;*, and I cannot see that any error. The following will give your readers an ap- failed in any particular to fill his new part satisfac and the b roxiroate idea as to what the club has done in bat torily aud creditably. veyed to t e directors an intimation of how they, to, selves up for ora 1"S, and the way they lay down the All our enthusiasts are greatly elated over Whit. felt t «»ard tê r*auager. Tbe directors then wak ans'êied by d-tning'S. I refuse the motion for an in ing up to andl&cluding the 7th inst: ney'sey' fine pitching. There is "a lot of juke" in the terlocutory ii'juncli-. n, but I reserve the cost till the law and the Mge (?) advice they proffer would astound s'anye. Games. Bat.Av. Name. Games. Bit Av. ened and, in Ittt hope of tecuiing harmopy, on the editors of their respective journals were the real VKonrke...... 8 .375 Welch...... 4 .260 A SQUABBLE WITH NEW YORK oldld llenv n yet. Wednesday determined to relase Manager Saeed. trial of the action.1' facts known to tb^m. There is entirely too much of Donnelly is playing third like a veteran, and U Connor...... 8 310 Dfailey...... 3 .615 Over the Lelt-Uandcd Pitcher Uevlln hitting the I all, too. He's quite a favorite. Andrews was made captain and negotiations enteiel this sort of business and the National game Is injured Ewing...... 6 .263 Ward...... 8 .310 Into «itri Von der Abe for the release of McV.rley, The Pennsylvania Association. thereby, the public la misled and the news. a(er Whom Mew York Signed. The home nmnngenient would like to secure a good wh > will bo made nribager as sof>n as s'gned. Me- WII.LIIMSPOBT, Pa., May 15.—Editor Srmn.vo LIFE: G'lle»pie...... T .200 :Keefe...... 4 .307 left-handed pitcher. Vieqnen ly he would come quite placed in a false position. >urgan...... 8 .218 jOerhardt...... 8 .221 TROT. N. Y., Notes.—The championship sea eorlt-y is on tiie St. Lou • brt>wu *ub-:lfl% and hia in- •Contract approved—Wilh Lewist.wn—A. O. Mo- When a plaj er who has made for hlmwlf a national hamlv. Although Weidnian and Whitney are in good ^sterbrook.... 8 .333 son opened here on the llth iast, in a game condition, as also Conway, still a left-handed twirior •ctiv.tv J4 fikft.uie lo him and he will gladly wel- Coy, V. D. Hmbun. With Altoona—C. 0. Baiber, K. reputation as a pitcher ora first t>aseman reads in a L AIM IS. & me the (binge. He played thi id b^se f- r Memphis J. Cassidy, With Sciaaton—t. A. Brill, E. T. Baglej , newspaper that h« does not know how to fill his pnei- •ith the Albanys. Although the weather was is desirable. last >car and was a gencial favorite in that ci'.y. F. Stoutening. tion a feeling of disgust possesses him and he is indig cold and cloudy, the attendance was large. The In your notes and comment! I notice an article — - — + - — - — Kelo ive-l— By \Vi!k»8barre—A. Knol, J. O'Knnrke. nant at being taunted by a stripling who cannot throw A Nice Fellow, Truly. Albanys were over-matched and easily defeated which does GatTney, the umpire, an injustice. Allow A New Hampshire League. By Lancaster—T. McKeet, J. E. Dallas, W. W. Wilson. a ball itraight and is not always correct in his gram- Lawrence has just signe-d a catcher named Jas. Bax me to correct -aine. His umpiring here gave univer MA\fnF.»TEB, N. 11, >t,.y 12.— Kill tor SPOBTIXO By All. ona—J. W. Leib, 0. B. Koockogay. By Lewis- ter. Manager Leonard, i f the Concord, N. U, Cliib, by the score of 14 to 5. The following day the sal satisfaction, and everybody regretted his depart. Lira — lii'ireseatativesof tho Jlaiicl uatera, Nashua* town—H. itigby. Let Itomce be understood that reporters did not writes THE SPOBTISO Lire that this Baxter has been same clubs contested again, when the Troys won ure. ami Amoskcu.a nt^t hst Saturday and forme-l a State By mutttil agreement between the Levciatown and originsiate i.the National game and are not to be cred- guilty of dirhocorable conduct, as h» had signed with by the score of 8 to 3. The Troys by their ex Basse tt at short is covering a large territory. Hto Le-ag'.'-, wlooh is to be 'all- •! the New Hampshire Williannport clubs the championship garnet scheduled Ited_ w.....rith fofite-nog it, and let every newspaper see lini before jumping to Lawrence. To make the mat base i-uunin? is v< ry good. cellent playing and deportment Lave found Although no panics are being played, still the inter. 8u:o I.t;iKH". The' i crs were elected: — for Looistown M.y 27, 28 and September 17 will be thtit its base ball d«|>artm<>nt is In charge of a man of er still worse Baiter is charged with base ingratitude. lavor with a rather critical public. J»s. A. Leach. Na-ili John T. O'Dowd, playel August 12,16, 23. expe-rie-ice who will be able to give au intelligent and Manager Leonard eays that Baxter, penniless and est lemains unabated. L. J. K. Tic* pn ••! i-nt. W. I. ii.'-.snrfr, and Tark Wrn. Ueidelbeig ha? been appointed regular umpire unbiased report of games without flinging abuse on 'rieu'lloss, had been in jail the past three months at The exciting event of the week in base-ball K.I < • adopt the Spaldiug and \Vm. Devinnejsubs'ilute, Umpire Ab. Jackson innocen.it players, and we shall see a great improve- 'Ivmouth, Mass., on the charge of bastardy, and that circles in this city has been the attempt of the The Wilkesbarre.Scranton Squabble. ball it i League. Appiifar ha* been a-signed at his request to substitute duty. ment all1 round. HOME PLATS. le'iLe mard) nee ling a catcher, advanced 875 and in Ne» York Club to obtain the services of Hev- tion I.. i ...... :.-.. o:relaryof the Na The record of the clubs to date, Friday, 15th inclu duced some of his friends to raise $7.5 more to settle Special to SPOP.TINO LIFE. be case. That done Uaxter gladly signed with Con- lin, the promising young left-handed pitcher tional A«re<;«j<-iu to become nie-niLers of that body. sive, is as follows: Williamsrcrt won 3, lust 0; Al- UNIFORM PLAYING RCLEi. of the Troys. Secretary Bell of the New WiLKKSBAnRE, Pa., May 15.—Dan O'Lcary'i Mt tooni won 3,;lo*t 0; Scranton won 3, lost 0; Lancaster cor 1 and was released from durance vile. No sooner was he free, however, when he signed another contract York Club, came to this city and obtained the young hippodroming in the Pennsylvania State Asso man to repo. t. ^____ II. woo 1, lost 3;'Wilkesbarre won 0, lost 3; Lewistown The First Step in the Direction Taken by man's signature to an alleged contract. Devlin's con ciation has probably been ended by the action won 0, k»t 4. Yours truly, W. F. CLABKE, Sec. the National League. with Lawrenc", falsely representing that he was a Local JottingA. 'ree agent and had signed no other contract. If all that tract with the Troys had already been approved by of the Wilkeebarre Club in refusing to play him WASHISQTOX, May 11.—Editor SPOBTIJIO Lin.— Manager Leonard stttes is true Baxter should be the secretary of the Hudson River League, a member Mrs. Wricht eccomnauiwi her husband on the Thila The Northwestern League. James Devlin has signed with New York and George of the National Agreement, and published in Tut: in Elmira on Saturday. As an inducement to •eli'hi s' Wc.it. rn trip. dacklist^d in the interest of base ball even though the Wilkesbarre to play two schedule games in El MciJntio went U'dtwith a very sore hand, caused Mn.wAtHF.i-, May 13.—Editor SPOBTIJIO Lm:— app'slias been released by St. L<,uis. >jnconl Club Is not a member of a National Agree SPORTixoLiFE. The president of the Troy Club has I have approved contracts as follows: I am rpq'ip*tcd t-' vibmtt the following resolution ment organization. Such fellows are a disgrace to the declined Mr. Day's overtures for Dunlin's release, and mira on Thursday and Friday instead of Scran- »y UN ' ' • ' : " ''"' Philadelphia-Sew York game. the young pilcho-r expresses his dot"rwi?i:ition to re Uti.i the Solar Tips, hai been signed With Dulut'i:—L. M. Lege, F. M. Jones, M. Bald- rte of League clubs: Re- >rof< wion and not fit to associate with respectable ball ton, where he had no grounds,hn agreed to givo In. With St. Paul—L.J. Frazer. of the L' ague be author- main with tbe Troys unices they willingly release tho visiting club forty per cent, of the) by tli' 1 mil be tiit-d at short field. Uo The following are the official umpire* of tbe North •• of three to be known as >layeri. him Oh, no, Mr. Day! Yon took Welch and Keefe n,e, of Chicago; T. Tim- the I'lajing Uu!':s <>uirnittee, whh Instructions to from us, and thut is all the pitching talent we can gross receipts for a game on Saturday. i»K |>!a enjoy some of it ourselves. It rained Thursday and no gnme on Friday was llHI ' nork. played. Then O'Lcary asked Wllltmbarre to play ' i " "•' • ' •• i Theatre nine spectful!}- jrours, HENRY D. QUIN, Secretary. Association in regard to the plajing inles for next NEWARK, N. J., May 14.—Editor SPOBTISO Lir»:— James Jackson, the "projector," has ceased to be year. The revolution hm the very commendable ob- Contracts approved:—With Mt riden—M. Doyle, Wm. manager of the Troys. Thuraday'sgamconSituriTay Cor guarantee and abso a in* string by |e>ct of securing, if possible, a uniform code of rules lutely re-fined to live up to hU own offer of fl f to-oni will bo th- n.-xt victim on Tni»> Agreement. National Agteement can play. Yours tiuly, nlxht. At thi'gnme on Friday O'fi"nry did not have fey. Bridgeport—Wm. Snyder. Yours truly, Secretiry Wikoff, of tin American Association, in a a Reach ball, winch is the regulation ounof th» Asso ••r'...M..rn" T IliooKtiic, May 15.—Editor SPOKTISO Lir*:—The N. E. Yocso, Secretary. Gro. M. BAI.HBD, Secretary. i» looking notably well. Wh-n New Hampshire State League, coniisilng of Nashua, special circular under date of Muy 10 fives notice that ciation, ar.d.i Spaltiing bj'.l wa» ww-d, vnder protest I J. J. Smith, of !*nn Francisco, has been blacklisted by fpjm WHkiibarrc. .S'oro cnrcls were printed Mauchestur, Vent Mamheiter and Auioskeair, has Hudson River League. th» LouUville Club for nou-iiilflllment of contract. liren admitted to qualified membership under tlie STO*, N Y , May 11 —Editor SpoariMi Lin:— The International League. "Wllkirt'srriMs. Kliaiia," when games wcro to be ]...... between SVilkenbarre and Scr-ntou. Tbore ie*lly Is National Agnomen!. C. U. BIR.NE, I have- ' " '" . ritract<:— With Troy UTICA, May 10.—Editor SPORTIXQ LIFE: -The Boch- Aes»H.'i4t iuu ui Secretary Arbitration OumaitttM. ' ' ' -ga — Th< is. Bo we n , eater Club has relivucd Henry Myers, John Connors AN\(jK!t SHANNON, of the Newburyror's, is prob no club in Scrantcn, ami O'l.e^ry will nov,' ha forced sct out John Irwln was released by the Athletics latt • ' th and John Owen. and J. S. Van Py'.e. Kespotlully. J.rhn II Your , it , IIESBV K. Mc.KK.Miii, Secretary. C. P. WIIIT», SocrtlAry. ibl Null toaui, tULg Vit i\ \atn of «&». ef tbo AKMcUtion. fc. W. !«. aturday. Btlu 1 lavoil IISTOC with all y;heJul«c Ia«t week. 7 THE SPORTING LIFE. May 19. BSOOKI.TW. A«.B.». A.B!ATHL«TI«. A».m.l. r. A.I 2. Hrrt on ball*—Off Hnllane 5, off Hudson Game« Played May 1O. Earned run AAi. CIATION. Pinrkney :ib6 1 3 0 n Storey, lb._ 4 0 0 12 00 3. Umpire—Clinton. THE SOUTHERN LEAGUE. MKMI-HIS vs. MACOIC AT Mmirais MAY 10.— 6. Firrt on -••••• :i,5 i r I ' ' T ...S 1 1 0 0 0 ATRLITIC va. BaboiLT.v AT PBiLADEtrurA MAT 13. — Ill i to be Flayed. f. 6 3 1 rf. 3 1 1 2 01 —Rain. to be Played. 'I is one continuous wrangle over Tw Ulil, Mr ,,t fir.-., klyn .612 ... 400 HITS vs. BiLTivoml AT STATKN ISI.AHD Mil 13.— M:iv ifi. 21.-J:' .'4. A.Unta v> M I.-..M it M' nta. I nftnV deoii>ion?, and orce the Ma tni, .M.-Taury.cf. 512 -..412 Bain. Phillips, Ib... 6 1 i 11 I,.. 8 1 1 Pe .pie, ,ss... 5124 ...4 0 1 Games Played Friday, May 14 il. ui- Harkim, p... 4 2 2 0 5 " 'Juest u..... 4 0 1 ATHLBTIO vs. BKOOKLYIT AT otltlat!. d, they biiucticd thd Oldfleld.c..... 420 1 'A Keuu ... f! I.' .P. A.I .44131527 153| Total...... 334 7 27 1810 Kennedy'9 wild delivery hard and ran the based May 26, '^7, M, '£*, UvaipliH n.(jbark«u>ii at Meaiphio. U£.y^lllS. All U.K. P. A.S UA. ON. Ab.K.li. P. A.B Cliue,sa...... 5 :i 3 1 :> l ; ...... 80004010 0—13 with impunity. All the Athletics' hits were Sneed, rf..... 6 1101 learnt, Ib.. 5 I 0 15 1 0 Lvou,3b..._A 1 2 0 J l 1 . It PI,' ..,11 ...... 3 0 0 rt 0 0 0 0 1-- 4 -.„.,.,,, i ... i ,i,.... i .-.iy managed to escape a The Kecord. Mausell, If... 410 1 01 (Xmne lly.cf. 421 2 10 Moore, cf... 4 1 1 1 , Andrew»,lb. 5 0 2 13 0 2 l 'orcoran, 3b 5 I 2 1 Purcell,If.... 5 0 2 0 f . 3 u I 11 00 • j> in the eighth inning Sarannab, by her victories over Atlanta, has Black.cf...... 4 1 0 0 OOPeltz, lf...... l 0 0 1 Lynch, Ib... -t 0 3 15 < '111 0 10 fly KTir! a pas -P 1 hull. regained the lead, crowding Augusta back to Br 'I..-I .tone •> 1 2 9 0 O1 Decker, c. ...40 2 9 nappes, 2t>.. 4 00 2 , rf. 412 2 08 second place. Atlanta and Macon are tied for ^ (00 4 OiWalsh.ss..... 4 0 1 O Guus,.n,c..... 40131 :i ,) 0 0 72 Gl. . 1 03 1 4 O'Danieusrf... 4 0 0 0 Sbat'er,diiator, p.....|j,..., 300o u u 0U 'J_ .•*»*«*«•4 il 1 3 02 iltim'e. Gl third place, and Nashville is close behind these V\ ...... _,„„ l o 1 2 S OSuiilh.p...... 4 0 0 0 Conway, rf.. 4 1 1 2 1 > .„,.,,..,, ,;li..-S 00360 . *. Ouduii-Ui u Aiat, livid ruu ueorly iiouio aiid could i Earned rnns — Memphis 2, Macon 2. First on er Savannah...... 30320300 0—10 hits aud L, .^ry bard, jjet back. Score: The table includes all games up to May 12, in rors— Memphis -2, Maivni 3. Fust on balls— Memphis Em-lied runs— Atlanta 3, Savannah *. Two-bas« I lie Kecord. ATHLETIC. AB.B. B. P. A. I'BRO.'K! VS. AB.B.B. P. clusive: F..r •• u«ot- . UUH.L,-, ..... up a large 2, Macrn 1. Struck ..lit— By Kn. uff 7, by Smith ID. hits—(.'line und H..taliug. Th ' ~ Vf—N.dan. mime for a year an Eaitern club •cere: ...... 5007 Oil (22 Two-baso hits — Sneed and Broughton. fhree-liase hit Homo run—Cliue. Left on I,. 7, Savin- lea.Is til,' e. the Brooklyns having that proud IOUISVILLI. ABU. B. I. A.I! 8T. LOCIfl. AB.B.B. P. A.I Larkin, If.... 1 100 00 1212 — IJorc..ran. Passed balls— Decker 1. Stolen bases — nali 6. Double phys—Atlanta .. 4. Stolen Wolf, rf...... 2 01 1 0 " ' •••'••- 'b.. 5 34 0 21 Coleman.cf... 401' 0 0~ - -- .ill 3 5"! ? Sueed, Mansell, Andrews, niack, Phelan 4, CJB»elly. bases—Atlauta 4, Savannah il. -.run out—By Kerins, c..... 3008 4 • ..523 100 Shatter, rf....3 0 1 400 Burcti, If..... 512 0 £ 3 Time— 2:30. Umpire— Brenn^n. Shafer 3, by Nolan 2. F:rat on b:ilH— Oft Sliaf. r 4, off Br,>wmnb',cf4 111 ... 512 3 00 Bobinson,c.. 1 0 1 2 0 0 McTam'y.cf. 301 3 ATLANTA vs. SAVANNAH AT ATLANTA MAT 10.— Nol«n 1. Hit by pitcher—By fhaf. r 1, by Nolau 1. Cr-ss.lh...... 4 00 » O i i -in «e>, 10. 5 1 0 7 11 O'Brion.BS... 3 0 1 Phillips, Ib.. 4109 I Tbt» game was marked by terrific baiting, particu Passed balls—Gunson 2. Wild pitches— Nolan L. divUi in, tut; A ::, ,tic and lirooklyn clubs being White, ss..... 3000 2 D.O'Neil,if.....S 11200 Oleasoo, 3b.. 301 Peoples, as... 1002 larly on the part of the home club, which earned 9 out Time—2h. Umpire—Young. Werrick. 3b. 1 0 0 1 3 1 Qleaaos, ->_502 0 30 Bauer,2b...... 400 Terry, p...... 4110 of 16 runs. Score: tie.1 f-r r l -I i -e. The second division eon- McCauley, c. 2 1 1 « CHATTANOOGA vs. CHABIF^TON AT CHATTANOOOA t -i clubs, all of Mack, lit...... 4003 1 0 lv.|,ii,^m,2h 401 2 22 Kennedy, p.. 3 0 0 1 21 ATLANTA. AB.R.B. P. A. E SAVANNAH. AB.R.B. P. A.B MAY 12.—The C'h , :i easily through supe Sirauss, If..... 4 0 0 1 I Nice 1, if...... 2 00200 Cllne, SB...... 5 3 3 1 1 1 I'olMns, rf... 5 1 1 0 00 rior batting, ri, it iu tueir new pitcher u •• get out cf Total...... 831 5 21 10 5 Total..... M 9 9 27121 Atlanta...... 5SO Bamaey, p... 4001 0 0 Bushong, c.. 3 I 1 7 10 0 Ol 2 Pnrcell, If... 5303 1 0 Moriarity, If 5 0 1 2 fr..m PhilaoVphi t , - put in at the start, . i nuuisville aro Athletic...... 00000001 0—1 oj o '.!).... 6 221 4 o Hotalinit, cf. S 1 1 2 but his lack ot pri*c:ice - r*elf and he was : nati just a shade Total...... 32 1 I 24 11 Ij Total...... 37 9 14 27 94 Brooklyn...... 0 0100320 X—9 ! o| 2! 2! o .(..._ 4 332 0 0 Strief, 2b..._ 411 2 retir-d, H.rt taking hi- -t, but are getting U.uisvi!le ...... 0 0000100 0— I Earned runs— Bronfclyn 2. Two-haw hits—Bobin- Ib.... 5 3 3 13 0 1 Field*, 11...... 4 I 2 12 CH'RI.EST'X.AB.R.B. p. A \.AB.R.B. p. A.B Si. Louis...... 10320021 X—9 . C....1 024 , may ere long consign their I : First on Mcliipilia...... 2 l.O'Day.p...... 3 112 Gardner,3b.. 320 0 10 t,;,....uii. ci. 4 1 I) 3 00 other club. This week the Earn.druus — St. Lpnia 4. Stolon ba«M— *. L. uts i .. twood, Wc- Nashville...... Jb... 5112 0 O1 Miller, *).... 3 011 Crowley, rt.. 4 0 1 1 10 Hart, p...... 5 i 4 2 20 3, I.. '.i-.;',!e 2. T»o-ba«' hits— Lith.im. Fontz. Savannah...... us, rf. 5 1 2 1 0 o; Stock well, c. 402 6 Kines, c...... 4 1 1 8 1 0 <.'rL*s,ss...... 4 2 1 1 10 " -t, and then the aspect i; ; -y a. i.i-it on bases- Conway,:ouway,p... p... 501 0 1 Oil; Murray, 3k. 3 101 BroMiau, 2b. 4 1 2 2 3 1 Me' lu»K,3b. 4 2 I 1 41 ê and souie surprises ten bases—Larkin, Bcbin- -,iey 2, McClellan S, Swsrt- Total lost...... »']2;13J 9;lt| ft 79 j Say,8s...... 1 0 0 3 2 1 Kent. If...... 5 3 2 1 00 ...... j „„ ....'*.el for. Our tible oon- Total...... 43161727 15 il Total...... 36610 27 265 Powell, Ib... 4 0 0 9 0 0 AiiimH, c... 1 1 2 721 Struct û. — Kanisey y, i'ouLfri. Uoubiti pUyi — tu^ u : y. Double i ' " Atlanta...... 40310320 6—16 tan:- itlt games played up to Saturday, May 15, Lauaer, If.... 41013 0!i..-yis,lb...... 5 1 3 11 02 1. Umpire— Kelly. . llan and 1 Games Played May 6. Savani ah...... 201 101001—6 Weyhing, p. 4 0 2 0 ' 1 6!reik,2t>...... 503 1 20 inclt.: PlTTSBt'RO VS. ClNCISHATI AT PlTTSBUBa MAT 11.— 1 i ..lips. Struck Earned rung—Atlanta t>, Savannah 4. Two-base Clark,cf...... 3 1 1 3 0 1 Kilroy, rf.... 1 0 0 0 00 The heavy batting of the horn* club enabled them to 2, RobiLson, Keun. .ly and Burch. Hit I y [>llY!i--r— SAVANNAH vs. ATLANTA AT SATANXAH MAY hiw—Fields 2, O'Day. Three-base hits—Cline, Wil win this close and exciting game by the appended 0 Brien, Gleuon, Kence.iy and McTomiuy. Wild 6. — The home elnb outplayed the visitors, and liams, Lynch, Fields, Moriarity and Strief. Home Total...... 346 7 27 9 3 .. Total..-.. 401116 27111 •core: pilches—Kennedy 1, Terry 1. Passed ball-i—Bobiucon yet lost the game through the partial umpiring run—Lyons. Left on b»ses—Atlanta 3, Savannah 6. Chattanooga...... 4040101 10-11 PITTSBUBO. AB.K.B. P. A. 1' riNOIS'ATI. AB.R. B. P. A.I 1, McCauley 3. Time—l:5o. Umpire—Carlin. Double plays—Purcell aud Gunson; Fields; Moriarity METS vs. BALTIMORE AT STATEX ISLAND MAY 14.— of Stricker, who officiated in the absence of a Charleston...... 22011000 0— 8 Miller, c...... 5 1 2 6 2 0 McPbee, 2b.. 3 3 1 4 40 regular umpire. Purcell took Striker's place and Slrief. Struck ont—By O'D*y 4, by Conwdy 4. Earned runs—Chattanooga 3, Charleston 1. First Kuetme,;)!.... 511 0 01 rennelly, w. 3 0 0 0 40 Cushniau again proved a Mumbling block for the visi First on balls— Off O'Day 3, off Conway 2. Hit by on balls—Off Weyhing 4, off Kilroy 3. Two-baae hita lUrkley,2b.. 333 3 30 Lewii, cf...... 522 3 00 tors, he holding them down to six scattered singleB. at second and played the bag well. Score: pitcher—By O'Day 1, by Conway 1. Passed balls— —Crowley, Cross, Levls, Peak and Arundel. Home Maun.cf...... 421 4 00 JODM, If...... 512 3 02 Tne Baltimores scored oue in Ihe first inning on —AVASNAH. AB.B. B. P. A.E' ATLANTA. AB.R.B. P. A.I Stockwell 1. Wild pitches—O'Day 1. Time—2h. run—Hines 1. Struck out—By H»rt 8, bj Weyhing lir^n^f..... 4 1 2 1 0 2 Beilly, Ib ... 4 0 0 .9 01 Farrell's force hit and Sommer's single, and again ia Collins, rf... 522 1 00 Cliue, ss...... 411 2 40 Umpire—Young. 7. Wild pitches— Kilroy 1, Weyhjng 5. Pa«8«d balU Athletic...... 0 0; 5 Whituey, M. 5 1 1 0 1 1 Carpenl'r,3b 4 1 1 2 01 the fourth inning on A base on balls aud Tajilor's hit. M.>rittrity,lf. 411 2 00 Purcell, 2b... 441 1 22 NASHVILLE vs. ArorsrA AT NASIIVILLB MAT 10.— —McClimg 1, Hines 2. Time—-Jo. Umpire—Burns. Brooklyn...... 3; Hofford.p..... 5 0 3 0 3 0:0orkhill, rf. 4 0 2 100 The Metropolitans scored firee runs in the third in Hotaling, cf. 1 1 1 2 00 Lyou>,3b..... 423 2 11 Clever nelling won the i-arue for the visitors. The NASHVILLE vs. ArcisTA AT NASHVILLE MAY 12.— Baltimore...... 4 u u -i Mount»lo,lb 3 0 0 11 0 0 K«en»n,o..... 4 0 0 531 ning when Cuahman »nd Nelson were bit by pitched Strief, 2b...... 4 2 2 2 4 1 Moore, cf..... 4 0 0 110 game was close and exciting and required ten Innings The home club played an almost perfect game »nd Glenu.lf...... 40120 1 McKwn.p... 400 0 20 balls, Bent land Orr hit tafoly, and Simmer muffed Fields,lb..... 423 6 10 Lynch, c...... 412 2 32 to finish. Score: Cincinnati ...... Oi 1> 2! 10 J.4.K Hankiusou's fly. The last run was msde in the nith won easily. Ma'r saved tbe game once by an almost 0| 3j Si 10 ; .-too Miller, H.....4 11311 Gunson.lb... 4 1 1 12 00 KASHV1LLC.AB.B,. 3. P. A. II AVSCSTA. AB.B.B. P. A. E iirpoaeible catch. 0 Brion was injured and McVey yt 0 0 5 ' .iit-l Total...... 40 914 27 95 Total...... S6 7 8 27135 inning ou Bosetusn s double aud Hankiuson's single: O'Pay.p...... 4 00 3 5 2 Williams, if. 4 1 1 2 00 Sowders, cf.. 5 0 1 1 0 O.Hogan, If... 521 2 00 substituted iu ihe sixth inning. Score: Pittsburjr...... __.. o \ a a -4 I 0 0 0—8 MIT!. AI.B.B. P. A.B! BA1TO. AB.B.B. P. A.B Gillen, o...... 40012 1'ShalVr, If...- 100 1 00 Goldsby, If... 502-3 0 1 Harbridge.rf 5 00100 i I 3! 10 ! 4oo Nelson, M.... 31011 1 Manning.rf.. 4 0 1 1 0 0 NASHVILLB.AB B B. P. A.B AUGUSTA. AB.B.B. f. A.V 5 15 .652 Cincinnati...... 01102030 0—7 Murray, 3U... 10111 1'Oonway, p_. 1 0 1 1 60 Hillery, 3b... 5 1 0 2 4 o|Kappel,3b... 5 1 1 3 00 Sowd'rs.cf... 40201 l.Hogan, If..... 400 3 01 Earned runs—Pltttbnrg 7, Crneionati 1. Stolen Behel.lf...... 8 1 2 0 1 0 Houck, s>.... 1 0 0 210 Marr, if...... 62211 1, Phillips, •"... 412 1 60 Bowman, cf. & 1 I 2 0 0 Farrell,2b... 1 1 1 1 20 Goldsby, If.. 4 0 0 0 » 0 K»ppt>l,3b... 4 0 2 2 10 Total lo««..... 8 5: i 81 78 baaee—Pittsbur« 6, Cincinnati 1. Two-base hits— Total...... 37811 21146 Total...,. 361010 27 17 5 B>ard,as...... 6 0 1 1 2 0: Manning. 4 1 2 151 IMlery, 3b.. 422 2 10 Haibidge.if. 400 2 01 Uofford and Corkhill. Three-hue U(9—Barfcley, Orr, Ib...... 5 0 2 13 00 Sommer, If. 3 1 2 1 11 Savannah...... 000303002—8 O'Brien, Ib.. 4 0 2 11 0 0:iylvestor,cf. 4 0 1 260 Marr, rr...... 4 0 2 2 1 0 Pmlllpa,«... 4 1 2 1 11 Lewis and JOIUM. Passed balls— Miller 1. Wild H'nkins'n,3b 501 3 20 Hoover, cf... 2 0 1 1 00 Atlanta ...... 23210020 I— 10 Bittman, ib. 4 0 0 1 4 1 Toy, Ib...... 4 0 0 15 00 Beard, ss..... 400 0 20 Manning, 2b 401 2 30 Games Played Saturday, May 8. pitchM— Hofford 3. First on ealls—O4 Hofford 4, c 9 Ilrady, rf..... 40110 0:Mnldoon,3b. 300 1 10 Earned runs— Savannah 2, Atlanta 2. Three-base McVey, c.... 3 1 0 5 2 l;Reardon,p... 4 0 0 072 McVey, Ib... 2 1 1 7 0 0 Sylvistef, cf. 4 0 0 1 00 McKeon 5. sûck out—Hofford 4, ttcKeou 4. Double Forster,»... 2 0 0 2 5 1 Taylor, p..... 4 0 1 050 bit*—Strief and Murray. Passed balls— Gillen 1, Dundon.p... 1 0 1 1 6 liSuck, 0...... 1 0 1 510 O Brien.lb... 2 0 0 7 0 O.Toy, Ib. .... 3 0 1 10 00 CINCINNATI vs. PITTSBURO AT CINCINNATI Holbert, c-_ 1 0 1 S 1 0'3cott,lb...... 1 0 0 700 Lyneh 1. Struck ont— By O'Day 1, by Conway 2. MAT 8.—The Cincinnatis largely outbatted the plai»— Mountain, 3ar.toy and Mountain. Time—2:05. Biltman, 2b. 4 0 0 2 4 O.Beardon.p... 300 0 80 L'mpire—Clinton. Cuabman,p.. 311 0 90 Fulmer.c..... 4 00100 Left on ba>«. — Savannaii i, Atlanta 2. Wild [.itches Total...... 40 4 9 29 19 5, Total ..... 39 5 8 30 19 3 Baker.p...... 3 1 0 1 9 O'Suck, c...... 0 0 t 01 home club, bat lo«t the gione through poor bat BALTiMoai vs. Hera AT b»:TIXOIK MAI 11.—Wet —O'Day 2. Time— 2h. Umpire— Strieksr. NaOnille...... 001002010 0—4 Ech'llhase.c. 300«20| ------tery work, as McKeon gave nine bajes on balls, grounds prevented play. Total...... Ml* 27 1»2J Total...... 32 2 6 27 10 1 CHABLMTOM vs. NASHVILLE AT CHABLESTOX MAT 6. Antosta...... 000310000 1—5 --- _ -- Total...... 831 6 27 141 five of whom scored, aud Suyder was nervous aud Metropolitan...... _ 00301000 0—4 — The visitors won easily through the general bad Earned runs—Augusta 3, Nashville 2. Two-bate Total...... 341 7 27 2011 aided the ruu getting for the home team by three Games Flayed Wwtnenday, fil*J 13. Baltimore....._...... 10010000 0—2 play of th« home teun, and (articutarly the poor hita—Marr, Bean], Pbillips.MauDiugaad Suck. First Kashville...... 00010120 0—4 wild throws, a munVd foul fly aud one passed ball. Earned mm—Metropolitan 1. Two-taw Us— catching of Lauser. Dnndon pitched effectively for on bail?—Off Beardon 1. Struck out—By Dnndon 4, Augusta...... 00001000 0—1 The feature of ihe game was a very neat triple play BROOKLYN vs. ATHLETIC AT BRIMKLYX .MAY Rosemim and Holbert. Three-bate bits—Orr 1. the visitors. Score: 12.—Atkisson was a puixle to the home cluo, by Btardon 4. Pus»d balls—McVey 2, Suck 1. Earned runs—Nathville 1. Two-tow hita—Sowderi by Carroll, Barkley aud Mi ler. Score: Stolen bases—R. SCHISM, Orr, Foster 2, Farrell, Sommer, CHAALIoT'N.AB.R.B. P. A. I' NASHVIL'E. AB.B. B. P. A.B Wild pitches—Duudon !, Left on baws—Nashville 2, Hillery. First on ball«—Off Baker I. Hit by CISfl.N'ATI. ABB. B, P. A E PITTSBl&Q. AB.B. B. P. A.B but three hits being made off him. He received tioi>v*r and Muldoon. Wild pitches—Cushman 1. Say,*...... 5 C 0 0 31 Sowdera, cf... 220 2 00 7, Augusta 4. Bases stolen—H"can 2, Kappel and pitcher—By Biker 1.—Struck out—By Baker 4, J>» Jones, !f_...- 50110 O^Canvll.lb.... 5 1 1 11 20 nearly faultless support. Terry pitched hU First u£ balla—Metropolitan 3, Baltimore 4. First on Oilman, cf... 300 1 o 0 «old»by,lf... 422 1 00 Sylvester. Time—1:15. Umpire— M.^'de. Rcardou 4. Passed balls—Schellhase 1. Left on Carpent'r,3b 512 1 20 Kuehne, rf... 411 2 00 errors—Mei.-i'rol.tan 1. Struck out—Metropolitan 4, Gardner, 3b. 4 0 2 1 1 0 Hillery.ab... 4 n 0 120 first championship game, and was effective, but Baltimote 4. Leu G>n bases—Metropolitan 10, Balti ClIATTASOOOA Vg, CBARLE3TO* AT CHATTA^°OQA bases— Nashville 5, Au?u<»a4. Stolen based—Bittmap LewU, cf..... 4 1 2 1 0 0] Barkley, 2b_ 3 2 1 811 received poor support. The Athletics scored Crowley, If. 3 0 1 1 0 0 Marr, rf...... 401 1 00 MAT 10.—This game wat forfeited to Chattanooga 1, Kappel 1. Umpire—McQuade. Fenuelly, SB. 1 1 2 0 3 l! Mann.cf...... 2 1 0 010 more 7. Time—1:50. Vcplre—FerguBon. Brosnan, 2b. 4 0 0 2 21 teard.si...... 400 0 11 under the following circumstances: Iha home club three runs in the second inning on O'Briea's PtTTSBURG VS. LonSVILLE A? PTTTSitiG MAT 14.— Keiilj.lb..... 1 0 2 11 0 0 Smith, as...... 512 0 31 Hmes, rf..... 301 3 10 O'Brien.lb... 4 0 1 14 00 put Shell, their new pitcher, in the box, but he was FROH I*I! McPhee, 2b.. 3 1 2 7 2 0 Whituey^t>_l 0 1 3 00 base on bails, singles by Oleason and Bierbauer The visitors won in the eighth inning on two hitB aud Powell, Ib... 311 8 00 Bittraan,2b.. 211 2 10 hit so hard that Hart came m from the outfield aud i'orkhill,rl... 1 1 1 2 0 0 Glenn.lf...... 3 1 0 0 00 GUnn's muff of Browning's long fly. The route-it wa< Lauser, c.... 1 0 0 « 2 0! McVey, c..... 3 0 1 600 took his plaie. Clark, of the Chariest ins, also was and Storey's double, and two more in the between the pitchers, but Bamsry, of tbe Louisvilles, Th» President of the Southern League Quite Sayier, c..... 4 1 1 1 3 4 Miller,c...... 2 1 0 310 •eveath on a hit by Larkin and ettors by McCauley Weyhing, p. 1 0 0 2 10 1 Dundoa, p... 300 0 80 hit very huid, tut no sub-titute pitcl.er was playing Wrought Up. McKeon, p... 4 0 1 0 2 OiGalvin, p.... 1 1 2 010 and Peoples. Brooklyn scored but two rune.—one in was fortunate in beii.g backed up well in the field, the In the four.h iunlng with Charleston at the bit, it the third > n Pmckney's force hit aid McClellan's visitor* playiog an errorless game. Score: Total.. ... 331 5 21 19 3 Total...... 30 5 8 27 15 1 was noticed that pitchtr Weyhiag to -k left-fielder MACON, Qa., May 12.—EUITO* SPORTING Total...... 37 611 27 12 5 Total...... 32 9 8 27 12 2 double, and another in the eighth on 1'inckney's base PlTTSBl-BQ. AB.I. B. P. A. I LOUI8Y1LLI. A8.E. B. P. A.I Charleston...... 00000010 0—1 Gilman'3 turn. A protest was entered whereupon it LICE:—Although onr club is abroad, interest in Pitbbnrg...... 21001001 1—1) on ba Is, aud another two-bagger by "little Mac." Cairoll.ef... 4 0 2 0 0 0 Wolt, rf..._ 4 0 0 1 00 Nashville...... 20012000 1—5 was found that Gilmau on thepleaof au injury t) his base ball is it fevw heat in this city, the good Cincinnati...... 00013002 0—6 Ku. hne, rf_ 3 0 0 1 00 Kerius, c..._ 401 7 60 Two-bate bits— Gardner, Goldsby and HcVey. band hail left tbe ground. Umpire Burus sustained This wai Brooklyn's fint dt-f.al at home. Score: Barkley,2b..3 1020 OiRecker.lb... 3 1 0 13 00 ball our boys are playing keeping the enthusi '• i—Pittaburg 3, Cincinnati 5. Two-base BROOKLYN. AB.R. B. P. A.E ATHLETIC. AB.B.B. P. A.I Left on basea— Charleston 7, Nashville 4. Bases Manager Levia' protest aud informed Manager Cush asm on the boom. The gimes are reported in t Smith, McPhee aud Snyder. Three- Piuckney,ab 320 0 10 Stovey,lb..._ 3 0 1 10 00 Miller,c...... 2 0 0 S 1 0: Browning.cf 3 20100 stolen— Charleston 5, Nashville 5. Struck oat— By man that Gilmau must retain and be examined by I ;nellyl. Stolen l»:'« ' '!* McKeon 9. off Galiiu 1. Struck out M'TBm»'y,cf 2 0 0 2 0 0 O'BrieU,c..... 3 1 0 710 Gleun,lf...... 30000 2 Strann, lf.._ 4 0 0 1 00 Duadon 1. Wild pitches — Weyhing 4. Patseu balls— would take Oilman's positi u in the field, but Cu-h- especially interes; io(r, the "Macouiziog" of Memphis I. Double plays—Smith, Berkley Phillips, lb_ 4 0 0 4 0 Ol G!eason,3b.._4 1 2 0 20 Mouufm,lb 3 0 0 15 01 Bamjey, p... 201 0 00 Lau&er 4, McVey 4. Time — 2:10. Umpire —McQnadc. iiijin declined to make the chnuj;e th^t way, his object being highly grti'ifyiog, and CbamberUin and t e acd Beilly. Tiiple plaj — i eoi hs, sa... 4 0 0 0 3 2 Baiifr,2b...... 4 1 1 4 40 AVGCSTA vs. MEMPHIS AT ALUCSTA MAT 6. — Knouff being to ricg Weyhins into ihe box. Umpire Burns Daniels were extensively complimented forthe extra i i Miller. Time—1:55. Umpire— Terry, p...... 3 0 0 1 3 0 'iue8t,ss...... 4 0 1 130 Total...... 271 3 24 124 Total...... 32 44 27 14 0 proved too much for tbe home team and they were th.n-nr.on ordered Gilman to resume Irs losition good part they tookm the game, as were als> the CtlltoU. McCauley.c. 2 0 0 12 0 3 Aiki*wD,p... 3 0 0 010 Pittsburg...... 00000100 0—1 able to score in but one inning on errors and Phillips* wituin tbe specified time. Oilman, under instructions other boye. taking Ihe Memphis team and con Lo, ISVIILI vs. ST. Lons AT LonsvitLE MAT 8.— Louisville...... 00000103 x—4 from Slniiager Cu-hmao, still refused to pUy, and at Earned runa—Louisville 1. Two-base hits—Wer- triple. Score: duct of last year as a criterion, the present The Luiii-M 1 " Cluf, t. n\e.i a miserable fielding game ArGVSTA. AB.B.B. P. A.E' MEMPHIS. AB.R.B. P. A.I the exîratiou of tit'teeu minute* the gunie was for Memphis Club pnmises well to follow in their a- which m ru than counter- Total...... 28 2 3 21 8 5 Total...... 33 5 9 27 12 1 rick 1. Stolen ba*e«—Smith, Browning White and feited to Chatlano.>ga by 9 to 0. Manager Cushman Brooklyn...... 00100001 0—i 3tiai:s3. Pas*d bills—Kerins 2. First on bails—Off Uogan, If..... 1 0 1 0 0 0 Sneed, if..... 4 1 2 0 00 foot teps, as they are coistinlly alert to deride Ihe 1 .*oe. Tte BroAns kit'eked Athletic...... 03000020 x—5 Kappel,3t>... 4 0 0 3 4 0 Mansell.lf... 4 1 0 100 entered a pr.tett against the decision. When the Macons especially, and 1-ave keen- catting several nn- ...... treated Wolf with little Kained IUDS—Athletic 2. Three—base hits—Mc- Hoff i-'!2, off Rarmey 7. Firjt on ernrj—Louisville Harl»id£e.rf2 1 1 0 0 1 Andrew,.,!!.. 4 0 1 6 01 game was interrupted the tcore was 5 to 2 iu favur ju-t itninu^tious at Presi.feut ProU'ifit, which are as iiioa. Scure: ClelUn, Stjvey, Larkin and Grleman. Stolen bases— 4. Struck ont—Huff nl 1, Bamsey *. Double pl»j>— S}lve.-ter,cf. 2 0 0 2 0 0 Brouahton.c 4 1 0 13 40 of Chattanooga. uolrne as they are ungm'tlenainly. Tt-ey circulated . I '.B.B A. A.E! ST. WnS. AB.B.B. P. A.I Pinckney, Stovey and Larkin. Pawed balls—ilc- White, Mack and Hecker. Time—1:25. Uuifire— Manning 2b. 4 1 0 5 10 Fnsselb'k^s. 211 3 20 the report that l>« "would not allow M, mphis and \> 3322 0 Lalham, 3b.. 632 1 60 Cauley 1. First on balls—Brooklyn 6, Athletic 2. Kelly. Phillips, as.. 4 1 1 2 0 1 Tlielau, 2b... 401 3 01 Games Played May 11. Anr' ••-'--- i...... ' •' «• • .•--;., on I 027 00,.Wfleh,cf...-5 3 3 200 ClSCISNATI VS. ST. LotIS ATClXClSSATl MAT 14.— Toy, Ib...... 4 0 0 4 0 0 Whlt'li'd.Sb. 4 0 0 001 We ra First on errors—Brooklyn 1, Athletic 2. Strutk ont— This was or;e of llie fiutst games ever wituessed. flten ATLANTA vs. SAVANNAH AT ATLANTA MAT 11. i 0301 2! Fontz, p...... 5 25 1 01 Brooklyn 3, Athletic 8. Umpire—Ferguson. Suck,c....._3 0 0 8 3 O; Knouff, p..... 4 0 0 0120 —K iu)her was hit hard and received wretched pt 1 T, 132 2 1 Cotu'key,lb. ti 1 0 12 11 BALTIMORE vs. ME.TS AT BALTIMORE MAT 12.— w>i.' on \ II-IHS n'-iiilv pverv iimiutr. Vui tne \vt.nilerflll Fi:zeimm'f,p 4 0 0 0 9 I'Merritt.cf... 3 1 1 1 00 01 0 61 O'Jieil, If..... 612 1 00 Kilroy ledeemfd himself this time, aud turned t&e louble support. It was, all round, one of tho poorest \ 00 6 1 2Gle»son,»s... 4 3 3 162 tibl.s on the M••!« H" T>:t"hM brilliat.tly an-1 the ^s ex- Total...... 31 3 3 24 17 V •»»...... 31 5 6 27 18 3 exhibition ever given in AtlantA. The SaTau 007 16 RoWns»n,2b. 5323 5 " run -uperb Augusta...... - 1 310 0 0—J i a creditable game j•22 00 »1 2 1 Nicol, it...... ti——— 31^. 0 MempluB...... -•001 at- &_ Mc-l'bee, S... 4 0 -J 6 a - T>'ta; ..... !fTu24If;l.j Total...... 4921*27!. TV.-> B. P. A.I| METg. IB.a.B. P. A.I Jf.nefi, if ...201 1 0 '. LoaisviHe...... 1 00021010—5 Mil'. ', I 2 0 '1 Behel.ll...... ! 1 0 U if 0 F ---'•- tOO 1 il 1 f,,ii,i, j...... » . i i FiUjiu.iu !.j J, K:i._t.ff 1. Bas.-d stoU-i.—A'lgusta i, 0 0 FieUa.lb..... G 1 2 13 0 y ir^t. i ti t' St. Louis...... 15313224 x—21 Houck, ii....6 133! cf. 3 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 ., rt. i U u Earned runs—Louisville 3, 8t. Louis 3. Home nins Farrell,2'.... 5 1 2 0 , ....10114 01 100 2 2 llO'Neil, If..... 4000 Memphis 2. Time—2:20. Umpire—Bum*. GunsoB, 2b.. 401 2 4 J Mori'rity,p 6 10 210 have amt-1 —..>•(•,! 1. Two-US.- hi'-i—Brownie*, Whit./, i I 0 1 0 0 O.Gleason, ss... 4113 0 0 Lynch, Ib.... 4 1 1 0 0 Miller, ss..... 410 0 20 8th. Th s i -"* Sommer, If.. 4 1 1 1 (• i ,9b 4 0 0 131 Keiuv.d...... 4 0 0 1 1 0 Ccmiskey,lb 3 0 0 5 00 Hoover, c'... 1 1 2 0 0 UiUrady^rf...... -3 0 1 2 00 Games Played Hay 8. Mappet, c.... 4 2 2 2 3 Gillen, c...... 4 31421 they were to give wriit-u t.nt>e to th r- m.; ig.rss of Mnldoon, 3b 3 0 0 0 2 3 For-ter,2b... 4 0 0 230 Snyder, Ib.. 3 0 2 9 0 OiBobingon, 2b 4 0 0 3 20 lumber, p... 400 3 3 1 llurray,3b... 331 1 22 tbe ither clVs of the change, which was done. Kilroy, p.... 4 0 0 0 1 0 McLan IIUA* 4 0 1 351 Mullaue.p 300 1 Nicol, rf...... 300 1 00 ATLANTA vs. SAVANNAH AT ATLANTA MAT 8. Later I received a tele.£r:im from AugiuU, >a., say •— FvuU -i, 6ul ii«u 2. First on L»iii— Scott, 16...... 4 0 Oil 0 0 Crotty,c...__ 3 0 0 130 Baldwin, C..-3 1 1 5 Bushong.c... 3 0 1 9 32 —This was the opening game at AtUnta and Total...... 351 9 211613 Total...... 431910 27 163 ing: 'Have Secretary Br,,wn'» p*rml<"iion to play 6, on' r.jiilz 2. Struck out—Foutz 2. Atlanta...... 002000200—4 Thuredo's game Wednesday, S gned O'Drif-n and Traffley,c....4 1 1 7 4 OJLyKch.p...... 3 0 0 120 Total...... 31 1 5 26 18 5 Total...... 31 26 27 93 over 3,000 pe>ple were present. The home team Snee.l.' As ibis telegiam made no riqi est of me for -Bobiiison, Gleason and U.iuiskey 2 was somewhat crippled and compelled to change its Savannah...... 9 0410203 x—19 Total...... 38510l7125| Total...... 32-2 3 27 16 3 Cincinnati...... 00100000 0—1 Two-base hit*—Fields and Mnnay. Left on bases- a ch,*uê of date, I,of ooune, had no reply to make St. Louie...... 00010000 1—2 infield considerably. Under the circumstances errors and as Memphis has a-ked nothing of me, I have Rallimore-Athletfc game at Baltimore, Baltimore...... 80001010 0—5 were ma.le at critical point-1, which enabled Savannah Atlanta 5, Savannah S. Struck out—By Kimber 2, by a,,.; ,.,- u, ..klvu-Mctrotolitan j;ame at Brooklrn Three-base hit! — Foutz 1. Double plays— Fennelly, Moriarity 3. First on balls—Oft Kimber 7, off Mori- refused them nothing." The general leeling for Metropolitan...... 1 0000001 0—2 McPhee and Snyi'cr; Baldwin and McPhee; Fennelly to get enough nii.s in tho fifth iuuing to win the urlty 1. Hit by pitcher—By Kimber 1. Passed balls the M niphis Club and press in this city Were postponed by lain. Earned runs—Baltimore 3. Two-base hits—Som and Snydir, and Baldwin, Carpenter aud McPhee. hotly-?onttsted game. Score: is one of disgus', and we all r gret that they ever mer, Hoover aud Houck. Three-base hits—Houck 1. ATLANTA. AB.R.B. P. A. I SAVANNAH. AB.B. B. ». A.B —Mappei 1, Gillen 2. Wild pitches—Moriarity 1, otohn bases—Hi over *nd Traflley. Passed lalte— Struck out— Mullane 5, Foutz 6. Bases on balls— Off Kimb. r 1. Bases stolen—Atlanta 2, Savannah 9. succeeded in go ting back Into the League. Prisid. nt Games Flayed Sunday, Hay 9. Mullane 2, off Foutz 2. Hit by pitcher— Carpenter and Purcell, 3b_ 400 1 10 Collii s, rf.... 511 0 00 Tinn—1:45. Umpire—Yonog. ProndSt is wri'U^ht up over the treatment of his um T.affley 2, Ciotty 2. Wild pitches-Lynch 2. Fiist on Paldwin. Stolen I ases — Snyder, Baldwin 2, Lalhim 2. Cline, if. .... 500 0 52 Moriarity,lf. 400 4 10 pires, espeua'ly in Savannah, and last week Eil.li essed LOCISVII.LE vs. ST. Locis AT LOUISVILLE MAT balls—Ol! Kilroy'-', off Lynch 1. First on errors- Lyons 2b. ..522 1 22 Hotaling,cf. 411 2 10 CUATTANOOSA VS. CHARLESTON AT ClIATTAXOOBA 9.— The home dub outplayed the visitors com Baltimore ~ ' ' ,n 5. Struck out—Kilroy 10, Wild pitchei— MulUne 2. Time — 1:05. Umpire— MAY 11.—Tbe home team again wen in an excitiug a letter to each manager of the Southern L.agae Clinton. Moore cf...... 5 1 2 2 0 0 Strief, 2'"-...... 5 1 1 3 30 contest Hart pitched his third successive game for clubs, almost of Ihe *ame tenor aa that promulgated pletely. Only three hits wtre made off Ramsey Lynch 5. ^g- \\ illianw, rf. 4 1 2 0 01 Fields, Ib..... 3 3 1 13 00 thH week by President Wikoff. "I inlend that my I'lTTSB' -\ATIAT PlTTSBlTIC MAY 12.— ihe locals and did magnificent work. Weyliing wag until tli- 'nt n.iiing when the Browm made • UTICA HAPPY. Lynch, Ib... 4 0 1 12 0 0 Miller, ss..... 4 1 1 1 30 batted hard but not saftly, and was poorly tupported: umpires shall be respected." siys lie, *'aud have given il •• y, »nd ou four hits ar.d 'an error scored Aficr tbe t'ii.fluuati- ha.1 earned ti.ur niia anl had Gunscn, c.... 4 0 0 5 1 01J.Mcn'tity,p4 0 0 021 them m,,at rigid instructions, and will promise that ; . n a ly succeeded in l:eiu!< the game: the game well iu hand, ihe Fittsburgs, by buuch'ni; Shafer p..... 4 1 2 1 2 0 GiTen.c...... 2 1 2 210 CUABfc'ST'N.AB.R. B. P. A. E CHATT'N'GA. AB.R. B. P. A.B th ir hits ai:-l tli<-1 a 1 fielding ol th« r opponents, to k A Good Start In the Championship Race— Gardner, 3b.. 4 0210 0 Graham, cf... 4 10 2 00 section 19 of Association rules (bjf which, we pliy) I, __ 'f;E.B. P. A.E! ST. tOLIS. AB a. B P. A.E Conway, If... 1 2 2 2 2 0: Murray, 3b... 3 1 0 142 Crowley, rf.. 4 0 0 0 0 0 C'ollin", SB... 501 1 30 shall be carried out to the letter. I have been elected Wi-ll if_...... 502 2 00 Utham, 2b.. 400 2 11 ihf ' ing abd held it to the nimh. Miscellaneous News. president of the 3 mthcrn League, and am fully Kerins.c...... 5 0 0 7 1 0 Welch, if.... 3 1 I 200 in the nineB durrni; ihe itame. Total ...„. 39 7 11 21 13 5 Total...... 31 9 7 21 15 3 Hiucs, If...... 1 0 1 2 0 0 Cro*s3b...... 3 0 1 111 UTICA, May 14.—Editor SPORTING LIFE:— Brosnan, 2b. 3 0 0 3 20 McC.ung, rf. 4 0 1 1 10 cognizant of the dntit-*(!tv,lvihg upon me, and the Hecker, lb_. 3 2 1 13 0 0 f'..rnif.key,lb 30011 00 Mul.i - • for Lewis in the founh in The opening game in the International League Atlanta...... 01202200 0—7 rules by which »earc goveruod, an* prop, se to con Browning.-f 3 1 2 0 0 1 O'Xeil, If..... 3 1 2 3 11 ning, the laiter bsiug ill and unable to play. In the Savannah...... 0 1006020 x—9 Say. w...... 4 0 1 1 2 1 Kent, If...... 5 1 0 1 00 duct the same without ft*r or favor, regardless of all sixth iuuing Galyin was injured, and Mortis took bis season was played in this city Tuesday, before Earned run*—Atlanta 4, Savannah 5. Two-base Powell, Ib... 400 8 01 Hart, p...... 511 0 40 White, ...... 4 0 0 3 3 (l,(l'.ev6u,en... 3 1 3 0 40 Lanser, c..... 3 1 1 8 3 l ! Levis, Ib...... 3 1 0 8 00 newsjaper or any othi r criticism." Werrick,3b..4 1 2 0 3 (i IM in* »,2b. 4 0 0 432 I lace in the box. Score: 1,200 persor.1. The story of the strife is brief. hits—Lynch, C. nway, Strief and Miller, borne run— It is to be liopid iliat ilie cam.s will now pi-ogress) Mack^b...... 4 1 2 1 8 0 'Xi. ol,rf...... 4 1 0 100 PITTSBl EO. AB.K.B. P. A.E CINCINNATI.AB.E.B. P. A.I The Utieas pounded Sales all over the lot, while Fields. Left on bases—Atlanta 6, Savannah 7. Weyhiug, p. 3 0 1 2 11 1 Arundel.c... 301 5 01 more smoothly, and I infer from Mr. Proudftt's con 8tr«n-f,lf._. 3 0 1 1 0 0 McGiunfe,p. 3 0 1 0 11 Carr.,11 Ib.... 5 0 0 10 10 Mci'h,e,2b...4 11111 on the other hand the Parlor City boys failed to Struck out—By Shafer 4, by Conway 1, by Moriarity Clark, cf...... 3 0 0 2 0 0 Ptak,2b...... 3 0 1 230 versation, that ihere will U some wholesale fuspetd- Kuehne 3b .. 5 3 3 0 2 1 i Mul au',of... » U 0 101 Baiusey, p... 3 0 1 0 1 0 Keinmltr,c... 4 0 0 320 gnage Serart's puzsling curves, they making but 2. Firiton balls—Off Shafer 3, off Conway 2. eff Mn- ing if they do not. Bnrkley,2b.. 4 2 1 6 5 O',l-wia,cr.....; 2 1 1 1 00 riarity 1. Hit by pitcher—By Shafer 1. Passed balls Total...... 321 6 27 184 Total...... 35 4 6 27 12 2 Charleston has prote»tfd Ihs game of Ihe 10th inst, Total...... 34 5 11 27 16 lj Total...... 31 4 7 '26 125 Sl«nn,ci...... 3 0 2 2 0 0 Jcms,U...... 3 0 1 210 eight scattering hits. The Utieas fielded brilli —Gunson 3. Gillen 1. Wild pitches—Moriarity 2. Charleston...... 00100000 0—1 but from the piper» S"-nt in, the action of Umpire Brown, if.... 401 2 21 Fn,nelly,s»_ 4 11141 antly. Scrad was at his beat and was ably sup Chattanooga...... 0 2110000 0—4 *&lack out for not touching base. Time— 2h. Umpire—Yonng. Struck o'ut—By Weyhing 10, by Hart 4. Two-base Burns will be Biifetainod. Louisville...... 00120002 0-5 Wbitliey.Sfl.. 5 0 0 0 2 0 CiTl*ni'r,3b 1 2 3 300 ported by McKeough. They work well together. MEMPHIS vs. MACON AT MEMPHIS MAT 8.—This, It is a s. urce of wonder to some per*ons why the Miller, c...... 3 2 1 6 1 0 C..ikl,ill, rf.. 3 1 2 2 30 hits—Girdner, Hines and Say. Passed balls—Lauser St I.CHM ...... 0 0000000 4-4 The full score is given elsewhere. On Wednes the opening game, wag largely attended. It was oue 4, Arnudcl 1. Hit by pi'cher—By Weyhing 4. Left Southern League adot.te'1 the seven ball rule instead ' ii-Tille2, St. Louis 2. Two-bas. Glenu, It...... 421 1 0 U Reil'y.lb..... 400 7 00 of the btst ever played in Memphis, and was won by of s'X, as the Association rule- presoribe; this was dona ' :, McGiunis, Gleasm 2. Thrce- Morris, p..... 0 0 0 0 00!Baldwin.c_111 831 day the Utieas had another picnic. They kept .,n ba?es—Chattanooga 11, Charleston 5. First on the Einghaa-ton fielders busy hunting leather. the home team after a hard stru^sle. Score: balls— Cha'tanooga 3, Charleston 1. Double plays— by a vote of the clul B. all of « horn, except Charlokt in, i i Moleu ta.-e-*— M oif, Werrick. Galviu.p...:.. 3 0 1 1 0 Oi Pucuiney, p.. 1 0 1 030 MEMPHIS. AB.R. B. P. A.I MA. US. AB.B.B. P.A.I voted for seven balls henê the adoption. YHSEII. Stn.HH ni l,'.n?oo. P»Med la!l* — Kc'ins 1, Dooley. au amateur, was l ut in the box by the Bing- Snetd, rf..... 4 1 1 2 1 0 Slearus.lb... 4 0 1 14 20 Peak and L«\is. Total...... 30 9 10 27 in 2| Total...... '35 711 *2618 4 hanit.'ns aud received only tair support* "Pendy'' and MEMPHIS vs. MACOX AT MEMPHIS MAT 11.—The Keuiiulnr 1. WiH pitches— McGiunis 1. First on Manwll.lf... 4 1 0 0 0 1 Connelly, cf. 5 1 1 0 00 visitors evidently had on their letting clothes, for FROM CANADA. balls— L"Oi8Tille 3, St. Uuii 3. Stiuck ont— Kuni-ey *C.»rroll out because Morris obstructed player. McKeongh tccup'ed tbe points for thehr.me temn and Andrews.lb. 4 1 2 12 0 9; Miller, p..... 4 0 1 1 50 PUtBhurg...... 10011 ZOO 1—9 made an exciTc-nt record. "Pendy" created a sensa they hammered the ball all over the field and gave the t, MiGinuis 2. Double plays— M»ck, White and Brought'n,if 4 01210 0«rcoran,3b. 401 0 21 home club a whitewash. o'Leary was relieved by Pleased at the Opening of the Season- Sicker; Bobin»a and (JomUkey. Umpire — Kelly. Cinciuuaii...... 8 0010300 0—7 tion by making a two-bagger. Fu-selb'ck,8l 4 0 0 0 4 2 Decker, c.... 4 0 1 502 The Base Ball bait, Etc. Earned runs—rtttsburg 3, Cincinnati 5. Two- Sale', of the Binghamtons, Is a regular gymnast In Sneed in the seventh inning, but this did not save the Kn hmver.c. 400 4 21 Pellz, If...... 100 3 00 game. Score- TORONTO, Ont., May 11.—Editor SPORT INO Lase biis—Kuehne and Joies. Three-lose hits— the pitcher's boa. Phelan, 2b... 400 4 11 Harter, rf.... 422 1 00 Games Played Monday, May 10. Kuehne and Ciirpe'ittr. Stoko bam-*— Carrol 1, Katpel and Sales, the Binghamton's battery, were MEMPHIS. AB.B.B. P. A.B| MACON. AB.ft. B. P. A.I LIFE.—The International season opened on Whiteh'd3b3 0121 1'WaUh. ss..... 400 2 30 Sneeil.rf...... 20121 0 StearUK.lb... 401 5 00 BALTIMORE vs. MBTS AT BALTIXOP.E MAY 10. Barkley, Brown, Miller, Fenhelly atd (orkbill. given the laugh Thursday for giving each other "tips'1 O'Leary.p... 311 1 70 Geiss,2b...... 401 1 70 Saturday last, the first guns were fired, and Pussed I alU—Miller 3, Baldwin!. FiT<« on balls- dm ing the game. This «as one of the "featurea" of Mansell, If... 40100 0 Connelly, cf. 311 1 10 —The left-banded twirleri — Kilroy and Cush- Andrews.lb. 3 0161 liCorcoran,3b. 4 11121 now the victors and vanquished are known, Off Galvin 1, off Moirw 2, off rv-litwev 5. Double the game. Total...... 31 4 6 27 17 6 Total...... 37 3 8 27 19 3 m»n — were pitted against each other, and the plays—Barklej and Carroll 2, Wbiti^y, Barklvy and Dick Dwyer questioned several of umpire Clapp's BroVbton,^f 3 0 0 3 1 0 Pellz, If...... 4 1 4 3 00 and each knows its strong and weak points. ] ' ' * r,f it, the Baltimores getting Memphis...... 00000301 0—4 O'Leary, p... 300 1 20 Decker, tf... 412 2 00 Saturday to Toronto was quite an important l arroll 2. Struck ont—Galviu 2, Morri» 1, Pechiuey decisions iu the game* Tuesday and Wednesday. It Macon...... 00000110 1—3 I ' » rim. this being their first (hit 5. Time—1:50. : -' -ti'.'••-.-•• K needle* to eay that Mr. Clapp was not to be bull Krebmyer.c 3 0032 li Walsh, tl..... 412 1 00 day, for they had a legal battle to fight, as well • ' hotli <-'r.t.a was n.a'ly perfect. First on balls—Macon 1. Struck ont—By O'Leary Fusslb'ckssS 0 0 3 1 OlPaniels, c.... 4 0 0 960 dozed. 3. by Miller 5. Ba«es stolen—Mansell, Andrews, as a baseball match to play. The former through ^ : • a fine double pUy, The woods rang Tuesday when Shindle made that Phelan 2b..-3 0 0 1 0 I^Ch iubTio,p 3 1 1 0 00 , ,.es front Orr's btt Games Flayed Thursday, Stay 13. Stearts 2, Coimelly 3, Harter 2, Decker. Three-lase Whiteh'd,3b.2 00 5 2 O.Giesse,2l..... 3 0 0 300 the intelligence and justice of the leirned Judgo Ih-ee-ba^êr. hit—Andrews. Two-base bite—Geis», Sneed and i. Sceif. PlTTSBURO VS. LOfI.-iVII.LE AT PftTSftUKB MAY B nghamton claims to have the twifteat pitcher in was decided in their favor, while tho latter '• ';;.). Ali.Ii. B. P. A.E. SJL'ft. An.B,.B. P. A.E Decker. Earned runs—Memphis 2, Macon 2. Time— Total...... 260 3 21 10 3 Total...... 33 6 12 27 91 S.—The Pittaburgs gave the effective pitching tbe L. ague in the persou of Sales. The Ulicas would 2h. Umpire—Breunan. they won through the coolness and fine team M.II. .i-g.rf.4 0 1 0 0 l> IM»l,lf...... 4 0 I 1 00 of Morris faultless support, and the result was a like to fncc a Miml..er more like him. Macon.._...... 1 0011000 0—6 play of their nine. I was one of the fortunate! li . k f.... 4 0 0 4 1 0 I'.ênwn, cf 3 0 0 0 0 0 Will Syiacnse have as much to say about the NASHVILLE v«. AtWSTA AT NASHVILLE MAT 8.—An Memphis...... 00000000 0—0 .•r.d.tiMc vict ry. Hecker tcsiuii-d bis place in the Immense crowd witnessed this, the opening game. at Rochester, and in my humble judgment I i '12'. .400 0 2 OUrr, Ib...... 4 1 2 14 OH l.oi, but wai bit rather fic-ely. The Lwii.ivillos' in- '•wo.tkest team in tbo League,'' as it did last year? Earned runs— Mscon 4. First on enors—Memphis ,•- r.. 100 2 0 0 Ilit'k'nou,3b4 1 2 1 3D McKeongh's work behind tbe plate iu the two £ames The visitors had no show of winning. 'I hey could i!o 1, Macon 2. First ou balls— Memphis 2, Macon 2. saw no weak spots in the Toronto team, and I am ft 1.1 pluyed poorly excepiiug White^ who gove a bril- nothing with Baker's delivery, and, as the local Uam Caws ttolen—Memphis 4, Macon 6. Struck out—U) satisfied that had th're been any, the Bochestcr team ! re'... 300 1 0 () I! a,ly, rf..... 3 0 2 3 01 1 ant >l..-i'l-iv. Kuchue aud Smith made tine running he ba« played was excellent. His throwing to bases v . 11 Jl>_ 301 1 20 >.,mt.T, 2I>., 3 0 0" 2 2 ll u one if the admirable points of a game. played an errorlen game, tbe Augustas were white O'Leary 2, by Chamberlain 8. Passed balla—Kreh- would have developed it, for I lo.k upon it as oue of i re... .200 7 3 1 iri..m'llu,M3 0 0 0 00 VMliug nines »i!l learn in the -'sweet by and by" washed. Score: myer 1. Three-base hits—Pcltz and Decker. Umpire the strongest teams in the Lesfiue.. While we do not ,>x,ii, Ib...... 3 0 0 9 0 (»'l|.,ll*rt,r..... 3 0 1 610 I'lrTSBI-BS. AB.B.B. P. A. I leUISVItLI. AB.I. ». P. A.I that it'i dangeroua to got down to that second base to NASHVIILE.AB.R.B. P. A. K| AUSVSTA. AB.R.B. T. A.B —Brennan. feel that the result of Saturday's gome Is any indi Kilroy, p..... 3 0 0 0 2 0 Cuibnian, p.. 3 0 0 000 Uarroll, c..... 5 0 0 3 6 0 Wolf, rf...... 4 0 0 101 Sowdcrs.cf... 622 0 00 Hogan, If.... 400 2 01 NASIIVII.LC vs. AUGUSTA AT NASHVILI.I MAT 11.— cation of continued success, we do feel that very good Kuehne, rf...4 1 3 2 0 0 Keiins, Ib... 3 1 0 12 01 tnd.leuly. judgment has beeu usod in selecting the team, and The Oneidai and the Utlcaa opened the te»»on at Goldsby, If... 5 1 1 0 0 0 Harbridge.rf 3 0 0 3 00 Both clubt tried new pitche:s, O'Brien protlag rather Barkley, 2b.. 301 3 50 Heckef, p.... 400 1 40 Hillery, 3D... 5 0 1 0 3 0 K%ppel,3b... 3 0 0 140 the more effective, Kappel alone being able to do any that Toronto need not feel aihamod ot them at home T. -.til .... .300 2 24101| Total...... 30 2 8 2761 0 0 Browning^-f 4 0 I 3 Iliverside Park Friday, before an an.iienco of nine | ,orc ...... 0 0000000 0—Jl Mann, cf...... 4 1 2 3 hundred. Wetzel and Hofford were tho Utica battery Marr, rf...... 5 1 0 1 0 0 Phillips,*.... 3 0 1 110 thing with him. Score: and abroad. Smith, M..... 4 0 0 Z 4 0 I'r. s»,c...... 4 0 0 2 Beard,w...... 112 0 2 O Manuing,2b. 300 1 71 NASHVItll AB.n.B. P. A.It AUGUSTA. AB.B.B. P. A.B About fifty Toronton'aM left here in a tpocial car ;,; ; olltan...... 0 0010100 x-2 Whltnej.:ib..4 2 2 1 1 <> \Vliit- .*•..... 2 0 1 2 and made a very good showing. The Uticaa had their for Bochcsteron Friday HI'TOOOU last. They iirrived t.,-t M-, - " " : rnore 1. First on balls— cwn way in everything, and won with easo by a O'Biien, Ib.. 4 1 2 15 0 0. Svlvestcr.cf. 3 0 0 000 Bonders, lb..4 0 1 13 0 I'Hogan, If..... 411 2 00 p)(l l .,.,,.. j 1. S;ruck out— Kilroy B, Sloui,taiulb4 0 0 11 :!b. 3 0 0 0 Bittman, 2b. 5 2 5 2 40 Toy, Ib...... 3 0 0 10 00 Goldsby, If... 4 1 0 0 0 0 HarMdge, rf. 4 0 0 0 00 there at 1:30 the next morning. During their st»y they ci.,1, ' ,. i , -KiilmerS. Sti len l.as.'»— Gltnu, If... ..400 I ..~3 112 score of IT to 7. Baker p 502 0 4 0 Sutclifle.c... 2 0 0 311 Hilltrv.Sb... 4 0 0 1 4 1 Kappt.l,3b... 1 1 3 120 were quartered at tho New (Sburn Bouse, of which 1 , If.... 300 4 Tli.j niiffins and Hengle are hitting tlic ball sav- they are loud in th< Ir praiws. All of the Toronto \ 'in-, iiouuie |'L»yi— Scott Timo— 1:45. Morris, p.... 4011 * .-on. Schellhaw.cS 0 2 » 4 0 Brown, p..... 3 0 0 012 Marr, rf...... 4 1 1 2 0 0 l'hilli[*,8fl... 1 0 1 1 60 Beard s§..... 1 0 0 2 1 l!Maunlng,2b. 4 0 0 240 papers wero reprwnted, and Monday's issues showed Total...... 364 9 27 11 1 Total...... 302 3 27 12 6 • ftttly ami duly ainiretiatcd. f... . •;, n I 21 ; 0 0 1 Left on bases—Nashville 10, Augusta 1. Double Nanliville...... 10010000 3—5 Moli.-i'.iin. Tifflit— 1:!!5. Umpire — Kellv. plays— Kappel, Phillips and Toy; Mauuiug and Toy. Earned runs— Augusta 1, Nashville 2. First on Our great baso ball suit bus 1 ceil routed «po:i IB K . •,..,?,!.. 400 311 CI\C:NVATI vs. ST. Long At CIXOIKNATI MAY 13.— court at last, and, as you doubtless avo already nwars, .400 .400 The Work of Harry Spence*» Team. Time—2:05. Umpire—Mcljuade. hall.;- i HI Ilolachvr 3. B.ise on balk— By Holacher 1. I . . The li'nic cluboullja't-d and oulncldccl the cham- -- Ky Holacher 5, by O'Biit-n 2. Parsed has resulted iu a sijmal defeat for Mr. Slcetaaii, »ho Jl:.. ,lf..... 311 I) OiKnilj, !!>.... 4 0 1 9 POETI.A.ID, Me., May 14—Kditor SPORTISQ LIPE:— CHATTASOOOA vs. CHARLESTON AT CHATTAKODOA MAT |,iotH, at.d KHVP ore -A tho prttliest exhibitions ever 8.-This was tbe opening game at Chattanooga and ; vl. Lift on bases— NasnvilMi, Aii(iusra was beaten at all points. Cunning George, you m/tf L :,, r w«^ a wild nr club tiM l«en in Massachusetts all ihe week, and know how to mako ami soil be<. r, but) ou iiive fully 411 1 lUVkMM.rf. 3 0 0 O - ' ' ' ' was the most brilliant game ever seen on tho local - L : _ _,,n— Sow.tors, Goliisby 3, Bittman, Scholl- V • - ' ' ' only wou one game cut of three. haase aud ilogan. Time— 1:45. Umpire— ilcljuade. estaUMhed a reputation for juiirwirtlwtyi.u do not ". (1 1 1 0: r.rMis.cf...... 2 0 0 1 t «c expected of Ihem when they grounds. Th» feature >f the (r»nie was tho throwing now, nor never did know, how to uigaolxc « base b»U I 0 1 01 Mullftiii*, p... » 1 0 0 : ;ok with him Mad.len. a >oiui« to bases by Arundel, who threw out all five men who ...... i to steal second. Peak played a splendid team. You missed your mark this time, Mr. Pooh- .100 4 l|Ifal,;uiu,c.... 3 0 0 15 20 'M-|-'- UK1 lii'is' I'llilill t ui'i put him In ' ' l ...... flamee Played May 13. Bah. You did no. jjud a juilsfl »ho could not see -. and afKr the first •ind. Score: MEMPHIS vs. MACON AT MEMPHIS MAT 12.— me nel'iing was done in > AB.B.B P. A. I'CHATTN'OA. AB.B. «. P. A.I through your litllc game to si<.p Toronto and Hamil :.l 2 6 24 14 ill Total...... 27 4 3 27 13 1 H-. is n vrry |)r..n, Knouff again proved an obstacle to tho Maoons, ton playiuj.- on tjhluiilay la»t, and thus compctlin( . , ..... 000200000-2 ' ' . ri'-u IIITIJ. ll IIIH 11 ,,,,,,,au, u... 3 0 2 2 i. ni: r,.l,»,,, ,-f.. 4 02 1 01 CIN< i VVAI I. AB.H. H. F. < AB.B.B. P. A B. Gardn*r,3b.. 3 002 ..3 11001 eleven of whom stiuck out, the rest hitting him them to forfeit thoir franchiu.s ai membcmof tho In '.'...... 11010010 i-4 1...:; o 0521 . The only reason ternational League. As for damages, you know you . _p*(i,!,iirK 1. Thri^-huw. bits — M^nn Me Pb. P, 2b. 4013 - • he is such a great Crowley, rf.. 3 1 0 1 ,,K100 0 00 for but four singles. Stearns made a fine one- K.-i li.'liv.fB. 1201 ....41)0 302 Hinei, If...... 3 1 1 1 o •.»-,.-...... 3 9 0 2 10 are not en;itle 4013 s... 3 11040 —' •• M. 3017 0 0, Arundel, C...1 0 1 550 MEMI'IIIS. AB.tt.B. P. A.EI MACON. AB.R. B. P. A.B like a sensible lillle man, go on i i*ki:ig and selling ::UOOKLHI alii 10.— iVKi.nl i'f 4011 o u Itol/iu«>u,2b4 0 1 110 20010 1 0,Piak,2b...... 3 0 0 9 10 Sneed rf..... 4 2 1 0 0 0 Stenrm.lb... 3 I) 1 111 brer, (wrier, etc., aud bocom* a do«d cock in the bat* lJ»M»lTi,c... 11 1 9 2 1 Nicol, if...... 2 10 1 00 .(.... 300 0 1 0,Kent,rf...... 4 0 1 1 00 Mansell, If... 5 1 1 0 0 Oi (Jonnelly, cf. 4 0 0 211 ball pit. ______Noau. Mi.llui.-p .4 0 0 0 2 0 llu.lsoli.p... 3 0 2 1 20 Andrews, Ib. 4 2 2 9 0 OiMillor.p...... 3 0 0 120 Snjdcr.lb... 3 1 0 6 1 o!Uuthuiig,c.. 2 0 0 801 store. Total . 2G2 » 24 7 2! Total...... 33 1 5 24 11 2 Br'ughton.c. o 1 3 12 3 o!Corcorau,3b. 400 1 30 Tiir.v'r.p. on to the cj-tickut «r>.lp->r, fylvcsl.-r WO- (iuracn Plny«d Tuwmlay, May tl. the re:- ' Kr'hmyer.cf 1 0100 0| Harter, c..... 401 1 30 sou, alias Fiwnun, down In Sew Oll-ui«. Ho »o» !>...... v »•» .\inii-ric AT C:tooKLT» MAT f. r it - Charleston...... 000000200-2 ane»t«d rcconlly in that ritv. ar.d Itvcordrr Davey Total...... 36 7 7 « 9 1 Total...... 28 3 4 27 0 4 Chattanooga...... 000001000-1 Fus»'lb'ck,BB 1 1022 OjPeltz, If...... 301 2 11 : t nnto Kennedy in the r'nciin»tl ...... 2 0112100 0—7 Two-base hits—Arundel, Hincj and Broenan. Left Phelan 2b. 420 1 2 olDecker.rf.... 2 1 1 0 00 Have him the option of 3 fine ol $25 or thirty days for -l. T,- '.'s...... 0 0000001 2—3 ijine a great game at secoi.d and has on !«.">» f'hattanoogmtl, Cbarl^ton 1. Strack out— Whit'h'ad^b 4 0 I 0 1 o! Watoh.M..... 3 0 0 142 bcius; a "dtmgcrous cliaract?*." Ho paid bis fine and , i .t. ..'If 'o IK- agood maiDiger. Knouff, p..... 10 0 0 1 OGeiw,2b...... 3 0 0 633 was rvlcaiml. Ani-floit had prevloujy been in-.de to ho j.Iayed on tho home Bi i *"vhiug 9. !• ' '--—Off Halt 1 1. Piiiaeil 1. Wild secure his n.-l,iu»e on a » rit ol hslivas corpus, but IB* tvcrhills on th» 17th nut. Total...... 389 » 27 90 Total...... 29 1 1 27 17 8 applicatiou wu reluax-d iu the Criminal Couit - . m., a.*v ^.^. »~ v«. .^.a. Look out fer acruwd. j,it. ug 2. lime- : t .ue—Buriu. Lil4iUtUll>, Uu^ uil ot uiuc May 19. e— '- ———— THE SPORTI1S"G LIFE.

Biley 5. Firit on errors—Portland 5, Blare 3. Pawed Flnt on errors—Oswego «, Start 1. First on balls— 9, Bridgeport 7 Two-twse M!s—Flrl-N, nambnrg. NEW ENGLAND LEAGUE. bills—M. Sullivan 4. Wild pit. hf«— Uiley 1. btruck INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE. Oiwego 6, Stars 1. L*ft on bssee— Stars 3, Oavvego 7. THE EASTERN LEAGUE. Home run—Hamburg. Total >> • "i Inland out—By Ilictman 1, by Biley 7 Double plaja— Struck out—By Mattimore 4,by Devine 4 Paiscd balls 13, Bridgeport 14. Banes - Uland 4, Game* to be Played. Kearns, Spt-noe and OavMUtigb; Spt-nce, Cavanagh. Gnmr* to be Played. —Christuian 3, M. Closkey 3. Earned runs—Stars 1. Came* to be Played. Bridgeport 5. Tim?—1 ,'i4). ( w. May 1", H.ivei hill at Portland; Brockton at Newbury- Umpire—ShaugbDdisy. Time—1:50. May 15,17, Ii . 'ic». Two-hase hit—Jacoby. Three-base hit—Simons. May IS, 19, Bridgeport vs. Providence at Bridgeport. MciincH v«. \V«ri!Kni-RT n at Syracuse. Double plays—Jacoby and Householder, Tomuey and May 18,19, Long Island vs. Meride.i at Long Island. The home team Irut uiattîs nil th-ir own way until • ; ronto vs. Buffilo at Toronto. BUFFALO vs. H iirrr.u.o MAV 12.—Th« V rsey City v«. Harlf.id at Jers y City. ninth inning to win, five runs being made through tou. dtû, - *as tint. Scort-: V imilton vs. Ro.l.ester at n.milton. visitors turned tli- • the home cluband wrn V tjik v* Waterbury at Newark. luck r bits and errors. 8c r<-: M»y-21,Liwr nil; Brock'onatHarerhill. V'.KAJ!. H.fl P. • T.AB.R.B P. A.B V nghamton v- 'ughamton. easily. The fiel.hu^ ol u.-.tl.er c!ub was up to the >' ;ort «t Me iden. • IBID1H. ABR.B. P. i. r. WATe>B°T. AB.R.«. P. A.I Aluy ^J, llii\i u-ypori; Brockton at Bos- 0'Conneil,lb 51011 If.. 410 4 01 > ricuse vs. Ui mark, but the Hamilton club rather excelled in this >' I 'roi i lence at Long Island. ASeis...... 4 1 1 0 5 liWhteler, rf.. fi 0 1 1 01 t'-i : Lawr .1 I. Burns, r^..... 41101 sb 401133 >' , . liinghamton * • ., • i Binghamton. respect and in bitting. Store: ^' . . . den at Bridgeport. Sulliran, rf.. 4 1 0 1 0 ll Jl'lji'gh'p^. 503 0 11 i!ny -4. Ne« l,ur.v(urtat !'r.'Cht.tn; Iliverhill at Boston. KiUy,cf...... 3 2 1 1 - Ib41111 00 41*} i^, iM, .:">, Oswego vs, L'tica At Oevvego. BUFFALO. AB.B.B. P. A.I HAMILTON. AB.B.B. P. A.E May i4, W*i«,bury vs. lirufgep'jrt at Waterbury. Murphy, If... 4 0 0 2 0 (il.MelloD, cf.... S 1 1 1 00 UMJ '&, N'cwburyportHt Port'and; Bostouat Lawrence. Beecher, c... 4"! 07 <-f3 1 0 3 0 1 M»jr 2."), -in. Tor. nto v. II million at T roolo. Br.utle:S,2b3 0 1 2 1 3 Aodrus, if... 5 1 0 1 00 May 24, 25, Long Is'and vs. Hartford at L"n< Inland. M'Corm'k.Sb 5 2 1 2 2 llManaxll, If.... 5 1 0 1 00 Burke, If.....4 012 ib 4 1 2 2 6 2 May 25, '21, Buffalo vs. Rochester at Buffalo. McGlone, 3b. 4 0 1 4 1 O'Haiuey, 3b.. 6 1 1 2 20 May 24, 27, Newark vs. Providence at Newark. Dnnn, lb..... 5 1 4 8 2 iiiDi-rhy, c...... 5 2 1 11 21 Tbe Record. Ponald,3b... 4001. &411100 Murray, If... 30100 liKellojrg^s... * 1 0 1 00 May 24, 27, Jersey City ^s. Meriden at Jersey City. Grant, 2b..... 6 0 1 4 2 5 IVttit,2b...... 5 4 2 233 Couwftv, p... 3111" r"... 401 1 00 The Record. Holzb'rg'r.cfS 00 4 1 3'Wiighl, cf... 4 1 2 2 11 May 25, Bridgeport vs. XVatei bury at Bridgeport. Stone., c...... 5109 Buttin, 3r...... 410 2 21 The Xewburyport Club is HOT in the lead, Cox,98.'...... 4 100- ,..4 01420 irith IlaverhiH a close second, Brockton is still The first week of tbe championship season of Juvne, rf..... 41152 1 Collins, 2b... 410 3 21 May 25, 20, Newark vs. Men.ten at Xewaik. Quinu.cf..... 3 111 Campana, lb 5 2 2 9 10 Peltee,2b....4 0 0 4 2 0 tiraUif, p.... 4 0 0 052 Smith, c...... 2 0 0 2 2 1 Knight, If... 4 0 2 000 May 25, '29, Jersey Cily vs. I'lovidem-e at Jersey City. Lambert, p... 501 0 7 1 llnghrs, p.... 500 0 9 S third with slightly better percentage than laa this League shows that tbe clubs arc pretty Firle, lb...... 4 0 0 9 1 1'Joues, lb..... 4 0 1 9 00 May 27, llartf >rd vs. Bridgepo t at Hartford. week. Lawrence also maintains fourth, Boston Total...... 367 4 27 215 T.tol...... 35 5 7 27 159 equally matched and that the battle in all like Weir, M...... 30000 (ISoniojers, c.. 4 0 1 8 32 May 27, 20, Lon f Islaad vs. Wa'erbury at Long lelauj. Total...... 40 7 9 272110 Tot tl...... 45 1110271810 bas fhown a gêit decline in play and baa been Lawnnce...... 2 3002000 0—7 lihood will be close and interesting. No club as Walsh, p..... 3 0 0 1 3 4'McAithur, p4 0 0 1106 May 20, Bridgeport vs. llartford at Bildgepnt. Hwiifu...... 2 1 2200000—7 Me«bu yport...... 4 0000000 1—5 yet shows marked weakness. Our table below Waterbury...... 00001302 5—U pushed to the tail by Portland, the latter going Earned runs—Newburyport 1. Baaes sto'en— Total...... 29 1 4 271114 Total...... 39 5 7 27 18 10 up a peg into filth place. The record contains includes all games to May 14 inclusive: The Record. Taru-base hits— Duuu, Pettit, ('im,»iii. First on Breeder, Murri.ou 3,OTunnf ll.Birke. Two-base hi e~ Buffalo...... 00000010 0—1 In this League'there is a very pretty struggle t*lb—Hrridm 4, Waterl.ury 2. Stoleu t.a««—Meri- all games played up to May 14 inclup»rt 1, Lawrer.ce 2. Fit'st Left on bases—Buffalo li, Hamilton 8. First 03 ball* with the former in the lead, closely pushed by Struck out—MeriJen 0, Wa'»ibury 4 Wild pitches— ou ermra—Xewburj p rt '2, Lawrence 4. Struck out— —By M.-Arthur 5. by Wab-h 1. First on errors—Buf Jersey City and Xewark, the two latter being Lambrtrl 2. Time—2:05 Umpire—Ch is. Dauitls. Bv Gniber 3, by Con way 6. PouMe j>la>s—C'j, falo 1, Hajiilton 8. Struck out—By W»l«h 1, by Mc- HARTFORD vs. PKOVIDESCE AT HAKHVRD May 12.— Clubs. l' = tied for second place. Hartford is a good fourth, O'Con ooII ami Donald. Umpire—Baonon. Time—1:50. Arthnr 7. Double plays—Kirle and McGlona, Jevne within easy reach of the leaders. Providence Tbe Harlloidalialt.d bard and placed a flue Belling BEOCKTON vs. HAVBRMILL AT BROCKTON MAY 13.— snd Firle. Wild pitches— W.tsh 3. Time—2:U6. gam^, and tlie vUito:s LaTowly escaped a shut-out, The h me club wou without much exertion. All of Buffalo...... Oil ol ol ol o o Umpire—Hoover. has dropped to fifth place. Bridgeport haa j'i«t manaîiig to score a run In the last inning ou a the vUUors* run* were home runs. Se^n: Binghamtou — ...... 0 ... 0 0 0 1 0 0 ROIHESTEB vs. TOB.OXTO AT KorilKSTER MAT 12.— worked out of tho last ditch to a tie with Meri b.t by Siboul erg and a wild thro* by Meict«i: m BROCKTON. AB.R.B. P. A E HAVEKHt L. AB.B. B. Pi A.I! Ham tit 'U...... 1 o! ot oooo The second game btt»een these two clubs resulted in den for sixth position. Long Island is left at HARTfMID. ABR.B P. AE PEOHD'CE. AB II B. P.- A.* Bost> n...... 300 H»ww, lb... 4 1 1 13 10 HcGarr, 3b.. 300 2 51 Os wego...... 0 0 ...I Oj 0 a bad defeat for the Canadians, owing to their utter the tail without a solitary won game. The Johns, n, if.. 4 1 1 2 2 0 MrCuthy, If 4 0 0 0 01 Brockton ...... 571 MeUter,>b... 400 4 21 M uncart..... 311 1 00 Rochester...... 0 o; o 0'... " 1 .500 inability lo do anything with Blakely's terrific deliv MeHtfr. 2b.. 523 1 01 McKron, »».. 400 2 61 Have-rhiH...... 2 I .6(6 DAvi^Sb.....^ 0 0 1 1 0 CUil.ss...... 3 0 0 121 Syracuse...... ^ 0 0 0 2! O 1 . 3 :,750 ery. Hackelt's second-bas-* play was the distinguish gam* forfeited by Long Island to Newark May Kr.ig, lb..... 3 1 1 1C 0 0 jclioiub'g.lii 4 1 1 11 00 Law re.ice...... 0! 2 0 .500 flwdy.c...... 3 1 1 2 1 (• Brt-hnVo,lb 4 0 0 12 01 Toronto ...... 1 o! o 2 1.500 ing feature of tbe game. Kuigiit battel h-av ly: 6 does not go in the record, as the non-appear Lufberrv, as. 4 0 1 0 40 Smith, rf.... 300 0 10 Kewl.iiryiort..... Si 0| 1; .714 Thayer, rf.... 3 I 1 1 1 1 Hawkt8,*2b.. 3 00400 I'tica...... o 2|0 o oi o ROCH'ST'BS. AB.R.B. p. A.E TORONTO. AB.R.B. p. A.l ance of the Long Isl.inls was due to an over Scuoch, If.... 3 1 2 2 U (I Whitiug.c. . 4 0 0 4 10 Poitl.nd...... 2 0 0! .333 Wo.î,lf...... 4 1 1 3 0 0 -iatttry,cf... 3 0 0 0 00 Visner, 3b... 411 1 11 Ortelhout.rf. 401 1 00 sight by President LV.Iard. The gaue will be D«.yle, 3b..... 4 0 0 1 3 1 Sewar I, cl... 3 0 0 200 McGunXr- 301 1 53 Hurphv, lr... 311 2 00 Games lost...... 2 2! 1 2: 1 ll 2| 112 | Kenzle, cf... 410 2 00 Albert-, s»... 300 0 41 Rem.-en,cf... 402 1 0 0'Doyle,2b...... 200 4 30 T»al lost...... [ 7, 3l »|8| 2! e| 24 Ha>i>in,»..... 3 0 1 0 4 0! Vadeb'co'r.c 3 0 0 211 played off later oa. The record below contains KeLnixly, 104 1 2 10 1 o Morris .n, cf.S 0 0 0 00 all games to May 14 inclusive: Haye»,c...... 4 1 2 4 2 0 Landis, p..... 3 0 1 034 Cudwjrtb.cf 3 0020 0;L'ontey( p..... 300 0 73 Opening Qames Played May 8. Knight, rf... 422 » 0 0 faatz, lb..... 300 9 00 Henry, p..... 4 1 0 0 7 3 Piôtt.ab... 3 0 0 110 Games Played May 7. Parker, If..... 4 1 1 1 0 v Smith, 3b..... 3 0 0 331 ToV...... 314ti 27 15 5 Total...... 282 2 24 15 7 BUFFALO vs. HAMILTON AT BUFFALO MAY 8.— Caskine, ss... 4 0 0 1 3 1 Veach, p...... 3 0 0 131 Total...... 35712 2718 5 To'al...... 30 1 2 24 15 6 HATIKBILL vs. BOSTOX AT HAVBBHILL MAY Br.ckton...... 10030000 x-4 This was the opening championship game and Hackett, 2b.. 4 0 3 3 4 0 (toiling, c... 3 0 I 512 S "< Hartford...... 12010030 x—7 T.—The home club played a miserable game in Uaverhil'...... 10001000 0—2 was attended by about 2,000 people, including Murray, c.._. 3 0 0 6 2 0; Em lie, If..... 3 0 0 100 oTi 3 Pruvi ience...... 0 0000000 1—1 the field and did not offset this with any g< ol work Karned iuu«—Brockton 2, Hayerlnll 2. Home Clakely, p... 20006 2 Macklin, 2b. 3 0 0 3 21 x • : &f!fj | 9 Earned mi s—daitford 3. Base on errors—Hart- many la lies. The Hamiltons were the opposing t at the bat. The lVs*ons, . Lett ou base :;—Meriden 6, advantage, with its level surface and green Umpire—Hovey. Time—1:45. Total...... 844 10 27 222| Total...... 35 1 8 21 19 5 Hartfoid 9. Passed balls—Ma-k 1. Double plays— Bavu. 3b...... 3 2 1 2 1 0 Whe«lock,rf 4 0 3 2 00 10. Two-base bits—T. Griffin, Sbattuck, Carroll,Hen- Hartfjrd...... 10000210 x —1 Or^ly, C...... 1 1 i 9 2 1 Uatfleld, 3b.4 0 0 3 01 sward making it one of the finest ball grounds, KOCHEiTEP. VS. TORONTO AT ROCHESTER MAY 8.— gle, Pendergrast, Tuohty, Kappel, Jones. Tbroe-base Lawlcr, McC»rmick, Richardson and Graut; Gilmore, with accominoJutions for its patrons not Over -l,OoO people, iurludin,; a large relegation from Meriilen...... 00010000 0—1 Tlayer, rf... 493 0 00 Sheffler, cf... 300 1 10 hit*—T. Griffin, Uengle. Earned runi—L* ica 6, bing- Earned runs — Uaitford 3, MeriJrn 1. Two-bane Mack and Mtiiter. Triple play— Kichard^n, Grant Toronto, witnt ssed this the openiug game of tbe sea hamton 2. Double plays—Toohey and J. neH, Jones and Dtinn. Stolen bases—Sullivaa 2, Grant 2, John* McGutn'le,p4 0 0 1 8 0 O'Rourke.c. 3 0 1 2 65 excelled by any other grounds in the country, son, iho contest was clote and exciting, the visitors Lite — Meister 2, Krelg, Sullivan. Home rue — Mu'- Hjlpni.*..... 4 OO 2 3 0 (Javan'gb, lb 3 0 0 9 00 and it la hoped that the uâr agenvcut cf the Buffalo and t'wyer. Basesgtolen—Moyuahan, M. GritHn.Has. phy. First on errors— Hanfurd 5, Meridcn 1. ft nuk ton, Meister, Krieg, Scbock atd Slack. Hit by winning through snperi r fielding. Wbitney's error sett. Passed balls—Munj-au 2, McK.ough 2. Wi'd pitcbeiitcher—dcbock. Time—1:35. Umpire—Lynch. Cnd»orth,cl 3 1 0 a 0 0;8pence, 2b... 3 0 0 4 22 Club Mill receive this e- proviug dbaitrous to the home club. The visitors out — Giltuore 10, Grant 1. Ltfi on baUDU. Stolen bases — Mei.-tcr 1, Total...... 31 » 7 27 18 1 Total...... 31 1 6 24 1614 Hanjiltons were fec.rled by a large doUga 1 >n of in the fojtrth on hitd by Morrisson, £mtti>. Veach and Doyle 1, Murpby 2. Time — 1:30. Umpire— L.Micb. BP.IDBSPORT vs. Loxo ISLAND AT BRIDGEPORT Brockton...... 30000110 x—o tlieir friend?, who b;ought with thtm the fib keU to Maculia and an error by Wuitney. Rochester eco cl THE REAL GIAHT3. Lo.Vfi ISLAND vs. JEB-EY CITY AT Lose I LAND MAY MAY 14.—The home team won by bunching PortUnd...... 00000100 0—1 ConYiijce the ButtaIuui 1 na that ihyir bail to&oers all b^r runs iu tbe sixth on singles by Hacke;t,Ki.ight, '. — This was tbe opening paaie at Long letaud, yet tbeir bits in th« ti^hlh inning, aided by a couple of Earoed runs—Biockton 2, Portland 1. Ba*es stolen cou'.ddowu the Bi-oa-, aud,as the sequel sl'owa, they Chicago Exceeding Detroit in Aggregate tbe attendance was ralLcr small. Only seven innings —Mei-ter, Grady, Tbayer, Cudwortb, Kra us. Two- Ciekius, a double by Llokely and a triple by Yi:i«r. wild throws. Tuttle, a locil aoiateur, played abort mn t !:ave retimed to Hamiitofj saadar bnt shekei- KuigLt led tbe batting. Score: Weight and Height. were played, wben tbe game had to be called oa ac fi-r the home teaiu and showed up well. Score: base bit—Grady. Three-badJ hit—Wneelock. Passed le B than wben the-y rvriTrd in Enft.-.lo. count cf raiu, with tbe score a tie. Score: bals—O'Rourke 4, Grady 1. Wild pitches—McKiuley The Hamilton '. niyand a fine- BOC1II3TEK. AB.B. B. P. A.E[ IOKOSTO. AE.B.B. r. A E Editor SPORTIXG LIFE:— Lear Sir:—If you BBIDfl'p'ET. AB.B. B. P. A.E LOSS ISL. All a. B. P. A.I Visner, If..... 41120 0 Osttrliout.rf. 500 000 will permit me, I would like to call your atten LONG ISL. AB. B.B. P. A.I JEBSEVC'T. AB.R B. P. A.E E. Stap'n^b. 5 2 1 3 2 1 Fie.ds,lf...... 5 0 1 00 T ¥TTBI. -*» -fcjri-is— SrorktoS 2. ^First OB errors— looking lot of I.n up iu good form Kirnzii.cr.... 4 00 0 0 0 Alberts, u... 5 1 1 0 1 0 Fields, If...... 4 2 1 2 0 OO'Brien, cf_. 4 0 1 0 00 Brown, p..... 5 2 1 0 12 O'?hetzli'e,2b. 5 0 2 0 3 Brockton 8, Forlland 3. Struck out—By McGvtniigte- _ _ i-iroli\e ^ igh tl.ey hid to Kenned} ,lb. 4 1 0 1J 01 Morris, n,cf. 3215 0 0 tion to a statement originating with 0. P. Cay- feheliline.lb. 4 1 1 7 0 OiFiiel, rf...... 4 2 1 0 00 Stapleton,lb4 1 0 12 0 1 tt'G'chey.cf. 5 2 2 0 0 8, by McKinley 2. Left on bases—Brockton 6, Port succonib "?trUUL£f ,Vl " >a *n tn:S ^ rs* Caskins,- ss...• 40102• ------0 faatz, lb..... 4----oo 1 1 10 10 ler, of the Cincinnati Cummereial Gazette, to the McG'h'y, cf. 4 1 2 0 1 1 Becciu', If.... 402 4 00 Hamburg, If 4 2 3 3 1 1 ! Alrord.ts..... 521 T 1 land 3. Umpire—Daily. Time—2h. game, they pos^tH ftiV " *^ * nrj, ^^^ effect that the Detroit Base Ball Club was the Al»ord, as.... 4 0 0 1 3 2'Corcoiao, r.. 3 0 1 601 Leary, 3b..... 5 1 2 1 0 1 Sch-uck,3b.. 5 1 4 2 1 3 team, aLd 1 would cot L~ .,..,.,.. . irTTJey d*o"not Whimey,3b2 0 0 1 0 heaviest team ever seen in Cincinniti, and Schenck, 3b. 3 1 1 2 1 0|Hylaod,2b.... 3 0 0 021 Murphy, rf.. 401 0 0 Rrdloy, rf.... 411 0 00 Games Played Hay 10. mike it rather Ihely fjr ail .he tlubs iu the Interna Murray, c... 4 0 0 5 4 0 Humphries,^ HauriiiaD,2b 3 0 2 2 3 1 Laiham, lb.. 3 1 1 10 10 M, Cauley.cf 5 1 1 1 1 Ouff.lb...... 4 1 2 0 t tional League. copied into other papers with the slight change KWley, rf.... 3 0 0 0 0 0 ,-ai,3'j...... 3 0 1 111 Siismith, c.. 4 0 2 5 4 0 Cranz, c...... 4104 1 1 BOSTOX vs. NBWBURYPORT AT BOSTO.I MAT 10. Hackett, 2-.. 4 1 1 2 3 1 Davis, p...... 4 1 0 0102 ûa£"r^*j£*ti4troits are the biggest set of men The fielding of trie Baff ilos was almost fiu't'eas Blakely, p.._ 3 1 1 1 12 3 Macklin, 2t>.3 0 1 0 20 Cuff, c...... 30054 OlP.'Muipby p 3 0 0 0 12 1 Tuttle, SB..... 4 111 3 1 Green, r.-... 4001 6 0 —The game was loosely played, but the super OLly one error bring crt-ditfd to them. Cetttr and ever gathered"StotSTteftWr ...Both statements Roach, p...... 300 2 21 Ung, ss...... 321 0 10 ior batting of the visitors enabled them to win easily: jjrd-tit'r icneld work was never done ou the Buualo Total...... 4010122723 6 Total...... 41 813 2415 9 Total...... 33 4 7 27 22 7[ Total...... 33 6 7 27 18 2 classed Broutherc, Thompson, vj^, MEWB'YP'T. AB R.B. p. A.E B. BLIES. AB &. B. p. A.E grjunds. Aa for tU« ou fiet-J, they did not Lave au Total...... 31 5 7 21 H 6 Total_ 30 5 8 21 17 4 Bridgeport...... 10100017 x—10 Beecher, If... 5 2 1 1 0 VMcL»u'n,2b. 4 1 1 3 62 Toronto...... 2 0040000 0—8 Twitchell as giants; Rowe, Richardsen"7*jB»SIi^. opportunity to show tLuir mettle, tut balh that came Rochester...... 0 0000400 0—4 Jersey Cily...... 010120 1—5 Long Island...... 000111131—8 LaRjqi,e,3h. 4 2 2 1 1 1! W.Salli'nrf. 4 0 0 0 00 Ifieir way were hatdled t-nd fieldtd home promptly. and Hanlon aa large, heavy men, and Manning '^jjLjgland...... 300020 0—5 Earned runs—Bridgeport 5, Loiu Island 3. Base Ilanaâii,lr.4 01700 Hartmtt,lb. 4 0 0 10 10 Earned runs—Kocheit^r 2, Toronto 2. First on The element of weak tie B was at tbe bat, no lesa than errors—Toronto 2. Fiiut on balls—Rochester 2, To aa a middle-weight. Ah hough I bad no weights nod EarnetTTHP?—^°n? liland 2. First on balls—Long on errors—Bridgeport 4, Long Ts!and 4. Base oa Whiteby.cf. 4 1 1 2 0 0 M.Sulii'n, c. 4 0 1 743 ten la auien fanning the air and s nkmg cut. We nuadiiremeLti to refer t<>, I thought at tbe time thU I.lan.l l lJ™îi.'J 2 Struck onr—Loog Island 4, balls—Bridgeport 4. Struck out—Brown 6, Green 3. Shannon, 2b 4 0 2 1 3 1 Born-, cf..... 4 0 1 021 ronto 3. Struck out—Rochester 8, Toronto 7. Left shall iiot b« too cii icat nt this early fct ge of Uie on bases—Roc'.ieater 4, Toronto 5. Two-base hits— Mr. Cajler wa« wron^, and wrjte him so—ammy- 'i,v l TWNf«« Int-Fiel*. Total base hits Left on bates— Bridgeport 10, L ng I-land 6. Basog Morrison, ps4 1 2 0 1 1 J Snlli'n, 3b 4 0 0 112 titasou, but hope lo rtcoid a great iniproveruent. muusly, to protect myself, as I hal na fijjurrs to bit-k -Long iBlai'd 8, iCbv I'">• 7. Pa..Md balU-Cor- stolen—Hamburg 2, McGetchey 1. Tbree-base hit— O'Brien, rf... 4 1 1 1 0 0 Rlley, p...... 3 0 0 0 91 Itlaki-ly, Faatz, Albert. Three base hits— Knight, The "D-iitiduii! meiita of the team c'tiuld not be let Visuer. Double plaj—Humphries aud Faitz. Parsed raj a^crtiuo. I matched the Cliicagus agaliiat the corari 2, Cuff 2. Leary. Two-base hita—Brown, Hamburg, McCauley, Lovett, p..... 4 0 1 1 11 3 Mnlien.lf.... 3 0 0 3 01 ter, atid tie ensemlle âs ~n r\ n::d why sfi-jtih! it Dctruits, placing ADSOD, McCormick, William-ton and Tuttle,Cuff,-k:benck. Wild pitches—Green 2. Passed Wilson, c..... 4 1 1 13 0 0 Suaw, SB...... 3 0 0 0 00 l.«l,a— Hui.it.I r.n 1 Miinavl. Wii.lnit.ihes—Blakely not, wiih men ] •' ' v Gore 88 tbe giants; Kelley, Flint, Dalrycujle and Games PlajVil balk—Siisriiith 1. Time— 1:5J. Umpire—Farrow. Firle, Jevne, 11- ^^^^ '•IAt 8.—Over PfeiTer as Urge, heavy men, and Burns »i the uiidUIe- BBIDGBPORT TS. jEBbt/v CITY AT ITT ^.—...... 803000 VP^| Smith may be^ ffjjj^f •* WeiffM^ Sin'v tjien juiir paptr baa jjuMhshtd tbe nucotuiTit. - was 1-ght and in belding wei. '• r di"^.*f h' feania. AccoitiiDg to STKÎI mall attendai1 _ I LSI .3 ...... 0 0000000 1—1 throwing fix 1 ô piant3 do not aggregate HS much ,_ , rues—Newbtirjport 4. Two-base hit— rk. The Stars sc rel ' weather being very cold and chilly, which pre- bet-n Been ,,,.T =e...... U.^K ou »..-- ..its by Alcott and Tomney, in -: • Detroit giants ly 4U iurhes; bnt ex Tected good pla>itig. Sruiih,a IxuUville amateur, Exultant Over Newark's Defeat—Minor Lovetr. First on errore—\ewturi poita 5, Blue* 3 to cap the climax he uiad- fie run chat w<..u ihe â.i;ef ceed them in «e ghf, tiking tbe former slighter *eij:ht, fctruck out—By Lorett 9, by Kiley 8. Double plays— a wild throw by Walsh and a pansed ball. The other occupied the box for tbe visitors. He waa hit hard, Mention. aud poor Ro- hesttr turned grttu with envy ayd put lun was obtained iu tbe seventh inning, Tomney get 74 pjumls. Tlie oth^r five of the Chicago^ exceed tha 1 ut the hits were eta tertd. Br-WD, for the home McLanghliD, Hartnett, H. H>ulJi\aD, Burns, McLa -gii on sack cloth at dashes. Detruit five in stature 6^ inchee, hat aie lighter ia JERSEY CITY, May 14.—Editor SPORTIMO Hn ami J. SuUiyao. Wild pitches—LuTett 2. Bdês ting t. nr.-t ou thoupe'a fumble, reaching third on tisun, pitched a pojd gaiue. Il\!aD'1 and Latham car* LIFE:—They came, they saw and were defeated; Manager Chapman received many congratulation! Butkley's hit and scoring 01 Sboupe's fum le of avoiruupcis hy Spomds. In the aggregate the Chi- ried off tbe fi Miog honort for the Traitors and Six- —tolen—Btether and LaBoque. Time—1:41. Umpire on thesurcefrs of the team, whi'e tli^ fico of ihe gen- cag >team exceeds theDetioit team, b-sth in height and and ?acu a game, nnd such a crowl, and such —Dail.r. Green's grouuder. Oawego faile.1 to get a run. Score: smith and Hamburg for the home tfam. Score: Ul presldeLt of tbe clnb waa radi:iut wi h (.miles STARS. AB.B B. P. A.E| OSWEGO. AB.B.B. P. A.E weight, 2% inches in the OLeani 6.3 p uuda iu the BniDG'PT. AB.K.B. P. A. K JERS'T CITr.AB.R. B. P. A.I excitement was never known in Jersey City be HAVERHILL vs. POBTLAHD AT HATEEHILL MAY 10.— ID fact «ver>btstr*ted hi^ abilities ai a things affect their efficiency as ball pla)er?, William* to your correspondent aa though he jumped five Banker, 2b. 4 0 0 4 4 O.gbeffler, cf... 421 3 01 pitcbrr by s frikJD» uutseTou Bis JOB, and was ably as- Total...... 32 2 6 27 195 Total...... 31 0 3 24 20 son with his gieat bulk being one of tlie nio-tt active Total...... 31 6 8 21 14 5 Total...... 37 9 10 27 18 3 feet from the ground, securing the ball with his fltattery, cf.. 4 1 2 1 0 O'O Kourkc, c.. 4 0 0 9 10 BMlcd by Sonimtri. Hoovtr, the tunpue, f ave entire men f u the Chicago tf am, ranking as a base runner HariuuD,lf... 40010 OiSj-eoc?, '2'j... 400 0 11 Oswego...... 0 0000000 0—0 Bridgeport...... 00200001 3—6 left hand, and while descending put the man a.tisf^ctiuQ to everybody; his decLsiona being pioinpt Syracuse...... 0 1000010 x— 2 with G re and bdlrynjple, and only below Kelly. Jersej Citi...... 2 0300400 x—9 Tad'b'ccu ,c 4 1 1 8 2 elL'vVghjlbjft 400 5 44 ai^d impartial. Ho*ev*r, I think the suhjo.ned talle will verify my oat who was making strenuous efforts to reach Huiphy,p... 411 0 13 3 JfKU'y1p.rf 3 10013 Virst ou errors— Slais 4, Oswego 2. Firaton balls— Earued runs—Bridgeport 2, Jersey City 3. First on sec. nd in safety. To HII appealanc.-s, not feeling sat Tuefrd^y, the 25th, Bm-lirtter—well before making OffCro'hiM 2, Off Mattimoce 1. Struck out— By claim that the tine men meutioned of the Clii;ag..a lml'8—Bridgeport 4, Jersey City 1. First on errors— isfied with this, be made a ledutit'ul double play unas any prevjict:o>>a we will wait until after the game. (JntLers C, by Matlimore 3. Wild pitch— Crothers. are heavier than the nine of tho Detroit3 mentioned Pridgerx>rt 2, Jeraey Cily 3. Slruck out—Brown 9, Total ..... 3-18 9 27 20It ToUl...... 3679 241210 iid-t ag.-r Oueipniau Las signed Callabau, of the in the statements n-fetred to. And allow m^ &> further sisted. After a sbarp run be cautr-it a l-ard-hit liner HaT.rhill...... 1 0 0 2 0 0 5 0 x— Passed balls— Chri.ttnan 2. Left on base,— Stars 7, SDirth 7. Wrld pitches—Soiiih 3, Bro«n 1. Bases from Greenw ood's I at about six inches frum tbe Comings. Obweô 6. Tbree.-!asd hit — Vrduer. Bas*s stolen — add in tbis connection thit the loose, taggy field uni- (to'en—E. gt»pletorj,Stiir.Hon, Trjel 2, Say. Patsed Portlatd...... 1 0030021 0-7 The Wood brothers, pitclier and catcher, will arme foima of t : ie fuimer and the white h> se tend to make ground, and like a Dish he Uucbed Tucker, who was Eari>ed runs—iUvtrbillS, Fort!aad 2. llomo ru Oberlander, Aiott, '!'< mney, Buckley, Gieeu, Matti- balls—Si.xnuith 1. Left inbasts—F.ridjerxrt5,.Jtr9( y B. Two-base hit»— IIrUi.il, Cono:an. Thre<- —Stifrfil- r snd Munce. T*o-bato hits— McGî probably t aratd for them their Gotham apt ell \tive of base hit—Br.wn, Friel. Ilit by pitcher—Smith 1, and Hylaud, with the rest of tbe team, are at present BrcfUtth^n, k earns, Whee'ock and UtitSeid. I'ai** "Longshoremen " Their loose appeaiaute his like the lious of tbe hi.nr. foal's—ViitJeboijCûr fi. Wild pitches—Murphy 1, Ctv- Newburyport Item*. Games Flayed May 11. Brown 1. Time—1:58. Umpire—Farrow. C. r*oran, < ur p'ncky yruntr catcher, covered third NEWEURTPORT, Maps, Ma* 14—E-lltor SPOUTING wise un'l< ubtcdly contributed, in a measure, to the LONG ISLAND vs. NEWARK AT LONG ISLAVD MAY 11. tnag'i 2. t'irsl on er on—lUrerhlll 1, Portland 1. PvBAcrsi vs. TORONTO AT SYBACUSE MAY 11. — Over De r- Us' unm ri.ed di-ii.:ctioa if beiii^ the biggest bag, as our only Jimmy Sty was incapaci'ated on Sii» ck out-B> Mnr,'tiy 11, by McKinley 1, HatHeld LIFE:—Ne« turyiorl leadt* the Le.tgue...... Sifter 3/jOU p.-oplo witnessed ihe tmt meeting Utween tbe-e —The home club v as outi1*j*d but ma'le a pretty arc uut of sickrie-s. lie lit right i ut1.. '-phenomenal1* HriTerhilt h*s slid down to lliird pl-.ee...... t'*ptain gee cf men ever uatbeie I into one ttanri: fight until Bear the close, wh* n the Neaarks were 1, Cuvaitagh 4. D uLle t-l^js—Munce and BliUarr, strong ritraN, t nd greit excitement prevailed. The Height. Wei ht. Height, Weight. allowed to mat- rially increase lh<.:r score. Svore: Smitb from the first, and »aa well backed up by Hy- Bat«8 hlolen—Kearas, O'Koorke, McOarr, Munc--. Shauix>n waa c«ll(-d bcme by a telegrim Friday. lie general Llay of both nines waj excellent. Both land and Latlmn. Anson...... 6— 2 218 Broulhera.. 6— ^ 207 t. r3LASD. AB.R B. f. A.I NLWARK. AB.K.B. P. A.I Curl, dlaitery 2, Vadt-bvncour 3. Left un Itiwej—I'oil- tntt the club in Bo&ton Monday...... Tha nist two Crolfcers and Davis w. re bit Ireely, but the splend: d McCormick 5— W% 219 Ttiomiwon. 6— 2 2')7 And now a word for our battery, Tiernan and Mur- wt-cks'record ihe Newburjp>rts may feel proud r,f. Fields.lt'...... 1OO 2 00 Grei-uw M,2b 2 00210 phv. Although we baê had i o t-.vo th'iimnd (2,000) kni 3. Unitird—&>ha>ighnvsay. Time—2:30. fic'.ding mad., safe hits scan e. Tbe Torontos did Williamaon5—10 213 White...... 5—11 170 8h<-lziine,lli4 0 0 11 0 0 Burns, 3I>..... 4 0 0 120 Keep it up ai d yon may t-*ka the pein ant (o th? the b. st batting, but the home teim excelled in Gure...... 6—11 183 Twitchell... 5—11 175 dollars offered for thtru ai >tt (it being possibly too "clam diggera' home''...... Li:tla M-jnisou, likcBartd fleUIiig and b»« ruur.iny. Ibe Torontos (cored M'G'cbey, cf 4 0 1 001 Coogan, rf... 412 2 01 scon), we, neveith'-lers, in our exuberance, cotsider Games Played Hay 12. Alvord, n..... 4 0 0 2 2 2i'!aaey, cf...... 4 2 0 1 00 of o'd, lays out the giants when be tlin£g''lm little all their runs in the first inn n^ on M-.lrison's bit and Total...... 23—9% Total...... 24—2 that away b^low the mat k. Fiv« of tbe eleven hita BOSTOM vs. UAVERHILL AT Bosros MAT 12. — rtick."...... W h?& StmnLon made tbe witiLing run in steal, a passed ball, Faatz's La-e on balls and Smith's SchMick.,3 '..200 0 21 Tucker, lb... 4 1 2 10 00 credited t' the Xe»aik slnKî rs should be attributed This game was wretchedly played on both files. Kelly...... ft—11 Bennett..... 5—11 H«nrih*u,203 1 1 2 1 1 Annis, If...... 4 1 0 1 00 ihe Haverhill JiewLurjport gaino, litil^ MoirUou two-badger, ^yra(.'u e also scor. d two runs iu th s in- flint...... 5—11 Itowe...... 5— to the pror condition 'f ihe ground immediately in The visitor*, however, won by tuêri r Lattirg. Score: sang liU liltli soag to C^n Muipby—"T7/e bloo y niagon J..co'-y'd lasoou balls at dsua',hi(sby Ob- rlan- Eidloy, rf..... 201 0 00 D.ili, c...... 401 9 20 front of thq home plate, the tall on e>tch occasion Da'rymple.. 5— HicliarJtoii 5— Kr»nz,c...... 2 0 0 7 3 Oltfmitb, ...... 3 1 1 1 50 HAVERIU'L.AB. R.B. P. A.E 1 &LI.ES. AB R B. P. A.E bloom in* ff.ar rote's genie up the blootniit' tjxjntS ...... The der and A!cott snd Aiber.'e wild throw. The winning Pfefior...... 5—1» Hanlon...... 5— sticking in the soft gr. und about six iuchis from ihe llcl.atr, 3b.. 5 1 1 2 4 OiMcLau'n, 2b 5 0 0 2 53 clam diggers of Jappa s nt CVn ilurprry a "mea§1) if run was mauo by Jacv.by in the seventh inning ou a Oreen,p...... 2 0 0 0 9 0 Pjk>,p...... 2 0 0 080 plate. It *o happeiied t a< h time 'hh cccured tbfre liUlLS...... 5— 8) Planning... 5— 8 Munce. if.... 5 0 0 0 0 0 'Howard, If... 4 1 2 201 live dimi ihs next dny after their game h^re...... base on balls, a passed ball and Simons' hit. Scor : was no nec» sfity of 3Iurphv pls.1 iug close- to tbe bat, Total...... 24 1 3 24 17 S Total...... 31 6 6 17 18 1 C»rl, ss...... 4 1 2 0 3 1 Haitnett.lb. 4 1 1 12 11 The Newbnryrxirt grounds are in the "Jonah lati STARS. AB.B.B. P. A.E: TORONTO. AB.B.B. P. A.E ToUl...... 29—4 855 Total...... 58-9^ 803 making it ut'erly imjiossibltf fur Tiernan or Murphy B-.sna'u,lb 5 U 2 12 0 1, Vl.SuU'aD, if 4 10000 tude'' fjr Cun ftlurphy, forh J drops his purk-^c when Jacobv,2t>... 1 2 0 4 2 0 Osterhout^rf. 4 0 0 3 02 Loog Is'and...... 01000000 0—1 to throw tho m;>n nut at first. llawkis, 2b. 4 1 0 1 3 2; B,un<, p...... 3 2 0 094 he snielh the "cliru flMt" breeze...... Flanieao is Gianli...... 23—9J^ 833 Gianto...... 24—2 759 Kevuk ...... 0 2100003 x—6 I wonder what thy NVwaiks think of our ont6eld? Sim 'lis.lf..... 40140 OiAl-jert, ss..... 400 0 31 Karned rune—Newark 3. Firrt on tails—Long Is- BUttery, cf.4 1 1 2 0 t l..-ult'aD,3t>. 4 0 0 020 •aid to be the nco&t gracefulfir tbAaeroan in the League Hou'h'u'r.lb 4 0 0 8 0 0 Morrijon, cl 4 1 2 301 Total...... 53—1% Ifi88 Totil...... 52-11^ 1623 There ae a few mn errorc—Long Is aud I.Newark whom we will irniT. S3 with the fact tlmt they have not Obeilder.cf. 4 1 1 2 0 olftatz, Ih..... 3 1 0 11 00 AveMge..... 5-105 C 1875 9 Aterapeo—107-12 1802-9 1. Struck out—Long lelarid 6,NVw»rk 4. L«-t't<>n basts H»riuoj p,!f3 0 0 3 2 u ! ilulleD, cf... 4 0 0 1 01 cne in left and the other in right field, wbere they Alcctr,3-)..... 3 0 1 0 1 0 Smilh, 3b.... 4 0 1 120 Dilffreuce In average ia favor of Chicago—He ght, the beft guardians i.f the uutfleH. lit Ken. r, c 4 2 2 & 1 2 ;b»w, M...... 4 0 1 0 41 bury the t a I f< r home IULB m the mud whero dittlf- — L<.n^ Is'and 2, Newark 5. Two-lwse hits—Kid'ey, Our id al abort stop, Lan;, had no opportunity to Tourney .ss... 40014 0; V.acb, If..... 401 0 00 Jîn.; weight, 7 3-9!ls. W. E. K. Tuckt-r. Three-b*»8e hit—D«ly. Stolen base^—LOD< elh ihe -'s Isnt vlam."...... Ma'Ul-n, Vonlacd'* ?eft- Buckley, c... 4 0 U 7 1 3;Humpbri.s,c 4 0 0 6 03 ditpLiy himself. In the second inning be hit a short Total...... 3S710 27 16 lo T^tal...... 36 5 5 242113 habded wizard, got freely battel here Wed net (lay Creen.rf...... 400 0 00 D.vis, p...... 301 1 54 Ikland 1, Newark -L Time—1:10. Umpire—Wjckoff. ball to Burnf, beating it to first bwc, but H.vtrliill...... 00040012 x-7 ...... Wil*Jii m a back ttop U'.oft than pit ases th/3 Crothers, p.. 4 0 1 1 11 3 Mackliu, 2b. 3 0 0 2 20 CALIFORNIA BASE BALL. was declared out by Umpire WyckufT. Had Boston b.ues...... 20000201 0-5 ma a<*ni nt...... Lorett is pitching in gr«at furm Games Flayed May 118. it teen a two-bagger biid be beea declared out K»i ued rum — tlav erbill 2. Two-base hits — Bresoa and fully nipets the txpecla'ijcs of all...... A Iirgj Total...... 32 3 4 27 17 6 Total...... 33 2 5 27 1211 Meeting of the California League—A Ball JERSEY CITY vs. NEWARK AT JERSEY CITY at first tbs audieme could not bavo l**n more lan, ilurph.v of Haverhiil. Thrce-ba e hits — Murphy score bobr.l hai I e-rn addel t> our gronuds giving the Starn...... 2 0000010 0—3 Adopted, Etc. MAY 12.—This was tbe first meeting of the lead- snrprisfcd. Your coJreppt'iidentV position WHS euch af cl llavei hill Jir t ou I alls— By Harm, n 3, by Burns »tand-ng of contending clubs by iuniDg»...... Whitely, TiroutJ...... 2 0000000 0—2 SAH FBASCISCO, May 6.—An important meet crs,neither club having lost a game. The home to give him good grounds to mtke this f-tatPinrut. 3 Fi.it on t-tr.ra— Havrrblil 6, blues 3. Passed our centre fielder, Ha very esp^rt *-scu'pin flsbeiman.'1 We have always considered Mr. WyrkofTi caiMbilitits Left ou bases—Star* 6. Toronto 5. First on errors— ing of the California Base Ball League was held ba l.i— y.Kee-ei 2, Murphy 1. Will pitches— llar- ...... The balmy weather ha^ t!i« effdrt to fill rr.r Stars 2, Toronto 2. First on balk—Off Davit 4, off club was slightly outbatted but ployed on error as an umpire t >)« unsurpassed, but in this game be IJH.L 1. 51u.|li) 2 »4rnck out— By H^rinou 2. by (tr/tnd ittand with the fair s< x. Many or tîem, by the Crothers 1. Miu.kout—By Davis 3, by 1AY play—Crotheri sn.l Jrcoby. Bases etoleu—Jacoby 2, the Stars, tor appearing in an intoxicated condi power in ai pointing nmj.ircB. Your ci rrespondeut also helped the home team to several run«. The dori't believe It, but will await its confirmation in Sat 12. — Tjpe l-.ome c\nh by a streak of g.xxl batting in Ts'eirark Mention. Alcott 2. Householder 1,1'aatz 1. Time—2h. Umpire Newarks fc,ot a" th"ir runs—three—in the first inr.in^ the lii-t iltH'U£ 8' cuie.1 a Coliiman urday's came. KEWASK, N. J., 5Iny 13—Editor ^PORTING LIFE:— and earned ihem all on l>its l>y Greenwood, Burn*, Ihe I'.TI a us cutlld n t ov. re me. Scon: UTICA vs. PINGIIAMTON AT UTICA MAY 11.—The the interests of base ball, was approved and Coogan and L. Smith. Jersey City scored once in the We do not expect to defeat Newark in every gamo, CEWB'iP T. AB.R.l. P. A.F. PO'HLAKD. AB.RB A. E Y.;m special from \Va^liiiigton l«flt veck tbat the home ilub won easi'y, a. they both oatbauud and out- ratified, as was also the action of the president but we do expect to give them a b.i:d slruj^lo to win. Nt-wnrk n,;;nigen cnt had ielf8Sfd Smith unit Daly seom.d tuning on Ci ict.ran's hit aod bare on b'iLs and li, eel. r,ll.... 4 0 0 1 0 1 Ualli^'u, If.. 4 1 0 0 1 fielded tbe vMturr. Sc re: in indefinitely su^pendiDg the Stars for playing singles by Lalbaur aud Tit-rnan, aiid twice in the nfih Our new pitcher, Harold Snutli, prumitci to U a • 4 1 2 1 1 S. ari», PS... 4 0 0 10 to the Wa-hicKtL'ii Club had about tbesame effect here good one. lie prtc'.icd Iti.i maiden game on Tuesday La U - - ' - BIXOH'TON. AB.R.B. p. A.E] VTICA. AB R.B. p. A.E a man in a game who was not regularly signed, ou a biseon balls, Daly's mutt anil inland's double: lli4 12 9 O'O Whi'elo k, c. 3 11310 as a driiamite bt nil; might be supposed to ha1, e. Man Tcx hey.lf.... 4 0 2 0 0 0 TGriffln, lb.. 6 1 2 10 at Bridgeport, allowiug them but seven hits. Store, ager HucktU v a.i interviewed on dunday tut appeared and also for permitting Mullce to pitch la^t NEWARK. AB.R.B. P. A.fi! .rrnsEV C. AU.R.B. P. A.E Jeriey C ty 9. bridge port C. Wln.elu .if 3 1 1 1 0 li.lUuield, 3b. 400 1 12 Kuppel, c.... 400 8 T. 0|»I.ynah'u,ss 5110 fireei.w'd, 2b 4 1 1 3 1 0 O Brieu.cf... 4 1 0 2 Sb»ni.i,p,zli. 4 2 1 4 2 OlShi-flier, cf... 3 0 1 0 2 reticent n gardmg tbe afiair. He adnt tted, liowevrr, Sifnday, in direct violation of the rules of the 0 0 If th» official av.-ra>rci of our club wf re taken from Jones, 2b..... 4 0 2 2 4 1; ibattuck/rf.. 3 2 0 B!iit«,3b..... 4 1211 1'Fiitl, rf...... 4012 0 0 Mori i-'i»^/..4 1 I Ueilly, rf..... 4 10 3 20 tbat he fc vl rect-ivt-d a number of good off- rs for tev- Dwyer, lb... 3 0 0 11 n l;Carroll,lf..... 511 League. The action of President Mone in retir onro8ic:al S'.orort e nsultwuull be that tbe men who eral of l.ii players which he was coosidd'ing aod ow- Coogan.rf.... 4 1 2 0 0 0.Xei-ciu-, If.... 4 0 1 1 0 0 0 15r . n,rf... 402 0 01 >Vgli, lb.3 1 1 U 01 Hassett,ss...3 0 0 1 3 4 Hengte,2b... 5 4 3 ing tho Franklins from the Amateur League, make the beet showing would get the leas' credit. e, 2 •... 402 5 inic to tbe tailing oft ia the uttentfacce since the Daly.cf...... 4 0 1 2 0 1'Co-Cur.in, 3l>4 2 1 1 0 0 The boys were tct.dn.ed a reception at their head- Murihy.c... 400 8 31 11 Van AVe,:)b 411 gnimlle, 3\. 533 Anni»,lf...... 4 0 0 0 0 0 IIil4Ud,2v.. 2 1 1 5 Gri.bc ,p.... 300 2 93 H«. den, p... 400 0 51 cLanii'kn hip season opened, might lx> ctmi*llftfl to and admitting the Alameda Maroons, was also 4 0 qnaiters after the a:ame, fissi»-ted by a lull brnsi band, Eoxburs.cf. 401 M.Griffin, cf. 5 1 4 L.Smith.n... 201 2 101* huri.lb... 3028 0 0 accept *iiwe of ihtm to meet running expenses. How- Mnryan, rf.. 311 McK.oogh,c4 0 I 11 51 sanctioned. and plenty of red fire. Tbere were many prominent Tota1 ...... 34 6 9 27 18 7 Total...... ^3 4 5 24 11 8 t ver, »t a fneeliog of the board of dim-tort of the Ihe adopticn of the Keach ball as the official Tiott, c...... 4 0 I 10 70 Murphy, c... 4007 4 0 olncialsof theciiy i.ns^nf. Sal-s, p...... 301 0 12 3 Serad, ]/...... 511 0 10 2 Tucker, lb... 4 0 2 9 7 0 Tinman, p... 4 0 2 0 9 0 Ne« Lurypuit...... 4 U 1 0 1 0 0 0 x-ii Ne\Miik Aw nation llon«.'ay afternoon, President ball of the California 2nd Amateur leagues was The base ball-loiing p ibllc cf this city tendered Jones dr-nM the wh-le nlory. He s'attd most em- J. Smith, p.. 3 0 0 0 15 0 Lanf, M...... 4 0 0 1 0 0 their hearty congratulations to Manager I'owere and IVrtl.utt...... 20020000 0—4 Total...... 322 8 242411 Total...... 43 14 16 2721 a the most important business transacted. Here phaticaily that there was not f cough rut ney in Wash- bib team. i.n nor. rniM— Nrvl>u>y|ort 2, P rtiaDd 2. Bases Bingh.imton...... 000020000—2 Total...... 33 3102725 2| Total...... 33 4 8 27 170 rt leu—O'lincn ^, Gadi^n'i, Wncelo.,k, Cavan-»ugh. ingt ^n ti auy otbtr t ity to iii'luce him to part »ith a Utlia...... 4 0241210 x—14 after the League clubs will use the Pveach ball 'Jhe teams were photographed jtiftt before the game. single player and tbat all re pops to the coatiary were exclusively, and any championship or other Newark...... 30000000 0—3 Ihe West Newark again tomorrow a:jd then a T*fj-b,8- tiiif—Uilioqn>, K'Hn:.K«i>, Aiorri80D,\V.it»l- First on balls—Biogliamtou 2, I'tica 3. Struck out Jersey City...... 01012000 0—4 otk. l't.r-cl bills—nudity /., Vtlievlocfc 1. First ou unauthorized at d no'rne, Th s s'tttement of the —hinghamton 9, Utica 11. First on errors—Bing- game in which the prescribed bull ia not nsed and struggle. FIKST (Use. ;(-nial Doctor's was rcreivtd with delight by stock- which iojarticipated in by League cl.ibc, will not be Earned runs—Xewark 3. Fin-t en errors—Jersey bailn—Puitlaiifl '4. First on ti'rort—Portland 4, New- hamton 4, I'tica 8. Le:t on baês—BiDghamton 5, City 2. Hirst on b«ll.<— \ewak 2, Jcriey tity 4. taryiort 2. r'trutl; out—Ity (irubfr 7, by Madden 2. udders aLd the pnllic in general. I'tlCi 9. Two-base hits—Toobey, Carroll.M. Griffin 2. recoid^d as lesal. The secrttary was directed to ex- firldgeport Items. Tbe hoys ran agati st a Mtiag in Jersey City Wednes prefer ihankj to the [rets representative* toi their in Left on bases—Newark 5, Jersey Citv *>. Struck out lHm?> R l*T:V;9—lU-ill^ ai.dri^nce. Uoipiix—iltLaiigli- Three-base hit-Shii die. Bases stolen—Van Abtiue —Ne»ark 7, Jersey City 12. Pasicil balls—>lurphy 4. BHincKpoRT, t by wretched work in the infield would likt to be»r from clubs in and around Philadel tecretnry «a*instructed to send notices to the various 12.—In this game the Bri Igeports scored their flnt Games Flayed May 19* victory. The features cf the content were a clt-aa team and were clef.a K! by 9 t) (i This eame was and ]/oor bi»st-runningr for they clearly nut phia. They c:;iit'--tnplato a trip that way. Address, grounds. ". Kavaiwch,cori;er>*e« ark street and feuasex aveLue, OSWEOO vs. SvB.vi.-tsE AT Osv, EGO MAY 12.—The home run by Hamburg and a wonderful o'.e-handed charadeilzed l-y hard hitting and sharp fielding in tuft-ii tho vi-it 'trt, ai t). w ith good »o k, ehtmld liavo A communication was received announcing the for which tbe visitors excelled. 1'iiw »toi» and catches nujfi. 11-o-tnH t) Iiiyrd on • x*oUmt Lrat bu»-, ai,d Newark. hou.e clu'i was completely outilited, the Stars field mation of a ue.wc!ub,couipostdof ihe best professionals catc h by Brown, tbe M litre lielder uf the Bridgeport-: h;» ba t'n^ w fi1* nl-'i. (rsct 11 nt, ^c*Jt«: Why in it that the Eastern Lf-aguecltibs tbat need ing in clock-I:he manner and baiting effectively I,. ISLAND. AB.U B. P. A.E R»inrj'l''RT. AU.B. B. 1'. A. K wore made by Stapleloa, Hamburg, llyumd and on the coast, and au application was uc*-ivtd tiom its 0 0 Lutham. F R'lLANP AB. R.B. 'F A.R C. BLl ES. AB.B.B. P. A E stren^thoring »<> much *How such iutieldcrs as Fitz- wben the hits were needed. Running catches by Ard manager requtslirg admit tan v,e to the California Fields If...... 4 0 2 3 0 OiK.St'lA'"2l>3 1 0 1 ner and West vi ere the feature?. Householder led Shelzline,2b 5 1240 OiOiowi", cf... 4002 M«y 12 we broke the ice by defeating tbe Long Ca I pin, 1 -5 '.) '£ 2 0 0,Mi K«ttt'n, 2b 3 01 3 2 a patnck and Ld l'icru.>u to be in Newark diceogaeed. League. 1 he oppiication was referred to a special Islands, at L.»tig l n of the Intercollegiate Base Ball Ridley, rf..... 41210 liliyan, c...... 3017 o 1 on trial with the iu-mH t-am and occupied the box r , il 7 1 1 \V. Sull'n, if4 0 1 0 00 agHinut the iiong Islattde. £ro\vn, Sixstuiih and tha SM-.,.,'^*... i 00 4 7 Oj.JM.lliY'n,3b4 0 0 2 11 ID the t> 'v the Now Ytrk Giaots Ob'rland'r.if 4 0 1 2 1 Oi Walsh, if.... 4 0 0 0 00 Association in l^T'.i the following number of cham Cuff, c...... 4 0 1 8 2 o|<;"rcorin,i8. 4 1 1 041 must not 1 1 and t >id to go aod Ak'.tt, 3b..... 4 0 0 1 0 0 Clin»tnian,c. 4 0 2 633 pionship games have been wou and lost by the differ Booch.p...... 3 0 0 1 6 1 Mcany.p..... 4 0 1 0 60 two Stupb tot.sary ti«iD£ the u^b v,i-h good elfect. H t,:v.r...... 4 I 1 3 1 ih'.il.-y,!'...... 3 0 0 0 7 (i Iu tbr Jvnc» C t.- Ilrnlgi-\v\\ ftuof. at Jureey dfy, HUK'uai:, \\ 4 0 0 0 4 21 >li!\w.in...... 1 1 1 234 'learn tu ; iftheyevfv vijject to Tomnev, ss.. 41013 1 Larkiu,3b... 402 0 10 ent clubs: win ttiom a llttlo time, aod MTloskey,c. 411 4 24 M.-Gu. kin.lt 4 00 1 00 Won. Lost. Total...... 3831124 12 3| Total...... 336 8 27 184 May 3, Ihe riniigipoits Wori'i! t> u nits and earned light vf them wiiicU is soir.othiug uuusal for the T< 1 il - il 0 7 27 14 C| TwUl...... 33 2 S 24 IO> ih' ' 'in. But, above all, let Gra.ne, if... 30110 OlSbunpe, «... 421 1 41 Yale...... 38 12 Long Island...... 20000100 0—:! f-'- ' ...... 1 0 0 'i 0 0 I 1 x—(5 it n ' ih'-m; Do vine, p..... 31018 fiiMatiiniore,p 000 0 61 Harvard ...... 34 23 Bridgeport--—•••—•—• 20100020 x~R lotiuK tino. Princeton...... 34 23 Gamed rum—LOUR Island 1, Brl.lgoport 3. First Thn manag -m I* frum t!»u book of honor razed quite, and all tb* PUn> ...... 2 0 3 2 H II (I il x--7 Anih.r-t...... 20 36 bulls—Long Island 3,llrl>l£uport 4. Stn:c'i ou:--L 'lit; can be sccu <;iiitc u distance. . > ( .»«ius the (mm; liu uiaktr a arst-raiv '.jt>iniu. Liu—il. tu.l.».»y. i 'r.%1 on bu.Li—By Hickmor. 2, by faiLO r rgot fvr which be lyiled." 0«»t-go...... 0 0 0 0 0 '• ' Dartmouth ' 32 Island 2, Eridtf'-por! 2. Lett on baits—Long Islund THE May 10.

Game* Playnd Tuesday, May 11. Dîily 8. Struck out—Daily 1. Douf.le plays—Dunlap Tn;mm, trt»»rit-ner, uf oi,'-* t'mo with th- I'-ulti- I,,,, SPORTING LIFE. DF- -i DETROIT MAV 11. and MrKinnoL; Glafsctck, Dunlap and 'McKicnon. FROM ST. LOUIS. ,. r • • ' ' ' i- M.) Club. BASE BALL. —*i« :ul game and shut Left ou basea—St. Louis 8, Washington 4. Umpire— i benedict. PUBLISHED WEKKLY AT Ka^rui . Th« Game With Kantm* City and Washing ; * (t'cm/m ed from fomlk pngt.) the iVw i..rn« mu. niruughout the entire KANXAS CITY vs PnitADHLpHiA AT KANSAS CITT ton—New* Note* Fie 1 .-t in one, two, MAV 13.—Grunnds (Icxxied. ST. Louid, Maj 13,— K Htor .^PORTISG LIFE.— • '< "iw three order, the home niae plajing a perfect M .0(1 BY TUB GameB Played Friday, May 14. Dave Row* and hla gentlemanly erDwd of cow THE NATIONAL LEAGUE. game. In the fourth Inning a triple, four boy g have come and gone. The St. Louis bo*« sin el 08 and three error* (rave Detroit five run**. Four ST. Louis vs. PHILADELPHIA AT ST. Loois Sporting Life Publishing Company, * to l>« Flayed...... ,,^ ...... 1 ... tha nfth in ...... ,1..^ MAY 14.—Only five innings could be played ball-loving public imagine!, that tho Black M»yl8 v<. Htulaifelphm at Detroit and an «n If. owing to heavy rain. Mulvcy was somewhat Diamonds would have a wa'k-over when they Ib uikrm «rrfw a3 Cherts, Drafts, Money (Men, M«y 10. • 'ity v. N .w Y ,rk „( K City. £ a lase * : . 1- hurt in the jrconrt inning :\n£ bf made payable. »I»y 18, , Parian, i , ,u by were never more fooled in their livt?, as the M»y is. ; hit, yielding the tenth run. Dt>aftley HI,.I 0 Hourke McKiui,, ,,ry, team from th« "City of Cyclones" works to !>0i-li d -iilt-.i by iiii- Chuite>luti ^8. C-.,; t1*tl». Juiiu 14 a • E BOX, 948. changed placea in the sereflth Inning. Score: 1 an) «-ark< r aud a nice gi -niiemaa, loth OD and off an I t,U . . - ,.idger gether admirably. They run the ba*«a well th-^ i!ia:uo!,rt. , . itOlT. AB.B.B. r. A.E •KEW VuEJt. AB.K B. P. A.B \V i aiilu-d, will i-rjiest tho game aaj tne TERMS: May 21, u,cf...501 4 0 00'Rcuike,ct40 I 1 10 «nd are pretty good fielders, while their batting MfKincoii'd hit in last faturdj.y's K-«n-** City- BUy •>!, tiers,lb5 1 1 13 0 OJConnor, Ib... 400 9 01 is much better than one would expeH from the Black 1'iaiu- ad M'mu v.onidlu.vw ckaied ib-j M't ti-M •m:u (postage paid)...... 93.99 »1 K. B. P. A. E I, A. AB.R. B. P. A.E f Don hal it uot »-••» <• •• *• - •• — «.- •= t *hL-b was May 27 . ^.wit'i'* .,,«.,„ ,,<î iunJay, but rs ADVANCIL May 27, 28, 29, BusU.ii \s. IMroit at Boston...... 5 2 3 2 ODeaaley.c.... 3 005 10 Denny, 3b... 1002 I u Mulvey, 3b.. 1 0 1 1 00 Bfnuett, c... 3 2 1 3 "1 0~ Welch, p...... 3 010 4 0 Sweenry.p... 201 1 5 oToûty, rt.2 1 1 0 00 the old stagers didn't relish it a panicle. The will remain iu C.ucittiiati and Join ilia club on its way The Record. G«tzein,p....5 1 1 1 4 0 Ward, at...... 3 0 1 S 1 2 home team hit the ball very hard in this game, w rjoyii. Myers, cf..... 2001 0 0 Irwin, f*«.... 110 0 01 B,b a.ruthers will pitch hid thud game of the RATES: The Detroit Club, aided by th'« weather, home Manning, If.. .4 11100 Gerhardt,2b. 3003 3 3 Dolan,c...... 2004 4 O'Fiirar, Ib.... 2 00600 but the strong wind prevalent kept several hits Cahill, rf..... 2000 0 1 Farrell, 2b... 100 0 21 •/awn n- si Sunday and wM bo eupportt*. behind the ÎXiO ANOFIN\L.) grounds and good playing, came to the front Total...... 41 101327 14 0 Total...... 29 0 4 24 15 6 from going over the left field fence. In the b« by the veto.an I'h 1 Powers. Uuinn, Zb.... 2002 1 2 Clfmeuta, c.. 2 0 1 6 20 first game Sweeney had the visitor! completely '" i ...... _...... 1SX e™«« per Hoe, Nonpareil with a rash during the pa^t week, and seven Detroit...... 00054001 i—10 Baatiaa, 3b.. i 0 0 1 00 o. p. Utyior ba« te .e^n%jkh.d Joe Mun'hy askiiif - ...,..^.._..1O "Ml. consecutive victories hare placed her in the lead. New York...... ™. 0 00000000—0 at his mercy, they not making a hit off him un him to pitch in next .Sunday'* earna a aiu-t the Total...... 1» 43 U 11 3 lirnwn*. ami Joe will go iiu>> the box for th^ Cincin- ^ ...... 9 M * " *• Chicago baa dropped to a close second. The Earned rnna— Detroit 3. Two-haae hita—Richard• Total...... 18 S 3 15 133 til the eighth inning, but in the eighth and i>a« tmr...... «...)« * " " " " son, White and Moaning. Three-bade hit—Rome. St. LonK...... _.„._...... _...... 2020 0—4 ninth they got in four singles and two doubles cinn ui K* ds and will yrobably be auj-porled by "Kid'* Philadelphia Club had been able, through stress First on bait—Welch 3. Left on baae«—Detroit 8, APVKRTISFK-i «hn«l cHmbcd Sweeeev. &*««• on balla—Sweeney 4, ftYrgueon 2. Suiith u in t1 '*- box. CHICAGO vs. B..XT..N AT CHICAGO MATH.—The horn* Fint on errors—St. Louis 3, Plululflt-bla 3. Struck gether, Graves taking the audience completely gt-r- , a. ta s^..rt^^ltîl of »very to fourth position. New York ha« met with . Inb was unable to touch Steaimytr'u terrific delivery, Aa I entered the Vnion (rounds la-it Wednesday i n» d,-i -r« thîr wanta in the note nothing but disaster and ha*, in one week, out—Sweeney 4, tVrcuson 6. I^ft on bases—St Louia by surprise with bia fine back stop work and and the only roaa to get a hit wuPfofivr, who brought 10, Philadelphia 8 Caipire— Rwau. of t..e flr~t [ er*wDs I met wjt* Mtiiiager Seanlon, of the Culi. JepartiueuU at 25 cent* per dropped from a tie for first place to fifth position. in Kelly «ho had previou-4y reached drat on called bis throwing to basea. \VA.ihit.gtu.u, *bo w in go d 9(.iriu over the way ht* Diraorr vs. BOSTON AT DETBOIT MAY 14.—Both IK.VH are |.U\inx b«ll. H« (t.ld ra« that in* rep. rt Boston, too, hat been unfortunate, and actually balls. The Boafona won the game in the first inning, clubt played a splendid game in the fleM, but tbe THB WASHISQTOITS. ranks below Washington, being temporarily when they pounded Clarkson for »*ingJe, a double Detroit*' superiority at the bat enabled them to win. Hike Soanlon's United States Senators reached ti at WHS being circu'tttod iu regard to bli having and a three-hade hit, which netted them two earned The Bi>-tous Bode a rally in tho eightli icning, and •igued the crack Newark h&itery wa-â mistake, lie SPECIAL NOTIOB. anchored in seventh place. Kawas City has rana. Williamaon's fuubla of DaJy'a groumicr let St. Lo«is IaM Tuesday and were bookeJ to play also udd-Ml th»t he woutii trke to have the buttery had hopes of tieir.g in the niu'h, when (he game, on Tuesday afternoon, but the s.ime lovely (?) ».%vi-n. from any see- had no chance to better herself, having been un another Boston niaat score iu the a»me ieniug. Score: much to their dtaguat, wa-i termionted by rain: but that it was imposeibleto g«t it. PEUCHARO. ited. able to play for a week, and ia still last. The CHICAGO. AB.B.B. P. A. Bj BOSTON. AB.K. B. P. A.I DET&Orr. AB-B B. P. A. E BOSTON. AB.B- B. P. A. B weather we have experienced almost continu r pnblt- record below contains all games up to Saturday, Dairy'pie,, If 3 0 0 1 0 0 Hornung, If. 5 1 2 0 00 Haolon, cf.... 400 1 00 Hornuojr, If. 4 0 1 3 00 ally nnce the League season optncd again set FROM TICK f ALIA CITY. the pajier only, May 15. inclusive: Byan, cf...... 4001' ' ' 0 o!$«tton,3b.... 5120 3 0 Brou.'rm, 16.. 4 1 1 11 0 0 SolUm,3b.... 2 t 0 230 ia—a little rain—ju*t enough te keep the game 1 b> ttio writer's name and Keily, rf...._2 101 1 lUobbftton, cf4 012 0 0 Blchard'll 2b 4 1 2 3 4 0 Poorman, if 4 2 1 2 00 Th* Louisville.* la B*d Shape— Maakrey ar publication, but a^ a pri- Thomp'n.rf.. 423 001) Johnston, cf 4 0 1 3 00 done the pitching. The following day (laat KcJeaged— Kaiii(f«y*« Trick, etc. Tar • „ , uth), and all communication*, Pfefler, 2b... 401 7 5 0!D«ily,c...... 4024 4 1 Bowe, s»...... 400 2 3 1 Morrill, Ib... 3 0 2 13 00 •pou an) gtii-j^-t, t,r for any tl^partment, muat 1>« ad- W'maon, as. .2 0 0 MorriU.lb... 4 0 0 12 00 While, 3b.._4 1 2 1 1 1 Buffiuton. p 4 0 1 1 01 Wednesday) these clubs gut together for the LOUISVILLE, May 13.— The Louisvilles left Burns,3b..... 3 0 0 Nash,...... 4201 it tu Tire SprtaTisa LIFB Publishing Company. CUU8. • 'S.3.:-oi.*,»; 4 Benneit, c_ 301 6 x OBuidock, 2b.3 0 0 160 tkstuui*. Sêeney and LMau acted as a bat hocio to-Jay fora series &f four games at PitU- Chukaon, p_ 3 0 8 0 51 Burdock,2b. 4 014 Baldwin,p..4 0 1 0 7 0 Nash, as...... 301 0 30 bu-g, alter which the club rtarU on its first Fliut,c...... 300 3 11 Steni'eyer, p 4 0 1 0 tery for the Black Diamonds and "Wiiard" TO THE TRADE: Manning,ig, If. 4 0 0 0 0 OjTale,Oi' c...... 300 0 00 Shaw and tittle Giliiân tor the Washington. ; Eastern trip. It is to be hoped tbat the ^lub will do better abroad than it ba^dose at home, The trade is supplied at liberal rates by all the leading Total...... 27 11*26 175 Total...... 38 5 10 27 142 Total...... 35 5 11 24 17 Si1| Total...... 30 4 7 «4 11 1 The sluggers of tbe home club opened up on the •Burdock declared out for impeding a rieider. Detroit....™...... —— 0200010 2—5 '"Wizard" right from the start in a manner ; as out of the lu>t tt-ii gainer played ^he haa 'news companies. Boston...... _ ...... 1 ( •2 3 itfO Chicago...... 00010000 0—1 'i 1 8 Boston...... 2 000000 2—4 which he must have despised, Giasscock lea ling lost ?even. The club has run down considerably Chicago...... 1 7?7 Boston...... 30000010 1—5 Buns earned—Detroit 2. Two-base hits—Morrill Detroit ...... 3 1 Earned runs—Bos;on 2. First on errors—Chicago 1, off with a three-bagger, DuaJapa^d MoKinnon in fielding, bnt its most noticeable decline haa THE SPORTING LITE is for Sale by arid Brouthevs. Three-base hits—Thompson and been in batting, Pete Browning being about Kansas City...... 0 0 Boston 4. First on balb—Chicago 5. Pa*«d balls— Baldwin. Passed ball—Bennett. Wild pitco— Buf- following with singtod and Deuoy^vith a home All Newsdealers in the United New York ...... 3 n [ I'aily 2. Wild pitches—Steimnyer 1. Struck out— finton. First on balls—Detroit 1, Boston 3. Struck run, the latter hit bein? one of the longest ever the only man to hit the bull with old-tini* States and Canada. Philadelphia...... 0 0. 2. . 1 r !| 5 I larkion 3, Stemmyer 7. Double plays—Williumson, out—Baldwins. Double play— Baldwin, Bicbardsou made in this city, and three men were not re vigor. St. Louis .. . J il 0 1 2 1 'J;is i T Ptetfer and An«-n; PferTerand Anson; Poorman, Mor and Brou hers. Left on laser—Detroit 5, Boston 2. tired until five runs were scored; three more The finest exhibition ever given by the Louis- Washington...... 0 o Oi 0 3 C AX) rill, Sutton and I'aily. Tbiue-base hit—Pooiman. Umpire—Gafiney. Time—1:50. PHILADELPHIA, MAY 19, 1886. -H — Two-ba*e hits—Hornnng and Sutton. Umpire— r«ns were added on in the third inning by hits vi.les was that in the four gurnes just concluded NOTE.—The Kausas City-Washington and Chicago- wich at, Louia. The latter had things all Tbtal ton...... » 3 3 6! 6[ 4 C 1 Tl 44 Carry. New York games were prevented by rain. of Seery, Denny. Sweeney, Dolaa and yuinn KANSAR CITT TS. PHVIADELPHIA AT KASSAS Cur (the latter a double); alter this a few scattering their own way and did just about as they MA» 11 —Bain. Games Played Saturday, May 8. hits were made but no runs scored. The Wash pleased except in last Sunday's game, when ST. Long V8. WA8HIHGTOM AT ST. Lo?I» MAT 11.— FROM BALTIMORE. ilart'd pets suddenly awoke to the fact that CHICAGO vs. DETROIT AT CHICASO MAY 8.— Bain. ington* hit Sweeney for a couple of singles in THE STAGE. they were paid to play bail and could do it This brilliant game w*3 batted out by the Detroits Baltimore Strong ia Batteries—A Manage the third, but were unable to guage his delivery when they tried. They trietl, and the result in the eighth inning. The fiel.iin»on both sides Games Played Wednesday, May 13. rial Mistake— A Whack at Caylor—Etc. till the eighth, when they got in three runs THE LOCAL THEATRES. was excelleut, a l-rHi ir • '•! mijing anl DETROIT TS. NBW YORK AT DETROIT MAY 12. BALTIMORE, May 14.—Editor SPORTISS Lirn: and in the LiUh tacked em tVur more and came was a very pretty victory by o to 4. Much of Bronthers preTentiog i inning the within an ace of tiding the game after two nitn ha.l tho result was due, of course, to Ramsey's Bcanlon at the Walnut— The Other Attrac —This resulted in the third successive defeat for —We have had two games in town this week and b*en retired—ou hiti by Kuowlea, Gilligau, Hines game. Williarnaon, Pt :^- a pretty the New Yorks. The fielding was good, many honors are about easy. Cushman more than effective pitching, but the entire team gave tions. double play iu the fourth ibitiag tor the Chicagos: ainlCarrolJ,aba*eon balls, a pa-sed ball, aud errors brilliant plays being made, Bichardfon carrying off the kept up his end with Kilroy in the first game by D >l*n autl tûinn. The BUck Dmmoude eariiel him good support, an iso shared the credit with The gifted young Irish comedian, W. J. Scan- CHIrAGO. AB.R. B. P. A. B{ DETROIT. AB.B. B. F. A.I palm in tliin respect. The b»ttinz of both clubs vas six of their eight runs, while the Washiu^toDS* ruua him. On Tuesday, however, the Browns opened ton, commences a return engagement at the Djlr'ple, If.. 3 1 2 2 0 OjHaalou, cf.... 5 1 1 2 free and hard, but the WolvenneB succeeded best in with the Mots, but in the second the Baltimore Fljnn, cf..... 400 0 00 Bronth'r»,lb 4 1 2 IS terror outdid the veteran Jack Lynch. It seems were all unearned. John Kagan, of Bx-ton, ufficLtied on Ram*ey in lively style. They whitewashed Walnut Stre&t Theatre to-morrow night, and the art of bun' hing their whacks. Score: aa umpire, and gave satufactioii to both clubs. him to their heart'} content, and only the fin* Kelly, rf..... 3 1 1 0 1 0 Bich'fon, 2b.. 4 0 0 4 DETROIT. AB.B. B. P. A.E-1I» Yoat. AB.B.B. P. A.B to be mostly a question of batteries and that is will, of course, be welcomed by a packed house, AD(»n,lb.... 4 1 1 14 0 OlTho'pson.if. 4 131 K RANK LETS. fielding of the home team kept their score from as be u a decided favorite with our amusement- Hanlon,cf... 41140 1 O'Bonrke, cf 5 0 2 3 00 just where Baltimore is at present strong. Hen- Pfeffwr, 2b... 4 0 1 6 4 0 Kowe.a...... 4 0 0 2 Bronth'rs.lb 41260 0 Connor.lb... 5 1 2 10 10 derson still complainsof soreness, but his pluck Bobbie Carmthera umpired the last BUck Diamond- running into doable figures. _ seeker*. The play will be "Shaoe na-Lawi,," W'maon, ».. 4 0 0 1 Whits, 3b..... 4010 ' 11640 "iilleipie.lf... " * 511" 5" " " Kansaa City gatue, in the absence of areguutr League The team left for the East with practicilly bat Burns, 3b.... 401 1 Becnett, e... 3113 carries him through when he is placed in the by James C. Roaeh and J. Amory Knox, of Thompson^f 5 23110 Dorgan. rf... 413 0 umpire, and hid judgment on batL* and strike**, as one pitcher — Ramsey. Ileeker's arm is still Tt£i ?-'''>nre; Ely and Sullivan have not been at ail is, without doubt, one of the best and most at 0eaaley,c....4 112 are Taylsr and 1'owell to fall back upon in case effective. Under these ciicu&utaRce* a good re^ni on Bennett, c.. 4 1 1 Keefe,p...... 2 001 of necessity. In the Black Diamond-Washington game on tractive Irish dramas extant. New and start Total...... 3.1 4 7 27 17 3j Total...... 36 511 27 16 1 BaKiwin, p... 411 1 40 Ward,M...... ,...... 4120 Wednesday, alter the former hail earned four runs by th* trip is hardly to be accomplished and the publw ling dramatic situations, pathetic and mirthful Chicago...... 20011000 0—4 Maiming, If. 300 0 10 Gerhardt^b. 300 2 There is an awful howl oT«r the playing of clean, hard hitting, including a home run by the do not t-xpect it. If tLc c.nb holtta ita own we shall incidents and idyllic love scenes abound in it, Detroit...... 00001013 0—5 Muldoon, who really seems unable to work with "only" Dean;, hia Shawlets, who wa* in the box for be well pleased. Earned runs—Detroit 2. Home ruu—Clarkaon. Total...... 39 91327 15 4 Total...... 3C 5 12 24 12 4 the skill of former years. Mike ia undoubtedly tho Tisltors, was hetird to ring ont, "litre's your Pete Br -wtii; g's fi> Hing has bet-n away off, but hia and there is no sign either of priests, politics, Twu-base bits—Thimpaon, Brouthere, White, Da'rvm- pitcher's autographs; three for t»»u cebta." bat t inn is £° .«1»i.a thii t-aves him, red eoats or process servers, which form the Detroit...... 30002040 x—9 suffering physical pain when violently exercis and M put OQ them pl« and G«tzein. Three-base bit—Manning. Passed New York...... 12000020 0—5 ing, and it is very probable that rest and good 8h»w remind* me very much uf a parro-; he can't stock in trade of so many of the so-called Irish ba'.ls— B«naett 2, Flint 2. Fin* on errors—Detroit 1. Earned ruta—Detroit 5, New York 1. Two-bade h ta keep still whil* he ia on the diamond. by Uxuiger II . ! ni^ht owl- p!i>j. It literally ovestljws with genuine Hibernian e*trr.ek out—Chicago 3, Detroit 1. Double play —O'Ruurke, Dorgan, W*rd and Brouthers. Three- medical attendance, with proper care in tbe Duiilap'fi catch of Carroll'a fly away oat in righi ing. Tiit-ir LK lay i-i^hC r, which Mr. Sc*ulon very naturally and Manning and Brent hen; Will amaon, Pfeffer and base hita—Bronthers, White 2. Pa»ed ball— Peat-ley. meantime, would set him on hij pins in excel centre on Wtdne*Jay l.st caused 8-.:me of the W^sSi- Hamst-y d:dn*t ^.,v, , . ... „„, .. ..iJ, or rather ,'iout in thd role of Shane,& part he An*>n. Umpire—Connelly. Will pitche*—Keefe 2. First on balls—Detroit 3, lent shape. There are players on hand to £11 iDgtouj to reoiark: "Why, the Black Diamonds 't.^n t U'i- d to. Reouli — «L^__ ^ ___ -~r "^ 1 t'n f-?v 'l-t*h and spirit always highly ST. Lot-is TS. KANSAS CITY AT FT. LonsMAiS.—This New Yoik 2. D/ouble play—Richardson and Brouthers. any vacancy of this kind, for the time being, net-d any out fielders. McKittnju, titagscock, l>itiiia_n_ 8t kick orer Kelly's um- '•.shed. Mr. Scau.on's vocal was K a u*a* City* first victory. It was a splendid con Umpire—Gaffney. and Ifeany can play the three fie =eri«i. He'8 a rare on* . wn aiid constitute a strong test, tut one error—by St. Louia—being made. Brit until he could luf&ciently recover. . ST. Louis vs. WASHINGTON AT ST. Louis MAT 12.— Farrell shows a^l«cjd»J iinprovemeBt~~M ~nT at. He will sing a number liant plajs without nuaiber were made. All the runs Thia was a well-played game. The home club scored Daily, tne smilf r, looks better thU year than ball hard, but his first ; popular soiig*, among them "Be- in th« game were made by Kansas Oily. In th« fifth all its rnr.s at the beginning of the game. In the first J>«S°Ja«»'-Xt?e familiar with the position at he ev-rdid betoie. When he ia in the box he Hlwa>>3 bii-îiLV i • >. L >t :;• - i- 1 :-1 tip t-j the mark. The 'r> Irish," hia !a*wt an-i most auc- inoinst Mcûeery got all the way to second on a muff inning GUsscock hit to right for two second. He hasn't it down particularly fine wears a smile on hia countenance, wh*uher he U being fo jlii»h ulk alout irûble between himself and hia ct ...>:„, ... t ._. a. The star is supported by his own by McKiniion; he got third on Koww'i out and scored UL n aud Dunlap for batted or not. rn< n is gr uiuile<«. The i laj «rs all say there ia •IroDg co. ilatmeea on Wednesday and Saturday. on Donnelly's hit. In the eighth inning a hit by Bad- yet, but he evidently strives to master this im Gilligan is throwing in ppleodtd furm, and Hines— ui. -thing iu it. No ona Trorka Larder for the succesa ford, Baaaett's out and Whitnej *g single fielded another portant place and there is no good reason why well, he tcets onto thti bull occasionally. of hi* •A'ib than doej ilecktr, The National's Big Sensation. run. Score: the third^ ôuia got two earned and one un- Haski^y haa beeu notified of his release, and hia **rQ*QJft?r Th» visltoisdkl'nt begin until the last he should not in time make it aa strong as any John GlAsscock saja t bis is his last season on the 81. AB.B.B. P. A. 1'KAN. fITT. ABE.8.i. *. dianu nd. Jack m«ie aa errur 'tother day, and ha connection with the club will terminate on th<.> 15th The Leonzo Brothers come to the National 1*0 innings, aud tht-n hit Sweeney so hard tbat they of them. inst., uuiert the mamgeumut sliûld reconsider its ao- Theatre this week with the great and original Beery, If...... 4 02 000 Radford, rf.. 3 1 1 Scott li a very graceful fielder, besides being always says, "This U ray last year on the diamond," eiaHcock^. 4010 0 0 Baseett, nearly succeeded ia tieiag the score. It was a narrow after h« haa mad« a misplay. I am coafLltnt thtt hia lioo, which is not improbable in view of the present phenomenal success entitled, "Brother Against Dunlap, 2t>_. 4004 4 O'Whitne escape for the Maroons. Score: cool and deliberate, and when he occasionally Jack ness will be fuiind pulling up grass, juggling we*ku -sa of ih» ouifield. Pur/lic opinion is Uiviiied aa Brother." The Leonzos bring with them their McKia'n,lb. 4 00 1 liMcO MAROONS. AB.B.B P. A. « W'SIIl'GT N. AB.B. B. P. A.B has an opportunity of making a sharp and bril sand and small pfcbblea and stopping hot hit balli at tu thti M-i-sico. of this course. It U trua, he haa been celebrated thoroughbred mastiff dogs, Tiger and Denny. 3b.... 3012 Seery, If...... 311 3 00 Hints, cf...... 523 4 10 liant play, he does it so modestly and so with short OD the Black Diamond* ne.xi year. weak nt the bat, I ni there is i .1 dL* 1. uuting b» ficld- :...... 301 ' GlMscock^s. 412 2 30 Car roll, tf...-. 512 1 01 Of the Maroon..' outfit-Id, Seery is showing np well iut al ii.ty. ll> ;i since the Jjion, unquestionably the greatest acting dogs Duulap, Kb.. 412 4 40 Bak*r, rf..... 400 0 01 out any apparent attempt at grand stand effect formatioa uf th 3 as high Myers, 2b.... 3 023 both with Ihe stick and •in tho field, bnt arem* to be ever seen upon the stage. They are beautiful ftTRin'n.lb.- 411 8 0 u At*u. H>--. 4 0 1 12 21 that he bus entirely captured the appreciation afraid to dirty hia clothes when r n th - *-" " ''-• |- : ?i with th* U.. l 'Ii'I. Thia Lillie,lf...... 3003 Denny, 3b.... 42223 411360 in appear^ nje, massive in gjze and understard 600 """"3 400150 of spectators who in no wise stint applause of f» n^lding we'll, but fait^J^fc^L ih- t BWMIWJ, p.. 4 1 3 1 ,hia efJorU. _^ _ little n* rviH.^.^ SJ\iiiii ia V...HaaVl'> '"- J -..»VJ .,aa..,;,."VU" U Tolai.. .310924121! Total...... 28 2 7 27 11 0 iVs pretty tonga on yon, Josie, to hare an iug, bat i< shwwinz up mBcnbettera. tne c*u, beinâ. The drama "Brother Against Brother" CablU, rf.... 401 11 0 uimgan, c... 321 5 SI Jack Olasadx-k Bisid« hi-* fir*t en or ;hir* seaaon on 8t. Louis.....___...... 0 0000000 0—0 tluinn, cf... 401 1 22 Shaw, p...... 310 0 10 error tallied when you run about seventeen lit t b« for 'ha r* st.^ i^ t an interesting and thrilling character, Kansis CHty...... 00001001 0—2 Hoiulay Ust and it L«arly brcke hid heart, it is but miles, more oriels, for a bail, and arrive just too late just to say that the eiror would not have been made Ti... ..-,,....^.,...- ...... —,lj tale the other keeping the audience in the height of excite Buosearaed—KtnsajCity 1. rirat on balb—Boyle Total...... 36 8 15 27 17 4 Total...... 36 7 8 47 18 4 to get it squarely in your hands. Never mind, old wl-kb, it trn^, would fully accoB&l for some of the ment frott the rise to the fall of the curtain. 3. Struck out—Boyle 5, Whitney 3. Double plays— fellow, the spectators know that you should have had but for the repairs to the dUmond, elsewhere PTK'ken St. Louis...... 50300000 0—8 of, which left th« ground in trout of thort, third and lattf tad work b»tweeu Ke*ins aud Rauiêy. It said: Ticlor Leonzo, who impersonates Curl Sckmidt,* young Myeri acd Dnnlap; Dnnlap and McKinuon; Boyle, Waihiugton ...... 00000003 4—7 half a dozen put-cuts for the effort if that were pos ''K«iiiig iri a u>au ofhis wtrje, Earned rune— St. Louis 6. Two-base hits — Quinn, sible. I was talking to Mike Scan loo in the first Raoisvy i» un-«rupulou3 nnd an ingrate. Some tima> som-'h')^ l!,-r offered the battery ijl'>J for their v • Jug an original stjle. He haa an une- wy. Cincinnati* coming first. Snyder undoubtedly antici inning of the first Black Diamond-Waafiing- cock. Home run — Denny. Stolen bases —Seery and ton gam* and the he me team we? e l&'ting pictures and their nauea for a br*E.d of cigard. They ",ire of protean specialties, imluding NOTE.—The Phnadelphia-Boeton game at Philadel GloJnun. Left ou bases— Washington 6, Si. Louia 8. pates the usual guying from the *.p*ctators. How they agr«**l lo tako it, bui before arrHngwiueutd had boea phia and the New York-Washington game at New do tfive it to him, to be sure. The very first talute he the '*Wizard'1 all over th« park. ScanlOB re i • :ij dancer, which he executes finely. Struck on;— Sbaw 4, Sweeney 2. Double plays — marked that the Black Diani'-nd^ bad on their conij l»Ud liimsey sold his Lame to a rival cigar firm If:- :. r, Harry, shows up tho Til lain to perfec York were postponed by rain. Kuowles, Force end Start; Hiocs and Knowles; Dun- geU when he appears is: "Kick, Snyder, kick!" When for $150 jioti said nothing tu Keriaa, cutting him en- ever Snydsr h> ars th:U familiar strain, whtreTer he is, batting trousera—this after Jack Glassco^k had saiU-d tion, at*. I th« manner in whirh th* rloga pounce upon lap, Glasscock and McKinnon. First on balhv— Shaw tha ball out f'jr a three lawr. I says, 'That's nothing; tirtly out of the "leal. Of count* thia made Kerina him, -,v-* :^; him by thethioat and whirling him Games Played Monday, May 10. 1, Sweeney 3. Wild pitches — Sweenej 1. Time — 1:50. from Now Orleans to New York, he knows there is a very angry, con>k;erin< th** fact th«t he brought Baltimore man in the crowd. And yet It is all good- heie corn's a man that will knock it ovtr the fence"— , .tttge, is of the oust thrilling do*-riptiou. DETROIT vs. NEW YORK AT DBTKOIT MAT 10. Umpire — Eagan. it was Deuny that was going op to the plate. Sure Kanist-y her* and almost niati* him what he is." well-drilled company support the broth- CHII-AGO vs. BOSTOH AT CHICAGO 3IAT 12.— Bain natured ' kl'ldlug,'' for be is one of Bahlr.ore'3 favor Kly is getting his arm iuu> ôo>l trim and good work . ir»ma will be put uôn the stage with — This was the new Detroit Club's first appear ite field cattains, and the people appreciate the fact enough, th» second bail p: tched Jerry met it fair and saved the home learn from a probable delcat, as it was eqnare and sent it high over the left fit-Id fence and is ex'pecttd of him oa ihe retain trip. HOM new and original scenery, costumes, mechanical ef ance at home, and notwithstanding the chilly brought to a close in tbe second half of the fifth that he is an earnest worker for bu club. When these two sections meet, and s.efence, Etc. Well. The cut will now rtmaia M it is until th* close inning ou hits by D«a«Iey, Ewing and Dorgan. the apparently belter fielding in tbe Eatt having a pearance juat DOW. 1 paid it a Tiait this morning and Games Played Thursday, Hay 13. found everything in fine shape for the game next Ex-Association Umpire Ben Young, who of the season. The only other run made by the visitors was in tendency to unsettle options. The East, as a whole, At tie Arch Mrs. John Drew haa scored a success as DKTHOIT vs. BOSTOX AT DETROIT MAY 13.—In seems to be stronger than last season, aud if that Sun'lay, when tlie champions will entertain Caylor's wae appointed Southern League umpire the fifth iubing, OB a hit by O'Rourfco aud Bouc'g red l«f£B. Harry Weldon and Superinteodeut Solaris BeUwla TrekerHe in that exqul-ite comedy "Engaged," wildlhiow. twlng gpiaint-J his leg IB the third the first inning Burdock fumbled and Hanlon proves actually to be th« fact, some very pretty and scarcely a week ago, has had trouble already in which will b« continued all of this wt-ek. exciting contests should be the result. Baltimore is ar« loth certain that tho dmmoud, at>d in fact the hia fir?t series at Atlanta. The Atlanta Club inning while running to second la*e, and was forced reached first and >oored on a three-bagger by whole field, is in better coedition now than erer be At the Chestnut Street Opera House this we*k the to retire in favor of Bicbardaon. The DttroiU scored not so far advanced as when ths Western tfami were upon its own ground last week lost three games erer popular Jus. K. Emmet will apptar in ''Fritz in Brouthera, who scored on Thompson's single. tir-t m«t last year, but this can be accounted for by fore. Ihree runs in the third on a two-bugger by Hanlon l*T6tnases on balll giTf n Man son's borne run. For the visitors Dealey hit fafein stronger games—especially Brooklyn. If Baltimore nnd overlooking the wretched playing of the do; *inuug chonM under ii'» cirdim- "l/ubv-jn BUu," aa well M ''Mystic Isl*-," u--xt sea I!ald»in, p... 8 0 0 1 1 3! Ke*fe,p...... 3 0 0 0 Bowe.u...... 4 010 2 0 Moirill,lb... 210 9 01 be-tto buy "I'wtey" and make a catcher out of him. B'ancea umpire another ânn on th* AtliuUi grounda, son, dirM.ting bia attention e&tirtly to light opera. llannmg.lf..------2211 0 0|Ward,M...... 3 0 2 1 White, 3b.... 4010 1 0 Badbonrn, p. 4 1 2 0 80 remain patient his club may pull up and then he can, if he will oi«ly be moderately viituous, be happy too. ''Petoy'1 of course could go behind the bat without tin an i he stockholders requt-stfd Mr. l!y»n to tolrgniph C. M. Suuthwell will be on the staff of the Hotel Al - -iG»rhardl,2b 200 2 00 Bennett,c... 301 7 1 0 Burdock, 2b. 401 1 21 additional mt>*>k. rrftsident ProudiU that AtlanU would forfrry to tee his poaiii, n rtniored to first bise. Brt;t>i«-r,' 1 -«itl '• ivp its first production in this ciVy at The public are vigorously kicking because the bat co- dition. This wa* tha case (upt-cutlly after a haid any games He ifferrc-! tlie repoitiT to the published hits—Brouthers 2 and D. Bichardson. Firtton balls— Boston...... 00001000 2—3 rain, when the water would remain at the Account of the gamts, which plainly told tho tale of the N i- . • • Detroit 4, New York 3. First on errtrs—New Yorkl. Earned nius—Detroit 1, Boston 1. Homo run— tery for each game is not announced. Some people can ouly devote so mauy days in a week to games, aud home plato, at the pitcher^ position, aud poor b .ttins, poor pitching and poor ncMinx- Ho *l»o Th" and Lion, at the National btolen bases—Manning 2 and HaLl* n. Stiuckont— Th< mpnm. Two-ba=e hits—Poorman, KaUbourn and along tbe base linen. Iu the last few days a large eaid thftt got^d v/ork was utterly impossibl") with a tfcis w •-. i • ». : • •imens of the English mao- W'urd, Ilaulou, D. BicS.ardaon, Thom['flon,BeDneLtaDd Burdock. Tbreo basa hit—Brouthf ra. Passed ball— trrfer to make them dovetail in so u to see their fi rco of meu h^ve hfeu actively engaged in grading tenni so dUorganized an-1 inharmonious a* tht> Atlan ttff. Baldwin. Paawd balls—Deatley 1. Umpire—Gaffney. Benuett. First ou kails—Detroit 1, Botton 2. Struck favorite pitcher and catcher officiating. They naut to and sodding tho diamond, &Ld it will undoubtedly ta* at present are. tie also tt-ited that Mr. 8'tphen Manager Kelly haa had gome Tery bean t if n I and in out—Detroit 4, Boston 4. Umpire—Gaffney j kiiow the perfi rmers that are to exhibit for their Time—2:15. pleasure the same as at the theatre. There does not be in good condition in a few weeks. Jl-au, of the Allau'a exfnitive cominittoe, approached tr1r 'it? mechanical scenery prepared for "Brother CHICAGO TS. BOSTON AT CHICAGO MAT 10.—The CHICAGO vs. NEW YORK AT CHICAGO MAT 13.—The I see th.it "ihorty" Foutz got five hits off Sullivan him, and, after detiouiicin^ him in round terms, told Afcaiint r,. ther" thU week. seem sufficient reason to deny them thia concession, Bostons conTd do nothing nith i!cCormick,and to this visitors were i*utbatted and outfielded. Chicago scored and in the l"&g run it mav affect the attendance. in Lonisville recently; old lung aud hungry ia him tint he should not, umpire another came on tho Vie Ltî./o, of the Leonzo Brothers, at the National fact their defeat is due, as otherwise they outplayed t«o runs in the first ii.ning on two bases on ball* and liable to pu»te the ball between the eyes when it ia grounds herf. Young s*\s h« was disgusted at the hits by Kelly and 1'f-ff, r. Singlet by Kelly and Ansou, Anything tl.'ut cnaws the least dissatisfaction with pa this -.v^k, \A the onlj rival of Emmet now beforo the the home club. As usual the C'Mcagos alfo excelled in trons it would seem to be good lolicy to avoid when mo it netd^d. maooer in which he wns trcnttd and telegraphed to fUl'iiv. base-runi'ing. A ta^ on ball.:, Kadbonrn's out and Bified by a muff by Deasley on Gerhardt's threw, let practicable for in the end, »ben the season ie older Several cluba ID the Southern League were anxious Praeid-^nt Pi-iudfit a^kin^ to I e reliercd from further : T. • r.la'k Crc-'k,"* to ba given at the Walrat, Burns' wild throw gave Boston her only run. Score: both men home iu the third inniug. Williamson cap to eecuro the eervict-s of Dit.k Mappes, the brilliant dr. ty ai umpire in Atliu.ta. He received a reply to tured a home ruu an'l Bumft a piogle in the sixth and the buse l«i] excitement somewhat flattened by ^ • ')»., will surj*5B any pre- CHICAGO. AB.B. B. P. A. I| BOSTON. AB.B. B. P. A.E the Lot weather, it is the flip of a cent with Home lit'k' catcher,who was recently released by Mauugfcr prcxjeod to Na-h'ille in time t) umpire Friday's game, that gro*t spocrecle. The Dairy mple.lf 4 2 2 3 0 0 Hornuug, If. 4 0 1 210 innirte, Burns-c. ring on a fumble by Gerhardt, fol ^chnieiz (us telegraphed by me), but Atlanta had ibe which he accordingly did. lowed by a wild throw. For New York DcrKau made whether or not to make the exeition to attend a game. _! _ !^ted an j tiling eûal to it ia Gore cf...... 4 1 I 1 1 1 Button, M....4 0 0 1 42 Then any dissatisfaction with Ue accommodatl-us, most money and consequently secured him. Dick Mr. Yuuug umpirtd in Atlanta last seawn when »j>it.-u>lvi ami t-inLwint.on. Kelly, c...... 3 1 1 3 1 0 WiM.rf...... 3 0 1 1 00 a home tun ia the fourth inuiug, and Ksterbrook the grounds, the players, the club or the manage will prove himself to be a tower of strength behind the AtUnta Onb was winniig and nobody th*-n dla- Man^ct-r Flfishmau, of the Walnut, is wriously An*in, Ib.... 4 1 1 9 1 1 Daily, c...... 3 0 0 311 scored on a single, a LI at steal acd a hit by Welch. ment ia in many cases sufficient to turn the bat iu the Southern Ltiguc, although he wus a covered hfs allege J incompetenry. Mr. Slorton'a i*--' ; ' - • • • - (jeou confined to hia rfaidcuee for 1'fenVr,- - ~ 2b...- 401' - • 6 4 1 Mt;irill,lb... 3 1 0 U 10 Another TUB was inailo in the fifth inning on a i-a*e the tcale. The Evening Sews i* gallantly fighting this little nervous in the Nutio- at League. opinion uf Mr. Young's present work would be inter* His unusually strong const itn Will'm»1n,M2 0 0 1 2 0 Rartl ourn, p 4 0 0 0106 hit by O'R nrke, a wiM pitch and a long fly by G.I Ion- battle for the patron* and undoubtedly will win in Jimmy Dounfelly,tho excellent young third baaeman «&tiog at this time. ; able phystciafis, baa juut warded Burna,3b..... 3 1 2 3 3 2 John«ton,tf. 4 0 0 101 Vie. The feature of the game »as Ftjnn's throw to the fuuire, near or distant. It cannot be that this of the Kansas City Club, is a good hitter, the best aud timoitia. Sunday if... 411 2 00 Burdock, 2b. 300 4 00 the plate, cutting off O'Rourke. Score: course is adopted by the club todefeat the poolselleis, swiftest base luuuer on the urn*, aud he isn t afraid In Need of Vitcher*. McCormk,p4 0 0 0 5 4 Nash.Sb...... 3 0 1 100 CHICAGO. AB.B.B. P. A. E KEW TORE.. AB.B. B. P. A.B to getiu fiont of a caimou biUl. Ue remind*) me wry •i»n will open tho nevetity-tilnth Dalr)'p!', lf- 3 0 0 0 0 0 O'Bourke, cf 4 1 3 1 80 for the score card furnishes the information three much of the ' only1' Dt-nny. AUGUSTA, May 12. — Fxlitor SPOUTING LIFE: — Wear* - WdlnTit parly in September next, hours before the game is brought to a definite result. in th* lead, hut how loii£ wo will stay ther« is hard to Total...... 32 7 9 47 17 9| Total...... 30 1 3 241710 Flinu,cf..... 41111 0 Connor.lb... 3 0 1 11 10 Bad«r, the btst amateur fielder In St. Louta, has re i.otaiiig which Lydia Kelly.c...... 5 2 3 7 0 0 Ward.ss...... 4 0 0 140 It Is more likely to be the object to defeat the pur- ceived several goo-1 offeis from fii%t-cl;isi clubs, bnt he say. V/e are grtaily in iitod of a sp»*dy pitcher. cing her American Chicago...... 20230000 x—7 poftefl of a rival score card seller, but then the official Weidel, one of o»ir ppe* diest twirlom, is laid up with a BcBton...... _.. 01000000 O—1 Au*on,lb..... 5 1 1 7 0 0 Glllespie, If.. 4 0 0 0 00 refuses tu pUy ball proffasioiially. Thia is a pity, as T ( 'iuy of barli-squc art- Metier 2b.... 50132 O'Dorgar,, rf... 411 3 00 one would always have tbe call. One such enter lame arm. How long h<* will be *> we can't toll. ist>. Earned runs—Chicago 2. First on errors—Chicafio prise died a horning and any others would be apt to hu would be a bright light in a short while. There bnt trust it will not b« long. \Veidel ia so well hked 3, Boston 2. First on balls—Chicago 4, Boston 4. Wil'mton, sa 3 1 1 2 2 l'Esterbr'k,3b 4 1 1 4 00 suffer the same decline. Liborallty In the way of in are very few p oletwioLnls that can cover as much by all uur people that wo are anxious to soe him get Th e ftara and attraction! booked by Manager Struck out—Chicago 3, Boston 2. Two-base, hits— Burns,3b..... 421 3 10 Deasley, c... 400 6 31 gr«riL:d as this youn^' man. He ou^lu to pUy ball. jn< i.i,r! ,:.n fnf the AValnut fur next er-aa>n are the Mc€orin'k,p4 0 1 2 7 Ij Welch, p.... 4 0 1 064 formation is certainly cheap in this case and that vir in cuncltllo^>m a/id Sutcliffar* T^J/.V-./.'/ieV" on tli-; A HUT !•:'*! : flfa«o, up to the rftli iiinintt Ih-* K'uiK«a Cit\9 \v.-io Mili/îu Three-base hit—Pteffor. Passed bail»— Deasley 3, den. their outfiwld, it c< uld hardly be improved on. Radford, all y laving gieitt ball ami hitting pretty h.nd. Sylvea- a hit. V Kelly 2. First on errors—Chicago 2, New York 2. Kel«sed--By Lawrenc«—F. F. Nicholas. By Brcck- Lilliu aud Itowe all being good fiekkry and hard hit tor i* 'l"ing m>n;o great f\«.'l«;iog. Ho throw two mca of any p' Struck out—New York 3, Chicago 5. Left on bases— ton—C. H. Will)?. By Boston—W. H. Clarke. ter*. out at tho !i"mi plate 'A few day a ago. Wo are all her* .. , . -i.l yuar. In - ' . New York 4, Chicago 5 Umpire—Cnrry. Special—The directors of this league on May 7 re- Myrtie Tla'-Vett mnVefl a runner stand pretty close glad to sea Kilr \ and liottfml doing so well in th« •_rv ii-jtn but ». 4 2 2 Bassctt.ss.... 311 1 30 sluggi . ,1 home Mrrldcn Brlefn. ,..30 2 Mc(lnc'ry,lh 4 0 1 11 20 ruu a ; . . ! v, keep of iiui,,ir, a v a- -rmonth. ThenecrtUry —he will be m»ilo '.vtucomo whoacver ho coan.-n th:s w a- -tcIi club 910 at any time >" " '" '**•• Iifivr; ni^n two new •mpany HcKIVn.lb.. 4 0 0 11 0 0|Bo»e,cf...... 400 3 11 ing the Waauiugtons down to four raft* bits. Hcore: way. Denny, :ib... 412 0 30 DuunvlJy, 3b 3 0 1 ST. 1.0U18. AB.R. B. P. A. V.I WASHING. AB.B. B. P. A.B j i. 'y. The protest of :he Weidman seems to have Utter control of the baH, 1,v ofMill.-r C'ahill, rf..... 310 0 0 Mycrs,21>...... 4 1 1 «.,,-» 1: G10 1 0 0 HiLen.cf...... 3 0 0 300 li. ofMa.v :: was filed. and certainly bun mom speed th.in last year. Ilia RI.-: Lnwli.r hiss been pitcfe- Ijuinn, cf..... 413 Briody.c...... 4016 022 S 6 0 Carrull, If.... 410 3 10 i tli.s 4«st of ihtra. in,; ' t ' i'-day ho nitche4 (irnvee, c...... 400 8 11 i.l 11 is. If...... 4001 41264 1 Baker, rf,c... 4 11323 011 grounds as w ' both give If any of the kt-owiu^ ( ) onw think that long Jim his Hret I .rtfjr.lts at IJart- llealy, p...... 400 0 40 Weidman,p.. 4010 :..,..,... u , ,t.3 4 3 10 0 OSlart.lb...... 4 0 1 14 00 »t,t. ... . '•-> the seer--tai > '*• or ground Whitney is played nut ihwy on^ht to feoi up and face furd. Tl: 't ivml'ldo nothing Denny, 3b... 6 3 2 1 3 2 K nowlen, 2b 4 0 1 370 •hall not be recbange<) ; to by MA clubs him. I wa-t watchiiiK tho bull the other day very with him. I(o '^.s r.'.'A c ••mrn-ind of the bnil and fi Totnl...... 3451127 12 2 Total.... .34 3 6 27 24 4 Myers, c...... 4 2 1 1 0 0|Korct, s«...... 4 0 1 151 •ud No/ff« gittnto the » same. closely, and wheu il li-t't \Vhit's hanJu it wad of go<.d very »pe'**ly, a nl tho l>ei*t of all his » giM level his---Sl. Louis 3. Stolen base—Qulnn. Quinn, cf,2b 613 0 i 1 Daily, p...... 300 0 41 Sioreis of clubi will phce "wild pitches,""passed woudei why the lilu-.k Dinmi>ii(]i didn't hot him htrd. iug fin o brx«i. Latnl .ert is pitchiUf( v\i'.i raoio . Olaeftccck, IX'tilap, Donny 2. balls" and "hit by pitchod ball" in summary only, and In my opiuiou Whituoy hua ôt on h'.*» old f-Uam and tliiir, !io did Ust ic.1 -on, Knd is In tit>e slmpo, ck. Pawed balls-Urare« 1. Total...... 471618 27 18 4 Total...... 31 2 4 27 22 8 "base on balls" in error column. Name* of playen he will put the Bostons W tU

y g»t down SuTlivnn ii hitth.K tht ball h.ird. .-Jv-ct to hoir it1 ftinl l.Mt IB G»o.Tv»ixt"» tiO-Tft be- to work. Boyle la, without J^tlt, the t^eii^t LJ»H 4roo4l ret>oit -if rji(» biuuur. 6. tuieu Uoohv»t«f asil ItutftlOi May 19. THE SPOKTITSTQ LIFE. 5

pl*y ball, »nd HkfTfUe how he can rattle the players NBW BRITAIN thinks that Xeriden will oot last long LARRY C>RCORAN Is not with the New Yorks on n1mi>, Mr. Wiman fully intended, when he sailed, t iking trips through the E^stf-rn ;lm-»*-d to tj» cap- and ia waiting tostep into the Silver Cit)'sshota. tin ir prestitt trip. And yt it has been ropeatrd y to ret'iiu h< me June 1, and eDg*gdd hia return pas Mii.ii^'i-n wonl'l du well to write him fi>r ilat»«. tai/; • r in wt'.en gtven ont that lib arm U all right and that he is in aa sage fur May 24. A G*»«d Word for the League Team—The Ei> Ft SSKLB ITH'S catching, and particularly his T>- 'ih is in a bud way. It Is strong ia- he , WilU att throwiu^, are highly prniw-d )»y M*m|.hu j»p*-ru. good trim as over. THR A t M ur<- the hett organized teim in California, dl\ t-« not stem t > pliy iu harmoiM , arxt Blues' Change of Base—Item* Gathered hi,s ht»r. He NEW ORLEANS ban.- "gaged LIKE Kjlruy anil Ramsey, Stemmyer is jumping to »ii the Fly. h».- lie H*ver- the frunt. To hold an aggregation of sluggers lika •t BOSTOI. May 14.—Klit*>r Ppowrnro LIP*.— hill- • bat) l'«t the Chicago flub down to one bit is a wonderful foat but i ,...... , •.-• ».;•' ui'l THK >!,>•- haw< • -.\r, bot for a gr*«R pitcher. / ., LIP* with a limn ^t-u ou .1 eUy there, ing tb» tiavtrljs. fined heuviiy, via: M» ur>; rlared to be> PEOPLIS has filled :mi h'j plac* at abort in Brook- i it I had no: i~infh«?r, ai.d aU lj n iinunnrt'ly well. Jimmy is a good all-aroun 1 MAN \»}KH ! FOVARD hss f follow! nar team indeed the Utter we u _«r c*.».. .»»i» . .-,,.. ^.. ,,. the last two _:,___ ' better coacb- Purcell witliac'ialr. it i^. ,.«.^-.. , • -o» iu*. " play- Who eaid anything about spriuk- UaUti?S Wd:, if grief over the weird ue, ing -e! havrt been de:ib*rat>ly thr.wn by t "e- .êr 8e»ET, of the Maroons, Is the best Shakesperean work of the , i •> broken iny pencil or but it A 'uiuge asserts that "Gore is a vrry caur**lley, Short is didgud'Kl with the c'.ub and i-vcr) h<> i. is *i>u* ag dried my ink. iie U About ad nenr the facts in in.'.- tie Ittiver- ler." the maraKer, playors and dir«cu>rs. The Inttt-r e*f the eeee a^ a man is to drawing a $10,000 prize ever i-ortunity does not fail to thow his ; rhe field. i,B , !, MI New NEITHER Radbourn nor Bufflutou have aa yet had ^ hiive I- en fiVtv d to [day at they will luve ordtrr and succeed or give up base tail when he bin - ' - - L • l,ina lottery. . occaaiuu to be tmrious of each other's record in the Trei t.>u, N. J., t. i i 1 If IlartnAtt, of th« Blu-9, continues to improve ha box. THK Portland** claim the first shut outa of the New Two srerkii ; ened I was EngUod League seuson—i to Oat Haverhlll aud I to old "Tenlun*1 base I* i • UK exchange reads ph nomenal Smith a will hr> u bis; ^r^h (^T •*. nm team next year, tie ifl a GLB.VX, of Pittsbarg, has been hindered in his work, stand; seating cup.i iiire. It Mtys:—'Pbvu.'Uitual South bat in NFJW Y>K • _ _ ...... _ \ij game* on we. ; "•' " ' - die ball anywhere. OatLtwrencw—on successive days, aud ooth giuuca the folo (irounck. I caoco back to Boston particularly at tbs b*tt by an abacesa over one of bis without a fielding error. h' -1 »t tha BlueV garner are THE fane of the Reach ball haa travelled even to pirch.ug maaagfS 'o sx>re, and »•t't«ntiuiM their ma ulnit »: -UK- tu draw wt-ll mi i they were not tJu* to SOWDIRS, of the Nashvilles, must be a good waiter. far-off California. As will be seen by a letter in an THERE will be a very material change tn the posi than jfor year*, and that opinion b;u cot been He has u> dale goa* to first bsae nineteen times on tions of ihe clul« in all the leading Lrganizationn by wins a (fame. This fault o mid be easily ovt-re «ie by weak.'encil in the least. It ia acknowledged make arraagemvnbt to have the game* played un their other column it haa been adopted as the official ball Sinitb if he wa< uot over-anxious and nervou*. Ths grounds, ball*. of tbe California League. the middle of June. As toon aa the wear and tear everywhere that a team never began a aea- begina lo tell < n the teams, th se which bave the best pitcher is i ot always the one that the fewest hit! I on Wrstaad that Smit'i, of the HarvanJiiinc, who HASAGBR SIM MOSS, of Waterbnry, considers Pyle a THE Kansaa City Club's luck has begun to torn. are made un, or t! at retires tbe target-1 oyiul'or of sofi * in a more crinpltd coalition than the fiaa developed into a pi' e her this d*»a*oD, wi I be itt th« a better pitcher in a long race thaa pheoomeaal The baseball park naa about the ouly thing in the mo&t united tean^ and the m;»t enduring "batteries" will take up tbeir position in tba van. butgmen on strikes. To be a succe-a »t§ a pitcher a Bost/unn were in, when they started in on the law H. hool next year, »ml as Boyd«n is to be there Suiitb. town which was directly eipoaed to ihe latu terrific man must be cool, act! must not get rattled even P..MI grounds two wtekj ago yesterday. Last al0<> the nine is sure of two pitchers in '87. TUB Meta have their old champion pennant for 1885 cyclone and eerafed demolition; hence the managers Ex PRKsii'SNT McKsioHT bjtf cooled down and though hid opp nen'a kno;k him out uf the box. Tbs if Pnulap keep* ou a« he has begua he will just and will display it at all their hume games in Stated bare plucked up bops anew. those threatened exposure <>f the Aaa-^cutiou'i* inaule t>tit piU hers ia the profession are bit bard occasion* ^.iûrJiy I hid a letter from John Morrill, who about lead th* aerond busemea thiaaeiinon. He played Iflluod. workings wdi not l-e forthcomiutf. Seiuntiunali.ita, of gajiJ. the boys were just a* badly off as when I THE Staten lalaad base ball grounds are now deco ally, but it does aot w» rry them, f«T tb>y get tfafr* tec gani«a with»n( an error, bat bi\>he the sjH'll y*e- WHIRE are those who claimed that Bar Tie Rich- rated with hundreds of gay flags and banners. Man couree, will be greatly disaypvint-d, while tbe lovers just the same iu the long run aud make them hit ths> Ipft them in New York. John said they were terd«y aud oiiwie ou« error. I find frout my records ardaon could not play second base as it should be of l»u&t bull wilt l« correttp< udhifcly pleaaei. No ball." ager WiUiaou gparas no inuiu or inuney to make his washing of dirty linen ia puUic, please, /not discouraged, but should keep pegging along that h* haa nuuie thim -seven put-out* autl thirty- pUyed? nark the finest in ths country. TOLIDO, 0., notes.—Base ball U dead in this city uutil the men were able to fill their regular iiz *Msrs wiih th* wn/le error. HOSACB PHILLIPS is at a loss bow to account for It. THE BOSIO& Glob* unfailingly soagests to Petey K AKRAS CITY now refrrets letting Hart, the younsr now without a hope of ever revivtuR. Witr-m^n i asitHiQ* and then he expected to aatonUh some Mom 11 made hs first error on first ba«a reaterday. Berkley and sixteen more player*, axid still luaiDg that for Iba prvaent "Pigmies" would sound better Le*vfnw»ith pUrher wno abut *u Blues, con- arranging for special tates on all the railroads for th* hid second defeat at the hands of the "red-legs." for haiil hitters, which they acquired last year. In land League player to U fined for "chiouiug" to the deiti«a that Re ia at tb. bottom of H. aideriog that U vcu a new, uutried organization flrrit game of each aeries It id tufe to a»y lliAt Toledo And then to keep ttp the good work they went thirteen gam** they Lav* made twelva two-baggers, umpire. POOR l**tsy. Tbe balMn-the-«rowd and rlght- pi t*d against clubs which bave had » season's ex will bi» well represented at all frames fht-re this sefr op to Detroit and actually outbtuted the "big ten (riylo and eleven home rund. THE Mastodons is the latest pet name for the gift- neld-fence stories won't tJtpUin aw»y those three lick- perience, Tlier* i« good gjvuod f >r the hope that the SOD, for besides the railroads, excursion boats will run four" and little five. That wag more thin the Smiling Mickey W,-l, h doe^ not se«m to be dancing edged New York aggregation. Kennedy Is responsi Ings in Detroit. A bill OR the Detroit grounds will closing gamMi will find it nut far fiom the top. excursions at rat^s as low as t*enty nv» ceuts...... moat sanguine had hoped for after the exhi so ei&ctually as Usi year. In the i-ix games he baa ble lor it. atop rolling before it touches a fence. A PTTTSIHTHQ correspondent writes: 'A lover of the Several gentlemen have t ought asvt-ral lots ID tha played tha base bita tivn-te utl his delivery have beea THE ntmons Heoley Clnb, of Richmond, InJ.,is tr> be bitions of Ituther-pnunding the Wolverines had OAYLOR is quite port live that the club that wins tbe game ia this city ha-* ofl> red to give each pla\er in the suburbs of the city and are having them fitted up for 7, 9, 11, 8, 13and 1>, whilo he has Nv,-u ba UN* for four- Association peanamt Ibis year will loea not leca than . jorfcanixtKi by II.C. UeaU-y.tbe roll«r~skat« uianu a*> bouie team i-ne dollar fur every mn th*-y make during bicycling and cricket. given when facing Welch and Keefe. And by- let-u earned rnna or an average of over two to a game. 50 games. tur.r, about June 1. Tha club will be mad« up of th» cbamploiMhlf) 86H«f»D. U they suoced in captur KINGSTON, N. T., Bo*es.—The League reason doss the-way I am going t> hazard a little guess ttcCormiek wears vetl. Ilo has pitched ia four CHARLIE M OB-TON'S Savannah team Is said to be the fully as strong players as last season. ing tbe p*nitant h« will give every ou* of them aôld not open in an auapictoua manner. May 10 wai ths) on the Gothamites. I bare seen them play two games and ti*^ been batted for only three earned runs. beat behaved ol any Southern L*»gue club while THE Cincinnati A'(*./M*rer informs Its readers that wat*:h and ct*iu t tach to be of ihe f*lne uf 4150." opeiJtg day for the League; every g*iue was pnst* The League pitchers are not striking out »o many traveling. **Tn«»rty u placing great ball f»r ihe Piitsturgs," pc'ued on account of rain, and from that time to tbls championship game* thU year. They won men rtiiu year ma usual. Baldwin and Dup*« Shaw Tux character and excellent con-lu-t of the great BD GATLORD, proprietor of the Palace Theain1,Den Well, well. ID ihe«e piping times any office boy is audiences attending the Brooklyn*' Sunday j/ames w we have not had a ray rf 6unsbtue...... Siirttoga thorn b>th, but that is nothing. In my opinion bave to* beat recurdi in this reapect to (late, with- an qualified to do base bail work, it s ems. opened in Poughkeep-de on Tuesd»y and succe^de I in average of live to a *>aiue. ver, Col., i« a heavy stockholder ia Ihe Denver Bis» highly coramemled by the fe>cal press. Mr. By me they have loot the grip which they heid last Bait Club. SOME of the St. Louts papers are already begtcBins; saya th^ moment j\ist aa ire of 9 to 4. Flushed year, and aa I told some of the Bostons after Ihtu BruutherHeviden.ly l;aj a partiaMty for two- witb victory, Saiatuga on M eduesJay f-du-wing ap- bagjcers thia season. He tiaa air, ady made eleven. THE Chicagrs started in unluckily but y?ar, and last season's babit of usggine aud picking at Fred at these ûiDeâa pitvaiU at tbe we^k-day games, those two gamoe, BO I believe now that the won tha peuuant. Let New York reflect upuu tUU DuDhp. No matter how well he plays he can't please they will stop. The public know this, and no tioubie p^«reil here and determined to adminut* r tbe same Postponed gumes are a-V.in* up altogether too dode to oar team, Lut Kingston laid them out lya Gothamites have got to play much better ball rapUl; fur :W - .'1 ,,f the athednl** M anaaged this consolingly. c*rt*in Mound City newspaper scribblen". need be fee red. Tun Iforth American wants to know what has DAM 0'I.F\RY'sFlmirateam, which hu been trans a:ore of 12 to 2...... Kingston coi.si I«M its home than they started out with if they intend to yea'-. Tl> w will base tbttr h,.mls full Gii> GABDXEB, of the Charlestons, is charged with tetm very strong and is sanguine of winning the pen- be in the race at the finish. Here's the sum to tioi-h a -. the unprofessional conduct of thruwing baud in become of all our at mi-professional cluts. Why, »he ferred to represent Scran ton in the Pennsylvania A< • many minor leagues have acu<>n«*d up all the p.ayers ôciatiou i» AS follows: BagK'y, Kinz and McDermott, nnnt, although Tr.-y and Newburgb are mwking a mary of all I have said. The Chicago^ and The St. 1 - tus to be all infield and no •layers' eyes. desperate fight fur it. The team i» co »pcsed of ths tutfletd. But what au iuneM it ut THE Wasbtnetons are said to have vowed to beat who have ebowu the sli^Kteet trace of talent. catcher?; Diven, Brill and Stoutenburjr, pitcher-; the Bostons will outrank the New Vorks next Heifer, Tn>y and CaiUhan, on the based; HOWP. short following: CUchcrs, W. Betz and K. Shiy; pitchers, Tbe New England League is having any amount of Boston out iu tbe race. They have a pretty big job THAT vietury over Roth-sler in the opening cham *". A very and Frauk Chapman; first baê, Henry October, and I should not be surprised if either tr'ttt U with its umpirt-«. One of them ia known aa oa baud, th n. pionship game cost thd lorobto Club $60, as e-och stop, and Kennedy, Waters and a change pitcher or O'R illy; eemnd base, M. S. Alien; third base, — tbe Detroit,-" or Phliadelphiaa should show their "W»tcb.-it-theif-plea*e," o*ing to a way ha has of MURPHY, of the Merideos, tbe big hitter of the player who made a run g->t $10. Four Rochester catcher iu the outfirld. Madiân; short ttop, J. târks; right field, f. Pet. rsj heels to Mutrie's men. I can imagine some calling oat wheu the t all goea over the fence. Eastern League, taa seven home runs to his credit players made runs, bnt th*-y only receive',! soup. A PARAGRAPH is going the rounds of the press that ceii r^ field, George F. Ertelt. BlCGWCMP. for this season. Bio THOMPSON made the flrat home run of the sea St. Lonh wa« the first American Association c'nb to one saying now: "Another crank on the Bos be whitewa- had this seiwon. Kven brother Caylor has WILKESBABEJ:, Pa., notes.—After being twice EX-UMPIRE GREBX has left tbe South for good. son in Detroit Thursday on the lobgp-Bt hit ever mmle disappointed by the heavy rains of Saturday tons." Well I don't object to being called a Note* and Comment*. iu tbe City of the straits He had passed tbe hume fallen into tlie error »Dd given the item room in his crank. I heard this species of honor defined When last beard from he was at Chattanooga bound and Monday, the Wilkeslwrre and ?crj»nt»a THK Toronto^ have a coon maici>t. plate ere tbe ball was r.tumed to the diamond. paper. As a matter of fact, Brooklyn wns the first clubs on Tuesday m.-ruing played their initial once as "Anyone who does not beiive as you do." for Cincinnati. club to rerxtfva a coat, in tho second game with Balti WHAT'S the matter with Joe Gerhardt? THE New York Giaotq seem to be somewhat "out of McCi.Ki.LAN acd Pinckney seem to di> uonsually game, and notwithstanding th<> fact of Forepaugh's Here's a few crumbs for those to feed on who steady and reliable batting f^r Brooklyn this seaicn. more, at ItuUiiaorfs April 19. circus being in t->wn, there were no less than two BURCH tops all the Brooklyn baUme n. jiot" dince eacoJQteriug tho agitated atmosphere of TUB New Y ' " " maliciously asserted think the Bostons are no good. Everyone tbe buoyant West. *-Young" Ma; is just aa noisy (?) a-* ever. It U not true thousand people who wituet-sctl the game, which was) TH« New Kbgland League Guide u out. be was fined ihe other day fjrsptaking to a man. but wefk tlur '• was controlled by knows that the older the season gets the better JERSEY CITY has a new pitcher named Rex Smith. a fine contect aaJ rt suited in a sc»clipse Park. more-.dets gams of the 12ih, owing to an injured an wt-iit to Scran ten and played an exhibition game, their sorrow in 1SS4. Buffinton has not pre THE Botton Club id certainly in hard luck. kle due to a swift ball from Kitroy. We*- m-n, and tli- d when it made the which resulted—ScrantLm 13, Wilkesbarre 4. On Wtd- Hun Eft l ONNOR is not anything like np to last year's char-jp, TT" - -r of the .Vewsf Can tended to be able to pitch on account of a JOHN LAV IN has been relt-aaed by Meajpais. ley Bii-gg, tbe old-time ball plnyer, took hi^ place. n"?day the se<-ond of tbe Leaû^ games was played form at the bat. If be dutsn't get down to work soon Ben \V f with tlc-in hands? here, and after a well contested game of eleven inningi lame shoulder. He will swing into line with COLLINS ia considered Chatr«no-»ga's Drt.>cot. ho will be badly left. BROWSING carries a gold watch which was pre let tied warm weather. Sam Wise has been sented to him by the directors ot tbe Lonnvilie C.u*-. Tiu i week ago editorially ad resiilti d in favor of the S -rantoas by a score of 9 to 8. LITTLE Willie Hahn is still a Jhicigo m^s -ot. MOORE, of trie Atlantas, has beea mulcted $185 for vised - n not t'> come back home nn. Taking into consideration ihe fact that our club has out of condition since the first day he went The watch is burdened with the inscription, ''The UMPIRE CARLIN ia obnoxious to Baltimore&cs. drunkenness and Ciine, Williams and Lyons $50 each Champion Lat?iuan of tlie American Association." less it d'd t- B;et)iin»c t*> .iUtinaivsh itaelf. After the onlv just begun playing, whereas the Scranton Club on to the field, and ought not to have played MILWAUKEE hus a new pitcher earned Cu>ick. f^r the same ortense. 2 to 0 b< atini givf n 3t. Loots the Times eaid: "To tbe (O'Leary'aKlniira learn) has been playing for BOOM ELM IRA was never so h*ppy as when Dan O'Leary's Kiiusns City Base itall Club: You have used the mop at all, while Burdock U only just commencing WHAT'S the inutterwith Cincinnati's Kt-coan? MAJOIL WILLIAMS is a good loser, and is never so team won lb#seriei fruin Bniiliamtnn. Catcher beg- time psist a-id certainly hai some excellent material. his season's work. bajpv aa wiieu he is making an up-hill fight. He has judiciously aod unsparingly. O>m9 home wheaever we are entirely satisfied at the result obtained ana THE Jersey City team has bet1 n pu-ntographed. It-y uas presented with a duttuurul pin, and Jobnuy you please." Verily, nothing succeeds like success. grt-at faith in the Mets. Troy got a diamond rina; for tbe Lest batting record. hope in a few days to show up in much better form. Ezra Sutton told me early in the season ILL-FUETUNB ttill pursuei Bostou'a Ixague team. WE have received a lengthy commuDic«tion from GOOD rjport ia made of Flanders, the new pitcher en THE-New York Club uitow experiencing that bad HOBOKEN, N. J., notes.—The Jersey Blues werei that when Steimnycr went in to pitch he would WKEHMAN and I>rt3 »toiler or later. E*in^ plaining <-f very h;id treatment at the hands of STEMMYER bids fair to prove a good man for Boston. all the w^y from Teiu*. iat«3ipur&ril} disabled, a.nd I>easley baa a tad ham!, Sunday, May 9. Score, 7 to 4...... Keller, of tbs Eeein* to have done it in Chicago. I have DAVE FORCE is playing short aa it should be played. PiTCfiER UOLLACKEB, late of the Atlantic Citys, has Manager Wallace, of th'* Ilidgewood Club, la^t Snn- Blues, was knocked se&selee* in tbe game with tha and the team Ls thus seriou&ly weakened benind the diy Mr. IteiUv states that not only wa* his club Long Islun I Club by a pitched ball striking him oo hunted in all the paper* I have been able to THCEB Smiths are pitching in the Eastern League. signed with AuÛsti. fitziirnmona is not wun the bat. c.ul> un the prttent trip. the victim of deliberate bad treatment, bnt that he th 1 back of the head...... Gaunt, (he catcher of ths> get at, to find out how the champions were McDoNAi D, Uto of Atlanta, is back in Wilkoabarre. Curr OARHOLI of the Wa^hiogtoDS lives at Bloom- was deprived (T his guarantee and ordered off the Blues, has sold ont his mtlk business and will go into mowed down so. The New York World PBiNCETo.NLxat Pennsylvania bt*t Wednesday 9 to 3. IT SSEMS queer to think of Frank Mountain and inglon, 111., and whenever he plays in Sc. Louis a grounds. Rei'ly contemplates a suit at law. tho grocery butinesa in Arlington, N. J...... Ths Guy Uecfcer, both great pitchera in their day, no1 offered a solution to the effect that Anson, Kelly YALE beat Br>wa a> >'ew Haven May li by 6 to 1. delegation of his townsmen Come down to sea Lim UAKROWGATE &ot**e:—Greenwald, of the last year'a B!ue«' ground haa teen ei>lar£.>d and improved Laving to pltty arst biue. cover hid field, as he alone can do it in their estima and I) a Iry in pie were afraid of "Cannon ball K.iN54*4*f I'tAXs consider McQutry a j.o«m iu legs Somersft Club, has signed with Harrowgate. He will generally, and now the managt-maQt wants to im TUE Mets have not yet received their share «f the tion. play third bav...... Manager Rigby, of the Harrow- prove the diamond...... The game between the Blaei William," as Stemmyer has been dubbed here. *teF o^st scrapp. r in the Pittsburgh is 1'red t'arroil. gat» receipt* of thy K^nie in Newark that broke up JACK NELSON, the r.-liable short stop for the Metro To imagine these three worthies aa afraid of g*w-*, ha-* computed M-< nine and will compare his and Welcomes, which was to take place Wcdaesiay, YOLNG DoXNELLir ia hitting the ball for Kansas over tb« J>*i«t-,«r-Buriu row. politans, expects to appear in hia old position ia a vtry tt am witb any other amatrur team in this sjty or else May 12, wasdecUred off, as tbe ground was in poor anybody is more than I «m capable of, a ad I Tn^t HELLM\N, th-* catcher, just releised by Cin- few days. Us ia tbe life of the t^m R»ipachla«er wh«-re...... The grrmfids of the Ilarrowgate Ba-ê Ball condition...... The many friend i f Gil. Htttfiold ia am waiting anxiously to see how "Remlap" will is now a substitute umpire for Nash- cinn*lt his gone b*ck to his first love—Nashville — will also I eon hand behind the Uome plate the cuiiiing Club ar» iu nr&Uclats <_-r(ie"...... 1heie is great iiv- this city are pleased to hear of h s success as pitcher •zplain the worse than amateur exhibition of »h -reTie will catch Sntith. week. »!ry at prt-seut between the Harrow gate and Frank- of the Portlands...... Tbe base Utll business in tbli T'S mo, her ta lying quite ill in Batti- THE big f« ur in tbe Detroit5, Brouthers, Rowe,White NICK BRADLEY has reached his home in New Bruns ford teams. city is not a success financially, both clubs—th* batting which his menagerie gave on Tuesday. Hobokens aud Jersey Blues—having lo«t money both Stemmyer is a worthy suTf^r" is " uitney for 2î! ^!"*'iri6a, ar» au!"™ JreJuendoiH hitliug. That1* wick, N. J., from the suuny South, and is waiting * THK North Springfield, Mo., Sovthwesttr reports a what Iticy were bought fur. for aa engagement. Nick ought not to be oat of A local l>ase ball game vtith the following new and in non-uttendance and on account of rain. After all has picked up an ambidextrous amateur the improvements ui.ide in tliH Bines' ground the base swiftness, and when he is showing his greatest pitcter. THAT exct-Uent ex-umpire, Terry CoBnell, has a unique table of points in its score: R—Rons, O— speed, a batsman will hare to be very quick or prom Outs. F. U—Fell Down. M—MnftVl tne ball. Um ball lovinsf public ought to evince a more heaity and IMO games are plent/ in the Southern "sit" in tha Custom llouw in this city,bnt id still open MURNAM, 01 more paying interest in the games played there, the ball will be in the catcher's hands before League. furan *-njiag»ment as umpire. fcing yo ungster iu M. Sutli . He « a good all pires—Sparry, Gate*", Foreman,Mt-iachbach and others. Oo«'oftbi* pl.iyera hi*d »i^hte*n "P. D.'a" marked providing Manager Kunchen saccsedi in getting he can swing the bat over the plate. JOB BROWN succeeds Ed Stapleton as Bridgepoit'i GR*EN and Caatz, late of tbe Quaker City Club, o round pla)er, fin» base runne better games than ho has lately. thU city, aru doin^ creditable work lor the Long ?oden, of tstt) League teaai,ha.^*lready been after azainst him, and another bad "M. 36" opposite his THE BLUES CHANGE THKIR GROUNDS. captain. Tbe lir?e i.titu^r of umpires shows that the TOPEKA, Kan., notes:-—In spite of Leavf-n wort fa's, Although tbe Boatons will not be at home fo OLD Bill Phillips U waking up a&d coiug some base Island*, of the Astern Laague. it i^said. *îiir.T"'" excrlleut base Ixill playing (on paper) th» (Jipital City two weeks yet, we are having ball here everj running. OLD Deacon Whito saved Detroit last Wednesday LARHT McKroN's faiher's house was burned down teim won three out of tbe series of four gum-s that THE longest thrower oa the Pittsbarg team is Each of bis three hits came in juit when it was recently with all its content?. What hdda to the old ^ THE S*B Francisco ., . ____,_. _ were played tberw <-n the 5th, 7th, Stb and Mh.and day, such as it is. Last week it was good, bu ne*'Jo-l to tre«k a tie each time. gtntlt-man's loss U tha fact that neaily all the inaur- shêt io,tar3of Andrew J. PiercyV, ' __ - - - ,t bm-n for Deagle'a Ume arm on Saturday oar this week it has been—well, not so troo-J. Th< Bark ley. a-ice had run out. lie lives ueai Port JervU, New THK Locg Islands last fiandsy b«at the Jersey Blaes BI(, M..,.,...„ » Meriden, made the first home run badItbid startling ctn: Over the w*-nl 'Haverlya' was %Massssfeîiithe entire series, rip'nin Snl- h* r* *ovi In th- .e. H» alM got two the firs York 3tata. a pitcher aWut to deliver tha ball, then came a huge team wcnld a&vî99^^^îttlf^^^^f^^ti ^ ^tfj '~ BK.VU four c«bU ia stamps for a set of our new base PBEKIDRV* B*T r.ARp.hmj <1**cidftd that two or ir*rL krtloon whiU ri^ht i»ver the word 'Pioneers* was a livan put DtfAglv in 1 T.' - •.- :.,w i.UTTT~—————JT^^n the ball cards. ( " ••"--' --^. Hefs thoneht to b%lls must be ustnt in a game, and that the game ranst batsman in the act of striking at the ball* OR. What will, 'iuilj 1 ' tuer-'b> Jufl not bo d^laysd while a ball it knocked uver tbe ftnce own judgment, uhich bf» p>tid oearly Tr. Th-i umpir , < at the South STBOTHERS acd Conway have been released by ' ind and will bardl o her inference cin I e made than that the Pioneers - i best grounds in or temporarily lust. The ball luual be kept iu motion rau't Kit a balloon? This is hard, particularly as ing was disgusting, to gay ih« least, the umpire UAV- "(Ji/B ' MKL<;Kt.ii actually raoka among the Uading all the time. tleren Pioneers 'wafted' in l«*t Sunday's gasae." iug been booted at by th» cr >wd several timee. Sulli tho JN'ew Lapland Loaûe. Though the Union O'Rore,KB is doing the best work with the stick for van said our boy* playoU just excellent...... We com* grounds, where tbej intended to play, were Kew York. batsmen *•! ib,« Suiuhrrn League, aud they have O'ltoNSELL, Sullivan, Dough' rty and Ifaacson THE BaUimore A'îw IhiBk* that caudiditsi for nm- pretty bar j Litters down ihere, too. jumped tbeir contracts with Ih* St. Joe Rfc**sand pin ship sh uM, all othor ***• ntial qualin-ratior.s being luenc* a s*rie* of four games with the Leadvilles on nearer, they should gire much better ashibi VHN DRB AHB and Harry Weldon are traveling with ths 12th last, and to say that we will defeat them si COOK, of tho Louisvillee, was tho man who coult joined Ted Sullivan's Milwaukee tâm. Tbe managers !n po-*se?sion, her*>aff(-r b« ^xaminwl *» to their eye tions of ball where they are now, and everybody the li'owns of the Red*, not being under th* National Agreement, sight by a competent acculist, and none but men ol merel> a conjecture...... Topekaia credited with ths handle Swajmver's deliveiy when both were with lo- nrat whitawa^h of the Western League; we >hnt ths> is pleased it the change. Frank Winslow, the MIKE IIiNES made Charleston's first home run last iedo. Pity li-îun dsdn'tget him, loo. bave no redress. quick, clear wid far vUion should be chosen. There's food for thrnight here. Kfû sight is aa reqni^lt* to Leavenworth^ eutirely out in the first game by a §cor» president of the old Cnl n Cln!>, made a gi*at mis So SPKEDY u Stemmyer that, in the opinion of Tom JIMUY CLINTON'S nmpiriafr has so far been sat Bs;BBD is NashvilU'a la ky batter. His hits are al good umpiring us to good ball playing. Tbe tuly rea of 1 to 0. Ea h member of the team was presented take whenha refuse! to allow Ujt Tuesday's game to Guuijtn^, any backstop who catches him with an isfactory, except that he allows ao much argument by with a white Duulap hat ou their return home, by a begin until the directors of the Blues should pay him wa^s timely. average of .750 will have a big record. players ov«r his decisions. Jimmy's old asaociatioas son fi>r the itolirement of Billy Me Lean, as good an for the first w««k's rent. Th^-re seems to have been a WHEN the Chteagoe do mike errors the; are monu with the lads no doubt make Mm loth to report to ar- umpire as ev^rstcod in shoe leather, was his failing business man, as a reward lor their victory...... THE Mats seem to uavo regained their old form and •3d or tines. Manager 3beard is highly elated over tha leault of the misunderstanding bttwee* the- two sides in regard to mental ones. are playing with tbe vim aud determination thit have garnet* at Le»v«oworth, and he expresssa a great dt-al the lease. Ths Blues' backers say they were to pay SrsDiY ball playing in Newark has been broken nj characterized them iu teaôus gune by. DURING the g4me at Baltimore Wedneây, pitcher Tns stilt of th* In u uiaacot.a* they have n<.t lost a gan:e pWinant-* allei(* tbat the Detroit maoagt-mant did not gronud.'* untJIth»y went •••itjast before three o'clock ciunaii Enquirer. nirtk* use of their opportunity to sign th* players and Hover fur Lincoln. We also won the second ATLANTA'S puzzle, pitcher Mitch«ll, has been this season wben it baa bet-n worn. They haven't game by a score of 6 to 5. losing tbe thirl and and found tbf ,. - . : d by officers, and the play LIKE our Arthur Irwin, Captain Burns, of Newark veu two weeks l*-a\e uf absence to doctor his aim worn it vtry much, then. er?, with »bv , unable to get in. There fourth by 8 to 7 and 10 to 7 respectively. The two coaches by signal. Se hasm< dirally threo time^ and retires to his s?at. He "opvseitiob's ' players, with the exception of Duffy, cinnati *od—got left. DESPITE the Metropolitan squabble tbo L actually hit a foul last week. iran As*ociation clabs on their way Kast aud Went, and Fry, Peoples and Swift have lett, Bo n hard signing t1 - - '-M were allowed to go into the gtrong tetww In the rarnniniLeaveBwt»rtb,H»vcTwith Llncoln.andthe ba!auos> I ,-'•£ their uniform) through Sol ginus in Newark on the coming Eastern trip. are: L. L. Burrows, f-r-sid*nt; J. A. Msrriweather, for taeir homes. Duffy, Fry and Peoples have bteu K in convincing the officers that ern League slugger. day, in which the Leogne kids walloped tbe Maroons secretary at d treasurer, and Albert 8. Morgan, mana TOM DKAST.EY had a finger nail completely torn off JIM MI-TRIE id utid to have Lost twenty t-.un.ln In BJ neatly ard expidw sari it was all right; and a few mimics ger. A good ground and several player* have already former will jrobably le signed; Peoples, however, after four o cluck theg*me commenced on the diamond at Chicago Thursday. weight i>v;r tbe Pbilidelphia-Xew Y'ork ser.tw. Tha ball ia hi* pocket which he tried to substitute, but the been g*cim d. Detroit series must haw toat him thirty more. trick was detect* d by Gaffney. showed up in very poor form. Swift showed np so Where t!.e Do-tons lia>e funglit many battle?. While WE MAY look for some new faces in the Mets* team, WHAT strange things happen in base ball. A cor- TUB Ftank FUuder*, jmt signc«l by tho Mets, ia a WIIBS EVKR a player oa the Vswburjport nine makes very poorly in the two g*mea betwten tha "opposi the Blue* wt-rw biing Waren the club's Management judging fr. m rep-jrts. repp'-n-Jeni in writing of last Tuesday's Cliicago-Bos- tions" aud the League te»m two works aô fur to* was miking arrangements with tbo Leagua triumvirs THB Syracuse and Toronto Clabs we re photographed IsJt-bHuded jiitcher from thw Texsw League. He a b* lue run on the home grounds in that city the hat t'-n game s-id : "Boston's brawny Canadian pitcher, cumes highly leuoniniMided aa a se:oi*d Kilr jj 1* pa««ed aroiin 1 and quite a littU sum is realized. 1« cal cviampit'p.ship, both • f which were wtn by the to use the gr -nods for th? remainder of the seas u. at Syrucose last woek. 8t«m:a«yer, proved a puzz!e for the champions. Laague by HIM score of 14 to 4 aod 11 to 3 that it U An uDderstan ling waa eas.ly rt-ached and hereafter DON T torget that the Cbioagoe and the St. Louis Shannon received 818 Thursday, May 6, in this way lie ?» terrified tba horn* players that Kelly, Dal- TOM YORK hai so far done well with his Baltimore for bia home and wiuninjt run. doubtful if h- is given a trial. The friends of the Boston's junior players will use the stamping ground spoiling headqnarters. Bruwnsftuiû lttese«a>'n away from home. Iu a clode rymple and Anson were glad enough to aland at the "opposition" ars very, vt-ry blue over iheir disastrous of their s.nit r->, as there a e no coofl cting dates be- fight ihu homo bnatue* is an impurtaut fa;tor. FALL RIVER Aeurs:— "Ned Hnnlon has not been in a hooie-plate and accept a bane on balls wittu-ut at twe- u the two club's achedulâ. DRUTHERS, Anôti, Connor aud Storey are the**tig defeat-*; they were boasting for weeks how they fuur" of first basemen. MANAGER^ ASLOX, of the Wathio^tous, is quoted winning clnb eince '7G, (not 1776) when the Fall Riv tempting to get s hit.'* The speed must b« terrific c uid wipe up the ground with Alexander's team, but The flnesbnwing which the Bines made at the start as -ayiug tUat 8miib of tbe NtWarka is too iigbttu Us) ers took the pennant. Will he be in one at tlu i nd of and the wi Lines* awful that could terrify Spalding'a "hcwho lûglis last laughs best.'1 The turu-oots to the craved quite a boom, and they began to make mote; PiTTSBfRfi has %t li.'t won a cbauipionaliip game t-iroa.h an irduous League season, dour gn* '86? It would be pleasing to him,Oane and Manning, gang of seasoned sluggers. g mies are belter than expected. at once. Tb*ir poor playing this week, howtver, has with Hoflord in the box. who hare many friends hero." Aeoi'T 150 feet of the fence on the Metropolitan THE Intorstate League op*nfd their wafon by the Wn UAMSPOBT, Pa., n >te^—The Williamsport Clnb •hown up th« weak spots in the team. The weather CHAKLIE SMITH, of PitUbnrg, is laid np with sore CH \TTAHOOOA is bound to get a good pitcher if such haa been cold and mie* ruble, aud the attendance Club's grounds at St. George, Staten IsUnd, were Hoboken Club playiiig the" Athletics, of Ridgtwood, hasbaeu c^n-lderably hampered by the rain storms of throat and rheumatism. tlown down during tha storm on Saturday, May 8. a thing is poîble, find Lai, in addition to Kitroy, fit Atlan:ic Park, on .Sunday, May 9, and after a heavy the past week. Thw opening (rarne scheduled for the naturally small. Manager Tim MurLaa has been MACON claims to have tbe l«st base running team secured Shell, uf the FlenlyX and a young pitcher from k*pt ûvjfciny ast-j who would make the next envr IN the Cbica?o-K*n*a3 City game of May 1 the batting c;vnke the Hoboken Club won Ky a score of 15 8h was postjMjiiHd till the llth becnuse of the rain, in too Southern Leasûe. Chicago* ran peculiarly to the figure seven. They Tuledo, Iowa, n»noed A. (*. Smith, who is highly com to 1G. Davin UP» been reJeaaetl by the Hotukens and and the gamw bchedultd for the 13 h has bot-n pre- to cost a run. Tim is boned to win and he says that mended by Umpire Ben Young. if the men he lifts BOW f a>i't win he will release the A game will be played on tho SUten Island ground batl 17 runs, 17 bits, 17 uuista, 27 put octs and 7 errors. will play with the B'not. For the iuft.rmitioa of Ihe \ented aud pi«tpotied indeflniieiy. On the luth the every week-day in May. THE new Lynchbnrsc (Va.) Club opened Its season cliff-rtnt cliiba the fÎlowin^ is the Hob^ken nine:— c i am pi. •iiithip beiisîn opened with the Lancastors, but whole lot of thorn and get acme new < m-s. He don't THE Southern trip did ths Boston players more Dv.lTy, cntchtr; "N'r.tU-y, pitcher; Davids, first base; me.in ex* t!y >hat, liowt-«» r. There i* no better first THAT hospital nine—the Me to—appears to be get harm thsn food, as did the Fast Day games in Boa- last week by beuting Ilarr) Bo^chen's Richmond team. the Wi li*oiip*»U v.eie too much for them,and won by bas- ;nan in 'he League than Ilartwe'l. It is almost ting into K' o good players—csntre fielder Wm. Wibon am. towDS came and were d-fcat-d 13 to 7, Mi a pr. venting f >f the bat. Thc-n'thm* i< Kent Howard, 5!IKE HINES' relfcase from Washington H said to catcher J. K, Dallas. Th» first-named is A good batter. THE Virginia State League is now utder headway GOOD old TieutoD will have some base ball after all, the second gnmo. Thiii far the team hn» given excel v j 'ist begun to pUy, owing tn an ij)jur< d and will soon be organized. Four clubs have already a« f lie »nitnag*-mfcnt of the Long Islands have decided lent satisfaction. Thf-y are not only fine rn-.U plajers have cost ( htrlcston ?600. IT WAS thought at one time that th^re were two entered it, viz.: the Lyr:chburg, Richmond, Norfolk tr. tiansfer their club t'-- that city, vhero the achednle but peifoct gt-ntl^mtii. The batteries arv paired as u -coed to no >,'ew Enghnd on trickier. GORE ha* been off th» Chicago team quite often of or t!ire« puddm^ in the Southern League, but re 31 i-iisalo I'laying good tt ID which olnciated in two games and the s*cond in one. Ths i- i 1 hard, bnt fc« haa a vay of drop. leading all of the Chicagos. JIM MAXST*!}, of the Detroit*, Is ponndiog the ball. u-erMcKim, of the Kansas City Club, was a large they are locnted. The L'>ng Islarida will giill j,iay third has not occupied the points a* yot, tut Hie doing I ^ CT"*t r 1v impairs bin tfferlive- THILY do say that Harry Wheeler is the haui;\tc Asso n .-, and feels wry niwasy here nhi'e the Sew England League umpire. ens to eitabUsti a rival indepeodent club. ciation. Kyan, the Hecoud baaeruan, is n new man to I', ^>inz in the West When I asked him re.Knt.-JIy large this sea-ton. PitUburg has been [TIERE is a statue ii front of the national capitol, hss he* n going the roiv>ds eversince their(*ajK»n started Ror?u;-TrR h;ui dult')ed Knight "Lucky Lon," a very steadily grjwing for severalyeara pastas a good bs.ll notwithstunding that tli« Detroit a hive, by their play thu |>art of tbe country, and is sustaining the promises th- f 'i-r .j.-iy how if happened that he should be sent .| r •[ », by the way. holding a ball in one hand, which hai be^n known as made by his friends. lie is flt-et of foot, covers a great houi'% he *tid:—'I don't undeistand it, and I don't town. "Coluoibus discovering the new world," but it is now ing, put the original liar to aham*. No club can win ('•. tte ball combinations this season every fame, a* thw clubs are too evenly mûhed this deal of ground, and doe.* his work iu an able manner. Hk<* it v.?ry Wf-11 either. I MVP n<-t been put behind Tinnn DASEMAX PIGOOTT has been released fiomtha supposed that the artitt intended to represent a base Ricklty, third b.ti-e, anil tfaker, left fie d, are two of tJ ' ' ' _ " "ti to get into good will I ...... -j-.iig the dice box. Proviucncesfor some rt-ai-oa or otbf-r. He is open for ball pitcher, in liooor of the national game. wuson. The Detroits hive d«n« wonderfully well so far, and held thtir own aînst f hicogo and New year'a team, and are too well known to need fur- C' ng Stemmyer aod aud Dunnelty are doing the best sprinting engagenmut and can be addressed at Kew Bedford, J. MULI.EE, the noted pitcher of the 8au Francisco tdei comment. Whfto hua in-t bton put l-ftck of the I ' • <> one cuncarrh him on nud the bases for Kansas City. York. What more could boasktdof any base ball Stars, has b*en expelled from the California Lcajrne aggregation? Imt as >et, but has beû ileing duty iu right field. He reg'l'i y ,vj't !nve any kin I of mi average. He is a KAMSEIT hai no terrors for Cincinnati. Ivery pitcher TOM GASSY, a brother of the two well-known ball for gross intoxication npou the ball Meld and f»r nl- has done eome good work there and will do more be- grf-ir »iit4;itfr. ll<,w do tho men foel towards each Inds ono club that can pound him. players, Dennii and Dau Caney, hai signed witb Nor- ed (browing of a game. The Star Club had ateo AT A fipeclal nip^ting of tha New England L^gue fure the son son is over. The team, as a whole, U the oth-r ' \v,; ;, *l!-f) I left them there was the beat "f POOBMAN iabattinx, fit Iding and running bases wi» h, of the New York Central League, lie U a beeu dropped irom membership by the Lcuguo. May 7 it waa voted to raise the umpire*' salaries to h*-avi(-st batting team Williannport haa ever had. Ia pitcher. f <; team. Tbere were no j?al better this season than ever before. 'HIT.ADEI.PHIAN^—and particularly Keusiugtonians $125 per mouth, eath man to j»y bio own exp*-ns*-B,as fnt-t it would be difficult to name the best batter, so o ;itiK to win, which was impoiwi- 8YRAct SE haa a now catcher in Qua Mcehan, for Bin SM ITH'S name once more adorns the black list, l*fore Andrew J. Quinn was released and K. J many of the men are close together aftuv the honor. !•• saen IK* ing out of their pom- —»ill be pleased to learn Ur! atioiml League. Wikoff. »d he vitl b*j atl right again iu a week or two. • v ' • fi,tnf -iri.nnfj hfre until I am -, and Joh;i BdUDou,ot* Grovelaud.nere appoiuted Att^ntas rofun»-d hotae on Friday last fr >m ihfir A v s went to Detroit last week EDWARD BCHLET, who pitched for the Mots last fir.!t trip, and brought with th'_-ni ten victories oot of wanted. It i" v nmrh I jracti <> season, is still ia Waterbury, Conn., and open f^r an WELCH, tbe great centre fi>lder of the St. LouJs itut« umpire. A foin-al j rutest waa received cat'-hm?, it \» a came. Should ) t»> New York. Browns, ia rai>«nttitiona about tba flntt ball. He from Newbuiypoit against counting the g»m« played th» sixteen ganios played. There are * few persons here Hgemeut. The Begley »igued by Khjiira is R in AtliUita win think they should tmve won every an> liuig hap[ .. ... ,.,•... !,ers I shall be scut IT -j« Ryan, of the Chicago*, that catcher. stands at th" plate like a statue uLtil tho pitcher with UavwIiHl May 3 oa the growiid that the umpire for in a Jjutry i.nd shitti bnve to juiiip in a-id catch ie ha§ not jbt otruck out thinsouHon. njtefl himi<<.lf to deliver th« second, and not even the was not regularly ftp[K*into.l by tho association. game,but the ntajoiity aie of the opinion thit they As I shall not bo In practice with the pitchers, of hai been appointed field captain of tbe Bio Tirijrpso* is not reckoned among the War four, most seductive dtwdrop could tempt him to awing his did very well. The tenni is wtak'/m-d by reason of et ho is the biggest of the Detroit plu>cu physically THBV aree?M"i't?v In earnest In Savannah In tV-ir S:ii' k-;'B »nf-jrce break up \« shall be set down by the pnhlfc as no good*' tnd in n pounding eeuae. My, how he is pounding J^redLts left wrist while sliding bases, harf 1>M the diamond a long, sad farewell, ' lenihtr. Ax Item Is going the rounds fo the effect that Qoo. I âvannah. haa been i- FACTS ABOtT TUB ft A MB. •n° it;t) btisinese in I'oit Huron. (^reampr \* dvtng at WVcrbnry, Conn. AVror •<• ' b? flevaial days yet before h» gets ia [IKB HINK^ distinguished himself on l(li:iun. Kvcryono uiisdis tho goni&l V" " nm! Du.wtcy Uid up, the New Yorka Ot I;OVKSE it had tn come. Lew Dickerson has been " •; . . ''' .. :m(t will bnr. J.'tiV 11 c> Ii3t tlte Toatons have had to contend loaranco with Charleston May 8 by making a t)iruo- "ci;b ;mm the diamond. uspeuJed by Chat tail r^^ga for lu,-hing. • hit which sonl ia a ran and himself scoring the t ; -it h? !s pi "f "not 8:itnrr!;xy thi^ Savauruhs came, and that afternoon T« t K .-» HiiiM, of St. John College, May 10, beat viiming ran. i'1 • • \- ; 'ury, but at <• 1 m ten tlio first chauipiouship gamo of the Reason was ;/.fd UanhattMna by 4 to 2. town, Pa. fit for 8 WART WOOD, Bitrch and McTamany arc looming up |liopro- played on the local ground. Atlanta start* d in a.r.in^sfiM ifgnM with Buffalo. That i among the best outfteldcrs iu either association. Vxi-tnx "Be.* YOCKO is eafd to be Beriou,-*Iy consider- 1' • . ' , '','-••• '•'••ise is nobly, bat over-confidence in the fifth lut tho visitors f'' , > , , n« tho advlMMllty of lecomiog a preacher, his Ib- take six runs nud the gar.ie by 'J to 7. Tbe Atlantas, jU-a*u< L \vi>i:Kl )iu>e Lhtii' h.odj lull tiiuulti Ihoy Their work at the stivk aud base tunning, too, ia a pi;i..lk-iily (.ndubiloiy. It ia tube hoped thru th? ta- kl-; the Brock tons, tbo Newbutvports or tho Havor- NKARLT every -nnah team Is an doily feature. [t-nttun b-fng to save Com'skoy, Latham and tho rest bowp\-«-r, r«d<;eiu'Ml tJHris-.-lvos ou Monday, battlns; of iho tftw hall irofession from the place Bub Irgtr- oulinano" will POHS .it the next meeting of the council O'Dity at will ai.d wlai.h:g easily by 16 to ft. hlllH. ex-nipmber cf a pr i in. Tur.i• =*y that Mrs. Cox, the wifo of Captain Cox, until which time it must luy over. Th" S.»nth Fml groniMls are AS ff^t uahU'tardar table,ae, MAKTI* ?O\VM [<, theold Lfetroit first basemao, ia '\1 Bcoro i.'f tne games played la Law- soll sayi> doesoH exist. From school-room to pulp!: is Of vcB'erdayS pnmo we fci«ak v/lth eyos fnll of in crrCre field baving been doue away now iu the coal business at Vitchburg, Man. i being uuyoue else in the town com but a olep. I.PH, Ont., notes:—All our players, viz., Nillar, tea»." U waa finely awful; jusl thitik of a score of 19 TUB $tt contribute! by the N-w YorVsforthe relief to 4. GOT?- D--- \uôn, Pfefler and Sunday are all de- Ki ' ' *o-d\y. The prodigality witk hy Boston Bln.-s. cUi -'"!•» of Chicagu Club stock. DAVT i • K, who was proefilrat of tho Tal<» of Go* f^v Creainor have been turned ovi-r by tho edi- Tho ti.pn tiro thrown out sntl .cr of THE SI-ORTIXG LIFE to Joe Vcrtf, who ID tarn ^ up well in wh <>** on baits wu* not appre- B* to have the champion base-runner af^» UH luring the HOUSVU of 1&5, is ri the 17th; ., if *»„„ —— . .utuea. The i ••! M proftMMoual taso LaU chit in iafl ere this placed the monty in poor Creamer's i 4 are young cf Hi -1 LMa$»6 in catcher Smith. isnd.* together with ISO contriboted by the Balti U- i"n umpire, la now one * aow what to l>i ;;\rt* out well. Will they vary more Club. vr bo 104 thn of r 1 M Riicb ma '-- "».-r years and nniah luckilyl vciorr, who was cianled a yesj- ago, test at 112tbs. r. It's a boy and came to tight in MAJOR WILLIAMS, of the Metropolitans, say* the -mar) on the HavorMU 1 arranging of foit year, who went ArCiiESTKR, Pa., May 12, the ShortMdge Media 9, which date alujulai ;y was aU> :ho ..stfiiH'iit that .Mr. Wini.in ia coming bouie tarlipr dates \\; utionto niu ^ here, having bees) IIow that youngster can 117 beat Chaster Military Acadsmj IU tu sV ban USA expoUcd b-caiuw the M«t§ «r« djing badly tho team ^ , tie proposing .Tito hero. THE May 19.

the League held In small balls will appreciate th« hour-a-day race against bicycle), to take place in Mad charged our men when wa were displeased with blcycle race. C. Pardce, 2m. KYf.\ high jump for blessing Of fresh air to breathe oa a hot d.y. ison Squire Garden. them; now they diacha. / r plcai-ure." Tbe juniors, H. E. Qayward, 4ft. 7in.; hilt-mile mi), J. H. WHEELING. ' . ' The opening tournament of the Lynn Cyc!e Club manuf icturer of the j;a - ty fifteen, ten or ATHLETIC. Patter on, 2%m ; consolation race, 220 .'aids, t. 0. Track Association will be held in Lynn, Mav., on even fi\t- years ago, wtu* ^.* the manufact Aliemui, T:'/f. In the tug-of-war between tbe Oer- The Boston Bicycle Club has d> cided to hold Its an ure/ '! in the b«iK«;r of the red ftig of the nual tricycle road race on the morning of the second Memorial bay. The entries for the opening tourna m»nt wn andEpisx>pal Academies, Geruiantowu won ment will include the fastest racers in America, and an. .e honest workman of America, or COLLEGE 8POBT8. by 3ft. 6in. dajr of tte meet. Iu previous year* tuia has pi oven tbar x of Jeff Davis represents tha honest CYCLING^ COMMENT^ a very interesting event, and thid year will, of couise, quick time is expected. BERKLEY A. C. Ciui.—• This wss the second annual WBtinieut.,,' [lie S.nth, snd no one knows this fact University of Pennsylvania Sports—Record event of the association, and was hell on the Man* prove all the more so from the larê. number of ride** The Connecticut Club, of Hartford, last week elected belter than Mr. Collonder. Ayres Badly Sold Home Trainer Race from different sections of the country who are likely these officers: Stephen Terry, pnsideut; J. O. Breaking at llarvard. battan A. C. gr.und Muy 14. Winners: One hundred, Time—ISosloii Wlieelmeu—The Maker*' There is not to-day a man working for Mr. Cjt- yard race—Final heat, A. Moen 1st, in 11s. Mile ran to enter. The race »ill bo over tbe regular course Calhouu, secretary; Charles A. Roger?, treasurer; lender who worked for him t. n or twenty years ago The spring sports of the Athletic Association, Aniiitriii-s—Klc. of ah jut seventeen miles, starting from Bailie's hotel, Robert F. Way, captain; George H. Curt, lira lieuten —J. R Blake 1st, iu 5m. 32s Throwing base ball—H. who wout.I rebel, contrarli. t or dictate t> any of bis University of Pennsylvania, were held on the II. Creamer, 2!6it. Putting 1-^tb sn,.t— 29ft. 7in. v . -ii. May IS.—Editor SPORTIKO Li»«: South Natkk, at6 o'clock,end ridiugdir.-ct to Boston. ant; David J. Poet, second lieutenant. wishes. Tbe present gtrika among his workmen is not The first race of the New York and New Jersey University athletic grounds Monday, May 10, Boys 100-yard r..cu—Willie Smitli, 13 4-5s. Half- ' '"iiui" is the latest sensation in • . • confined to members of the Knights of Labor, f.r having been postponed from the previous Satur mile bicycle race—E. L. Merriti l*t, 1m. 53 ^-5a. The races which are to be held uoder the snspfcfs Team Road Racing Association will be held on June there are men in bia employ who, if i ot cajable of » While the fact remains that 12. The s"art will be made from the small hill ju«t day. Most of the records made were fairly Th ownij' 12lb hammer—J. Ju.M, Jr., Co't. 2in. Tw» t .....:•_ 1 before in this direction, yet of the Lynn Cjcle Club oo May 31 prom!** to p ove making the Knigbta of I abor their followers, are at hundred and twenty-yard open racy—J. P. . Le^ very succ, usfu I. The track is said to bean excellent back of Irviugton, aud will 09 twenty-five milts wilh least incapable of being led by any other band tt>an good, but in no case was the best American col 25 3-5s. Four hundred and forty-yard run—^. B. this peculiar case originated in Chicago, and one. A description of it has already beoad meet, will lend addi.ional inteiest in them. The laoe ren, will hav,- their first u made two bundled thousand dollars a year in bis ; April a party called on Burley, bringing 2-mile bicycle race— Ge-rge B. Hancock, '87, 7m. jump— L. B Ga»try, 17ft. Sin. Hall-mile ruri—J. » ...... -- '....[ion from Mr. J. Woodie,Jr., between Piin e and Neilson is likely lo prove an in town, probably en July 5. i,,,,..,. . .,,,. , .., ...... * *|»- business and placed his faithful nien on half tiu.e Weiuh-ll, Jr,2m. 5i 3-5s. Hur. .le race—II. B. Blay- teresting contest, for It is aiserted that tor once these plication for membership asd will be admitted. during the dull seatou? Did ho take Europ-an trips 14s.; C. B. Kt.'n, '88 (scratch), 2J. 100yds. de ball—fo Is Taylor, 103yds. I I; -. ,a regard to a proposed tour in Wisconsin. pings on his horses? Did be so flood the n:arket with Lnlta,'87 (3ft.), Soft. Sîu ; U. Brintuii (2ft.), 2d. all they can to outrival the tig meet teM htre in l.UOo metres, two hundred rods; 1,200 metres, three liOjdi. huidle race—L. C. Lewi<, '8S, 21s ; J. K Shell, lofhds. tlash— T. B. Branch, 13 2-os. Pole vault—R. \ Fruia a map store to which they adjourned to quarters of a mile; 1,600 metres, one mile; 2,000 me- pool tables on ihe b.>gns sewing machine system of E. L'ulvei, 22ft. 8iu. Running high kk-k—Fogg, Sit. V New Votk iu 1883. The lucbl clubg are prepared to doicg br.siness that the bl jsh of humiliation and 2d. Standing high jump—3. M. Hepbn-n, '89, 111. the bank was a short step and Hurley's name take the fdll Kiver boat ou Wtdnt-sdajJ evening, ties, one mile and a .quarter, 2 200 metn3, one mile, 8' 4in ; Wm. Pa^f, 2.1. Half-mile run—L>. W. Pepper, iO'în. 220yds. dash—I. S. ; nines, 29s. Throwing v,^ was on the back of a bogus draft for $100 before arriving tbe first duy and letnrning the follow tug hundred and twenty rods; 2,400 metres, one mile aiimnie;—E. E. l-rice, 00ft. tl)jtn. Quaiter- < honored of American room-keepers and best patrons 't>7, 2u>. 14s.; S. l>, llaitzt-ll, '88, 2d. St.nding broad he knew it. The wily swindler is described as of Monday night. Tt.w will give all a ih-ince to tire them- a half; 3,000 me res, one mil.-, two lin^rcd and tigh'y jump—II.J.DnjIe,'M. 9ft. lin.; W. B. Paire, 2d. u.ile run— W. Gu 11, 1m. S2 3-5s. Tbe oflk'erj were: lelvea ( ut, at.d 1 Lave no doubt but that it will rods; 4,000 metres, two miles and a half. manufajturers ever had, ss they were obliged to resort Judges— L. I'. BoTch, R St^nestreet, W. L. Cran- etrong English accent, dress an 1 bearing, weigh to the same vile practice of huckstering in pcol for 220; ds. dash—n. B. Buck, '83. 'H%i ; L. Scott, '8n, 2d. be a pretty weary act after their pilgramuge. Tbe The flyers have begun to assemble at Lynn. Rowe, P.de \aultiug—A. It. Cliue. '87 (icratcb), 9ft. 3in.; S. btrry ; r.leree—W . flf. Bitskt-rvil}; clt-ik cf course— ing in the neighborhood of 185 or 195 pounds, Citizen* are going to be guett* of the MMtuathuaelis drinks or starve to death? J. M. Kile ; t meri aud m -astir; r^—r'. B. Fogg. F. C. Kuappand Wendell are training «n the road every Did the manufac urer of the past keep any army of M. Hept.urn ^8 n^, 2d. Tug of war—'86 vs. '88; won of full, smooth face, gray eyes and wears a yel « ; staiter— J. A. Clinton. lowish suit of clothes and a derby hat. Later subsidized hounds at his cal ing râdy to undersell all to got sqiture on tbe recent New Turk visit. A* eev- until the track is finished. Neil» n, 1'riuce, Weber, others iu the same business, and in many instances 04s.; Engl", '67, 2J Lighl-weiwhl tu,; ot war—'fc7 ruii.ur places the swindler in St. Louis, bearing tr*l wheelmen are memboii of both organizations it Kluge and Powell are aUo exptcttd soon, and for the give goods—yes, even tablet—f. r nothing rcther than Civil Knjiueera vs. '88; won by Ihe latter by 1ft. Din. an introduction from Burley to another member makes one iVel at humeat o'ice. Several of ibe cluts present Lynn bids fare to eclipse Sprirgfield. Rowe intend to dt liy the trip until the last d^y, but 1 think and Hendee were weighed tbe ct'ier dty and there let a rival cell his g oda at a fair or living price? D d The referee was Dr. J. William White, and AQUATIC. of the railroad committee. Efforts are being the manufacturer of tbe past lower tbe price of nearly the starter George P. Clayton; scorers, Fred that will be a tiviijud tuieUke. The tun will be thread was ouly an ou: ca of difference betwieu them, both sll gooos to from 25 to 75 ptr ctnt. in order that all made to nab him. over the three days of the m<.et, and it see ma a pity to tif ping tbe scales at about 1'S 1^ pounds. Thibault, '86; F. F. Halluwell, H. L. Cresswell, ACBVEJC, N. Y., NOTIS:—The Danphiu Dial Club, a lose an j of it. other livals in the âme calling—small dea'ers arid job • . • IkTFAi.o N..TIS:— The Buffalo Bicycla Club Is in a bers—might be driv. n ont of the business or bow to "85; timekeeper?, A. G. Powell, Ewing L. Mil fine . râuization dating back some fifteen years, re- mo.-t flourishing condition. They hive lately rented ler and J. W. Bowen; judges, George D. Gideon, centh held its auuual meeting aud tl. cted the follow The Plainfield Club will give another of their • . « thy monopoly wilt of thcsd who are members of Ihis ing .file, r* for the coming year: Pr.sideut, Henry D. Speculation la *till alive over who if to be the next a la-ge mansion on Main street for a clnb house, and club? Itii fminei tly pioper that the Sew York Bil Randolph Fairies and Norman Eliison; judge of pleading exhibitions at the Crescent Rink, on are furnishing it in good style. They have about 135 Nobl-; vice rresi.'eut, George Un.l.rwovd; treasurer, president. I thiLktfiom the look of things that the liard Club >h mid draft no c .nstmition, but remain in walking, F. F. Dole. Moniay evening, the 17th inst. There will be prtieut incumbent ha* the botit chancet nud I under members. The first club ciiy run will be on May 21, the fcture as in the ja-t within the very narrow limits Win. II. Seward, Jr.; secretary, A!ex. J. 1 orter. The a grand parade by the members of the club, a stand that he will aland in ihe gap it the office go*a snd weekly Ihtreafter. The club will take a run to of its own stlflfh and bigoted shell. There might le RECORD BREAKING AT HARVARD. clus is iu fine condition and i-i looking forward to an game of polo on "Star" bicycles by members of leggiug. The dictor baa the advantage of experience Rochester and i etnrn on Decoration Day, the 31at. danger ia admitting modern, progressive, enlightened The class games of the Harvard Athletic active seas. n...... A sec. nd biat club or rowing clrrb and outlast* history aa lar aa the three-term legend ia .._....Chas. W. Aflame, secretary, has resigned, and B. and God-fearing mtn into its fol i—men who would re- was org-tn zed her« ih- past week; it is composed of the Elizabeth Wheelmen, the lightening drill Astociation, which were postponed on May 8, son.e twetity-five or thirty of the lest athletic young by eight of the Elizabeth Wheelmen, four on concerned, lie aL*o las the backing of the Sutea of C. Chspin appointed pro tern.....*.. A reception is to be move the mask from ihis Janus-faced club and show took place May 10,on Holmes' Field,Cambridge. New York and Pennsjlvauia, und that will carry given by the club on completion of the decoration of the world ths true picture of the American manufac men ot the city. Thty are l.iokiug for a couple of crank bicycle s and four on Stir machines. A much weight. Jxssisd. the new club house. turer of to-day. SIMON WASP. The track was in excellent condition, but the eight-oared barges, c .lui'lete, and any club having one-mile scratch race, open to all amateur?, will Half a doz. n San Fiancisco wheelmen participated weather was chilly and the wind strong. Two such a boat or boats to di^poee of may bear of some thing to their advantage by addressing C. B. Rosters, then follow, and Wiluiot and Sewell will give RACING IN KNG1>AND. in the first bill climbing contest ever held in that city MrLanghlin and Bullock. records were broken. Chamberlain, '86, beat one of their excellent exhibitions of double May 2, for a gold medal. The course over which toe the best college record of putting the shot by Auburn, Caynga county, N I. As govn a-J the ar- wherlmen ran was that porti in of the freddio roads PHIHMIPIIIA, May 14.—Editor SPOBTISO Lirt— ranêmeu's arr c..mi leted and the weat:ier will per fancy riding. A game of double polo will close Record Brating Performances—Tbe Fifty- Dear Sir: paving been informed tbat Mr. Thomas B, three successive record-breaking throws, via.: mit they will go into active traiiiiug, and as it is com- Mile Championship, Etc. known as California-street hill, and the distance a the entertainment, and the floor will be thrown little leas Ih m ihree-q-mrters of a mile, all up grade. Bu ljck id anxious to play me a pprno in bis own room, 33ft. 9in ; 40ft. liin.; 3Sft. lljin. The best pos.-d of go >d m-terial some g'Od reports mi'.ft come open for general roller skating. The committee The fifty mile professional bicycling cham The four contestants, who mide the tin sh in the ordtr I beg tt s'ar.e tfiat I am ready to dj so on condition previous record was Sift. 6}in. Berris, '87, fioui them this season...... WillarJ A. Hoagiand, the consists of John M, Crane, T. S. Burr and Rob pionship was contended for 'ApVfl 24 at the ID which their names appear, were: F. D. Elwe l.time, that the game aball be for 1100 a aide; the game to be walked the two miles in 15m. lOis., thus beating champion sh. r: distance walker of this city, is reported 4:30; Frank Browning. 5:00; G. McD. Wteks, 5.30, ans oars3ian...... Chas. E. Courtuey U again R. James, J. LumsdTe,, S. Clarkt), JT- Tyre, J. No special featurea market! (tie running. At the end B. U. WtUs, '86, Sid. Baker's time ti.d the intercolle on the Buffalo Home Trainer in the remarkable of the first day the score stojd as follow s:—Prince, 185 CarornaC giate record. Quarter-mile run—C. N.Cuggewell, '88; coaching thj (Yrne 1 Univ^rs'ty crew. time of 52 odd seconds, and which naturally Lamb, J. Mac, 0. Famdon and A.^Bobb. It 1st, ID 55»; F. H. I>a"a, 21. Half-mil-, senior race— A meeting of the c'ubs which have aece led from the was not until entering the last lap that the real niilea 1 lap; Schock 170, milts 5 laps. OnTnt-j.y D. 0. Ward, of the house cf Griffith 4 Co., N. Y.. created a reasonable doubt iu the minds of those night the score stood—Prince. 367 miles 5 lap*; Schock, J B. Wheeler, 1 t iu 2m. 8 3-5s ; H. C. Holt, 2d. Half- Irish Amatenr Rowing Association, in consequence of struggle commenced. Lees here held the lead, was in town a few da} s ago. mile junior rjce—A. T. Dudiey, walk over. 100yd<. who could not understand a man making seven 355 miles 7 lap*. On Wednesday night the total score Charles McCaffrey, who was recently on the sick its rtcei.t alt^r .lion of the »m>tteur definition, was hard pressed by Duican, with Dupeis close up. wat:—Prince, 545 miles 4 laps; Schock, 533 miles 3 frethuwn dash— G. S. Mandell, 1st, in \0%t. 100)lit. h-ld in T.inity College, Dublin, recently, when it wa« or more revolutions to the second—faster than list, u aâin at his post at the Continental Hotel senior dash—We idell Baker, 1st, in 10_^-». Putting unanimously resolved to submit to no compromise Up the hill Lees held his own, also along the laps. On the fifth day the men ran very evenly, and room. one can count. Mr. Herring states that he has at the last scoring Pr,rice bad md». decided to rtfn-e to enter any crews for tbe Dublin brought out in this country. Since the medal The result of the cycle home-trainer race, which rushes. The issue was not long in the baknce. Jake Shaeff.r, in connection with Fred Rogers, gave freshman dash—J. W. Merrill, lit, in 25s. Running Metro|o!itan Regatta unless it ia held under the rules was offered for the best record, he has been in is been in progress f r the past six months, has hern an exhibition t>t the N'ew Arcade Parlors at Buffalo, broad jump ft r seniors— R.B. Smiih, 20ft. 2'/în. Run wtiich have iu tormer yeais b?en adopted by the I. A. For a few yards they were level, but inch by ma!e public by the referee, John A. Wells. Some of night t.f 12th and afternoon of 13th. Ding br >ad jump ft r so| hon.ores—F. B. Luu.l, 19ft. R. A., and to give iheir strongest support to regattas practice daiTy and steadily improved his time. tl. B. t'hftmb r- COL. MBIA COILEGC BcGATTA.—This took place on to a forty-inch wheel, and at:er shortening the a bicjcle, but, of course, are stationery. The records la n, 83ft. 3in. 1 blowing tbe hammer, class '88—H II. and, finishing wonderfully strong, he eventually made are as follows: J. B. Spencer, llartford, Conn., Harry Ubert and Maurici Daly will jointly run a the Hailem M«y 11. R.sut-: Oas» eights—'87 1st, cranks and pushing the saddle well back, a nc-v billiard room at No. Ill Bioadway, N. T. It Gibson, 80ft. 9in. 2-mile valk—The entries were: H in 9:55. Pair-oared race—Stevtns aid W»rr*n beat won, amid great excitement, by quite four Airil 30, cne mile 1:23 2-5. George C Drover, Hart- C. Wright, '86; H. H. Beniis,'87; B. Morion, '88, and itraps his feet to the pedil and blazes furd, Coun., April 28, one mile, 1:23; April 29,1 21 2-5; will contain a:xteen tables and open about June 1. Dempsey and Friedenburg by 3 lengths. No time away. As the feat was accomplished in yards, while Dupois was only two yards behind F. E. Zinkeisen, '89. Kone of the men, however, taken. Fonr-< are 1 i ace—Scbooi of Arts beat School Lees. Only iheee three finished for the crowd April 30, 1:19 2-5. Everett E. Arnold, E*-t Haitford, In the suit bttween the Coilender Company, of Nf w walked the full distance except Ut-mis, but Srrved ef of Mir.es by 3 lengths. Tbe race of tha day was the the presence of a number of club members, all swarmed over the track, and Birt, who «as four laps Conn., April 26, one mils 1:18 1-5; April 28, 1:17; April Toik, and the Shive Brothers, of this c.ty, a verdict fectually to keep him at his b.et and on his mettle. 29, 1:102-5; April 30, 1:153-5. f M. Harris, Ixion final mile race between a C -himbi'i eight and tha holding watehe?, Mr. Herring thinks that his behind, was told to stop, aud tb.*t he would be aw ard.-d wss rend.red ou Thuislay list in favor of ihe latter. The result was that he broke the record of 15m. 4rj*. Atalanta Club. Columbia wen by 3 lengths in 5 32. performance will stand and is willing to make fourth prize. Duncan having won the champion Bicycle Club, New Ycrk Citr, April 29, one mile, 57 Randolph Heiser has a great head. One of the rea in this event. He n ade the first miie in 7ffl. The Columbia crew wad ai follows: Bow, Guy challenge cup three years iu tuji-esi-ion, it now be 3-5«. N. C. Herring, Ixion 'Bicjclo Club, New York sons îven by bini for not being a member of the Na and the full distance in lorn. lu 1 ^-. Ri< hards; 2d, R. C. Appleieatr; 3d, A. C. S.'evens; 4th, a trial in the presence of witnesses any time, City, April 29, one mile, 52 2-5s. The prizes were tional B.l iard Association is that it is not a 2s*ew guaranteeing to get within sixty seconds. comes his absolute property. Lees broke former rec The officers of the meeting were as fol! ,ws: W, A Meiklt-ham; 5th, Charles Donnt-llv; 6th, Sydney ords as follows Fort.v-one milesv 2b. 14m. 35a.; forty- awarded to the Utter two men. Regarding these tbe York affiiir. Harris; 7ih. C. E. beckwitb; stroke, B. C. Lock wood; two, 2h. 18h. 32s.; forty-three, 2h. S2tn. 36s.; forty, referee writes: "Tbe times made by Messrs. Ht rrtng Edward McLan^hlin has made such important im Referee, H. B. Cabot, L. S.; judge of walking, coxswain, B. C. Merrill. four, 2h. 2tinx 31s.; foity-six,2h. 34m. 683.; foity-"«ven, and Harris are so much faster than any other records provements in his room (luring the pa*t month as to E. E. Merrill, timers, J. G. Lathrop, E. Mr. P. Harvard Re illy, a member of the Citi- received tbat I requested a sworn certificate of the Ooe thnn*4Ld Vale Ftuêot? met at Alumni Hall 2h. 38m. 32*.; foriy-t i^hr, 2h. 42m. 20s.; forty-nice, 2b. now make it one of the moat attractive billiard âllj E. Merrill and W.R. Traskj L.S., and the stari May 12 and elected the following officers to manage lens' Club, has about perfected his European 46m. 13.S. Imncan's winning time wa-i 2b. 40m 35 2-5a. time snd of the circumstances under which the re cords were made." in ibid city. was G. F. Davidson, L. S. Ih.- alai.-sof the Vala navy for the ensuing year: tour and issued his final circular of the route. tr. W. Alkinson was referee...... On April 26 the ten- W. E. Hewes, who has bfen confined to h s bed with ————•——— Pei ent,S.iinuel Knight,'87, of Oakliud, (ill; vice The entire tour will last ten weeks, and will mi Its championship was raced for at the fame place Inflania'ory rhenmati.in for jtbout six weeks, is now Pointer*. ?r'"it^-it, Harry Leon Hanilin, bl. S, Chicago; secre- cost five hundred dollars per head. This in with thia result: B. Howell first, in 30m. 30s.; II. O. |^lânlic.Citv--27 W^B, liop.4.ng thata rest there would tTy, Henry Stutley Uaiahl/SS, Alam-di, Cal.; treas I uncan second, by ten yards; F. Lees third, by a foot; John T. Crossley, the oM-time sprinter, and his cludes all expenses incurred in traveling in Ire BILLIARDS. do t; im good. artuer Elder are in Germany. They are giving ex- urer, Professor A. S. Wheeler, ot Sheffield Scientiflo T. Batteusby fou:tb, nice yards off...... Ihe firal School, sssi tant treasurer, Louis Righter Brown, '88, land, Scotland, England and France. The start heat of the one-mile championship race was decided Delaunny, the distinguished French actor, who is ibit.ons at high jumping aod pole vaulting. coming to America, is a Vtry (t.ong billiard player— Auburn, N. Y.; exeout.va committee, William H. will be made at 4 p. M. July 3, per In man st the Molineaux grounds, Wolveihampton, April 23, Tbe next big event in pedestrian circles will prob- Brewer, Ph. D ; Piof^ssor Eilg-ue L. Richards, and Uowell proving the winner, iu 2in. 52 3-5s.; Duncan an amateur, but sufficiently proposed to teate many bly be a s« ries of races, probably at 100, 150 or 225 steamer City of Berlin. The number nill be a professional. Clinton Home Hare, '87, IndianapolH limited to fifty and embrace ladies on tricycles, second, by thirty yards; De Civry third, by tix inches, 'ought Abont by the Banquet of the New ards, between U. M. Johnson and L. E. Myers. and Uupois next, a score of yards behind. Samuel Gibson writes us that he has been sick for The Nyack Rowing Association last week elected York Billiard Clnb. Geo. Emery, the champion middle-weight of Maine, the fol owing office!;:—Piesident, Ge rge M. Hard; u well as gentlemen on bicycles and tricycle*. two moLtLs past. Mr. Gibson'a wife has also been ill, .nd Wm. Kirlan, ot Boston, wrettled at Boston, May On arriving at Queenstown the tourists will pro After baring finally arrived at a conclusion and John Penoingtou has teen looking after Mr. Gib- vice president, David P. Hajr, corusponding and 1, for $100. Eitery won three out of four fa 1*. finaiiCtal secretary, Edward Merritt; recording secre ceed to Cork, thence to Dublin via tbe Lakes of Velative to that most momentous event in the sou's Iminefs in tbe mtantime. Ou April 26, at Manchester, Lng., in a contest at The English champion, Juhn Roberts, Jr., beat W. tary, II. G. Nev. ton; trea. urer, W. D. W. Barclay; cap- Eillarney, taking in everything of Trip Interrupted While Attempting to billiard world of New York during the present jnr standing long jumps, prof,ssional handicap. J. t .111, Julian 0. Davidstn;Jientenant, Sb'ney A. Smith; Mitcbell in a 10,000 point spot-tarred match, the )arbey, scratch, made 60ft. 4iu.j K. Pollen, lyd , 46it To Jid in burgh and Enter Afghanistan. spring it was decided unanimously, no donbt, latter allo«»l 3.300. in London, on April 24. Tb<- co*' v*i l'ttfftffJI0HtfF^ handson.est d*ne in Special by Cable. that the dinner of the New York Billiard Club cifltrecce at (he Close wa* b*-j i/oinis. The St. Pan!, Minn., Ath'etic Clnb has elected the New Yor«TOate,vrillbe re-opened ou May 3 wilh a cross to Paru the should take place at Delmonico's.whiah pleasant Thornton's pool dive at Ninth and Arch streets has .-It'er part o-MIS.1Sj'".7iie/7 rc'arn'n8 '° London LOXDOK, May 15.—A despatch from Herat ollowing officer*: President, Dr. A. McDonald; ft st re^nt a. says thit Mr. Thomas Stevens, the American event took place some few evenings ago, and if beeu sold out by the constable. It was one of those ice president, William Evant; second vice president, The YoKnondio Club is the title of a canoe club just In time to take the City of Chicago on Tuesday, "classical" resorts where billiards could le played lor I. Johns; secretary, E. V. Beales. organiz-d at Rochester, N. Y. Tbe officer! are: Cap who is making a tour on a bicycle around the we are to believe the published reports which ten cents p< r game and piol for three cents per cne. Aug. 31. Every effort will be taken to make we have seen it must have been one of the most At New T. rk, May 10, Harry Herber, of New York, tain, Fiank P. Wisner; first m:.t •, F. S. Macomber, the tour an enjoyable one, and those who have world, has been arrested while crossing tho The fate ot ail such places i« the same. The owners efeated 0. Footer, of Baltimore, Grace. -Koman wrest- second mat', T. F. Brown; purser, A. G. Warren; frontier of Afghanistan. enjoyable affairs of its kind during the present live ou nothing as long «s th^y can and then hang g, g. tting two itraight tails—the firtt in nine, and official measurer, L. S. Tyler; executive c .mmittee, A. the time to spare siould send in their names as season. Indeed, it would be difficult to under them-elves. B Eastwood. W. E. 81 ai, G. S. Uu'chiuson, G. B. «oon as possible to the headquarters, Grind lie second iu thirty-six minutes. Mr. Thomas Stsven's chances of completing his stand howit could have been otherwise,considering Maurice Daly and Wm. Sexton crossed cues May 13 Some handicap foot races, under Geo. Turner's aus- C cbran. The new club already has twenty-six mem Union Hotel. bicjcle tour around the world appear by the latest the number of distinguished members of the pro at ihe Oxford Clnb, Brooklyn, in a 300-point exhibi ice-, took place iu this city May 10. A mile race waa bers. A club house is to be at oncd erected at Iron- * . * advices to be exceedingly small. His belief when be fession who were present, while the gentlemen tion gam". Da'y forged rapidly ahead with runs of r in by W. Bowman, 30 yards ttart, in 4oi 5s. In the dequoit Uay. left Teheran that he would be permitted to p»es 21, 35 and 02, but Sexton, when the chancel of win- 35 yatds heat rac^ the final heat was won by F. Moes. Tbe annual meeting of th» Lake Yacht Associatiom Boston wheel men appear to b« considerably who honored the event by their presence who are Ling fcem. d hopeless, made a tun of 75, au.l,following thrt.n.h Russian Cantral Asia seems to have been ill- The Sheffield (Eng.) Easter Handicap was decided at wasbeldatOswego, N. Y., Miy 8. The election of worked up over the result of the League foundel. At the list moment he and bis iron horse not members of the calling are no less distin this up with BO, passed his competitor, and. won by a he Newhall grounds April 26. M. Johnson, 83% ohVer» re-u!tel asfollowe: Pr-sidei.t, W. H. Biggar, elejtion in Massachusetts. At the last meeting have beeu fot bidden to traverse the comparatively guished in the great mercantile world which score of 300 t) 215. •ards, won, with U. Gent, 85J4 yards, second, liy B Q Y. C.; first vice piesident, Col. Campbell, K. Y. of the Boston club, the secretary was instructed safe route through Turkestan and Siberia to the Pa they represent. The billiard editor of this pa The five nights pool match, best 80 games ont of hree-r, kept the names out of the bulletin until it Troescher, Maurice Daly, William Sexton, W. V. account of the second race between George, of The crack jachts of San Framifco— the Lurline and NEW YORK, May 11.—Editor SPORTING Lire country seat of tlat colwsal bank plunderer Ferdi Az«ie-hHd a trial of speed May 2. The Lurliue wa* van t«o late for them to vote. Collender, Joseph Kapp and numerous others uatid Ward, located at Strawbeiry liill, Stamford, England, and M>ere, of Sew T rk, which was run the first b>at in, lut faile-l to cover tbe d stance * . » —Dear Sir:—My attention has been called to must have proved an event for general pleas Conn., was toU for $35,000, which ii said to be abont May 8, iu Madis >n Square Girden. The dis'ance was w:thiu the prescribed time-—10 hours—and the race the following pjragraph in jour papor, signed half what the proieity was worth. The town of three-fjiiai tors of a mile, and Myers won iu 3:15 3-5, There seems to te no cewUion of the excitement antry in the history of New York billiards which beating George by 1 2 5 s. conds. wua ordered over again for May 9. among Boston wheelmen over ihe maker,'amateur "Jenkin*:" Stamford Is but a short drive from the Collender Fiom all accounts Canadian amateur rowing is to does not present itself every year, even in that Point, one of th« finest ploti in Ibis country. Pr iba- Matsada Sorakichi, the Jap, and Adam Butler question. Tfce local papers teem with l.ngthly ar "What do you people think of a wan doing a full city of general hospitality among old billiard receive a thorough overhauling this year, snd semi- ticle on tho question, an-1 »s a subject of general dis mile on ah. me trainer in 64 1-5 steouA* I am free bly Mr IMIender U growing tirt-d of buying so much wrtstl-d at caich-ns-cptch-cau style, best ttr o in amateur professional-., if tl.ure are any of them left cussion it seems second only to tbat of the League to confess l"nave my doubts, and I am Inclined to men. property. It u a question it he is half as happy no- five at Minneapolis May 11. lha Jap won ewily, when the committee get through, will have a hard meet. Every day or ao pome one of tbe local dailies think that the track was sviort and the watches The present event proved conclusively the as when he was not half as rich aa he is. taking the first, second and fourts falls. Tbe tbiid was given to Butler. The time for each fall was 10, time of it. com.s oat with an interview with Chairman Bassett wrong It takes abont fonr hundred revolutions to supreme necessity or importance of hiving such An important invention line just beeu called to onr Tlic Grand Trunk Boat Club, of Tor. n'o, has elected on tlie question, and they al! seem much of lh« same the mile and I do not be'ieve that tlits man Is in ex attention. It is a billiaid cu-hion constructed upon a 3%, 8 and 16 minutes respectively. the fallowing officer*:—President, D. RjK-rtson; first istence that can neep his feet on tlie p-xials turning at an organization in this country, and yet never Tue fortnightly paper chate of the Sew York Har.) nature—tbat tbe la, ing b, ad will fi«l t it to the bit was it so obvious before how hollow and shallow somewhtt different idea fiom that which fcunerly vice president, J. J. Toomey; sec. n 1 vice president, E. ter end Ihe back -down otthe N. C. U. gave things the rate of six awltwo-thinls revolutions to the sec obtained, and it d signed to securo speed wiih-jnt and Hounds took plarw May 8. Although raining, W. Summtrdkill; secretarj, U. Iladle) j tr.asurer, A. an extra elakiii; up, snd of course, interviews with ond I would be willing to stake my reputation a »d such an organization can be when the be^t and waste. Theoretically, tha idea seems good. Practi seve al members took part in the lun. The har.s a port on of my pocket-Look against the genuineness cally we areas yet wi h,.ut att-st, but tbe invention started ten minutes before the hounds, aud tho Utter Dullon. Batset « ere at. one? in order.. That gentleman ap- most vital interests of the business are passed by The first regatta of the Toledo, 0., Can >e Clnb w*l pears t.) li .ve eip esaed himself in nv*t decided terms of the ncord." from year to year by such an association with is in the hands of » practical mao, which alone is fluishnl as follows: C..ptain H. H. Smithe, 1st; C. F. Braudt, 2d, and W. M. Van Winklo 3d. Tho distance Id May 8. In the sailing race til's Cir.-e won, the of lonttni 't for a:i i.njiuizalioa which 1 as i ot track- Tbe record has since been beaten, 52 2-a hav out doing more to bring the great masses of the a c- nsiderabl; guarantee of iff nieiir. If experience Civile making- - „ a goodwn.T.1 sec»ff .ud,nrl and tlie Naonii withdrew.withdr ton eiK.iix'h to .land by iU own inles. "They are ing been accomplished by another member of will establish all that theory promises for it, i run was about five miles. tha sf'ii'd t > uckie the q;,e tivn in England as we do m calling into closer harmony and look after the ehould prove a boon to n om keepers at the same time William Rotertson, the >)dely-known Caledcnian Messrs. Webber, Wheelock and Anitric*," t,.i I he. "They only go at tue ma'ter in a my c ub. It is far easier to cavil at than to interest of the business at large than at one of that it meets, at lea t ai fully as any other band no- athlete, IIM received tbe appointment tf superintend judaei. halfhearted *>rt of style, aid their methods are Dot take the trouble t> verify record", and as one these annual dinners,where tbe usual stereotyped in use, 'he main demand of amateur players. ent of athletic sports at the Woi Id's Pastime Exptei- Arlicles of agreement have been forwarded and of the timers I take the remarks of Mr. Jenkins tion to b« held annually at Cheltenham Beach, ncur sitned for a boat race between G. H. Ilosmer and Jo jpr.x-tical. Ev> ryt'.iing they did was done iriva'ely speeches are indulged in for this occasion only, seph Laing for a one and a half mile race and turn for ai.J LO oue kne» who wasoo the s"i>penw." Such ar.) his ideas, but the wln'e, contents of my pocket-bo | J. C. Holmes, 57; total, 326. fhof 3-milo bicycle, thiowing 561h. weight and the Charles River course May A, Shuie and Murphy Timei Ixion Bicycle Club, llama Trainer Races. of the business to its fold and show the Ameri McAllister and Handy, of the Bivcrton Gun Club throwing hammer, 20 feit limit—all handicaps. rlefeatius Wilkiiu-on »ud llutt'man. The race was for Scratch ert-nts will Ix; 440 j arils run, innnicg high S50 a »id>, and waa referw d by P. J. Nugent. Jndgius fr Mr B.is*|tt can people that the billiard profession was in defeated Isjac Etkert snd Oliver Hinnersbitz r hat ho ia ile- Reading on May 7 in a pigeon shoot. The match wi and broad jumps and obstacle wee. EutriM close Articles have been signed f r the rowing of tho an OU VMi' US . Wbeel Notes. reality a profession and not composed of a nar June 2d, «ith A. H Whteler, (ecretary, 104 W. Fifty- nual Yale-Harvard boat race on tbe Thames course d.l.dly i"»u- - '»cia>si«nne Millville, N. J.. is to have a grand bicycle meet on 100 bird) to each man, thirty yards rise, five traps an uf . of makers auioleu."*- Iniood, at the pr.sent row clique of tradesmen who could not hold a boihbanu's, Hurlingbam lule". Tbe score wa,: Me fifth street, New York. for the next five ytars. Ihis year's race will D« the Fourth of July. small fete without advertising their wares. AUMer, 89; Handy, 89; total 178. Ecktrt, 63; Uiuner HiMitios Comae A C. GAMES.—These were held rowtd July 1, at 10 A. M. tiine itixerns most probable that s«me iu.-h action The Oveland Club has chosen June 12 as the date will I* taken at tlie ncM meeting of the League. I We are happy to say that on this owasion sbitz, 77; total, 160. at Clinton,ton, N. Y.,Y, M»y 11. Winners: 100yds. da;h- The Newark Bay Club has these new officers:— (m - vc.-i t. uu IcMtanrl that t'.n League's committee for the spring club la es. there was no advertisement. But how has the The Spencer Gnu Clnb, of Windsor, and the New - •"" SUnding broad jump—J. B. President, K. C. Wobh; vice president, J. t. Bouton; The da'esof the nex: SrringnVH tournament will itrfr^Sîn 0^!. .hot-J. .L ,yer,,32ft. swrctarv, W. C. S^rrei; ciptain, Euptne MacDanald; oo nil..-) «ud iffnilitioiu is ir-pariti;? a iciolution club kept its faith to itself in passing by with nven Uun Club shot the first of the series of thrt favor, n" Hi" •••'"'' -i."."'f a third claw, »nd this will, probably be September 14,15, 16 and 17. matches for the championship of the State in New ">. Running troad jump—I. tf. Lee, Jr 20ft. lieutenant, J. A. Serrel. ( | ri .,,<~ i ' elTct UJKJD tho meeting. A tact uot srenerallv iiurli mtood by cyclists is that out a word of censure to Mr. Kavanagh his fail Haven, May 12. Each tram was compo el of six men, i?in 220vdi. da,h^J.*pli Spurlark, 20s. Throw- Couitney and Hosmer have signed an sgreement to Ttii? ii i ' ii- •' 9t way ou' ot tne trou' tbe ordinary solid rubber tire, when worn out on one ure to attend to that vital duty of creating a iii the Ull-A- G. Bailey, :«Kt.lUin.11"- Standing"g who shot at 25 clay pigeons. The New Haven marks Thr. row a th.ee-mile race over the Pltasnre Island course, tlo a do their fr.cndf, that Th' Aloit Bicicle Club, of St. i'nul, Minn.,on May first prize; L. Duryea, 2D yards, kille 1 5 out uf seven won G U Davidson took the mile- valk in 8ui. 7s. the ljo omoc i-ivei Ma> 22. \ ' jceiit a« a mo vv) o titive gou» free. 6 elected the following . facers:-President and cap intTi tlun in New York. and won the second, and R. James, 26 yaidt, th) third G Pinchotand H. S. Perm took the thr.-e-lfgged Jce Ellswortb, of Bayoune, N. J., who sailed th« K! racing li.-au'd appr.cci.iU-s bis It was entirely safe to appoint or Instruct Dud.ey tain, Ch u I s I'arker; secretary aud treasurer, C. A. Kavr.ua-h to draft the constitution, for if he wen to There Is an Increasing feeling cmong the members aVe Their time was 15 l-5s. W. B. Ooodvrm cov- Puritan, has beeu elected a member of tho Jersey City I th" rig'.t to nTu-it! any entry Johnson; lieutenant, 1C. L. Uuchory. write or create it it could . nly be done uudtr the eyes of the National Guard of An:enca that, should an in rMiaft 4' / in t-rid ejiily won the lucntn/, broad Yacht Club. ' - 1.1 doiufr. It is binttd that A new bicvcle club wss orgnui.xd at Wyoming, Pa., ' if he did uot.wbicli is really ternational military contest be srranged with Great Jump IttoDkC.B.Berg/r 193-59. to win the 120 The Hat vnrd freshmen have decided to accept the u New Jersey niler* will be ot tho pov era that be; aud i May 10 with tin follow ing ofllcurs. President Dr. C. t!i'. îi^-'. ru^'tinx '-oMl'l no j-base powers. It Britain, the match should be thot with the regulation Sards' hurdle rate, and II. V. Walker c-a,Hy took the Yale frtshmeu's challeugo to a two-mile str P Knapi': secretary and treasurer, George r. Bich- ,,JC todwellat arm of each nation and with service ammunition. 220 yard,' run in 25-Xs. T. G. Shearman won the high moitd; captain, I'lcrco Tracy. It will join the L. A. i of Ibis club. The Johnstown. N. Y., Gun Clnb has elected new j,,lp clcarinK 5ft. &lo. Ho also got tha pme tor The Rochester Canoe Club hai deci led to hold III •ir-1 of Iheir offi.-ers 1'residtnt, George Y.nt; vice presidents, the MO yards' run, covering tho distance in 58s. H. - nh tar th« W. 8 Brooks' 85, Yale's famous splinter, was referee. annual regattn at Irjnd. qu it Bay, June 24. wiuuaudt. : s ' M.S. Ncithrup, S. E. Tiumbnll, Alt. Newnham; sec The Durchoaler Yacht Club bus deildwl to hoM ill t i who have inz in rbod • retary, J»mts Y. Fulton; treasurer, James Hilla- 'GBHJIASWUX ACADMV ATIIHTIU AsiiOcixTios rcguttas Memorial and Bunker Hill days. i o»rJ. Tho oi^rs-Thoewt-ie held May 14, at Stonton. Vin- .ii.hes. It i • mr» Unnd.ed-yar.1 dush lor seniors, W. W.I ukc.ns, The race between Te.-mer aad Qandanr will nearly UU.T.I II.MI.K Ji,-ltfore in tli. ^ 'j 'Graham, the EnelUh champion wing shet ehal- certainly be rowed at Pullman. specific tli'-r:?«. tbei-o bicn so mucli len««. Captain BoKardus to shoot for from J&Ou to 1i,^l*)-yurdus., IHWJU.V .laili,,j juniors, (,hl|rch C. U 4fNorth,, Htînj 11%..; hurdle high has reached tent auiong ail cl.- jij "... ., ..!.i.. ... i,v) bird8,:!lj;irdsrise, from five traps, The annual regatta of tho Triton Boat Club, ol The niicdrar.i't Cnieltr. < f Pnrlti Newark, will be held lunc 5._____ uu. Th i form is |rcci« ' i'i,. gham ruh-a. 8rn-iiwtiflast year among men high in an- -, ,(f ()•« Full River Gun Club, at Its . *«• t^.., ;..- ..,,,. or «r,.l Hflln. .it-e ha* done ni jr.- t. fbat'.'r 1 i d by an Inoen The Pavnnln Skating Bink "' J.r-iej City, which . -bip and " • »:M 'milt littlo more th-n » >ear afo at aco«t of ul«f ,.. In the I - 811,900, was ».:>1 »l auctluu lust v-wk for i, the California champion equestrian, u.«tt» Hifle Asm- ug Iht >•„• lall.J. G. Iti-n, W i-n-i .IT. ».. ,..-.»...-... •• a all very »i-;. i In UiW Juuu 17, lo auu , i v.-nltl't.-.!. lh,se >vbo 1. lauiifai-turul vt tlie ptttt ' u<* ,^ jireviom tiulasM mctting May 1 ft. TI1TC SPOUT

There were some puppies oatxtnprod ss \>J Hiram, out of J. -• •'•'•• l ... .«...... :...,...... ^g. PHILADELPHIA DEPOT FOR SPORTING GOODS. tion in my min>. r- THE RING. ticularly as he u no — LAWN TENNIS RACQUETS, DUGS AND THEIR OWNERS. Jersey Lily was bred. Aoouipwuuu ,al'|>r»w an' n Burke and Mir B->nni« with Jersey Lily II. and her litter the stage and BALLS, SETS, NETS, POLES, THE Nl > snow. * nd sister would oonoliBively prove i»y A chance service probably. Lndy SHIRTS, SHOES, COATS, Etc. Commeut on l>« . - Hie Beware! tti.il ...... ihe best bitch "nm.ir T>m -h« is Ik'ht of b'>ne and wrong in i both by Kobin Adiir, , • ly in mended and hi_'>>.iy > ...... <;!..;• j. .t uieir t> ( it i i' !'; ••rar-fii m, i jrt> iv rii.rtic nit- uu M wmiri « t-ssed h*ve hatl a scrap then aud there. No match was paternity is the ..: :. re i- ,n I ni .L.-- .-a for the made K-twe^n thprn. r' , t ,,o ex- selection. The puppies, outride1 littlo , Ktr. 1 - prwsuuied to name the how it was that after the colli*. judging was CAciuu." iuiiiviiu Siii(i furtri' .i \e» York show, made a erer tiro additional special priaes were ottered— Eoxlauil with himself aa f Roniiiug Sho<-s atul all Ath . a to mMdle-weight, Harry Gi:,., . : letic one for the best kennel and another for the best Warren aa tike feather, and bcdt ever)-thing ou tU* bitch. No specials should be added to tbe list other side. --,• - - i o - =, , when after the entries ekwe. tiiey saw ihe condition ut Air. Terry's, said:— tf itchell and Burke cane together for the fifth time * * • In Chicago ou tbe loth ia*t, and, aa usual, an uu- ' Thank you, for nothing." This year Mr. *«tfefdctury resnlt was reached. Ten haid ronn*i Terry blos.-nuis ui.r ;~ l Faria Com I must add a few notes to relier* the column w*re fought, Mitchelt gaining first blood; in fact, be EOLE PHILM)ELPHIA AGENTS FOB pany. I,Hiiiu• < .,- ••:.••''• that the dogj decline to reoeiv* the entries of the S*o Souci clared it a draw, greatly to the disgust of the 4,000 Kennels. spectators. have i.ecn t»r ?.îi- [i ;ie .it the Babyioii Ken Two Richmond "pnga" Billy Thomas and "Bottle" Genuine Hninb r Tricycles, nels, it ii difficult so snj much. Mr. Wm. Graham, of Belfast, has purchased Ilenry, aided by a iiumbtr of noted professionals, at That th« H. F. C., Limited, has a good hold the celebrai&i b'llldog Tom Ball, and we may tempted to fight to a finish with two-ounce gloves Oeiuiine Hnmber Tandem Tricycles, on tho W. K. C., it : " . therefore look for a sight of bi»n at the Waverley near Ni,1?' .vn, '!-,H ritr. ?arly on Sunday mornm*, entries for the Ne• Fair show nest September, as it is certain th»t th .< two ruuoda in whicl: [dini?'H American Premier Bicycles, the deal was made on behalf of Mr. Thajer. T: • affair broke up ia a 1S», and iin M n " i .,....., «< .;-»HOt . f the (Olir?. I.a.ly i i' t!:> . and Gii- Dr. M. II. Cryor has been great'y Improved Kangaroo Safety Bicycles, Etc., Etc. fur.l to t.,o I iiny. I am in health by his trans-AUantic trip. by no miunj p:q ..u Mr. Shotvfell At the New York Show, in discussing the And a Full Line of Bicycle Sundries, Gnns, Fishing Tactic ili'l ti it t-n'or ;i!l i the show on May matter of Sensation at Boston, Mr. Hitchcock nile«, wo tim t*tii ta«f. Iu i UB fi^tith fuuud Jack Cjsh took the ist'Minling ground, that the W. K. C. refused Io aJl.-w his ma a Warters to respond, uud uf- and General Sporting Goods. Itf. I t'sui-y he ilui, iu-< y-uiuaps be will tell us f«red to tiyht any ooe ia the r^m. Herndon was if I urn wiung. Even it' he did, however, how would not give up the prize, no matter what awarded the stake. comes it that they aj.j eared aj the entry of a action the A. K. C. and the New England Club An oM b«ro in Sharpelmrr, Pa., was th* ac«n« of a person who did not oivn them at the time the took. On enquiry for the reason why, he dr " * ~ ' >ith init. The principaia entries closed ) Rule 2 ia very- explicit en this coolly sheltered himself under the legal aspect of » 1'a., and Jim Jotit**, ot" the ease, that the New England dub accepted C. - . . - id hjht-weigbtg. Forty- * EDW, K, TRYOI, JE,, & CO,, point, an.i the entries as catalogued were in- three r -'in.la were Tuuîit, listing Ih. 3Cm. Clark wa* valil ami a protest would have debarred them. the entry and they couldn't collect it back. tbe winner. NOR. 10 and 12 KORTH ?»1XTH ST. »n* 230 SOUTH £E(OJil> ST., Philadelphia. Not that the Westminster Kennel Club would If this is really the spirit the W. K. 0. fe Previous to tbe Bnrke-Mitchr 11 affair at Chlrago on have allowed »aeb. a protest. Ob, dear DO; but disposed to take of the case, the less they have the lOih lost., 'i • : ui^vjlle, nudvrioofc the A. K. C. wonld bar* overrated their deei- to do with the A. K. C. the better for the latter. to stop Harry N ^sj rounds,though -ion. The W. K. C. ia getting sick of the A. K. How does Mr. Hitchcock rrake bii position the lattt-r w«> i , ,. ,• r. Warren would hitch with the case of the disqualification of fea.ve dutta it, but tb« y«lke tfr>\ ^J them in the third i'., now that it finds it cannot boss the affair, round. and was not even rspresented at the New York St. Elmo. His club accepted the entry and EASE EALL TTIIEOMS! Sullivan and Mitchell are to mêt again, this time meeting, although Kltiot Smith ia president. withheld the prize money subject to tbe det-i- at one of the ^hating rinks in Chicago, with firee With Mr. Terry able to change the entries to tion of the appeal. Presumably the money will oane« gluvee; 70per cent, of tfee reetripta to go to tnc now be paid to the owner of First Choice. The winner and the bttlaoce to tbe loser. Tbe meeting COMPLETE, INCLUDING suit himself, and otherwise boss the collie de will take place about the first week in June. partment the result was as rai^ht be expected, W. K. C. cannot blow hot and cold in this way. Mr. Hitchcock, I should suppose, has with A bare knuckle fight between Edwaid Boa% of and a sorry lot of entries Dr. Downey will get if Bro-klya, and Max Levihgki, of New York, wa.s the W. K. C. puta him in aa judge another year. drawn from all other previous positions oc broke D up in a fre** ftght in the sixth runad ou Long ) Uill U) JJUJJ1U, I think this is the third year out of four he has cupied by the elnb with regard to the im Inland on tlif 12(h iust. Bo:h are willing to meet been in the ring there, aa-t to think that such a proper entry of the dog, and I think there again to a fiubh. judge as Mr. Apgar, of New York, should be is too mueh sense concentrated in the Wm McLean, of Detroit, and John Harris, of Lon SHOES ANJ> SHOEPLATES, only an onlooker instead of the adjudicator! A. K. C. just now to let the one single don, Ont, fought three round* with four-ounce gloves point for decision be overlooked. It is simply three miles from London on the 8th inst. The Di- Dr. Downey commenced by putting the wi)olly troiter knocktd hid man clean ont and won the $200 aheep Kobin Adair over Roy Boy for the dog this: Was the dog eligible or not to compete in stakes. champion prize. In the bitch class Zulu Princes*, the champion cliss at Bo it on? There is but Tom Hnghei, a well-known iporting man of Pitts- SUIT. Effie and Lady of the Lake were the competitors. one answer to this quection—he was not. Such bartr, ha« ehalte»^(d Pat Killeu en behalf of an uc- being the ease disqualification most ensue or kBov.u—not Doiuintck McCaffrey—to fight to a finish -ts • -, , Zulu Princess was only a wreck of her former in private, with bare hands, fur ?500 a »i(ie. self and should not have been shown. Lady of what is the use of the A. K. C. PORCUPI.VB: Jack McCttithy, of Port Richmond, defeated Ed Better Grades of Uniforms $5.50, $7.25, the Lake has deteriorated since she came out at MeCaim, of Chester, Pa., for the middle-weight box- PitUburg this spring, aod I fear has seen her "Corslaeen" »n«l "forenptae." iuf championship of Peuo§ylvania and a gold medal beat day. She is getting a hard, coarse expres- HCITOS, Pa., May 9.—Editor9ro*7:yi Lira:—lean- in thu city on the Ught of the 8ih inst. $8.00, $9.50 and $13.50 Per Suit. lics, »nd her coat is still short so tiat ire may not tat your diatribe on Hugh Dalzirl fate w Uoout Jack Adhton, the heavy-weight of B-lly Madden's, take it for granted she cannot grow a full coat challenge. Acd I am net goitjg to fight his b»ttlee, fami'letely used up Dick Collier, an English middle- either; hia own hand U atuudaiitly capable of keep weigut, ? n three ivnn is in Xew Vork ou the 12th ioat. again. I am rather inclined to consider KiEe ing his head, lut many here may u^t know him AshtoD wa* voi.t£ ^ '«loody good 'UQ. CLDB COLORS AND FASGY ENGLISH AMD FRENCH FLANNELS the better bitch, and regret not examining the •ufik-ieutly to appreciate the raak injustice of the irtiy Pick Goodwin—'Spring tie»! I 1' 1 k ' as he ia well two together more closely. jou attack him. You say he H earutoga few coppers known in the pogtli.-tic ranks—one of the 2-âês* __ ^ SPECIALTY. There were thirty dogs in tbe open class, lead by writing for the Ftuici'fr'j Guzftte. i am aiDCeiely featliw-weight fi^hteis who ever entered the ring, U ing off in the catalogue with Glengarry, a nice aorry £3 ^tar It; be ought to be taming a good maay lyiri£ serii.usty ill at CteTehind, O. young dog in good coat. As the breeder of the pounds by it, ftuu I Mja'at a lest to understand why A. J. Stewart, a California pugilist, waa arrested Send for Samples of FLANNEL and compare our Prices and p-oti niaka this & reproach against a iVHow mernter recently in San Francisco for picking pockets. He dog I should like to see him do well, but justice of the fou.tb estate. ETOD adii*iT!>tig, for arûmtBt'a •abstinently took an oYcrduse ot* laudanum in the cell compels me U say that I fear he lacks cleanness eake, thai he ii all you say of him. :he fa:l ruowns which etdt-d in his death. Quality of Goods with those of other Manufacturers. of head and he is short in body,so that as he ma that he is the one man, conspicuously connected with Ja k Fogarty and Joe ElliDgaworth are matched to tures he will get cloddy. He won first and do^sry affaire ia EDglaud, agaiust whom there has fltfht eight ruutjg under $1. Q. rules, in New Y -rk, Send lOc. for Reach's American Assertion Guide and Catalogue of Sport nt ver IMM u a suspicion of dirty dealings raised, aud b*-twe*rn the 5th t>nd lltb of Jane, for $500 a side and ipecial for the besi collie in tho show. Next to wOo u^^lwa/s te^n the first to attack &r,7 n!}<:le^n- ing Goods, him came Success, and iu color and style he is a all the gat-j receipts. nfss he kuew of. This iaa~meed tf jTiiiae' tt at c in (fgy aflaira should get by tbe rare known to aeoiau. ^"** - dog Craft. Mr. LiniJsay thought my opinion is an affl clion. Both uf jmi h tveth« bott*3t t f tem- T^m Houlihan, a 5Ieride» mawltr, offert t(> box any yery fir wrong when I to'.d him at Pittsbur^ peia ai.d txtb. of you ''geioa your ear" a- d then are 14->-;ouud ni*ii in Conuectitiit, witi either largtr i"" PALDINC'S ATHLETIC RULES. that I iiid not think Stephen was any better as PS unreasonable aa a pi^ on it's way to market; lo!h 8DuUl glorea, to a finiah or for potulB. a show dog than Craft. KoilyB., faulty in head go fartl er than yonr cool after thoughts ju-tify, and A nored CtuTcUiid $ orfeman has put up a forfeit t Sports, Archery, Billiards, Bicycling, Bowling, b>tu»h>tck every dirty head yoa §e-. 1 think that BQiitch Pat Killen aguinst MwiTtue Thompson fur Bagatelle, Boating, Boxing, Caledonian and soft in coat, was too highly valued in get D-iIziel bas tl»e advaLta.ê ov«-r yo'T, iu that bi^Nrraih ting very highly commended'. It is noticeable flglit to a finish under M. Q. i riles. Club Swinging, Croquet, Curling, Fly does not burn us joig as yours, although n ••••usinnin^ Ptt?v Sherpi'd, harina: n°nr!y re'orerpd from Catire FootBa-Psapins. Gymnastics.Hand Ball, Lawn BASEBALL ' - - • • • uimenJations fir-- ' • I^sf. Neman h« ' ' ;hefavuniaon 3la neither ono H: clear Uie air of ' TennFs!' La Cros'sTpoftr-Qii^8' **CW<*< Running, d r ' tricker>3 ai d r.\: • • - .. --a-.. -strephoD, a* i »'-weiiht chanipio Shoot ng, Skating, Walking an A W .vaa very highly corum nde.i i.,f >e**r» jiu emigtAtud to the Pacific co;tat, i: a big puppy by Ben Nevi L k in NL- Toife. Tie ruk« (toveininft the above Spirts contained in the largest Illust? 'he PorUflnd,£'egoo, pngilia*; h» iin;. ' " ' ' -vill b* mailed for 25 centa, which §luount wil UNIFORMS to - .t of 81.IJO and upwards. -bird at Newark and certainly wort! , S. 1. May 8— IMit >r STOET •—— - ————• trf - L, uis KeDQel Club ia trot acteiub. r ln; fur iu^taticc. . :mel rlub. Very iru.) yû of ' ^ " n's new dog A. P. VKME.-m-KG, 8«ctttary-A, K. C .->, f.f Biato*, !• to h-*ve eêânt York, - wa«.. ,uch a . A. Tbe mitttr is nuw in the lniifij o than one p- >') will be divided tquafly mmon^ tbe should it\\a (,cun j'«.-se-i rvcr iT'jiiia, in any or The Waverly Show. ful dinary case, be unaccountable. Perhaps Dr N«W4H«, N. J., Hay 12.—Editor SPOHTIJS LIFE:— Andy McLautoT dtfeatfcj Trick Cronin wiih ki The aliove exj-Uina the •jond;!! u* on w Men v** win iv-'~ive and file gîegsps of the tvlative standing of The New Jeisey Keon^l (.' ub cluim de|t. H, )5, gloves upou a c aim i>f loul in Boetun, on the 1" the eight Lfa<*«H Cln*«. Nj attention paid to guesses unless ii cents H enclosed with U e gnew, for our new -~^^_ Downey thought him too large, and with toe n »t. complete CATti/'OU* just issued, which auv urn tur.ly Civerd Sue actnalcost of printing ant pjstage. Address f^jf^ heavy a eaat for a collie. If so we must excuse and 17, 1836, :ur their fall dog show, tu be liekl Waveriy, B. J. C'. J. PESUALI, ITesident. Ihe»nthonli«"sif ('iu. innatl have decided not l !l^ him, for to one whose experience was gained a pt'tmit unv i* ore sp^rrire untcheH. A. 'a.a. HPSPA^LDING ADDING & BROS., - 9! ami Belts (any color), owner of such poor dogs as Tweed II., it woul Kennel Notes. 108 Madison Street, CHICAGO, . 241 Broadway, NEW YORK •f Shoes, »-ith steel shot be difficult to know what to do with Nullamore ACTS AIJOUT SHIRTS W. 9. Pow*n, of St. Loun, Mo., hj« lest, br death OB AtY OP OUB FOLIjOWlxe DgPOTS Of ,- The morning after tlie judging Dr. Downey stir hi] collie bitch Uettuly IV. FACTS ABOUT SH1BT4 FACT;! AU >t'T SHIRTS 474 COSOBISS ST Foitlai.rl, Me. SISPESSA ATI., Washington, D.r. nn4 BASKET Sr, Louisville, Ky. GRAY'S prised us by saying that Nal'amore did get very The Philad Iphia and Seidinj Eiprew Company • FACM ABi'H'T SH1KTS 113* 11:5 WEST«l>8lEm ST., FroTi-i 10 STATE ST., Rochester, N. Y. m W. FIITH ST.. Kansas City, Mo. highly commended, and that it was a mistaki » ill return ull dogs free from the AVuktsijsirre dci JAC'TS ABOUT SI1IHT.4 i.lence HI. I 79 KinH AVE., PiUsburg, P*. 354 SUTEEXTD ST., Denver, Col. PATENT in copying from his book. This I do not be show tl at aie sent by their cuma^ny. FACTS ABOUT SHIRTS 445 MAIN -} Rupias, Mich. m CATCHER'S lievc, for the following reasons:—Mr. Harrison SOLE PUILADELfHIA AGENTS— E. K. TBVON, JR. 4 CO, 10 aud 12. SlUtTH SIXTH ST. showed his dog in the ring and was never take which closed ou May 1, show that over one huudre Tact So. 1: youngsters have been b^jked. Ti.e iriats will b* IU We alwais keep in itock a crmplel *BQDYPROTECTOB for his number by Dr. Downey, who hardly on Kovember 22 and following dajs at JUigb Poiftt.N line of tbe bo t fitting and moal Catcher's Masks fl.60, glanced at the dog at all. The number of Nul tiftically niarle White Dre="s Sh Send for ~ lamore did not appear en the blackboard, neither Mi-. C. T. Tnonpcon, of Philadelphia, bought the evtry one of »hkh io made ia our own The Best and Cheapest Dog Food. was it on the steward's book as receiving any Irish aeiter bi«-h Frix from iir. W. K. Leute. Mr tory. 0. W. Donrer bought a pointer puppy (Graphic—Zei» Fact So. 2: H H.KIFFE, mention, nor on the duplicate slip of Dr. Dow- of Mr. Fr« d F. ilaun. Two of thij litter were W*» hftTC fonr oaa 318 Fulton street, ' ney's book. The only place it was noticed smothered in the eipreaa car while en roafe to thi TUB "GREAT Brooklyn, N. Y. was cu the stub of Dr. Downey's book, New Yoik show. AT 50 CT3.; SPRATTS PATENT which he did not give in until late at night Mr. B. M. Stephenson, of La> Gracge, Tenw^ baft THE "FAVORITE" Mr. llaumiund, I believe, says ho checked his bought from Itr. George G. Ware, of ttiLt.'U, Teaii. AT 75 CTS.; the setter dog, lieu Hill, a s- u of Drnid acd Bnly THE "STANDARD" catalogue by the judge's own book on Tuesday AT 81.00; MEAT FIBRINE DOG BISCUITS BASE BALL SCORE CARDS night and Nullamore had then no mention op aud therefore tt brother of Sne, Bnek--ilBW and Jont A. Sir. rtophiu,ou intends Ben 1IU1 for breeding TBE "CUSTOM MADE" Th=»e r.rilti will follow their use: I.M.HIXITT FKO3I IHSKAS10 : THICK, «T>OSST posite his number. I bad an opportunity o! hia Gladstone bite beg to. AT Jl 25. fOAT! SVVKET BREATH! CI-l-:.4.\, SOCM> TKKT1I I BE<»l-I,AB HABIT! examining the original awaris in Dr. Downey'* Fad Xo. 3: AND WINDOW HANGERS. The eLtries lor the Eastern field Trial*Club's Oar price lor each quality (nt and fln And perfect freetl '/m from thnt STROXO ODOR which renders doyifrd on mtat UNFIT FOIt THE own book and the evidence to my mind was Derby number %—72 getters and 24 pointers. The ish coD»id*rcd) a the verr lowest a HOUSE. JXo Othti Foo:l .tci e»*ary ! iVo Prepnrntioit Required ! No Trouble! complete that the letter opposite Nullamore's fn'iies for ihe National Field Trial Club's Derl.y which such <)uality can be produoed, IVoIMea*! Sprntt* Patent iitii* Original English !>»£ HUcuH invented br them twi lit) - number 70—G4sfetttrs and epointers. Tbe entries fui *iveyear»aô OO.«<>«> l>oe» c-jnsume a<>«> tons 01 tht-.,i! Liscuita every treek, and cat no NEW DISIQNS. C3EAP, numbers were not made at the same time as the the Wet-tern Ip'ielJ Trial Association's I>erby namber the prices of all are believed to be withou others on the same page. My reasons are that competition. other food. For I»i:«;S and SHALI", PKT I>OGS that get very little exercise, we 48—28 setters and 20 poiotere. Fact No. 4: mil Ue a Sp.i lally Rrflne SPOBTISW «JOO1>S T»KALKR9. 1HOS, SINCLAIR & SON, BI...V. -.,* lotion of NulJamore. In hia case the ajsd l)ai-y Queen, Belter dogj Blue Prii cc, Kolliclt B. &nr special orUer good*. Ask Your Grocer for them and stie that you get SPRATTS ! Van Dad arid Dafhing Prince. R. T. Kouuedy euter; Fact No. a: ' " letters V. B.C. were very large and black and P.ince Ko;al II. »Ld J. 0, Demy enters Nuuthaballa Our manager, Mr. Jaroe? A. Jines, ha> altogether different fro-u anything elie in the The regnlur monthly metting of the boanl ti the rf pita1 ion or being the best shirt cut LITHOGRAPHERS, book. It would have bten better for Dr. Downey gbven.0 Boftbe Ja*t>ru H»hl Tria'a C.m was field ter in PM'adelphia aud has few equal] in to have acknowledged that he made a mistake. at the B:. James 11..UI, Sew York, on TufM the conntry. WOODILLS 506 and 508 North Street, Anothtr '•-.-< ' ' ' ' ^ was Con, sh>wa a little evening. Slessn. Chaa. I. Watson and John Fact So. 6: tool',!', bu' t-jwanls the front in Simiikius were elected u mberr, aad Mr. V. V. Our stock shirt* hare the reputation oi PHHADELPHIA Bsrguudthal was unanimously elected a life member. fitting better and wearing longer thsn AT Improved Dog Soap character. i...._.,. .' of condition, was an The t anw§ of six oilier gmlh men were proposed for good* at nearly douWe the pr.ces tnat ar? WILKB3BARBB, PA other no judge of the breed would have over ni. iiiberehtp. Tho board adjcurued to th« aecoud csually m.:de to order. Iniparls a Natural (5loss to the ('eat and ATHLETIC BASE BALL CLUB look ed. Tuesday of September. Fact So. 7: Tuesday, Weduesd-iy an4 Thursday, When we come to Kapps, 749 A, there U an Mr. H. Holdicb, of ^priugrljld, Ohio, ba» received We m'ike flbirt* t« measure from Renders tbe Skin Soft and Smooth. Headquarters and Sample Room, fron tnjfUnd the following highly bred dog?, in ex fl.25 to i2.'» each. Also shirts with c >1 May 25, 26, 27, 1886. other story to ba told. Dr. H. M. Perry having lar and c«rT» attached and for full dress The only soap that will positively kill fleas and oth«r No. 139 North Eighth Street. Jjggjj-]:, ....i;*..i ... ..i.i „,.» ,, n fp r ar y (j^ a j cellent Leaitii and cond tioo: Pure white bull ter Under the ausricca of the Ninth Raiment, N. Q. rier d(g luip^rial Priace, by Champtoo Youig Mar- wear. P., and for the bem fit of the Armory Fund. parasites without injarr to the animal. Ko Cta-boHc Importer and Dealer in all Kinds of Sport New '' par'meDt who have sought In v»in D.etthem Alfeo the two prize winning Ibx terrier*, heretofore for perfect Siting ihirls. W. H. TUCK, S^rt-tary, INVALUABLE TO EXHIBITORS. wbelpwl August, 18M5. Brei dor, SansSouei Ken- Jack a-ud Trimmer, anl a very fine jet black Angjra Fact So. t: 63 Public Sqaare, Wilkesbarre, P». CHARLES MASON, »e!s, S2UW." His number! were 741) A anl 814 torn cat. We believe it to be to tbe interest of For Sale by Druggists and Dealers PROPRIETOR. all who de«r» Perfect-fitting Shirts to Also Imported and Domestic Cigar* and Tobaoeot A. The othar wa* "7K4 A, Sigma, brown, At a me ting held in Winnipeg, Man., April 24, an Generally. whitu iind tan, whelped September, ISSi. inspect our ttock,or if sliirU to measure Athletic Cln 1! Pictures for Sale. We. prepaid. ociitUon *aa formed for tbe purpote ot iapioriDg be preferred to givo us a trial, teli-«ing Be Sure W.'IAIYIT T '«J Take no Breeder, Sans Sonci Kennels, $300." It should ;he field quahtien of pointera and ft-»:tersi by holding that snch iB»pe< tion and trial will be andeet »» Ul/Ulljlj U*, other. not c-roape notice that these are all "A" num field trials in that vicinity. Tbe uamo adopted ia the almost eare to result in permanent Manitoba Field Trials Club. Pre-i'i-"* »l,.v H,,,ier GEO. D.WOODILL, Mannfactnrer,718 Green St., Phlla. ber aud most have been made after the entries t<-m. Sent by Mail on receipt of 25 centa. The Brrjiswicl-Balle-Collenfler Co. ; rice preiiJent, Tbomaa J ' ury STBAWBRlDGr: 4 C'LOTHIEB, closed. P..3 ibly rejccteit entries accepted as and treaaunT, C. A. B»xer. A b'lai'i êre 6TRVW8BIIWK A CLOTHIER, t' ' " " T and not the Sins lected and quit** a uuuit c-r of meiujj.:n .:i,[..lrcd. It 8TRAWBKIDGK 4 CLOTHIER, COLLIES Still the entry is the intention of tbe club to bold a field tri*l next Eighth«lreet...... F'l»»Ti «tr»ot...... M«rVof it BOUNCE, by TBAMT-. Sire of Braw an' Bonnie; ill aad to offer llbt ml prizei. l»t N»w Haven, the only one of hisget>et shown. k ...... : .. , ; 'gree. Mr. Silvey, Fee. 815. of this city, was oxked by Dr. Perry to show his At K recent meeting of leading iporttmcn and anciers ia Atlanta, Ga., an oriran!z»t:oa vas effected oataloguo of CLIPPKI! ••- -out of SESTA. A grand dogs for him, and got his in,'tractions, whi^h under ihe title of th« National Poultry and Benrh yonns-stc-r. '! ,.',rt cleanest-lieaded (]<^ of were thnt Kappa, 749 A, should have been Show Association, with thi following perm>u;ent MEDALS the year; sm.i tly carried, and lieavy c. To. n ill. nW-taut DOGS FOR SALE. Pupplei and Broad Bitrhe* fnr S»lo. X i:.|. AYhen itcanie lecretarj; It. D. Loi ' • us, RUNNING, Address JAS. WATSON, BILLIARD AND POOL TABLES, Athui-, T*DQ>, and lt> lie, ROWING, ointers, Spaniels, Darh:-huud8, Fox Hounds, ______P. o. ll.;x 77D. Phi a.lel|jhia,Pa. ti • , . . ., l WM trotted in Teun., vice piesiiients. i .-. B. Jiissett lrnnn'KR*«2!e.< and Coon Dogs, Newfoundlands, SALOON and OFFICE FIXTURES, agnin. ;u> I this time gnc second to r»leny, .1. i.^. ,Str.i!ige SHOOTING 'lerman T " ' Kngllsh MastilTs, St. Bernards, whi 1" V-i-ter Roy was placol behind Sigma. md K. D. lorkp. The committee fixed upon Atlanta, BICYCLING,&c jeouberK I <• Teiriers,S Cash and Check Registers. (i ' 't. Jan. M> t > 22, 1F>87, as the place and time for the rirat Terii»r=, 1 lilack nnd Tan Terriera, Png« If so. -,~n1 for I> i' how, of WDica further paiticvlara will be given ' • - - . ,,f a!i the 0UIOH. ccntain.cg c'~—- . 1002 Arch Street, Phila. i «U» found tho lop-cared . BOO Caere-rings of 4ili-reu; iêu^, hoi-.ly. ______BADGES ing t >pur- i prices they are wottb. and where to ' '• "I of affairs. Her coot is 1'i.tR -ILVKT. [ boythera. A'n. c';-^cpf Dog Fur- H, J, BERGMAN,}^/ n, and catalogued at ChegH Not««. >io. lao South Eighth Street, Philadelphia, P«. iishin(r'" ' *~ :— AGB.NT. 'J SAL Kta. f <:»r at SSO. Lass o' The Dunitet CheM Club, of Brooklyn, (TUT* Mr. POLICE, ioni t i 0»>,:e is .1 *eiy jila,ui-heur.lcd one, but stands lunilz a recoptloa on th« ere n ing of May 1:). FIRE hi- Dr. Xukertott arrived In Xow Y'irk rn>ds of overv ami that thu flist IILZ>) to JE'W m.il the «r<.ml JE40. THE ANCROSCOGGIX DOGS, for ' ' • ' ' ' • ' •••• '• •, A Co. V<:j>tl,:».nt,J !,;. -. . , '- way, were The l)ritl»h Chew AMOctatioa will provide the minor tb«j N-Ht finhlng, Mintin . S'» out of ft' *ll *ro she i'-'i t'-at H,--r" ii in thi* THEIR MANAGEMENT AND T' -twtn tho ches« ":.l> 1.^1' t v class cln *ill likely com- MASH NETS, I, TREATMENT IN DISEASE, j screw i-.j-l ; al were ni'-i -AH liiint'-H an- to tarnpf. All ' ' ALL KINDS HADE AM) K the [)iir. Tho lutler uunoti^cd. be ; BY ASUMONT. >riîual niul rr.'ii.r Kinnl cr. r - vi V r M * 1 cii-ciilar* A^'iils \\Mtit*.il iu :lvo« •fine and I • J. LORINQ THA.YBR, every City. C. W. S1MMONS & f O. •• t Mo. ISO Treinoat St.. Boetoo. Man. Bu.siou, Mau. 8 THE SPORTHSTGr May 19. 1872, by Imp. Leamington, dam Naptha, by Imp BANCROFT'S PETS. Iclipn, f THE TURF. The Eastern Illinois Trotting Circuit wai organize A Fair Start for the Pennant—Genera in Paris, on the llth Inst. The circnlt takes in Paris Not«a. and Charleston. J. W. Heal, of the latter place WINMBBS OF THE WEEK. waj elected president, and J. 0, Jones, of Pails ROCH.WTM, May 15.—Editor SpOBTiirfl _.._ secretary. —The Rochesters have played th« first two Ben All Wins the Kentucky Derby-Races The Province of Quebec Turf Club holds its annm games of their championship reason. In the first »t Lexington, Washington and AcroMthe summer meeting at the Fashion Course, Blue Bonnets the Torontoa won more through good lack than Water. on Ihe 17th and 19th of June. The Canadian Derby anything else, and the second the Rochesters re The last day of the Memphis Jockey Club will be run on the 19th. There are fourteen »ntrie« tc the sri'al event. venged themselves by shutting the visitors out The Deaf Hear, races wad the 3th inst. The track was good and without a run. Blakley and Murray were the the attendance large. The successful horses Spl«n drove Mr. Gordon's mare, Mambrlno Sp f, kle a quarter to wagon in M^s., at the Glenville track battery for the home club and they did great Catarrh were: Rosiere, Ultimatum, Scalding, Leroy, Cleveland, last week. It id the intention to drive the work in both games, In the last the Toronto* Ascoii. mare and Clingstone together this season in an at were able to get but two safe hits. Umpire tempt to beat the double team time. «. * . * Dave Sullivan says that Blakley id a "wonder," Tne races at Islington, Ky., were continued The bill presented in the New York Legislature las and he says himself that he intends to pitch the •n tho 3th. The track waa some three seconds week by Assemblyman Shea, to the effect that no best ball of his life. The Toronto,! wire the only racing a»ociation in the State, chall permit racing club that we were afraid of and it 1* generally ad ilow. The winners were: The Slasher, Bou, upon its grounds fir more than 30 days lu any one mitted (hat Bancroft a men are the better Irish Pat and Calcutta. On Monday, 10th, the year, was defeated by a decisive vote. ball players. Knight, Ca-kini and Hackett are winners were: Adrian, Pure Rye, Mary Ann, The puhMc sale of trotting stock, mostly the get o proving a tower of great strength both ia the field (dead heat). Test, Miplair. On Tuesday, llth, Snltau, at the Bay District Course, San Francisco, on and at the bat. "Charlie" Whitoey haa net been the winners were: Phil Lee, Poteen, Free the 3d iu^t., was not very successful. A majority o plajtpg up to his u anal standard, and baa aaked for Impossible, the choice Sultan youngsters were withdrawn. Mr IT'S release. He say he u not in good condition. The Knight and Monoorat. The last day of the Rose proposes to find a market in the East for them . management is l.-th to rrleaie him tor he tiaa always The Blind See, meeting was on the 12th. The winning horses The members of the New York Driving Club in been a goo*t honest ball player and hashoata of friends. turned up in Laura Gie, Monocrat, Felii and La dulged io a little recreation upou the atterooon ol Last season be wai stroug in the field and at the bat. Sylphide. the 13th inst. A three-minute class was arranged for a Mytrs boa been released, aa Manager Bancraft did not member's cop, mile heats, to top road wagons. F. S Like hu mouth play, and he was doing poor wurk in Jordau's Mickie won in two straight beats: best time bid position and with the stick. Coonora waa to ill The postponed races at Cedarhurst were con 2:48. health, and waa released on that account, and Van tinued on Monday, the 10th inst. The winners Any thing for a little excitement and to catch the Dyke was released because there waa no place for him. were:—Buckshot, Wellington, Dundee, Mam- pennies. A pacing exhibition has been arrangec The Stars are nuw having their picnic in playing between the pacers Gossip, Jr., 2:14. and the Western the weak clubs, but when they meet Rochester they monist, Hailfellow and Rose. On the 12th the will have to go down. T! at they are weaker than last winners were:—Zangbar, Santa Claus, Dundee, pacer Morlowe, 2:15, to go at Belmont Park, May 24. The announcement is made that it ia for 11,000» ~ >ar is almost beyond question. Mauimonist and Ecuador. side. The two opening games in this city were witnessed by over BUM) people, turnstile count, and Rochesteiiana The Park Commissioners propose to place the river are now happy in that thev b**ve gj; » g, ou nine well At Washington, D. C., on the 10th inst., the drive in Eaat Park, which wss torn up during the con £*v.ur,g0'j. inakistofl, of San Francisco, haa bteu en . I1POETAIT IOTICE lucceesful horses were:—Wayward, Frankie B., struction of the big sewer, m good wuuiticn. They have 550.000 ta do it withT it is the intention to gaged and will meet the team in Toronto next week. Bess, Farewell and Frank Ward. On the !Uh ii ake it fifty feet wide, ten of which will be used as a GENESSX. the winters were:—Whi/gig. Ycaug Luke, Strathspey, foot-walk. To persons making, selling or nsing any fraudulent imitation of my patent Aetlna, no matter what name may be glren it|' Letritia, Rock anJ Rye and Aurora. On Ihe 12th the The Syracuse Stars Still Twinkling. v .,,,....j „.,,. _ .. ,..,, *.^.y ( Tuny Foster, Kouud^nian, A man calling himself "Prcf." E. T. Warreter, a raAcrsB. N. Y., May 14.—EditorSpOBTixo LIFE:— -Id. Ou Ihe 13lh the wiu- horse (miner, gave one or two lessons in Orange, N. The base ball season openei here Hay 11. The To I shall prosecute all infringers or users of same either in internal or external const ruction. f - ci), Eurus, Drake Carter and ance on ihe 12th inst., bnt ke failexl to come to time, mirers, arrive-! early on the scene and proceeded to I hare a patent on the name, another on the form and another on the packed internal cylinder. Souvenir. leaving an unpaid rink bill, boirj bill and all his paraphernalia behind. o express their sentiments in rvgard to the result of he coming contest. The Torontos were the favorites Numbers of persons hare applied to me, making complaint* of injury to their eyes by these fraudulent Imitations. I The MIQ played sad haroc with the trotting meet- a the betting, at odds of about 3 to 1. Over 4,000 Racing was attain resumed at Br'ghton Beach on log at Suffolk Park last week, and it is to be presumed the U h insl. Rain fell through.,ut the afternoon wop!eg»thered at Star Park to witcesa the game. that the projector of the event is considerably out of The oU Star players of last season who are now with hare already obtained a permanent injunction against one pars in in Philadelphia, and shall, under my patent right?, The winners were St. Klmo, Donald A, Miller aud pocket. On Tuesday and Wednfs?ay the winners V.lley forge. On the 14tli inst. the winters were: be ToroLtos received a hearty reception when they weie Gen. Evtina, Orange BuJ, Belle Uamliu, G. D. 8., appeared on the field. The game waa a fine one eize, under the United States law, all instruments fjnnd either in the pockets, stores or warerooms of any person in tn» Commander, General Price, George Singei ly and Keo- •nd Sallie C., the pacer. knk. hr ughout and was wen by Simoos on a timely hit. CbarK-y Grant, former groom of Wand S., is training 'he rftars played aa elegant game throughout the State?. * • * old Joe Bunker, 2:19'4, at Chester Park. Grant on test. foe greatest of all American Derby!, the Kentucky thinks the old horse has got his speed back again, and TbeOswegoeareajrood team, ag haa been proven Derby, wad run at Louisville, uu the. 14th ins!., and Ihe offeis t> put up $1,000 U:at he can beat any horse at iy their two gamed with the champions. The folio wio g is a fac simile of my patent deed issued to myself: result was the best ia-e ever run at Churchill Downs, :he Park, even if the pacer Georgetown, 2:10% aud Corcorati'a umpiring is satisfactory to Syracuse. toe mile and a half b 'in^ cohered in 2:36J.iC,the fastest Ihe stallion, Tom Rogers, 2:23, are there. Davis remarked on the morning of the llth that in Derby time ever run iu Auierka, by a half second. The Board of Review of the Na-*t inal Trotting A»o- ia opinion a "bo/1 would be good enough in the box There were ten starters: J. B. Haggin'a California colt ciatiun has sanctioned the expulsion of II. V. Be'mis, against the S'ar team. Ben All. rM.-iotil.y Duffy being the favorite; Free iropiiet r of the Ciiicajro Horseman, and his two trot- The turnstile at Star Park had to be taken out and UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE, ^ i e, and Blue Wing, third choice, ers, Belle F., 2:20% «nd Onward, 2:20'/J, for having ooled •. S last Tuwday. d jockey, Murphy, rode Baldwin's entered them iu the sime race two years ago. The The Indies turned out finely at the opening game. 1 ; !•>' a balf length from Blue entence is a severe ooe, bnt Mr. Bemis,above all men. The Star team U doing excellent work thua far, and îij£. h, tbirJ; Lijero, Jim should not have been a paity to such a disreputable re snrprising their friend* very agreeably. Crothers Gray. . irg, Sir Joseph and irrangement. considered one of the beet men that has ever stood Mastv i. ., r named. The other The case of Dunbar, the trainer aad driver, who was n the pitcher's box for Syracuse since Henry Me- races wtio wuu Uy J«iu.iu T, Modesty and Irish Pat. impelled by the Clevel-uid Driving Park for using foul ormick's palmy days. aoguage to President Edwards outside of the driving P. 8. Kyder photographed Ihe Star and Toronto In England the Kempt,m Park Great Breed-re Pro grounds, w is settled by the Btard of Review at Cni- e.ims on the 11th and st-cured a fine negative. duce Stakes was run on ihe Sth inst. Vatican won ago last ThnrsJay. Tho suspension s'ands until Devine did really excellent work at Oawego In the WILLIAM C. WILSON, OF PHILADELPHIA, PENNSYLVANIA. with Isosceles second. Ou the 12th inst. Cray Friars >unbar a; ologizes. We'll wager that Dunbar apolo- —2 game, holding the uluggtre from the Lake City won the Paj ne Sukes at the 'King meeting at New- ;lzes and that he will do it quickly. Even with that ' >wn to six hits. Market with St. Michael second, The Sun third. le gets off very easily. The Uucaa are playing a gre.it game of balL The fellow who calls himself a journalist, aid jet Track Talk. »ent to Willis Ogden last (all while the meeting was The Cromwell Line steamer Loni-riana, May 7, com- INHALER. H odeity promises to be a great race mare this tea- n progress at the ralf-rnile tr^ck and wanted Ogden ItteJ the fastest trip between New York and New o drop the race with the pa<:er Sallie C., to save him >rleans on r.cord. The distance waa traversed in 4 Kirkman and Dewdrop were both Good Friday foals rora kiein^ $50, ought to take a back seat instead of ay* 15 hours. >ushiog himself to the front. Out of respect to the Godfrey Is on hand ready to fill his engagement with ellow's family we have declined to give the crooked •JATIONAL THEATRE. the D*je:s. Hisinesfl the publicity it deserves, but we may have to 31 Tenth and Callowhill Street*. Murphy haa Hand S. out daily Jogging her eatilv do it yet. UR POPULAR PRICES: 15c., 25c., SOc., 75c SPECIFICATION form'ng part of Letteri Patent No. 341.712, dated May 11, 1886. •Ter the roads. ' A large sale of two-year-olds from the Coldstream BESERVED ORCHESTRA CHAIRS ONLY 50c. arm, was held at Lexington, Ky., ou the 7th inst. MONDAY EVENING, MAY 17. Nevada, dam of Lake Blackburn, will be bred to A. J. McCampbell paid f3,200 for the Hindo) colt Matinees— Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday. George Kinney. Ezekiel, |l,5uO for a King Ban colt and $1,525 for a TUB MASCO ITS OF THE CNIVERj*, Application Bled February 27,1886. Serial No. 193,495. (No model). Hand S., to to be taken to Mr. Bonner's private colt by Lisbon. EdC>irigaT paid $1,100 for a year- track >t Tarrytown. ing Longfellow and $1,000 for a yearling by Ten The dams of Beraan and Drake Carter are barren to Br< e 'k. The Dwyer Brothers paid Jl/'SO for a year- LEONZO BROS., Tea Broeck this »e son. ing llin-io> and J. B. Haggin, of California, pîd And their Celebrated Acting Dog^, The opening of Waver ly Park, N. J., has been post (1,000 for a Longfellow jeai ling. poned uiitil tbv 22d inst. Nathan Strans, owner of Majclica, has written a let- TIGER and LION. To all wbom It m^y concern :~ ia close! by a screw-cap, 8, having a projection, 9, which enables 55 8. E. Fisb-r, of Hightstown, N. J., has purchased ;er through the IW/offering to trot his horse sgainst n their Original Phenomenal Success in Four Acts, Clingstone for from $1 up to £2,500, winner to take Be it Vnown tfiat I, WILLIAM C. WILSOTT, a citizen of the it to be conveniently seized. the pace-.- Argyle, 2:17)4. Entitled, In applying the instrument, for instance, to the eye, for the Thj starters for Detroit't fS.OOO guaranteed 2:30 all stake and gate money, the race to take place at Ul.iteu'Btates, residing at Philadelphia, in the county of Phila- .rfake will be named July 10. Cleveland, July 5. Or, he will tret Majolica against 8,3elpM», State of Pennsylvania, hare invented certain new and treatment of which it ii particularly intended, the screw-caps 60 Clingstone for the benefit of the Grant Monument Ed»ard Corrigan has bought of Pat Carmody the useful improvements in Vaporizers for Medicinal Purposes, of are removed from both ends of the shell and the eye cap is ap Fund, on any good track which will give the most Brother Aainst~ Brother~ plied to the closed eye in the manner of a watch-makers' glass. eolt W. B. Wo. dward for $2.300. money; the stipulation being that the track shall pay which the following is a specification, reference being had therein Entries for Ibe free-for-ali norelty race to be trotted Introducine their jn* Tjitra Of to the accompanying drawings. At the same time the pressure of the air through the opening in the expenses of the competing horses. English MajiJJfi nft Dog9i at Rochester closed last Saturday night. A sweepstakes tDttiij r»-», $5) eioh, took place 10 My invention relates to a portable device to be carried in the tbe top of the shell will produce a certain amount of evaporation (SS The largest field of starters for the Kentucky Suffolk Course on the 10th inst., between ''Curly' ,. and LION. pocket, which consists of a vaporizing device to be applied to of the liquid absorbed by the packing, and the vapor will »e Derby, was in 1875, when Aristides won. Sampson's Town Clock, Tom Waddington's Paul ^To beats During the Day, 9 to 5. T the body for the purpose of stimulating the blood-vessels or discharged through the opening in the eye-cap directly against Mr. G. H. Colkef, this city, purchased in Lottisrille, Jones, and Uncle Jchn Bowling's 17% ban * the eye. Ky., recently, the trotter Blue Cloud, record 2:27. Owners were to have driven, bnt TlncJax . h NEXT WEEK, MONDAY, MAT 24, nerves to remove congestion, and to increase and render more a'lowed a substitute. Sixig**"^lirottjaJohn Paulwa BTON BOVCIPAVLTS Great Irish Drama,, 15 active the circulation at the point where the device is applied. I do not confine myself to the ns« of any particular them- 7J Bersan'a winning the National hsndi:ap at Wash- peutic agent, because there are many solutions of a medicinal Ing'on raises bU weight in the Suburban to 125 pounds- Jones winning theJaBUKT^ fifth bat,f _,„„,{,<, the The main object of the invention is to render the application The Memphis people evidently know how to rnn a drat,: "clock the\ Mcond, third and sixth The Shaughraun, of remedis.1 agencies more easy and convenient, since the device character well known to physicians with which the instrument race meeting. Their late effort was highly successful fthe U race;\ylVVH. bent l"t v tlme. . ~'2:42% , . ' by" ~ -Jumbo. , 20 is small j^^ji^^Mact, may be carried constantly charged. The Seneca Co., JJ. T., Agricultural Socie _ner's best time; 2:43%. ALNUT STREET TFIEATRE. person, ar^^^^^B^îas frequently as is nece trumcnt may &\f:, ka_^îti^^^n^±*n inhaler One of the cl, •• . ' '•=i«KL_iaa4 _ _I.JLyiSHMAS. Sole L>mee and_Man»g«. — patient himsei!^^^^^^ ing tne cap b and' , ——_——— ^ ____ and Quaker City is : lied pair of black picers MaVlT^Wefk, Six Nights, Tw> Malinise. through the center permitRog the air to pass freeiy SVedrifwiay and âtuniay Matinees. For a full comprehension of my invention and the manner of The trotter Tom Alien, 2:2i,'oy1 11, nest Alien, was belonging to ' -r. t'pon the fno* last 25 nsing it, reference must be made to the accompanying draw through. •old at public sale at CliYeland last week, for {2,000. winter they had a gu n th some of tbe more no ed BETUKN OF THE GREAT IRISH COMEDIAN, The advantage of my device is that it affords a very simpTe teams, and the occasion was very rare that the ing?, in which — * Michael Hidgert and J. M. Leet hive arrived at Figure 1 is a side elevation of the vaporizer. Fig. 2 is an means whereby the pa'.ient may have constantly ready f T self- 80 Chicago from ilarj»ville. Mo., with a string of not- "Dutch ja'ers" were not pulled up ahei,!. To wagon W. J. SCAN LAN, application the remedies which might otherwise have to be ap tera. they are equally as clevir, and wiih their good looks, end view. Fig. 3 ia a vertical section. Fig. 4 ia a horizontal fine action and tplemiid driving qualities they make a la a new Iriah Play, plied with more or less difficulty and personal inconven Subscriptions to the 110,000 guaranteed stakes for decidedly conspicuous appvur-ince upon the road. It section. 85 the 2:20 clan at Hartford, Coun., closed on the 15ih 30 A represents the cylindrical body or shell,enlarged at one end, ience. last. is Slid that Charley wants to part wi.h them. Well, SHANE-NA-LAWN Having thus described my invention, I c'aim— h> re is a fine opportunity for some one to secure a de- preferably by spinning, to form circular eye-cap, 1, which may The necessary amount of money, 12,000, has been AS IRISH LOVE STORY, Fl'LL OF IRISH WIT 1. A vaporizer for medicinal purpose', consisting of a body, siiable team. AN'Ll SENTIMENT. be provided with a beaded edfe, 2, as shown. A partition, 3, tnbscribed for the June meeting at Lee Park, Wilkes- closes the end of the shell at the bottom of the eye-cap, in which A, an intern U perforated cylinder, an absorbent packing PU"- barre. A magnificent collection of horses, specially selected A TRUE PICTURE OF IRISH LIFE, for tee coupe, barouche, carriage and for light driving Without Priest, Politics, Red Coat or Process Server. 35 partition is a central perforation, 4. The end of the shell is di rounding the internal cylinler, and openings in both erul* Up to Saturday, April 21, C Wood led the winning pa-poses, have armed at Bush's stables, Broad and HEAR SC'ANLAN'3 NEW SONG, minished in size, as shown, and has a perforation, 5, by which of the body. A registering with the internal cyclinder anil Jockeys of England. Ills record wu 19 wins to Fred Columbia avenue, direct from the stables of W. I. havinz removable caps or covers, substantially as de Archer's 18. B'a.kwell, Duihara, N. C. The lot comprises Vir "R«m«mb«r, Bo;! You're Irlab." air may enter to the interior of the shWI. This opening, It is now doubtful if the srreat Fraeland will erer ginia, Kentucky atd North Carolina-bred stock, and SciDhiU sinf'^ t-'n «<>n23 at each performance. 40 when the instrument is not in nse, is closed by a scribed. face the stirter agtia. His lameness is more devel- NEXT WEEK, K1K\I.FVS screw-cap, 6, having a milled edge to facilitate its ra- 2. The body, A, having the fangled eye-cap, the central I.P-- ;hey were brought here especially for the Philadel forated cylinder, C, the absorbing package, D, surrounding i'-o op^d then ever. phia market. They will \>i sold privately. Particn- moval. The Fairfax Stable made a very tempting offer to ar attention is calif d to several light driving horses BLACK CROOK, cylinder, and openings in the body A at each end thc-rc Introducing "The Mikad*/' Ballet. __ Within the shell A, I secure a cylinder cf perforated sheet CoTington, bat he concluded to fill his season's con ;hat can beat 2:40 single or double. Horses like these 45 metal or wire-guaze, C, leaving an unobstructed passage having removable caps or covers, substantially as lie- tract with J. S. Campbell. are not to •• found every day, aud it is very likely ASE BALL—GAMES FOR THE WEEK: 100 hey will nieet with a go d dennnd. through the center, and forming a space between such cylinder scribed. The Fa hion Stud Farm's yeailing colt Nominee, B ATHLETIC GROUNDS, 26lh aud Jefferson Bts. and the inside of the shell of sufficient sizt to contain an absorb In testimony whereof I have affixed my signature in pres by Stranger, has been bought by Mr. J. B. Mcferran, Monday, May 17. ence of two witnesses. tor Gleaview, Ky., for 82,6, late the nerves and blooi-vessels, and produce upon them a ben SAMUEL BELI., :o the knee. (2) SoaBl n fait'd, after all, to get the ATHLETIC VS. LOUISVILLE. 9cf Brentford, Ont., have sold the pi lyers named. ('•'•} Philadelphia hai won bnt one eficial result. The perforation, 3, at the bottom of the eye- cap L. W. SBBLY. four-\> . n Jodh Billings, by Moonstone, to game from Boston this season. Thursday, May 20, J. Porter, i.i Ushana, fur Jl,200. ATHLETIC VS. LOUISVILLE. R. W., Washington—According to percentage, by Friday, Mat 21. Tt is laid that rinrenco McDowe!!, a * ell-known which the championships are decided, Ihoclub that Baltimorean. Ins been aproin : ed starter by the Ameri ATHLETIC VS. LOUISVILLE. das won 2 ami lost 0 lauka better than the club that Saturday, Mav 22, can and Con* y Island jockev clubs. •on 7 and lost 2. ATHLETIC VS. CINCINNATI. James H. Temple, who is reported to Lave pnr- HEADER. Louisville, Ky.—The 1—0 tea-inning S50 train from Broid street for Engleside. ebasetl u lialf int*-redt in Harry Wilkea, is proprietor ame in which E*lu| made the winning rnn f jr the of th? U.«om.jre Hotel, Se* York City. lew Yorks was with the Chicago Club, in New York, PROF. WILSON, Culfi-rl McTr.-.rtir, manager of the Chicago Driy- Aug. 6, 18S5. Ing r ithe p >pular old trotting grounds C. D. T , Winchendon, Miss.—\o; he can give his Washington Hotel, to br' i it has been for years. orders when the players come to the bench, but can 1113 Chestnut Str et and 833 Arch Street. A I.....a :,- 0 . imme b;w bên pruvi'le 1 upon the not go n~ar the base lines i r about the tieW to direct occnti'in ot liie opening of Hazel Dell Driving Park, hispl.yers. 7TH& CHESTNUT STS., PHILA. Wihningtun, Del., Thur*iay, the 20th inst. _..__ BAH, Oswego, H. Y.—The temWnations stand BATES—52.50 PER DAY. P>-ifM D -ble is busily engaged at Washington Park, and the pool-seller retains the money nBtil that par Chir-ifo n't'i AileUide, 2:18, Trouba lour, 2:19^, May ticular game with the Utica and Binghamton clubs is Eleyator and all modern improvements. Special ar- Biid, ii-il'.,, Charlie If.'igan, 2:22, Editor, 2:2:% played off. ranginicoU made with parties remaining in the city a »\tyati,[i inst., the handsome driving A. P. B. A1 ilin», Kan.—The base-rnnher at second ewdays. JKO. TRACY, Proprietor. parte at Sier .1., will be opened for the to not compelled to vacate Ih-i tae. as the runner ttari'D. A- • - ;tnt time will surely result, from first is only entitled to lirst if he can get back Horse and Carriage Department ^"he manager uf Uri^lituji Beach race course threat there. ens to go over t-) Olifion, N" J, if the present injunc liciDEH.—John Meistrr, of the Hartford Club, FINE HORSES BAZAAR, 6. SUMMER SPORTS tion against poi! s-lling should continue much longer. comes from Alkntown, Pa.; Geo. Heister, of Brockton 7. BICYCLES. K>Tni',aL'tlifi>rnia Jockey, wbo can ride at 62 hails from Allegheny, Pa.; they are in no way rt TOR BBOAD AND CUERUY STREETS. pounds, lias been secured by Emory and Cotton, at £C<)0 lated. a 3 car and all other outs: ds mounts that he can pick REDDT, Bridgerort.—In snch a double play the shon AUCTION SALE OF OVER •p. stop ge s but one antist, the second barman a pnt-ont The Ontario Jockey Club has arranged its pro- atd a si.-t ai.d the first ba-eman a put-out. 60 HEAD OF HOBSEi frrAtiin:c ft-r the lace nie< ting t> be held at Toronto LOVER OF THE GAMI.NIW York — \blution in a basin fp'm SI .iv 2-2 to 24 inclusive. Entries for all races close of w»ter in which a spoonful of tannic acid has been A consignment of Roadsters and Trotters from the ON MONDAY, MAY 17, dissolved will, it is claimed, harden the hands. on the 17th iiiat. at 10 o'clock. Horses suited to harness, the nddle, Phil Dwver telegraphed W. L. Camidy last week Two P>FADr.E3, Brooklyn, N. Y.—Your qnestirtS is Stable* of family and general business purposes, including sin fC,(«X) f.,r his On'ti'liga C''lt Oarsman. The answer not clear. Was the bet'-n two games or en all the gle and double teams. Among ihe lot are w»t: "I will fcli the youngster with, but not without, League games to be played that day? HOME Ri'N, Culia.—Address Mauager Wright, can Trotting, Family and Coach Horses, selected in Ken Pool selling and bokmaklnz were not Interfered tbiiiliice, I'hila.and J. B. Day, 121 Maiden Lane W. I. BLACKWELL, «iih on the first day lit C'edarhurst, but upon the tucky and sold by o.-1— -' New York. (2) $330. Durham, N. C., bred in Virginia, Kentucky and North . The only U-,cle""Manufacturers" in the United States «ul,-."qn tit days of the meeliug gambling was W. N.. Washington.—Visiting Lrague clubs receiv, In the collection we several horses that can trot in thirty per cent, of the gross receipt! and gbe the Carolina, will arivo at 2-40 or better. . . . who Manufacture with their Own Plant and Tl ' >/.aar on the 17th inst. is an same wheu at home. Mr. Cr'**n claims this to be as fine a lot of hones fm , * y horses will be offered, in- J. L. Fix'.'H, Now York.—There i) no work pub u he has ever yet offered in this market. on their Own Premises, c,u,i•' >Ir. B. dozen's aud a Hue lished treating of that subject excel* SpaWing's and BUSH'S STABLES, Full dfBcription time of sale. loli-fWekt Vii^mia liorsss. llecker's books. Horaes can be seen carl? on morning of »al». The black tio'tlig K'-Hing Fred Dou?la«, 2:24'^ 8e«B, Saehvillo, Tenn.—State yonr question more Corner of Broad and Columbia annuo, Philadelphia, who took U) ]»cir>i$ last f*H '» to be turnel out a fuli- cleaily. What do you mean by "both scores adding 18 head cf Western Virginia Hornes, suitable for fledêd sWe-wheeler this season, lie may turnout up even?1 ' Pa, about May 15. business, driving and general purposes. Full detcrip- another Jc-weW, Sliunie.K., etc. HCHMIDT, Ft. Wayne, Ind.—Yon might secure them The inati-h raa«between Irish LiU and Young Tu\ by addressing Ihe managers of Ihe clubs mentioned. Some very deeirable aniniala are in tho lot. Conpe Sold by order of Keilly 4 O«ll»gher. lert'-n M : ' be Irctted over Waverly Park, N. J., on i, ItK'HMOXD, Va.—Do you wish to know the time fo A brown Mare, 7 ye»n old, 15^ hand, high, war M. n ! n M iv 31 V. fi hort- *< are in prime condition man orlieast, walking, running, rowing or what? Horses, Pair of Bay Carriage Horses, good Barouche CH1CLA.QO, ILL., U. 8- ainf ' ' ranted sound and kind In single and double harness, E. F. T., Clattanooga.—Betters on Chattanooga Horse, can beat three minutes, and good saddlerâlso fearless of uteam. . (;,, :Ti;v!e for Maine's State win; the bets go with the um| ire's decision. A bay Horse, 9 jenrs oM, V>Y, hands high, war Y., -.ituro w.H bo » sweep Send for thur New 48-Page Catalogue, Containing Detailed Descriptions j 1,, t*i, was fhe M.\r.n>, New York.—There is no rule. Custom o double. ___ Kist, and tho K-ccili'l of the year mutual agreement rcgu'fttes the matter. flril ' VIXTUN, Providence.—The Providence Clubresigue* \* ^hUeMa™,!" years cW,15U hands high, war to i i.' ,'. Knip McCarthy's Hose bhip- ranted kind in slng'e and double hnrnen. SUNDRIES Ever Offered in this Country.______D-a-i '. ;. w 2::w piccr of the year. from the National Lesgiw last winter. G. G. M. S, Pbilade'phia.—(1). We must decline t COLUMBIA A Wagon and llarnesfl. T : \ce in the Gi~and Circuit will be i ALSO. Li.:. > :th rcropts of 2:^0 or better, wil publish the table. (2) Weidmnn. Blcjcles and Tricycles A bay Horse, 8 years old, 1% hands high, kind. bc>< i, and th'jso with records Mr;C'AKT», Allegheny, S. Y.-B. U not entitled t A gray Horse, 10 yean old, 15)^ band* high, war GUNPOWDER. ah..-" ' under another tui u at the bat; C. U next. Ectotion in Prices for !86. ranted sound and kind in single and double htroe:!. Manchester Sporting Brands, \f> nl won his third snc- W. H. I'., Columbia. 8. C.—Tbe base-runner conl A Cart an 1 Harness. .».*.'..——• NO. 4C.49) ce-? ,it M'.-Mhln^ton, a l»dy run just' if the fly bad been fair. HIGHEST GRADEOF A ar»v ll.irw. i) years old. 15V£ hands high, kind. Ab»y"H'jr.o,8yearsol.l,16ti>«ii, Kiullng Aug. uk<-ii: "If that rider M. OSTRICHKB, Chattanooga.—Bet« go with thi MACHINES MADE. tut, at (Suffolk Park, Philadelphia. Western Sporting, ....: ilie pi£ would win." umpire's decision. A. wius. The Test of the Itoads for been ridden and d'riren by a lady. MANCIIKSTKK—Sired by llctyjl's HamMctonian, I Toledo, O., has pun lived of Geo A bUfk More, 0 years old, 15 hands higb, kind. Wild Fowl Shooting, REX, Baltimore.—We do not know what has becom 8 Years Hut Not Worn Out Full description balance [t"r»c» time of tale. full brother to Volunteer; clam lloborta, by Revenue, i O . Hi" high-lira! bonu Allie of the player mentioned. a Single Columbia.- Their he by Imported Trustee; second dam by Boston, Jr., he Wllko", 'laai by Honett ALSO, BALTO.--The second table, with Louisville «fth Rldem Hold the HKST A large collection of nr» ami second-hand Car- bj Button. Manchester is the sire of Vcniett, winner Falcon Ducking, Ale -ud :a a iitock l.orse. World'9 Iiec«re" and sec fo'irj«!>r old fi nu of 2:2S In the fourth heat in a field A ! -.. ,-i-vr.r.l by W. Flail, F. C. K , Detroit.—George his the better record. jority at Every I.ea«ue ond-hand Single and liouble HaiLWH, Sheets, w hips, Wing Shot, Mi." • he M««t.—Almoitt Invariably 01 IT ' v irid over a hnlf mile track; also fire ot MUI.HOV, Ticondeioga.—(1) The bat. (2) No, Ridden by Long Distance Halteri), itc. „ „„ pon I of two yearlings, Kobcilaand Her- BLASTING and MINING POWDER. w;u> WOBRIED CKPiRt, Washington.—A. wins. 8»1« of Horsed, Wagons, *c., Thrrsday, May 20. j|c 'hroe mimics. the; TouriMn.—Every Part In DAVID P. 8. KICHuLS. Auctioneer. ORIENTAL POWDER MILLS, starter Shotidan aud^thrt BPENCTB, Sew York.—fiaie ball, by far. terchangeable. Tb.K-1- •»..<> caah, payableattimc of scrvict; lim B>JAD>.B, Indianapolis.—In St. Louin. t'«t>n»ni:» iSVnt Free: ited to 3O niare^. Maret not provini; In foal can bo n been adjusted u> the satis- rthirued the next Kawii frv» ofch»ri;e. All accidents Bo toil, Mas*...... 1..., ,.!,., was getting CONSTANT BKAOIH, Savannah.—Ye«. THE I'Ol'E *'*'« CO., Mr Joseph Griffith, Jr.,of Ihe well known firm of Aar.soiES at principal cities nu I towns in the United tho future Joteph Griffilh * Bonn, gun e)t,-,I?rj, cf Ixjntavills, aiiri cwapcs a* owner's iixk. I*Bst'iruge SO per month. G. J. II., Hurtfori), Conn.--B. !ise«. .Mfi WMhiugt.m S:., Boston. AddreteS. A.TANNKK, ?>l(Tidk Pnik, PMla., P». States. K.K.TKYON, .IK., A < 0., I'lliludelf.jU Ageutt ! Kio, Cal., Dranch IIinisM—12 W»r-*u St. Ky., died sudd-July at Frvnub Uck Silling MoJ U, »t (>i/i