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The present series of games at Baltimore inwhich the New Iorkand tho tem ot thatcity aro play three EamelIMI-road proved a surprise to the

It ahardly thought alter tho wonderfulbracing up of tho local loam during the latterpart ot last week tbut they would roturn from

rt Baltimore with lou than two victoria but otthe rate they played yesterday and on theprevious day makes It appear donbtlul of theirsecuring even one cnmo Yesterdays gams

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t belrfg the clever playing of the Chicagoteam which was too much for ClevelandThen again the easy mnnner which Bostondefeated therhlladelphlas was unlooked forand the character of the playing of the WashInton Club during tho season did not admit ofJ

I their being beaten so handily by BrooklynThe scores of tho day wore

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Vt Jloaten 18 rhlladlnul 8Chicago I Clereland 0Cincinnati 8 Ixtnlsrlll 4

i rittsburgh I l Louts 4-

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fault today that the Now York lost Had ther vith him playcd with hull tl0 at thePen In the ibid and on tho the rosuit-vonld hivo been altogether dilreront Jes four of tho nine hits one

c which was a doublo sont four of the live runsx scored across the Plato and fielded his posi-

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out of sight Tlio error charged againsthimoostnotulng It WM a tumble attar twoWet out and tho runner trot no furtherthan second As far as feldlnl wentthe rest ot the visitors chancesoffered but they could not place the ball outof a Holders Homo of thorn played Inthe hardest uachluck In tho sixth inningPuller drove hard boundlnl ball over thirdAs it bounded over Bhlndlo leape-duppuiidItdownIthOflofiafld and got the

toTlrst ThIs play was oclipsod in thobal inning by Itoltz whopltiohed a line hitY romiialdwinsbatwith his loft hand abovo

his head within two feat of tho foul lneTho grist catch of tho day weemado by Ollourk in the eighth when Doylelilt tbe high toward the bleachers ItI looked bal homo run Tho wind through

I out had bean blowing a gab making It ex-tremoly dlfllcult lor Holders to gauge the baLUltourke sprinted twafl the fenethe ball came his leapedupward saUn in ono hand and then toilon his back showing the baU as he wont down

t to convince Bnyder that he hn caught ItL puller who followed a doublebut was left Burke too made a greatcatob running with the ball It was a flsMeramore than a pitchers battle Baldwinpitched a remarkable game In the tOrst inn ¬

i lag two doubles wero made oil him In thetL second a single and in the third four singlesand a triple all of which with an orror br

Connor netted six runs After this tho Ori-ole

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were at his mercy Oltourko was theonly Player to hit him alter this and habrought In tho only man whom Baldwin badsent to lint on balls The New forks made agreat uphill light taking advantage of ovaryt mlsDiay The scorojuuuoaa-

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and < lute tolled McOlir faaeraf knellI Bring oil threehas bits which road tbeecore I la < In favor oCleveland Mauek bill the ep4er dOWIO one hit155r halt the tolls on thre bite 0 errn byBuck Ewlng scored four uo winning tbe gam Theattendance was 11OO Th scere-

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Chicago 7i Dlereland B First baI on kails on WOhut 4 off >Iauckli oHCIarkont htOok o-

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iSsue hits Wllkubarre A Blnrbsmton a rrron-Wllkesbaire1 uiugbamtou 4 PlicflariU000llaD-diiarntt Caleafter flub inningU grounds Rain

Other Gumstows 10 ooanu X-

rionncrot lay 28 Drown defeated Cornn todayrather easUy pitched a goon ram and keptthe bitsI wellI scattered 1rleit pueblo In good formand waj well supported blTaylor The score tsaox i eQual

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George Towla lint bale on balls Sexton W SteersSuch Btrvok out Jones MogUL tv Steers Lang JoInson TowS Young Uanilln Best Double play Jobn-aonandlilon Paased ball Lang UU by pitched ball

Taylor 7110boor Umplra fiurnaTus3 WXSLXTUI 2-Mnouoowx May 2a1 Tale team came hr to-day determined to thmslret on Wslyan

for tha deteat they reoelred two weak ago They leeseeded built was only after tbe hardest kind ot workThe acorcivats WWITaE

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Totals i71ij ToIals3 424g 8-g 4famed noTaa Fnl base no moTa 2Woln Stk oleVul 25 0101cc bases2 J

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GroundsYork L Cvs Yale Law School at bPoloNew Jersey A O vs Olympic at Bergen Point

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Debal NotesBarlobo

Claniea b been rtleaied by Msnscifthe Rnoklra will1 not be horn on ThursdayFf Byrne bas set aside this afternoon as ladlesI

Billy Morgan tbe exNational Lagn catcher and-oiverbandbaitptayrlsnourooI i the staff ot umpiresof the Brooklyn Amateur AIOIInPHUinxirau May 2S OoLJoho L Boor said thislcrenlng that Pitcher Taylor Wit remain with the Phil-adelphia Club sue that no other club ha any claim onlOan

At Prospect Perk tbisafterneonibA4eipbi Academycud the Wall StrIct teams wilt meet and the letterpromise to make moC ten lbe detest ethe hands oflee schoolboys last

Aleck Brown lb crack pitcher ef the raltena netwith a alight Injury to bis pitching baud last Paadajbat be says It will not aflecl his execution In the use ¬ciations gaIn next Datnrday

The will play tb last lam nf lbs asaaonext rlr tome uf the I will retire until nextyeariJ ingotbssto Out u5J7 Z apoint otboThe nrst championship game between the Besolntasand Acorns Urouklyn Amateur Association

Corset at Prospect Park last Saturday wound Bpin adispute and tb uinrtre awarded the honors to theUeiolutea by u to o The Acorns howerer bar eniciest a protest I the Associationcorerlng second has again for be Brooklynnl School team If he Is In anything like his OilIthe team will be materially trntbnd Titewili Close their K00 an Juno 14 with toePoly Uetor that timel however they liare a

numbeof Important engagements to nil On Slay 215probably play the Albany Club ann on Doeoration hay will inset the Pougbkcpsles In two gamesInennnoan is dolor som livaly bustling toarrange big schsdle for lbS old Wao or South

Irooklrl they wero to ha pl1dlbolr old rlulf Juuoy Cly last Sunday but tlslattrwatsnd at the last an filled So show tapTh froulshAmericane appeared as subsiltuiee butthey were no match tot the aiiarjsTompkUerlll team will play at 1U80da1Ihllecuratlaa Day ISis fbojnU Al CWUI meet the Nassau

OH mi tsrnt rHpoJimmy Reltly of the Granite Athletic Club Is aCtionsto match bis newly acquired eerenlypounderany lad of that wfght la thu worldj As aooa asValllVI rreoilreaarspons to this challenge he will Sluuwith Titu bcao snake a inatCD POlLon Wiars Hie champion amateur runner ot tbworld In tils 447 and Mach Cooper the weiiknownhigh JninMr bay formed a cenartnerstilp for bookmaking Iher will traasaei business at all the nrtnctpat race mololo this vicinity ibIs ssssonTThe across tam of the Polrtechnlo ofBrooklyn corered Ibemselies wlnainE11 glory by adtaerria victory on Saturday the >rJspeci Pa>kparad ground orr the atrens Instltnta lesm t-

ornllobokn Tb Brooklyn boy won by 2 goal to 1

0nMe relva a speclsl report yesterdayr fight which toot puce at uaiiup X iibunt Steen the chpmplon of the TerritoryJubit Urallycf Wisconsin The men tough atall welg nts for a stake of SIOOO and gate money

Brown touched au man out In tbe forll roundFred Birdwho lel a Ooh or Box aweek Jaf Uojikins caloreL againstJack uuor for a nalan nma Iae Tn 59s cfneelast night aad stated much as Iflounr was afraid to meet his man t Vouag cannotl< drawn oaiHIrd says bis otter open to gddtEireeney or Andy belly at 126 pounds

Harry Kenmeler the English middleI weight called atTits Owl Oat yesterday and slated tatI be would bevery much pleased to arrange a match with big JimSullivan Charley White was ien tbrtlr after Kenmiser visit and be told a am reporter that Hulllraband he wr good frlnd one more and that Sullltsn-wouldngUI lbs Lnillahoan In a IJlBy at 118 pounds orat calcn welnlit White waau some of the clubs tomate a bid for the fight

Charles MitchelLI In a latter to the Fiila Ca at datedIxinJon Nay 12 saysi SlaB I trainingI carefully andbe aland a first class chance to defeat flInwho Ido not think IIs so good as when b Jackrun Should Hall win be wilt return to America InAugust and I shall secure hll backing to stain lightriuiimrnons I have anything about Curbelt but I trust the Mm not taU throigh Itblnk W III Masterson of Dearer will assist UaU IBtralulcgiueflaebii Katrru Park 4P 1 TodayBrooklyn rs WashlngtoI ana ZBcLadles rree to grounds and lrllan Aflee DI polo Ground Today 4P UYale Ti Kt1r YorkL4J AIIUo 4mla260 Taut morning and erenlnir trams to th AdirondackI andId

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Th Gazelle Flake for Allies three year rlit 1100eacia with sir mul of which etro to second and1110111 lo thlrili one mile eel a IiiHougtv J ipierss tar f 2spbtbs by eu 1I04rt4 > p-DJl bitaims 14 Llttlenslds b fiilis Maul iiiAiorlngtoll 72Drown ± Kogers1 > t One brawn 117 Overlon aratthfal Jlinnehaha sod ffoprleiy also ran

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Sarah llamey Beautiful Bella Johnetta Long fteachEelKood LUtf md Clio coltI unit Courtship also ran

TIme 1144Tost netting Fleren to n against nlwoad 1 leiManiple t to 1 Onward 7 lo 1 Beautiful Bella S1iwrJoiinhn fi> to i Sarah Rmy 1C to 1 IUttl Viivo to 1 courtship Jo to 1 Long Bacb SO to 1 Johoetts4050 1 Clue eoll

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Richard rrniers ob f Torkrlll nail 4 br Jllier1horallOLambley 1OB Mores A Cai hshJudge Morrow e 117 tCerlNrton T J3 t McDonalds iaIt Cheupeaii 0 114 Taral 8

Illram also ranlIm11141Ioit Deltlngyir to 4 on Tortrllle Bell S to 1-

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today consist of a heavy handicap and fiveother sweepstakes several of which are of theconsolation order The starters In tho handi-cap

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will make n race worth going to ace whiletho other fields promise fair sport Here arethe entries In full

first Itaet for three yisrclds and Howard whichbaT tot won at this meeting a sweepstakes ot 1111-

h with tluoo added of hlch S2UO to second andSitu to third sIxI futlokis-Hurllncliam 1OH Hartford 10-

8IllscoinuAaa wnd ton 1UMr lIuuIIII fiiiitatrr-Dorlen 1103 Walt elding-

Sernnd ftaca yor twoyearolds which bar not wona stake rae asoFrjpitakes of SIT each with SiOOOadded ot which S2UO to second and SlUu to third nycfurlongs

fbarter 11A Lonrdsle 118-uallletSlower IIH lOitFt Maxim lot IXlclntyt

lgig 109I

Third Raco For maidens three years old and npwardt-asweepstakes ef sir ach with klUOUaddil of whichS2OO to second and Iluu to third one mIle and a sixtrentPt Hubert HSi-Lldirerwood

othtntr IllM Herald M

armen coil KM Itlon Uuck isis 81 Ltonarda Wfcajonara ml

sooth ilacFnrallags heanr handicap asweep-atakesof Siir ese1 wIth S 1000 added ot Which S2UOto second und S10U te third six furlongsAddle 118 Rosa It 110Illoamltis-llolfro

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iandoiriietomancbe101-0liarveutlOll102 Mettolcantit102luslaratnger 200

fifth Race For threeyearolds and upward sellinga sweep > takes of 15 earS with 11000 added ofwhich SIS to second ansi 100 to third one mile anda sixteenthKomiJ llr Sykston 11-0itirArihur207 lloraotie 105Anna II los old Dominion 104Mrrle KM Circular 1OO-

USJerk nine 104 Stowaway 1515Joe Kelly 10O BessilcUnff

LaS Clara coltStub Itsce For twoyearolds elllnff a sweep-

stakes nf Sit each with HOOO added of which liOJto second ansi Slbu to thUd flee furlongsFaustina colt1010 Duke ot yief 10-Calaudoriarus-llusb

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hJrcuklet flity 14 PaulIne 150

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iEntries for tomorrow are as follows

rust llaceFIre eKhlbs of a mil Ctrebas 103Sue hider gelding Mela II cult JOS each faxtaaad10 Lucky tliasioui Deck Torn Uail 101 each Slab

town Roy Irrenlar 102 each Mamie D B BalladsDonut Lass 100 each Illlnk Bonnie In-Kecond RaceSix and a gnarnr furlongs ihreyIr

eUa Tar slid Tartar lOll lyrist loll Industry W 1Honeymoon MS KtarterPellingtu 02 lelel atxX

Third Rac Kerenelihtb of a naIl Jo Carter113i Transit 110 Annareane lOAi Jack Ftar Illenall-hallonaL Jugler lute eachi spendollne SlrlngfellnwAndrew P losS each enophone tfelllct Ueneral Slotdon Heron Kyrle II 104 eacb

yourlu nacerontsnd a halt furlong mn paintsBed Rim 105 tech Kelm 103 Charon V8j CrocuaAnnie K Harm en I U7 eachi Uerrlttiue WO UweelAlice 8l Alga MIM Ella Sit each

Fifth liacfMII and a sixteenth India Rubber 1141Orlstle Raleigh 10H each Prlf IOu hnapp104

Sixth liaoellre tins of a mIll bealeu horsesPrince Teyton Diitihsm Ijitlnns Ptolomy anrt-Aoitlel Iatrocl ibId howe Keyser Somerset 110eacb Palmyra Xlajella Morning olory Thtcra alisiPint 105 each

Favorite and Ontlder nt IlnwtborneC-niCAOo May 23Two favorites two out-

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and a second choice won tho events atHawthorne todny Summaries

Viral ItaceRtrsnfurlongs Knthnslait lip Slaugh-ter 7 to 10 first Rear iVtiardllo mallard 2 to 1second Mattllta10U Smith 15 to 1 triirit Time164 Oaiwite and Kwcet Mlngron also rat

Second llaee Kelllnp six furlongs Hpnft loo FCart 6 to 2 first tfttlc 104 K Taylor II10I t seeondi hercules ion Slaughter 0 to 1 tDIrd Time134 Ed Itch also ran

Third Race selling swepitakeit fire fnrlongsSane 103 Slanght 12 to 1 ilrt Minnie Barbie uirishen IB tol second John Arthur 104 Uallard 3-

lo 1 thIrd Time ItllW> Jennl June roihonnilhiss Mnrpny Cyrus Lucille Murphy and Lady Jimalso ran

Fourth RaceSelling sne and oneilxteenth mileSt Albans 105 P Bell even first Iloneer St rCart B to 1 second Miss Patton 101 Von 8 to 1thlri Time 213 Crab Prince rartbian tllrabeaualso rats

Fifth RaceSix furlongs Johnny Campbell 102ty Bell rtol tIre llaydee 1O7 Fisher even seeondi Weararman 117 Nlcols third Timer lasCol Clay rerdlnand Jurtll franco and bail Puebloalso ran

SUE JSROOKLHf nAKDICAP AFffAnt

Action by the Ilonrd of ControlA letterShorn Mr Qebburd

The Board of Control yesterday announcedthe following decision regarding the chargesof foul riding in the Brooklyn Handicap runon the first day ot the Brooklyn Jockey Clubsspring meeting

Xcw Thai Stay 2X-Mr M F Dwyer having applied to the heard of Coo

Irol for an Invstlzatlon tha Hoard rinds I1 That thw Is no complaint aa to foul rlflloirln the

Brooklyn Handicap against any person whatever2 mit the oniypersons quoted In connection with

the matter are Mr Lortllard and Mr Gebbard3 That tbese gentlemen deny the statement Im¬

paled to them therefore there la no case before In-board W 0 VOSBDKO Secretary

A copy ot Mr Gobhards letter is appendedKiw Vonx May 21

JoAn feMur natrmnn TtnnrA of GmtrelDoss Kmt I Lad not thought It necessary to deny th-

7i> roM absurd story or the remarks put down tomenot thinking that any Important would he attributedto them or any rellinoe could be placed lIn such wildand wbo ale statements Lire istooshort to correctinlsitatenientsot the press so far as I am concernedHo much unsavory talK Sass however been occasionedby Imaginary Interviews that I now write to denyIbis report

1 backed Lampllthter through a well tnown cameOssioner wnlfhsnoulJ be a sumcltnt answer I did nottack blra for a larr amount when 1 saw the largeStein colored on the card tearing that he might be Inlrfered witbnd said ao The same reason wouldbare ben good with every horse In the race I amvery truly yours F UFIHIID

At the TrapsThe fifth contest for the fLags Connty Gun Club

championship cup cresented by the Coney Island Athletlc Club took place yesterday The original eightteams were represented but the Northsid bad onlycue man to shoot Allof the other seven had theircomplement Some fine shots and good cores weremuSe specially by the Atlantic Vernons and StewUtrecht members Tho Atlantic again came to thefront yesterday winning by the score of 08 oCt of 75Thesconea

Atlantic Seed and lan Club J D Voorheea 25 yards16 C E Morris 28 yards 16 D Monseers 80 yards11 U Bauer 28 yards ID U Morris 24 Irania 12Total 11G

Ternon Rod and Gun Club fins Orelff 28 yards 18Dr Little la yards 10 P A Thompson 2H yards 18W H Thompson 29 yards 1S J oternont 2t yard18 Toiaic4rJw Utrecht Rod and Gun ClnbC M Meyer 28yard 12 Dr Wrnn 28 yards 12 C yuriueien Jr18 yards 18 D Deacon 211 yard 13 O E hotrand20 yards IS Total 514

Cney Island nod and Gun ClubS Northrldie 28yards in Its hyde 10 yards 13i F Ifaender 28yards 11 C Murphy 28 yards 12 C Plate Itti yarns12 TotaL 61

ilenmore lied and Qua Club W Harty 28 yards18 J A Epplg 3o yards i i J Gchllemaan 28 yards11 W BelorerSOjarda 10 F Ipplf 28 yards 8Total 51-

Parkway Rod and Gun Club A Potty SO yards litJ Stake 28 yards 18 T Short 28 yarua 7 J BennettI1O yards 12 K Ilelgani 28 yards IS Total f 8-

Crescact lea Club Cant Shepherd 28 yards 14 LHopkins 28 yards 111 C Jlebrman 28 yards 10 JRatben 28 yards 11 W Ullman 28 yards UTotal 66

Horthslde Gun Club J K Mtyer 28 yards 10-Kferee Mr Jacob rants Scorer Mr a A DollarThe standing of the alt teams that have completed

1htr scores to date ts as follow Stew Utrecht 817iAtlantic 8O9 Corny Island 805 Vernon 2UO Park ¬way 28U Glenmore 2HK

The next shoot will be held en the Atlantic Rod andQuo Club grounds at Coney Island on Tuesday Jun 27

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