New York Clipper (Apr 1895)

APBIL 13. -VrArM«-«^l'''iL!? MWJ^Wt'f 84(14X111.; Fnm Bthimiw. Omdibiv 0. Mt, Ma, ,nooiiil, A. W. HanUoaoD, Comptor fi, Ut. «n., ihlrJ, soft. a n. ^ ^ Ifew JeiMj'a Canlvsl, Xtg uKUl IMoontkin D»r nmlviil otspoitswIU M bold bj tlu N*" Jo*'! AtUetlc Clab on Ui» dull gioands at fieritn Point on Ibj n. Tht dtj'a vort will contlst ot football (AssocUUon miHl ttcnoM (IntarcoUeglita rnlta), bu«b«ll, b(- cTcle ncaii tUil«llo onnto ud a collegt tam nltV nc* own to collegM only. Tho lint event acbsd- nlcti Is ibe football game, wblch «U1 b« caUed at u o'clock, no conteattog teams will npnaent tJie ceotraTllle A. 0., ot BtTonne Cltr, and the BrooUjo A'aadcRia- At 1 r. u. tbe Btevena IntUtnla team, cbiopions of tbe Intercollegiate I^croaae Awocla- Uoo will play tlxlr annual game wltb a team k|i- leientlDE Uie Cnaoent A. C, of Urookljo. nej an Tcrr erenly matcbed, gnat rtvalij exlata between tueui, tod tben wUI be a liaid athiggle for (lie peaeealon of tbe banner. At 1 r. a. tbe iiblcHo canlral will begin and UiefoUowliigevents vlil be given: Itjds. ran, baudlcap, on tui(; tarda, butdle race, bandlcap; aoojds. run, bandl- cap: 4MTds. run, novice; SWjdii. run, bandlcap; I mile mik, bandlcap; 1 mile run (nieclal), scratcb, lywinirOonneirvB. tbe world; tunnus bigti Inmp, biDdlcapilmUemn,handicap:baiTelrace, Ttjds., tcratck, tbroogb six barrels lorda. apart, run to gnt barrel, Ujda. Prizes for the evenia will be Kew Jeraej A.- 0, die medals, gold to lint, silver to second and bronze to third In eacb evenL Tbe col- lege team relar race, an Invitation asair, anauallj cautei mote eicltetnent tbaa anv college event la ibb xotkiQ of tbe coantry. It will be a one mlio rsce, open to teams ot four men each, eacb nan to run one onarter mile. Invitations have beeu sent to nearlj all tbe leading colleges, and at the present writing Uarvstd, Yaleandtbe University ot rennsylvanla have accepted. An InvlliUon has also lieen sent to tbe University of California, and, as tntr are to have a team of athletes In or about New York City on that date, they will no doubt enter tbelr siroogeet men against their Gastem opponents. The bicrcle races, one mile and two mile, open, for gold stop-watches, will enlist ibe gervlces ot some of tbe leading chus A riders of thUi neclloo ot tbe connby. Tbe enbrlee will dose with J. VL guUlvan, Zil Broadway, on Saturday, Uiy 18. Albleies and riders who enter (or these events will be allowed tbe nse of tbe gronnds one week prior to the carnival, on presentation ot tbelrcompetftor's UckeL B. 0. namiN won the lU bnndred yardscbainnlon chtlKnge cnp at the meeting ot tbe London (Eng.) >ihleUc Clab, at their track, Slamfonl Bridge, on Saturday afternoon, April e. Hbi chief opponent was W. E. Idtyens, of Cambridge Unlvcnlty, who, however, made a veir poor showing agsloBt bhn, Bredhi romping In Ofty yards ahead. Time, im. KKa Bredln will be a memberof the International Engllih team that will contend against tbe team ot Ibe New York Athletle Clab, In this country, on SepL21. To> alhledc club of theBcbuylkUlNavy, ot PbUa- delpbbt. Fa., beUl a meetlug on Saturdty evening, April 0, at whiob a committee was appobited to ar- Nuge for a series of sports on tbeFDUrthof July, me committee will visit the Councils and endeavor tosecnre aa appropriation of $3,000 for expenses, tod to bave the games take pUce InFairmonnt htrk, near tbe parade ground. A FoorsiLL MiTOH vas played at Wallace's Kldiewood Park, Long Uand, on Sunday afternoon, April 7, lietween the daellc teams teproentlog tbe Ultcbels and KIckhams. An Inlertslhig coolest, navored with flstlcnilS, resulted In the success of Ibe Uitobels by a score of four points to nothing. THE NEW YORK OLIPPBR. BASEBALL. NEW ENOIjAND LEAOVE. Annual Spring BleetlBg—Aagast* and New Bedfbid Admitted—Scbednle of Gamea*Adopl«d> Urn annual Spring meeting of tbe New Engbind League was held on April 8,4, at Boston, Mass. AJi tbe clubs sent representatives. Presldcnl Humane occupied the cbalr; The delegates were as follow: W. J. WUey and W. D. UcDerraott, of RUl River; U. J. Ijncb, Fawtucket; I. B. Isaacson, 0. U. Osgood, H. H. Mason and A. 0. Staples, Lewlaton: B. W. Muipby and U. J. Oarrlty, Portland: A. ILHtson, Uangor; A. 0. Doe, Tbeodoie Baylies and F. A. Canunlngn, New Bedford; Horace A. Keith, R. R. Perrin and F. K. Packard, Brockton, and Waller W. Bumham, Augusta. The following resolution waa oinred by President Isaacaou, of Lewlston, and UDinlmoualy adopted: WsBsua, tlieNev EoRlaad Bwaball L««iae re«li tbtt lUfwiitance todajuH]tMKT««tproDilMol the pi«MQt leuoDsrelDarery arut oiBuun dut to tbe ze.1, toorgy and ootlrbis attantloa of lu pnildMll, T. U. Mumaoo; tie It JJootvot, Thittbottauikioruie nunAgon and d liMlon or Uie Tarioui b«Mb«U ornolzstloai lepmMotug Ibis lAftRufl be honbf Isadered taUr. HuniAiio, wlUi the hope that hit oervteei luv tw tpprocUtod b7 th« b*Mb«li lor- loi publlo of Kow BaRlslKl, and may long be telaued In lfa« interatls ortb* New Eaglaad Lean*. It took only a few mmules for the representatives mm Augusta and New Bedford to convince tbe del- egates that they were ready and wUlloi to cany out all obllgttlona Imposed on tbem ana they wei« gnatsd franchises. The president, who was ap- pointed a commlitee ot one to draft a new constitu- tion for the league, submitted It to tbeconalderallon of the delegates. It embraced many changes and additions, bom ot past experience In major leagnes, the moet Important ohanges beUig the fonnaUon ot a board of dlrccton, four In number. These com' prise two from tbe eastern and two from the south- era sections ot tbe league, Bangor and Lewlitonof tbe fomer, Fall River and Brockton ot tbe Islter. Tbe duties ot this Ixiard are various, hut tbe prtnol- SI one will be to settle dhipum of all kinds be- een the clubs and playeiB- The decisions ot tbe board'wUl be flnal. The president Is chairman ex- onolo. Some ot tbe mtttera dellnltely llxed by tbe new con- sdtuUon wen:' Change from eighty to tiny penont to IM admitted tree of charge by the home club, the free adailttance of women ou all dajt except boU- days; la case of rain on hoUdays ths visiting club sbaU rscetve a guarantee ot t& for every game scheduled; la case ot the prevention ot a champloa- ship game brnla or unavoidable accident on a da; pmcMlng the day agreed upon for a noo-unloi cbamplonshlp game, the sscrelary ot the home club must be notmed Ove days In ^vance ot tbe non- championship game soheduled by tbe eecreury el the league. T. U. Humane was re-elected presi- dent, seoretary and treasunr. On account of the large amoaotot business tnusacted and the length of the aenlon,tbe delegates decided lo take a recea tt s.air.li.' Itwasloo'clockP.H. befon the meet- big was reconvened. Tbe schedule ot ohamploo- ■hip games waa consldenid by tbe committee aid then reported to the meeting, it was nearly 11. a. when the meeting adjonmeia to meet on tbe f elloff- big morning. SKCO!n> DAY'S SESSION. It was 11 o'clock A. M. before the delegates rscon- Tened on April 4. After gettUng up matlen of minor Importance, the- icbednle ot- cbaffiplonshlp games waa taken up and adopted: TUB BCUEDULB- 80 Otnes plared at Augiuta-WIUi ths Brockton Cleb, ■' " \ JiiM It, u, * ■• ."»."»( July M, n, i, It, Judo 17, U, JolrJftja, jDir n, B, Aui. a, o July IS, t^Aux-lull; r>Il . hwiockti, It. B: Nov B«]. lud. Itay Zl^Jute n, O. July 30, 31, Baiit. S, 7; Laila- Ui,l)a7 An, jQoeja July I, Aug. I, I, EMpL 1,1; Bon- >"jii»,Juir£s,Aog.4.7,Ji.i)opta,*.«- • pUyed ot Baogor^-wlUi die rawluetol Cbb, », Jo— MiyS,), /doo It, lA July to, 21, Aug. B, O; Bmkloo, >!tyih,li.JuDeXULJuiyAu, Aog.iMt; f*""'"!' May u u JoDO U, ak July iej7. Aiif. 20,11; Now M fort, iayU IS, June 17, U, July U. IP. Aug. 17, l»i ' ~'- • • ioor,fflrJ«ly3Dril,fc«pt.«,7; tt ).July I.Aug. l,X Hnt-^i; Ai .. L»l>- rortliod, AuguOa. Aug. S. «. —,_,„, ^-^.'-.^ ., B. .,X B«>t.1 Mty91.iL.li, and r.M., Juyt, A.M., and r. Sopt i r. ■., 8. oanoa playod at LowUU>a-Wltb tlw Pall Rlvor Club, JtayCs. Juuo It. 11 July OJ4^o«. U »: Now Bedtonl, IttylitIL JuotU,U. JulyXiriiAug.aS: rawtuettt, Mty IX ll Judo ll. 11, July U. It. Auf7lr,ig: Bmklon, May 1$ 1$ Juno 1^ li July U, 17, Aug. m 31: Auguna, Hty IS, n, Jone tilt. July A H Aog. 71. S: Banror, >Uy tl,S,JuDO eTk July 17,9, AuimU: Tortlud "V B,aOLa. H., JnlyZt, p. IT, Aus.l7,BMit9,A. a.,!. aaaolplayad alPorllaiid-WIUi Uit HowBedfoiO<1ub, ■tylt joQO it,IS,July 21JI, Aug.JtM: fall Bltor, Hty a, It, Juoo II. II, Julya\2I Aug' i2,a: EioclloD, Miy U, it.Jaoo It.n July ULI>. »ug. IvHt: rawluctot, >!tyU,ll,Jooo ir, IS, Julyll, 17, Aug. D.1I: Bamnir, aty IS, ■>, jQoo XI, M. July a. as, Aug. T, »; Augui- *- — — ><ty II, zi, joDo a a, Jotr n, 3. Aug.. Ut/a, n T. a. Julyl 4. a. a., Aur. 1S, _ - - (tajaot playnl tt Bisckloa-WIUi Iho AuiutU Club. '•Pri V, S, Juno 4,^S. Joly II. It, Aog.l3,ri; ~ ig.&SD; LowlMon, L S, >l, Bopl t, r. a. -, 4. e. Joly II. It, A0K.13,Ii: Baogor, April n 81, Jono 1,8, July U, It, Aui. 1h It; Uwliton, >rtri,ajaBoa,i<k Julyt,e,jlug. i«U: Foiilani, Hajri. «' {mt, 1, Jtirr u. Aog/A »', rawluctot Mty n. ~ •iyi.iA.«3giAog.«,a,- • " r*.it,juiioi7rjQiTf Bi IV «. Joaall, A, July 1,, <MBte lint iS iSu dvar-lklth the jJi; I V i'.k"?? LowlMon. April XL 31 5Juool,J,Julyll. ll.Au(. It, II; Augoua, Bay IS, Juoo ^iSf-.V?■''*''.'•'! 'twiuckot, BtT a H,Jutes, b7 April 3^ SI, JUD9 I, a, July U, ij, Auv. IOl 16: roitlu? Hh.r. May S. 3U, a. m.. Jutt* fi, July \ Auf. 4 ^'sSJt New York Stote iMgsv Bchedale. A Bcbeduleof ctumploiuihlp gametivaa adopted by Uie New York 8iM(e League, ats special meedag taeldUarcb2B,atAiiuUrdan, No Y. ItUaafoUovu: May I, i, BlDRliuntou at Elnilr^ 01ov«niT|lle kt Al- baoT, Tioy at SclMfioctAdr, Anitt«nfani at JohaaUMn: 3. ieBloiiTm at BlnKhtniloD. Albany tt Okivmfllle, Bcba- £^*f^'S! Twy. Jobnitowii mt Am-Unlani; 7, AIl*ny at AmitanlBip at Bclitpactuly; ^ 9. AlUaoy at BlajthamioD! QlDyerarllU at Biinlra, Amittanlaiu at Troy, HdwDtelaUy at JoltoaiBwo: W, II. Elmltm at Albaoy. BioiliamioD at UtorerarlU*. SdieiwcitJy at AiuttanUm. JohutDvn at Tror; 13,14, Elmln aldlovanivUIe, BloKbainloD at AI- PfW: V"' at Ammrdaiu. JoIinaioBo atHehaDaetady; 15, 1^ Eliolnat JohDMowo, filDRhamioa atBdMnactaJy. Al- binr at ABiatanlam, UlowrarlUa at Troy; 17, ik Elmlra at 8cli«D6Ctai)y, Ulbithaaitou at JoliaiOuvo, juWay at Trvy, aiuTenflUa at Aoutanlam: XI, 21, Eliuira at Am- aUniaiii, BlDgbamloo at TrDtr, Albaoy at Bchaotct^y, plDr«nirIU« at Jobnmawa: tt, X3. Elnilm at Troy, Bioc- lumtOD at AiDRlenlam, Albaoy at JohDRtowo, UloTora- ▼Ula atBcfaaDaciadr; 24. K, Amuanlam at BloghiDiion, Troy at UlovrnTllir, Johoatuvo at Elmln, SclrtMctady at Albaoy; 27, a. Antlsnlaui at Eloilra, Joliaitdwo at BlotfliamtoD, BdieaacUdy at OloTeitrille. Troy at Albany; », taonilof, Troy at Albany, Joliutown at UloTanrlUa, SchonvctaUy at Anmanluii, KlDlra at BloBhaiDtoo; afteniooo, Elmlra at BlniliaiDioo, Albany at Trvy, Aniuanlaiu at ScheoaciaiJy, OloTamrllla at JoliDftowD, 31, Juoa 1, Troy at Elmltm, SehaooclaJy ai BIogbamioD, Annanlaiu at (HoranTlllo, Joboatowo at Albany; Jnoa 3, 4, Troy at BlDKhamtou,6cheD»«Cady at Bmlra, Amitenlam at Albany, Johniiova at (llareni- vlUa: t, e, 8di«Q»ctaJyaiTroy, AmBUnlain at Johoitowo, Albaoy at BlotbaifttDo, OloveniTlItt al BIralia; 7. 8, Albany tt Elmlra, aiOTdiavlUa at BlnKhauitoo.lTDy al Jfttuiuowo, AmaUnlam at fiebsoiclaily; IQ, II, Troy at Amitenlaiu, Bcb*D«ctatlr at JoboUoao, OloftmlUa at Albauy, Elmlim at Btngharatoa; II, U, Blojihainioo at Elmlra, Albaoy at aioT«raTllU, Johoiloro al Bdiaoac- Utly, Amttoidam at Troy; 14. tS, Elmlra at Albany, EIor- hamion at OkiTtriTlll*, BcheoKtady it AniMrrJani. JobottowQ at Troy; 17. U, Elmlra at aioT«niTlllf,.BlD|t- btintoQ at Albaoff, Tror at BcbaDactady, JohDitowa at Amtiardaot; 19, al, Elmlra at JotaoitAwn. BlDRhanton at Bdiaotdadr, Albaoy at AuaUidam, ObraraTllI* at Troy; 31, 22, Elmltm at Sdiroactajr. Bloffbamtoo al Joliniiovo, Albaoy at Troy, (Jk)r«nr[|J« at AiDftenlam; 21, 23, Elmlra at AJualanJam, Blaghamloo at Truy, Al- taoy atBdiaoectady ;X.27, EhulrmalTroy, BlnRliamuw at lmilai«lam,UtOTaraTllioatBebBD«cta(Iy, Albany at Jobni* town; 38^ 8, Ttdt at Elmlra, Bdianeclaily at BlnKbamlon, AmMrOam at OloTenTllle, Jolinsiowo mt Albaoy; July 1, ITroy at B[aittuunU>D,8cben«ctAily at BlmlrB, Amntar daiD at Albany, Johostown at aioT«r«Tlll«; 4. monlni, Trov at Albany, Amuanlam at8ehtDeciai)y,JotinMowB «t(]loTanTill«, ElmirmatBlDHliAmtoa;An«raooo,Albany fttTrorJohonon at Am■tetaalu,8ctl«aKtadyat0lov•r>- TlU•, Elmlm at Blocbamion; t, ftJoltoitawn at Tnty, Albany-at OloTaiiTillo; 8,9, Amaterdam at Elmlra, Jobna lavro at BlOKhamtoo. BchMaciady at Albany, Troy at QloTiriTllla: 10, II, AnuUahlam at BlosbainlOD. Jonoa- Iowa at Elmlra, Troy at Albany, Sclieneoady at Qloran- rlltv; 12, Uk Elmlra tt Jolinitovo, Blogtiamton at Troy, Albany tt Amaitnlam, OloTaraTlllaatBdiBoecUily: 11 Elmiraat AmttarOam, Blo|riiamU>n tt Johnttotro, Albaoy tt Sdiaoactadr, OtovoraTlUe at Troy; 19, 2D,Etmlrm at Troy, Binnljamtoo alSchaoKlaily; Albaoy at JotiDUOwa, OtoTartTllla at Amitanlam; 21,11, Troy at Blnntiamtoa, Bebanccuily at Elmlra, Anuianlam at Albany; 34, 25, Troy at Elmltm, BdianMUkly tt Blochatntoa, Johnstown at Albaoy. Atnuardain at OloTonrllN; 2S, Z7, AmttarOam at Blo^ajoiuo, Troy at Qb- reravllle, Jobottowa at Elmlrm. Bclisnaclady tt Albany; 29, au^ Aniuanlain at Elmlra, Jobottowa at Blninamton. Bchanwtaily at OlovonTliio: 31, Auic.l, Hebaoaclady at Troy, Jotioitnvn at Amftaruam. Albany ataioTtnrlllo, Elmtra at Blnahaioton: 3,3,aioTenirlll« at Albaoj, Troy at Bdientciaay, Amnltnlaai tt JoUat- towo; 3, BlOBtiafflton U Elialrm; 8,0. Jolinttowa at BctM- oactady, Trey tt AnutopltiD, BlDgliamton at OloTon- TlUa, Elmlra U Albanir: 7, 8. Blnihamtoo at Albany, Ebnfia at QIOTeraTlUeiJohDiitowD at Troy; S, Anatardam atBchtnactady; 9, lOkTroyat Joboau>vo,OloTMaTlU« tt Elmlra, Albany at Blnghainioo: 10^ Bcb«atc(ady at Am»- taidam; 1113, Albaoy at Elmlra, OlOTonvlUa at Blof- hamtoo, BcnanKtailyatJohnitowD, AnuUfOam MTny; 14,13, ElffllraalTroy.BlnfliamUiu at JohniUowa. Albany atAffittardam, OlOYflnTlUaatSditoeciady: Ifl^ 17. Blof- hamtvnat Troy. Albany at Bcli«na«twlr,OIov«raillIeat Amttardam, Elmira at Jobnttown: 19, 30, Eliolrm tt Hch«DKiady,BlnBbaintoo at Amtianltm. aiov«raTille it Johnilowa; 9, AlDanyatTroy; 21,22, Elulim at AmaUr- dam, BloRhamlon at Scbanecudy, Albaoy at Jobatloan, OloranTlfla at Troy; 34, Troy at aUivarBvlll», Sdbaoactady at Albany, Amtunlaiu at Bloahtinuui, Johnatown at Elmlra; 23, 77, Joboalown at Blagliuo- too, Aniatoidam at Kliulra. SebanMtadyat OloraraTlIla; 28,0, SchaatctadyatBlnRhamloo. Amtlartlam at OlovMa- TUk, Johnitown at Albaoy, Tror at Elnlra: 30,31, Tivy at BlnRnamUHi, BdieniKlady at Elmlrm, AmaUiuun at Ab- baay, Johiu town atOkiTorif Ilia; Bvpt-lniomloff.Tfvy at Albany, Bchanoctady at Aoiflanlam, BiDRbamion at El- mlra; aranlnit, Blnnumtoo at Elmlra, Jobnitowo ttaior- eraTllto,AlbanratTrpy, Amii«i\lamat8cbenactady; 4,5. QloTanrlUa at Bloiibamton, Troy mt Amaunltm, Al- bany at Elmlra, Joboitnwnat8ctiao«ctaily; 0,7, Olovtra* Title at Elmlra,Troy atSeliaoacladr, Amtienltm al Johaa- town, Albany at Blogbantton: 9. SchenectaJy a( Tny, Jobnttown at Amttaidam, Elmlra at aiovenrllla, Blo|- liaintoo at Albany; 11,13, Elmlra tt Albaoy, BIORltainUiu at aiOTararlDa, MhootcUdy at JohnxUiwD. Ainttardam at Tror: 13,14,Troy at Joliojiioao. QloTaraTlUa at Albany; ILBdienactaJyalAmaterdam. , ^ . Leon B. UalL Joaapb llomunv, Aleitndar McDonald, J. Baiferty aodJamaa Raardon were tppolntad umplrai. Tbe saaraotaaa w»r« paid In. lotet^SUtle LeBgue Bchwlal«i Tbe Weatam Iater-Stat« League tield a meetlngon April 1, at UfAyelte, lod. Toe ofUcere are: U. F. Schmidt, ot Teire Haute, president sad oecteiary; WilUam Nemlclc, JoUet, treaeurer. Tbe clulw repre- aeoted were: Aurora. OloonilDgtoD and Jollet, UL, and Fort Wajoe, La£ayeitB and Terre U«ute, lod. Tbe followlag acbedale ol nmes wu adopted: Gamai played al lAlbyaUa—Wltb the BloonlnKtoa Club^ Marl, a, 4. a, 9U^ i. m. and r. 31, Jena % 8«pt. 1, i. u. and r. m., \', Aurora, May 8. a 9. M, July ML 17,18.19, Auv. 3,4.fl; Jollet, May 13,13,13. M, Juoa 19, lU II, Aov. I, T. 8:T«rr« Uauls, Juaa 13.14, U, W. Joly8,7. % Aut. l4, JO; Vt. Wajna, Joly 31 A>i.439.3). Aug. l.XAM, 17. Oanat playad at Fort Wayn^Wlib Uif Aurora Club, May 2.3. 4,8, Jnna 0, 14, Uje, Aaf. 17, 8; Btoomlnffton, Hay li 13. H. I^ Jupe 18. k, 7, BapL i. 1, 8; Ttne llauta, JuDe8,9TlO,lU<luly2,a^4,A.a.aad r. m.. Swi. l, i. v. and p. v., 4; Jollat, May 7.8.9,10, Juoel 7.8.9. Aug.X < 8: LatayoUa, Juaa 18,19,»i 31, July II. 13, 13,14, Aug. lOi II U. ■ • buaaa playad at JollaU-Wlib the Auiorm CIuIl Hit 30l A.M.mpdVM, Jiioair^aj9^SU.JulyJ.2|AuK/^ 17r ..<^tuMj9liy«9 at Pawtucbet-Wlih the Bannr Club. Apri 37.23,/une4, 8. Joly II, |1 June 1, 3. July U, ij, 5" a'aui uTlJiSb.' btmaa pUyadatTarrallauta-WIthtlia AororaClub, May IS, 13,1118, Joly 30,31, Aug. 1.1 BapL A 7.8: BVwm- - July l.i a-'bl^B^ Aug.«, ^ Bapi 7: ir«w BadCoin, MiVs, JaDanTJolf f aSb. i 7. W i 6; rill BlVar. Otmoa pto1ro<1 at Bloomlogtoo—Wllh tho Aunrm (Hub. Juao s,lC HI il^Joly II, ll,u. It. Aug. Vi. II, ii:Toito HtuurirayX^,4 B,JulyaaLf^a>, Aog. t,7,B: JoluTJuua a It, IS, II, July U, 17, IS,», Aug. sa 91, Hopl. I; bJaytlu. Mar 17. U, ItTfeJul. Il l, i. M. aoif r.».. Aug. a,23, u; ruWayat, Hay a, n,34, Junt9,xi, ^^Dea pUyod at Auron—With tbe Btoeralogtoo dab, Juoo a O, ». a July 1.7, a, a. Aog. is it, «l;T«in Uauta, Uiya oTm, S. Juoo Ij, II, aMI.^uf. a. 0.17: JoUot, JUI10J.S 7,Jolya,l t, a. a. and r. M.. Sjft-1 *• ll.l»lr.M,4;Laiyoll»,ll.yR r,B,»,Jul»31« r. B, Aug. 9.31. BopTl: n. Wayne, llty 17, U, It. V, July Wl U, O. S, Aug, O, 23,'24- Tbonllo. troTtlod by tbotOTonl mm. laSUlog Ibo alWTO tebodulo I. ai follow.: Tom irauto,3LW7; Bloom' loitoo, zaa: urtyoiu.i,aai: ri. wayoo, >,;ie: Aunn, liO; Joll.t, XUt- Hit UDiplrai cboooD aj«: SJwtnl Clio., touurUle; DavW Crcorraa aod Jack Cavtoaugh. Metr KBffUBd Aatoelatlon flcbadaU. Tlie Neir Eoglaod Anociallon beld Its tannal Spring meeting on Aptll 3, at Boston, UaM. All tbe dahs were lepitaented. Tlie 011I7 biislneas ot Im- portance was cbe adoption of a Kbedole of cbam- plonsblp games, wbico Is aa foUows: Otmo. playod XayiU,- ■ TUB SCIIBOIILE. Id tt Kltchburg—With tlM llaTorhlll Cloti, luoo 7, M. July U. a 30, Aog. 17, »: LaW' IS, It Judo II, 0, July 1,3 Aug. 1.1,»: a, Juoo 7,1 'file. II J ty 8, a Jul] layl. II. a CO. May JteSfuikVarl, li, a n t. a., Jout 11, July i. 1. a. 17, Aug. sTa Bepi. t r. a. rotiim, ktrH^aJonI«,tl,Jali w M. Aoff. a II. s. a Oanioil.plarod al llartrblll-WIUi 111. flublMrg Club. uu t, la 17. July I, t. U, StTAog. B: • 1), July i. 1. a. 17, Aug. 3|»^Tr: Bolom, Hay 1, II, 17, Juooe^ a July t,», a ^c/uDM playad atUwm»-Wllli Ih* ritthburg Chib, Uay J. U. nllooo t, a, July U.». Aog. I, B: UtTor blLL Bayl. iTs*. 30, L. I.,Juuo u,Joly «I, r. a.,a Awi. li itTUwoS Mty fcL ii.3uDo 1. 111. a July 31. A.^ir. a a topL 1. r. a.: ftaAua. Hay I, W, Juoo ( UL MS,/uly IS a Aug->, 31^; Bakm, May 7, a a Jut. 9, J0I7 t, l<, bfoM^bySu LnoLwllli ibo rlufeliorg OakKiy iL aa i»t aaJuiy 3^ a a Aug. a a a; Sxim- EuT Siy iSa J w ra wa Jtiy a a Ate ( a; Jtmes J. CuUabau, tbe promising joiing pitcber, wbo was given a Ulal laalietsoabjtlaiitger Atttiiir Irwin, of tbe rblLidelpbIa Club, baa a rerr Iirtgbt fatare before bim In bit adopted professloD, and, wlib proper care, should devolop Into one ot tbe Clack pllcbera ot tbe major league In Iho niur fu- ture. He was bum March II, ISIt, at HtohlHirg, Hans., and learned u> play ball witli auuteur leauu of bit natlie place, at such times at be oould got away from bu work, which was that or plutnblng, he having practiced pitching alter working liouni, and made tucli' headway that be Onally, itraiige to say, adopted baseball as a more aultable occuptlluo thtu that of plumbing. While connected wlih tho Pepperell (Hats.) amateur team. In iwl, Callahtn was credited wltn winning twenty-algbt games, los- ing one, and harlug two ties, out ot tblity-one games played, lie abn clalins to haf e struck out twenty-two baUmen lu ouo of Uiow gamea, pitching undor the old rules. IIU prutewlontl career liegan with tho Northampton (Han.) team. In im It waa bis excellent work while wltb that club tbtt led to bis engagement with the Mow Uedfonts, an Inde- pendent prtifewtoual team looaled at New UeUfonl, bast., during the iKason of INS, and It wu while connected with tho latter club that Uuoager Irwin's ttlcntluu wat drawn lo bla work. Callahan iKgaii the season of init with tho I'blladclpbUi teaui, of tbe Natlunsl l,eaguc and American Atiwi-latlun, dul On- Ubed It with the I'bllidelulila t;ilili,nt tho reuonyl- Tunia Mate Uaguc, He nat excelWDI tpecd, guml comiiioiidof the ball.andlscoul hesilotl tt itnllcal auget of the game, lie Is alto a good Iwlauan anil clever base runner. Lawrooce, Hoy 1. II, Juuo 3, IS, July I. IS, a a Aug.a 31; Ntdiuv Mty 7. lll>7,Jooo 7, July 13, ID. Aug. 10, lA, a S: DtlomTilay i, a 38.30, i. a., Junoll, a July I, r. a.. Aug. I, C II playod alNtihua-Wlth III. Ptubburg Club, May II, a a a.. Jooo a a July I, r. a., A.g. 1,31. HopC 2,1. a.: Ilatoriilll, May 3,11. Juuo I, July I, IS. a Aug. 0. 14. a S; Lawronco, Mar 3, 17, a Jut. II. 17, S: Jo^ d. II. a Aog. 7: Lowall, May I, lA, Juno 1.13, 37, July t, a a Aug. 13, It; attoin, Moy a, a Juoo S, 10, M, July 3, 17. a Aug. 17,31. OaiDU played at Halom-Wltli Ui. KilclitMrg Club, May 3,31,Jun. Mt.Juhr l,ll,aa Aug. 3, It: UtTorblll. itay a, a Juuo A13,17. a July 3, Aug. I, a Baiit-1 r-a.: 1. awfoDU, Marl, A, Juuo r. B. July ^ IsTla, a Aug. 14, B; LowolLMaylll. IT.ai a', JuooB, Julr 4,M.,S, a Aug- 7.17: Ntillua, Hoy a a Ja°. S, 13, a July U, 31, Aug. IS, a B. ii m I DIABfORD VIBLD OOBRIP. Latatt toylBga and Dolaga of tha Baa^ baU Frataraltx. Fiesldeot Keir, of the Pllbthurg Qub, Is so well pleased with the showing tbst hit new plajeia an making with the team during lis SoaUiem vraollce trip, that he has decided to give them a ttir trial be- fore releasing toy ot them. Ilesajs: "You know, I have always deemed It fortunate to get one good niauoutof aoolleoUonof fooroi dve minor league players, but here it appears Ibat all ot oar four an good ones. We consider Jordan only a local man and note minor Irague player. Well, It our three new ileldeis aod Uart turn out aU ilgbi we will be In luck, and our bora will make tometMdj get out ot the way. And let mt say that It's about lime we laid hands on a good joungtter or two, for we've paid tor and tried lott of them. I have alto great ralthlnthepllchen. Menetee wlU be all right, and I am Inclined to thhik that ws bave a gem in Han. IIawle.v and KlUen are getting Into form, and Col- colough wlU pitch good ball If he takes can of him- self, we want ourplayem lo do their best lo win gatnea. We pav belter salaries than toy otberclub, and It Is thereion dne the publlo sud the stock- holdere thst the playera should work and live boo- esti/ during ths season. Depend upon It the oluU diRcton an at all ttoes ready to make all tacrt- flees poislble to give Ibe public a winnlag ttam." Tbe bassball committee of tbe New Jersey Athletic (3ub has ananged a vetr elaborate Mbtdule of Emea tor the coming season, and the naldenU ot rgen Fobit and followers of the New Jeiaer Athlet- ic Club't team will certainly tee some very lotanst- big games this year on the borne grounda. The tchedule as prepared by Chairman Cnnle It aa fol- lowt: Oames at Home—April 71, Connthlsn A. 0.; Kay II, regular team; 3$, Wat Bide A. C: 30, r. M., Bayonne Meld CInb: June I, Nyack A, t3.; 33, Ua- £onne Field Club; Joly t, r. a„ open; s, Jcniey Vliy I. C. C; 90, Nutley A. I'.; Aug. S, EUiabeth A, C; 17, ArUngton A. C; 81, Monlclair A. 0.; BeiiL 2, r. M., open; 14, open, dames Abroad—Hay «, Hlia- beth A. U.: II, Orange A. i;.; ao, a. h „ open; June I, Nntley A. C; It, Elizabeth A. C;», Uoboken A. C.; July 4, A. M., open: 18, Yonkert A. v.; zi. Orange A. 0.; ADg. 10, Orftanl, llachenack; 24, V.H.O. A., Uanburyr Conn.; Sept. 2, A. M., opea; 7, Hontclair "Tbe 'Hedii' tn record bmkera If nothing elie. They broke two iwwnbi jeaterday," tayt J*s £tii- cfniuill fXTUfrtrof Apill I. 'Theyhave the Rcord ot being the Una lilg letgue team to pity on the home grounds In IWi, tod they drew Um largcit crowd—«,«S paying people-evtr teen at the Un- clnnatt Park at an eiblblllon game." TA, Crane, who formerly pitched for the Kew Yorks and other teanu, hat signed for Ibe com- ing seaavu with tbe Toroulo Club, lA the Eastern Lcsgue. Tlie CIncbinatI team has liegun tbe pitllinUiaiy •eason thU year In the tame liiillltot manner that they have done Ui former inr^. If ibey.can keep It up Ihroiighout the teaaon they will lie a factor lu the coming nutjor league race. Keep SQ eye ou CapL Ewlng'a men. Manager Horloo, of the Unnilo CInb, ot the Kait- era League, announces tlitt the playem of his club will report tor duty at Bollkk) alwut April 14. Ibe team will play at home week ot 14. Tbt following week the team will go on aneihlMtlott playing tour, going to llanltbnig, Pa., on ta atatS; Rstu- lag, 24 and 33; Potbivllle, 20 and 2T. W, Bchriver, who for several leasons wss one of the catchers ot ths Chicago Cloli, has been re- lased lo the New Yoita, hsvlog sigiwd wllh the latteron Aprllt. TMUnlvenltyof Vlrgtnla team defeated the Unl- veiiltyof Vermont nhie on April 4,atCliarlotiea- vllle, Va.,byUto«. Jimmy Osoavao, wbo waa recsntly released by the CtodnnsU CInb, has been signed by Hsosger Watklns for his Indianapolis teao.of IheWeattra Leagne. Canavan wUI play second bate In the lat- ter tanL The nudbams bad th« Vakm Octttf laam for oppooanta IpfU 4, al Foidham, R, T., til* foimer l£aD wlBBl^ by S10 & IB rig Iftsls^ Uantxer John U. Cbtproan, of the Roclieater team, nates the follawlng concenihig the Ute M. /. Kelly: "Hni, Kelly told me how on one o<:(atloo her huiband and henelt were going from New York to Bottou on a Fall Klver buaL Tlie tlukels era not taken up till the deslliwIlriD ot the traveler U leach- ed, and as Kelly was about to slep og the steamer, he was accosted by a nun, who asked tor ilie means of leaving tlie lioal. Kelly bad ouly enough monoy to catTT ulmssif and wife to their borne, hut wKbout betllatton he went lo the oillco ami left hU drsM suit as securtly for Ibo mtolt fare, Iho tniall sum uf 13. Three days after Kelly's death, the tteamlnat company raturucd the tuU of clothes. I want to tell you," continued Uhaunan, "that Kelly waa not only a peat ball ph»er, liut he waa one or the iiiott generous as well. He was the wblleat ball player the game has ever seen, tud he hsd the biggest hesrl Why, only Isst year. In Uunklu, the iUleu- towns wtnt broke, and KeUy again showed tbe sort of stuff he was mado of. He went right to Iheolllce, pulled off the watch and ctaalu presented to him by Ibe Boston Klks,and irlib tbatiwugbttrantportalloii tor tho company. The next week he redeemed the aecutlly." Uanager William llarale, on April % at Balllniore, Hd., Bled Hult agalunt lltrry It Von der Hunt, claiming a one-half interest In the property end frauchbie of ths ilaltlmon Baaelall Cliili. Ibirale says that hs sold Voii Uer llorat a one-iisif lotemt in the club when they held the Amcricsu Assocla- tlon frenohlae, and the other half when lbs Ameri- can Asaoclatlon was consolldatsd with the Nstlonsi League. According to Httnle's bill the club lott money right along, md Bamie got uo iiiuiiey at all, tlie understanding being tliat when they made a piDlIt he waa to receive his thtn as well as the |3,ooo he hsd put Into Iho club during the last asa- soD be was manager. The vtiue ot the rnnchtte at the time the club was incorporated waa |<,OIIO. The aiensda Club lias lieen organltsd and will praaent a strong team during tbe coming teatou. The club bi auxluus lo hesr from all clubs whose ptaiera' ages will average from seventeen to nlne- leen years. The club would llkt to bear particularly from tbe Ancbura or Sliver Btsra, and will accspt a suitable guarantee from out of town clubs fur Hun- day games. Address John BkeUy, cspuin, l,MS Fulton Btnel, Brooklyn, N. Y. The Brown UnlvenUty team defeated Ihe Aodover College nine ou April 3, st Providence, It. I., by II tol, (leorge Wright, iho veteranex-profeaslnDal player, called at thhi oltlce on AprU 2, Ue thinks this U going bi lie the banner year lo baseball. "Tbe indi- cations all point that way," he said. "1 see It uon sud more every dsy. Kvery placa I go people an talking about (be game, and I never Iwfon In sll my experience saw an tnany prutesdoosl leagues and aaaoclaUons, nut to menUou the amalasr aod ssml profcadunal organluHons, ss has liseu foiuod Ihbi year," Mr. Wright also ptedlcu a good crtcketaea- sou, Ths Yale Unlvendly team had Ihe Hurray Hills, of this dty, for opponuois on April a, at New Haven, Ct., the former then winning by 10 to I, Tbeioseis made only four ante hibi offTrudwu andTbompaon, who alternated In Ihe piteher's poalUoo for IBs Yale team. The Princeton Volitge team defaatsd the Prashlln and Haiahall College nine on Aptll 3, tt Princeton, N. J., by31 to4. TbehMtnmadeviilyfourtafshlla off Isyns snd iiaston, who did the plwhing for the viclora. In tlie gams lietween Ibe ngulsr snd colt learns of the Brooklyn inub, played April 9, at Augusta, Ot,, the hatting aud Otidlog ol Uunia, Italy anil „^ .E. — —■ -ledm ■ Bhindle were the teaturea. Tbe flrat named made fuurtafe hibi, including a double Ijaggeri and put out tight men on Oy catches In left Beld. Italy waa crtdlb:d wllh three triple laggera and aecepled all ot tblriecn chances at lecono Mto, while Hhiodle'a four sste hits Incl'idnd a double snd Irtpis tagger, sod hs accepted all of eleven chances st third base. The Union Collegs tesm defeated Ibe f>ilumlila College nine Aiiril 3, at Wlllhimaiirtdge, N, Y., by 0 to % In eleven innings. The fcitera made only one ■tfe hit off Hliinlevtnt, while Ihe vlclonmtdetlioff Flahel snd Hlaitll, wbo sitecnsted is Ihe pitcher's potlllon tor Ihe ioseit. Ths Unlvertlly of Vlivinla team bad Ibe Uolver- slly uf Vemioiil nine nir upponeobi on April >, at f^rtotteaville, Va„ the fanner tben winning by • lot The CleveUuds vbdied Rvsnsvtile, Ind., April 7, snd defeated the Kvsiuvllle lesni by 14 to 3, The Uartouuth Collue team will be atlecled from Ihe folloaiog pisytn: iililiou and Sleeper, cstchen; UusoKire, wieioo sod Paiey, pttcbtra; Uaris, Me- Ooraiack aod Fnbaim, on the baaei; uahy, abort stop, and lane, Wllklnt and Adams, In Ihe ouldck), with Walaon as sobsUhits laBeMer. The Brown Unltendli Isam de<ea(ed lb* Mumy HUIs,of thU dty, oo April 4.al Fnvldsnce, U. L, by a toon a( 31 to t, la Bifsa UBlBfs, Fiaaldsnt Yoang, ot the National Leagne and Am- erican Association, has |nat bailed the following balieUn is regard to playin of the minor leagues: Oontncit with Haitem Uagiie, W. J. Patchen, W. II. i)utri»; with New KngltniTAisoclallon, 0. K. Qoal- bait, II. K, Orey, John lianlibi, W. P. Oannou, B. Ashe,H. J. Ilsmten, U.K. Bitter, UcorgoSsndtr,P. Bplll, K. Uemlll.Jobn Leiglilon, Wllium Mann, J. Welbl, flcorge ttharp, C lUerlaucr, John KeUy, t, U. Qiay, Jamet Heakin, U. U. Wlllhi, Qcorge Ytagcr, N. J, Wliae,ThunuiaO'llricn, K. Ilayts, 0. t. Wheeler, Oeorie Never?, J. P. HcCaugtoy, William lity ward, A, U Moore, V,. 11. Uaeily, Jobu II. Bbarnit; wllh retenlHirg, W. tl. Blelnwelti Jr., I. C. Ilsiden, A, Tliomas, A. r„ Ponder, lU J. I'arktrd, V, I'.HcUlung, P.P.ChamplaIn, I. HcJsinca, C. A. Ilsrrti,!), Bsn- foid, 8. Perry, J. II. Punuan, Uiihi LIpptrt; wllh Pennsylvania Uague, J, Utile, H. Ilanerty, H, Ken- nedy, B. O, Ames, A, Bnyder, H. Weidlskc: wllh Nsw York League, 0. 1. Tiemey, Jtmes Twuny, A. Madison, N, Utlon, Thoniaa Herrttl, II. Krickeu, T. J. Iionovan, Ed. Murphy, K. P. Bclicr, J. K. He- CkMkyiwIlhN, K. Atancbtlon, J. Kelly, II, Uurke, II. Van AUtyui, A. Ball, a. W. Omni, V. W. PoUy, 0. P. Mohardson, W, J. Bctnlon, F. B. 0111, J. M. Conlgan,(I.Myler. lldessod-llyClovrland,11ioniaM Troy; by Milwaukse, P. II. Flaherty; t<y W. Joeeph, U. Haylura, BpecUl—TSxat Bflulhen Letgue and the InlenUala Imuiio of Ohio and Wetl Virginia have paid for qualllleil motibentalp. Clan 0, with- out retervatlon, TDe regular team of the llrtoklyn Club defeated the "colbi" on April 3, tt Augusta, lla., by It too. Uppenbeliner plU'hed fur the vlcton and Kennedy for the looers. Both pitchera won freely hHtletl. Fifteeu safe btbi for a lolal of twenty-two liaies, while iwoniy-oiit mte bibi fur t hiisi of thlny-seveu were madt off Keuncily. Tlic llronklyiia met anil ilcleated Ihe Atlanlaa April 4, at Allanla, Ua., I>y i; to 7. Usuli and Lucid illd the pitching for tho llrooklyiu anil Wood for Iho homo Irani. Ou the following lUy, st Ailtnia, Ibo IlrooklyiiH won again by a tcura of 10 to 11. fliniiliori pitched for the Hnwklyna anil i*sltshau for Ihe Atlanlas. The llrooklyns actireil Ibeir tblnl ci^nscciilire vlulitnr liver tbe Atlanbu on A|iril e, at Albiiita, by 17 lo 3. Lucid and Iktuli did the pllchlug fur the Mnoklyos and tk^hiuldt for the Ailaiittii. The lotrn nitdo only nve tare bib^ liirluiling Ibnn doiililes and a trtide Imggcr, while tho lln.ihiyns iiiailo twenly- clglit aafu tills fur a liilsl uf fiuty Imscs, I jichaucc, llaly anil Ihiuli, each iiukUig a home run, anu flrtmn, Tredwsy and Lucid wore each credited wllh a double laggor. Tilt New Yiirks liegsn the prellmiiMfy season at Ibo Polo llniunds, this city, nu Afrit 4, rein havlug prevented llie npuiiing gumo uu Iho pRccdtug dsy with Ihe Jaajieni, of Uaiilisltaii C'ollcgii. On this no- ctniontho Now Vurkii haillliu UiiivonUtyof I'ennayl- vsuls team fur iiiiimneniH, ilio former tetni winning by 31 to 4. Ueokio, iluHle ami tloniian allemsleil III Ihe pitclicr's iMwIlloii fur tlio New Yorks ami Hchiieiiliutanil lilckMiii fur lliocollogltnL Uu April 0, Btllio Piiln llmunibi, they mot tlio Vtio Uiiivor- ally tenm, tnd after a prelly Uvoly anil liilrrealing NinigKle tho culli'Blaiit woni dcfcalud by 7 lo 0. Meeiln, lliiaalo NudUtnniii did Ihe pitching forthe New VorkH and tMncr snd Trudeau for Ihe vltllon. Work luu lioou coiiiiaeiiccil on tho now ball Kuuuds at Fliullsy, 0, Tio giounils an slliuiteU lu 0 heart iif tho city, ami slsiut Soofl, from Main Btreol. Wllh Ills oiianglng of the groiiiiila there will lie a greater Incrotso In the iialniiugo than laat year. Maiuger Btnilnl list imrcUasod new uulfurinH for hbi phbyers IIiIh acnmMi, Tlio FIndlay Ctub lias JolDud the Inlondnlu Ixagiiu, cuiiiitoacd uf chiim from Aknin, t^sntnn, Culiinitiua, Hloiilieiivlllo, Twill City, Wheeling, W. Vs., Mtiiallold and Fbiil- Uy. 'file ucstsiii licglos Uay 1. Tlie I'hIbidelphlBs playoil an oxiilblllon game with the Nurfulls Aptll 1, at Nurfulk, Vs., the tnr- mortlich winuliigby ID lu I, In tlx Iniiinst. Iiy lururtngMVon rniiMlo Ihonfib liiuing tho I'iillsdel' phiss iticcecdeil In ilvfL'tlhig Ihu i'oteniliiirg team uu April :i, al i'etonbuig, Va', by » lu O, tlthiiiigli the InsciM uuilatlcil their wiiKinoulri. Uu A|iril 4, tt ioriiclihiirg, Vu„ the I'nfladitliiliiss dctualcd llii' ioriichliiirga by 0 lu s, iln April t, at I'olenburg, the l'lillHilcl|ihiss ilcfctini Iho i'oli'mliurg lism by otol, Tliu WsHhliigbins dufcalod llio lUi-bmunds on April 4, at Itli liiiiiinil, V't„ by lu In 0, In seven liui- Inga. The WiiKhlngloiia dctcuUHi tliu Nuriulks on Aiirit 6, al Norfolk, Vs.. by lu to t. Ihi April 0 Ibe WasbloglouH Hgalu won by a score of 13 to f. Tho regulur team uf Iho IMillsiloiphla Chili, ilt* foatoii Ihu IbanokoM on Aptll 0, al Ituaiiko, Va., by 0 to 0, Tilt limcni made unly une bate lilt, a duiible ■agger, off UcOIII. The cult leaiii of the i'lillsdelpbia Club, iletcaied the PelcrabiirgM on April 0, al Potemtuirg, Vs^ by 11 to 3. The ln«rs nuido only four safo lilts uff^ylor. In tbe Oftli Inning, witli tlio baaca full. Pitcher Tay- lor lined out a homo run. 1^}lur's tbreossfo hits included two buiiie niiit, A cnriuiw feature (if tin) Pliilsdulplila-ltoanoke game, April 0, at Itnunoho, Va., bap;ienod In Ihe seventh Inning when Ciemonta, the dnt man up to the lal, bit Iho ImII haid. It slruok tlio pilchcr on the foot and Iwunded over lo where the Out bsae- man wss nianillng back of the line, Thoaecond laseiuan ran and covered flrtt base and received tho tail In time to put out Llemonu. The Princobin CoHtge team had apparently mile Iniible In defcntliig tut Union College nliio April 0, at Princetuii, N. J., by a tcura of li to u, lu elglil lonlugt. 'Caul. Joyce, of Ihe WtibInAfc>ns,litani.onsldeied n sdetsrinlnatlon tu rvUre trum the diamond unleai r. I received an liicRtne inailsry ami has alguud fur tne coining scawui at the tonus iiinucil him by Ihe dull, A syndlcsle, it bi Htid, baa aeciircd llecrealliin Park,In long laland Llty, and will ot unco |ireiare It for the uae ot sll kinds uf out ut diair gsints. nun- dsy ball gasies being oneuf the features ueolluood. At a recant mooting of Ihe direchjn of Ihe Wilkes- iam dull, held in iLsl dty, \i, F, Uogert, ediUir of one of the Wilkesbatre dally papent, was re-elected prealdenL Mr, Uogen's eicouUve sblUly Is well known Ihrougboui the Ksslorn I,esguo clioult. The lalKir orgaoiulloos uf UtlUniore, Ud., have decided b> liuycoll the iltitliuun team iiecsusu the coutractor. wooUcrucilng the now grand tisml ot the dub's (all paril,lnlliat dly, hot engaged nun- union carponien. The Jaapera, ot Hanhaltau College, bad the Union Collegs team fur uptxiueuh April 1, ou the gruuiiUa of the former. In Ibis dty, the JsttHn llioii winning by 31 to L The latUngof Uriacollaiid Ureiinau was a feature. The former's four safu hits Included t home run and a drsililo linguer, while tho latter made two triples snd two diiiiliro lisggera. The I'riocelon Collegs team ilefcsloii tlio Univer- ally of Venuuiil on April S, at Priiiceloii, N. J., by 10 lo 0, In tlx inulngt. Tlie usiere foiled bi make a sol- itary atfe hit off illlKnH and Altmaii, who alloriiatcil lu tne pitcber'a posluou fur Uiu I'rincluus. Patrick J. HcUulnneai, fornierir a piteher of the Emerald team of Hit l>illiollc Protectory, died of cuniumpUou at his Uoine lu tbia city on April 3. The Johus Hupklia iesin vlalUd llillsdelphls, April 0, Slid there were lieateii by Ike Uuivenliy of Pennaylvanht bine by 14 to X A very one tided snd unliittrealliig liro Inning game was pisyed by tbe Ueoigclowu Unlverslly Ittm snd MuiTty llliu, uf this city, April o, st Waihlngtou, II, ti.. Hie furoier llien wlnoiiig liy 'a to a. The loten made only three tale hlls off HclAoeiy. Tbe Clerelandi detetted the Ntalivlilea, April 4, at Nssbvllte, Tonn,, by a score uf It lu 3, Tbe New Yurk Unlrendiy leant defeated the nine 01 the City IMIege of New Yurk un April 0, uu Ibe grounds ot lbs former, lu ibU dty, by 17 hi T. Tbe I«hlgh Uslvcislly Icsin defeated tbe Coluu- bU College nine liyul to 11, AprilS.at UcUiltbtu, Tbe Jaapen, of MtDhattsn Ooliege, difeatcd tlio Newsrks, April I, In this dly, by o (v o, in uvrii Innlngt. Ths losen made unly three isto hlu oir CosteUo. Tlie PiUaburgi defeated the Wathingtona In tu e.>. - hlMllon game played April 8, at Chartnioii, it, t'. The regular team uf tlie nllsliuru Cliili il, li:atcd llir "Colu" on April 6, at duriotu, N. C, l<y t to 2. Tlis lUltlmom detested ths Alltuus In sn eihi- Mtlongsnis phiyedApril 3,slAtltnts, Ua., i>y vto X The Ballbiiorea defeated Ihe Waka Foreii ttam on ApiU S, at Iblelgli, N. (I„ liy a) bi 3, Rain, on April 3, prevented the npeiilug gsme of tbe prollmlnsry seaaoii lietwetii the New Yiirks Iiid iaspen, otMsuhstun(;ollege, from lieliig played al Uie Polo Urouiidt, thbiclly. The Ilostona defeated Ilio lluanukes un April 4, nt Riwioke, Vs., by u lu t. TliaUoslonaKoraJan sp- pareuUy eaay vIcUiry from Ihe Lyocbburp, on April sTat Lynchburg, Vs., by 17 to s. It nqnired twelve ionhiga bi dedds Ihe exblbllloii game between Ibe HL l<iuls lliuwiui and the Indian- apolis team Aiiril S.st IndlsuspuUa, Ind., Ito loinier thsnwlnnlngiiy'lol, Tlie liiwells defeated Uio Andover OoUafs Kan on April«, at Aiiduier, Haw., Iiy t lo 3. The VIoclnnalla dsfeattd tbe IndlaaspoUs team April I, at UodBosU, O., by U to a.