(but various county laws); quail, partridge, wild turkey, Oct. 1-May 1; dove, starling, field lark, Sept. 15-March 1. MISSOURI-Deer (under one year protected at all times), Oct. 1-Jan. 1; quail, partridge, prairie chicken, pheasant, wild turkey, Nov. 1-Jan. 1; duck, Oct. 1-April 1; dove, lark, plover, woodcock, Aug. 1Jan. 1. MONTANA-Deer, antelope, mountain goat, Sept. 1-Jan. 1; moose, elk, Sept. 15Nov. 15; buffalo, mountain sheep, quail, Chinese pheasant protected at all times; grouse, partridge, prairie chicken, sage hen, Aug. 15-Dec. 15; duck, goose, brant, swan, Sept. 1-May 1. wild NEBRASKA-Deer, elk, antelope, quail, turkey, Nov. 1-Jan. 1; grouse, pheasant, prairie chicken, duck, goose, brant, Sept..1-May 1. NEVADA-Deer, elk, caribou, antelope, mountain sheep and goat, Sept. 1-Jan. 1; quail, woodcock, grouse, pheasant, yellow hammer, Sept. 15-March 15; sage cock, Aug. 15-March 1; duck, goose, brant, swan, plover, snipe, all aquatic birds, Sept. 15-April 1. NEW-HAMPSHIRE-Deer protected in most of the State until Sept. 15, 1901; squirrel, raccoon, Sept. 15-Jan. 1; hare, rabbit, Sept. 15-April 1; quail, partridge, ruffled grouse, woodcock, Sept. 15-Dec. 15; pheasant, black game, capercailzie, sharptailed grouse, protected until Sept. 15, 1901; duck, plover, snipe, rail, sandpiper, Aug. 1-Feb. 1. NEW-JERSEY Deer, ring necked pheasant, protected until March 24, 1902; squirrel, hare, rabbit, quail, partridge, ruffled grouse, pheasant, Nov. 1-Jan. 1; dove, grass or upland plover, Aug. 1-Oct. 1; woodcock, July 1-Aug. 1, Oct. 1-Dec. 11; gray snipe (English or Wilson snipe), March 1-May 1, Sept. 1-Jan. 1; duck, goose, brant or other web footed wild fowl, Sept. 1-May 2; reed, rail, marsh hen, Aug. 25Jan. 2. NEW-MEXICO-Deer, antelope, mountain sheep-all with horns, Oct. 1-Jan. 1.; elk, protected until March 16, 1904; mountain goat, protected at all times; quail, patridge, grouse, pheasant, prairie chicken, wild turkey (except in counties named below), Oct. 1-Jan. 1. In counties of Colfax, Guadaloupe, Rio Arriba, San Juan, San Miguel, Santa Fe, Taos and Union, all game, Sept. 1-Dec. 1; pheasants (Chinese or Mongolian), protected until March 10, 1902. NEW-YORK-(Special laws for Long Island) Deer (except in counties of Delaware, Greene, Sullivan and Ulster, where protected until 1902, and except fawns, protected at all times), Sept. 1-Nov. 16; elk, moose, caribou, antelope, protected at all times; squirrels, Sept. 1-Dec. 16; hare, rabbit, only in counties of Albany, Columbia, Erie, Fulton, Greene, Hamilton, Livingston, Monroe, Orange, Orleans, Schoharie, Steuben, Ulster and Wyoming, Sept. 2-Dec. 16; in Richmond County, Nov. 2-Dec. 31; in Oneida and Sullivan counties, Sept. 16-Feb. 15; (unprotected in rest of State except on Long Island); quail (except in counties of Genesee, Montgomery, Rensselaer and Richmond, where protected until 1903), Nov. 1-Dec. 16; grouse (except in Sullivan and Ulster counties, Oct. 1 Dec. 16, and in Rensselaer County, where protected until 1903), Sept. 16-Dec. 16; pheasants (ringnecked, Mongolian) protected until 1905; woodcock (except in Clinton, Essex, Fulton, Hamilton and Warren counties, Aug. 16-Dec. 16; Oneida County, Sept. 1-Nov. 16; Richmond County, July 4-Jan. 1, and Ulster County, Oct. 1-Dec. 16; protected in Rensselaer County until 1903), Sept. 16-Dec. 16; plover, surf bird, Wilson's or English snipe, bay snipe, curlew, rail, water chicken, mud hen, gallinule, bittern, grebe or shore bird, Sept. 1-May 1; web footed wild fowl, Sept. 1-April 30. LONG ISLAND-Deer shooting permitted only on first two Wednesdays and Fridays of November. Squirrel, hare, rabbit, quail, grouse, woodcook, Nov. 1-Jan. 1; pheasants (English, Mongolian, ringnecked) in Suffolk County only, Oct. 1Feb. 1; plover, all snipe, July 1-Jan. 1; meadow hen, mud hen, gallinule, grebe, Aug. 16-Dec. 15; webfooted wild fowl, Oct. 1-May 1. NORTH CAROLINA-Deer, Oct. 1-Dec. 31; quail, partridge, wild turkey (quail in Currituck County, Dec. 1-April 1), Nov. 1March 15; wild fowl (several county laws), Nov. 11-March 10. NORTH DAKOTA-Deer, Oct. 10-Dec. 10; elk, moose, caribou, buffalo, mountain sheep, antelope, protected at all times; quail, English or Chinese pheasants, swan, protected until Aug. 21, 1905; grouse, prairie chicken, woodcock, Aug 20-Oct. 1; crane, goose, brant, Aug. 20-May 1; duck, Aug. 20-Jan. 1. OHIO-Deer, English, Mongolian, ringnecked pheasants, Nov. 10-Dec. 16; squirrel, rabbit, quail, ruffed grouse, prairie chicken, plover, killdeer, woodcock, snipe, rail, Nov. 10-Dec. 2; duck, coot or mud hen, March 10-April 11, Nov. 10-Dec. 2. OKLAHOMA-Deer, antelope, grouse, protected at all times. Quail, Oct 15Feb. 1; prairie chicken, wild turkey, Sept. 1-Jan. 1; Mongolian or other pheasants protected until Jan. 1, 1904; dove, plover, Aug. 1-Jan. 1. OREGON-Deer (except spotted fawn, protected at all times), moose, mountain sheep, July 15-Nov. 1; elk protected until 1910; wild turkey, English partridge, until Feb. 1904; Mongolian pheasant in number of counties until 1902. Quail, partridge, grouse, prairie chicken, pheasant, Oct. 1Dec. 1; duck, swan, Sept. 1-March 15. of East Mongolian Cascades-Quail, pheasant protected at all times; grouse, Aug. 1-Nov. 1; prairie chicken, Sept. 1Nov. 15. PENNSYLVANIA-Deer, elk, Nov. 1Dec. 1; quail, partridge, grouse, prairie chicken, pheasant, wild turkey, squirrel, Oct. 15-Dec. 16; hare, rabbits, Nov. 1Dec. 16; pheasants (Chinese, English, Mongolian), protected until May 27, 1902; woodcock, July 15-Aug. 1, Oct. 15-Dec. 16; upland or grass plover, July 15-Jan. 1; rail, reed bird, Sept. 1-Dec. 1; webfooted wild fowl, Sept. 1-May 1. RHODE ISLAND-Deer protected until Feb. 1, 1905: pheasants, except ruffed grouse, until Oct. 1, 1905; squirrel, rabbit, hare, Oct. 15-Jan. 1; quail, ruffed grouse, woodcock, Oct. 15-Dec. 16; plover, snipe, July 15-Dec. 16; duck, goose, brant, Aug. 15-Jan. 1. SOUTH CAROLINA-Deer (except in some counties where shooting begins a month earlier), Sept. 1-Feb. 1; quail, partridge, pheasant, wild turkey, woodcock, Nov. 1-April 1; dove, Aug. 1-March 1; Mongolian pheasants protected until Dec. 22, 1903. SOUTH DAKOTA-Deer, elk, antelope, buffalo, mountain sheep, Oct. 15-Jan. 1; quail, grouse, prairie chicken, woodcock, Sept. 1-Jan. 1; duck, goose, brant, crane, Sept. 1-May 1; plover, curlew, Sept. 1May 15. TENNESSEE (most numerous and complicated county laws on all game)deer, Aug. 1-Jan. 1; quail, partridge, Nov. 1-March 1; English, Mongolian, ringnecked or other pheasant protected until March 9, 1902; wild turkey, Oct. 1-May 1; duck, Sept. 1-May 1; squirrel, Sept. 1-Feb. 1. TEXAS-Deer, Sept. 1-Jan. 1; antelope, pheasant (English, Mongolian), protected until June, 1902; quail, partridge, Oct. 1-March 15; prairie chicken, pinnated grouse, Aug. 1-Feb. 1. UTAH-Deer, Sept. 1-Jan. 1; elk, buffalo, mountain sheep, antelope, English, Mongolian, Chinese pheasant, pinnated grouse, any introduced game animals or game birds protected at all times; quail, Oct. 1-March 1; partridge, grouse, prairie chicken, sage hen, pheasant, Aug. 15Dec. 1; dove, July 1-Dec. 1; duck, goose, swan, brant, snipe, March 1-April 1, Sept. 15-Dec. 15. VERMONT-Deer, with horns, Oct. 22Nov. 1; deer without horns, moose, caribou, protected at all times; quail, ruffed grouse, partridge, plover, Woodcock, snipe, duck, goose, Sept. 1-Jan. 1; rabbit, hare, Sept. 1-May 1; pheasant, English partridge, Oct. 1-Nov. 20; introduced pheasants by owners on enclosed lands, Oct. 10-Dec. 1; upland plover, Aug. 15Dec. 1. VIRGINIA (numerous county laws on all game)-Deer, Aug. 15-Jan. 1; quail, partridge, Νον. 1-Jan. 1; pheasant, ruffed grouse, wild turkey, west of Blue Ridge (except Rockbridge County), Sept. 15-Feb. 1, in Rockbridge County and all counties east of Blue Ridge (except Fluvanna, Oct. 15-Feb. 15; Prince Edward, Oct. 15-March 1), Oct. 15-Jan. 15; English, Mongolian pheasant protected at all times in most counties; woodcock (except Alexandria and Fairfax counties, July 4Jan. 1), Nov. 1-April 1; marsh hen, Jan. 1-June 20; willet, July 15-Jan. 1; water fowl (except summer duck), Sept. 1-May 1. WASHINGTON-Deer (except spotted fawn, protected at all times), Sept. 15Dec. 15; moose, elk, caribou, antelope, mountain sheep and goats, Sept. 1-Nov. 1; all quail and imported pheasants protected until Oct. 15, 1901; partridge, grouse, sage hen, native pheasant, ptarmigan, prairie chicken, Aug. 15-Dec. 1; duck, goose, swan, plover, rail, crane, water fowl, Aug. 15-March 1. other WEST VIRGINIA-Deer (except spotted fawn, protected at all times); ruffed grouse, pheasant, prairie chicken, Oct. 15Dec. 15; quail or Virginia partridge, Nov. 1-Dec. 20; wild turkey, Sept. 15-Jan. 15; woodcock, July 15-Nov. 2; snipe, March 1-July 1; duck, goose, brant, Oct. 1April 1. WISCONSIN-Deer (in red coat or fawn in spotted coat, protected at all times; all deer in Sheboygan and Fond du Lac counties until April 10, 1902), Nov. 1-Nov. 21; quail, pheasants (Chinese, English, Mongolian) protected until Sept. 1, 1901; partridge, grouse, prairie chicken, pheasant, plover, woodcock, Sept. 1-Dec. 1; duck, brant, snipe, any aquatic fowl except goose, Sept. 1-Jan. 1; goose, Sept. 1-May 1. WYOMING-Deer, elk, antelope, mountain sheep and goat, Sept. 1-Dec. 1; moose protected until Sept. 1, 1902; partridge, grouse, prairie chicken, pheasant, Aug. 15-Dec. 1; sage hen, July 15-Oct. 15; plover, snipe, duck, goose, brant, curlew, Sept. 1-May 1; swan protected at all times. NATIONAL SPORTING ASSOCIATIONS. Amateur Athletic Union-James E. Sul- National Trotting Association-P. livan, secretary, No. 18 Park Place, New-Johnston, president, Lexington, Ky. York City. Automobile Club of America-A. R. Shattuck, No. 32 Nassau-st., New-York City. North America Yacht Racing Union-F. B. Jones, secretary, No. 29 Broadway, New-York City. League of American Wheelmen-Abbott Bassett, secretary, Boston, Mass. G. National Cycling Association-A. Batchelder, chairman, No. 150 Nassau-st., New-York City. United States Golf Association-R. B. Kerr, secretary, No. 26 Broad-st., NewYork City. National Skating Association-S. J. Montgomery, secretary, 73 Beekman-st., New-York City. Intercollegiate Athletic Association-A. G. Mason, president, Harvard University, Cambridge, Mass. National Polo Association-H. L. Herbert, chairman, No. 15 Church-st., NewYork City. P. National Rowing Association-Fred Fortmeyer, secretary, No. 100 William-st., New-York City. National Baseball League-N. E. Young, secretary and president, Washington, D. C. Eastern Baseball League-P. T. Powers, St. Paul Building, New-York City. American Baseball League-Ban, Johnson, president-secretary, Chicago, Ill. North American Turner Bund-St. Louis, Mo. American Turf Congress-E. C. Hopper, secretary, Cincinnati, Ohio. The Jockey Club-August Belmont, president, No. 23 Nassau-st., New-York City. National Croquet Association-N. Bishop, treasurer, Norwich, Conn. National Lawn Tennis-W. D. Orcutt, Cambridge, Mass. Y. M. C. A. Athletic League-Dr. Luther Gulick, Pratt Institute, Brooklyn, N. Y. Brooklyn Pittsburg Philadelphia Boston Chicago Cincinnati. New-York. Brooklyn.. Pittsburg.. Phil'd'lphia Boston.... Chicago... 8|10|16|10|13 15 10 82.603 11 11 15 12 11 8 11 79.568 8 9 11 11 12 11 13 75.543 4 5 9-12 12 13 11 66.478 10 8 9 8- 9 912 65.464 St. Louis....... 798 811 814 65.464 Cincinnati 4 12 9 7 11 12 762.446 New-York ...10 9 7 7 8 613 60.435 Games lost...|54|60|63|72|75|75|77|78|-| World's championship-Won by Brooklyn. At Pittsburg, October 15, 16, 17, 18. Scores Brooklyn, 5; Pittsburg, 2. Brooklyn, 4; Pittsburg, 2. Pittsburg, 10; Brooklyn, 0. Brooklyn, 6; Pittsburg, 1. BATTING AND FIELDING RECORDS. Records of players who played in fifteen or more championship games, 1900: McCarthy, Chicago. 123 123 .296 .947 .295 .947 125 .294 .908 94 .294 .940 .293 .941 134 .293.950 120 .288 .992 36 .287 20 .286 111 33 .283 Wagner, Pittsburg. Van Haltren, New-York. Delehanty, Philadelphia.. Chance, Chicago. Collins, Boston. Games played.. average Fielding record.. Batting 134 .380 138 .378 .918 137 .366 .947 142 .360 .940 102 .346 .959 141 .345 .957 138 .343 .979 32 .342 98 .337 135 .332 .947 18 .328 .954 77 .327 .946 113 .325 .942 139 .325 .966 127 .324 .960 .917 .969 Irwin, Cincinnati. 71 .320 .882 141 .319 .947 130 .319 .982 118 .318 .955 23 .317 .918 138 .316 .936 98 .313 .926 125 .313 .836 18 .309 136 .309 .957 72 .308 .791 90 .307 .911 35 .307 45 .306 .832 75 .305 .932 48 .304 .892 36 .301 124 83 .302 .989 .301 .968 109 .300 .957 142 .299 .924 100 .299 .946 141 .299 .923 50 .298 .949 80 .298 De Montreville, Brooklyn. .209 33 .932 Breitenstein, Cincinnati. (Ellis Chadwick... Hale..... 50-Bates Touchdowns-Bloomer, Fincke, Chad- 30-Bowdoin wick, Coy. Goals from touchdown-Hale, 38-Wesleyan 3; from field, Sharpe, 1. Referee-Mc-12-Columbia Clung, Lehigh. Umpire-Dashiel, An- 18-West Point... napolis. 35-Indians 40-Stevens ....... 27-Colby 5 17-Holy Cross..... 0 22-M. I. T..... 0 11-Baltimore, M.S. 0 012-Wesleyan 0 ..... 00-Williams 0 ..... 0-Harvard ......21 45-Stevens 0 55-Yale 12 06-Princeton 5 917-Buffalo 0 511-Annapolis Princeton (5). 336 PRINCETON. Pell (Captain) Wright |
