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The sun., 1889-11-29
THE RUnNERs At CLIFTON
OarSmah Wins the DAuntIesS HandI0aI
BOoknakers Disappear After the Race

OarsmRh Wins tho DAuntIesS HandIsap-
BooknAkers Disappear After the Raee.
The card yesterday at Clifton was very
attractive About 5000 racegoers were pres
ent An hours delay occurred at the post in
the first race. and IT. was with difficulty that
the colors OF the riders OF the horses In the
last race could be distinguished. Betting was
very heavy throughout the day. and as but two
fayorites won on the heavy track majority Of
the bookmakers had considerably the best of
the talent. Messrs. King & Co. departed after
the fourth race. promising to pay up ON Mon
day. One man knocked the bottom out OF the
book. Barbee rode very excellent race on
Eblis In tho iiith race. skilful work telling in
the last few strides.
THE Y1RsT RACE.
Purse $500 for thresyear-oldS and upward; selling
hillDdale stabiss oh. q Chapman. g by onondaEa-
HssSv.s staSiss 0e N Kitty f;isS' aG:d loo
BToo biz h BicTtiOIn i2s !crttentcnlJ. -.
thur; H hiGhspd Mary. Raid, Silver Star Bay Ridge.
AAD' anu Nf''' I'll Tine asn ipo7H
Won BY head. half q length between second
place even against Gatasl:~Sz ssaS Sa51 ' case
THE SECOND RACE.
go for and upward selling
D: Aonigs hLdA, 4 BY Great Tom-oussn of
Rs%cRd stsslsS sS il:SF%
Lotion, BrAiL Count Luna and DGlesmRn also ran.
Time l;40h
Won by half q length, six lengths between
second and third.
q. hutdAls-tao1 Sae0 ee25
". THE THIRD RACE.
s Dsu3 aSo HssHSa'sR oS. $1,000 of which 500
BeyeIwyok stables br b. oArSmAn- g. by OnondAka-
Nellie Booker, iiO lStovsnson)
il hewtons b. e., supervisor AGED, e5 tClAyton) =. 2
T. ID, Dosweils oh. T., wild Cherry. \ lO3 lsims).. 5
bpeedWol Specially, JuREeE aud Girondes also ran.
Time, 47li
Speedwell made running from Oarsman at
the start, with Girondes and JuRRler pressing.
At the stand oarsman was leading, neck
from Bpecial ~. who was followed by Girondes
and Supervisor: Along the backstretch Wild
Cherry for u few strides held the lead. but
Oarsman. at the head OF the stretch, came
again. and won easily at the finish by two
Lengths from Supervisor, Wild Cherry tapping.
third.
Post Betting against oarsman to ]; Supervisor.
place, " hutuAS-S2220 500. SlZSo
THE FOURTH RACE
Purse $500 for tWoysaT-OldSi thTsSQuArterS OF .
Croker & oo's brown colt by Prince ohArlis-NAdO-
BSsrs9ts b. jack Kc:2 lis
hadloStoha BantinS Mabel Glenn. FAuStAA, BaETisn-
The sun., 1889-11-29
Tho Entrlen nj ElIznbeth.

The New Jersey JOCKEY Club announces tho
following probable starters for to-day;
First Race-Fivo furlopgn warsaw, 93; TullA Black.
burn 100; Kenwood 10; Bohemian, ll7 Janet Murray
Eelding Iloi Puzzle, ia; winona, lIt; Mamie B. 81.
Second Race-Five furlongA CRmbystn 1875; Maid of
Woodland gslding lo5 Sswburg, lO7; Glory, los; Elm
stone, %; RspArtee, l King Paustus, ITO; Index IS
MirabeAu. ia
r. 100, q. W. Cook, loo; Vaulter, loO Meriden, l0i
Sunshine, %; Bill Barnes ssi Nj. Pelham, Y.
Fourth Raoe-One mile TheOdOSiuS ITO; Oregon, 1l0;
Diabo ITO; TaraRon, ll0 LAvinA Belle, lu7
Fifth kaceSix furongB Arab 81; Civil Service, 70;
Hop nlly 81; Rainbow, VI; Pelham eI; King Idle, %;
Re. Bcho, "A; Harry Faustus 80; Leila May, %.
Sixth Race-une mile. TpstAf, IUB; SRntRone 1O6;
William DAILY. Jr SS; Glenmound Us; Golden Reel ll2.
The sun., 1889-11-29
The Birmingham Raco Meeting Ended.

BIRMINGHAM, Ala. Nov. 2s.-The race meet
ing closed to-day. and horse owners, bookmakers and
stockholders of the club all express themselves as
much pleased with the of this the St Associa
ton meeting held In this city The horse owners are
enthusiastic, and say that 1t is certain bo the best
racing point In the South For tho spring meeting o
large attendance of horses s already assured and the
Jockey Clubs receipts have been large that much
larger purses will bo offered in future
First RAoe-SellinK; three quarters Of mile for
horses who had not won race at this meetinR purse
$3.50 walker, to q won Donovan second, and
fremont third. Time, lIsx
Second RAoe-Three quarters Of mile; free handi.
cAp purse $500 Vhttel, 2 to ], won; McMurtry
second, Regardless third ftme ii1S
to2. voni Katie = second, Bucker third. Time :se.
Fourth RaceMile and eighth free handicap for all
ages: purse $500 McMurtry, to l, won; Cashier
second, Pantalette third Time 2:olk
Fifth Raoe-Sevep-elRhths Of q mile selling; purse
soc. Katie g, to won; Jessica second John Nor
rtA third. Time Sih.
The sun., 1889-11-29
Inaugural Meeting OF the RIchmoaa County
Athletic Club.

new athletic organization entered the field
for popular favor yesterday when tho recently organ
ized Richmond County Athletic Club held its initial
games and opened It's grounds and club house at the
intersection of Vanderbilt avenue and Ron street.
Clifton Staten Island. Fifteen hundred persons were
present
The days sports opened with = Seven.miIe cross
country run but through tho insIperence OF the
tSstants with the course Oates WAS the only man to
cover the full course aud tho was subsequently
declared on The athletic games were then conteltsd
the results being a. fol .oWBi
Ons-bundFedyATd run Urial heats winners TO run in
nnApIttrut heat won BY WeTtzman; Rsuge. second.
WAnEenS!sIn second Time, I'M seoOndG. Final heat
non " haTkG Time I'm SeoondG liafmO run
Non BY A. Marks No tine taken one-mile walk
y Won , ey w. 7 Taylor; j. MoCormaek, sscond Time,
Y W minutes 10 sseondL Throwing lePound hammer-
ssseSna - feet inches Putting lepoand shot-won
kgRning broad iumP-Won y D. hSFkL with ls feet
Ei,R - feet inehes standing bread iump-won BY
haTka with feet 5bE inches A. wilson second with
D teet incneA
The oliesrs, OF the games were Rsfsros-wiiam
Clancy; yndgsS.John FOx. sT. and Fred ChnoTdi
sHtAIisr1henTy wagner IimsTS-A- WishAW and
The winners received gold msdGlL A banquet WAS
given ~ the club house In the evening
The sun., 1889-11-29
A Coming Fight in Orange County.

MIDDLETowN. Nov. 28-The sporting men of
Orange Sullivan, and Delaware counties are Just now
greatly interested in proposed ring between
two noted local champions William e. Gibbs OF Port
JerviS and Sidney L Aalloch of Livingston Manor
Gibbs is q teacher OF puRilism, and professional all
round athlete. AAoch young stoneoutter. who has
showed pluck and sk in with professionals
and amateura At Cooks Falls about . year ago, he
knocked In the second round New York city pro-
fessonal who had been brought into the country ex
pressy TO best him. He has many friends among the
Malloch not long ago Issued challenge 10 Jack Hop
for OF 800 81 900 offered by any Foputn-
bic athletic association The challenge brought out a
card from oib6S aud arrangements now being made
for the mill 1t IL understood that tho night come
on somewhere within 100 miles Of Port JeryiS under
Marquis OF QueenBberry rules with small gloves to
finish. Gibbs will enter tho ring at about foO pounds
while MAlOch will weigh in under 40 MAlloch 10 the
younger OF The two
The sun., 1889-11-29
sHoo1Ne At THE COUNTRY CLUE.
Clever work at the Traps by the Members
at Raychester.


The Country Club OF Baychester had most
successful shooting event at their grounds in that VII
lsgs yesterday. The birds were live piseonA Most Of
the lot were good lively birdA and favored By high
westerly breeze which blew directly the backs Of the
mhrksmen, had coed chance for their hVea All Grip
pied birds both and out Of bounds were covered and
instantly killed BY attendants The grounds we're
very fast and we're highly praised By all the eompst
tors the water boundary being particularly satsfao
tory. The threatening weather and Mr. Wat
sons luncheon interfered with the attendance,
but there was good showing Of club memSsrs ass.r
who not regard the nhootinE Of pGeop, on the club
hsdh where there IL no 20 put the crippled nyets
out Of their misery. Mr.. N. ID. Thorno and O. Oliver
IEelin in charge. The nrnt event by Mr..
Morse, who killed 16 birds straight and wen over 10
competitors At 10 yardR He did not have to use any of
the three extra birds allowed him, not having made
n.isa In the second event Mr. James took the first
place killing is birds At 81 yards rise without mss
There were % compeitors In this event, The prizes
In each event we're SILVER cups Tue third event was
men tied for nrst place. -
The nnal ARRANGEMENTS for match between Mr..
James and Mt. Matte were also concluded. The match
will be shot on Tuesday next
The sun., 1889-11-29
coney Island Rod ana Gun Club.

The Coney Island Rod and Gun Clubs special
shoot yesterday well attended q large number of
marksmen and their friends assembling at the Wood.
lawn Park Eroundh The shooting for the prizes
open to members only, while the additional sweep
strong wind blowing across the grounds taxed the skill
first special club price splendid water color with
OF six Of killing three the shoot
sees carried on second honora outshootnE Voorhees
and BppE The winners Of the two Bweepstakes which
followed wore D. Cowenhoven. O. BppiE O. DottletBen,
ID. AonBees, W. Weber Q. DotuefSon, and A Mason.
The sun., 1889-11-29
Win There he a Coal,,,on +,

Treasurer Whitaker OF the Athletic Club.
who has been In the West for the purpose Of invest
eating the standing OF clubs who are applicants for
membership In the American Association has returned
after holding conference with President Zach Phsps
OF Louisville Won der Ahe OF st. LouiR Lazarus Of
Coumbus, Mr.. Whitaker would say nothing about the
results OF the conference but It 10 believed that ooa
noh with ne Bfotherhood was the principal topic
Wsrd and his attorney were present the conference
Ana that the Association people made proposition TO
ward which the latter favored The belief Il general
hat the other brotherhood magnaten consent com
bine With the Association 10 highly probable
Don't be at all surprised - said prominent base ball
man yesterday, to 500 ShArSiR managing the new
Philadelphia Club next year Of course II he Roes he
Will take the pick OF the Athletics With him"
The sun., 1889-11-29
A Now League to be Organized.

Tho Middle States League will not be reor-
Ranized In its place will probably be q league TO be
composed of the cities of WilkeSoarr Scranton Har
fisourE Allentown, Altoona, Reading. Eason, and VIII
mington, Del injecting will be held on Monday next
at Harrisburg decide upon plan OF action There
every promise Of The new eAEne being suecess for
tsntion ~ @ %st ~ o ~ SompnoE end u 10 the In
e9oS 70 q 2oG AZ Scranton the people arc especially
reSened on tho diamond and the league goes through
strong team yin be collected. Harrisburg promiSoS
TO present club equally as strong the one which
won the Middle statee League champion ship last year
and from the favorable reports received the other
cites new league will certainly be formed
The sun., 1889-11-29
Ths Nonpar.n,s rhaslsrlvIne outlng.

Tho annual Thanksgiving Day hare and
hound chase Of the Nonpareil Rowing Club Harriers
was held at Flushing yesterday. The hareS MessrA
HerbsE Wilson, and BosdeckeE started st O'CLOCK
Ten minutes later the pack consisting OF John j. Kraft
Cmastsrl j. NJ Miller and william Bernard whips; W.
Tablet Il Tablet j. GOsch, @. Rey, q. W. Gilman II.
Brenner n. Roberta aud twenty others sprung away
In purSut The hATea oVertAken and urn ed
At225 r. NJ, having covered about Ten miieL The
lsr nnishnE nrst john j. Kraft second by yard and
W. Tablet third good dinner was pAItaken of after
which footbGll singing, and other GmuSementa were
INDUCED IN TIL dark when the party returned 10 New
York having had most enjoyable day.
The sun., 1889-11-29
Toh. Lost

The entry Ht for Or the e. team 69WlinS Ct the n "
kept open until next Monday evening The following
eight clubs have 50 far entered IvRnhoe, team No II
BiOominGd1e, ,u P%.Stims % y1rioE and Spartan. The
O'Clock instead OF q as heretofore announced Tho
alleys have been newly laid, and some big
looked for.
To EDrroR OF TIE srN--Str: In response to the
challenge Of tho Fidolia Bowling Club II 1t really Is a
challenge t not being signed We the SpArAn8 arc not
only willing but anxious to accept the same for the
amount and on the terms mentioned. G, for $50 9
side neutral alley two games out OF three AmoFi-
can ten-framo game there to be fifteen to team
and only those to bowl who are actual members OF
TWO clubh Respectfully, JosKPH THUM
Secretary Of the spArtanA 4Ol GreenMieh Gtroat
The sun., 1889-11-29
JOHNSON KNOCKS STONE oUr
A short hut DecIsIve Fight at Sheepshea
Bay Last Night.

A Short hut Decisive Fight at Sheepshead
Bay Last Night.
Billy johnson Of this city and Fred Stone
Of Coney Island, two 12S-pound men. fought
to q finish with two-ounce gloves In q barn
near sheepshead Bay last night for purse Of
$50. the former winning in the third round
by knocking his man out.
Johnson was seconded by Jack Wilson and
Tom Davenport. and Stone was squirrel by
Jim WilliRmS and Tom Murphy OF Brooklyn,
Bobby Henuessy was referee.
Tho fighting was furious from the start,
johnson ,punishng his man severely at the
up by knocking Johnson down with a straight
right-hander. In the second round johnson
did most Of the leading landing repeatedly on
Stones ribs and knocked him down Just be-
fore time was called. The third round was
short and decisive. johnson swinging his right
The sun., 1889-11-29
TrottlnE and Racing In Georgia.

COLUMBUS Nov. 2S.-This was the fourth day
of the Columbus fail meeting. Tho weather was cold
and windy, the track good and the attendance large
First Raoe-TrottinE $50 clGsI, best in purse $3.50
hve entrieS Royalty the first and thiFd heats in
a:2e1S and 1885, keokee won the second fourth. and
NTH heats in 2:O7. 2:jl9 and 49, Gold Dust Prince
third.
ssoona Race-Running one and one quarter miles,
purse $40 nvo entriea Burch won, Revival second,
Antonio third. Time, 2:lb.
Third Race-Running, three-fourths Of q mile purse
$500 four entries Tom Karl hrSL HAramboure second.
fitIee third. Time, :IT1e
The sun., 1889-11-29
cu.hman to Manare Mnwaukee.

A despatch from Milwaukee says that Man
aEer Charles ouBhman Of sho Toronto Club will probA
bly, occupy the position with the Milwaukee Club
of the Western Association next Manager cush
man formally made application for the position. and
gave Fecomme dAtions from President Reach OF the
Philadelphia Club President 6oden Of Boston, Manager
Prank selee and others Cushman made proposition
to the Milwaukee Club owners which NOT entirely
Satisfaotory bqt they bAye made him another Iropo-
the manager couple Of good pitchers will also be
The sun., 1889-11-29
To-day. En,rler for Cmrton.

First Racs-ssvsn furlongs; selling. oonslgnse los;
Carrie "a lo3 Count Luna looi Eatontogh l0S
sAludA 1856 Marsh Rodon. lO2; Adonip, sYi Brer, %
Meade e0 LorriG 9ei Oracle %; PIayfair, eOi Rlnk
Bot DavA 90; Ten Rookh. 10
folk, ia Kitty PeAse, 1895 Prince EDWARD l07 Vivid,
i04; Bob Fisher lU2; GrimaldL iO2; Fhtawy, 30;
RehlRnd, %.
Third Race-one mile and halfi selling. Van i7o;
Falcon. 12U; Lotion, luS; Jim Murphy, iO7; sam D.
Jog; Eeve lo5L Charlie RUSSELL g7 TaxEatherer, W
BAnbridEs, 81; Cen Uordon lou Eigin los; My owne2
Fourth Race-One mile selling. MRttle LoorAm, lO3;
Can't Tell lO2i Jennie Mcfarland l0l; Hermitage 09
Fifth KAos-Tho Sportsman Handicap; seven and on
half furlOnRA Carnegie ia; wild Cherry, loS Vivid,
lO; Garrison, 81; SeRtck, %; Fannie H., o.; Becke
Knott 81.
sixth RSceIFiys;siEh,hs gardship i22; Fr'ea geld.
siEnso, iit; Parthian ~; Russell A. Il2i Helen ..
Oregon colt, lOI; Frankie K, l07 Bn1e Moore l04;
Queen Hattie lOt Lille n, l0i; Equality colt 1O4;
Olivia, lUt; Roger lit.
The sun., 1889-11-29
Prices or Many Bonner Horses.
Prom the 81. Louti Star Sdvtno

No one who has not made an actual com.
putation Of the prices paid BY Robert Bonner Il
New York has any idea of the immense sum o
last thirty years. He has on his farm at Tarry
town and IN his city stables in New York neary
siIty Of the NOTABLE turf performers Of thet
Most lovers OF fine horses take pleasure M
breeding and developing fast and beautiiu|
own all the fastest ones. and he sometime,
pays fabuloug prices to secure them. Appended
Is O list Of those horses the years In whloi'
them by Mr. Bonner:
The sun., 1889-11-29
FSpn Me Detroit Frs. Press

A young sparrow WAS picked up from side.
Walk on BARey avenue last summer and presented ~
lazy, who ~ once began dOmeBtioAtinRi It.
The birding would hop about the rooms showing VI
oeslre 70 ny out the open vindOwh il fed from "
pet with all 49,
short time ago. however the sparrow spread ils
wings and leW away aud given up as lost AfeN
days later Eon OF the or this bird while wAE
ing along Madison avenue several blocks from bis home
espied nock OF GpArrows nS,4 ,4Nby.
these twittsrerL
he whis!lsd and instantly the sparrow recognize
the sound nyinE directly into his hand .
Needless to say, the pet IL more than ever home III
It's old quarters In BAsntine block. Bagley avenue
The sun., 1889-11-29
Racing at stoutwood Park.

RED BANK. Nov 2S.-The trottng at Stout
wood Park today drew quito q crowd The first
was between T. c. Richardson's Dutch Harry and
William Morris's Rray horse; milo heats In s.
for o2s aide horris'. horse troited well and won
The second q running between Elmer VII.
letts horse Mud and I'd Tayors BArd half mile heats
In y. Tay horse won in the 6rst tW o heats.
The last race was between George Hoods's Wood.
kOtoh and ". ConoverB bay horse. for S35 a side: mile
heaa in 8. Conover's horse won in three straight
The sun., 1889-11-29
Kun OF the LornIard Debating and Athletic
Association.

The annual cross-country run of the Lorillard
Debating and Athletic Association held in Jersey CITY
yesterday drew out dozen starters The course was
through the southern OF the country and in moro
places than the almost had to swim an the
heavy rains aooded the meadows until they were almost
impossible. The scratch men. MeAsrA Maloney and
Moran. ran game race but they had chance Of win
ming from the start The race between Y. Carlton D.
Irving and 7. Riorden who had handicaps ranging
from ono to two mnuteS was very exciting There
eGurso had been covered and .heF crossed the nnSh
pattern went to the winner and u handsome silver.
plated cake basket to secondmAn
The sun., 1889-11-29
KrLRAIN WILL NOT FIGHT FOR $4,000.
The BaItimorean Ready for Anybody II Big
Money IL Up.

BALTIMORE, Nov. 2s.-Jake Kilrain has re-
turned from his Canadian sparring exhibition.
He looks the picture Of health and is in excel
lent spirits. he says that he will fight sulli-
van, Jackson, or any other man for money
enough. but he will not fight unless the purse
is large enough to Justify 1t. In regard to the
McAulifie for $4,000. he said he would not think
of meeting MeAuliffe for any such amount.
For the present he has no ring engagements,
will leave the last of this week for Purvis.
where his trial for the fight with Sullivan will
begin on Dec. .. He will be accompanied by
William Beach and several other friends. and,
should his trial result favoraby to himself, will
return at once to Baltimore.
The sun., 1889-11-29
RosEyiLLE.
bowling Notes.

The Muller Brothers Of Jersey City are considered to
rank among tho best bowlers or the country.
Great interest being taken in the Jersey City Anna
eur Bowling League by players Of the
different clubs and admirers OF the game
members OF the team and few friends supper last
night at 2o7 East Twenty street Speeches aud
songs were INDUCED In by the different gentlemen
present Tho handsome trophies won by the team dur
ing their thirteen years existence were displayed
In the Amateur Bowling Association League the
clubs are well punched together and 1t IL well nigh i'm.
possible to pick winner The record IL Us fol-
The sun., 1889-11-29
LnrL,n May Sign with the Athlet,cs.

PHILADELPHIA. Nov. 2s.-First bRsemAn
Henry Larkin of Athletic Club arrived in town to-
day and had long talk with Manager shArBiE Larkin
says haS NOT signed Brotherhood contract nor 10 he
likely to. Larkin will probably sign with the Athletics
temorroW.
Pitcher Day has signed contract with the Phladel.
phia Club This gves the League Club ny9 pilohera
VIZ, Anderson, bay, Gleason Smith, and Niokery.
and says II he hadit to do again he would sign
with the League.
The sun., 1889-11-29

There was plenty OF sport yesterday after
At Warrington Park in Brooklyn under the direc
ton OF the BachelorS and BenedicS representing the
employees and friends OF the Brooklyn Base Bail Club
The programme included cranberry pie race for boys
a sack race for eoloTed Renemen general scramble
for q creased pig and bass ball game between tho
Bachelors and Benediots 10 notes4us costume Tho
Last event marked with continuous disputes by
the oontendnE plAysre over Umpire Jack AeMaAtersS
OutlAndsh doelSiona Darkness came on before the
RAms WRs decided.
The sun., 1889-11-29
Bicycle Races Postponed.

The ten-mile race for unattached wheelmen
OF Brooklyn, which have been run on the Consy
Island Boulevard yesterday indefinitely postponed
the protector Of the r. L. Miller stating that ho
bad pot received the requisite number Of ontries Two
handSone medals have been donated prizes thaI
winter seS In Ihe match race Of twenty-five mes be-
n y whtoh hHoyueeker @ y, n n c and ThaIer otthe
Also postponed account OF the muddy condition Of
The sun., 1889-11-29
Fight Between 4O.Pound Bulldogs.

WATERBURY,. Nov. 2s.-At 0akville last night.
Pat Lunny. Waterbury oxpressmAn. and Dennis
Whalon . Waterbury saloon keeper. fought 20 pound
bulldogs for purse OF 500 Lunny had Jack q brinds
and white brute from Albany, and Whalen had Joker
mats fop net Snd n q mnu, ba own. no
gave up the Tight and purse the dog About fty
bpOrtiuR IN saw the tRhL
The sun., 1889-11-29
Tho Kockawuy Hunt.

The Rockaway Hunt had chase yesterday
from the kennels at Cedarhurst to East RockAway,
where live fox was let loose The fox killed near
Garden City Among those who took part In the chase
son. j. H. Coydin W. rutherford, K La Montague. VI.
L. Burril. and L. TurnuTe. "
The sun., 1889-11-29

r9S & adm[SEs Of hAnaeAII bad symposium Yesterday
RlabsTs IN the country including Phil Casey barney
hoVuAae Jim Dunno. and John LAWlor the frlsh
champion we're on hand. and play WHs Kent nm from
10 A, N. until late In the AttSTno0R. Wv - ~
The sun., 1889-11-29
The DoG Retrieved His Owu Tail.
IRON Ms Detr0if journal,

Capt. T. Q. Roberts OF Crystal Falls has a r.
rleNer doG which 10 A. game pup ever beat nls
Ihe 9ther day the Captain shooting and suot on
The dog tau The beTeaVsd canine did not sit GoUh
thing 20 doI69! he promptly picked up tn: th ,Sa =
feet; though the Captain admits that the dog dia
with look Of WithSEinE Se0rn mihElSd with MILD f"
The sun., 1889-11-29

Totala........f4ls as iole

IOthIh,.,.T ~ 70 % IUIB1 IOthIb .,.,lFXB 10 IIIR
Team No Ts I2s 7o4 ssi lae els TB2 8o3 ese 1918
Team No 80 1S3 27t B9 o6s st5 772 9ot 1903 lliA
Umpire-W. LowiA sOorsrA-J. cleverly and II. &
Raymond
The members Of the new Broadway Park Bowling
Club did some GOOD work on Monday evening" quite Q
Few OF the Soorea toppinR the 200 mari The scOro:
The sun., 1889-11-29

The Americus Bowling Clubs priEe bowling took place
on the Eederkrans all alleys on Monday night rolling
the nine pin head pin game: Twenty balls were al
ioEed each man, twelve members participating Henry
nrsi prize gold medal bis score being conSIdered
prize the low man getting the poodle prize leather
medal A COLLATION. had after the result was an
nounced. The following are the soorea;