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The sun., 1889-11-23
MUCR ADO ABOUT NOTHING.
A Meeting at Yale That Promised Much.
but Petered Out.


but Petered Out.
New HAVEN. Nov. 22.-One thousand Yale
students assembled in Alumni Hall this even
ing in response to the call issued BY Capt.
GIL Of the football team to attend o meeting
ostensibly for the purpose OF discussing the
football situation and Yales attitude thereto.
As whole the meeting was grand dEzle. for
the outcome Of 1t was unsatisfactory to the
majority Of the undergraduates.
Preaident Yeomans of the football associa-
tiop opened the meeting by saying: "We are
Informed that Harvard has appointed COM
mittee which Is desirous Of comforting with
Yale on athletic matters In general, but does
not mako special mention Of football. II
there are any remarks on the matter should
bo pleased to hear them"
A dead sjlenee followed. Yale men were sur
prised. They had gathered to discuss football,
not athletics in general AS no one rose to s.
enss me matter. Gill read resolution which
pGoHidsd shSt he CHAIRMAN 81 the meeting a
graduates TO confer with the Harvard commit
tee on athletics ip general. The resolution
Hamqiill OF the class Of so made lengthy
speech. In which be slated that as lie under
euss the football question. and he did not OF sec see
how the Football Association could call uni
ysrsity meeting which would discuss athletics
q reply esRs en- ta said that that 1. was well
dlsposinR Of this mater was to discuss Il in
chass H. hsrr JP H sprnter 81
Sss,lns Z aaaa s5ssdig called u 'S Sa account i p
Fsiss 70 %sssnhaTst @ ysS proSs we sss G Paay pPo
fessionalitm. Then. too, would refer to their
sSss sStlSn time and again in peysTdtGG the
were unable to win By fair means.
Princeton team who have no right there and
the latter confessed less than a week ago and
believe 1t reliable, that he had no connection
with PRINCETON Uniyersity, other than that OF
pions In every branch OF college athletics and.
u is Tor us 70 dictate what shall be tie future
actUon 81 o0ssec cba.msS cSb1asssS o, tba Val. Nav.
Soard, offered motion TO reconsider the reso-
Iutions offered By Gill and passed. II was so
voted, and then he offered Eet Of resolutions
the present football association and appoint
fSSinssIOn reletlye % forming q tripIe, lsagus
did not want Princeton in the, league. jack
sons motion was not seconded. just at this
moment Cart. Allen of the university crew
came 70 the 'front.' and after moments con.
Essolntion, which was Identical with the first.
waiter Camp was the only man who SD ,ke on !
the matter. and all that he said was this: II |
believe In the resolutions offered by GIL. II |
~ confer with Us. and We should acknowledge |
RarVards action. Gllls resolution passed, and |
tne meeting adjourned
campus tonight that the purpose OF the meet
well Known that Can't Gill favored Immediate
wllhdrawal from the association when The |
aaesuon Of professionalism first came up. He
The sun., 1889-11-23
Entr,en for Guttenhurg.

The Hudson County Jockey Club an.
nounces the following probable starters for to-
days races:
First Rhce-Purse $500; selling three quarters mile
Loms1, iO5 pounds fletch Tsyor lo5; Lemon Blossom
lDD Big Brown jug 10: OarBman. 80; Hot Scotch, O4
Skip s5 Border Mps rel %; ArtleSS, S0 Topeka, 30
Little Fred 20; Full Sall Sj.
Second Race-Purse $50 for two.yearolds: three
quarters OF mile. Pilgrim, l15 pounds: Fast Time IL:
Austriette, loo Frederick l., lOO spendor, OF; Gpsy
nlly. ~; Lexington, NJ.
Third Raco-iurse 500: selling; one mile. wynwood
li0 pounds Wandermeut Ill; YgiAnt lU1 FestuB lUI;
ooster loS; stephanie iO3 Bonny Lass lOl; suitor,
IOl: HArwood, %.
Fourth RGce-Purse 500 for all ages: pounds below
scale; one mile Glendale rs: Grarantee. Il8; Now
Never. ll3: Hatto no, Hearst lU4; RancocaS 7s
Fifth Race-Purse 500 for all ages: seven furlonRR.
SradIo5d I'd ~ is; Eeetirictty ai l6' Ocean, ll5; Sam
SIKH Racs-Pgrso $500; selling; mile and a six.
teenth. bothwel. l22: Tyrone l2l; WAyward, lle;
TnnS III; Banker. no; Ben b.. III; Jerry: 80.
The sun., 1889-11-23
AMONG THE ATHLEERS I
'aruable Prizes for Amateur Boxers.

The Manhattan Athletic Club will holn no
further athletic entertainments until after the Union
boxing champicnship for thoy nndtt weli-nigh inpoo
sbe to procure nrstcass boxing talent Just now the
prominent amateurs being all In training and unwninE
expose their form But after the mpionshs the
Manhattans will hold series OF meetings that Will Al
tract the cream OF the talentt to their club honBe
plan 10 give complete class competition each even
Ing for instance finish the bant one evaniuE
aud at the next entertainment give the feather weights
That they intend TO have the most clever Of performers
In each class 10 shown by the value OF the przen The
winner OF each class will receive trophy vaiutd at
Slh while the second best will have be oqntent
with 80 prize lnterspersed between the ar1AEeur
bouts will be occasional set tOB by professiona ess
meetings Will be held every month during the tnter,
alternating with muAicaleB and other social events.
The sun., 1889-11-23

lon of'hnylnS paId piSyers on their teama and
In antIclpation of to-night's meeting had
drawn up set OF reeolutlons In which pro-
the association Immediately after the Thanks-
giving Day game. There waa hoMeV9E; otheJ
Influences brought to bear on ,1illt, neny n
be Compounded IN going on record before the
two great games that shO should Withdraw
SeoretIy Il il expected here at Yale that she
win defeat Prln:eto on Thanksgiying Day
and add other laurels TO her victories. IN
and, II defeated. some other action is liable to
he takan.
The sun., 1889-11-23

George Hosmer Is still conned to his house In Boston
and II Is said II will be many weeks before he will be
s0,S TO get to work hs place with the DARK secreth
many friends anu admirers Boston are now planning
e give him bonent ball In horticultural Ha ln G6o ut
Tho Harvard College oarSmen are going into rowing
As they never did before and with the comp elton Of
lnen ne" boat house rowing VIII receive sill more
attention from the stgdents They have done moro
tSwins on me charles RIVER this fail than ever before
the varsity having one crew still practising regularly
whlls 4 tew men arc rowing daily In pairs. Capt
errick feels that plenty Of practice is the on thing
70 MAKE , nIscI1ss oasmen and e Is dciermlnsd TO
four new In the boat The stroke viii be about tho
quicker "
The sun., 1889-11-23

On Wednesday last the championship competition
among the membsrs Of the Marion hine Club jersey
Re6ham was tho winner He received a diamond medal
valued At S7a
The Riverside Gun and Rife Club Of Red Bank il now
Of the largest shooting in tho State
Last friday four new members were elected 10 mem,
Kinney, wsllknown New YorksrL who spend six
nn'v ,.nIno,b ,Io IN tle cruz was re-
promises TO DO great sport the club grounds in Mid
dlotOwn township and the foil wing schedu of events
has been arranged for that day MoFninR-FFst event
sweepstakes bats second event sweepstAkeS clays;
third event sweepstAkeS live birds; fourth event
sweepsSakes single and double blue rocks. After:
event sweepstAkes, live birds; second
event. SweepStAkes, pairs live birdN doubles; third
event, SWeepstAkeA 7liVe birds
The sun., 1889-11-23

ReddeT.-The Berkeley Oval iS on the Harlem River
Railroad al Norris Dock
The Governors Island football team will play the New
York University on their grounds at Governors IaAnd
Gt3P ~ to-day.
Hume has been elected captain of the University OF
PenngyvAnia foo ball team In the pAoo OF Church
signed. Church has gone to Europe
Tho Bedford football club Of Brooklyn have accepted
Seton Hall College teams challenge and will test their
strength oday on tho Rtters grounds a South Orange
There is always great competition between Princeton
and Yale as 70 which will SECURE the majority OF the
coaches tor tho ThapkSgiynR This ci only has
certain number Of coaches and each college BtrveA
get many AB possible TO decorate with ts ooors The
competition this year has resulted in Q victory Tor
Princeton by = majority Of two coaohea
recent issue OF the Columbia Spectator tells the fol
lowing; "A rather amusing incident occurred during
the Yale game One OF our rgshers had been kicked in
rising he e1poStuated with his adverSary Who al.
VAncnR bis lower Jaw with that peculiar Yale accent
The sun., 1889-11-23
Raclnr ed BIrmlnehnm.

BIRMINGHAM. Nov 22.-The track was in good
condition for racing to-day the weather clear and the
attendance large.
First tRace-Three-quarters OF mile. selling for two.
year-olds purse S225. Kenilworh, to won; ArmlI,
Sto second Morse third. Time I:2Ot%
= Second Race-One mile handicap for all ages;
Lawyers Stakes; $500 added money. 500 TO secOnd,
$50 TO third Blarney stone Jr, to won; Cashier
to second; Dyer TO T. third Time. LAM
Third Race-Seven.e eghths OF mile selling; purse
S225 VauelL =! 10 !, won; Peu Nell to 5, second;
Buckler third Time, 1884.
Fourth Race-one mile for three.year olds: Brewery
and saloon Stakes; 30 added money SltD TO second
$50 to third Monlta Hardy 10 < won: Vermont to
!, second; PAntalette third. Time. l:46N
The sun., 1889-11-23
Wesleyan and Lehleh Play n Tie Game.

SPRINGFIELD, Mass, Nov. 22.-The Wes-
leyans and Lehighs played tie eame of foot
ball on Hampden Park this afternoon. the
score being IL to IL Time was called on ac-
count OF darkness. II minutes before the end
OF the second half The game was rough. and
much bad feeling was shown by both sides,
from the field and his touch down, from which
o goal was kicked. Hall dropped a goal for
Wesleyan and also kicked goal from PSrs-
referee was Coffin OF Wesleyan, and the UNI
pire was Graham of Lehigh.
The sun., 1889-11-23
Remember To-day. Saturday, Nov. 30.
GREAT SYNDICATE CLOTHING SALE.

NORTHWEST COR. ALL RED SIGNS.
Five wholesale clothing houses have consolidated their
surp stock Of hne suits and oyercoats tor men. GoyA
and children and will oneE tho entire assortment Rt re
over half million dollars worth OF tho very best
clothing made In this country. and 1t will be sold
retail for third cost OF makngI TOO many EoodG
on hand is the reason for this wonderful SaorfncA
Manufacturers must have cash Hence this sacrifice.
but honest sRcrince DIVA ue by nrSt class rolEbc
they sell, and consequently close this SUR
Plus" AZ an enormous los for ready money. And sl
az 2Ssse pricss asns Heavy %ooIisn Working sTls
6 TS6 Worm RHEssl' %nts4 %SsaTs
worth sis at sS55; Boys Winter School saits worth
SLG1 at 95c Boys Winter Pants (short worth sl.61
A .sc Boys school OvercoAtS worth SabI At Sl.i5.
garments and bear the iS6sls Of the best MAKERS in
Tie country There win also be sold elegant business
actually and honestly worth SIS and $50 no shop
worn truck out clean, honest and honorable clothing
good enough for banker To wear II don't show
ways Remember that this sale Z conducted by The
isading wholesale manufacturers OF clothing IN New
ioIk Guy every concern represented being financially
Inent. Don't hesitate Don't delay. First come. first
choice Come and see for yourself ell Broadway aud
houston a. Goods positively vii not be sold 10 dealers.
ordinarily patronize high priced iors ind perfecg
nilhR garments here for less than onetenth tailors
bupsrb UlssTs and Cape Goats worth s23 at Sd 46 4,
Every man and woman wi hin one hundred mlleS
ot New York city should visit this unprecedented sale
Broadway and Houston st. Mako no mistake look for
all red sgnsnOrthwest corner broadway and Houston
ST. Don't fail to call to day, Saturday, eli Broadway
IL costs you nothing TO call in and Judge for yourself
and you will md Holid facts
The sun., 1889-11-23
The Riverside Gun Club's Shoot.

RED BANK. Nov. 22.-The Riverside Gun
Climb held their weekly she this afternoon Clay birds
only were used The nrSt event ton SinEIeA was won
by @. NJ. Cooper with clean Ed ThrockmorIon
and John Cooper divided second money with o each.
W. 7. Conover won third money with {, and CharleA
was Al ten singes Jehn Cooper won with ia Throek
and !. n Cooper last with Z The third event At hys
score L. Throckmorton broke 7: John Cooper o; W.
7 T ,onoyer I ThS sst ~ event - At nine singles John
morton and Ed Cooper each breaking & and shot on
miss and out Ed Cooper winning in the second round
The sun., 1889-11-23
Columbla and Cornen Pla1 To.daz.

After great deal OF discussion between the
Columbia and Cornell football teams they have finally
play the game this afternoon the Berkeley
Oval which scheduled some time ago. Cornell
wanted Columbia TO pay all her expsnses 70 the city.
but satisfied with the de By Colum-
6ia that they will pay $50 which will cover within
email sum the entire expenses OF the Cornell team.
CoumbiAs team will be weakened BY the loss q Tpte
the game with Amherst and will do no more football
playing this year The game this afternoon will doubt
less DO quite exciting and closely contested II will
probably be ColumbiA'S last game this sealon.
The sun., 1889-11-23
RoRLrNe.
coed work On vsrious AIisys BIZ HEaHy
Crnek Players.

The games in the Pomeroy tournament go
ing on ~ the Aesdsny. East Fourtesnth street was
continued last usht The games we're not exciting but
come very nns spares were made The alsndalss Won
both their gamsS while the Krakslha won the other.
The uohams had to take two defeats for their nights
work The largest score during the evening was made
By the dlsndsiss IN the nrst game The losers then
gave the 0othams drubbnE making up for their de-
feat The last game vas won BY the olendales but
only after GOOD struggle on the GothsmS part The Ihs
latter team were nearly Always on even toLms WI
their opponents th ninth frame but were nnahy
beatNn, The
The sun., 1889-11-23
They Halted by the wayalde.

PALMER. Nov. 22.-A tsllyho party OF Harvard
students from Boston to attend tho HarvArdYAle foot
ball game Springfield were detained here to-day for
stealing guide boaFdS with which they decorated the
coach. They settled and proceeded,
The sun., 1889-11-23

for Harvard, Hutchinson, Hailowell. Ken
dricken, Fearing. and White; for Yale. Hey
Stanley, Morrison, and Williams.
A referee in place Of Oowan will be chosen
tomorrow.
The sun., 1889-11-23
Departure OF the Harvard Team.

Boston, Nov. 22.-The Harvard Varsity
football eleven left Cambridge this afternoon
for springfield Upward Of 100 students ac-
companied the team.
The sun., 1889-11-23

Bow!n5 u ias! gAin!ng popularity a. a winter pas
spectators that attended the JsrsSy City Amateur BOWL
ing League games on Wednesday evening Tho con.
the LAtSsr1 ssys and the Latayetts vs CsntrAls on
these teams considered second class pAysrG Stll
tho are improving rapidly, and many OF Them nearly
Sny one nights practice in week II u mot 70 DO
made by the teams In the Amateur Bowling Association
LeAEuA The games on Wednesday evening were very
interesting. and whopeV0TA player made hard spare
OE SoOEOa stEtks ~ WAS greeted with StoI of AD-
The sun., 1889-11-23

PRINCETON, Nov 22-The last OF the series OF
football preparatory to the great contest with
Yale will be played tomorrow by the eleven against the
team OF the Orange Athletic Association
The sun., 1889-11-23

c6l 5s7 $50 e3o iIol 1892 1873
PGirmount la 2sS Ai5 55l 707 67 99o llO6 1878
Omer L. 6chwarA
The hrst OF the series Of games between the Daisy
Bowling Club and tho Arion. Jr.. Bowling Club took
place at the ub house of the latter Thursday even
Ink and resulted in victory for the former BY this
The sun., 1889-11-23

es 2si .o bsi ss2 soi $50 Iioi 1852 1879
ia 2s7 as 5Bi TO7 s7i e92 1923 1879 it8S
AveraRes-inds pend EMS 1877 10; Pairmounm 1880
umpre.D Greene. Scorerg-W. O. Hermann; Inue,,
pendent C.. J. D. Casssss, Farmount b. U. Time OF
Game-l:55.
The W Grevs Ntght Owls bowled their third game
with the Sohlinskye Wednesday evening Al the rel
Henkeller alleys fifyseVenth street and East RIVER
~ the fOlloNing senra.
The sun., 1889-11-23

The following are the substitutes; =: morri lo1.
n MsGllntosk, ,9l Adams. '9i 8; Crosby, ,SS22:
HeywortS, isoi 3; Ferris, Sli 4. Graves; Sa ,a2;
regarding the outcome OF the game, but, 10
general way, he says the Yale toam is IN good
excellent game at Springfield to- morrow. nar.
ward has had the experience Of o hard game
with Princeton, which win be invaluable 70
them. They also look unon this game a with
ing themselves, from the disgrace Of de.
Of the New Jersey team; They learned
many new tricks, and will doubtless put
some OF them to good service. The team they
viii put before the Yale line will be almost
Identical with that which faced Princeton.
Each side will work its halves us much as they
prove their endurance. TraffoEd and Mcbride
will do some good pupting back ok, and p @ forth;
quick as Mcbride; Neither is he az HY safe E
and in general. while s!rongeri IL not + so wiry
better tackler, but Trafford Is by all odds the
better drop kicker. In fact he will, u given
anything like o fair chance, make 1t very dan
gerous for Yale's goal"
The sun., 1889-11-23

Married Men 2s7 es7 t2e 52s 6ss 7e2 $50 ss3 1893
Single Men, 90 1888 5Oi 42s $40 $50 $50 7<5 et6 ot9
umpire-ME Rollenkamp soorer-Mr Myerson-
The Kiversidos rolled game with picked team at
the Fosenk oon In East Fify.Beventh street. The fea
ture OF the evening the bowling Of the lades Tho
The sun., 1889-11-23
Prineeton's Men OF Muscle.

Thanksgiving game with Yale on Berkeley oval weigh
up as follows; Donnely I53. Cowan 1874 JAnoway GOA
George III Rigs III, Cash l62 Warren l46h Poe l3a
Claiming l40 Black 1877, and Amea l56 The rush line
averages III pounds
The sun., 1889-11-23
pegse me hostsams Won IN each contest as = gen.
orally the but the were very close - one
another Following is the summhrIi
TotalS...2o 70 81 1903 Totals .,...-cS 50 a l4oe

TRAuEI
Central 8oB 40 $50 7sa eoS 1910 1877 1871 i569
LAFAYETTE sps ias 5Ss 79s so7 io64 iiTs 1918 itea
,Ayeragcs.Latayetts y. o. I46 eros Central lso ~
Umpiro-WilAm RvAnR soorers-J, q. Robinson, -
fayetts D. O. A. Dobko Central b. O. Time Of game
The sun., 1889-11-23

Krnk 81 le7 255 aas 40 te8 554 6to Tie 7e9
jiep 1884 24s 93s 4US 472 $40 627 72t st4
Umpirs-P. H. Meinken, soorers-s. Mirseh and a.
~ fostsr. AVeraTo-KrRkelhia 1876 Glendale, 1925
nRooNp pAuE
The sun., 1889-11-23

The games between the Echos. Recreation,
and oubS proved the most exciting of yet
PLAYED al the Carruthsra tournament . great crowd
being assembled the alley1 on Wednesday evening.
The work Of President rell In making seven strikes
three spAroa and breaks was loudly applAudod. The
next best 10 BIrtnerA 1877 The EchoS won each
Of tho games played last years. tournament and they
better place this year. The following Ia the
score;
The sun., 1889-11-23

The university will play game Of lacrosse with tho
West Phi AdslphG Branch Of the Young Men ChrStiGn
VIII probably represent the UniysIsity Middleton eAp
Moore. syphsr Davis, Rsi6sr and sdSardn The nost
lions have not yet been decided SPen but the team Is
Plars9 by the beginning Of next week The opposing
team Is not very strong and close game 10 looked for
QUOT tournament will be held at Dick WhitsA b77
Court street Brooklyn, on Thanksgiving Day Prizes TO
The amount Of $50 will be dislribuled a. folloESi
AmSSnG these entered are: Jamss AsL4Ien. champion
Dew hurst and Thomas Smith OF BTooklyn. Alexander
Kennedy champion Of PsnpsylVsniA; james Booth Of
fennIylyantA and john Carey who a styled the com
Ing champion othsI entries may bS made on the
The sun., 1889-11-23
TRAhEa-

Echo ......77 l74 go S4e 427 5o4 800 69l 1853 s4l
Recreation ..H IA9 286 324 4O7 4sS 6S7 $50 702 TIT
Umpire-r. Anderson. scorerS-T. II. Curllss, A. J.
Tanning
Bowling Circle No ], Y N. H. A. bowled their usual
turiIh ~ IN -
The sun., 1889-11-23

Bergen ses ST. e42 1872 aas 1890 1874 1913 1887
PAbtno 155 508 448 5e3 732 ST4 IO48 1928 1855
AverAges-BerRep B. C. laS ITO; PRstims B. O.,
l5O 30. pmpire-Ar Sullivan scorers-MesSrA Rea
grave and Dennison. Time OF game-2:3a
Tho following scores indicate the manner In which
the West End Bowling Club OF Harlem puIAted the
wooden sphere IN three practice games last Tuesday
ayannR:
The sun., 1889-11-23
Odds aud En- DIS OF Snort.


To THE EDToR or THE suN-StT Please state through
THE Sun that will back Hugh McCrudden against any
man In the state OF New York AZ eating onlons for
purse OF $50 and an outside bot of SIOo
The sun., 1889-11-23
pAKoTA.


Tho Unter Uns and DakotAS played match game last
about the bowling of the respective clubA but there was
The sun., 1889-11-23

On Wednesday evening the Bergen Bowling Club of
Jersey City Heights went 10 Newark where they rolled
. return game with tho PastimeS Of that place The
The sun., 1889-11-23

Totala.. ,.,29S5 81 I43O IotaI1 30 70 u 1851
Umpiro-T Hayman. Gcorsrs-R SchloGstein and j.
FlosShsim- AverAge-RiyeradSA l43 is; Picked
The sun., 1889-11-23
lHcoND GAM.


Volunteer 06 lBe 243 SIC 8s7 ass Sat 6l2 67B 754
i7e g7S $50 $50 as SAT 8ol GIL TAI
UmpiFe-s. ". sWesIey. scorsrS-T. Il. curtiss and
A. E. label
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FRkAks.

Giendala p5 ITO 2s5 s24 All 5o4 $40 $40 7ol Ie3
Gotham .,. 81 i38 283 80 S7s 40 S25 si5 $40 Ioo
AversEe--Glendalo. insssi Gotham, ioa
Scorers-J. BuokhArdt and Leo Jhooby - -,
Tho married and single men Of the Washington Bowl.
ing Club OF Harlem rolled match game on the alleys
OF the Calumet Cub last evening the married men win
nj The
The sun., 1889-11-23

Eameless Ie3 $50 tnI e36 ell 1913 1888 1900
hond Nghtlo1 218 854 4S6 $40 672 s4+ 123 l6i 1929
umpIre-o. Rochsler. scorsrs-E. Wablsr and D.
Thompson-
A practice game was bowled between the Mascots and
the Anita Bowling clubs at Cafr Continental Thurs
day evening, with the following result;
The sun., 1889-11-23
Totals. ,...le IS 20 1858 Totals...... 10 ~ $40

Unter Uns.el coa B28 437 5s7 $40 7eo s7I $50 1883
Dakota IAe 2l5 3l2 s7e 45I 642 842 7S9 $40
Umpire-Henry Hauser. scorer-Rudolph Weber
Una 100 8-7 Dakota 40.
The sun., 1889-11-23

Some $50 bowling enthusiasts assembled at Hollow
edlels alleys Thursday night witness the match
gamo between the Eaneless and Monday Night Clubs,
The sun., 1889-11-23
FIRST GAMR,

Totals. 25Il sol TotalS.......lo 2Il9 762
TRAhBA
Yeho ,., 90 l57 PAS 82s 40 $40 COL $50 7S5 $40
Volunteer 1877 200 2ss s75 +s2 o29 5s5 6e8 7a2
Umpire-r. J. Anderson soogers-o Z Tabel And
:. r. CurtnG
The sun., 1889-11-23

FRAMES
Rr.toIhin. II lso asa soe ses 4si $40 6iO 100 772
Gotham 1875 ie9 25s Sta 4oe 40 o7i $40 72a
Umpire-oscar J. SAKE soorsrs-A W. Foster and
-HyerSSei-Krahelhia l54SS; Gotham, l44sE
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Total
FAIRMounT.


In tho Jersey City Amateur League on Wednesday
evening the Fairmounts defeated the at
Masonic Hall by the folio wing
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0AHE NO. !.
n......,,...,......l72 Winsor.
.............."..lo7S SwartZ.


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gen Yreiie unb neiterer Snformation
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Clemens C Gauft unb @rnit @derff. Taen.
ten fir Neu. 8raunfels.
8. 8ottder, gsent fir @eimar, aeras.
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