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The sun., 1890-03-12

Tho Brooklyns have at last secured what
theY have been lonE hoping tor the exclusive use n
Washington Park ugookyn LenGuo Base ail -founGsl.
and this season will make hs bd for popular support
Tho Arrangement made with the Brooklyn base Ball
AssociatiunA gives tho lacrosse club al. dates not
quired by the former for its games. and 50 the team
Across the bridge will have lor the Tst time an excel!
lent opportunity to Introduce lacrosse to the Brooklyn
people
Correspondence las already been openel up with all
tho leading Canadian clubs, including the Montreal
Sh hamrOcks of Montreal T0ruEtus, uitawaS Cnrnw3ls
anl st kegis indians Hui every eNOrt VIII 20 made TO
have been already about hAed VITA lfino el"n AMI Le
hgh lniYerEity teams. and others VIII 10 Arranged
with The Philadelphia Drulds O baltimore ana Staten
Islands soon possible -, -, IT,,
will open tho season with of tho prominent college
teams THIS game will b- a complimentary game no
adm ssiOn fee being charged aud some lu"p INVITA-.
Will be out TO tit most PTnuhehl people IN
BToOLlyn who will have shown TO lleul on tIht OccA
sion splendid exhibition OF tho llVeest OF all Held
The annual meeting OF the club for tho election q Of
hcers Ac, will be held At billiards. l@H fedtotd
avenue Brooklyn, this evening at ~ O'Clock Appl'
cations for membership may DO sent 70 he snetel4y
season the club will make II ir"ncAd rule not 20 AL
NIT lusnbership any OneiwhotG htnesH can ~ ihe
81 gItest degree be questioned Tho-e whore plAylnS
skin 10 their only recommendation w" hpt ne AcCspteui
Candidates for membership must ue uesHAoe III al
other respects RB well .,. r-..t,.. p-..
Of the brooklyn BASEBALL isRociSon for the generous
ss1. ?: q Gss SyS5 Il IS
and assistance in preparing thsH plans tor 1ns coming
The sun., 1890-03-12
NEWS FROM THE HORSE WORLD.

Judge Burke OF Guttenburg has heen in
vteh to accept tho position nf Judge at Wash
ington Park. Chicago during the coming
meeting.
COL Kir's project OF forming club Of road
mon anl other lovers Of tIottcrs. for tho pur-
pose Of turning Jerome layk into o track for
gilt-eIg"d trpttcrs. is likely to fail. The inten-
tion now is to keep the old course as q train
ing ground for thorOughbreds.
The Rolmont Driving Club will shortly build
an annex TO, the present club house 1t VIII h9
located on The lawn between the grand stand
and the old club house. and rs estimated cost
l. $4,000 The gentlemcn's roRd races to be
given on Wednesday, May II. will bo for the
bcne.it OF the new annex fund.
Pat Shccly. who Is in Chicago says that II
tho Washington Park club would add ut least
that it would insure tho winner OF tho race
SOU0O It would attract entries from Australia
and England and make it the most valuable Of
turf purses. Sheoly offers to guarantee the re-
imburscment Of any possible loss arising from
the increase in added money.
The sun., 1890-03-12
Raao Hall Notes.

Trea'ursr Hitler has sold his Interest in the Newark
John o'Neill of last years Keepers AIsr,onS ia
still unsigned.
Jersey City arranged a game with the London club
yesterday, 10 be played at oakland Park April u
Manager Powers left last night for Rochester to make
The team reports in Washington On March, p
1he wife Of Tim keefe has been qlite III since her re-
able to lsave Tor the south with his cab next satrday
The Senator, Jr win have good team to put in the
i s@sTHsn Hc4aiss - I. J. 1uay, iyp5's' 5dS;
6 = fensr T. address IHS" CAPT dohuae Icy ~ Si
East Twentieth street
,rresdentSecretary Braden Of the Atlantic Assocla
at the inG Ase9a9 Hotel he @ iser paEliot - week
OF the Association viii be placed pro- shape for ie
IGSP vii aso se sssSs ass Tor the formulation
The Cuban Giants for the coming season viii not 10
the same team Hs last year. There are a number OF
S"naSsr BFsht %oH not sas "s nSht 'p ptes2 To- s2
who twir-d IN number NJ g4mes In the Colorado state
pseed Of him ' HansSsT SS T"S La. sI die nI m eny x fy
eight games for tho coming season
The oxford Base Ball Club OF Brooklyn having been
rsorganEel FOR the season OF $3.50 would be- Pleased TO
hear from clubs naying enc gronndS and onerng
Ssy u ana az holiday They have ne star 6aterv,
straight victories against Al gomers and r class ot
OF helsrs to back them address q. l. A Baden,
The Manhattan base Ball cub of Yorkvile has reor.
genized for The season with tho strongeSt they
seRrssdsr catcher; r. MonE. pitcher; p"sS SSmen. n.
@ nrst GSssj 4 cqms9 second base shelley, short
SS%sE G.d and g. Nun;ssRsimsT' lett SI d,i. d.
rGsy TSSd G 10 .TTags dates %h EstG.s anna
rstSry TiIS Madison avsnus New YORK city ~''' '''
svr S sS spTH,s M .aGS to me- said Tim Kssts 70
fPs s pdysS T % w not 20 SS 'PCnSa y g:
ssa va % sent q s SaSE e him and h7ys doubt tas
League has good oASS iSGinSI uI for lEninI oSn.
The sun., 1890-03-12
SHOOTING.
The North SIDE Gun Cluh.

The annual shoot OF the North Side Gun
Club took place on tho Queens County rark grounds
Yesterday The meeting also the first held Oh these
grounds, the club having shot formerly at oodside
l. l. The grounds although perhaps not so good as
some OF the shooters expected, promise to become
favurte rendezvous for trap shooters soon ~ the
necessary improvements have been competeL
Some good scores were made, those of tho marksmen
N"sSrs kb"rhardt Stems and BARLOW having clean
scores OF seven. sweepstakes at three birds each
then mss and followed tie regular club shoot
Long sand rules modified 10 allow tile use OF the sec
OnL barrel, governed
At the conclusion OF the Getting the winners Of tho
prizes for til" year received their rewards Each man
tad to participate III at least eight shoots the shooters
Win the hes ana second bert averages III the three
classes receiving The money The score
Lyon, -; Dr. Franz ~ Eherhardt 2G Gran p5.
Chryaier. 20 Henuken @7 stems u: WnhAH ~
harlow. ~: Hanch, -, Evers, 23, Wlaleu ~ Russell
- { Never ~ ''
Sweepstakes At three bird, then miss and our %
yards rise Stems. " inhAlZ harlow. Manning Botty
and hurvea %; Rlanch and Never |; Bohnke D.
The averages OF the shooters competing in eight or
more shoots ~ -
The sun., 1890-03-12
Fighting Notes.
fag - W.

Frank s. Boday.-we have no record of such a con.
test. ~
Johnny Stuart rt-Your claim to the tltle OF feather.
weight champion is considered absurd
Dudley lia.-Nike Donovan instructor OF the Scv
YORK Athletic club Is one OF the best lie charges
per lesson.
eat paly trainer OF the National Athletic Club writes
that he vii night Eug he HornDaCher for 81 ~ a sde
WIN shin gloves ile lays that he Will meet Horn.
bach = at any time aud pacs lie may name through
Im suN, to make arrangemrnts
To I'M EpIIuR or Tuk SuN-Sir. Seeing Jack Smiths
challenge in Mondays SuN, wish state that / Will
ight him to Ln!sh with bare knuckes under London
ring rules. When fought him two years ago without
LAY training, Rler re, had trained for six weeks
called "A draw although had lin icke 4 ia liz third
round MIKE DuSuVaN the Heavy weight
To TmE EpIroR Tnr SrN-SI. some time ago
l.nee to match Patsy Farley OF iirOoayn against any
", pound man on Long Island for goo n side Jack
Quinn accepted the challenge. and his backer posted
Slr' to sho" he was in earnest appoint ell W. T.
Harding 70 hrrLnGe ihe match telng tired rum hy
O. sew York On ID goose chase fAr.ey with nv
r"lr's"natINe met quinn ami hs hacker He refused
10 arrange "A match tor less than S1yJ side Quinn
never fought Tor so III lus lie, and that amount is
sufficient for hum for do cousiier him a fourth
purses out Hollywood On sunday with blg pil ,ow
gloves Now. am aboat soh o. l,unn aud lis Iartv
hni ther do not name day 10 meet Farley nui ar
range match, Hi.ai draw NV money from the Tuir>
"'fr'-, and be under ts IMPRESSION that the Scotch
Champion II ARA Il 10 ert lar.eY. Ny challenge ~
sli "pen I" match Farley tO fight ~, pound man
On Long Island ALIAANutR BausS,
The sun., 1890-03-12
Billiard and Fool Notes.

J g Hagemeyer the cyclonic pool player of tho
champion Atalanta Boat club, 10 now tic with ". e.
Duscher for irst place In the tourney.
In the pool tournament OF the Rhode Island Wheemen
Messrs Perkins and Cooke are tied for rst place. while
in the billiard tournament the former captures first
prize.
The following is the score Of game Of pool paved at
FRANK A. sauers, ~, William street between two
81. Lamar-s, 3. 9, 10, II, II, l.. l. 2-75
The Titan Athletic Club state that they claim the
Metropolitan Athletic Club pool chamDionslip ns none
Of tho other athletic clubs lave accented their cha
ienRo for team contest and they Will defend tho title
with teams OF six men, fty point continuous pool each
man to pav the other and tue losing team buy the
winners individual trophies.
Young Ives the Lil.iAr!ist IN Rochester Friday
and yesterday giving exhibitions at the CONNER ral
Club, lie played with JACK Bes~my"r. The crack OF
western New York, and play al"al of him all around
They put up straight games ani fied the II inch talk
limo. On Saturday night playing with the haLk line,
Ives outdid even himself, maAing single run of ~
points, lO more than his best in New York friday
night, In the plain game, he ran up ~! In round
The positions OF the contestants in n" continuous roul
tournament OF the kiugs County Whesnen As fol-
The sun., 1890-03-12

The state champion ind Tn" "X-Stnto
champion sat down TO tho ntth game Of their
match In the Manhattan Chess Club rooms last
evening" Mr.. Dcmar handled tho white and
selected tho queens pawn orening. to which
Mr. LipschIt2Icp ed in tho generally approved
way. When Mr.. Dcimar had apparently tho
letter developed position he sHcriiod
til" exchange. for two pawns, making
tho battlefield, alter twonb eight moves
had been made. present m interesting position.
After u few more woSes II appeared IA though
DclmRr had the better GAme. He adHHn 40! his
queen 5 knight and bshops pnwns, and formed
his pieces ready II support the advanced
pnwEs. while Ills King was safely placed on
kings, knights second; Lipschut IT, however,
moved with tho confidence OF n c2nluoIor.
Offering an exchange Of bishops on
his thirty; second move, A. the tortieth
move, Mr.. Stcinit2. who had followed tho bat
tle. whispered to an acquaintance: " ! believe
Lig,scnnt u can win by l'-k y I. LipssGh9tzs
and made the move after mature doliporation
Following up his advantage. lie caused Delmar
70 resign the game on tho forty ninth move.
Tho score now stands to / in favor OF Lip
schultz.
The sun., 1890-03-12

ROCHESTER,. March 1l.-Thrco hundred dogs
Of every kind howIei. barkei, bayed and whined in
the big Washington Rink today. The second annual
bench show OF the Rochester Kennel club opened at
o'clock this morning and will continue untl Friday
night, Tho entry DO Ks show iust 2' entries, inciud
Ing about l3O dogs from tls chicago show, Just closed
Although the number Is less tAn last year, tho vario
ties exhibited are more numerous Tho maslin class
ans the famous Melrose FRINGE, owned by r. T..
uurkee of hiCaRO, who asks SdObl for his pet that
the cut dog show III Sew YORK tile WeStmn
Eter cup and tharngc cup James Whitney of this
city has his handsome dog Horace on eNhb non IN This
class. Hounds eSery representative breed in the
land have stalls IN the rink.
In the deerhound asa ia shown Memnon, winner OF
twenty prizes Greyhounds i'll "A number OF benches
Tho beat OF this class are Onsp ratuT valued at slW;
laHlehurs, winner q nnmeTons lTnes; Fannie ~,
Gypsy. and others ". \ NAl-wOrth OF Geneheo has
eNcluSvs control Of tie prizes for oshounGs iiis arc
tho only eutriey AMI hr SNhhi.s dozen dogs They
make n splendid showing aud consequently attract
considerable attention. particularly from rpoTtsmel
Pointers display I'd lnrgrr number than other
dogs In the rink They Z ean from M % M and
pleasing look at Iue prizes pHerri in this class
larger han In any other hence the entry Fcd cocker,
cumhor and Irish wafer -pau1s Furnish "A nne -Peo-
taCe for tho dog admirers I've show Of cOies II naE
nlcrnt also III" Nlvit uf h"ngeS fox terriers BLACK
and tan Irish terriers uni Ncoch terriers
The sun., 1890-03-12
Cricket.

Tho formation OF the new Cricket League
has caused some bad feeling among the
ab0uiS and one OF them said yesterday The position
OF the Metropolitan District Cricket League does not at
present seem ut all assured Indeed, with the Staten
Island Cricket and PRse Rail club the Berkeley oval
the Brooklyn the Amateur League and even tho Old
II George Eleven unrepresented It is difficult under.
stand how anything ike representative League could
be formed The fact that the clubs mentioned are
composed Of more crickcters and more men who arc
interested in cricket in this vicinity than tho League
number goes far TO prove this
The main for these clubs not Joining tho
League IN that has been clearly In IN
past both in Philadelphia aud IN England that cricket
TO the interests of the game. It well llknown fact
maj cTlGketors are very rlary OF acknowedyng any
Which is the sole Judge and arhrer Of all cricket mat
sTs. ana when. az We understand league is formed
vidua rights u memters OF clubs 1t Ii wonder that
many cluO, refuse e. acknowledge
VIII not prove inlmcal to "r,krt here and that tLe
strongest team that can he wok"d from the leaguers
ana non leagnen viii oll"-e tho lngIish players IN
The Lowing committee. we're appointed by tho
Chairman " u. parilge. and + w, smith tcaItaini
hasr hail-n.C G. IopAhs Eugene lreaIwell an James
The Rochester cricket Cluh the champions Of west.
ern New York have r"orgnuIlci for the season Of 80
ii.e % Officers chosen are lr"-ident nr Albert IeRg,
nowden, Charles Ar"rrrOmnlr $. e. I.ongsI0w and r
T. Inrcho-' Secretary and Treasurer Thomas Pil
mer: Captain q ~ puun Wee AZ tam. NJ sch-nnnn.
The captain intends arranging schedule OF games TO
oe played with tic other clubs IN th.s vicinity during
meeting ~ tho secroorcs Of tho cricket clubs oS
New York and district no associated with the newly
forme Cricket League VII meet next Saturday At
! NJ he 0n'cc ~ Mr. uer II Guy Tempe Court TO
draw upaFch-iulo of games FOR the ensuing season
Ihc sce arsS Of the ogbs IN The League Invited to
The sun., 1890-03-12

In arecent hunt upon the estate OF Lord Granville
England tie fox no ted through the hall OF the cast
iuO tie craving room with the hounds right upon hun
Poor TeYnari was killed by the dogs Rt the mauteL
II would lie well for amateur anglers particularly to
study tic hshlmg laws of New fork-here they arei
30 person thhll catch Kill black bass in the
waters or Lake MRhOpac Of Columbia county iOr In
the waters OF SchroOn Lake kyer Paradox Lake in
Essex or warren counties or IN Friends Lake In War
rem county oT ~ Skanea'ees Lake N UnondagA and
Iayuga counties Or In Lake Erie and Niagara River
nlOye Niagara talls the American side between the
lst day OF January and tho lst day OF Jn'y in Lake
GeOrgc Or ~ HTaut Lake. in Warren county between
ne lst day q January and te lst dAI Of
August or catch or kill any black bass, OsWeRo
hasa musk ka0nge, or pike perch or wall eysd pike lu
Oneida Lake. between tho lat day of March and tho
Oth day ~ May or In other waters Of the HtRto
Sctween tho ls day q January and the 2nLh day Of
Niagara tah ON the American side where the same
shall NOT DO caught, killed or had In possession or eK
posed for sale IN Erie county between the LIST day OF
January and ths lat day Of July but thus section dSsi
propagation. or the stocking or other WAteTA except
that bass ana mqhkAllouEe may be caught in the e
oT.sriS lake cCHsSES and la Black hS In e LHE
oAy ot January.
The sun., 1890-03-12

Shooting MT GInss nnll..

FREEHOLD, March 1.-THE weekly Rlass ball
shoot Of the Hillside Gun club Of Atlantic township
took place Colts Neck Yesterday The Grst match
ten balls, Was won by Henry FOlhemus who ma!e a
clean score The next shoot at balls was won by
Henry POlhemua William Foster, and William A.
WAilinR, each breaking Z Thomas sherman broke T.
and John POlh emus went out WithG The third shoot
i've balls. by Henry and John P0lhrmus
each bTeaklnE William Foster and William Walng
next matt at ten balls, Thomas Sherman and John
rOlh"mus won with r each. Henry rolhsmus and
William WAilins were second with each and WI liam
Foster WAS tlird with Tho conc,udng event a
aud swung back and forth This shoot was wCn by
william NaInR who broke 3. ThOma. sherman was
second with john POhemus AMI Will m Foster being
third with each. Henry rUlhemus broke
The sun., 1890-03-12
or to See the McAuiine.Cnrror Fight.

Con, brother Of Jack McAulirre. left for San
Francisco with party Of friends yesterday morning.
Tie party will 90 straight to the Pacific slope where
they viii see the championship battle between Jimmy
."rfoi OF Roston and Jack McAuIine of Brooklyn.
Rctote leaving. Con McAuline received letter from
vne ot ne rectots extending an invitation to him and
several friends, which included Jimmy COlvle Of Bos
Ton and Larry killen The champions brother will
carry several thousand dollars for brooklyn sporting
men 10 place on the man from the ity OF Churches
me haht VIII take place On March -, In the OF
the IhOtnia Athletic club The change uf dates was
que to AN oident which happened to President Fula
WINE out shooting a short time ago hcAulffe writes
that his arm IL getting strong AMI be In ptUl er
form when the time arrives fer him to do battle
The sun., 1890-03-12

Bowling SOteS

The dates Of the series of friendly match games be-
tween The New York and Brooklyn Bicycle CLUBS are at
New forks alleys on March - and at Brook yn = on
April :. "
, In tho handicap bowling tournament OF tho New
YORK bicNce LAB the scores made Odell POS;
SchutAs 1872, Cambr"lens ISJ GpiCouriR Isl Shrtrer
i-i; rsnIiefon ~, Lansing ~ Hanson, i76 Stot,
Ia SHAW, l'u. FmdIry lU1, Shipsey. 1917 Charlotte,
49,; bogMt 100: liimsledL l47 Mcfadden, II1, hey
decker l4+; Daniels, lJs, NsbetL I3<; Weir, ISI;
Kit, lis.
The Columbus and Mascot clubs play ed the third game
OF their match on tie MaECOts alleys last Friday even.
ing resut ting In favor OF the Nascots by eighty pins
Several rrcRu!aritirs having been committed during
the progress o. the last games combined with tho fact
that two OF the games were rolled the Mascot Q
alleys In lieu OF tho last game being played urA
alley as usual has resulted great diBsatiSfac
amonR the members Of the Columbus Club MA well as
among the large party Of spectators that present.
To settle al further disputes the Columbus boys have
chhilenHed the MhScotH to roll again six "A side
best TWO out Ut three, for money prize So First
game at Ariou Hail second at Chris Homs and third
On a neutral alley.
The sun., 1890-03-12
RILLIARDs IND POOL.
The Amn,snr IlnIlsra Tourney.


The second game Of tho handicap billiard
tournament at Maurice Dalys billiard room,
80 The Assembly" in Washington street. Brook
yn last night attracted crowd Of friends OF
the contestants and admirers Of billiards. des-
ptc the uniavorable weather Tho contest
ants were William Barnard who received a
handicap OF $50 points, and Arthur II. Town
send tscratchl. The latter is very flno rail
nlnyor and In recent practice game made n
run OF 369 points Ho competed In last years
Racquet Club championship tournament, and
met with his only defeat in the deciding game
for the championship at tho hands OF Orville
Oddie He regards the handicap ho Is asked to
Eivo the other contestants In tho present tour
nament rs an unjust ono, and thinks ho has
little or no chance to win first pri1c.
1t was S:l5 o'clock when they banked for the
lead. Barnard winning md selecting the white
ball. lie ran 3, failing to count on n hard
draw, Townsend then ran 90, continually try
ing to rail the ivories and missing n straight
follow shot. Barnard seemed nervous aud
PLAYED poorly, while Townsend seemed ronn-
dent, and in his sixth inning got tho spheres
on the rail. clicking OFT l23. which brought his
score up TO l7G. while barnard had but lG but
tons 10 his credit.
This rather took tho wind out of Barnard's
sails, and In his next inning he scored u goose
oEEs OWnSenu ukdIu EOl llIt bhils bunCueU Ill
his fourteenth inning and sat down with "a
smile after he had secured 9s carroms. Ho was
playing good billiards, nud he looked as If he
was entirely satisfied with tho game
he was, putting up Ills average at
tho end of the tWenty-lIth inning was
II, and he held "A commanding lead over his
9rronent who had only y FONTS. Both mon
inge, barnard playing to l"ay" the balls safe
whcnrvor it wns possible for him TO do so
can't get the balls rolling for mo- he re-
marked as he sat down niter missing simple
draw, which punched the balls and lot his or-
honent a .et up. In thn f9riinth inning
to i93 leaving him ~ t. 60. Tho. game is
too long, said Townsend I'm getting tired
OUT Then he angrliy storrod up tu the tahlo
and ran tho game out with Il run Of SN-rather
good Tor n tired man.
This evenings game will be between Or.
Jennings, 800 points and George A. MoultOn,
2Ih uoints.
The score Is us follows:
ss,1ownsenI-en Il, . , :, ig2 o. 5 ILL. 10. l. ~,
., g. %. :, T. a. l. l. y, q, l.! q, e.. l'. -. , o. z
=. = Z 3 a. :. o q q l. ., Il, bs-5oL Average. ~
"o47 highest runs 1913. 81, ~.
q -, q = o X - U, u-l5s Average 3 Is A, high
Referee-Nr Gardner. Matker-Edwnrd Miller
The sun., 1890-03-12
WHAT TIE FIGHTERS ARE DOING
Murray WIN Hsve 20 slrn yyI.hOu. Delay.

Mr.. John W. Gerlach. Secretary OF the Erie
County Athletic Club OF Buffalo wrote to Mr. Richard
n FoH ye'terday authorizing him to receive deposit
OF t"o from Billy Murray, the iopound champion, TO
bind match between him and Jack Lynch Of FhllA
deIphia Tho following Ia copy OF the articles OF
agreement which is now at Mr. Foxs ONCE awaiting
the signature OF Murray and the posting OF his forfeit
- "BUErALo. March ~ 1890.
THIS agreement made this day between Biily Nur.
ray OF New York city and Jack Lynch OF Philadelphia,
"a. 70 nght to finish with two ounce Enves IVtice
.INW Tlles 10 govern, to take place on Wednesday,
nnrl,H lsV9 AZ the Erie County Athlstc Club rooms
bui,Ao y Tor purse OF sJn, Of which S4'O will 10
70 lhe winner and SUO to the loser Rotn to weigh
~ ia a. A. i% pounds between the hours ot and Y o'clock
IN to forenoon OF April or forfeit Sn Each man to
% allowed three men as handlers besides himself We
shO anrSe 10 dep9s ~ tho hands q John W. Gefach.
tecrethry OF the Erie County e. fiOl each mat.
Ter OF good faith Referee to he tho Official OF tic
The sun., 1890-03-12

Tho announcement that Jimmy Larkin. the
clever i22pound puxst OF Jersey CITY will appear at
jimmy Lynchs benefit IN Tatepa Hal tomorrow night
to spar four rounds should be sufficient to IN the hall
toits utmost capacity. Larkn and Lynch are tile only
Two l22 pound pugsts in this part OF the country that
nave not met with defeat They are friends at that
~ moh WI eaNe shortly for New Orleans whore he is
~ ~ net inMmy i'aniorth ior Iurse OF Sluor before
nave arranged ts testimonial to hm, that he will 10
wen tQi ped with pUCk ct money iS SOuther trim
iAtkin lns promised Rod Mcmahon. lynchs backer,
.at ,e WI, r3siiiNry appear and spar -FOUR friendly
ROUNDS with the beneficiary II Lynch iE Rurcessl in
Lis match with haniorth then Lark and he will ar
range for ight his return this city ResIes this
-FOUR round bout, Cal Mccarthy Chappe Moran Tommy
Kelly, Jack quinn, and others VIII DpleAr.
The sun., 1890-03-12

There was an unusual large crowd at Maurice
and Johns billiard parors - Nassau street last nght
I" witness the NTH game OF the continuous pool tourua
ment now beng played there. The game was between
the undtfeatcd NJ srhiban and s Fin the frag o ex
port from the jeweiry district 10th players were
their mettle, and played very brilliant aud exciting
game Flip has made great Improvement In his play
since his return from the West and greatly surprised
eNoryb9dy " his strong game last evening" when lie de
fe8ted u. q SrhibAn by a score of 700 {" ~
The game this evening will have for contestants John
X Albert and RudOlph Horton