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III. rlorentne Base Rail Club would IKE TO Play a.
WW ','s Ii East EifnS Nth street
The F!yaways Of tho Eighteenth ward would like TO
aTsss Fo Bona I manage 81 East ssVsn,cSG
The Gin Base Ball club defeated The wyominEs by the
,f@,s % N 70 rSr n % 'H is Address K Won
Teide. 70 Gin street
THE Phoenix Bas. Ball club Of Brooklyn will play any
lea!iur base ball club OF New YORK. New Jersey or
G22 an rS Sf s1.e TRSo
county W"TId IKE to "rranES Satardav and sunday
f anen.ei iiS ' Std ,i It, Wrs IiCGottn j.
IT, Mercer RHsS Nail Clnn have erGanIGd Tor ne
ysrs %"a a sop | and Ad
dress Thomas Mally lS' Mercer street Jersey city.
The Kings County A. A are now ready TO book dates
for ,aiuTioystor month Of Juns nnd'uiy gaiformed
snesro,o, manager, no Cumberland street. Brooklyn.
Tho senators o; Hastings on the Hudson have organ
zen tHr ne ,2mS season w Sn t Ia Sa uneE
7years, Addrcs. cornelius j, Darcy, manager, Hast
July and August also Memorial lay. rney would hke
ontSf town cG6 Ewing sati"5o EaaranesS address
c. nogue manager 56 Broadway
ns Hef i f 9.E' HFnnEsS
SaTs's NSgnt Nsrm%ns IIGa'on' snS Il
are sill open to clubs having enclosed grounds.
The suburban base Ba,i CLIP Of fremont have the
ont Of town CLUBS giving guAran,ees May II - ana
SscToSry Of tie & suburban. s. E. fremont New York
Through the qn,trns efforts o. Manager John F!sn!
gan tie champions OF the miLncry trade. Tho suit
van, Drew 60. u u {, have been rcorEaniEed AMI
open to challenges from AL hrst class cOmmer
cial teams. Address John Flanagan, manager, tOJ
Broadway
The Hamilton club base ball team Of Jersey City have
organized for the with very strong nine aud
would like to hear from all amateur and semi profess
sional teams in New York Brooklyn, or Jersey city Ad
dress " Kennedy manager, PaVonia avenue and Eric
street. Jersey city.
The Eosenthal ilroS Unique champions OF the ruff
fling trade played against the ROsentha Bros linen
goods de parimrnt ami defeated them by score OF
and now challenge any other rT''ng or linen col.
lar house the city. Address j. Loeb captain, care Of
EOseuthal Bros 1T Greene St
The well known Rival Athletics have reorEanzed for
the and would ike 10 hear from good all
around PLAYER who must pay for his uniform. They
would alsO like to heRT from all uniformed teams VITA
players about IL * years Address Jas Hutchinson
lr. go Van Huron street., Brooklyn.
The Arnnrys of the Bows Club OF Calvary parish
would like 10 accept challenges from other boys club
mines or any other mines with PLAYERS from - to IL
years Mines with suits preferred Address Mtssrs.
Day and liuUerth, managers care Of Boys club Of Cal
vary parish, Ji4 East Twenty third street. city.
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Fighting Notes.

Paddy Mcbride started in to train yesterday at re-
sort Just outside OF fhAueUhla for his finish light With
Jimmy Lynch billy Fuse Is looking after MIN.
Jack LYMAN says that lie eNperts TO get another
match On with kennard the - Paul kid when tie lat.
exhibitions with Benny Mc'I.I Tie clever New Yorker
RiiV friIler, who knocked out by Bill FRANKLIN
last week is not satisfied WITH the result lie to
be put TO steep again. Mike Boyle has offered a $40
trophy for the men to spar six rounds for tonight
Tommy Kelly and Dick MOorohouse arc IN At Johns.
town Wy Kelly lstrslrlng Aoorehouse Tor liz lsht
with WetZe Brown At BuNalO on May - In letter to
friend IN this city Ne ~ says Moorchouss il in exec
Lent condition aud thinks he has no chance OF losug
II he keeps In trim
Harry maN il wiling 20 put up a purse OF S?5l for
eight between lomp EToiic. who quoted Joe ErncsE
50 easily f"w days ago, aud l4u IuAnl man VITO
would Ike 10 have 70 ~ irudie He VIII LlsO -
addressed in care OF lur SrN or the Euirr GGgeU.
To EuIruE o. Tur SuN--SIr, In regard TO the
challenge issued ny Francis llartof the l0TkviIc
T. Young heete Of tho West ENDS meet him IN -
ri ten ruun Is allow me 10 say that Okerfe will acc
modato hn any timO q kcstog friends will also a.
HIM for aIophy YAued a. any amount against !tuy
Atrur lOINNY MElpuA.
NEwGRE. n. j.
The following cable WAS received at the Tic, Grsr",
office Yesterday Both Pelican and Ofmonde c,uhs tJ.
nE secure George lhOn tho American conrel past
st and sumo Wallace - ugnt for 900 IN Their clu'-
Probably the Pelican Club may offer bigger purse than
urmUnle lIub. sporting men confident nov NAOE las
arrived that tho English champion will defeat huu
Wallace a, Nors oer To bet sOU or & 40 outside CAB
purse that no VIII win.
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Some interesting and exciting billiard games were
played i'll the continuous handicap Tournament Of Tho
Kings County Nhc"Imen on Wednesday evening re
SuliInR follows NCiardn beat Won ROrste.I 1910
Uu TO ~ NrLaran beat Anderson 100 to So anu Ncis
beat Won BOrstel utO@i.
To ms EnrDR Tut SUN-SIr' used 10 he some.
thing Of pool sharp when was young and have
the question OF fou raised in the fo~ers DE ORC
game decided y bundled times. AMI always way
Tie player ceases playing u, The precise POINT where
the fnui claimed and allowed. Therefore II he makes
foul after shot h" gets the ball he was legally in
pOssessIuR OF the table a. tie me II was pocketed
BI.I luor.
In the final games ot the pool and billiard tournament
OF IN. catholic Young Mems Society OF New YORK the
Spalling Literary Union defeated the St Alphonsus
Young Mems Socictyin tho Iattcrs rooms on Wtdnrs
day night by III" following scores iuOl-Spa,ilngS,
100. st. AlphOnsuS, - neutrality-suspicious. loo It Al
rhOnsuS 30 THIS decides the pool tournament in favor
Of the Spalings they having won ten out OF twelve
games played. Tie billiards is sti In doubt
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The National League.
Tho Players League.

BROOKLYN tr L.. Z; CHICAGO tr. L.lIG
Headed by Comiskoy tho old ex-St. Louis
captain, and tho boisterous Arie Latham the
Chicago tP. L. toam made their first appear
ance on the Eastern Park grounds yesterday,
and although considerably handicapped
through Second B8seman PfCfer's absence
they gave Johnny Wards men about the hard
est fight they have had this season. The
grounds were in worry bad condition and al
though plenty OF sawdust was used 1t had no
effect for nearly every one of the runners who
reached first base went skating in n mud pool,
which left its trade mark on their uniforms.
Tho contest, nevertheless. was a very good
exhibition. The fielding was sharp, and there
was enough batting and base stealing on both
sides to make 1t quite interesting. The con-
test was never out OF doubt, and it was the
best kind Of uphill work that enabled the
Brooklyn team to pull victory out OF the fire.
At ono time il looked as If Orrs stupid work
in retaining the ball long enough to allow
man to score would result disastrous but Van
Haltren evened matters with his stick work,
and Bauer's clever base hit settled tho doubt.
The outfelders did exceedingly well in getting
pitchers were very effective Van Haltren
was at times wild, but then he managed to
keen the hits scattered. Latham was a barrel
of fun for the 4O9 spectators present. His
sayings were very original and the crowd
found plenty to laugh at. The score:
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EErrrR. TRrRcEs
). $. n .Score = s. n Scor.
First game.....3 - 1919 First game B 1875
Second game = 3 lG' Second game las
Tota's....... = II 3 15H Totals .... aII 343
umpirc-A rauIsen. Scorer-J Il. Scnwacke
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CITY COLLEGE ATHLETES
Good Games Under UninVorhbie Conditions
at the Hcrk elrN Oval.

| Tho sixteenth annual spring games Of the
College ct the city OF New York Athletic Association
were decided at tho Berkeley oval Morris Dock, yCser
day afternoon before an ts,cmbage which, while not
particularly numerous, was enthusiastic to marked
degree tho lavender coors of the college being waved
in tho breeze. Several ladies who were on the grand
stand were particularly enthusiastic Tho officers were:
Referee II. W. Powell - JudeeS-F. T. Perham.
NJ A. c. IL Mchell d = e.; J. McBarron. ~ ard U.
c. Shade. ~. Tinekecpers- Robert soll, Now York
A. c., and A. L. DOremus 10, CerkHof tho course-E
H. BaynrS l.. l. A. A, and l. l. kempner. c. L A. a.
Judge OF wakinS-w. $. Arthur American A. c. An.
nouncer-R +. Chapman, w. Standardization N.
Earle '0i; W. G. Bovrer. 9O J. C. cakes '9i; Franz
sigel 90 and Il. II. BaynoS a3.
The mornings rain had made the track very heavy
but the collie CLANS Succeeded in lowering several rec
ords, despite this untGvoraOle circumstance
WON ~ u r. Sra Hs ar ia f
~ g Yards sso%Snd Tine II 80 se SSr&s hee SG
marx % !5Ss ysrdsi SECOND lime i sss.nds Final
Nh. HT: dfS
tscrStch, J. A. Iauman W go YARDS, second Tine
F%nnHs F Jag w Hy FTsnn Sx'
eli T.la. s P S5 sy s @
Wneinle Walk thnndicap)-wonbr A. Mcrz, $500
onds) E. II. Bnypes, od Soratch second Time min
R1yT.r tsstS with 81 feet ~ inches W r. Wood
''f Twohnndred Sndtwsn,y yard Hurdle Race ChSnGs
RePy " jr % l sS ?! y - HARRISON % yards
second. Time, 20 seconds .,
Sigel ay G. feeD with feet inches; H. s iumphries
'q2 u inches serond.
Threelcgged Race lsCratch-Walkover for Team No.
T. :. II. LutE, 81, and J. h. Greenbnum W. No time
taken.
Two.hundred. md twentv-yard Dash 'handicarl-
Won by W NJ Graft ~ (scrntcnl; L. GOldmRrk, " Go
yards) second Time, - seconds
Three mile Run thandcap)-NOn by Van u. LanrnSh,
'e3 $50 yardsl + II. haynes (sCratc), second Time,
II minutes 2Ihe seconds
onemiie bicycle Face thandtcar>-won by II pWer
rs (scratch) q. H. Zimmerman. Ol 60 yards second.
Time minutes 10 seconds breaking tue former record
By nearly minute
aT cratchl, A. Heine. .U4 90 YARDS, second. Tno,
81 seconds.
OF S for a winner aud . for second plsce were as
follows: W. '. holly Jro ld IL H. Baynes IS: 7.
sigel, 10; W NJ. Craft ~; :; F. Gardiner. g: J y.
9reenbGum. 4 : Il Lutz- 4 W. Z Boyrer; .; Van R.
3: L. Toidmark 3; ". r Wood. 3; l.. g. Zimmerman,
3: A.. Heinc. ); H. 5. Humphres, 81 W. y. Harrison s.
and J. A. BauInan,
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Base Ball Notes.

W. H. Gle pitched tho whole game,
Dunlap released by the Pittsburgh aubYestorIay.
club. 'Hs' .4'''S LAS 'S"'D WIN '"0 0"N'1"a Cal
RoadsrIn the National League the visiting club gels
80 per cent.
The Buiiao Il. L. team stopping at the Grand
Central Hotel
DALEY will pitch for the Brooklyn Association team
to day against the IuicdOs.
of the fifteen games lost by Manager Kennedy team
eight have been lost Uy run
Fred Pf-ncr tile Chicago n. L.) Clubs second base.
man, is lad M with srrained ankle
Bob Ferguson and Billy Iobert have assigned TO
oiciate IN the Buffalo series at brotherhood FarK.
nThe Long Branch Base Ball Association, seventy
Murphy viii rItsh '--'' -''' am quay
Mattimore has signed with the brooklyn Association
who will 20 in the box
Ga Il. ofS wHq ay9ns is d.
burEhs have dropped slSooo SO far,
II; G K.1Cog1or played second base for tho New
was s5s lie played third hass III eleven games
The Players League CLUB IN FroohyM can certainly
sidered the handsomest structure OF It's Kind in tho
The staten Island Athletics patrons will be highly
pleased when they hear that Manager tonr9y has again
mines only weak spot
To morrow afternoon the University of Pennsylvania
% VIM 9 me eT S .s VIII S l On" Sae S S
Athletics at West New Brighton
HARrFoRD May T. Lynch has been released Winkel.
released by Jerssy o1 oiy WI mays a trial lie had
This will 10 ladies day at Washington Park, BROOKLYN
President Tyrnc always did ynuc hr pr sencs of jGe
attention 10 lie coI"tort and son, eniera"
EAuoN. May II The Ias,on Baee Ran Association
to Si s's% IN the ais lie vii report o 10 AYR ~
thg Harrisburg game on Saturday The EaS'ou tla1
to be strengthened.
Every man %no has gIayoa, or The Eo;tog r. H.
cOn.trurton is made nj OF moudor's lluy whe bar
excellsd.
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COULDN'T "FIX" GODFREY.


George Godfrey. the colored heavy weight.
has decided to do no more sparrG nj iSL as lie wants
to take AROou rest uurIug tho summer he intends
spend several weeks at lis native place Charlotteo
r l.. L. and in tue fall Will open 4 new school. He and
his pupils will give exhibition at the school Wednes
day evening. May ~
In speaking yesterday about his recent fight with Car
diff, he said lie considered himself lucky in still having
his eyesEht NO Que can make me beneve," said
godfrey, but what Cardit had a piece iron in
heel of his right glove" The cuts received close TO the
left eye could not possibly be made with glove. They
were very small and about half in deep. Tho old
time rinRRoers who saw the cuts have expressed the
same opinion"
The talk about tho fight being fake denied by
Godfrey AS was also the report that they had divide
the purse.
"ireceiyed 81. 100" said Godfrey land you can bet
Cardiff did not receive n cent OF it, Cardiff received
SEQ for coming here $3.50 tho losers end of tho
purse and $'t for training expenses II he had acted
more Rentlemany would have given HIM Slu4 When
tho match was postponed the first time Cardifs mana
Ger asked me to divide the purse lie claimed Carlf
was not In condition. aud needed money 10 pay of
mortgage his house. IL agreed he would take Car
dlf and myself OF tho large cities and give
hihtions told him that would not agree to anysuch
pr OPPOSITION. and Carditf for the stun
]. and that expected 10 get the big end Of IT,"
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MILLIONS OF ANIMALS.
You Cannot SEQ Them. hut You May be
Devoured by Then " You Are Not on
Your Guard.

You Cannot SEQ Them. hut You May he
Devoured by Then Ir You Are Not on
Your Guard.
Malatia-bad air. what is bal air. II Is air
loaded with millions OF minute animals too small TO be
seen by the naked eve and every one OF them poison
GUS Look at n sunbeam where It comes streaming
through your window aud notice the millions OF atoms
Of us that IL contains You do this dust except
as it ismado visible in a sunbeam Then think how
many thousands OF millions OF smaller animals there
must be in every brenth into tho lungs and not
ono OF which can be seen But they must live, and
they live upon that portion of the human body which
they get at This is malaria Is it any wonder thst
nearly every man and woman is troubled with itf Is 1t
not rather wonder that they arc mt troubled more
nut what can be done XIII tho germs How Nothing
Quckly and certainly does as pure whiskey Nothing
30 certainty INJURIES A. impure whiskey and no whskey
ever known that is 50 absolutely pure In every re-
spect rs Duny's rure Malt Prof Henry A. Mott OF Now
York declares il; MIR VIM 7, cutter Stato Chemist Of
necticut unhesltatney asserts IT. all prominent
scientists doctors aud professors who have invest
gated 1t fully agree and are unqualified in their coin
niendntionu
Any man or woman who feels tired weak, exhausted,
despondenL with all the signs of malaria and malsrih
poison. should not delay and cannot do better than to
use, in the proper manner and with moderation puiys
Pure Malt whiskey Re careful in purchasing II. how
ever to secure the genuine Like other valuable things,
II has limitations and many dealers are dishonorabe
enough to try and sell and injurious goods. DO
not he deceived but insist upon having tho genuine
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nocnInna County wneeImen,. Knec Meet

A good ontry list has been received by the
Rocklaud County Whcelmon Tor their race meet to-
morrow and some exciting contests should place
between the different fast mer. numerous wellkno"n
riders having entered. Tie list Of entries and handi
caps ar as follows for CLUB members only;
unc hundred yard dash lhnndicap-I- cole, scratch;
J. u. oakley ,r, one yard; q. Gardner three yards
V Van uskik. nve yards: u Cole, three yards Half
mic (scratch-J D. Oakley, Jro L. Colo and l. d. Cole
Hail mile Clandcapl-N. GARDENER, scratch: C. Row.
yards One mile lhsudicapJ-H GARDENER scratch: 1.
cole, eighty yards u. IOc, forty yards Open events
one mile tscfatch)-A v FishbouEh n Hastings and
u. r. Ntousy l.. ", ". {. lleydecker n y - g. W.
J. Mastcrsp. u b. C.. u Z. cakes Il. c. Ohundre |.
anItwony yard dnsl-G RicHio scratch q Kiesng.
ns r ys IS %TS = T. n HH t sm gar " fu
Two mile Handicapped, r. Stoney T. W.. scratch: ..
lleydecker y s Il e.. and W J. MaSterson. G..
twenty i've yards A. W Fi,hbOurg, r. W. forty yards,
aud f. II. holm L. C. w. no yards From the handicap
allotted the last there appears but little chance Of
any one else being IN tho race
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New Haven T. LaumAns Hartford T. y. Sutton; WI.
mingtOn. J. Corcoran. Releascd-By Worcester, John
stafford; New Haven. Brady; Newark, T. llarkins.
Moo'ice ~, w. j.. sullivan, wilmington. j. j. RAT
ferty J. Millman, " kienze ). Halpin 4. W Lawson,
r Mclaughlin u Cox, G. Smith b. Spiodel; Jersey CITY
; Brady T. Lynch, Baltimore. J. A Korns
JAMS n. BHADkN, Secretary.
Manager Nutrio In explaining the poor showing made
ly s team My ieam went into tic struggle with
scarcely any preliminary practice The Indianapolis
uncertainty OF whero they would be located ana con
rcquenly nearly every man was in very poor conuun
start directly into championship games which they
were obliged 10 do on their arrival in New lork M
stead Of getting their arms and muscles into shape
gradually by means Of easy practice games US Is Gus
tUinary,'
urS,tr, May I5.-Secretary Roche of the Western
League has announced the appointment as umpire OF
viii umpire the Denver series IN 81. Paul commencing
Saurday MIR Roche has hard work getting ulniires TO
nh Mriaughn's and Blogg'E places The latter re.
signed by request every club who had PLAYED under
Roche desired DOfscher and Brien Of tusbrgh, but
10th were secured by tho American Association. l! g
also tried get Goldsmith and Jack kerns but could
not come to terms with either.
BAirrNoNE May l5.-Pitchcr Frank Foreman Of the
Cincinnati club arrived in town to day and was asked
why lie did not accompany the team TO rhiadelphia
lis reply that lie granted leave OF absence
until next Monday, when the club VIII lie III br1uklyn
lie truth OF the matter Ia that the Cincinnati manage
has received letter from PhiladclphA TO tie
effect that shOnll Foreman appear in that city an III
iuucton woulh lie gotten out 10 prevent liz playing.
re brotherhood players still sore over foremans
Wii,iI1 tic Baltimore CLUB at Wards instigatnn was
won over by Manager Barnie who sold his release to
cincinnati Joe Sommcr. who was released by the
Cleveland League team to day signed once more win
placed in right Held. while the present occupant
d liuurkn will utilized rs u pitcher
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A very important meeting OF this association
was held Tuesday night, at which the association
completely roorganiEod and put upon a sound TIA
els This was brought about by the old officers Of tho
organization resgning and The following corps OF
officers elected President, the Rev John l.. Ecudder
Vice President Mr.. George Thomas; arcretary, T. 3.
AmOry; Treasurer, ". Anderson captain. Ar udeil;
Lieutenant, II. cox. Tie BOARD Of Governors
MessTs Barker Souc, Cabcart Iorse. Greene Iiiard,
Cox, Odell Clark. iIiah, and Sklman.
A new constitution was adopted. which every
detail necessary 10 CuD's management The soca-
ton utenGs To mold entertainment in the church.
from which expects 10 roaIe enough money TO 1T Ont
OF rooms and equip o! the best Symnasiums in
the city.
There are number of good track athletes in the
club who viii TO heard from the cnuer path this
season. they will under The clubs and
white ball club he known MS tho tabernacle
Base Hail tIun Will be uniformed equipped and PLACED
upon the Geld 1t Will DE one "f tho lest hines
IN hudson county.
The next regular meeting night will he Tuesday,
May ~ In the lecture room Of the church OH York
street at which there will he Board OF Trustees elect
ed. and other important business transacted The
initiation fec Isl, and ines - cents for The present
Tho association Is strictly amateur. and only respect
able Young gentlemen Ui tile highest character Will DO
AlllMen
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Come. voEellu.. rut Up Your Money.

Since tho 1lj-pound boxing championship
competition among members OF the Wayne Athletic
loQuacity among dissatisfied ones regarding tile Prov
ess OF NJ. sheridan and 7. Nogelius, who were com
baauts in the final bout As all minded lovers Of
the manly art who were present admit that she idan
his merts nevertheless there an obnoxious
few whose opinion ~ aberrant. Now. there II
only one way u back W opinion gentleman residing
spor,s yesterday deposited WITH fHk SuN $50 10 be-
used in the interest OF Mr sheridan Tho gcntlemans
idea is to make the NogeluS people put ny Ee sun OF
money and let the respective ttc knights have ten
round e. at the rooms Of some prominent athletic
cub OF the place, the winner u receive SW' Fonhy
Tho money subscribed BY the gentleman fGr tais pur
pose will remain at Tlir SrN Office Until Monday await
ing the action Of the agsTessors
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W heeling.


Tho Queens County Whot'meA will have club run to
MHnUrn on May 80
Tile regular month tx meeting of the citizens Bicycle
'Iub VIII 10 Held On Monday neNt
There IL great uncertainty to WHO VIII win the
t"rlll>'NN' Inhe ruad race on May 80
Harry Hal the celebrated road racer Of the Now
esey AtheGr uub says that he is IN inc form Tor tho
ifNURIJh MllbuTn road race On Decoration Day.
A u. Rich, the well.knoNn cYc.isl NJ tho berkeley
At"hn cum injured limsef qulte severely about ten
cav ago WNe training nl tue track Al EafkceN Oval.
lir was maA,nE I'VE mile trial, aud when within
quarter Ot mile OF the distance his wheel ran INTO
hoe ~ the track tho sudden jar hun 10 break
blood vessel lie finished tho distance, however IN
very fs-f time SvS reporter Mr.. Rich, and he
tald the doctor had forbidden him to ride IN les- than
three weeks or month but that he tecIs perfectly
well. lie Is much Disappointed ~ the accident Il
nave heen rd'ng faster thnn ever before don't know
what came over ne this NIrng hut for some reason
have tct though could beat anything Tho division
championship cunes OIL AZ the emu of this month, aud
II DO not get mace lhcn Will he barred from The L.
\. V championship at NHvRra. Notwithstanding or
Tr riding eaRIy every daY but u il all do
10 hold myso! lack. MY ambition Is to beat NinAc.
ana think can do H. After have defeated him |
will give any one chance to rare mo and then retire
from tho track. only hope his accident will not
knock me out
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The Falcon Gun Club,

Tho Falcon Gun Club OF Brooklyn hold tho
last OF its monthly Shoots for the season of l~N9 and
1870 on Louis Millers Dexter Park ground yesterday
afternoon owing fact that the competition forth
club badge and the handsome extra prizes offered for
the year las dwinled so hat only live members re-
NAMED practically in the rnce, only six marksmon prt
IN an appearance shoot the u.i year. Those who
had come n way disappointed. for the birds
were good lot. considern- Tie season ana the after
Moons sport was enjoyed 20 It's fullest extent
The club shoots under Long Island rules with one en-
CeHnn birds may he kile! with the second barrel but
count only haf bird rUie formerly IN force also
with the Fountain Dun CiEh The shooting was good
throughout Mr.. Van Sthlcn the veteran of the club
and Mr. M"l.er t.eng ont Of the possible 10. On
the shoot of Moller defeated Van StaCen by 5 TO .
AsWerpStHkcs live by follow ed the regular event,
Miller an staten NARht and ROuv being the winners
Glass ball shooting up the OF the afternoon the
scores in the two varying IN the most surprising
manner. Miller who Of the winners in the first
shoot the green globes took last place but in tho
second ard BOty. Whn last in the first contest,
carried on first honors IN tie tnal race.
The
club shoot modified Long Island ruleR 10 live birds.