The sun., 1890-01-14
Odds and Ends OF sports.

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tho lsSt rev year: under ne guidance Of M San
from cricket point of view. that It viii Be no saGpPsc
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Pointer ou6 ana The MSst Club The Judges thus ."
lected are sporting dogA James Mortimer sport
inK doGR Major Taylor: spanels A.. L. WimerdinR;
pointers !. Hitchcock and fox tsrrierA August Bel
mont Jr.
To rur EDITOR or THE sux-sr: In answer to the
challenge issued in your paper BY John Brown to o.
Fox wish that win accept the challenge for
any amount aud am ready 70 meet him at Tue Sur once
or Ninth Regiment Armory. TO siGn agreement At any
time also wish to state that he has right sign
champion OF the world. as have held II for ths past
six years and no one has ever won the title from
gave exhibition assisted by two brotherA about
10 meet Mr., Brown and he did mot appear:
CHARLES III. Fox.
Champion of the World 500 West Thirtscnt6 Street.
The principal foot AenR Rroands In Australia are at
Botany and considered the nneSt in the world As
high as 5000 has been given there for a l5lyArd
the extent of S40O Al what known the Earring.
ton track they by electric light TAKE the
four mon In any heat and you will usually md only
A"tryeE" the rest are what they call stif" that st
Let bookie $500 TODAY he robbed OF IL the
next race day SO It goes on and s only question
be the order OF tue day.-BoIton Gote.
Tho Fenoers, Club which has done good work for six
years in spreading tho taste for fencing in New York
in hall at West Twenty eighth street near
Fifth The floor has the space for feno-
Ing higher ceilings and better light Monsieur Armand
will DO the chief instructor Capt H. Nicolas will remain
Rt 10 West Twenty fourth street and open a school OF
fencing for ladies and gentlemen Mr. Francis LAthrop
yellow, with high wainScot OF Japanese mating and
sword rack or shelf Banning RrOnnd the hall In ts
quarterstho fencerI club enters . new period
OF success In promoting the noble art Of the sword