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wheeling Notes.

The members hip Of the Mercer County wheelm'n,
recently orGAnizedin Trenton. now numbers forty,
TheSew York Bicycle Club will hold smoker their
CLUB house I4e west End Saturday. jan .a
1t is stated that Al Banker the spesdy man OF he
season
The rapid increase of the safety bicycles during the
In q short time be entre.y used
rrsdsriSE c9uinEsey the Eeltknoyn c,r racer and and
mp with severe attack Of pneumonia.
The haTs% ThesRsn will ana par EHns ssn,SI ~
during the season.
SudiRS sinIef path nds OF is TAS S
runner, aES n and cyclists 4 SSt through,
The BY s SsS&S a sna
come on tbe Rhode Island men can expect dele
CATION of fast from here.
.hI, city and about whom ,heIe has been eSnslderabs
S.T 8, aaiS Ga and 1t is un
One of most successful of Hariford's wheel cuba
Is the Connecticut Bicycle Club The club membeshp
TIA. are now on nI Ss
nrsT vaesneiss INC Club occupies elegant club
has h: Psy es @ss
tha ensuing year, First Lieutenaqt A MCAra sec.
Eirs. Color bearer J. 4 HaioTsy; Second tol0r
III: EsrsesX 3 hisS s Cigo Eis nTRsT n are
be under. The care Of that wsliknoWn traiuer ". D.
Troy, and will eompste In all races on the other side
Should HindIe show the form he did IN 1855 the EnglAh
racing will not be able 70 ride with him a. all
Mr.. r. A ElWeiL the protector Of the EiWe Euro
tourA already beginning Preparations for this
seasons tour The route lnoi9deS France sSt5sra1d
will done the wheel Il will afford the participants
excellent opportunities the country The party
limited to thirty and ali information In regard tho
tour win be furnShed By Mr., T. A ElWe OF Portland,
Maine
RocaEsTER Jan, Ia-The local Eheelmsn's clubs are
all giving attention 10 road racing which 10 70 be tho
popular sport IN western New York year. Buffalo
and Rochester Wheemen have been taking over tho
and have decided TO series OF twenty
nfty mile races. The death OF FeAIherly. tho
Rochester racer, after the big run from Buffalo 70
Rochester last year hes put dAmpsr the long con
tSstA and the limit has Psen placed At hfty miles Nn
doubtful single race of Any importance will be run
next where the distance II under miles one
scheme proposed 10 that of circuit races IN which
Rochester, Buffalo Niagara RAllA Utica Rome, and
Syracuse will be included
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That S. A. c. Meetinr.

The Board Of Managers OF the Staten Island
Athletic Club held protracted meeting last Saturday
evening at the club house Staten Island The follow
ing present: Eberhard FAber President; Oliver
7. johnson. Treasurer william c. Davis Secretary;
George n. NcKellar John W. Edwards DR.. W. C. Wal
ser, John u. W. Cole. ?. W. Jansen X X. MeMurray.
and James Brown The usual business attended to
in regard to sleetinE new members and accepting a
few reEnAtionb OF old The main point Of discus
sion was the dissAtSfacon which the public press has
shown the athletes to be expressing In regard to tue
management OF the athletic department Secretary
DAVIS and MI Jansen he latter is Chairman OF the
Athletic CommitteeD had some heated words Rt the
meeting tr Jansen claims that il the secretAry's
business to ener athletes in gAmeA and Mr. Davis
that Mr. Jansen has been performing that
erAl and that there should be understand
ing about before he relieves himself suddenly OF the
duty Nothing was accomplished in regard to this
Another subject which occupied great deal Of time
was whether some charges which Mr. Jansen has
ferred az ainst alec IN ". Ford the cIuos most prom
inent athlete should be taken up or not The charges
are that Ford has criticised Mr Jansen in the public
press over his nitiAA and that such course against
claimed that ForI simply called attention the fact
that Jansen not doing his duty in proof Of which
he had quoted the opinions of several other prominent
athletes who were much dissatisfied with the
ment OF the athletic department some of the Board
coniended that II private after between AessrB
Jansen and Ford and that the charges should be dis
missed but vote it resolved TO let the charges
take the regular and Ford will be asked hp
pear and answer the charges on Wednesday, Jan ~
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have btsn placed and few weights and apparatus feg
cheet deveiopment will soon be added This VII be
ereat convenience the boa ing men. A. u VII GNe
r. ,9Sm and Place % meeting aeesssss 70 ~ esas ass
dates will occupy room and this will give them an
easy aeceaa TO Lexington where in the tprinG
hs year the members OF tue team take daily runs VI
me recently organized: fencing elpb has room re-
selvso Tor is use and will begin active work in s new
quarters to-day.
uns hundred lockers have also been made for the
Tenienee OF the studsnta using this small gymnasium
Durtng the Ast week number Of candidates for both
nS Sn.Nhslty ana freshmen crew astembed IN tue
hHiidnE and made arrangements for active trAinnE.
asny Of the old varhii, insn Who are in college VIII
Vain ths year for the ersv and several new men A1
gsarsd who have prsyiousiy made rood records IN
are A. folowuJ 4 Dempsey Law. 80 PeRnds; n
hrsEne law, lI0i Beekman, Law, les; L. Iimpson,
mS ImhSS 80. Z Van Deryeer; Law, As; y Cairns ~
q Aorria pl l7t; W. r. Robertson 81, I6nilE Smith
" lSO O. ". TriDpe 90, l6O; H. X futile 'sl. 100,
u: Mshetinoon sS laa !. Bradley has been chosen
elected iast year but has not returned to colleges
1he candidates for the freshmen crew are very large
and Include much excellent material which with good
sPns m SE STSs 90 be SST,GR,a 9'g ss'. S
OF arts and minea The names and weights are a. fob
lows; A. Z. Tsrhune lsI; 4. W Harkinson l5s, A i.
IL YoSst iGIi q. 4 sehrotsr. iss, Il A. HsrS.y ibS:
X X Alexander 1875 W. J. LttelL H2: " c. ATreG
40; o. Roberta 10; x q johnson is7; W J. Hunt
1896 W. A. DeAne lSl. william OakeS Jr, 49,. A. b.
is1. r G. Poster. 1871: + +. ZabrisEie ISIS ". b
and E VI HtcheL iH.
The Football Asociaton has started subscription to
in cash and AumnuA has promised to Eve OJ f tho
remaining 81 o be raised within few weeks The
debt will in all probability be paid on and neat
team enter the Geld uneneum6ered by nnAIciAl diti
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A Great sprInter.

The mysterious performances OF profess
sional foot races are very often as puzzlinG to
their hackers as to the public. and at the re-
cent Sheffield Christmas Handicap some rum
ming ON the part of notoriously fast sprinter
was done. which caused the following letter
from his backer Harry Pennock, TO be pub
lished in the London sporting Lue OF Dec. !:
In tho sheffield Christmas Handicap Just terminated
one I9nns[ look part SHoss record ior tue ptst lew
Telegraph that he showed poor TunninR and thAt h9
n much S ,tn sSs5rsssa SS %1h Ss @
having been made in America that ne was 10 receive
Ss fsee q & hs ls' % 6Si MAKE such poor show
best known to himselL have timed races OF all Kinds
Wien sSs lh's' msn ssafA sAS1s as % sssF ago
sent Collins from America S9y me Sy to5 sew
HEM Gsiog Ne[yor, QairL, and ssGfel and and entered
him at Edn6urgh where he beat IN me hrst hsat tas
t6s nrst heat Tor hspdlcsppsr TWAS ISil
but the real faeis have ot been a1s 70 lain %
county Finally he got a good marx for the shets d
Handicap referred To- DgrnE ihs time intervening GS
bas been in praetcs aud has won several RACES
America Now as 70 what know Goliins can 40 d!S;
run faster for SlArge sum hAn he can ~ 'rss Or Where
there nothing a stake s bsSt sn''h OF itlsourShh
having preyi6usIy Won = Sheffield lllndieap: lie eau
beat In my opinion. any man IN AmsfiHn @ 'nat & nh1rn ~
: quarter cf mile / make the sIs1ement based on
present IecordS AMI having timed MN @i ~ &
I y.ra. ind. q . ssSsSads ana sSoaid have "a.
last shssd Handeap yards iPsa: S q ..esad ~ ana AZ
any dStsHss 5 ySIdS an q s sGeS & nId S S1n
Sssf sssa ~ nS sa S!a .t.na Ss6ad cs
SsS: Ss:.:Ss :5s;s .iI Es. ss
these StAemenu 70 be true bnt Ior thChS V ~"
w Wv ~ H. PESSocL-
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Gossip OF Sports with Arms and Legs.

The Athletes League intend entering team in the
forthcoming cToAs country championship. and viii be-
gin SeFIss OF weekly runs next sunday morning over
the Fort George course.
II. S Cornish OF the Games Committee OF the Boston
Athletic Association writes that II one hundred athletes
from this city take part In his clubs big games on Feb
Is the round trip will be as low 81 so and that IL
one hundred and nifty come on he can have the fare
put at ~
r 6.-f you mean the running broad Jump, NJ. ".
Ford 10 the champion: but II you mean the standing
broad Crook ID the champion. The records both
% feet inches and 10 feet ~ inches both
held by Ford William Hapin Is q member OF the New
jersey Athletic Club
ROCHESTER, jan l8-The instructor of the new Y. u.
C. 4. Gymnasium in this city iB 10 be l.. W Allen OF
Springfield Mass He 10 "a years Of and has Teen
ID charge of gymnasium In springfield Ter two years
Allen pupil of Prot Roberts the athlete andt con
sidered among thebes all ound men In the country
have charge Of E9AnginE The apparatus In the new
gymnasium
The annual meeting OF the Lexington Athletic Club
was held Thursday evening their club rooms G25
East Fifth street and the following officers elected
for the ensuing year! Fred -chOnenng President q T.
LanRAn. VicePresident: William Prescott Recording
Secretary; Louis Boyer financial Secretary: Emil
ResIeL, Treasurer; NA!len. Captain: and Win an
Kent Lieutenant After tho meeting Dave Ryan AID
Geo. Oracle J. Grant and Vim. Paine spared thrro
rounds each. Z Resell and GirOi gave al exhibition
the dying rings an eNhbi! on Of wr Sting by ".
Hettinger aud X. Frey heavy dumb bell lifting by Joe
NcDonough aud the w,ud up q six round 20 ba-
twcenJ. NAllen and VIM. Leunon After the entertain
the memhert down oSupper. at which William
Kent presented with handsome medal by the club.
After supper there speeches by the new ofcerL
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TUE CALIFORNIA =. as AszzcLhs
T-Ne Teru.. they nrsEs FIshtsTs sign besH
Pretty RsekY In Places.

Fretty 1RfeN - = -
II isn't everybody who knows how the Oall-
fornia A draus % articles OF aEreement Tor nsheis
to ,sp therefore TnE suS prints the principal penis
the agreement between rehullhs and Csrroh teAe
r,tary Frank Vernon sent 70 Richard K foH ye,'er.
With the rslus.t tha, Mr.. FoE procure JACK AeAuine
signature thereto Jimmy Carroll havinG airesdY seuso
the document II IL q formidable looking shsu' anu
covers two and halt sheets OF foolscaR
nstArts By calling the California A. O. the parry ~
the nrs, part and James y. Carroll and John sc
Apbas Of the second part" Thsy aETss 70 oomptn,
NitH .snitab. boTna Eovsa" and each must use hls
btat endeayora 10 win the said contest Nthehl ~
course 10 foul praotleec subteTfuEea 20 me ~
zion OF the Board directors OF the sAid oluo aaa W.
by the directors and the men or their
are called upon 70 meet the might before the ostus
mother and select referee who shAl BE nseePIaipis
20 the directors The clause that retere 70 lhs
ished rule or put in without the strteiest sinoeri
il has long been known that Hiram Cook the 'SneiA
referee" Of the olub Invariably acts -, -. q.
The physical conditiUn OF the men mus hsa
acceptable to the dtrsctorA hsthsr Sontes ~ rn y
permitted to enter into contest foI hmlsa eI un
limited number Of ronndt until the match eonsum
mated The men weigh In on entering the TBS N
this case the limit IL 1871 poundA yet the SAC gohh
D. carroll fulhinR the agreement TO forfeit 70 him !hs
right and title to the ehAmpionshp OF tse
world new held by " Since when hAa the IN An vho
nights at over pounds BEEN entitled 20 olnssineauon
among light weighs And supposs carroll GOES i1n M.
this agreement vbich only calls upon him 70 pne ~
best endeAvors win will Carroll he entitled 70 the
mrionshp 10 he gets eEedt The men Aso agree 70
each put up 10 be for cited In case eihsr fats 20
has left for California Mr. Fox returned the articles 70
eArr
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AMoNe rHE 1rHLErEs
Ths Ladies, R.rt,,ey Athletic Cu

Ths Ladies' Berkeley Athletic Ciuh.
An informal opening Of the Ladies' Berl1e-
ley Athletic Club at 2s West Forty-fourth
street took place last night The building
was brilliantly illuminated, and the hand
somely furnished rooms were displayed with
all their grandeur, but tomorrow evening
they will look still better. for the formal open
Ing OF the whole plant will occur, and large
number Of those for whom IL was built will be
there ,
This Mdies' club is branch Of the Berkeley
Athletic Club. which has proved so successful
and the building adloins that Of the latter Or
gantzation. Soon after the Berkeleys opened
their club house q demand came for similar
institution for ladies', and DR.. John g. White,
who is at the head OF the older institution. soon
had plans de- eloped for such building. The
slze oil the building is lOl125 ieet and II is
Moor there are entrances to the mems DEPART
ment, and on special occasions the two build
ings can be made into one.
The plan is TO allow the ladies' full privilege
to use the mems department in the the morn
ings although the ladies' bnildinE is fully
eautnped with everything which the men have.
the execution Of billiard and pool tables. These
IN the men, 8 department adloin the parlor in
meets them. DR.. White thinks this privilege
will be very popular with the fair sex.
,ir On t6o rst aoor Of the lades, building e % an
and old gold are the clubs colors, and these
hucs have been used In various tints In this
room. snow white is the predominatinR shade
and II gives very high and cheerful appear
ahce. In the basement are three bowling
hall on the ground floor is q beautifully con-
strueted swimming tank. 15xl7 feet. and vary
Ing from feet inches to foot more IN depth:
The whole room is finished with tiiug and
nickel plated fittings. HRif dozen marble
steps lead to the water.
On the second floor are the parlor and ONCE
OF DR.. Mary T. Bissell The former Is 25x30
feet and furnished with most unique aud
handsome chairs, lounges. rugs. &c. The
are 700 lockers and about forty dressing rooms.
which can be made private by curtains hung
for the purpose. Portable washbasina are in
profusion near by. Tiling and marble are on
the floor walls and ceiling. shower and
needle baths are on one side, and email private
baths occupy the full length OF the other Hot
or cold water can be used at will.
The gymnasium occupies the whole OF the
fourth moor. and is a model Of its kind. 1t does
the same level as the gallery running path in
the mens department. I. and by stepping through
a door any lady aspiring to try this rigorous
thouah fascinating exercise can nnd herself
with the full privilege OF the men.
There are no heavy clubs or dumb bells. but
horizontal and parellal bars ladders, flying
and travelling rings, chest machines, and diff
ieront forms OF pulley weightsate arranged in
different parts Of the room, The club now has
tions are coming in SO fast that the committee
on admissions have TO meet often to do their
do5tor continued. lis just beginning to be ap-
preciated BY ladies' and the fine effects It has
on men has probably awakened womankind."
The sun., 1890-01-14

match was shot on Wednesday night between me
Albig team and the Barry team resulting IN Ye,ory
for The Barry team The length OF range WAS - ises
buseYe II inches in diameter; rings countinE from
Ito z he seorsi Aisig rsApmGaiy iT Innt5; tn ,5
Simon, ms Albig. %, drimm 81 Niller - tC'A,
Lool Barry TsahIiieney, ioo Bard, los Iu'AsT;
keysI i0s; Martin iU7; Midnight rs total itr-s
match Of much interest to pigeon shooters sboq.
East on VISIT hnd that StsEnF OLD spottsmnh !Am5
yeAra u age and what he doesn't know Abuut pigeon
shooting matters Isn't worth tie Learning He sAl. ~
race with hs Captain on ths foo sing soni
tionsi hundred birds each man either Long labLd
Club rules or hurlinEhAm rules govern the ih?
loser 10 pay Tor the birdS LAmbsrson says he Sola
like TO shoot such in order TO nni out whether an
amateur sl4ndg any chance whatever with ptGiTs
GiouAl, Uncle Jimmy adds II vii shoot my besi "
win NY friends know my feelings on that head
Both are Great shot1 and such contest would DO wen
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CoIuabia college Athletes.

The Columbia College boating men have
began their regular course OF gymnasium training for
Ne winter nsnthL Hitherto the majority Of this work
has bsSn done in outside gymnasumH but owing 10 'hs
recent changes At Columbia In uSnE the former frsif
dSht house for college purposes the Tor ho
will now be enabled 70 do the greater Par OF he
trainlnR At the eosas BY an act OF the trustees Sum
Of money was appropriated toward making the base
msnt OF the old house sort of gymnasium hfAdqpar,
the various college athletic associations ana S
necessary arrangements for this were sonipl''eu
At the close Of last The small rooms nave ossh
turn.d into thra A. tour large Onsa and bathing fEo
ties have been provided The boat oiro WI ~
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Cox VIII Tackle barnes Again.

Frank or "Scotty" Cox. who recently lost on .
foul to Tommy BArneS the exfeAthsr weight chAmpion
in eight roundA Bualo reached New York yesterday
He said 10 sus reportsrt have come on here 70 Eet
myself In hK for another 20 with BhTneA The one We
had very unsatisfactory to me not because ioab
but of the condition. We had 70 wear tVo
ounce gloves and opinion the best man can sci
picked unless the nght with AKIN EoVes or
bare knucklea That Is the want to meet Barnes
uue. l am willing to go to Buffalo again where
many cubmen wiling TO hang up purRe oil itom
$50 s. because they beeve that our last battle
decided absolutely on the erits have Rood
many personal fr ends there too. Who Lost money on
me in the other match I want to give tham chance
to get IL back, and believe they will"
The sun., 1890-01-14
Base Ball Notes.

Base Bsu Notes.
me Louisville team have EEned Raymond Ehret and
stratton.
Nat Collins captain and catcher of last seasons
GorhamH would IKE msnsEer Bright OF the Cuhans 70
The Star Base Ball Club organizing IL In need OF
sSsa TSeG si nn% I "a. T.
Il would NOT be . bad idea to organize q league
Of ffs asa rSs S sns %
season they would have had one Sst season, but no
one pushed the movement
CUB q brGoy For &
t0!oWiing s!;onE uHtOrmsd team sam. Her6SLl Leeds
sHsppsrd The above Eoad like % hear from ali
O'' 'A j. iSo daPsd sh y place. srSSkyu
Amen9 the 1ass ball men who were at the Fifth h Ave. M
agsr Poyeu OF tho Rochestera secretary BTaden
HH:' s9 sG 1.Gs
sHS sd%n S G. S'R:F nnsd r5 so
Moran. Catcher Duhy, Rooney sWeeny., Jimmy hOoT
seRs:s NansSsr yoff aad jim GaiR Fsas '
To InI EDrISE eL TEE sgs-Sn: The Gramsrey Base
Pa Of rGS Sfss %
trs Tor the season Of isSG Jacob sps,a.r and cap
u.n ID G.orss WHITE d SSss Edw BSrns S
E Ps Il HhR s T & ra ss
Ss @ SSS:s 20 q h Sr e1 Ss S
Jacob ?. spietAisr. L5.s Thiid avenha
John b. Day OF the New York Cluu Charles II. Byrne
Of Sh ns s fsx 81 e: s
BeamAn yesterday regarding the course TO be pursued
IN ths p9stponsd case against John Ward regresent
ing tho Players League neNt lhuTs!ay. The adavitB
fully DISCUSSED and it was decided TO prepare s8 an
and viii I 10 ready ~ $sdnssday next - -DO~'
Eforts arc being made to organize a strong Hudson
River League " n proposed 70 have but six clIbH
establish other conditions which shall be satisfactory
TO all the MEMBER The clubs mentioned for The cir
cult Albany, Troy POuRhkeepsie NewburRh. and
longest jump would not be more than eighty i've miles
aud can DO obtained 1t expected 70 conform
10 the limit Tommy York, who Is looking after the
interests OF Albany says he Is in hearty accord with
such arrangement and thar he can be counted on
the ground door Il such an organization IL started
The international League Sc ems to be In u bad way
With the desertion OF Buffalo Syracuse Rochester and
TclsdE: they nave 6ns tow Suos EFF VIZ dor3I,o re
old League are huSt ing 10 have BIopg orRanlzaton
but thus far their efforts have been OF Little avail The
latest move Ia TO some OF the New York aud Kest
srn CITIES into the fold and make liberal salary limit
In which all the members would have fair chance of
success. The composition OF the LeAguo thus far
Ipoksn Of IL aS foiloSs; Albany. Troy Utica London.
Hamilton Torouto and Detroit OF the old
and saginaw of the Michigan state League.
Tom Burma third bassman of tho Chicago Club was
IN Town yesterday, He came from his home New
Brtsn Conn at the solicitation OF some of the League
mARnAtes who happened 10 be in the city There
question about Bprnss standing In the gTesent cGn,ro-
yersy between the League and the Players. When
President 6paldng Interviewed Burns In regard 10
signing Chicago Club contract the famous third base
tafion What his sudden call to tho city was is not
Authoritatively known. but strongly nohiectured
that he came At the urgent invitation OF spadng
Chieaso ciab A. The same tns he Law Commss Pe of
the League was In session Tho readers Of THE 6Us
draw their own conclusions
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McCanrer and Falion.

Dominick McCafTrey said to Sun reporter
yesterday: Tread in THE srS some ten dRys aso hai
Jack Fa,lon would chAlenEe me on his Ie,1rn 70 New
York. Well he IL back and there need DO DO trou-
bic in arranging match II the PArnel A. of boston,
any otuer organiSation viii give suitable purse
will be Ike Barks-wilin'. l can't fool away time for
small money as am doing pretty We! now But any
them viii offer. say $1,000 it will be quite sattsfAo-
tory. going California shortly and hope tht
thing can be settled promptly"
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The skating Races Postponed.

NEwBUEGH. Jan. lathe Speed Committee
OF tho National Amateur skating Association met this
afternoon al the office OF the Secretary OF the New
buTgh skating AssoeiStion 10 decide dpon postpone
m.ut of the races for want Of ice The races we're
Originally Iet down for saturday next and Mo com
miitse consisting OF AssIrB D0nOghue Taylor aud An'
oiher Eeneman decided pOStpdno them for one week
from that day change was also made " tho uwe Tor
eosnE the enrieA and IL CONCLUDED und0T the cir
eumstInosS 70 Keep them open until Saturday. Jan IL
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BRcoEp cAMR

TRAhES
% 80 S ss 90 81 @ 81 s.
Umpire-G. P. wadleiEh scorsrs-J. hessrau and J.
GieTa Averagss-JerSs: City, 1918; staten Island
wahaIlA Hall in Orchard street was allied with east
aide bowling enthusiasts on sunday evening to witness
one OF the mS:t S1ePs % ssss 81 enSs WsTS RS
Fid.IiAN spArtHnA and the Tuesday Afternoons The
sooreS:
Fidslih-Paulcen- 100; Rohm 10; schern 81; Trsisst
o q a. sSsa. S,5
nafss a. Sessr Ss ssn' s.; Frsch s Ss Total SO
GAM
Tuesday Aftsrnoon.oGd1sr e. TSnamAtsr S.Ga M p; g.;
sshs ss 81 FL Tsss IS rota Sa 0' 00OAo'
spartan.Thu% lHl; schnsidsI: 2; ;y Bodes5aE q 81,
dorf a. Total. e5s
q; 9ishI =; Schroeder. 81; sohunhnn sS; Amman.
nos sSSn'aSss ssi sroSsfssr Ssis:
The following game va, rolled on the Harlem YN c.
HaTsn%Lsasrss sS; EG.a Ia: Parker; IA; Lin
Sis .RA M :s Fss'ss Bran
h,5t M PsyTRPb RPS:b.s so sf sHrP %
HG5f 3si. 1885, A''a ''' hAn''''o i''' TIC" ''' ''
alleys OF staten island Athletic Club on Saturday
1Da f.s AE ss. sss white
Gorrlines Team-Goreline. 1877: Mersereau. lao Leu
tiIhow lei; Kuhlks, l49 Barrett l5s. Total eoo.
Tho Ruppiners held their monthly ladies' prize bowling
at the Central Turn yerein Saturday. The score;
MrG Esert 70; has Won so,hen 81; Ms: p Kuhn 81;
Schuck 49, ArG EienberE, IS: Arh schnausreeck "a;
Nra BAumgarten. S3; ArA kuhne 81; ArA MOCK, Il
The PoodeNClub rolled three Eamea at the balm
alleyL 2229 FIRST avenue yesterday Afternoon Tho
games in general were very good; the Ecores that
schroeder Obest. and Mates made were excellent.
The scores!
Team No L-RAsdlsin 1855 schaefer. 1891 Hahn. III.
Team No. 2-sehrosder 1885, NAttsG 1874; Hinnsrs les.
Total 52a
AIcosp oLnh
HinnerSs Tsam-HinnerL 1883: obest les; Mates,
147; schAe eher. lSo. Total 6+A
RsedieIn'S Tean-Raedein 1874; Schroeder. 235;
Hahn 1928; Turno. 1l0. Total o3a
CANE
HinnerS'g Te1m-Hinnsrh Ia; obesL 1875: MatteA
1877; SchAeher, les; Wehrman. alt. Totals, 9S.
RaedleinB TeGm-RASdletn 1877; Schroeder, 2E2 Hahn,
l5e; Turno. I39; KTOosa, las. Totals 49,