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n AND OUTDOOR SPORTS.
,,rzsr NEWS ABOUT TEN 1lsB
BALE PBIHERS.

"a, Clark stii suRsriae frou the NAiuriss
NJ received In the worries Chanpion-
.h,r eanes-RowlIng. Fighting, Athletic,
ehootine, ana Other News.
There was no decision In the Ward case
,..tsrday, but II IL expected that Justice
nprlen viii hand down the papers In the case
tomorrow.
CINCINNATI. Jan. 3H-seoretsry Harry sterne
,eit for New York tonight to represent the
cIncinnntl Club at the League meeting next
Tuosday. He will simply ask that the Gin
.innntis be spared q conflict with the
Iatonia spring race meeting, which will take
mace the latter part Of May and the 1rst week
In June.
There is one ball player In the country who
still has vivid recollection Of the great battles
between Brooklyn and New York for the cham
pionphip OF the world. and that man is Bob
CLARK. The series that was frauRht with dis
aster TO the BrooklyDs resulted in his disable-
mont He has been suffering all through this
mild winter with what might be called a gen.
ornl debility. caused by his earnest work
behind the bat in those exciting struggles
s ngy ,Sr was S ssTousS SS Sup ptGS 70
For orr some time he was con fined to his homo
H 6S coor Pq t ons oi hm but now Is
beginning to take on the tints Of health. Tho
other afternoon he and Red Mack, the Orioles
nSe Clark said: my doctor seemed to think
nSse tnSs Snd strength IN tRoss
BROOKLYN games. We ought to have won the
pennant., They, blamed the loss ot It TO Wis;
them along. i takes more than pitcher and
catcher TO winlgames,"
Yes" chipped in Mack. II saw all the games
hut BrO0Elyn threw
3 one 2! shSss games ShisR Shsy Joss Sy run
all the way In from second With the tally that
bu viii Be- enHd eSe IN All
or Washington. II the deal to place Manager
Barnie at the head OF tho Senators is carried
II don't see why some OF these League teams
who want second basem9n don't sign Mack dsS
81 en nf tRSy have s eSfF thsp
That Brooklyn team OF Wards doesn't look
dangerous, does It He is having a pretty hard
more a League city in preiersnce 70 Washing;
ton Baltimore draws the biggest crowds all
But" said Mack. you must remember that
not thinS that they they viii take Kindly to atty:
easne % team % Eou1d 9niFS 90 there Il WITH new faces
and new attractions all around"
RocHEsrER. Jan. 25.-Thus far Roches has
secured ten men for next seasons team. Man.
ager Powers has done some quiet but very
latest catch BfAy Greenwood. is considered
the star OF the collection. He made name for
himself with ColuniSus last year at second
him had 1t not been that Columbus held on to
Crooks. the phenomenon, 10 play second base.
signed. Burke and little Dayy McKeough who
distinguished, himself here last year behind
s- tie bat will eateP s.sRn i, Moyr q Phillips Tom oS
esters. are retained. Shelter 10 anew man in
tho East, but said to be an excellent all around
player. Harry Lyons completes thelist. Pow
Ors bad Job to get Harry, rs several clubs, in
cludiNg Cincinnati, had q line out fos him
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The Orange A. {. Billiard Tourney.
The players record in the Orange Athletic
ClubG billiard tourn ament 70 date 10 foloMa:
Death OF welI.kuowu Yacht Builder.

ROCHESTER,. Jan. 25.-Capt. Alexander Cuth-
bert whose death occurred few days ago his home
in BelleVille, Ont well known in yachting circles
on the great lakes as builder of fast cenreboard boA
and many OF his yachts were sold TO Americans Two
boats OF his design the schooner Countess OF Dunerp
and the soop AalantSIwer built for the America Cup
racsA Tho Countess OF Dunsrin was defeated by the
Madeline on Sandy Hook in 1879 and the Mischief de-
feAted the AtalanIA In 1881 on the course
Tho Atalanta remained about New York hArbor for .
season, and then was 10 Lake Ontario whore she
has since been the champion in her clASS winning
long string Of priZeA Other fast yachtB which Capt
Cathbert designed and built were the Katle Gray
Iolanthe, White Wings, Laura, and Vision The Katie
Gray, owned by eX-Commodore Phelps Of the
oswsEo Yacht Club was for several years the winner
citation
of Hamilton four first prizes in nVe reRatAA last
season. The Iolanlhe was beaten but once and that
by tho Burgess cutter Merle II sAid OF Can't
Cuthbert that his yachts have won prizes than
those OF any other builder In this country. He had
small shop In Belle VILE and though Inducements were
made to him to come TO the States remained on the
Bay OF Quinte all his life. Besides being q builder he
was excellent sailing master
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A Great WrestlIne Tournameut.

An International wrestling tournament will
be held in this city during the third week in February
The conditions will be beat in three falls cachA
cAtch-cGn for the Police Gazette trophy and the cham
pionshp and 50 per cent of the gate money-25 per
TO the winner Is per cent to the second and IL per
cent to the third. Tho entrance fee will be SIS and
win be added to the gate money the winning contss
tAntB to receive The entries be made at the
Police gazette oce, and will close Monday. Feb TO-
Richard X Fox will appoint the referee The winner OF
the Police Gazette trophy will have to accept all chA
enKes and win the trophy three times before becomes
his personal property.
Tho following weLknown wrestlers have announced
that they will compete; Sebastian Miller the Strong
Man Of Germany; Hugh Leonard of Buffalo: Jack
CArkeek, tho champion Cornish wrestler: DraRo. the
australian Herculssi sIAI. the Man Of Iron; Greek
New York: j. ". Kennedy OF Quincy, Ill Milo the
Greek chAmpion August Schmidt the wellknoWn
German wrestler
The sun., 1890-01-26

Tho Clarenont Gun Club. Shoot.

There was some good shooting at Clsremont
yesterday despite the strong south wind that blew
across the traps and made the birds strong set Of
HysrA Twelve events shot OF In about two hours
time, which is pretty lively shooting considering the
wind The events all swespstakes Of ten birds per
man so cents entrance blue rock targets The
follow:
First Event-Johnson. Q; Deacon 8; Russell g; Hath.
away Il Sigler. Z; Lindsey. T.
Second Event-sigler, 8; johnson, 8; Lindsley, 7;
Russell 9: Hathaway. 81 Deacon. 4
Third Event-Siger .; Lindsey, 0; Johnson O.; DeA-
con. 3: Hathaway, y: Russell g.
Fourth Event-Sgler 10; Deacon, 8; Russell 8; John
son. 8: Hathaway. 7; Lindsey. T.
Fifth Eyent-RusseL 10; siRer 8; Hathaway. Q; Dea-
con- 8; johnson, &; Lindsey. q.
sixth Event-Johnson 0; SRler, o. Hathaway, o; Dea-
CON 81; Lindsey. 4; Russell T.
Seventh Evsnt-siger 10; johnson. 8; Lindsey. Q;
Aonat {; Hethaway !; Deacon. 5: Russell
Eighth Event-Russel 10; johnson. 3. Lindsey, o;
h9fatt siSeE 4 Hathaway. 8; Deacon.
Ninth Bvent-SiRer. q; johnson, 8; Lindsey 8; Hath
away. =; horat .: RusseL 7; Deacon, u
Tenth EVent-Lindsiey; 10: Hathaway TO- sigler, 0;
Deacon. g. Russell. &: johnson. q. Mohatt T.
Eleventh Eyent-siRler .; Hathaway 3; Russell OF
johnson, 7; Monatt 7; Lindsey, Il
Twelfth EVent-HathAwAy, 10! Russell 0; Lindsley, T.
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The Fresh Air Club.

On receiving telegram Saturday night that
Il WAS useless to hunt for os IL the mountains the pro-
posed trip for Jan 10 was Aoadonsd and new route
4 party visited verpl1neks Hint Jan. "a The lake
was frozen SVsT SpI SP wsRht Ths ice was fsPiy
smooth but half It's SurtAc. was covered with lr
IeRular matches of snow, mostly light but 10 some
bscss drifted deep enough 10 eAck skater speed
Unable 10 skate the party Spshp
fhe propSstor OF the Summit LAkV Hotel courteOuAly
sent thO following dssPAtch; n, a..A
-. b BIocElRIDoE"
Al Sfias ssstiSa q ne sub Wi meet thSS tSdAy.
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Base Ball on the lee.


It's more fun than sliding down a frozen
,NsAm OF water from the fourth story OF q burning
SsanE when the ladders have been burnt away" said
'ue MARSHAL Nat Benner after the game OF indoor
SAie Dali at the La sAlle Club last evening.
never enjoyed even a primary any more" com.
nsh1sd Alderman Billy Kent.
Hs dangerous said George b. Iwtft with serious
~S.' ones Aptto be Emothsred by Iho ball."
y" nearly four hours nine young men in tights and
IhrG bearing on their breast The word La Sale
Fought hard with nine representatives OF the FArrA
ooA Club for the championship OF the Indoor Base
~ association Tho four other tsAmG-the CArletoAA
,tiVOsl'tA lde~ids and AshlAnds-hLve been unable
ESep ne pace set by them. although tho CArletons
IaEss close race After nftsen nninEs the Far
inS n uhSHr won tie victory by Of II 10 haV
we last inulug N"'E'NN '"N'n :"
number OF ladies gTaeed tue gymnasium with
and for that reason tho members OF the
XGtsh teams struggled douby hard
hiSist St N9ud be taken for broOmstoE b. the uA,
n dnn oAu about the size and consistency OF bowl
- su Aha stuffed with ourlsd hair bAAs SAk1 which
-'s runners carried along With them Vh0a they
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The Philadelphia Club is the first Of the ses-
son to announce Is dates and stations They are
May I5-orange 9. H., Va, 100 miles. May 22-Dan
willie. Va, 800 miAA May 3o-sAliSbury, N. c. AS
miea June l5-G-ssrS Depot. 8, c.. 500 mileA The
Journeys are to W for public record and for the
Ianets Joal prse of $50 in gold offered for the best
average speed from 200 miles or over made between
The Central Pedersion is the title Of association
of Newark New York city, and Philadelphia fanciers
for conducting Eeru OF concourses TO BE- known as
the inter state prize r,eeS Hau open 70 U1a
Morgan Treasurer D0h OF Philadeiphih The nrst
June 49, 90 miles; July 800 miles The entry fec for
the rst is % cents Inr bird the prize !5 ior !he
third race btd the prize sS9 for the oOO
miiss race SO cents per bin and the prize $50
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sROOz1xa
Ths south r-,de ON, cIun vyI.s.

The return match between the teams Of the
Amsrsfort Gun Club OF FIAtbunh and the South side
Gun Club OF Newark N j. took place yesterday after
noon on the former organizations grounds at Flaands
Neck, 1. In the ranks OF the visitors number
OF the best known trap shooters In the country while
the home club although containing some Of LonE
Islands most skilful mArksmen belongs more strictly
70 the ranks OF amateur associations
The latter were outshot in nearly every round Of the
contest and lost the match By s5 points fairly good
showing considering the relative standing Of the two
teams They accepted their defeat In the true sports
manlke spirit with the hope OF doing better time
The Ahot In blocks o. i've 20 blue rocks TO each
ian In ve roundA The visitors scored total OF 25S 70
2la for the homo team HABIT OF tue Newark team had
the highest individual score - and Col j. Bennett the
too SCORE on the other eide with 20 The largest seore
IN one round vas made y the third squad OF the visiting
corresponding squad Of the Amersfort team made
total Of IL In the last round.
The largest total number OF targets In the ye
were hit by the r1t nye or the visiting team 80
out OF possible 1876; for the Amarafort Club
i've scored only Is
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WHAT THE FIGHTERS ARE DONG.


1t seldom occurs that q fight Is pulled of in
this city without the knowledge Of certain circle Of
downtown sporting Still such was the case on
Friday morning last Jack Plummer, welLknoWn
light weight of Boston. and Prof De Verne. champion
weter weight of the South, the principals Jack
Kenny Of Boston the referee. Oliver Curtis Of
Providence handled Plummer. while Bill Connolly Of
England looked after De Herne's interest.
Tho hght was TO have been to q finish with twoounce
gloves unmer weighed 1856 pounds and De Verne
four pounds heavier It was slaShinS hght up to the
the fight stopped There were about hundred spec
tatorB present
De Verne wants to have another 60 with Piummer,
and aays he will meet him iOc stake Of $500 to $500
side under Polio ca this should not be
satisfactory to fIummer he will fight him for $40
purse He can he found at Niohae Lynoh'B southwes
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There was shot recently at Frenchtown, N J.,
enc OF the best series of this The management
Of the aair in the hands OF W. ApRar Of French
town, and right well did he acquit himself The birds
wero capital lot OF 1yera The wind blowing hard
from the west The shooting ground tho summit Of
knoll The t.aps were so placed that when they we're
sprung the birds had all the benefit to be derived from
the wind blowing with them. As consequence while
the birds were helped the shooters came to grief
Among the sportsmen present Milton r. Lindsey
Of West no6oken Charley Van Camp Ben waton. and
Mahion Rupe of Milford Pa. W. Case Of Three BridGea
j. Warford, and Ed Gordon.
The shooting began early in the day continued
long ~ the Light Bufiiced TO get on bird
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st. Louis Jockey Ciub Entries.

ST. LOUIS. Jan. 25.-The entries for the
stakes OF the spring meeting OF the St Louis Jockey
Club show decided falling of. owing to the decline OF
interest in stake features the St Louis stakes
down from Is to The DebutAnts, for twO.yeAro old NJ
lies has 81 entries the southern Hotel for two.year
oyearolda IS; Bank ers and BrOkers maiden thr es
year: :Olds -; Brewera Cup thrse.ysar-olds and up
ward, Su Derby, ~; Fair Oaks thIeeyear old nllieA
81; Charles Green, thTeey yoaT'ods ~
Among tho crack twoyeAr-ods are Rio Del Rio,
Hotel and the new Great Western Stakes All races
except for two ysAr-Ud are mile and upward
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EllinRer is Free.

william Ellinger. the colored puRilist. who 10
matched fEht rounds with Billie Duane the Bay.
onne middle weight at Oakland Rink, Jersey City
HeiGhtA next TharsdAv evening. yesterday re-
leased from Jail through the instrnmenality Of his
hacker Daniel Tiernoy II will be remembered that
few weeks ago he threatened to kill . woman who
claims him as her husband and the consequence
that Ae was committed to jail pending an
70 his previous character.
The darky. who at 10 not In the best Of trim,
has beEpn training and expects himself in some
sort Of condition when tho eventful night ArriveA
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Concord HarrIers.

Only eight members OF the Concord Harrisrs
started at 4Ii5 p N. yesterday from the Manhattan
Cottage on their usual Saturday afternoon Owing
to the lAtsnesS OF the hour and approaching darkness
W. Schenk who acted captain made the race a short
one lie took the pack TO Franklin avenue, to Ocean
10 Franklin avenue aud down the Coney Island road 20
the 1tArtinA point distance Of about TWO mLes and
half The hFSt man IN WAS 7 Doyle ". Lamb second,
y Smith third Time. ~ minutes starter and dn0E.
r CoynA
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:i'ssi SSs . I''' % 'Ss :Ss' q y:
sS esss runner esnnot iseys h base tIl N. pitch.
The bail undorhand and with stR arm are the only
rules different from those of regular base ball
A. O'Clock Capt Hancock and Capt Kifkham assist
"a Umpire T. p wilkins Of the CAfetons 20 toss the
bat first
Up 70 the fourth inning the La sAnes were povhsrs
being outplayed At every point the standing 70
oin favor OF the Farraguts In this inning however.
the La SAes made ave runA and in the sixth added
two more thereby tying the score the FArraRus having
KNOCKED out an additional tally In the NTH,
At this point loud above the uheers OF the excited
rssounded the voice OF Alderman who Il a strong
partisan OF the La ealleA
.ktyt ow.owyeowr he howled.
Both teams seemed to be weak after thia more
runs being scored until the twelfth inning, when each
side added one. The play was wildly exciting and
younE ladies stood and danced up and down while they
ehesred their fayorites on 20 Victory was nip and
three men on basea all Of whom scored The score:
La saiies..o o o 5 Q o % o-s
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rLa Reul,pE Craze Up enc stnts.

ROCHESTER,. Jan. 26.-The bowling craze is go
SrnE this city that several male church choirs have
formed clubs and are having weekly practice EameA
Ammdthem the choirs at the cathedral and at St
PAull and Peters ChGTch Even the bowling alleys are
beinRuAmed after the churches one sees
such anotcs Tho Cathedral and ST fstsrs bowling
teams will play match at 1t Peters alley Bto AiKht
There htalk OF organizing separate league to be linn
tied TO o1urch choir clubs
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A number OF students from tho College Of
the City of New York held harsandhound run from
West Chester yesterday. The hares were HndebrAnd.
'e3 and j. BAyneE with ten minutes start The
lay along tho Pelham road and through the woods and
1wamps TO WiLliamSbrdge. and hack over tho East
frst hound in was l. u. BAyAes W; with Goldbacker
oioAe his heels Carney and MerE tied for third
place. This run was the hrst OF series TO be held
weekly, in preparation for a handicap crosscountry
run 10 be held by the Btudents in March.
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The UnIon., Cros. country Team.

At q meeting OF the Union Athletic Clubs
cross country team nj the club In Fulton street.
Brooklyn Friday night it was decided to hold tho
mile club championship race on Feb a. The start
will be made from nOme point on the Ocean Boulevard
and the competitors viii run down The boulevard to the
shore where OF the officials will be stationed who
OF the cub Will hold paper chase day start
ing At 10 A. A. from the Manhattan House. Bay Ridge.
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o1EEss


HAVANA, Jan. 95.-Mr. Tschigorin obtained
an advantage in the opening. Kings Eambit
declined. which he subsequently increased By
good play and succeeded In winning the game
In forty-nine moves.
This despAteh was delivered at TIE Sun
ONCE at A. nj. on Saturday morning. On FRI
day afternoon the result OF the twelfth game
arrived which was given In Yesterdays Sun;
judging by the above, Mossrs. Tschigorin and
GuneberR played SECOND game on frideY
This would make the score stand: GunsberR,
@: TschiRorln, 8; drawn. 2
=, Here is the official ecore OF the tenth game OF
the GunsberR and Tschigorin match:
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Shooting for tho Beldrur Badge.

ROCHESTER. Jan. 25.-The annual shoot for
the Beding badEs held here yesterday by the Flour
City Gun Club Tho range was eighty yards the bulls
eye three inchea with inch rinRn and the scores
out OF possible l5O were aS follows:
BOYD ,sij BrEEs; it2i Dana re; BsldinE l2e;
H. All the contestants but one over so years Of
age. Kay. tho winner, made eleven bul'Rey The
badge Ia of gold and very valuable Tho shooting
with peK rest.
The sun., 1890-01-26

The body OF Mrs Jessie Dean Reynolds, the
young actress and mother who committed suicide about
midnight Thursday by shooting herself through the
heart in her bedroom at e+s Ninth avenue, taken
to Railway yesterday afternoon for burial Tue CONN
was plain, and there we're no nowerl and NO funeral
ceremony The intsrment will be IN Hazlewood Gene
terry MrA Reynodsa father. Andrew 8lAssord, visited
the coroneIs oes ysosrdsy to get the leter LETT In
and sImAr In purp0rt to that published yosteday
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NEWs OF THE HORSE World.

trottinR match to wagon for $3.50 a side
has been arranged between +. Wessell's bay
horse Ben Bolton and j. Roselle's chestnut
horse skip to take place on Monday afternoon
on the Boulevard. owners to drive.
Henry r. Corwin OF Middletown has pur-
chased OF J. Clark Remey OF Westtown, Or
Prince, dam Syracuse Maid. for $500. The
lilly IL very promising,
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why Doesu.t 1eCarrey Ansv,er,

To THE EDITOR OF THE SuN-Sr: have
been authorized by the Parne Club offer purse Of
g. 500 for twsntyround with gloves between
Domnick NcCaGrey and George Godfrey. tho meeting
to take place In tie ParnsIi Club rooms within any
reasonable time Wl you kim dy announce this fact
that it bo brought to AcCafrsy'a attention The
offer sent 10 him but ho has not replied to It We
the offer made through the columns OF your valuable
paper. DAN MURPHY.
Bo1IoN Jan. 25
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The BnlIIn I'm

Hundreds Of Jersey boys and girls enjoyed
good skating the frozen meadows in the neigh.
borhood Of claremont yesterday. The ice not as
hrm as IL should b. however
Tho red ball which so late this year.
hoisted at Van Cortandt Lake yesterday morning II
the cold snap anxiously looked for aters
along to-day the lake Central Park may be thrown
epen The following message was received las, night
be good skating to tomorrow."
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Skater Carroll at Nevvbureb.

NEwBURoH. Jan. 25.-Frank P. Carroll the
champion skater Of Canada has arrived here with his
trainer enter the national amateur skating race and
will go to Orange Lake. where he will main until
after the races Mayor Odell has Eiven the EewburRh
Skating Association control OF WAitos Pond where
fourlap track can DO had, until after the racea an
special officers have been placed there by the local
sOciALion keen
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MIcHIoAN CTTY. Ind. Jan. 26-Charos Moth
Of Detroit defeated John Graham OF Brooklyn in a
wrestling match In this city last night in 81 minutea
Moth won thee out OF four faA two pOiutH down TWO
bouts were treco-Loman and two catch as
style
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New HAVEN. Jan. 25.-Yale athletic Ruthori-
ties have appointed the following committee to cCer
with Harvard; Walter Camp, George Adee, Capt Cal
houn OF the base ball club Capt Rhodes Of the football
team. Capt Allen OF the crew, Capt Robinson OF tho
athletic team, C. II. H9mi. %: J. D. jackson, 9o j.
b. Townsend. 8i; T. l.. McClnDg, W; Derby RoEeIs
'9S and Herbert Mcbride ~ e.
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There was lively but brief fight In a Brook
Iyn resort Friday night between Eddie kstsrbrook
and Johnny WikinA The match for $50 side And
tan In the third round Wilkins failed % respond
70 INC can 81 time and EsteEbFOok awarded the
SEhI fko aGhtinG weight Of beth men los DeaAAA
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To Run On the TaAbark.

Gus Guerrero, tho Mexican runner, 10 organ
izing an eiEhtdAys pedestrian match (sx hours per
day) to take place In Manchester, H.. CONNIE cling
Feb s. Tho entry list already bears the signatures Of
HsRemAn HuRheA COnnorB Davies Cartwright and
Uoen. Guerrero himself will doubtless DO one OF the
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DaufOrth Matched Against Mcbride.

Tommy Danforth has been matched to fight
Mcbride, the 1875 pound cyclone OF the Young A'ns
Gymna ium Association of New orleSnk Secretary
JGmeS A-Cann wired the 'ln'r'ed henS Yesterday
Afternoon that ArTAngomen for the match will be
comp eted. The mill will 10 Tor purse OF $50
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EuSIIsh Crlek etsrs CoAIsG Here.
A BrIerbut Hot FIght.

LONDON. Jan. 25.-,A team Of amateur cricket
ayers and Capt SAundsrs OF the Exeter Cricket Club
gili visit the United States in August
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wrestIed Ter Two Hours without q Fall.

LAWRENCE. Mass, Jan. 25.-Ip q catch as
cAtehcAn wrestling match here last evening between
Charles HGuEhtot Of this ety and Frank Davis Of Prov
idonoo for Darss OF $500 HAuRhton hrSt tall
= g TiSrtss & M E e 1s Es1sTsd tive hours tOE
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DeatL or Oarsman MePhee.

BosroR, Jan. 25.-John A, McPhee. who had
roWed Ne ] In the famous Bradford eiEhESAred crew
since i Organization died yesterday OF typhoid pneu
monlS aged 70 years Ho native OF Nova Scotia.
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The Amateur Championship Skating Meet

The National Skating Association will hold
its hfth annual amateur cham pionship meeting
lake pond in the vicinity of NewburEh N y Jan %
aud 29.
There is now nne Ice at Newburgh, and every pros
pect Of . successful Getting
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BOWLLNG.

The Nameless Club rolled an exceedingly
strong game in the third contest At CarTuhsrs on Fri
day evening. The score:
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MItehsl I.ut e sIeee ~ the Seventh Hound.

DALLAS, Tex. Jan. 25-Tom Monaghan Of
Pittsburgh and Jimmie Mitchell OF Philadelphia fought
to q nish here last night with twoounce gloves In the
rooms Of the Young Mons Athletic Club for purse of
S75l. The fighting fast and furiouS but Mitchell
not In nrSt cnSS condition and knocked In
the seventh round.
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Tho ReEereeshIp In the HaAIoT- GNn0re
Glove Contest.

h. nnsAntod ,, yera. r., ~ VI NM kOra
glove contest at tho Erie County Athletic Club Wed
neSdAy evening next
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Nameesl ... es leo $40 44a 5e5 eei TAO s4S ssl
JAy........7o l+l 2l7 2S2 57S AL 5o6 SIS e23 CSC
Umpire-w Hub0 scorers-w. Han and George
Heebor.
There was o small attendance at the Knickerbocker
alleys 1Ssth street and Mott Haven avenue, Friday
night TO witness the match game between the Ph9nix
and etAten Island Athletic clubs teAm The 8eore: