davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-05-27
Aquatic.

There is some talk of the Gibson Brothers Bob FELTON,
and and an OK Co!gmoia 9arsman al OF tho Seawanhska
schuylkiIi Navy regatta on jugs ''' - ''''
The puryeo 6rothsrs who are the paro gig crew
their clubma:es to be sure wInuers They working
E G42 hard to win having lake" l2'~' 70" ." sun
The Mystic Boat Club of Newark and the Orange Ath
two clubs and The ouooI Al present is Very
This would DOUBT ess benefit ROWING the orange An
oarsmen
The Barclay bro,hers the double SOUL team of the
evening last, smashing about six si tho bow Of
Their boat Neyertheess they expect C. show up in the
borrow a boat
The seawarhakA Boat Club will hold its annual open
yn on SSrany Nav VI Tho eommee sv% ar
engagements IN charge are J. Hedges T. fahery' and
regatta will take place Oriental on june Il.
Bob Peton OF the ssawAnhAkas rather unfortunate
on his eye which confined him to b. home FOR
PS SS on s21 TO SST ye Ts he
To- f h mt Bo6 Il pGEay ana sss he win be on hand
J H. AbeeL Jr., Of tho Nassau Boat club ana member
OF the regatta committee OF Tho Harlem REGATTA Asso
fES He has Secured seven mound sSsSo Gs o
the stakeboatH with 100 feet OF rope for each that
stakeooAs drifting Will in all likelihood be overcome
i TEN to for their regatta to 10 hsld9
Mexican. Il. Knduf. Charles f. Ioyer, and Clarence
NJ Smith Crews from all prominent clubs. including
tho Staten Island Athletic Club. CresCents of Long
Island. and various others will participate.
Whitestone L. as the place for holding their annual
regatta which will likely take PLACE on saturday. June
creiders Point distance OF ono mile. The COMMITTEES
me Fua:d ONLY S"1 9aa
that VIII effect 4 being, q nGriheGsier. The
cared gigs fouroarei shell juniors eghtoarsd
shell juniors double scu shell, Junior single, eight.
and the
The Long Island Association will take the initiative
step in Offering second prizes They have decided that
In every event In which three crewssart second prize
Will be awarded. The Regatta Committee say OF tho
new course that II has advantage In that sueCta
tors can stand all along the shore and sec the
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-05-27

PRINCETON, May 26The officers OF the Track Athletic
Association III measuring the aud the various
distances last week, made some serious bunders At
winch Champion Doin and some of the other Princeton
runners In last Saturdays not too well salts
fled These officers made tho track to measure only ~:
yards while its real length SO yards IN each lap the
runners covered % yards and more than they be
hevef they were dong. According to the correct
Measurement tile athletes in the quarter mile and tho
haIt mile were "ronged by - yards feet and wards
FOOT, respectively. whine the run they had 90
yards ami feet too much The 20 yards was on the
other hand male three yards short being only az The
corrections IN pohms tim" in the half mi.e would ac
cordnyly be minute - ; seconds instead of = min
utes - seconds as announced
counting at the bl which he made the lon
distance, Willie bay time vas announced as minutes
~ seconds for the supposed ue. his time
Tor mn" wonli Ih"r"'"r" To : minutes ~ se""nds
breaking the college nearly fifteen seconds
When DAY finished Ills last SATURDAY
OF the officers that il seemed to be the longest
mile lie ever ran. Tie track consequently tested
later with the above rrsuitE.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-05-27
Fighting Notes.

.nG %s. At .e Soa min ro1nd
Bill Dunn OF Bayonne and Ginger" Mccormick Of
go for s2Si side and gate receipts
Charley Smith. the recent English importation in tho
fsatherweght class Will meet all corners this week In
Hoboken. lie weighs about ~ pounds.
Joe sheehy OF Minneapolis in Toronto. offers to
hox Joe Me"ulife OF San Francisco or Id smith Of
come OF at Toronto.
George La Blanche the Marine will start In training
With Young eSe TSeS atea paes on tH June e ~ m
the California Club.
Tho scouy Cox-sim Colnss match will be arranged
within day or two Collins who had been out 81
is only TOO wiling to iiGGt 1"A' anu
Dutch Gleason Of the seventh ward who recently de
teated Jerry hicksy would hke 10 get on night with
him II no tGleason) can get backing
Charley Norton will give a boxing competition. open
The state June at SHosas F%E SoRSS9E 66
prizes will be gold watch silver to second
Farick Lamb "nKHo%n Of ksyaoS S"s
in to runa H sat The sn
badly up The iSht Was Tor $50 side mon "'''
in saemert ha. SIsn hs
rTr1nssS e sSs MsAoSs 10 3hs
and that IN letter to Mr. Fuda the entire matter Would
rsHec between TnEmas Cook Of IIis cty Henry
within miles here befor. June ~ Inc E men pS are
featnerweiEts and have been in the prize rug
Du are well known In sporting circss.
says mat Just SsfoTs isans G cS
ChSp Mulioon showed him telegram which read.
VIII you come TO Now York and sullivan in hand
for jackson nRhtt John L. Is willing Muldoon re-
pied that he would and will go 10 New York TO day.
The hacker OF Frank Moore says shat ho 10 not sata
ned with tho result OF The recent fight between Jhck
mAllSE9er and Moore, and Y readyto make another
match Tor nnish night tor S3D side should Gala.
CHER accept this challenge MOorss hacker will meet
him al tile Hna'dted NewS office TO sign articles
Tommy White the Board of Trade fighter had hia
nose broken and was knocked out by Billy brennan N
mill for $500 side, on May n. at Pine Station Ind
Forty eight rounds were fought brennan was terribly
punished and was thought TO be beaten, when TO the
surprise of everybody no slipped In q lucky blow
Richard X Fox received the following cable despatch
last night:
LONDON May a.
Arrangements were completed TO day for the inter.
national prize night between Dixon the coored cham
pioD of America and Wallace OF England Tie puRlista
ngt for 600 and worlds championship: this club on
j une II ERNEST g. WELLA
President Pelican Club"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-05-27
The PIayerS' League.
THE RFCOpn

CLEVELAND Up. I-), 6 NEW YORK IN. LIZ
Considering tho inclemenoy OF the weather
and condition Of the grounds yesterday. quite
a respectable game was played at Brotherho
Park between the New York and Cleveland
leans. Ewing was raped for eleven hits. FIVE
being in the first inning. He then pitched a
;airy good game for four or five innings. when
the visitors saw his delivery again for three
singles in the seventh and single and triple
IN the eighth innings. Almost every hit told.
and four OF tho six runs were earned On the
other hand. Bakoy pitched with rare good
.Ddgment, a little wild at times, but this proved
rather an advantage. He received the very
best kind Of support from Stricken, Larkin.
utclile. and Delehanty, the latter taking. his
Old position mt short.
The New Works scored in the first and eighth
innings. aud it looked as Il they were good
Tor one or TWO runs In the third inning. but
with three men on bases, Vaughn put up a
high iiy to Twi' chell and retired In the first
inning Gore ouened out with scorchlng hit
20 Tehoau. was forced to second on balls. got
10 lhird on Larkin's error to hold Sptclifie's
throw to catch Ewing and home on Browns
hit. In the eighth inning Tebeau's error gave
DunlRp his base; he reached second on Rad
lurds wild throw. third on sacrifice hit, and
home on Ilatileld's single. The attendance
was 2S3. The score:
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-05-27

The recently organized Tuxedo wheelmen have now
twenty. eight memberA
The WomAus Wheel Club OF Buffalo participate regu-
larry in semlweekly road runs
Tho RoselIe Ramb'ers of Roselle, y. j. arc rapidly
becoming strong organization.
Wheeman--The distance IN YonkerS from the
point stated is ten and a half miles
CLARK Of Yale should show well in the bicycle race
atthe intercollegiate games On Saturday next
F. A. Baon AMI ". q Setback Of tho Buffalo Ram.
bers recently rode IL miles on tho road in So minuteS
The New York Bicycle club and the Hudson County
Whee.men will hold combined run to Pompton, y. j.
on une -
During tho past week eleven applications for member
ceiVo from ladies'
Eddie SchwabAch, Brook yn'S youngest cyrr.st will
Mheelmen's meet on June ~
II is estimated that there viii he in the neighhorheod
witness the Nhburn race on MemorAl bay.
ATtoes of aEretmsni haze been dTHwR ~ BY Mssrs
a 100 mile road race to be held on June ~
nc cTnE sq Of s . NSS TPtE 6 sat- a'n OF
MeSsrs Drummer. iiauck Hedge, and LOWS of Buffalo
Chief Consul Bull Will shortly name committee to
make nominations for de egstss u ARE 10 ne National
Second district
The members OF tho Philadelphia BICYCLE Club are
june II ' The n " Of IL. Bo.oa cyss. to give
them warm reception
Fred ConnRsbv OF tho BROOKLYN Bicycle Climb will
have 70 ride pretty tvey secure the lime In the Doo
aSorab G F9EI e" t% :. ere m prove
The West End Bicycle clubof Rocheste have decided
to Join the League OF American Mhsolmen. Al their
meeting Friday evening last eight members
elected. Tue cub voted to attend the bicycle
races at Niagara on June H.
Tho Decoration DAY road race will be started at II
A VI. SHARP rAin Or shine. The limit will do well
60 be at the tape On tim. as aconrdinz 10 Starter
failure OF the mon 10 be an time
Capt George VI Ncslitt of the New York Bicycle Club
has made out the following list Of Gun runs for lie
month ofJuuo sunday ,lune l. Flushing and Bayside
l. 'une Z road race at kinGs5riige, June g. Coney
island Juno 10, F0rI schuyler, June - POmpton n j.
another BROOKLYN %herIlman has come to grief Mr..
riding through Prospect Park on Thursday was rim
down and mad his shoulder di0 Gtod besides reCeiyn1
bruises Tho has been placed in hands
OF LAWYER Il being tho intention the BrUUkly Club
TO prosecute the assaant
The entries received for the hve mile hAndIcap road
race OF he New York Bicycle club include w. o Hey.
decker, George NJ NesbuL l.. Noble, G v French
Fmd!ey. " T rendleton I y. Shaw, l. GsSior.
and l. stnrgs.G Tho race will ho run on tho courIc
between kng'hridgs and ionkerS on june
charley kluge. who AT present holds the record for
twenty-five mi es on the Irvingion Milburn course and
who Is placed scratch In the - mile race on FRI
day informed srY reporter that despite all reports to
the contrary he will not compete on Friday but shou
his record OF hour and ~ minu for thar distance be
broken he vii! 10 out and SndeaVor TO make y new
record which he Is confident of being able to do,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-05-27
Gosslp OF sports WIN Arms and I.srs.

The annual spring games Of tho West End Athletic
Club have been postpone till August
The stag of tho ftna Athletic Club will be hold at III Q
club rooms tomorrow evening At o clock.
Tho barriers Of the Cedar Athletic Club will have
srnr ssns OF s e
athletes both OF this and other clubs will take part
Tho Irish Athletic club now in existence about nne
bership Of nearly 10 aud increasing or tie frs an.
NAL open games 70 be hold unior the rules OF the A
have been already received.
about 90 members lhe following Nalned ogcers were
chosen rTs.qnnL nSt S"hGs M,nii.% Niee Prcsi,
Treasurer. Nelson C.. keyes. spain. II. A Adams;
GEORGE Cromplon: E,ATI OF, ',overhsrs R 5. Wood
sls NHvHN H. i '"'0'"A' ~ "0n'' '"1s' irving E.
THO committee N charg. of tho outdoor games of the
George OF the Manhattan Athletic uo and W. d. Day
two or three miles Offering an ipdUcemtnta special
media and record nena! ~ addition II any hgures
ton but the HsS 'er>ey eopie refused TO allow bay
anXlety H. Pli,aGs,p6t. to D4y run and he al
vantage OF f"si RAJ nrn'r. ground and an anxious
SaSmSs :" ana | os ] thought 'H0Ua over
What promises be ore Of the best athletic meeting.
win 10 held IN Eo'e'io rark, Newark, June -.
coStsuon The sIo winch as foiows: One EofSt hum
dred ana wenty yards dash handicap 10 yards nlr
cap aud running high Jump handicap Tie association
p4 non and dSana 1oTnso mo 10 he Inc S aeIs
games Entries may be made with tho Chairman of
Comnany kS"rnry 4 Entrance fec 2Sc. for n sss
event entries closed June7.
Tho last club reception of tho National Athletic
SS mis- s S a be held s h club
Gay rfn .aprs Which viii great Ss 'n% sH
round 60 between Dick Thomas q the National 4
sca W.dh Hey vii Weigh in % at Ks pO u rGt Mn
Ss E as %G1 g'@s fqFRE ns A st.
IN any Of lie Journeys Yet but his friends ana cub
have sha[2: q 'as a,AiT The success Of ne t
every TO DO present next Thursdsy evening
TIE sixteenth field day OF The University otCallforuia
IN pTogIamme onened win ~ yard hurdle race to
Scar sSa sscods Tie pos % w wS WON SS Nv We
yRnl9ke who made feet ~ iuches brealig the
record in the half mile run was smashed by " &
Scott Of The Olympic !lub ~ minutes ~ seconds
mile wax ne University record " minutes I7St sec,
onas went Z down age p decree TouLs doing I ios
aSts Of ii. a Sot ne snG .. PrGS by M.
aniysrsy FsccTI Of inches thS 6 SrIs E
scoring 4 feet 10 inches Mckunon. the scratch man
il 81 feet ''''"
A .ne RossyiIl. Athletic Club g;oana. Newark on
nua lied meeting % decide the championships OF that
eomao ana &. % VT he In
that q previous years The result follows one nun
scon SSlp "socnd qs.s WI Fo6e ST 6a class S '
Ic5n: Ran mnd c, high jqmPmK .i! 40 feet "
feet inches; third class g LOWING Running
inches second class RnTsbury Putting IT, pound
shot- q r GgrtiS 80 p feet inoGsy GgaTsf milo
and %i?P: 81 .S'GnR' sI TTS
30 ~. m second second class Crane Jr Guar
liz seconds, second class A. II. IthG ''''' '''
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-05-27

Tho hackers of Jimmy Lynch Of this city and Paddy
Mcbride of Philadelphia who matched to fight for
500 side will meet II O'Clock day at the Police
GdE,e ONCE and make the second deposit Of the stakes
When the match arranged several weeks ago tho
first deposit OF 500 made and day the hackers
OF each man viii post $50, which will make the total
deposit Of $3.50 side. The third and last amount will
be $3.50 and will be put mp week before the Rht
McBrss hacker will move to have the stakes
to SluUO side and If LynChS hackers agree he VIII
post the $50 to-day THIS fight will DO one OF
unusual interest to the sporting in this vicinity and
II Ia believed that large OF money will change
hands on the result Lynch is at present doing excesnt
work at his ira ming quarters in WRvery where Pc 10
under the guidance OF Jack Quinn. the Scotch Hight
weight Billy Tuse, the Phuadelphian, 10 Preparing
Mcbride at resort Just outside Of tho Quaker City. Inc
fight will take place on or about June n
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-05-27
AMONG THE ATHLETES


The second annual games of the Park Athletic Club
drew 500 spectators TO broadway Park in BROOKLYN
-..,..S.. So,-uh.,.. IL ~ u. %. a., A.. .t.,.n,.
JosN'uy Not"'ns'A"ulhs the i"o' 'nN' '"o e'e'0n''
were unfavorable the track heavy and slow and the
grounds ms.rabi, IN. sr.c,a,o-s .niov.d m. games
,.-s-, 49, 80 ' N' =, -, :
Immensely Ihsre were eiRht events decidra me
track said to be twelve laps the mile but this
VIVA doph,.d ,..v ,,,,,, m 49,. 81, ,,. ,,b
uo"o'ou worry ihu'h ny some ot 'ho bPec'"'ors "n'"
Sam sos of the PAstimea announced very Rravely the
time for the half mile as mInute 5Is, seconds
T. ~ CO az n -. -, -. - A.. 49,.
- W. "oH W. L. houhg anu r. a cooper Vi tuo WAN
hattAns Thomas j. Lee and Lloyd Coils of the New
Yorks and a q IiI,r,,, uo.t.i., A ~ and C,trm,ja
CO. - - 'i'"'i'"'' wv ho'os ~ y 81" vs.
'o"ege' Weresome OF the cracks that competed sgd
Myer the English runnn r of the IIcrsford A. won
mia ,rioI va, d, ,n ,,,,',,sI ,S, st,I,' go h", 90
" va. meat III t'e ivy htu uash WIN eaSc' o"l 70
Dung started in to win ihe milo run yery Urvelv but
the hiudcaps no conceded were 100 IaTge ana he was
beaten about twenty I'VE yards dancing followed tho
games
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-05-27
Football.

Gill OF tho NonpSreils played great game last sun.
day; OF the four goals scored three were made by
lin.
The Thstles arc about to secure the services OF an
excellent player who has done good work on the Queens
Park team. Scotland and who has left the land OF
heather and IhiStlsS for the United States.
W Young of the Nonparsil Football Club who went TO
Europe halt year ago. has returned from tho old soil
aud played IN eAcelenl form on sunday
The New York Ihstles well represented In thu
American football Association tlls year
Rudy Mcdonald is without douht one Of the nn,st
al around PAYERS the Caledonia team; httiS p
lynn In goal IL also a success he did good work on
sunday aud saved MANY goal for his Eido
Tommy roy played half back last Sunday in the SE
hiblon game At the RidEewOod base ball grounds In
stead or In his position OF back. q. Feta WAS GOOD
lug -N -'NA
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-05-27

SYRACUSE, May 9G--The New York State Tntercoleg
ate Athletic Association have just arranged to hold tho
annual held day IN this city Decoration bay, May 80
at the new kirkwood Driving Park. syracuse Uu:ver
sty. Rochester University Hobart College Hamilton
College, Union college and Colgate University Will par.
tcipale i'll the contests on Thursday afternoon the
tennis contest will take place on the grounds of tho
Syracuse T-un' CLUB IN the Third ward. The feld day
sports viii take pace at kirk wood T. NJ on FRIDAY
over 10 entries are reported and tho contests pro m
Use TO be Of most exciting and interesting character
ON tho evening II FriiAv Ma ~ The Hobart College
Mandolin cub assisted by Mr. Townsend Russell singer
and dramatic reader. Will give concert Al usic Hall
After the concert the prizes tor the ed contests
Will be presented from III" stage The same evening
the delegates from all the colleges Will have banquet
IA he tel
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-05-27
WHAT THE FIGHTERS ARE DOING.
white Challenges Dacey Under London
Rules

Frank White and his friends crowded downtown
sporting resort Yesterday afternoon when tho ex
champion light weight went there post 500 az .
forfeit in match for ST. COO side with Billy Daoey At
1873 pounds Dacey not represented. White stated
that he ready to sign Artces then and there for
contest under London prize ring rulea He claimed
that lie would have 10 give several pounds to
na"ey, he justified in insisting rules that he was
more accustomed to In order that things might be
evened up AS Dacey Is not here sad he. Il will
leave the matter omen for whiio and give him .
chance TO make an engagement for ARRANGING the
match Any time and place that he names will suit
and will be ready y put up forfeit or the whole
pleasure"
is Understood that Dacey will nRht under ring
rules At this time He claims that Queenaberry rules
have soxerned all championship contests from bantams
long tina and that they being the custom Of the day
should lie thinks that they especially APP
plicRble matches where stake.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-05-27
Rescued by Frlendshlp Member..

On Sunday last members of the Friendship loaf
Club Of Harlem started for trip City Island on tho
sloop yacht Julia When of Point View on tho Sound
they discovered 2s foot yacht upset with the crew
cnging to the bottom. As the sea was running quite
high 1t required some clever manpuvrng on the Fart
of Capt Bob Evans get his close enough to tho
able work he got all board tho last taken on
Doaru pelhR oapt Ihomas hsL. ihe caGsEel yacht
Club bound for City Island with party OF fourteen
aboard The Julia crowded to her utmost capacity
having tweny-three on board but the party were ali
landed safely at Point View. The steamboat OsseO
picked up the Yacht The rescuing party were Frank
English, W, Cunningham G. Cunningham. 7. HeGiu.
botham, J. McGrane W. Maher, and ". Hurley
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-05-27
A. to Butler and McAul,ne.

There was large gathering of Bagle A. G. members
at The club rooms in Brooklyn Sunday afternoon. t
having been expected that match would be made
between George Butler the club and Mike McAuGe of
the Bridge A. g After these middle weights met at tho
Bridge A. competitions on Thursday night and But
Ter had McAude practically out although no decision
was given Il was arranged that another meeting should
De had, that the ownership OF tho gold watch
might be determined. Sunday, at the Eagle 4. G.. was
nGed upon but neither McAue nor any OF his friends
showed up. The result was lot of growing. which re-
suited in the promise of several Eagles that 4 tho
Bridge people did not give up tho trophy or make ar
rAnRements for another match that they (tho BaKe1
would buy an elegant watch for Butler.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-05-27
Cock lighters Captured.

PITrsroS. Pa. May 2e-JAmes Mcdonald OF PhiIadsl
phA detective of the State Society for the Prevention
OF Cruelty to AnimAS came town TO day with posse
OF ten constables and made raid eight which
was In progress at Hamilton suburb of this place
twenty Of the nArtcipants and spectators were ar
rested and taken TO Wilkesharre, where they had .
hearing before Alderman ParsonA who nned them
each SO some OF tho prisoners paid thsir lines while
the others unable TO do so sent jail number
OF the most prominent sporting men Of upper LuzeTnO
were among those arrested.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-05-27

Games To-day,

NATIONAL LEAGUE
Now York vs. Chicago, at the Polo GroCnda
philadelphia vs. Pittsburgh. at Philadelphia
Brooklyn Va Cleveland, at Washington Park
Boston Va Cincinnati at Boston.
PLAYERS LEAGCE.
New York Va. Cleveland, at Brotherhood Park
Brooklyn VS.. Pittsburgh, at Eastern Park.
Boston VS. Chicago at Boston.
PhilAdelphiA vs. Buffalo, Al Philadelphia
AMERICAN AssUCIAIIOH.
No games scheduled.
ATLANTIC ASSOCIATION.
Jersey City Va Washington. at Oakland Park
Hartford Va Newark At Hartford
How Haven vs. Baltimore at New Haven
Worcester Vs. Wilmington at Worcester.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-05-27
Ike Weir and Charley Smith.

Tho Hebrew sporting people have gone half wild over
Charley smith the English feather weight who arrived
In New York week ago Smith, who can sing song
a. well as he can box brought with him in his record
the statement that out of goes with Nunc Wallace
Ored lad he got the decision one. rio 1Uarred at
Paddy McGnggau's benefit at Rnickerbocker Garden.
Hot oxen last week with n big fellow named George
Burns whose nose he made bleed in the first round
and his friends became enthusiastic since Barney
Aaron time there has been champion who was
jew but now the people Of the think they have
another. Smith is meeting all corners at the Garden
THIS week and on Friday night will up against
Ike Weir, the oly Sniier. from BelfaSt
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-05-27
This VIII Re n Cock Fight.

Trainer Matt Aliens famous Japanese game
cock has been matched to fight a shake fur
nished by Capt. A. b. STINT of Sintland. Md. for
$1,000 on Saturday evening next This will
probably be, one of the heaviest betting events
ever decided in pit within 100 miles of this
city The Jap is muscled like Hercules md
the contents Of Mr.. Sint's shakebag is bound
to show something able to kick a bit.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-05-27
Billiards and Fool
The Titan Athletic Club handicap pSo tourney IL
ing completion. The standing 10 dats 10 AZ follows;

Ihey arc having lively pool tournament at the Fed
eTal Sluh 80 Madison avenue During the past week
mo nrst round OF me contest which is 100 polntA
hnuoM game was played and some highly lnterestiuR
ana lively games were decided. ior once tho compet
TORS are not complaining about the handioapper
his work Tho closenoss Of the games may seen At
glance Al these games q De Host WcTatch) beat f. l.
Montgomery 10 POINTS lub to ~; II. u Hunt 40
Bon,( Was heatenby Il + Bdwell Scr@tehl 100 10 DE-
by W. q. Hill HcrAtCh) 81 TO 100
on Saturday night tho contestants were Fred Water
bury LfD and Z L Montgomery hcrAtchl ThS score,
Waterbury, ~; Montgomery, 100 lie BoRt (aorAtchl
beat Harris us pOlnl 100 TO 65 The record 10 date