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PATAPsCo NAyY REGATTA.
Tho Philadelphia Oarsmer Well Her,
sentea Among the Frise winners.

Tho Phiisdeiphie Osrsmen Well Repre-
| sentes Amons the Prise Winners.
BALTIMORE. juno 25.-The Patapseo Nav
Regatta is over. and the prizes have gone Il
Philadelphia. The results:
| First rscA four-osred res Pspssyivania Boat ciub
| fhiiadelphis-A. J. fnEraham, !; walter Hasle 2i
b. DIX .; Percy wall, stroke, and ". r. Brlce. coz
swain Substitutes George Anderson aad George W
BtatzslL
| Columbia Athletic Club. wsshinston--a j. Jsnnus
| stroke; l.. l. Harlan. .; r. J. W. brewster. ?; VI.
Crist l. and W. A Smith, coxswain. substiiptss New
| ton Simmons and ". u. Gibson.
| Psnnsyivania secured q good lead soon aftef the
ana .ns MAJ: ,h pace winning on its own terms By
Gus 81 S.of R' onns .Sns sS sSs.
New York. 4 l. tsnssn xrisI Rowing, ,C!nb: .ssisi.
nstsn %stsi :" s''ash .0'am0'a A'n'"' o'.0 OF ""n
as sSSs r. 1sis . .d s.d.S ssS sSrS. IL.
as Es:s: a:p. Sn ssa "a. soGa r.Ss M,,5
,oTSins % b., 10 spsssi % % s crossed the line
1si ss ss::st Ssn T:.y ass Ss
s'ss -ssss:s -h ss.s ss
ETRs Rs on 80 {S Sa tos ~. s.s sssS or
ing At H. lni.h; sni.h:oa .::sna fims % H!nai..
8 ;esl ,: s:S';:$s
o.rrss rss'Rf %aSsf ssa iss stroke s"'''
Coinmbia Athletic C!us WashInston-w Ryan.
.Isi ey'r kia.s Johnson aud Charles ss.''
] Sss ws: sS ssss sSsS raitiSssa 4 b'a .sa Percy 1s
'Soss sHSs'i'uss asSrs' anderson and
S"lsnsi. = s.s. grand ..A,s,.on of rowing, eu. ,,
Tia, "t sf:M ccia%si. sSp:Sss s:ooud e.. the % %risS
Sp' "a. R.s R.ss ans n: S Boa.
, SsS hs;'%eTs ~ sls'ss sss Ss;S$ Y:
rats !f oa and ID j. sai ssais 'f'ts sa0''''0'''
s,Sr.' saS E... .G.a tsf E: ana Il c
,s:sI :%sSs' r. pess ss. css :,
L. iisrri.on snd J. =: sn:pps.d -. -. u~.
a:!s%s ss s .ssssd ss.: sSisa I'm. sai;
New Yots-d.orss II. Delaney bow. ana Harry Twin
sv..per. Boa. Club sdsiphl.--Rdwsrd Hsdey and
c9sri'; s%:nss ,,. .xot., ,.,.,. N.
Start and ,hsy made g pain Sh.i f.,S Is them
sos . % I'm. sU. ss. Il:
';: s:;:se S:E % ;s:. @
S.; S..Ssr Maitland; ;s::ss iIa. ss%.: %:Is I:
e%smss Gas sa' sT J:nnas
'iS.s S s:!i: f.ti py:! Sl:%s.: sS::'s
Everybody had called upon every other per.
start sent them back. They had got down 10
work and were doing well when 1t was no.
marked that the Culumbias were crowdinG
oyer toward the Ma!tns. Just then the tug
Mamie under full head way swung In upon the
course and washed but did not swamp the
Malta.. The Maltas stopped rowing and were
swlncipg around to starboard OF the Mamie
when hs conm1ss i9plsd them Ths
was swamned. The referee ordered the Maltas
to row over the course. and gave thelu the race
grand race ended thus In most disappoint-
Ing way. The ctews that were pitched Into the
river were quickly PICKED UP. No damage was
done.
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wASry MFARLAND 10 coxr To TINE
A Veteran Quoit Pitcher Stands Ready a
Play hin for 900 q aids

To that the Astoria quot men were disappo,nt tad
over the Of Bob Dagger in his match with Tom
Dewhurst on Sunday IL putting It mild They were 10
sure OF beating the veteran Dewhurst they wanted
the stakes increased $50 side they would not Al
low their man to play. "why," said an old expert
they came with blood In their syes and 70 p>r,ous
who did not know ANYTHING about the eama It would b,
supposed that they had world bsatsr. They we're led
to besvs that thsir would be sueesssfu because
ne such a.h.sns two xeek. eefess
i.ssiss Is. @ sss q s;s ss::
ss 1D ssS:y Y mate. sh: sasy
h:S .aala % issa q 81 81
- :s
:hsw ihs money . s.rs :!,ss: s.s se'.fss 4ss
y .d Rd.s e e:
h.1. q" S HdSs SO. !. VII
ate. addition ., sory !.
Z: iisa'; e Ssr 4. e
SS s. S wSd
ss sss ihs s; 1i.s;y s;saf fsS S;S
IA is:s s:s.ISs i:$;s
s S . % sss :sa :
SSsnd ::" asss sssi,; for sss ;ss;s s
!:as a sss sf.r.:ssa sSf Ga s:
e .Ssss
sss'
& IL I sAs 4. sss; s.t
ThGma. smith South Grqokiyns champion three
he VIII pitch Doran an eighteen yard match for anv
amount OF money and At any time that he likes. This
u ratnor bOld challenge rafting 4 cd pltcher
and I, cannot be seen how Doren can avoid maien
~ me IAto neetin1 between John shsrrck and Tom
RSswnnr.t At Diek Whites sround. waterloo for
small, confederation was p1sted bv each man On the
result and pewhurst being In fine fsttia. won very
handhy The following day Shsrrtck backed C. Carsy
Trs % sf.:r ven oI! = .sa By the coss ofai
sssssy. a'i Hamilton avenue. Brooklyn. on Wednss-
hnt me eIuo starts out with ninsteen active
join: John Mcfarland 10 Prssidsnt Of the new club
Another meeting will Be hald To- morrow piRht
TIC star Athletic Climb Rsmes which wsre postponed
On On snnday on account of the rain viii be decided on
Sgna.y next on III: grounds Of the corner
or Mest avenue and Third street. Long Island City
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HarIem's New Turn ve-ein,

Despite the many Turn vsrsins in this city It seem
there 10 always room for the latest In the field
being the Mount Norris Turn vsren with quarters at
the Mount Norris Academy. Third avenue between
''oth and nth streets Although but lately organized
tue society hourishing an has promising future
Thsre 10 school for boys from to Is Year, old
where they receive instruction In turning on Tues.
day and Thursday evenings from O'Clock to clock
cubs and dumb bella instractiou on the horIuon's
and parallel bars vAultinF horse and buck runu'nx
twsntyTnss cents per month. -
There 10 also boys from rs IN IA ala
who are Instructed on Tuesday ana Thufsdsv n,@S,a @
from o'clock 10 D.b o'cloc. The eSsTcIsss az. ~
cenIse somewhat more varied and hsAyier than III.
ohlarsa sS,. and the dues are o cents per month
men nosrship OF forty The yeTsia L asvolsd to
a. well a. physical educ Ation and being in locality
not exAoty covered ty any OF It's associates IL bsa
lArxe ned &c recruit from and VIII doubles. soon y
on . par With the elder organization A -
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Baseball Notes.

In: S GuS Hsd In the last
N,
Exw H,vxs. June 25 II. L. McCIung, N2 Of Knox.
vile Tenn, has been elected captain Of the Yale Uni.
versity baseball niue for The ensuing year.
PhiLAprLrnIA June 2h-Ths Philadelphia Club signed
AND Ra New CONN., tns
Ss.a DAS:y WI With sss Ss:.,
To-day the Boston. who have been cu..ins vide
sso n as nh s w = The roD
Esins VIII pitch for ihs home team "
cs wHaS Si n,: !ny
E cson .sooa t5 esGs bsqsen eoant Address
a.fss,iny their oDPonsnt, a. ihs pnysa ss
rsou. FaSi and ,h.s fasuss sss. s s.a: "a:
~; s.ns. a.
Ssrsa , o. L., EAnasoms sys, trophy The broker:
for @nS sa'''a' 10 meet
Aon wSa : e Dss a' os:,
s.Ii a s1.as! %sGi r5si;ss ii'
viii %:. e.. !is%s % ss; SaS X. ..s sss
fora viii hay. 20 p.y "os srs.t bal. M 20 VIA 'a'''
:; s$s: a III "A
proved the winning run, but fell Exhausted at homo
plate And had ~ be helped to tho players bench
Tho Chemical Bank team will never forget their dc.
feat 1T ts hands or the Wall street aggregation Tine
Chemic ais had three ADVANTAGE when tile wall
street men took their las, inning In tho las: inning
which gave them the gama twss terrible fall down
for the Chemicals
New York team hospital report; Buck Ewing prae-
tised itlr yesterday aud felt good lie will
nni use ~ any extent for couple Of weeks come
GlRsscock who has got rid uf feOn writeh ask kin9
shen he shall report Buck says IN abou. wsst.
for business in ION days Manager Mutrle convS.
lcscsht and Superintendent Bell aggressiyely healthy
II Ia quite evident that the MANAGEMENT of the New
York CLUB inend TO dispose OF some OF their piicherA
and that -i.hsr kese or WEIGH Is marked fact an
en"rt was ado 10 dispose OF thsss phiA
when 4 = Reach was here both Of them declining TO
be transferred keofe insists and ont release
the club doesn't want HIM A. tho same tms he
thinks. unjust 10 expect him 20 pitch good ball with
kIiAl eNerY TWO three MeskA -
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nsog n,. S Wos na ard es . @ hs two Yale 5 d
5oNn 5s ~ an TSs TSSs Tsspa mia
board yssst Thgy s sss
9, .. Eaton Of Boston. Tie crew saw the
triangular race from tine achi. and were the
hs Ss SSTs ss's sss ss sSSs dSss he
eo9. as sSss1Ps Ss river sS s sTs % spa hs Hfs
excursion OK, steamers carried -, mammotn crowds
sntSHsissis here who say tSs .ssp Ssp think hh Yale
prefer 70 the miade " ss sbs fence Ss
oetflng is 100 to 30 In favor OF Yale tonight.
There is howl Of inclination among the
and TRANSFORMATION company bee BECAUSE use the % race
stS to be roweL roy e at II o'clock ia the morning.
ten protest vas n W f5sS%s bsiore the wr TWO
crews BY the Now London Board Of Trade. It
asks that the race be POSTPONED till the after
what local paper says:
~ There is limit to pa,isnee ana our people WIN not
5: e, asn. ss 81 don:
;ys;i.'; sss public AZ sS$: @ .s % ::s s.%
:. :.s G5ss q Iss %
.s' % s ..: e. matter nc sss s.s
s.n ~ s ;.d sa e q h e.
sssrsS ssS su
for that week to tbs quarters occupied by the crews
they will soon mud that people Will kindly regard
their removal to other Quartera
II is stated on what is claimed to be Tex.
over the course yesterday in less than twenty
minutes. beating the worlds record The trial
was made shortly after the Columbia fresh-
men broke tho two-mie record In their race
with Harvard and Yale Tint was at q time
when the conditions were unusually favorable.
weather tomorrow will be fne: that the wind
will blow NJ stream. thereby helping the crews
opportunity to make very last time
The wind was blowing from the north
south. It is going to stay there now. the OK
whaers say. The two crews Will be made
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A Blow for the National AtA,s.,. c1.s.

The quarterly meeting Of the National Athletic Club
will be held onght at the club house. corner OF Broad
way and Reid avenue. Brooklyn. For long time
there has been Of trouble In the organization
and the fact about ready to out tonight
The most blow dealt the club In . long time
will be tho resignation OF George r. Kaiser. the
eeto hustler who has done much to place the organi
xation the position IL occupies. The club has
been energetic In securing boxing talent, but slow to
acquire good general athletes aud representative
members are reported to DO ready to follow Kaissr
example. When seen by Sun reporter yesterday that
gentleman said, II will resixn from tho Board OF
e. aud from each and every .oHs: ,hoS.
CUR Job, R..,pin Dixon ,,, rs! ne wslfn
prominent members will follow my example. am dis
gusted with organization whioh pEndsrs the box.
Ing element. and especially whom the which IL
but mediocre boxers, while letting first.
class athletes 90. Jim Glen tho popular sprnter has
left the as the repeated proInises or the oices
TO get grounds have be on broken often made.
Join the wiliamsburah Athletic Association
will represent that body in athletic Affairs in the
future Why, tho National delegate voted avAnRS
the LonR Island Amateur Athletic League in Metro.
poiitAn Association of the A. A. u Convent.on
day night. theroby hurting organization which had
honored the National Secretary. James r. brown by
unsnimously electng him Financial Secretary OF the
League. That consistent Isn't itr
The sun., 1891-06-26
American Yacht Club Races.

Tho America An Yacht Club ~ issued circulars Of fts
annual sailing naptha, and BE- contested
held on Monday July g. Members OF the New Yofk.
Larchmont Eastern. Ssawanhaka Corinthlsn Atlantic.
New York Coriuthian. Oyster Bay Corinthian. New
Haven. New Rochelle Rversde, Indian Harbor Corin.
THAN of Marblehoad. Mass, and New Bedford Yacht
clubs are invited to enter their yachta
Prizes will bs offered In each class where yachts
start with full intention Of completing the course
in each class whore four yachts second
prize will be given. $3.50 cup will BE- offered a.
Especial prize for the 4efooters providing three
more yachts start In that clasA Entry blanks be
had upon application At the club house. either
member Of the Regatta Committee Entries must bs
made in writing and delivered to- sent In time be
received by. member Of the Regatta Committee not
later Than Saturday. July at4P. M and each entry
must specify tho exact load water line length and
racing length of yacht entered. which measurement
may be verified by the club before any prize
is awarded All yachs entered for this regatta must
report to shs Essst,. .s the club house By
=. ~ Tne
and the Rssa.a con@ssse arss!ls @ SG aHss
the the race Eac, competing yacht must hy It's club
fhors viii be special regatta for n.phha launches
ali SS Il:
@ Saa hr .. .nI AL Ss s
zach! GlaS aoI 70 :a,.; s6.i
Ero.dw.y ...sas nsms oi boat and ien0tn over ali,
and name and address Of tho party making The entry
In ihe inns uS~anse asvhea oy Cnist Enxnser D. r:
The speed knots hour divided cube Of
NE Length M on the water lines Of the i:n1se. rs.pee:
tho different launches
The sixth annual regatta Of the club will take place
on saturday. the 18Th day OF July the club
strnightaway course Of eighty knots
Saohts entering for the Atalantss challenge cup Will
etart from stAksboAt anchored ~ knots l. Il from
RAGE Rock. and nnish of the cinb house Course, W,
n T. TO the buoy on tho Scotch Caps The Ataianta's
sompsted for nm any :sa,eng sra.nI yacht over ~
club In the United states 10 entitled 70 enter for this
cur Tho cup VIII 90 TO the yacht making the fastest
Of tim. .owsne The cup must bs won three sue:
property OF the owner Change Of ownership does
nlts. this eondition EiEhty nautical miles must be
shorter longer ance an Average speed Of dix.
teen nautical miles per hour.
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Tho Rame scheduled to take psee At Clifton tonor-
row between the Cosmopolitan and the New Jerssy A.
c. has been caucsed By tie latter club OWING their
inability 70 get together team
Mr. Gordon OF the Paterson Club has batting aver.
are Of 81. and II. Wild ga
The New York Club II rassinR throuph irving ordaal
but those who have the cubs tntsresls hesrt
trouble viii be surm ounted
Only four League games viii bs played to- morrow.
The team OF the steamship Majestic have arranged
TO play the Cosmopolitans return game during their
central Park.
Next week will be busy one in the Metropolitan dis
trict The champion RosedaIos and the St Paui's
School team Will play game svery day during the
The sun., 1891-06-26
Other Games.
The sen,.rroes.ioua, League.

The Semi-Proiessional League has had a
narrow escape. Whom the league was organ
lied a set Of rules were adopted. and. although
warned. several Of the managers ran things as
they pleased. and this so disguised the other
managers that on Tuesday night q meeting
Gorhnms and Metrorolitans we're OK xrelled 1t
was stated that the Ridgewood manager had
refused to allow the use OF the park, and Ii was
decided TO arrange new schedule.
Regarding the latter statement. ". W. Wal
ISce said there b, was NO fopnda!on for It Mr.
L. Tesd. who was managing the RidgcwoodR
and that on tho following Tuesday Teed went
represent Wallace. The Inter says The Ridge.
woods will continue to play st hidRewnod
standing
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COLUMBIA
THE BIG RACE TO-DAY,

which Il is estimated will be present has UMc ar.
sowS E shkS So S
are ali full. and cots have been put In nearly
every room. and orders q to dou BILE up have been
coium biS, Cornell. and % Tennsssanla ei latfn,a nen
side In tho hallwars and rooms. Down ut the
Pequot. however none but crimson colors can
The trains from New York and Boston 10.
people upon the town. They tumble pellmell
from the cars and go chasing about among the
weary heads Many Of Them % have alr.aty R 'ne met
with ,ilsappoln men,; and others will before
the. the night Y E Is Eyer; HHndr,ds Of persons will
an the river front young men in Gannels are
sitting on the stri 2 pie es OF the docks. Early
IN tue morning tho rest OF the crowd will reach
There are apparently plenty Of tickets for
the observation train to no had to-day for s5
spisas IL wI Ss not .aSs long to sell these oo.
steam craft on the river. and everybody will
na.s nm op3H}rtn,hI,ty } ,,I 70 zoe the race Most q
scheduled. This is because the channel la TOO
narrow and the water to- shallow for them all
to ro% viii s the
sleam craft would remain below to see ths
finish. But the conditions arc sucH At that
make the Of race IN sSs S1s %sns
for lsar that the water then might be 100
rough. II the race Is rowed In The morning
among the steam craft after the crews are on
Every boat will DO compelled to run under full
headway ifis hopes 10 Keep up with the pro-
Very little york was done BY either tho Hsr-
esdinS the great race Is Alwava = auiet ana
The sun., 1891-06-26
Results in tho Lad,s.. Teun,. Tourney

cHEsrSur iLr, Pa, June 2a-Ths nnss In the ladies'
singles and doubles wero completed here to-day Both
matches brought forth the preiest tennis ever ssen
here and nsedess TO say that the respective oppo
nsnts without doubt the skilfu lady experts
in America Miss Mabel Cahin won tho singles after
close match with Miss Grace W Roosevelt and hrs w.
Morgan and Miss Cahii only Just defeated the Misses
Roosevelt after rkably wo playe contest Miss
Cahili snd Mss a. Roosevelt almost entirely monop
oHel the play In the double match for each know that
WAS lost
Tho cool steady play OF Miss T. Q Roosevelt. va,
noticeable feature and honors wsre eQnA ly divided
between her and Miss CAh In tho singles Miss 0racs
oosev-lt played well and pluckily with remarkable
nsrv. against SO strong opponent Miss and
Nrs MorRan's net work In doubles was excellent In
the second set Of the ladies dou6s. Nrsss Roo,e
Welt wore twice without single point but luck was
against them, aud thoy couid not get the Necessary
strokes Following are tho scores;
Ladies' RnElss-finA ronnd; Miss Mabel e. cahiIl
New York Lawn Tennis Club beat Niss Grace W.
Rn,asv.ir New Hamhu,x Lawn Isnni: Club e-a Ia
" fs1wss Morgan beat Miss Z .. Roosevelt aud Niss
Mens singes-semi finals: N. r. Wright beat q.
Femhk. Jr V-S GO: J. B. Clarke beat 4 I. Landrsth
81 b--J.
Mixed Doutles-Miss Rurde,ts and C. r oowpsrthwait
heat Miss l. q voorhees, and Z. ". sswtsls h-a So
6-i: Miss CAhilbHnh N. Wright beat MrA W. .. Nor.
gan and A. T.. Wright. O-u. 3-G o.
The sun., 1891-06-26
LAWN TENNIS IN ENGLAND.
An Exciting Contest, In which Champion
Saunders Conc coded Long Odds.

Saunders COnceded Long Odds.
Raundsrs tho English professional tennis player
Gently played match game At the Prince Club oours
London Eng in which he showed that In his present
form he far ouclAses his professional brethren Of Eng
land. and, It may be said. OF Europe.
lie conceded Latham. the wsllknown player, the long
odds of half3o and scored welLearned victory saun
dsrs had tho advantage OF playing in hiI own court
hrst stroke enabed him to defeat such stroae player
At the astonishing odds
odds) TO ~ The ssoond SET va neresiy. sontAs!eI
odds saunders the third By e-t ;, strokss %
50 dnc ndinv otds and the fourth by ~ strokes
Esrnss TO sS i!s strotss 70 ia4 GnsludisE oadsE
no less than nve times In the nrst while thrice
common occurrence Latham's activity and power Of
were thev that Saunders WAS compelled 10 have re-
The sun., 1891-06-26
HARVARD syABayry

night The town is bright with red fire. and
cannon firecrackers AMI skyrookets arc going
victorious crew. are marching through the
streets and storping on every street corner to
perfoi m Virginia reel.
Capt, Cook. st. john Sheffield. and the rest Of
the Yale contingent came down to tho city to-
night They went direct TO the CrocEer House
themselves. Capt Cook was very cheerful.
He did not deny Ynle's reported fast time OF
ing Of Ya!e's pros poets to- morrow. he said that
the crew had nude more progress during the
past forty-eteht hours than In the entire three
Cook discovered that the men were not hoated
properly. He made the necessary alterations.
for the nast forty-eight hours" he said. "Hnr-
yard Will have no Walkover" This meens that
Cook believes the Yale crew will win.
The sun., 1891-06-26
Glenmore Rod and Gun Club Shoot,

II 10 annual shoot Of the 0snmore Rod and Gun Club
took place At Dexter Parr Long Island yesterday The
new prize donated by J. EppiR shot for for the
hst time Bennett. 20 yards won 1t with score OF
W. LmmnEton won tho nrst prize In Class B, and
z. Mater In Class C.
+. Lsibingsr and EdseTtou shot two matches at 10
birds each for $50 In the rss the Edsstou
~ LsiSinSsr &C ia Tho other match. same conditions
,% SSors q Of Il: sheSt Bsnnett 2s ysrdS g; Hell
- yarah q Sschieman IS yards 6: J. A kppfe Vt
yard. Q: G. Nagee rs yards 4 " ssIcver. ~ Yasds
3; l. Epp,a 2, yards. q kneelbreclI a. yards &; H.
bookmau. 70 yardh =; J. su, ~ yard. 8; LVohrbacb
2s,ys 2s y:rd, (; " MnpE.on 2a ysrds GsrrE %
2o yards, q schisIisin IS ysrds Z: q PfoSimsn a
Ia,dt n T. Madison 2s yards Z; w. stSasaer aI yards
LenRsrks. ~ ysraa y; p. Leibingsr. AZ yards
The sun., 1891-06-26
New Rochelle Yacht Club.

The sixth annual regatta OF the New Rochsis Yacht
Club to take place TussdAy. July will be open the
American, Atlantic CorinthiAn OF MarbishsAd. Cherry
Diamond. Eastern Jersey City. Kncksrboeker. Larch.
mont DouEaston. MassAehusstik New Haven. New
Jsrssy, New York. New York corinthian. oystsr BAY
fHyoniA htSersiie, and ScawanhAkA orip hAny Acht
Club. Marine and Field Club aud New York Athletic
Cine Ins iime Limit OF ths race viii be sx hours.
I9oisrs ftns. VIII 70 .warasd 10 me winnsrs OF
clses IN which Two boats start and where hve
secand prize will be awarded Entries will close al
,n'fhiEhL July S. with K II. sturEsA Sew hochslis
The sun., 1891-06-26
Midway Gu. Cl.b shoot,

KRrrosT. June s2S-Nsarly 200 persons were present.
at the Midway Gun Clubs grounds this Afternoon "a
witness the lonE.takedof pigeon match bsswssn the
Midway Gun Club and tho Perth Amboy Club for
purse There was some very Gns shooting, and a.
though the visitors lost they did about good a. thsir
aycrass shootinR Henry Hollasuasis ana James Van.
broke OF the Mnwsy each killed 10 straight Inc dis
rntwenty SIX yrads rise with Huriingham ruIea
q e. hs ssSI. M,ds{ q Club isyer vanbrot Perins
o; hoyardna Q; total ~ - 'o'ANso"'
ft,,h AMmHSfH!y.Iisst%sn A. by! App.sats lo H. Dayton.
TotA. S5. y "S'~~' - ~S'Asss Vi otsuus q