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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-11-10
BOYS WHO ARE GREAT ON THE KICK.
Preuise or Some Lively Football Asoss the
School Teams

All OF the school elevens have improved
wonderfully In their football playing during
the past week. Several OF tho teams have
obtained the aid Of efficient coachera They
realize that they cannot rely upon themselves
or their enthusiasm to put hrst-class team
in the field. and they seem to have pro0ted by
advice Then. too. the Interscholastic League
Is doing great work among the city school,
boys. and 1t isa matter OF disappointment to
many that the league is SO exclusive. The
city schools. however. are beginning to see
that games with the Brooklyn boys are produc-
tive OF good results. Harvard School very SEN
sibly began the movement this year Of having
games with the Brooklyn institutions. and
Columbia Grammar School has wisely followed
In Harvard's lead. Harvard was easily beaten
when she tackled Adelphi. but Il was q
good experience for the New Workers.. The
league has also done an immense amount OF
good in another direction. The captains OF
the various teams have seen the necessity OF
having more than eleven players for the cham
pionship contests. This has led to the forma-
ton Of reserve teams. or second elevens.
The first week Of the championship season
has gone by and the teams may be properly
compared. It is rather strange that Dwight
school. with all her star players. should have
been unable to defeat Cutler by larger score
IAAuh oho uius Aho AcouiGouAy bOco toohoW IAhs
q well-trained team OF ordinary players will
always make better exhibition than q team
having three or four stars on It, other things
being equal. Berkeley did not make the show
ing last Tuesday that their supporters ex-
pected. With Hugh Inmnn back in his place
as guard. however. Berkeley will undoubtedly
do good work this week
The Packard College students arc somewhat
annoyed because it has been announced that
their team was very weak. One thing is certain.
tho PackardS have been practising diligently ut
Central Park for the past few days. and their
style OF play Is now much better, than it was.
thought Of individual renown. and are working
Since The Sun first brought to notice the
evils resulting from schools playing professors
haste to suite that they have discontinued the
practice. Teams who have, played against
that Gill. the old Yale captain. is still on the
Kings team. and has greatly contributed to
Among, tho out.of;town Institutions West
School Of Newburgh continue to be uniformly
victorious. The new Siglar Oval is helping the
Newburgh boys in e wonderful manner. Vest
city schools, but 1t Is acknowledged that they
st PauTs Cathedral school of Garden City
has at last been beaten. but it was only after
The military lads have Very excellent eleven.
They train hard and are full Of grit They
find no need to play teachers on their team.
Peet's work at quarter back is not easily ex-.
cellsd In the scholastic field. Swords. the half
squirm through an opposing team beautifully.
rush line Is steady and Of good weight.
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The Long Island Athletic sssabble.

meeting Of the Investigating COMMITTEES appointed
BY the Metropolitan Association OF the A A u 70 look
into the charges brought BY the varuna Boat Club
against the Prospect Harriers and by the Prospect
Harriers against the Long Island Amateur Athletic
Lensue was held at Parlor Of the Aston House last
night. O. ?. Mathewson, BsrkeleY A. O. = III stsil New
York Turn verein. and W. Y. Brown. Mversids A. G..
Tho trouble arose the pionshp meeting Of the
sension being the cause. The varunas CHARGED the
J. Murray and W. W. Ryan being protested that
count; q charge Of conspiracy was also among the
with rendering decisions on club mcmbership which
were in direct violation OF ne amateur Atniste Tniqn
passing upon the standing Of Murray and Ryan.
The committee waited an hour for compatnants de-
PENDANTS, and witnessed 70 appear. but j. r. Mullin
counsel for the varunA c. was the only person who
Monday evening at O'Clock. at the same place sub
J. O. Kennedy A. Peyerey, Z. W. Freeth. J. 9. Browh
and George PiRgott. VaIuna q who are eIPectS9
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r.-4.y.s E.tr,es At autte.burs.

First RAos-Five-eighths Of mile: selling. Strata.
sem. ia: Glsnmound. shotovef. no; Headlight 1os:
Romance. lot, Poydora Bob Arthur. Patrick. 1o6:
Houston Little Minnie. 1ol: Apollo 1927 Austral. Il.
nobia %: Polly g.. Magic Beck. 90.
second Race-Ssven eighths OF . mile: selling Jay
p Dee III; Bensdiotne. Roquefort, Kimberly. 1O6:
Arab lO$ GentauE. SS: Toano. ": Tom Haysk Hsnni.
Third kses.Nls and an eighth; handicap Banquet.
no. MRstesiode, 1O1: Lizzie Q6.
Fourth Racs~Iive .eEhths handicap. Civil Service,
III pounds: siroceo 10: Tormsntor lo6; Kitty Van.
20; Laughing Water, ".
-FiNh Race.Thrse quarters; selling. Emperor Ohio.
G.s nssoi sH M ss osn aeis a.
Sconder. irresuiar, ss leKeevsr Under Cover Nolls
Dayte S6; LAdy Useful los.
Sixth Race-Mile; selling Mountain Deer. 116
Pognds: seymour FRINGE Albert; Gsttysour9 9nAway.
d. Denis 81.
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RIDING TO WIN ON THE HILL.
xADsroHB KEATS AUxOCHAr N TnB
RACE OF 1zfB DAX

RACE OF 1z1B DAE
GanS,sv Leads tAs lslA % TwesysAr-eiAs-
Miss Hsas FIRST IN shs I.e~s nsss-S,rsay
s.s 1isiso Mako . LAppaae rsaisA.
Close and exciting races at 0uttenburg con-
tinue Maidstone and Autocrat had lively
brush at SIX furiongs yesterday. Maidstone
opened at even money In the betting. and was
forced down to odds on. while Autocrat's price
went from 2 to up to 70 L Fldslio took the
lead and held Il TO the head of'the stretch.
Flynn then sent Autocrst up and ct the last
furlong pole Taylor gave Maidstone his head.
md challenging Autocrat. lively tussle fol-
lowed. Maidstone Just managed TO save the
talent their money By beating Autocrat half .
length.
In tho third race Rambler was an odds-on
favorits. with Mohican second choice. Martin
allowed Rambler to trail considerably behind
tho others. and everybody thought he was
beaten. Coming homo. however. Martin
brought his whip into play with good efioct.
and Rambler won By three lengths from Mo-
hican.
One Of the biggest upsets Of the meeting
came In the second race- Lowlandar was
looked upon ~ . suro winner. and the money
cans az ths sstns COX
w ssa At .s sasa s sos sra .s
dfth In q field Of six. Il. Lewis was questioned
Hss tn. TN aos oae Ss
SsmSie: full brother r. Ra%sler ycq t slhs
Rat rs Ms s M. ro Hps snd III ksn Il s ss
esns hS vs1d i isS Se:s
THE FIRST RACE.
.ur.. 800 & which $50 to second; for twoysaf.
hsisas $; :. asncisf by sransl.-D.'sy po.y.,
Ss$Sss. A% s5s..s liz III
E.Sss Daytime Tam
q .:.n.s s' ssss Ssd e. ga, aHs
THE SECOND RACE.
Purss S4oo. Of which $50 to second; for threeyear
ODDS that have not won purse Of the value
SossSa s,ss!.,s r. !: alderman Mac. s. by Iensr.~
K,nS ,SS i,!a
,n. pEo.s.. kas IA Se:
x AIS m y.
THE THIRD RACE.
Purse $500. Of which $50 to second; six and half
T. LsHhs b 9. Rambler 9. by Bramo,s-Daisy Hosy..
% ST. s1 S.i:si.a ~ 80 pf t.sSi:y;;s
Bestins-rlve to on Rsnnoer e sFsin.s Achican.
THE FOURTH RACE
SIS SHsa s'ssf ~ vsSassS
fs.isss Il i, S.s:ss liz
Ptdelo also
Time-11<A
BsttnR-Five TO on Madstone, to against Auto.
ss sssss to Sir '''rf' Aa'o'l' paid '''" 's'S'
l.-rt THE FIFTH RACE.
Purse 5000 Of which 500 to second: winner e Be
1aden stables br Miss Belle. T. by Prince Charlie
g. isssi 81 "a BsIl.. o. l.Sei,
Brsdeysb b. &. Baylor. 8, Jos ". Doane)-.......-8
Duke John and CAstAway II. also ran.
y, Time, 100.
IsttinE-E!Eht 70 & .gainss ai:: Belle 2 70 IA
Belle. 9 to Baylor. Hutuals paid $3.50. % ~
THE SIXTH RACE.
Purse $500. Of which $50 to second: selling; seven
j.H2ccumlcks CHI g. Firsny. q. BY me III ussd-Fsu
Hs.iys sh: 6; Eis.e, =. % Weber, ::;:.....:::
Hardy Fo1. Kern. Dr.. Wilcox Alssrnon. IesbsrG.
Silent and Happy George also ran.
Time, :28N.
u sss s". issas: ps,a sssS $40 s4Ss
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Kehney and C.llashan Matched.

After lot OF talk lighting postponements and chin
OF generally eyasve nature. Billy Kenney the ex.
amateur champion OF America, and Tom Callaghan.
the Irshm.n." are matched to nRht t9 finish With
once yesterday. The sknglove part OF The contract
made ksnney hold on tor while but now II Is all hx.
ious 20 see win come o. within hye weeks The weight
pound weigh In three hours before entering the ring
billy Bren. who represented Kenney. made plea for
Weighing In two hours and half before lighting, but
Joe Early for stood out on three hours and
bach sias put up 500 to guarantee appearance at
weishing.in time and a. weight In case either man
VIII fight for 81 900 purse and SEQ sde The man
who wins viii be matched against George Dixon.
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yRAnEs.
I Iss ss 81 ss s7S
VI mp ...1 Q. Cooper seossrs-a Courtney and
the Montgomery tournament Tonight:
CANE
u.s. asn ~ a. csgp:sf 49, 49,
ri. 1s ou%Sy i1s ssna
az d ass sssptar 1885, Roll 1853; Booth 1es;
IT. n.y. s s70
. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES sissy H1sszE 'sss
dh..Sl.rL 1s3 s9h ss ls+; Roll. zoos Booth.
s Ar: % e e N.ss 81: S w
StRsf CANE
Ini,s I'LL s6s Linn ~ ssinss 49, Woes
ws U.s. is soss s Jean
s sss s:s:s ssa H. '.a' 1885, Woe.
w:s ~ %sasod III a0 JEAN 1885,
THiRp CANE
nirs ws.aHsg1ha aAs Lam as7; sAn's 100: woss
viss III Rssisa as1 aS s IT, JEAN ~"
I'LL. ss s
Js:% No 5-c sss:sfsr 'es a Msssu'man 1885, A.
aoss III NSnss iss 1Oss sai ''' 0'A'
SECOND CANE
Team No. 10. schaefer, llsj L. Hsusman. 1o5; A.
schech, ia; l. Holder. l8o; Total, SO. , 49,.
Team No. IA. HausmAu. 1885, J. Lair, lol; u. osten.
dorf. 1870; J. hangel ltb. Total $40.
The hAsSotte,, Manhattan. and independent clubs
alleys on Saturday evening. The scores;
uRs5 oAhk
Indspendsnt-C. Wiohsm, 1870: W. GlAystnn. 1al; n.
Rstysh 1885, u. Eioh, 1Ie; p. Hsner. 15L Total 7o2
1ia; o. Holmes I3i; d. AbsrIs. 100. Total. 60I.
sxooSp CANE.
Nascotts-L. Burger, $50; A. O, SchArmsnu. 1lA: r.
A. r.sioy dyer 1877 H. Aehashs. 1855; ). schsrmsnn.
indepsn dent-C. wiohsm. 1853: W. Glaystun. $50; n
Ratyen 1853; A. Flick. 118; A. Hener, 16<- Total 75S.
yHIRD CANE
Mascotte-L. Burger, 100; A. O. sohsrmAnn. ITO; r.
A. Krackowitssr lS1: H. Aiohaelis lao; j. scharmSnn.
Sanhstssn~Paui Halter 1873: O. Bauer, I72; W.
Batch. 1883; a Holmes. 126 u. Absre. 1875 Total 100.
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News frs. the nerss wor,d.

W. L. Hamereley yesterday sold his colt,
Or oas o. BITE Beaa e ESsenns EssR P Pics
said to ba 81. 500. ,1nforno has won four purse
race races out Of thirteen starts this years
Jacob Rupert, the brewer.is increasing his
racing string at Grayesend. He Is said to have
paid John Dryer Sic, 900 for the two-year. Ally
Reshtng Belle by III Ban out Of Rofraction.
], and had been sent to the. post twenty five
times up TO Dot 20. winning six races. Bhe has
ea.ned rest and may do well In her three
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Football Notes.

EAsros. Nov. p,-Lafayetts football men expect TO
.y :sISns ss19s sysI,. tsniEh here or wsdas,dsy
unable TO play at the former game with IehiRh, win
Py vSisht ChSs ,;. nose Is broken SAYS 10 w Ger;
ankle wOrklng order the team has been badly Grip
MsdnssdLy Agood many alumni are coming back to
MippLEfowM Nov. o.--Ths wesleyan team devoted the
greater part OF lite practise hour to-day TO the work IT
RerfscsthF the ms In their knowledge OF the sKnAs
essa ne gree, bali back md ssPssia g !.,s years
All Ia Sssii.oasa III iSsssy fot pei.
! ::s:; 800 s sssssss 81 i 6:
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To Amend the Bylaws.

The annual meeting Of the National Crosscountry
Association will DO held at the Arena in West Thirty
nrst street on Wednesday evening. Nov H. II will be
important convention serious alterations Of the
bylaws are to bo upon the principal amendment
being to strike out Section g. Article w. which reads -
follows: 49,
"sEc. GA list Of candidates for competing teams
be sent the Secretary of the Association two
months previous to the decision Of the championships
and the OF any person whose name II not con
tanned in said List shah not DO accepted"
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odds and End. or Sports.

A. S s ss1s
stree, club rooms on Monday evening Nov. is. '
Id hi sS
race Of 100 yard; to-day for wager Ofslda johnson
1 sssns s x Oh:
Sc D''
:as q
s q 5; 4 . ~ e A. NV 3oH s Gu t.
The Lortlsrd A. O. lacrosse team have won i've games
A s Lost
Island snd Ssr .sGR
M :oiia sinsy 8 . Eisl
:: 'ss :'sf
S,l.s nsS.s xh.. s x:
&: Is 81 o :as
me Thsms. z CHAMBER, - Athletic A;sosistion va.
s:sSs I Gaaoon.
Il III; s:s sEs::s s:1 s!,:s:
II 81 :s ss:s 4: noe:
feather weights meet In a. special fourr0nnd .eo."
"a Lnber aud Sam kelly will also settle long diner
enes o. opinion while there Is special Invitation c.ss
at 1856 pouhdA .t
special meeting OF the Athlstic COMMITTEES of The
Long Island Amateur Athletic League Will be held at
the seawanhakA Boat Club house. corner OF Bed
ford avenue and Clymor street. Bfooklyn tomorrow
night to pAss the entries to the nrst annual boxing
S & & sa SssSfSa
Point The 9rsitmin.r tese pi.cs On ThSrsdsy Nov
weights open to alfamAteurs; Bantam. los pounds
and undss feather 116 pounds and UNDER special
pounds and under; light l36s pounds and under. and
Islter. 1<6 pounds and under
~ tho colored boxing ohAmpionships. which take
piscs Nov. 90 At hobsftsona Gymnasium. corner OF
Orange and FULTON Streets Brooklyn. Wong Ching and
Charlie Lung win spar for the l2o,pound Chinese
nsmens are comlnS IA last and the sntriss Win Tar
optnumber the two previony year, The weights are
100, liz l8b, and l5e pounds Entries close Nov. N
With W. II Robertson. 8ot Broadway. New York.
The Nonpareil Rowing Club have nominated the fol.
loving officers for the ensuing year snd 70 the nomi
elected; President II. j. BehrenB. Jr,; vcePresdeut
AuIphyi Secretary, George Hateei Assistant SEQ
Rotary George Myers Treasurer A. =. Potter Captain,
W. r. COseYi FIRST Lieutenant. y. A. Becet Second
LieutenAnR 4. Nicola: Trusses.W Talbett. W. y. Camp
bell and Z. w bradbury There is much regret smong
other year. ~ his work WAS very satisfactory.
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VIE LAWLoR PLAY c4sErs
The Ex-Irish Chanspion IL Said to be Ready
'e 90 DO Battle.

The game between John Lawior and Larry rorde At
the Hoboken RACQUET and Handban Club Sunday
aside from It's attractivsness bout between two
psrts at the game will probably lead to Of the
greatest battles that has boon played In America
1t undeniabie fact that Lawior has always be.
leved-in fact. he has expressed himself upon DIFF.
ferent occasions-that there not the world
who could beat him. and this claim has been made re-
NE = iSs .sirsa essnpiSn hoxsysr ~ d, ivy:
sI having 81 he "a desired he
Sunday. 6e must have shanssd his mind and !. now
w., x,;s: ssI Ssssj% #:
ia sIn
Il. . nss. x "a. sns ss%PS
sshs ;Sss sH a
~ :n I & nj e &
ts Il ~ sSs {: s b 90 @
and says 30 in businesslike way. certainly Will
made made, that Al; 5cm mari ~, and ass 70
M s$sss sssss & Brooklyn
F.:
III 0Yss q y
Ell %. Ssss,q9;;o :e.., Il Il Il Il BIZ
e:
oss. Ss snow. 4. vii sss Il The seors: " N ~
a as5er Car Sssmody.:ib u ss
GeorRie Hensy claims that he beat Andy Cullen With
vs aces He h sa ,t the s and .S third
ond Iannger Powers was evidently misinformed.
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Eddie Avery Wants to Fight Levy.

Representatives Of Brooklyn sporting club yesterday
offered purse Of $3.50 for fight 10 finish. with two
ounce slovea between All Levy. the English bantam
champion. and Eddie Avery OF wiliamsburgh Joe
Early who has charge Of Levy said hs would answer
afternoon O'Clock Early would not give an an,wsr
unEno1n before the Rhode island A. O. Of Proydence
The Rhode Island club asked for terms nve days
ago, Joseph replied that he wanted S1OOO purse
II he did not hear from them by Thursday. he would
make the match with Avery.
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wAsH1xeToN,s RUNNING NETTING.

0seoad Chslee Horses LeaA the favor4tes
In Four or tho Races.
WARRINGTON. Nov. e-There was fair at
tendance at the renewal OF the races to-day.
The running was close and exciting In each Of
the Ave events. Four favorites were defeated
By well played second choice horses. Sum-
maries:
: THE FIRST RACE.
ssEs MssiS. BY v.s.eona
ssss5 S:ss M h. ~ & ..S A.
,.:ss.: g Goa ss: Judge 1''" 11
- TIE SECOND RACE
ss ss.:: ssss .ilss i,ss q: fs''Gn williams. ~
Hmyar-lrace Lee. io6 e Hnll; :.,..:..........".l
TX ssS:. e. espsa s.sas: Id
Norton Has:toD. jim Kenny sad ohsisiion also ran
Lynn. y 70 fe Captain - 4 y Manning min " '"''
THE THIRD RACE
ssGo .sns G ssyS s's by Duh. of Ma
i S ssss s:sa: liz liz ss;:j's
fsstisr also ran r,u. ,.r
. :s:ii.s s.,Aee Mar,
nss's e. Si bay :Sd no
S.n: SsaT Sa IA i lI,d ssiI%n'.
Thomas COS p 4i AZ. u AZ SA''s'e'''"""""
. .;.s:. RI '"a on '''''
THE fifth RACE
handicap stssplsehase; purse $500; full eoursA
.sss i ;S III il: sssi ill.,
Rspartss and Bsnsdt also ran.
Time, 8.A1A
e1 ss:is 6 rs; r. e against 0'' Gown 1'
These are the entries and weights for to-
morrow's races:
First Race-Five and half furiongs. Ballsrat ia;
IltSbsS Ito; sunday. l0e; Lost star. 1ooi jug I'm
psX 1ot; MattasorSa nllS coidstrsam. 1o2 Umpire
ssSssd ksss-ThrseSdsfisrs Of nlls; handiosp
MEN, 9cfs. %; Xrs.osI.s .S ' '.'.' -" "
,ss ias W.,ssl'g1, rs; soSnsf'sI ao7 MONDAY.
SsNf sasc-Six iurlongL nustssd. 1lzl Bellows.
oi Sss ssos vi: asa Ssf, selling o. Lake. l2s
5ss H. ~ ~ x Genet p%SSS.:.y ''' Mar
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MUD HORSES WIN At NASHYULE
The First Three Races Wen By The Get Of

NA,Hv,Lls, Nov p.-Thres Of the dve favotites went
down at West side Park to-day In series Of races run
In drcnchnS rain . siushy track. Bryant landed
two winners. The winner Of the second race. First
Lap b. O.. by Lsaps dam Monstts Was sold by 8. Berry
for $500 to II. simmons OF Louisville.
Nine started in the opening race selling purse hvs
and half furiongs Ruth. at 70 ]. the favorite
but she finished rnp,aeed the toll chance Chestnut
BELIEF winning As she pleased By length from the 70
1. roiNe Bucf!nshsm: Settie Rent third Time. l:ia:
mile somerset was rayerte q 3 . but b. yeixhs
in gsilop BY two lengths from the Enquror ally Drift
who was four lengths In front OF Huencmc. Time.
1:41
ers The Leaps fiIy Clntis O. was the fsvore at to
I. She won. pulling up, BY length. x. r. a. to 4
finishing second neck before the second pick Bessie
BislAnd. Time, 1:19. -.
furloss handicap went to tie post Rival fayorits q
In roinp by four lengths from joe Carter who beat
Marietta out by two lsngthA Time. al.
The last four furIonGs selling for twoyearolds
with ten star.srs wasA cAnter for the tot chance
pick sgs.hSund who beet shs faSSriss. Maggie Lsous
The nrst three winners ware sired By IelapA
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Ths VyiAAsr,s at Giesssstsr.

oloueIszza Nov. s.-ToAAys races resulted - FOL
ows;
First Raee--ssysp and one.hax fuIionss. LAnnss
wSa. ciAmor sscoad Question third. Time. l:Sex
vss gcsi: Ssss s:s:SS vslpns mira line I'LL
wood sseond lndtA Rubber third Time. ,81.
ypessh RseS.0as nile. Lonsiy won. knnA J. eco
s:.5s: sf!sz ,.. s en- vsa
o. sssssz fszss iSirS Tias ,:si wa ~
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A Fighter who Loves to Train.

Bar ST. Loms. Nov. s-Biny Myer claims that he has
conceded weight to Jimmy Carroll but It Seems that It
Is Myer who IL getting the advantage. AsuS repre-
sentative Carroll weigh yesterday aud he tipped
the beam at exactly 1894 pounds When he fought
Andy Bowen no weighed but l81 pounda
Carroll and Grimm are hasd as work. Grimm loves
boxing and ball punching purely for the science. and
Yesterday willie the two boxed tic trainer WAS talk.
ing all the while and 70 make Johnny duck properly
he reminded him With two good w6Acks about the
face Grimm u graceful in every movement bus he Is
learning new lodges daily
said to-day. How can. I be shoft-winded { Insve.
have always taken the best Of care Of my body The
He s. feet5 inches tall Lsrkin. has the advantage
Of height and reach but IL n doubtful whether he can
ht any harder. GRIM made Twelve miles yes.erdayi
The BAY one hour and half and spared several rounds
Gsrroll :sys: The only trouble md with Grimm is
aoe: S,s,ao ths shins yn.l tns dsy q ~ Sss:
no. YET found Sut " The ring Grnsn says: e! love
THERE'S some study atsaessa g T. and i ( n9t % mon;
that nonrshs. without tatsenng and ths best Of fpe
kept FREQ from everything OF . disturbing element.
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Bowling Games To-aisht.

NonpareN vs. I.enox Hin, Lenox Hin VI. Spartan.
Spartan W. Nonpareii.
AMrRIcAS AMATEUR UNION.
Section two - New York vs.. West End. New York Va
Grips at New York Sileys; Bloomingdale W. Astoria
A. e. Bloomlngdale va Phenx at Bloomingdaie alleys
wuKKLnxS's LEAGUE.
Gotham wheelmsn ". Riverslde wnseimsn A. Goth
Hudson County wheelmen, At Manhattan Bicycle Club
alloys: AtalAnta Wheemen va Jersey City A. q. Wheel
men, At Atalanta Wheelmen alleys.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-11-10
4 ROMANCE OF THE EAST SIDE
ssvipess stole Ysiier'ss sweethesrt' saa
Ther, WAS war m Chrystie Stree.

ssvv,vess stole YslIer's1 Sweetheart, sna
There wss War n Chrystie Stree.
Miss Minnie Rosenblatt Of Chrystie street is
pretty. No one looking d her ROSY cheeks,
dancing blue eyes. and shining golden hair.
which persists In forming In the most absurd
curls, clustering close to her well-shsped neao.
would have tho hcnrt to gainsay that ahe 10 al
together the most charming OF tho east size
bellies. Added to her attractive features are
we'll rounded form. dainty hands and feet ana
lively manners altogether chic
Up to a week ago the most ardent adnifrer
Of tho foir Minnie was Mike silverman. fanil-
iarly know in the cnvirons Of Essex strcet 40
"Yaller." When Mike works he is butcher.
and hardy. strong butcher too. But 1t 10
said he is not stuck on workin'." and. In fact,
Minnie last night sobbinely declared. He
never works: he's o bum" while Yaller.,
from behind several yards Of blood stained NED
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ing generously Iroportl9IneSd XSnng b wH tSe
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anthemums at her bosom at the feet OF tho
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ssr9ed that she was with the sha baS
Street. str sso yh eE' the cooling pair
face to face with silverman and Pal named named
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s sn ssoGysS h he was
ssiss S.s hand TSs latter %sds : motion tS,
The next moment there. was gen,
sra se Ia SRd tumbs wesStne
Silvernnan. using his head. spread "Swipes's"
nose over his face. ''Yallers" nal took
he cot around to Ghrystle street. and in front
Sap prisSols notorious sal saloon oaos r anS
neIChborhood, and Dennis Sullivan, better
known as :. Flatnose." appointed himself rel
cree and allowed he would 1ok out for iai +
under no particular rules and for twenty min
utes there was scrap that set the spectators
plucky fighter and he fought with a wicked
ness tneited by his wrongs But he was IN, no
literally covered with blood. "Swipes him
self did not escape bad beating.
"Swipes" and the girl were found living In
nished rooms The boxer declared he had
married Minnie on Sunday night. but would
Joined them in wedlock. or other particulars.
The girl when asked simply covered her pretty
head with tho hcdclothinE and alternately
related his side OF the story.