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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Observation-Disclosures


Dead ont of bounds-Davenport. .; Money. s. Killed
with one barrel-Davenport. IL: Money AZ. Two bar
davenport. 90; Money 40 Left auartsrersEPavenport
Incomes. baSsnport. -: Money. e. Tcwereis:DaV:
export, o; noney.5.
A return match will be shot ut the Carteret
Gun Club grounds. Bergen Point. next Tues
day.
The Tuxedo shooting grounds will close
next Tuesday. as W. i; Smith goes to Europe;
in their praises OF tho grounds. The club
team cup match will be shot there early next
March. The Carteret team have won the cup
twice.
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The Nelson C... In Court Again.

BsvsALo. Dso. e--Ths case OF Frank l. Noble of tho
assadArd Stock yarm Of Grand Rapids Mich. against
Ne xssioaM Trotins Association up
hamilton Ward in the Supreme Court this morning
sttsI delay oftwo years.
he il Of tho mos noted In the annals o; the
trestinssus 10 the outcome OF whAtis alleged to DO
fraud perpeatsd on the turf SO far 4,
ks{rssul!sd N tps ssPuisior q u Nelson and Frank
me National Jtottnx Association Tor two years en-.
Ssay6fed W Try the case OF Noble but has been pre-
vented " the INJUNCTION which still stands and the
~ sssSs g fSrts:I Is shrooEn Mobiles
0hSaiU D psSpetual injunction.
Z he case .was brought up this morning. lawyer
ngeUpAQ e Tits city. representing Noble asked thar
We easS b carried SvsS again William hoyt % this
sonsf Assocastoa made strong psas asking that tho
Sss sasess q they esimei that the s,r :Hss ii.
$Iss4 ct thitseDntry demanded that the case should
JpdSS Ward sdjeurped the case until tomorrow or.
sESfW& Nat the plaintiffs attorneys show some good
,&sa1S kEy tAS cass shouId moi be heard s'NN
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both game. played IN the. Hoboten tournament on
Atlantic Ssss Club were the WtnsSsS was The to-.
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The first break against the A. A. U. will occur next
week. when meeting will DO hold to oon,oidAts the
A. u Baseball and the regular Amateur League
Tho Manhattan Club will certainly Join the latter and
jersey. and Orange athletic clubs and they may do the
pa.eS of hs @ hsn %
Staten Island r. oricks's Ensew@od Field Club.
aud Manhattan A. 9. This would make the Strongest
amateur League ever seen IN this psghborhood Pro.
other seven positions Will be nisd BY amateurs.
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BLITzEN, SON OF BLAZES.
TIE TWO TJ;iI-0LD MINIS THE LONG
HANDICAP ON the uiLL.


HANDICAP ON the uiLL.
BASH Duke. Ruled or at Gloucester In No
vsrsbsr. Upsets the Talent IN the Hapdi
cap sor sprintSrs-Periid Fonts Ounwsy-
Daisyrinn the surprise OF the Day.
A large amount OF money in the aggregate II
lost every week on the races at Guttenburg
The betting fraternity is divided into tire,
classes, tho first and most numerous investing
their cash on favorltes. the next In point o
numbers on second choice horses. and tn,
third on field horses which are moro or les.
outsiders in the betting. Yesterday tho none,
was pretty equally divided. two favortes win
ming purses. two second choice horses landing
first money. and two outsiders getting home
first
's The racing began with n scramble OF foul
md a half fur,ongs by. beaten horses. II
was n very open betting affair. Guildero
piloted the field three-eighths Of n mile and
then faded away. Go Lucky. second choice,
took up the work before reaching the hall
and won by o length. Mike Watson. tho favor
ite. beating Surplus three lengths for second
place. The money poured In steadily on Perlid
for tho second rice. making the Eelding IN
odds-on fayoritc. Salisbury was first AWAY,
Tapped BY Dalsyrian. Perlid hanging on to the
tail OF the bunch. .Petld reached second place
In the homestretch. and, as usual. swerved.
s ss y S.s h a Ps o Ws
pP and w9S IN eSSp y sre ss
This was the surprise OF the DAY. NO claim OF
Early Blossom was loaded down with money
aS stEos 4 S.sns az
ssi Saas ssa s sns
tssss lsnsshs S 81 Basil paSs. his owner end
'oeiSSsN ,, were ruled OF ut Gloucester on Nov
+. Blltsen. frat choice in the handicap at ons
mile and sixtsepth. was held In hand while
Bsn
sId It to the nish WInRRmg BY lsIsth New
:. Tie talent sent Paragon an odds.en favorite
s ss Dssa IN ess In
as aee Dss qn hsA
a.se $a@ms s Ha s$rS Sa ss len9ths away q
Those who placed their money on Gloster.
ns . sss a shs
s se SE cst say p to ss & &sGFf Bute
chance. for tho place. Summarizes:
THE FIRST RACE.
Purse 800: for beaten horses four and half fur.
{. .Mecr.ls,s c. Go Lucky. 4. by Benz or-Avon-.
b. 4 HoniRs s. T. Mix: watson &, los IT, Beissnj.
Mad oiths Nat Miss OLIVE E5tE.: SADIE some,S o..
s .:s '''d 0s'''s'' Archie Collins and S's''' also
wssn e suspa. Esa. S.d
-. THE SECOND RACE
BE- 81
sstaTnisf:s iH 9 fsiiId' s. ID: lDxy:ii:
Salisbury and s0nn 4iI x!nF &c; ;liS ran
Bestnf1ssy.n to against Dslsy5i.n g t. sn rsr.
r.. -. THE THIRD RACE.
rrE: s. buzz NJ tsfss y
Ss1;, EsiY Si1;;o$ id riiynn'
: t''"sn'os s''' fah' rime. 1oa
ssse. $sds: p. RSts
~. THU FOURTH licE.
81 r. s.sei s:s NILE .5 81
s!s:: ss:si:: sf + SSH q Never ID q r:sS;j
IA :s;ss ''' o.
x:y:; 10 MT youSs ny sutaais PAID 40 sssS.
- THE y1rTH RACE. ''ir'. .
rnrss 500; for twoyearolds: selling: threequarers
SSHs sssse.:s r. g Paragon. by Mr. 5iokwist-,
{ ss.al: sa!h: Ss,i: % it
"a sss Ny. YEA 40 t sss'''''''
T. ss sss P:';
's ~. THE SIXTH RACE. /
i 81 it, ss.isn S; p.u
i;
y:: fs.s :sss:
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The Winner. ct Chicago.

. cnieIee. Dec s.-Tho racss at Garfield Park to-day
l0ultsd ~ follow;
First Rsee-rhree. quarters Of mile. First Lap won
0sasond Dick second. Red Stone third. Time, :s8.
Z sSeosd R.ee.iIye flriony. EA,ursh nrst Hannah
tiQ1 gscan6. wheeler I. third. Time, :63k
cd. Promise third. NmS ;06A,
PHth RAce-ttve fnrlongg. Fred Knox first, Swiftou
second. Johnnie 0rsones third. Time. Oa5f.
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The Boxiss Championships Financially Sue.
cessful.

The Metropolitan Association of the Athletic
Union will clear = tidy sum Of money on last weeks
boxing championships. in spite OF tho "frost", the
show encountered tho preliminary night Trensurer
William D. Curtis FURNISHES TnF Srs with rongh sta,.
nAent Of receiprs and expenditures:
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CIas. GAME at Rutgers.

New BRuNswIcE Dec. S-The game Of the season at
Rutgers was played to-day between the sophomores
and freshmen on Nelson he!d. the freshmen winning
by score OF 1910 IT'S noteworthy fact that the
game to-day the first since 1895 thas the
fOoWs: -
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Bowling Cameo Te-sishs
AxIaicAx NATIONAL fouuAxxHI.
vs. Oriental. Oriental ". Gotham. Gotham ~.

AcApHNY fouRKAnKNI -:
felsenkeller Va Ftuke. Fluks " Monarch. Noaarsh
Va felsenkellsr.
slooxLYN NATIONAL founHAHHR. -
wayeriy VI varnns Boat Club. vaTunA Boat Club N
Sans souct. sans 6ouci VI. Wavsfly.
sfRAcxs laNe BLAND souxsAH8xE.
Boulevard Casino No. 2, Casino No. 2 Va 0sAvan-
hakA, SsawAnhakA Va Boulevard.
AHHn1cAH AkAfHun WHOM.
Section fhree-Saranao Nansasss. ~ sarssso
alleys. -. -
Section rour-Nsvark Bay Va oritsni ,. o. ss New.
AfaIfI1o iRAssl hn5
Orange l. Cva North End 4 q. 1t Orange 4 O. Alleys
1oBoI1S 1oplHANxsI.
Atlantic Boat Club ~ ktns. Valencia Fun Moss.
ANAfEun ASSOCIATION.
Elizabeth A. C.yA Jersey City A. O.. at Elizabeth q
sHsyC Staten Island A. C Vs. hverslde 4 C.. AtStatsn
Island A C. alleys.
BArvIxw rorRNANrSr.
saamander va Volunteer. Volunteer ". Alpha, Alpha
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NrwsuReH. Dec. s.-The Orange Lake Ice Yacht Club
held its annual meeting tonight and elected the fol.
lowing onncers for the ensuing year: Commodore,
Henry 9. Hggtnson: yiceCommodofe Dr. willett Kidd:
Treasurer Gardiner Van Eostsand. Secretary, William
II. Smith; Treasurer. ChArles Dixon.
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The Athletic Committee o: the Loay :saId Amateur
Ail!stic icayle W. hold Special session az the Forty
syT.rd street, Breos!yn tonight 20 consider plans
amateur indoor championships u Long Island which
WI ts he.d " the rsgimsnA armory en- Monday syep
l<uc Association. Fortyfeyenth Regiment
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Service from the Acc Zine.

Through little Misunderstanding bet wesn the prin.
cirais. the game which announced to take place
yesterday between Prof. Cosgins and John McEvoy
against Peter Connally and Louis o'Ds win surely be
played this afternoon. At william courtney's court.
1s9 Centre street. The only change in the teams will
be the substitution OF Tom Lyman for NeEvoy. There
was quite number OF persons present yesterday at
the court expecting to tho cracks Of the brooklyn
and South Brooklyn climbs play and to aoothe their dis
appointment somewhat four.handed match was
ranged between Andy 0illen and Pat Drisco aKainst
Jim Reynolds and r. Lukemau. Driscol and Reynolds
make no claim nj being proficient at the game there
s s 11 the Mss S
being from tho front wall and the second under The
suxs rules. Tho result that OIL and partner
both games by n to IS and Fl to IT,
AZ Casey's Court yesterday Major Carmody and
ana az
promising left hand and the Majors Kills" the former
were beaten handy and greatly to their disappont.
ment The scores were: :"
Carmody Aud Dunno. ......................21 s1-42
nose ana UouA9ny. w
Ex.Aderman Jim Dunno said yesterday that tho
victory which Or. Smith and himself secured the
clever John Malcolm and his son Jimmy last Saturday
was enough glory for him for at least month Mot
that We wsrs p 9shsd to ,std "Su. BE-.
beat such powerful yonnsstsrs Howsssr. Il they de.
sire second meeting an9 ohooss TO take chances
osiiHs sheni Would advise TIC pair 70 70 and ssss
somebody hrst. because We shall not let up them
another time. Think that's good ADVICE don't your"
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The Manhattan and New York Athletic Club teams
last night for the first time on the Manhattans
ssys in .eGsaglsd game. Of The AshIss se5es
both sides being out In large numbers Despite fact
that the Aanhsttans were on their own ground they
suffered defeat In both games. The scores:
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vuffr (pxiuAR>Ell yrpcrs

WHIT lbKLhAk1-II fDUfy.
white Delmar) played <e. RIO 2, which Raye black
Goinder; a.. 2: 81 Px ,. oh; 70. K"B >. X
r. The left black with rock. knight and two pawns
against two rocks, advantage 70 which Dsmnr had
to succumb on the sxty.sixth move.
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Empire 1877 2a2 SO le7 5te $50 fo5 TO ssS
Amercus....73 l1p 21o 2e< $40 %tO 623 COZ 7Do 7sS
umpire-I. Meyer. soofers-H. secaths and J. Ferris
Arsrass-Emplrs. 17l: Americus. 169.
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FRAMES.
ny. c....s5 100 22s 3l2 1913 400 S73 ess 742 eah
NJ A. C......v9 160 25S $40 AT 61o 6Sv U62 1S1 Sl2
Umpirss-J 4 Brewer and Warren Sage. scorers-H.
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Totals..".1s122 20 ss5I Totals.....ls II IS ss
pRAMHk.

100 264 s41 lo6 4e1 sos e7s 7s4 eSs
New iork...S lS< 27l $50 4&4 sat iii eo6 77A $50
Umpires-C. n Thonpson ana e Arnold Ecorers-A.
z. Matching and =. J. Rice.
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Totals. .....13 1919 z


Standard: .ss 172 2ss SIT 500 47s s4B ess 700 IT'S
,umpires.F. n Allison and =. Brssn. EcorsrS-H. D.
Hiota and J. Rice: Averages-standard 16A IS;
The Manhattan Bicycle Club bad close call In their
match with the Onion County Roadsters last evening
upon their alleys Fourteenth street. After
Rams they defeated their opponents by - pins.
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In the section three series Of the American Amateur
HDwhng Union, rolled At CarTuthefs's Elephant Club
alley IN Brooklyn last evening the result VA;
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Totals......10 9S17 SS7I Totais....12 ~ II $50
rRAhrs.
Eidelia....e2 l73 2A0 BIG 400 A76 6le ol7 70S 7e7
6mpirs.. 16S 2A6 887 40 COL 680 $50 TIA $50
cathe.
Avsrass-FidslA 100 2-s: Empire. l702.s.
Tho American Amateur Bowling Union (ssotion tvo)
Cameo rolled on thu 1loomngdas aleys last night.
suited In Two defeats for the home team. The
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MAMA
MI. Clos az az ass $50 COL 7se ss2 zoos 1899
U. O. R...126 48 $50 A30 6l6 Gao TAT 68A 02A 1850
Cmpire-a. DsYoungh. ecorsrs-c. y. Jewell and W,
n. Peterson
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nsr teams initial victory q sx sanss yaaysA Sss
nssf GAM
IS? Il; Co.,; t. :ss ::: s
8: iSs Sss: 81 g: *'s u ss: iSi! i:::
e iss: ~ LIZ, sossa ss III IL
s::: III ss.s s's'' 1T ss i's''
:sa. s1s.s K: :s: g
-.s sss sss M A., IS; ~, o .s'
SIX. 1Ss v9n III ss ri rn' 1851 Brat
p,,S mo- s! lsS $50: csu 1ss
.. u.s. 7ss Ssss isS ss rs 81 1a'' ''' '
Is! Z i:si:y .is q Sac; ri :::s.:s
FLEET oAxE.
T.rsgrs.M Ds,secss. 1s,; @ Ie:sssr lss 1sssv.ck.
a.s iss ferd Il ii; Ss:s.i How
SECOND ANN
IS s::ss si::5 IS: II -
den. iss: Fora 81 iss: So.ss' i7o ioss g. 'N How
The two victories Of the Lsnox I'm team In etrseks
tournament Monday night give the Harlem bowl
rood chance to win the hrst prtDs. me sooeeo
were follows
CANE.
cyc!ens1H. nost.,.r lss; q 1sstttss;. 1sn chssA
Normss-Marttn 1873: Mcdonald 00 FicltnSsE, 1851
Hoey. 49, Farley. 126. Total. 606.
sBcoND GAM
ste nxay-Inssa, ~: Mun. ITO, Erie. 1As; steia.
Normals-Martin, 100; McDonAld, %: Nckinger. $50:
Hoey. 1872: Farley, las. Total 623.
Cyclone.H. Boettter. 1sei Q. 1oettder, la: ohase
1A4 siemes. 123. Total. 7o5.
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vAAMRs.
fa:. Ss igs 2ss n ~ AZ az
umpire-J. Meyer. Scorsrs-J Ferris and o. q. Csbsck
AvsfaEe-Americni Ibs 70; ndeiia los &c.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-16

Memo arrangement by which certain plates In tue sue
~ the Yacht can be slid back allowing the peopie III
the cabin 10 gaze through great panos OF pia".
nto the depths of the and observe tue ahos VI
the fishes dlsportlng themselves therein Hls eaou'
.ar,arned On a recently published description OF the
so.,harn cross that Young Celman's wealth is DO
vond the dreams of avarce' which Is comprehensive
II not definite.
sTbe London Field" short time ago in an article
ON ,ho Cloriaua predicted that when she met the new
Gle, hoat barbara there would be another story TO tell
Well the Clorana has met the Barbara and II was inc
samc old story only So The fact Is that inc 40
.oats ara not "in it, this year with the AmcrIoan
4oOrs even Il The oaas er si tS Sef hest e, boats
their class in these waters erobably III te hnsfs
This wear IL is different. for times change anu O0"
change with them -,
cun I-1ces because her owner did not belong 20 IN
New York Yacht Club calls attention to rue % csS
,h witch can do no good and as In the pieseh Iii
cD % S snro o harm. Nearly every other Yacht cnl
opens its regatta 10 the larger clubs ct Club
:. o,Id tend 10 better list OF entries and osfa
the club is not afraid Of its prizes being caga ind me
yschfs Of the Ncw-YOrk clrb can go and sail ioi '
prizes offered by other clubs Il, NOT after al
enter the Tste in the annual regatta Of the S Spct
Yacht Squadron. When he saw with Wnat t,n tessiI
ms , lp%adp"p he took the Thistle 10 the Baltic ans
his brother Prince Henry took bis yacht fDss and
This q great Ttncl W q orf
iha3 ,nson which believes itself to be 1 4hay
ancient than the Golden Fleece, more h0noraoio VIC"
sbe Star and and Carter went to sleep again.
Austria is bound TO have a. successful N ssfbS
strattmsu has taken hold Of IL in earnest ~ t -
meeting of the club, or the Imperial qspSen was
elected commodore. Prince Johann Lelciie1sSi,g1 81
vice-commedere for Austria, and DUKE r""P "
Coxburg vce-commodore for Hungary
There is great to do in England oyer the bosic
tions as to Grew recently placed on the Sna poa ,
Of the Solent clubs 1t seems that the snal pos .
ssilers In these have been aceustomed 10 s 1
fat men 10 20 out with them when they aceu abu NC
the boats from capsixing by sitting up TO winuMW
This was regarded by the racing committees Ot NJ
Gibbs as highly detrimental TO the best lI'eTesV "
the snort so they have passed rules wlllch are III
tended at lssst TO limit the number of fat men on
each heat
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-16
OUR Big SISTER CITY.
AFFAIRS IN BROOKLYN.
Incidents at Navy neutrality-suspicious. for the Fall
pagn-Afairs at Club Houses and Armories
Items of General Interest.

those who have been honorably discharged from the Ar
or Navy. Each applicant must also present certificate.
signed by at least two respectable citizens Of his IA
oaty preferably previous employers as 10 hts hahn.
OF industry and sobrety and his ability TO perform ~
special kind Of labor for which he desires TO be M.
tered. Any one who has been convicted of Grim.
misdemeanor or vagrancy will not be registered. WI.
the services Of men required the recorder Of u.
Board will send the number OF names called for win
transcript of the important facts concerning each n
calling for them. Should there not be enough ms,
registered the commandment OF the station viii be a.
thorized to advertise Tor the remainder Before ma
are put 10 work test Of their qualifications Is IA
made, the object being TO grade them provisionalh
and to ascertain whether they are suitable for ~
work. The head OF the department will send 70 tn
Board list containing statement Of the ratings II
those employed, and the reason for the rel econ d
Others Those that fail after three days notice are q
be dropped from the register. but will not be prevented
from filing new application
When an employe is discharged or dropped from th(
pay-rolls return stating the cause. the character d
bis conduct and work. and his age date Of empoyment
etc is TO be send to the Board. II the discharged
Is eligible his name may be continued the register
he so desires but II he is disqualified, In the opinion
OF the Board, his name shall not be entered on thu
register. All employees are To be put on pr0batot
for two weeks and then be finally graded by the head
Of the department. All employees below the grade 4
leading man will be divided into four classes with PAL
graded accordingly When the necessity for quarterns
and leading longer exists, they will be rdnce
to the highest grade OF worimen, and quartermen and
leading men will be selected from employees on u
nomination for foremen.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-16
THE WRITE 1YRAyr AMONG THE FIySs.
From The Vienna Polltische Correspondent.


The Gar and Czarina have met with an extremely
cold reception during their present visit TO Finland,
where their stay In former years has been reckoueo
among the pleasantest events OF the whole year. To
take Instance out Of many, the famous Finnish
Choir. the Mnntra Muskantcr, 3" the Jolly huSi.
clans" have hitherto given selections OF Finnish and
scandinavian popular songs for the Cars amusement
but this year they have dissolved expressly TO avoid
singing before their Majescs who have been received
only by the local authorities the people holding sui
enly aloOf. The Car was greatly surprised al TINS
attitude and said 10 weilknown Finnish politician
Metbinks the Firms have greatly changed the
answer he received Your Majesty, the Firms
the same as ever They don't know how to dis,
semble. They sing when they are merry. and weep
when they sad" The Empress was painfully at
fected hearing that the Finnish Choir had dissolved
and the Governor OF Vihorg, General Grppenberg was
requested 20 set matters right. lie addressed himself
10 Baron KnoTng, director OF tho Academical singers
Club at ielsingfors and invited them 10 20 out 70
WilmannstEgnd, and give concert In honor OF their
MaJestes. But the reply that the feeling In tho
country and the finances OF the Academical singers
forbade them 70 accept the invitation. The General
overlooking the former reason, offered $50 kroncn .
head for expenses, but the answer he received
refusal OF uDceremoniopS curtness.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-16

Fewer games than usual are scheduled in the Ameri
can Association this week; in fact, Wednesday and
Friday are open dates with all the clubs All the
e,ms MAY ON only three days of the week. Tuesday,
Thursday and Saturday. The proposed consolidation
az the Cincinnati and Milwaukee clubs VIII not inter
fre with the Associations schedule. for the new club
viii take up the record and schedule of the deunct AS
ISOLATION team In Cincinnati. TIE Assclltons venture
An tbe Queen CITY has been dismal failure and there
will be no conflicting clubs In any OF the cities next sea
son The American Association schedule for the
week IS as follows
To-day-L,oulsvlle vs.. Columbus, at Louisville; st.
Louis vs. Cincinnati, at st. Louis.
Moaday-Boston vs.. Baltimore, at Boston, washing
ton Va. Athletic, at Washington.
Tuesday-st Louis vs. Cincinnati at ST. Louis; Boston
vs.. Baltimore. Boston Louisytle vs. columbus, at
Loulsyillo Washington vs. Athletic, at washington.
Thursday-Boston vs. Athletic. at Bosto9; Baltimore
vs. WashnghOn Baitiroe St. Louis vs.: Columbus, at
ST. Louis Louisville Cincinnati at Louisville.
saturdaySt. Louis Columbus. at Columbus lio'ton
iaItimaro: Louisville Cincinnati ~ Louisville