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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-11-16
OYER zIILL IND DIE
sone GssA Crsss-esasssy WEEK. Ovep W ell.
kseaa Tsans Yesterday.

An the rromnest trnis Of III. eross a,h,.,s
were ~e. ya;ronibed yesterday. The Laurel Athletic
Club started their ocursry 70. ,se Harry
Beirsir pr1~s LAure; Hin ten men participating in
tie 6-y, ehsse Of TIE ss.soa orer a tvemlie ecur,.
We start made fron John ucsrtt yt wsshinr,ou
Hail and the beys eovvre1 the fairy eood
time. " Mccarthy nrst bon. ~i's Ycsny se,~oir
second and Henry Fielding. thisd Tine - nlnutss
&c - se>erds
The runners Of The Active Athletic Cpe q: r..sr.,a
bsla their regular SUNDAY the hrp; ,s..oa
from the club bouse Nsrkes str-et Peter Ward
President and Jim Sixon Secretary. s.re .ei " a.
tie IN.
The co,nrnb Athletic Club he'd 9 big rue ores -.
Port Georxs courss their route extendrnS sha' ors
and . half mikes. Csps- }. H. Smith sea the PACK
which we're many ehknown member OF the NAnbsi-
tan. s. Georges. star. fasiime crpy<-, West End
gsbe- o.ganiEafieas Al The nhsh the paek vas vel
punched. slt II. J. Anderson. Cart Smith BaeAauan
Otto sesrint q. wclenst.in. }. humps 4, jung. A.
Daufnann. and " Grass eli 10 The fore Zine u
minutes .34 seconds.
Under lack Solans guidance the Acorn AihIt;e A.
sociafoa's nenbss had . hps at Bay ksdss going
club ooprte extending from the cluh house
m. .ss q s. :; aS :, H. mn
and aNr erusseo1nr3 upsonshiy< SAi b snorsn
esp, bonosae Of the s.. James Boa, Climb ed II. ba-s
s s sas ss =, sas u. ssv ss sssss. 10 e. tar
and r<tnrn The fame for the run was - mnrt - - T.,
ID SCOT. -.. III. de.p.,essr =. Rros,ya Athletic
Ci1bs eruss oesnTy ran me SAT- Has nsd. srcm tns
s1e s... Es s: e.
.sn. sf r.. s "a . mt
mat r hen: 1' s I'd e;
the line and B. Wssif.ek bsins within half yard Of
me usieu Athletic ci.s Harlem held their r.ssls.
sssay RI, over tss siDs seusss a. Fay E,sss fss
Tsit..y: "A ss@s:s q a: Aeon 4 rTsIss.
s.ss nse !; ..,ss'e. IN, sscesss a 'n ,"
e ~ s. s:s "a;
cap nil ra.sevrrsd in good ss.ps the men snisStne
:s.o.:s z sss .'s.s;: q e, 8: Viii
sessssa Z J; asss%ies !: s.:,s: q q: - .aa
Ana sa.as 3
Prem E.ss. Mes. .s: Merss.. H.Tss, he'd he,
Hlnese cSs seIa run run tier e!So hSrss On Ss~
.ss. as ns.. mem ss ri
c.. il H.:.s s run T.: ss s.
shi,'s
Iss & sssrs.. 4.s....e a,:cs,..ia. s:....
iesmsd the ssS rass ss,ius the e q. a, q ISs'19::
70 spar,.n Dayr ihenee TO KinsstIids< Is. banks
r so rae s. an,sn re Sfsr man sss ..s ss
,Srs ses minnie. i:ssss " Chs Dr.
lance about sig snd han I n, IS s,,, .,,,..,.
Wa little seven and half mites 40 nu,tns
u :ss.,sss r.ss sss-ssn jan ::r..ss s.s
e $
leesea sss, me- Sc ss
morn q aSd
oyeri OF course Dean sas the nrst ni.a TO Nnt,n;
and : stranger third.
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DreeasyH Deass she Nswswk Csssesusss~
fks socshan stfr.csie. yesterday sferpesn IN krees
I'm vps tie eans ~ TIE Brcssiyn Fcssssn C,sse
ercunds bssveen the caiedcnisn Canb Of keSssf ssa
the srcckiyps fhs boys frvm sevsrf voa - tess
for choice cf sos,s ssd fssi fer The hrcsty kicked
o. Csarks the feafherwelshs centre forward q TIE
Ca,<sorisns scsred the frst goal for the vsios ssd
then fssi sde Ger the home team Just before TIE
Close Of sss frss fcZy ave in.tss rssi nosesss
fciioved By ecsi ~ Carrie far xsw.,k st.f nesd
mn NJ scrrV food tvo gcslr each m the nryt tsn
n the sscsrd hsff the hcrae team had ist gtnd N
their fsvor. and pasyed an srrresstvs .sne ssc1du
rcsi AND smith. Who p,aysa Militant csns inrcsss
ont for the rearsrs % ne esnt sse sS - -. ~
ne sclrr vas. BROOKLYN : rca.s: Saiedonfsna
festure Of the r.ne Brorp. at fas esek snd Isyor
neht wing were also promin.nf for sosa c go rsr
risyed sriIi.nty and FARRELL At centre hsn esek was
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5; Ss q h r.: t.:s vii
y @ Al
Rangers, =: Caledonans. =.
c...Isos; XSy 1874 ,ssnsnaos: Ia.h I. expected
Tie Hs1sa1a x sosiesf .ss Il
The stree, Oatds * the s.or: Where ;hs tctss: G be
,od. me sale opens at O'clock u de mornlnr and
order from the manager. "''''' ."
wruAxTorx. Nor !5:.Yes,erdsy.s victory over
II
snsi.; sss:s s 60.
IN VIII 1s
S.sas 8. lsn:s.a s -.
space Of week
% as q 81
tity met The ir,.h w,nd.r-rs e Jersey CITY in
%s: ;s% :'r q e.:
defeats. team we're lsd " o.p. ssIIiEan me Farley
e: " az; ;s% ,':r al;
points 10 goal and points. -"' V
ne Annex District and IAf.ysas Athletic Gibbs
.r slss2dy ue:so sad stSns
able 10 score orr. hsif CLAN mad. s1 .essra
T:
p &c Kasis had sss % f Ss:
playing rirhi guard. jenfins The old rsirsrsiiy Of
PennsyirAnn player. eaptaincd the Annex Districts
and did good work.
The team Of the steamship Teu,onc. who seized
SsTt .sh.Wien ~sa,srSas tnISea. s. hsaitea
put In appearance. The the West sides
played Against the regular Team instead. Both teams
were 10 hne fettie. and an exeelient exhibition OF
.s ss ss' d: s and Il. .s.
they played .peat. welt for their chance. aEans, the
.sxs ssaa.y Jss ses.SoeLs ysstsId.y eeessl ssss;
q. S AZ n rs - ss e. .s s.: e.
CguAs kicksd tye and Jehssy fsEasy eas- MsnAAsy
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TAe vars..s Ca..ss KseR - Wen ~ They
Can Rev.

The unusual sisst OF . Sunday football esos under
the rules Of the Intercollegiate Football Association
presented large crowd OF enthusiasts n BAY
Ridge yesterday afternooe. The cSposng teams we're
composed Of osrsmen from the varuna Boat Gin and
si-ren cracks from the Sylvan Athletic GLIB sch~eser
che hurdier who played 90 against the creseenis
So. ardar was In the latter team. The syirans con-
rntnced to nigh, Away. ne great pody got in
two touch iownA and voss kicked goal nom one OF
,oach down just before The c.oA< half NE try
n goal was failure. score: sy.vans iS SarsnaA =
TIC sylvan half lsacks rrn veil and sch~ekief rent
acrots the line for third touch down ycss coeh nes
Alex the goal Before the end OF the han tanss sued
q touch down leaving The AnAi sylvan A c. IL:
Ns.2ua D. G. &. The teams
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The fnai round for the championship Of the Gaelic
Athletic Association played yesterday afternoon
on tie Esdgewco6 baseball grounds between the Irish
Americans Of this city Ard the Kieshans Of Harlem.
The game a close one and although the Irish.
Americans yet the Kickeans in their terri
tory for :Le rrl.teT Of the Tue kickhAns
really ms1e tbrce rood kicks 30 the Ir.shAmereaus
two Aecord.ng to the Gaelic number OF
points makes for rothIne compared 10 one
goal
the teams are very hitter in their SAy
Tuoomey L<1ahAn and Gallagher played Great game
for the EickbzmS while Dee. Banfon. Cotter. and
Welsh helped the Irish Americans to victory. The
score uas: InshAmerscahs. goa. point; Kick
hams ponfe.
The Team. lined Up as follows:
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what Pr,,eeto. Thi.k. or Her Tea..

PRINCETON Nov 15.-The Princeton men feel decidedly
encouraged the outlook for the 1hAnksgSing Day
football game. 1t Is well known that the fennsyivanis
Cniversity eleven were very much disheartened and
broken up yscany from the Princeton game Man
helm. and Is regarded a. very fASof.bs sign that
Yale able TO make only ten potnts In the last half
Of the game while Princeton. In her Pennsylvania
game made twenty points IN the last half Moreover.
Yale unable 20 prevent Pennsyivania from Threat
ching their goal. While Princetons gosl week ago
IN the least danger.
frinestons gene yes.ss day showed that sven While
po1na. hs.y:sr they could play temsItasI strong
goal under the most trying circumstance Al the end
OF the game the Princetons DIN their best work and
game.
Altogether the Prncefon's team - very strong In
defensive play They nave the endurance to play q
long. hard Gaue. and have undoubtedly the nnest
haIkl cQuniIH
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HALPERy Is The CHAMPION.

He Defeats Lloyd In Gsea style After
TWeaty.seyea Moves.
J. Halpern was heartily congratulated after
administering defeat to s. Lloyd on Saturday
evening. The victory also gave Halpern tho
championship Of the City Club for the curreat
year
From the run Of the game. which 10 ap-
pended. 1t will be seen that Lloyd was virtually
beaten in the middle game. and that Halpern
pursued the attack with great skill and accu-
In SIX moves. after twenty ono moves bad been
recorded on the seoring. shset. yas hes!dly
can be seen from the full ecoee. IS follows:
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RAfJUc AvHhLslA


LEXINGTON. Nov. 15-This afternoon at
o'clock, Rufus Lislo. well known breeder and
owner OF thoroughbreds. died at his homo in
this county OF Q complication Of diseases. aged
about 70 years.
The two mares that gave him fame and at the
same time earned him large fortune. were
Agnes and Lucy Isle. and the best h9sssS he
beth, Robesplerre Jacobin. Dollikens. And
Laura AgnsG His health hes bean rapldly
i.ilieg for the PIT yea sad ssoSs two mSSsans
dan Church and died with The CONGREGATIONS q
reilGlon. He owned 4ASnlhcsnt blue grsss
farm. and was vesy wealthy ~
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-11-16

The Miller Rife Club held their regular weekly hacss
competition at 20 Hudson street. Hobcksn, On frds!
evening The shooting done ofhAnd on the
American AIRING target. distahee of 10 feet. The
following scores were made out Of . PosSiese :c'
Z. Fischer. 24o. 7. !Aehl a3s: D. Miller :ss: Car,
Hsnrfen. -,s II. Kruse. 32a; ". Taylor. rs: cAr
raxhsr. 11s: ". Forkel. z5i; u. seitenIeish III T.
Z. Fsohsr. aso Class b. H. Hruse 2:s. Clan CA
Siadler al.
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FIERCE FIGHTS WERE THE RULE
A Lively wlsA-sp to the sta.AsrGs Bexi.s
ExkiblsSOa.

Every bout vas = Eight on Saturday night in Turn
Hall BROOKLYN. whore the Standard Athletic Club
ciuded their third annual boxing tourney. Prank Free
man. seavanhaka Boat Club. the referee: Robert
ssoIl and Joseph c. spaeth. Acorn A. timekeepers:
while George A. Burren. Pastirne A. c.. and Sparrow"
Robertson held the judges places. The results Of the
bouts were:
bantam Weight Class. los Pounds-rirst bout be-
tween Hugh j. Boyle. fastime A. c. Of Elizabeth. and
the surprise the crowd forced the nsting in
the hrst round hut the decision went 10 Boyle 1he
POP: E. sss en. me :nS uass;
on cSs -,i IN s I'M:
NeAilister. Palmetto A. A. they az Il savagely.
s1as a' Il e. and .csna I me-:
ne .,ns MsiSss:h! SCI rs sssId -. 60. r",
G. and Nike Harris Clinton A c.. had il for the
medals, ne formers STRAIGHT night and len handlers
sS sS Class. 14o Pound.-7h. sou. wa. be-
s.d IsF ss arssss bun IN
the second round be was driven into the ropes and
ss ut q Is - ssSn Bill,
welsh. who defeated John Nicholson. STANDARD C..
.seond Pile in iii. class doing such good Sorx with
Mcclellan that the latter quit In the second round
ssd s.,iy G came s:. s'Gs I.
the mt round Barney led but elevery couptered
Very Urea a The ee.: In The seenns posad
the two men vent NJ savsxey and slugxed vey hard
e. iss n ne d Re. nn. n
and cut hsiilys mouth Tbs lstters nnn condition told
iS si Of ,h ns
Ma!Ia' The rsf.,ee srSsIsd asoses tsSmiaS!:
Hieiine tae came men asiin me referee inay gave
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Another Phessneasl Yea-ii.s Trsstsr h
CaliGOrnla.

STOCKTON. Cal, Nov. LA cold wind blow
Ing up tho finishing stretch Of tho Stockton
track yesterday spoiled the day for Marvin.
and he started mono Of the PAlo Alto trotters.
The best event Was the PERFORMANCE Of the
yearing colt Athador. ~ Onward. the dam by
HarEawsy, in trotting With one break In 2:2eE.
beating Nil yeaTlipg records except Bell Bird's
10y Cirrus H. ~ SgiYSood i tSs a,b bis
il good next week Tuesday Paio Alto gees
AGAINST his record Of 2OOh. -.
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ting Association viii meet at Chicago on Dec /.
NJ Simons OF Louisville has boughto Of Barney
Wolfe Of Kansas City. Nettie Kent. bE M.
years. by Duke Of Kent, out Of Nettie Martin.
Cade. out OF 6ammacita. They are selling
piaters and have won ut Nashville. The price
paid for both Ia 81. 100.
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N. standing o, til. e,nb. IN the whe.im.n'. Bowling
The record Of the nine 1yenen entered in the
Jcrssy CAV Anasssr SovinS League \ ~ follows

In the Broorlyn national tournament series in prog
ress Of CaTutherss Elephant Club aliey1 the OvceoA
and souih Paw ei.bs isa1 rhs .vsrasss are: Osceoa
10; Pee.is: 7Ssi Ss.r%9i isI: Ysys,:s, 1sG:
7,s sans souei TIC: kings County whseimen. o7s:
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a 0eeA Rsee nftWefa ths A
Assia CasSs - a. n N-Tsssres.
s<esAel ehs,s, Ssa fakes pscs b sss rsee fef the
A.>rsosa rssssasi svsrssseat vsissa ne nesnse
Ne N q resk 80 vSrh e,ssa record q eieiss,ee
isssp ssns sa fhsn1sy. NJ eAanSsa Assoes re
- = evr. tsr.s xfsA shs Fssssss Ser f1ss paese-
NJ Ar,te, have yes % psy TIE stroaesst sssna CO..
sreptnsly is ~fn - vsikevsr fhs o'snesass nsss
s,>1 .prrt last wtsk cd ess dovr sss 49, q ne
rrrurH.
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J.E. Haistead the 500 trophy for full score.
he nrss made since the form htion Of tue clah
Ihs sh.ypshootsrs seoret made n n sRssts. Ist1A
Comfort, az; Private A. G. Todd. 81; Corporal
Pr.Haneer ID Private v. r. smith, 90; fr1xs.. T. :.
Beach. %: CaPtatnJ. &. Abr.ms e6: Laeutsnsni " J.
Underwood. IS; sergeant O. J. weaver. g. SefEesut
y. Dunn, S. Private VI, II. Brown. o.
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n. ssx.s-.,.sh's ..Try- was . Faai.-..

The football team Of Company l. sixfy.ninta EeEi-
meut appear to in hard lsek. Yesterday they
defeated the Gaelic game Woodsde Long Isiand.
BY the Irish American Cinb Of Newsrk Fox. Csssidy.
and T. Donnely made the points for the Irish-AResi
For tbs soldier boys Ncchrysfal o. Kelly. Crow
ney and CaSoury put ur good ssin kame. The
va: Irish Ameresns. goal points: Company
posnts. Tho teams were Il follows
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rwo e>es,ors q TIE Anertcsn Amateur Bowling Cston
srp updef Way II section H. fhontx eoYien are
seafn in ne sad. ne Bteonmed.le and Ioeng nesI
Lyosnm have not vus eana 1hs rec0o - - Tor
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Dswiiae Notes.

Tie disputed Gisndsle-Apo.Io esme win BE- relfd
again. This deeiEon made by the Doard OF Mana
gers ofths American National Tournament Yesterday
Afternoon ne game viii Be rolled next InurSday
night
Prank Mailer 10 nov busy enE.sed preparinr for ths
individual tournament that VIII be rolled on his aueys
m jersey CITY. beginning Dee Is Muller expects to
have number sf 6owierS compete thar rosd tn Last
have % tar decided TO roll: Hoiden. Ihnns knnis.
Leuy. Ritter Lehrbaeh. fhyne. LutA kshlsdorf Mailer.
Cossy. Psulsen. Jordan and Duke.
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snr,ox rnHrn trsooklrs eir,s).


Each club in The Athletic League has played four
ssHes tuo 81 hone sd . IKE nnns1 aore.d iee
Seu Yofs A C. have al Of their eaDss- The Ssr-
ser A {. have made poor s,srt. iasnS fosr ssmss-
Inc reS0rd:
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The Schedule Connittee Of the Bayriev bowling
q hssSsyn esss ss.ssssd sa :ss: Of
in6s Of each week me schedule g
nov. 1x-Ansonia Volunteer and salausndeE
Eov. 2S-roodIe NoapaTisl and Casino.
Nov. 37--Aiphs. Casino s1d 6Aiamancer.
Dec 2-Lsfayette, Ausonis and Poodle
Dec. A-vooot<sr. NonpaTtei aud Casino.
Dec. D--Saiamandsr. Volunteer and Alpha
Dec, 1l-LAfAyette. CAsno and. AnsontA. &C.,
Dec. lG-NoapaTtsL satamander and Poodle.
DEC. 1S-ysilntees. Aasonia and Casino.
Dec. 28-Casino. Lafayette and Alpha
Dee 18-oolsmandeI. Lafay cite and Noupayisl.
Dee nO-Poodle, Volunteer and Alpha.
Jan S-Ansoaia Poodle and salaman6sr.
Jan. S-Lafaystte. HonpaFiei and Volunteer.
jan i1-Alpha, konDASiel and Ansouta-
Jsa 1s-Poodis. Aipha and LAfsyette.
jan IS-LAfsyStts and Volunteer
Jan. lk-LAfsySste and AalAm snder.
Jae 16-SaiAmAndex and Casino.
ian 1o-Poodle end Volunteer. 70
Jan. 0-CAsino and Poodle
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r. n = 2i-SsS

At TEE torru knOokIyx corgr.
he match on Saturday between William Courtney
and Denns kordan against ohm Grady ana Peter Con-
molly not the interesting struRxe generally
pected. In fact. IL Waterloo for Courtney and
kiordan- Courtney showed Q lack OF practice =
married extent while Grsdy and his clever partner
played finely. The score vas:
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Private Haisteaa Is Haady VITA the Rise.
The team match Of the seventh Regiment Rise Club
shot on Saturday showed SOME clever execution. TIE
scores we're:
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GREAT sPOkT IN TEE TANK


Yesterday Was water polo day at the big athietie
Clubs and the ntersitiug sport drew out rse ero~ds
The game at the New York A. G. was vesy interesting
There little excitement at the close OF the last
half caused by whteside new player. being seized
with cramps and disappearing nom riew schleslnRer
Yelled 70 oes sshasioa 70 H. H. wseoe nH HE
side had recovered IRON his attack and sva to the
steps without assistance. The teams lined up -
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nj. n; ssssp,> asss pssssssss. TOO vssusee
y! r. d s:':si; u: ss. ri s';s III
.s:.,: ss,. e.. -: ~, !; =: r. -; . 3
sssss 3, de sss.sf: . is =. ssssh ssssvs:
-: So: &C. s..y 4 iss ss s.s.zs IA s. u -
SO Is 49, II s..i III Il, fssst tx
,i 60; cl s.g is, Ell. I'll ia ~ -, ~ 49,
80. Do S.s.-s. i Is! ssss a isk 4s.lss
ne se.sass~ sess tse sssss isss sisAs ~ u D.
yrrsr GAZE
sss:..:s;':::;.: 80 81 . ::ss:
st. e s':t 3. Rs: sss 10 s:s:
sr.rs eAsz.
sc: 800; 10 s''s Il, sss'
T.; e.: g. 80 ssl Ii A. i:s s. ' " - '
Bs~n,s ss,>s Te-Nas>&
Ar,.scAs sxnorAl ss<rzAsEr.
Peerless '. vassinssss. wssAissssa n iene1 HIN.
ArAoer foUnrAnkJN-
PARK Avenue ~ voiuntes1. vslunttef ~ Xanha6an.
I ansattsn faSk Avsnue-
Asrx,oAs AnAHrr sTlos-
eeettoa l-Aanhaftsa A eva Ivanhes. q Asahat
sses,ss s-sorsa EsA A c. y. nosss..uy. 81 Ssssh
lose usAyp ncrrxAHrxr
xs.nai " sssvaahska. sssvashasa ~ 'nnist.
wngnHEys iHAsrE
Rivsrsids Wheeimea u Harlem wheesnsn. On River
side Wheemens aleys-
HoSoEEF rocnJAHHsI
HclShseksr Active: Atlantic ~ Asiantse Boat
Clsb
AHAfrrH soSrxys ArsocIAnos-
.xe- Jersey A c va Jersey City 4 c. on ssv 'efssy
staten lsissa A c. "a Elizabeth A. c. On Staten
Island A. G afeyN
ErooILrS foCESAuryr.
sesvashata Pin Knight: Pin Knish: ~ d Long:
De Long " SeavanhAkA-
AHAfrra tlAerI
XII vou Kun va workinGmsn On Morfingnens
eiisys; Warriors -. Alehe On usryforr' ansya
SxkUr AsAfGrH iHAerE
Fin Knight u independents on Pin knights alleys
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POSITION.
pLAcE sLoTp)-13 rtRcEA
WHITE iuAlrxD,-l3 rSsers.

WITH lHALSEU1-13 rsera
The result OF the tournament Is shown BY
the appended table:
j T:is:rn' No; z; * & g? sss:a. e
z. kemeny...! !sss Huntington ..3 .2I7
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HAsnaALE yos xUS or HoskE
-->s--
n 0wsepene Chsueags frea Jehn Hssssey
- HreAnnA's Ex-GAsmpses-


n owsepene ChsHe>as Nrea Jeha Hsssssy
- Hr>as>A-s Ex-CAsapss.-
pse.ppoi.sae.h In tAs sssl Of hs,dss;l are very
rnN pssttcslAry whes shefs anything Ct ssake But
esrs we're . great nsny sosry enthusiasts On -cipe
cay q ths nrookiyn Bsndhan cisbs ocurt who
nssrisss so cbsr1ss ueooaisis At PhnasssyasA and
0serys Rsssy anA frce Cserins of proohiy. GLIB
NJ Dsseh vas for e1s sids and In fr,s series q
evss.ess pasyei ss fhiisdeirhta ssne three weeks
esy vss ct for the thea vipA-up but a. Chanpsen
Casey vss obliged 20 falei his promise 10 at
tsaA the opening of the fssttus Annette Cub
essrt IN o. Lesis he ssked for pouposemeut ,es-
ssr vas tent 10 President Onr,en q the Anify Aso
etstsa q FhilsAeiphia reqsesttns hin The
match vas Arranged for later date. rnfertupatey
% e =: e . {. AZ: M me-
sesss sr "a sst Ss.s siss %s
pp:sss: 4 10y rssss &c., s.:.s t,ssa %:s.:
"a ..sss ss.si.s e: Or: rs..rahs the naming q
=: =. ssss g =: :s,sr .s
e s.ro.. s.ys b., NJ. for con: essss o. .;ssr
Be supSisssetsd tss ehassSss sih 70 The
a. sst ana
: g. r . .sss il Sss.n q n NC
sS. g S sSr. Il: t -, , s:
sspskseessi ss.ses..s -. nos been icrso;i.n
e e s.s n. e ina ina but be has ::
II vsry certain thai there not q man BREATHING
ospfthg Casey. probabfy. Who eau beai him With Ten
sces game, -Sow, rHn srx can for me continued
ia. E PA !os sz a.;sr I'M mate: .as: d:
ssae for 500 SIDE he played in sseys court
ShafsAay. Dec 4 II this sa;fsfsctofr Il wior
iet hin same time and ui be hand 70 sign arti.
sss CONTEXT estyssn th..s '.s men ~1sia IN.
ever u ken place in this country.
Inc air was nied With Matchmaking on Saturday
and number OF rAttitnG games were ct,uched. with
%s~sons sa., ss;@ssr q aeosSs Hsaiss and Jon
Coannrs the former alos ing Connory nre aces same
for $40 side ms contest Siii be risye tn Catsya
eorrt rbank sSiripg Day. Then on Nov - Col Tom
Ssshan and James IoIcene have ISreed % aetea;
Be busse<s trsasactioa entirrlr- Toe fvlorins
veek. a. the south Brooklyn Ciuos court jotn
fevefs and Loud Odeii have been tnatrhed to play
jerry Dunno and Dennis Kiordan for pars. Among
2. J. Ganpon. ne former has ieft - with William
Courtney q forfeit. Thea George Harris . after
John Casey. the Who elaine he erer beaten
narrs claims that be do the act for from $40 TO
$40 side
Tne playing on -Cisb Day AT the Brookiyns court
unusually EMBARRASSING. JAmes Dunno. Jr. PET in
Of his btss days. and winner in nve osi OF
six eanes. The amateur cham pinr With John MAJ
after the Arps game be latter were hAndiiy beaten.
The battle between The cd rivals Delaney anu Nal
colin. vas very fhafp The score:
Malcolm and Dpnne Jr..................l 81 .l-s9
Delaney and Eorfy .---.------.-..---l IL 13-tb
Then yo1ns Dunno and Major earn ody doubled up.
ard proAed 20 be tia. u. J. Lnef
gsn and Prank Prenderysst thought n the nnist-
The score vas:
Carmody and Dunno Ir ........-......21 Il 2l-GS
Charles ycGonise. the Philadelphia expert and Geo.
n Nils redA mi tlRe he rcd
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Referee-fTed X. fcrtmeyeT. Jndget-C. II. Crom-
well. II. de Y. BosiSiek. Timer-H r. Pike.
In iiitl. orsr two minutes from the time the ball
tossed In the centre Darls touched goal tor the
Reds and twenty nye seconds later be repeated the
feat minute from the call % time HoaS pressed the
ball against the hlAcks goal bot vas mos allowed ne
game ended 20 o N EAsof q The keds
ming and pols eosissss Si6 bsSa a me H.s
haitian A. q. tL
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The records Of the eonpettns for the fefr prize
in the individual bowling touInaneut Of TIE Ilneoin
Cluo Of Brooklyn 10 - fouovs:
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The revised schedule Of Division No. Of the New
Jesy OF the American Amateur Bowling Union
tourna ment II follows:
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GF1dy And CONNOLLY. .
CoQffneY and Riofdan

Bily Courtney says that he viii match Peter Con.
molly against Tom Holmes for from So to $50 TO be
piA yed at any time the latter names.
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l. sDI.ss.r. T TimsE g. ISess b. 'a' Spasu'
goals in sh. aI., a.t " Tnessues and one IN lie see
Il.ei. was seored ~ Mltner and he .,I Play q
he San vas Gloss q III Bsenv roai. Dsfinx
. srIimmAss kininer got the ball and divsd
va. e.rsfuiy work,n. hi, way nader wstsr Sy the
Reds dropped his game he bobbsd up front of
the Reds Eoif and touched Il without intsr1ereans
n, IL the big xanhst.aa 4 z. tank there vAs also
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Ia Il 21-A
Il IL lS-Az


Then younx Dunno and Major earn ody douhled up.
ard proAed 10 be great team tia: ~ J. lnef
gsn and Prank Prenderysst thought n the nnist-
The
Carnody and Dunpe. Ir... el-GS
LonerIan and PrendtEgast 10 Ia 1S-&o
Charles yol;onsie the Philadelphia expert and Geo.
Hsnisy played excellent game together and proved
entirely strong for jefe Mcmahon and John Con
nors. With little xperlence AeGonieie shouic
develop into q frsteisss PLAYER. The scores we're;
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