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The sun., 1891-01-15
co.ey I.,suA ROD and s.. C,us.

The attendance OF the members Of the Consy Island
Rod and Gun Club At woodlawn Park, ]. l.. yesterday
of tho best this season. II the regular
monthly shoot Of the club aud the principal prize
the ShlemAnn medal with the usual club prizes
Twenty four members the traps shoot under
the usual club rules II. Mclaughlin, K Dwyer and
D. nOn.se. hillsd seven BIRDS each and % TED for rnt
sses in the seventh round and won The badge and nrst
money The ether ties for second and third place
nss in :.sh si.:s diyidsd Ih;.seIs .i.noo' follows:
y:sd IN, GsS1sy s' yITs! IS
Gsy.fd,i sassl;y, e. y:;as q o5S.EsI Sc
ysrdsr q 4 Eppinx as y.rdal z; EnElsbredt nl
yardsL Il p. Lisbringsr as yArdsl 81 l., Eppig (l8
is,a;r ~; a sshmsassss tSysran Q; 3 Mons..s
C3n yards. S: W. Gre n t2i ysfds) 4.
Ties for shliemann Badge H.AcLaughlin6 R.Dwysr.
1: u. NOnsosa
The sun., 1891-01-15
Twenty Members OF the I.oyillsva A. A.
&3uNDenAod.

fhs Losisrd Athlstio Association OF jersey City IN
stalled ~ new oasers last evening They are ~ fet
lows Prestdsns z. }. Eordan; First Vice Pvssideas y
Maloney: Second Vice President q. P. Eye; Record
Ing secretary. james FarfslI financial Secretary,
John OLoughin; Treasurer D. II. Carroll; Captain r
J. Achsson; ytrss Lieutenant r. O'Coanss; Ssoosd
Lieutenant. H. hysrs: Hoard Of NanaEsrt W. Farrell
hurry. N. sullivan. l. werthetmer J. tx!reL ?. Mao
m,ise w. FarrsL J. KinSs6ury. K ). Acheson 7 BreI
sol Y. haloney n. Long. g. Miller J: O'Loushlin. y
tes-R ,Acheson " Farrell j. B!oyn. " Myers.
Aaionsy d. Lons. ?. 0Connor. aud Farrell rwsnty
gymnastic apparatus on New Years Uay.
Tue following weights were decided uDon for the
coming tournament to be held At oaklsnd Rink on
Aonday evening; March ~: Bantam ios POUNDS;
pounls 4 special, sEo' between twp middle weight
Harry Mysts wac ,ssetsd 70 represent the aasocte
tion in the du yards 1t the apnual indoor meet
ing Of the Boston Athletic Assoc atioo-
The sun., 1891-01-15
The varuna. In the Field Again.

Tho third Of tho sabscrpso tournamen will short
Iy DO decided at the city club house OF the vsruna
Boat Club, isA Atlantic avenue BrooIiyn number
OF clever boxsrs will be ptted zach other Jake
Pit1 viii meet Nike NcAuiins the Bridge A. T. crack
Mike Leonard viii meet Charles Jsck-on Of the ralms
ss AhsvS b.n X's3sAH ~ Men e ns wv Hrsnss
4. A tournAnsnt AT Newark, jackson yon. but the
Matt ket snS, fssther seight oi The varun.s ssd
effort viii DO made TO match James Rice Ihs light.
weight amateur champion Of the United 81 atea and
e t7s each vii bs .wsrdsd g ih. winner ot each q
house the latter part OF this month.
The sun., 1891-01-15
FOR THE CHAMPIOxsHIp.
Many Enthueiastic Curriers' Have = Aie
Dny,n snort At Van CNrAlandt LMke.L

Many Enthuetastic Curriers' Have 1iG
Days sport at Van Ce~taandt Lake.
The biegest curling competition Of the sea-
son was begun at Van Cortlandt Lake yester-
day morning. 1t was the sixth annual contest
for the Mitchell medal. emblematic Of the curl
ing cham mpionship Of the United States. All
the prominent curling clubs In this section
were we'll represented. and there were rinks
present from Toronto. Utica, and Paterson.
The Canadian curriers' came from the famous
Four Brother Rink OF Toronto. They looked
very picturesque In red cardigan jackets and
dark blue Tam O'Shapters. with rod pom
pons on tho top. The weather was favorable
enough for good DAYS sport at the Begin
ming. but the ice was covered with fine snow
The warm sun melted the snow and made tho
ice glossy. which was Just what the curriers'
wanted.
Although the sun gave the men good Ice. 1t
also made tho Ice soft. and soon little pools OF
water began to appear ut the tees There was
danger Of 1t breaking through then, as these
were the points which attracted most OF the
spectators. but Sergeant J. ". England, as
sisted By Rouudsman W. H. Hodains and an
sfHeient CORPS OF policemen. kept the onlookers
at safe distance during the comretition. The
curling was begnn at 10 o'clock 10 tho morn
E en a. s'sa 1856 81 ocool. 1SS sSss SGlRs Re
h2Hrs.
An0 CO0petltlOn - Llo most 1mp0IteOt one
on the schedule OF the National curling Aseo-
eiation, apd the medal which the winning club
10 entitled to hold for year 10 oae OF the finest
trophies ever offered for competition IN any
kind Of sport. 1t is . handsome gold medal.
consisting Of an American eagle, with out:
s,rstSsssd ,TShs h:ving spd e psnIIhsndt
since It was offered for con pniit09.
:, In 1885 the Empire City Curling Club Of New
York won II at the tpaieh hold in Central Park.
The Milwaukee Club won It th.. following yssr.
when the match was held IN Milwaukee The
ionkers Curling Club brought 1t back to the
East 10 1857. bus 1t went West again in 1883.
when the Portage Club OF Portage. Mis. won
1t At Portage. In 1889 the fcnkere Club were
again the yctors. but the Portas: lnh carr cd
i of again last rear. and were the holders. OF
l. up to the present match: lhs illness Of Mr..
Wells. the famous skip of tho Portage Club,
prevented them from competiug thls year. and
dav's match. they will pay the winning rink,
howa,er. for the possession OF four rair of
nan cd Th.rhurn OF BETH. In scotland. Ths
members Of the. winning rink. OF the Mitchell
competition will be presented with fonr gold
Club Of this city
Oll-tmer David Fouls. Who has skipped
many q winning rink in his time was the Im:
pire. Yesterday, and he wore the Mitchell medal
on his coat. There will be five tiea played
tor the me,lsl. amt two were played IN ysster.
day. the summaries OF the ties arc - follows:
The sun., 1891-01-15
The I,ou,sx,,le Base Bnll Club SOLD.

LOUISVILLE. Jan 14.-1t was learned to-day
that the Louisville Base Ball Club was sold last
Tuesday to satisfy . mortgage held by the Falls
City Bank. 1t was generally thought that last
season was very profitable ono financially.
and there has been no little surprise at this
extraordinary proceeding. The bnnk hns held
a mortgage for $1,000 for a little over a year.
and Tho .tringcncy Of The money market ne
cnssltn,ed it's foreclosure. though not before
Major Tilman, tho Cashier OF tho Falls
City Bank. had notified the clubs directors that
they were compelled 10 do 80. On learning
this, a consultation was Immediately held TO
consider q proposition made By MAJOR W. d.
Thomas to buy The club for $4,000. For some
reason the offer was not accepted anu on
Tuesday the club was sold Tor the amount OF
the mortgage. So. 0O0 to the following parties:
Lawrence Parsops, Larry GM!9. ThY9maa J.
Eatman, Morris Sachs. George Wolf, THOMAS
J. Pottinger. George Rieger,, John, Kelly.
George Mcbride. and Jnius Winter. Jr Tho
old club stock will be He'd In At once and now
stock issueh to the purchasors.
As Yesterday procredinge cancelled tho
cbsi ter OF the Eclipss Ba.s Ball Association. q
new charter will be DrpGureti under the name
OF the Louisviile l.ase Ball Association. The
impression prevails that 1t is . scheme 10
freeze out tho smaller stockholders aGd she
people holding \ few shares Will demand that
the club DO put up at auction. and sold TO tho
highest bidder. as under the laws Of the State
they have no right To foieclose the mortgage.
The sun., 1891-01-15
Field Trials n the South.

LyArsIrr, La. Jan. l&-yestsrdsy was the second
day OF the nsld trials Of the southern apotsmsns As
ISOLATION. The nrst brace Of dogs to break tcs-ths
fields were full of ii yesterday morninE-wsrs Captain
aud Hen iiur ihe later winning the heat Lottery and
Neliie NV were called for but Remand owne, Of Lot
lsry, ueing Judge withdrew giving Nellie the heat
ililrre Lee snh Nylo,'s Winnie we're then turnsd
ioosc 80 Sinrnx the heat i'aIrSs DimLls aud
Won rarkrrs q. en- and iiiieres Queen Hila Noble
did some nn- work The former winning Ben Hur ana
Lee then had .pirited contest es winning, utmp's
aud "r" were then cast o s- md tho most interesting
heat nf the hnAIN Won hy GIeu.
The sun., 1891-01-15
WILLIE DAYS RETIREMENT.
The Champion Cross country Runner
Abnndons Athletic Sports.

Ahnu0Ous AtnIeuc SpOFtS.
William D. Day o Bayonne the New Jersey
Athletic Clubs champion long g-distancs and
cross-country runner Of America announces
his permanent Withdrawal from a.tive partici.
patton In athletic sports In the following letter:
with much reiuctAnee ! am forced to announce my
permanent retremebt from all active participation IN
totety my ats OF speed and endurance nave gained
tor me-, feel romIel,ed 20 pub'ic esniain Why 70
utisS Spsctedy surrender held In which have won so
many laures during tho past two years Al,
Some months ago my physician advised me 20 nis
sen.na. work a. an .'hit,s fssssnsS d,:Esrdsss ss
recently psreinptots ordered me to abandon Nat and
and tho imEor,untss of relatives and TREND. 1da!s
moi dHrsssrd their commands and wishes Taking into
never had the irsing and care Certainly due ins 70
obian the training and care necesssry to snAelA me 70
withdraw from my san AZ ks orrsniaation has done
sna - doins s N s PoTsE Tor " . ,h,.es WJss
! am Posi,iss tia. s,histci can do me 'erI
Gus hatn. Being young ! have not rev az, Any
inIurious effects from my many hNdtongnt
races I know. however a. does every sth,etc NAV
long distance running can he ovsrdone. know OF no
who ras bsn m ssxs , any en- %
II vas my desire tn 20 Europe ami meet Ensland's
crack ionG.dtttancs races but under the oircum-
stsnass must consve myset with the isurea slrs az
and cross coantry running ana agree with many Of
my friends that there 10 better time than now ore
trs In edition feet that further activity II atlAet
los 1euld prove dcffimcnt 70 my busineaa prospseA
The sun., 1891-01-15
The Kemp Trophy Match.

The most important OF the many ride matches De.
cded on the ranges Of the Seventh Regiment bsEua
last night The conpsttion for the beautiful golden
horn known a. the Edward Kemp trophy. which 10
questonsby the most valuable trophy ever offered for
> similar composition II ID contested for yearly By
teams of twenty dye men from each Of the ton COM
panies In the regiment was last year BY Com.
pany BE- team with score Of ioss. The members Of
the other teams say that last will bs beaten
n tbs present contest and that In order 70 vtn
team leads as present with score Of otn Company
h will shoot this evening Inc score lass ptEhs wsS:
The sun., 1891-01-15
Poultry and pigeon. On E.h,h,,,ou

The poultry and pigeon show be held al the MatL
son Square Garden from Feb to 10 promises 10 eclipse
any other similar event ever held in this country.
Rvery steamer lately arriving from England has
brought a consignment OF fancy birds one OF the
special features Of exhibition will lie large foct Of
osrichss in full piumaSe 1t will be tho rs, time that
these beautiful teathered birds have been paced %
show in this country
Ths man agsmsnt intend having miniature lake Il
running water In the csntre of the amphltheate 'ot
the use OF birds who spend tho greater part OF thee
mount the lake
An comprising forty pieces will play svtfy
afternoon and evening during the exhibition,
The sun., 1891-01-15
Entries at g uttenburg,
Tho programme for to-day 10:

Tho programme for to-day 10:
First Eacerys frrlong. for beaten hoE..s; selling.
i. &is i.s Ghiets.aS. ioS E1sr. % iUo; Espr.ss p %
10 Lille q. 81.
lima n lis p9nnd.;, fsInwood, APE Blackburn, io5;
Third kaee-One mile. and an eishth selling LADY
Pnlsifss. Iis pounds; Kingstock llti ST. FArs iIv;
nrusses i,S; Question luI
Fourth RsosmthEss fur!cnas, for tEo ysarolda !p.
khodn colt lid; NsAey Haid formsry Ciarlss aiIy,'
~; G!othS lo7 'oeai's io1; ksrsston a'iy idf;
,pit.b Rscs.sit ara oash half fer Mfrrlen!,: selling Miss
nes no: Chesnsy. ~; flamheap. 10: John Jay l..
!b4; spsuldnE ~: sierra hsvadA lo+; Japhet lO1;
Matte H4mltoa nly lO4; OssA iO,
Esth h.e'Issvi IS ,yroass NJ %M.'.saT:ma l3; Ro.ads
Jerems IL; HildA ia; Sir George. 100; Maggie 4.
The sun., 1891-01-15
A Woman who C.n Handle the Rise.

Chicago marksmen deeply Interested In two local
cssbrities who have become famous with the rihs.
One 10 ArA Lzsis rhornton who 10 claimed 10 he the
best msrksvoman in the country. Ns Thornton 10 .
native of Clsveland aud since girlhood has been
pert with the shotgun and rife within year she has
cracked nf,y cartridges at eSi foot range American
stspdard target AID out Of possible " points scored
osa She has aefsaisd Charles A HAhkla the hest
peS.Ss & po sssns
her opponent MrA Thornton Gnined her lodge ot
was tho crack shot OF Michigan.
Charles A. Hank 10 IL ssmt feeson A and native
Of Chisaso under lhs ia.i aoIiohs Of fe1aa Harry.
who one Of tho best rihsmsn In the oo,ntry ten
la!l.ry shooter. i.nk.s u !: e.i,nsd h.. nuI QUE
Cook the 1t Loui. professional VIM Won ID y mat
BY but single point out Of possible uAt hanke hss
record OF ba points 0ut Of p,asanle 80 at
nys feet 81 fiSs ofih.na position snd ops" siKhsA
The sun., 1891-01-15
Gossip From the H.aAb.l Courts.

The illness Of John 6rady sNhssquaut 70 bis meeting
with John Lawlor at Courtnss Court last Saturday.
has led tho former ask for posspon the do
Gliding sssiss Of games which 10 have besa pAys
next Saturday in Csasys Cont The matter was
brought the attention OF the famous sxIrsh cham.
plon by sux reporter yesterday and hs has worry CON-
siderAtsy aocsdsd to his opponents vishsA "Oaly."
said LAwlor ~ will be obliged 10 name rather ease.
ds.e Than requested by Grady for continuance Of ths
match. and win select Jan. ~ Ithink Mr. Grady will
recuperate'
Paddy Mahon. the solid man. wAs tIsa.ed 70 nsw
funav ay from William stokes ~ the nrsI ssFiss 0! their
sy mS.sh .hs , ,mrf;'iSn hs' been ssn'rs that
lr"f tSgSp' ses.p!.a .aE:y that hs could beat ILs
after remark ably e,llinnt s!ruagLs Moth men ls!
piaysd a hsndhai match .. ths nnisH the Profss.cT
proved himself siaysr a. wei asa cIeyeT PLAYER aud
his srenah 81 the finish that carried him through
TO victory All the games were stoutly contsstsd The
anLI
The sun., 1891-01-15
Csh,,, and butler Will Meet Again.

jim Butler the varuna Boat Clubs clever athlsts,
whose defeat of Champion Pa, Cah raised him to the
front NJ tho amateur acrsppsrs the popular
idol In athletic rirc e. ysssrday peculiar phase OF
the nght is thar neither man satisfied. Cahili wants
another 20 the varuna lighter while the latter 10
At all satisfied 10 win on foul and certainly thinks he
tee Of the ciqo will probably sndesvor bring ,hs Hea
.eSs,nsr .ss,n i1 io.I Ionna match nor y1ip.1s
men Will be specially prepared f"r the eoas,L Butler
hthletic club rooms in jersey City; AnohsI rst.rss
will probably be chosen Austin Gibbons 10 not At all
sa,isfsc iory IN suffers f.sndA. who claim thai hs
lakes no notice Of Cshis foul tactics
The sun., 1891-01-15
Fashionable sports ~ . Dos Fisb..

Syiishly cut u'ssrs sobby hstA and patent leather
shoes veEs worn BY dozen fsshionabls sports whs
invited to the private stable Of friend many
blocks from Union square, on Tuesday night. The
friend had received weeks before an Enssh bulL
dog with fighting record And he asked the othsrs 70
come and how his recent iMyorsat,cn would msks
syt psI.xI:s. sSss srsis GsAs. Suls w.. ne s.as
pounds Tho long Island brnd!s wss cal!sa Bran aud
WsishsA two pounds heavier.
The dogs had been let 70 . minute hefors It was
seen thst .hs, cut ef law degree would y. hi.h.
Bran had got !hrSs, held that be was using shake
the life out OF the tnelish brute who shortly began
sss DnisS owner and for tbs sSty odd ss"onas Work
In .hs ~ tn. Long island ers'dSr captured In bets and
The sun., 1891-01-15

rouGaKSEpNs. Jau !L-At Carthage Landing thday
the annual regatta of tie tathage Ice Yacht club i"r
the hnnp,onship psnnant OF hrst .la's yachts took
place Tie eoui-s WAS ten mites nv. 10 wlnGwArd AMI
return Tie won Dy tie Hrphyr iIhc 3i
ui"I~s
in l"s r"sa'ta for the cont CLASS psnnant h- "rih
star lime. 81 IN nufrs Th- r'Lfrc MAO ten unes,
There Was . .i:lt NiId during hnii' rases
The sun., 1891-01-15
p~e.,dsn. Prince on Bo,.o. A s.,rs.

Bosrox Jan I.-Presdsns Charlss 4 Prince OF the
Players League WAS seen yesterday just prior to hto
departure for New York. whence he ives summonsd By
telegram from A. ". Thurmsn. When asked II there
would be two cubs Ia Boston, and II his club would b
one Of them hs replied IA the sun shtnes juss
will there bs two clubs in Bostea aud the cham
p,ou ,ub OF tie world viii be ono OF them without the
frmotest possibility OF dNuht" .
do you share the beliet with the Boston lSaxes
people that clubs cannot prosper IN this cty ASH
&c the reporter
Bass ball has to Os business ms being o..
enterprise TO be asked TO step a,ies And give wsy n
money ana v on the penuant No othar cihh iA tbs
country made any where ~ Gps financial show.
their money. have certain legal rtxhta Any sssu!
Il would able It TO do othsrvhs
III the League people do not coincide with me 10 thh
losng venture during the coming season. all that can
10 that there 10 compulson fvr them 70 remain
In the businesA"
The sun., 1891-01-15
The Standards Liberal Ossr.

The bout between Danny Mcveizh Of the Standard
Athletic Club aud Nike Leonard OF tho vAruna Roat
Club ~ tho hDAs of that clubs tournament un Tues
day was ono Shich was thoroughly enjoyed by the
spectator. nnd many expressed a wish TO see Them
e0hs tgether again The htandard Athletic t.u6
oheT. iruphy waved AT nunh larger AIlOuNt thai
the fsrunas Tnphies fnr special go between the
Two n leousrd wabr 10 arsi himssf ot This oner be
can do so br communicating George ". wooi vt
ais broa ". the inItnart Atlle 'Iiub, MAnhSt-
tau avenue and india street Gretupoint
The sun., 1891-01-15
The Amateur League game. between the Manhattan
and North End Athletic Clubs At Newark on tuesday
ttuh hN sult al dAa fol
Games Tonight.

Games Tonight.
ATHLETIC LEAGUE
ksssvills " New York. At RossvillsL
BANK LEAGUE.
Mount Norris Va Bank for savings
swkxrY.sIxTu wARp IoCRhAAJST (saeoEIyN
Washington Park VS.. Manhattan.
JkssRv CiIy AHAIEuR LEAGUE.
Pin Knights va Volunteer At Pin knights alleys
wHEELnAS's LEAGuR
MaphAttan w. Brooklyn, at New York
AtaiSulA Vs. Hudson, At Newark.
The sun., 1891-01-15

Brinksr. But Attorney Grimm said that the
difficulty had not b~en settled and that II
would como up In court this morning. And
the Toledo Club will win i!s case" he con-
count Of jurisdlc,ion 1t will be taken to the
yery highest court"
Judge Henry A. Bacon -yesterday brought
suit AZ Ainst the Boston Up. l.. Club TOR 81 1887 Is
for legal services rendsred:.. and be also
brought suit against the Philadelphia Up L.
Club Tor S2S5. 10 for legal services.
The sun., 1891-01-15
M.et,.s OF tAe Brooklyn Y.eA. c,.s.

uisht q Max HAytnAnn's cafe, 1855 Lawrence street.
Brookyn. The io'.o~,ag ofncsrs were elected: Com
medore H. '. Sutton. sloop Nun; Vice Commodors
Charles Y. Simmons s'oop white.wins Rear Oommo
dors George r. Lyons Grace; MeAsuver H. ". XII
bourne; Pfesd:ut ths iion pAn,e 0Rsliy, seerstory
VIM oa,as,; r,s..aIsr VI n Bark, M.mb.r.aig Yon
Io! E.f... Ism.s.e:,G s1,.'4 naMs k,.o4
Esresn 7, u iiesnnot George 2 Pools. C. Fiisssraid
Caud Bsrrsrd aud r. G. hoptins The Trsasn!srI rs.
spending tIisn on the CUB house sssattas and en-
tsrtsiamsAt Of the membsrs during the psss yesr
The sun., 1891-01-15

An exciting game OF water polo played last night
iu the big tank at the Manha hauan Athletic Club by
teams selected from the members Tho gAma which
was played under the direction OF W. johnson. who
was Also tho rsisrsa Witnessed by 800 Of the
members. H. G PIKE actsu ~ Judge aud Q. Q. Hughes
~ timex sspsr
Dixon psysl the last half Of the game the Black
team In iimook's nsrs and he scored gnA for them.
three namss were piaysd. Clever and wsrinR ssch
on sunday 1t r. N. and one on v sdnssdAy next at
r. n. Swimming races WI be hsh on friday evening.
The sun., 1891-01-15

Base hail Looks Prosperous In st. H.on1s.
The corporation under which the 81 Louia Club 10 op-
Grated and known ~ the sportsmans Park and Clue.
has increased its capital stock recently to ssoo This
done, 10 said to meet the demands Of nu mbsr
persons who stock In the rsogauissd St Louis
Browns Conisksy has been engaged to MANAGE and
captain the team with fun power get the strongest
team possible,
in:door base ball promises to become popular IN g.
Louis The hrst regular game Will 10 played next eek
uomskey Will have charge of one Of the tsams sil-
yer" King and MunyAn viii be the battery for Cornts.
keys team. and Paul Mcsweeney will pitch for the
other team, Tha bases will be placed twenty seven
feet apart Ono OF the rrles Is that base runner
not stea until the bail Il In the catehsrs hands.
The sun., 1891-01-15
The Chess Game Postponed.

There was no game yesterday in the championship
chess match between steutk and un'ber2 Tile 70.
player who throughout tho contest has repeatedly
complained Of feeling unwel sent the following tce
graphic mtssAga to Gunsberg yesterday morning; Ne.
Ing indispoeed, cannot play to dsy
There are ss ave xames TO be paved before he m.n AZ;
to-day. Saturday, and Monday Wsdn-sday aud frdAJ
Of next week.
The sun., 1891-01-15
hsierss and msrker-Psddy GU

On 1ussday night at Css.ys all the big guns Of
the game IN the Cty OF huTchss were present. to w.
asss = second meeting between tho.s two old oppo
stake and bpran went into q" contest vel! prip.dI
of pev In Unfortunately lie nis. ed the nark again
and there great suffering among tho knowing ones
In CoUs~lusncs puRAn MAS great fAyDfite hut DAS'
IN IN this In.,ancs yroyed im'sf 70 bs HI: ns.nn t
looked all victory fNT DuRan ~ ono time Tor
alter winning ire second game he rushed on in the
next snh lad by score NJ nt III He WAS hsd at
ssm. both men ..ysa min snd M M!nok contest until =
won. third match VI be necessary 90 tettls the
question OF supsriority bstwssn thsn The scorss OF
the games were:
Devla. ~ q 2l-W
81 ~ ~ 1872
Barney MrQuads and r. Quinn have arranged to set.
se II question Of superiority this afternoon ut csssys
The sun., 1891-01-15
Keatucky's New Turf Club.

LEXINGTON. Jan <-Ths Afternoon articles Of incor-
rora,ion were Hsd for aturf club hse Louis s,raus
Sanford Lyme. B. j. Tracy, Milton Young George Den.
n.y. IT,. spd other weLk horssmen are hs ucorpo-
rAtorr. Its object 10 to promote social intercourse
among IT, membsra which not TO number over 2SU
The capital Is limited TO siUO0o0 me building Will
The sun., 1891-01-15
The Chicago Short stop Tourney.

Thomas J. Gallagher. the newspaper billiards.. hu
received Invitation to enter the short stop 'ou
nsment in Chicago and he says that he Will sre.pI
This 10 the tourney. with Slosson and sehaefsr barred
which Carter Cation and Ives are have
done soine tail Eiokil Z against the conditions Gas
CHER said yesterday that hs didn't believe the oh go.
about their ob,ectnR At AZ were true ';AaRher in
bsk line which In dicxtes Of dts
pnte the use Of the etahtnch game has been amcsHy
settled Gallagher believes tn At the tourney viii fur
Ash soms 6ne betting cOntss,A
The sun., 1891-01-15
A New Bicycle Road Record.

Anew six mile road record was established bv ". g
Leeds Of the Wilmington Wheel Club At Wim'ns,on,
Del, on Monday last With a number Of com npsnlons
Leeds started from Ccn,rsvills AMI rode to tho III.
more aud Ohio Railroad. Concord Pike distance OF
six mtsA In ~ minutes and hh seconis SURPRISING he
best prsvout Feo1rd OF u lpnutes AMI s. seconds held
ny Thomas Jenreys tho amateur CHAMPION Of ktn:
tucky ~ one minute The record broker Wss rsr.d
sAfettea and had the wiud against him. which uaks
The sun., 1891-01-15
Godfrey Says II 10 Easy 70 whip wAits
Non.

bos1os. Jan. A-Gsoras Godfrey will start for San
Francisco next tuesday to prepare fer his hsht with
Krsin which 10 scheduled for tue hr't wesk In March
st the California Athletic Club He declared that he
would retire from the ring II he wins from Hran. At
any rate he desgi propose to night the winner OF the
Jacks Corr cit battle
There are easier thinEs for ma than Jackson" he
said and he sure to 10 the winner OF that night
ned to hght whis men. They are easier whipped"
The sun., 1891-01-15
BOWLING.

The National Park team did not anticipate two Do
feats when they met the Fourth National team In the
Rank League series the fremont Hotel alleys last
evening. Nevertheless the latter team roei In eR.
ceient form. winning both eamea Curtis's bowling
was "pheneinenan - be rolled over 1,n each game,
and withou. q break In either contest The scores