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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-12-30
THE WAR ON GUTENBERG.
TIE BOARD OF CONTROL FIRES An
OTHER SHOT INTO TIE CITADEL.

omc,a,. at winter R.ce Courses to be Ruled
| Out-win the starter Haul Down Hts
Flag what Philip Dwyer Thinks OIL
The Board OF Control. representing the Mon
mouth Park Racing Association. Concy Island
Jockey Club. New York Jockey Club. and
| BROOKLYN Jockey Club. sent It's second bomb
| shell into the winter racing camp on the
| heights Of Guttenburg yesterday me pomp
| was loaded with this announcement:
At a meeting OF the Board OF Control held
| this day the following resolution was adopted:
o,ssd That officials Of racing in contrsvsn-
tion Of the resolution Of Dec a. 1891 shall not DO en-
pioyed by the courses represented IN the board .,
\ troll. W. $. vossuRoH, Secretary.
NV YoRx. Dec. 20. 1901.
Following is the resolution referred to:
u. ,,,d That owners their horses trainers and jock
~ :, cling on any north Of Maryland or east or
Ohio NJ which there 10 racing in December january or
February on moro shan thirty days In calendar
war shni not DO qualified TO enter start ride or have
cen,e for OF the associations represented In
the Board Of ,'ontroL put ths resouoh shh hos
effect until Jan. J. 1892.
While the action taken yesterday will not
cause the excite, uent that followed the publ
cation Of the aboys resolution. 1t will have an
,mnortant bearing on several officials that
nerform dual duty at the wintor and summer
tracks. First comes ,he position OF starter.
which Mr.. ]. f. Caldwell fills better in many
ways than any other m en- who has handled
tho flao in America. 1t is said on
good authority that MIR. Caldwell is paid
$50 per day for his services Mt Guttenburg
and 500 per day at the tracks represented by
tho Board OF Control. AS tho regular season
does not begin until May 10. II Mr.. Caldwell re-
linouishes his post at Gutenberg on the LIST q
january, he would lose far more than he would
make on the other tracks during the leEiti-
tho curiosity to see whether the shot will bring
Mr.. Joseph Burke will probably preside Hsis in
sociation, and any spare time VII be SccMp.iGa
iiction OF the Board Of Control. Whether
Barney Aaron. who announces 10 tne 4oTk-
makers ali scratches and changes OF weights
A K ro0H who o' shouts the ,names Of In, the
placed horses with stentorinn yoin , when
their numbers hsn dsabt as ther salaries
are raid by bookmakers who are really the
financial life OF the associations. In the main
each it's Gwn oeef G Who
preserve order at Guttenburg would sca rely
expect to act in the Same capacity IN the e'aee
Philip Dryer. a member OF the Board Of Con
troll was seen at the St James Hotel last night.
When asked what he thought of the resolu-
ton Wat ~ fe 81 tHink of it, Well WAS theEs
when tho resolution was passed. WASH IL
And it wouldn't have gone through II l hadn't al
think Of iitf Guess It docs, and MI; ,Dwyer
b. yoa think i will, win havo tho effect OF
'' "WHe ell 1t looks that way 70 me-,
Starter Caldwell was In the land 81 dreams
when Reporter for THE syn Gaea rs az n,s
To arouso him,
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wheeling Gossip.

The Kings County wheelmcn will hold stag recep
t0n to- morrow evening.
A relay race from New York to Washington IL being
arranged, TO he held early IN the spring
Al "a meeting OF the Manhattan Bicycle Club on Mon.
day evening tour new members We're enrolled.
Herbert T. Laurie the English racing man, who com.
peed In the American tournaments IN 1870 IL ON visit
70 America
The annual meeting OF the National Assembly OF tho
League or American Wheelmcn will De held at Column
bus, o.. on Monday. Feb To-
President Dunn OF tho J.. A. ". has appointed NJ A..
Iiigh OF Cincinnati Chairman q the Committee on
R,,lcs and Regulations 10 succeed j. Kirkpatrick
signed.
Tn. New Jersey division OF the League OF American
Wbuopen have sectud the following delegates 10 tb
National Assembly; y, !. q Martin. = Gray. A. ".
Knight W.T. Holmes. Jr. w. H. stauuer, v. o. wese,
anil H. y. fulpor
Tho Ktngs County wheelmen held "ladios' night y
an Monday evening Those present Dowlsd anu play
vDo and billiards rkes were Awardeuto NJ
and rs Bensinycr aud Miss Curt,ss io thr h,Hhs.s
sFgrsyate number VI points scored ~ p9whpS o'asas
aud pool.
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HERE'S 4 HOW-DE-DO.
An Incorporated Athletic Climb which 10
Not an Athletic Club.

An Incorporated Athletic Climb Which 10
Not an Athletic Club.
Tho committee appointed by the Board Of
Governors Of tho Berkeley Athletic Club to
perfect plan by VIII fch the organization could
be turned into the University Athletic Club
and still be just to tn present members ineli
Eible in the new clu b. but whose plans were
knocked a triHe oft OF gear by Messrs-
Mathewson. Brooks. e. al. incorporating a
University Athletic Club Of their own. held
meeting at the Berkeley School. 70 West
Forty fourth street. yesterday afternoon.
No news was given o at. but the little dickey
bird says the meeting was very lively. indeed.
explain Certain circamst,snces The bird chirps
that at times the lively meeting wnxod into o
stormy meeting.
viii be sy o on nifx1 Adsy
s s S GSn sa ae TIE xhsc
that to BIZ Sss NOT n e.
III told by the little bird that NJ 4atheY.
son explained that the Urhversity Athletic
clash with the University Athletic Club which
was to he Incorporated. but vas not Several
other things combined to ksep the members
'r Charles 4 Heed s;,ys that l;e has no designs
upon the Presidency OF the eorkeley Athletic
fering to turn over all proxies he has IN hand.
DR., White says that he does not wish to be
hampered with the management Of the Berk-
ssSoo 9dS Asw hss go PUPILS al
Judging by tho complexion Of affairs. The
~ be Of some
DEVELOPMENTS.
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FIVE work At RAcoUETs.


percv Ash,prer and Peter Latham Best
Albert Wright and Robert Moore.
Tho Racquet and Tennis Clubs beautiful
court on West Forty third street was thronged
yesterday afternoon. when Percy AshinRer
and Petor Latham. two OF tho best racquet
players In England In their respective classes
crossed sticks with Albert Wright and Robert
Moore. the clubs professional markers, In
foul. handed game.
Mr.. Ashinger Is ono OF the best amateur
players in England. while Latham is the Eng
lish professional champion. The Englishmen
won after hard struggle. by q score OF three
games to one
Among the spectators were Isaac Townsend.
3. 8. do Garmendia NJ La Montague. p. T.
Barlow. Nigal Holmes OF England. Cecil Bar
ing D. H. Buckley Jr.. H. @. Brown. y. do Cop
pet. & X. de Forrest Percival l. Drayton. +.
H. Gould. J. W. Lapsley. W. W. Miller. John @.
.4 Aess %som mstsn cr9nf As Ss ana
began shortly s,trT 2s Q GSGst Ash
to to be LETT behind 60 easily. After some sharp
WITH * we'll earned batch q Ave points: the
score this point standing to IN their ia.
as the 1 aslisRmen began to play very sharply:
QUICKLY ra n the game out with their opponents
The play seemed to, imnrove q little in the
second gam .. both sides volleyed harder ana
R Vice. Ths f. eish%n had long tea 4 ths
MSOrS tSHk on n En
lean pair played carefully and quickly ran the
to y all th tbS Yes and
Eneliahmen ran the game out. for which
they were heartily lily pFant doserp
t9p bo at tR Whe Ma ihe eFsaps p ny It
tSs IN W tns have and
would have been no more playing. as the
the D Sos doss IN IN Ike
80 General sTs f fsSlins TIA. would DO bad
the first two games There was general feel.
ing Of aSs gsnt n as s trso
to tho Americans nine. but It was not wax.
by as the Tas three the
Americans finally ran it out after some WE'LL
contested rallies
favor Of the English men. and n began to look
as though. it might really end IN nve .5
s nssT tHa The 81 thu
Is. hs SERVES With Sst Sns point o
the score standing II to 10. The score in de-
tail is as follows: v,r,- ,.xr
Percy Ashinger and Peter Latham. ? 2 2-l55
Aces by service N i 3 & 10 Iii
Acres by service.
SECOND GAME
Percy Ashinser and Peter Lathan,.. o ? a. III
Wright and Moore. %
THIRD CANE
Percy Ashineer and Peter Latham o 8 o-1S
Aces by s se MHnr SO
Aces by service.
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IN, This weak move all Of MS later troubles
He ought to continue: IL. 20 h Q; l3 Blk :.
R-Q sol ~, A., ,.,,,o,r,,. ,,,v.
yields him powerful attack.
JcI 10 so would have been hardly batter.
fdI PR R4 seems to be preferable. -
e, obviously peril OF HIS position He
should have forced the exchange OF queens by @
Il, Tins excellent move cuts of the adverse queen
"a Q-Kt would DO OF avail because OF R-k kt 4.
Blacks game is hopeless.
Tho match has taken a decided turn against
the St Louis champion. Judd was unwell to.
day. and therefore made some weak moves. OF
and precision. Tho game. Ruy Lopez. was
the same as the eleventh game up to tho eley-
enth move where Judd played the knight to
K g. instead OF y Kt-Q 4. as played before. On
the twenty ninth move Judd was coplronted
with the loss OF piece 2r mate: ana fheroiors
8 to 1 and 3 drawn in favor Of Showalter Ap-
pended is the score Of the thirteenth game:
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It Is tho Proper Thing for an Athletic Club
TO Have Row.

For long time nothing has occurred to disturb the
serenity of the Astoria Athletic Club but asst the
members have plenty of food for gossip over the alleged
depostion OF L. f. Oxie treasurer OF the club. An
effort has been made with very good to keep
the matter quiet but there are soc however. who re-
fuse TO be- quoted
At the meeting of the club next Monday an amend.
ment will he offered providing for iinanciL secre-
tery and II is this that has caused the talk TIL Board
Of Governors have made t. j. Rnauer President OF III.
Climb custodian of the club FUNDS ana many ~ OK upon
this Ms significant.
They say that IL the result OF mistakes made by
Mr. Oxie III keeping the accOuniB aud In his reess
ness in not SAVING tho clubs books Mt he lire
which occurred IN his drug store on Fulton street two
weeks ago.
clubs funds now but says II is due 70 desire on Mr.
ONies part not TO conlin treasurer he said that
Mr. Oxie felt badly the destruction OF he books
but that any imputnton that he had bun ged with the
Keeping Of hsm uni ust, as far ms ho was aware
lie Thought that the persnns who made such state
ments were incned 10 in duge IN pedding gossip OF
the truth OF which they knit W nothing.
Al any rat. II what some members iofh "A, syn re-
the perspratiOn to many u IN sinberS brow
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A Stew Over the English Amateur Billiard
Championship.

queer complication OF Affairs has arisen in England
in reference to the amateur championship W. d.
Courtney claims the title by virtue OF holding tho
bem comforting the title but Courtney has asely been
playing ". j. Pesl seres OF matches for prize. with
gate money being from billiard lovers for tho
privilege Of witnessing the show Courtney claims that
This doesn't Affect his standing. Gaskel who once won
the .mb outright. resigned 1t to DO competed for
again. and Uourtney won II. English bilardistk are
now asking the momentous question. who In amateur
champion Of EnlAndf and echo TO DO answering
whOy
hit were In America that these tbngs had occurred
Courtney would have boep speedily ousted from the
amateur ranks penalty FOR his match playing Tor
prize AMI gate money included.
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The Gotham Chess Club.

The initial meeting Of the recently organized Gotham
Chess Club will be held at the CATS Continental Fifty
hfth street and Third avenue. to-day. cordial invita-
tiOu IL extended all lovers OF tho royal game to be
present and have their names enrolled as members.
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At tho City Chefs CIa b.

In tho pending handicap tournament OF tho City
Chess Club Eugent who has won fame as problemat's
Is now striving laurels the board and 1t looks
as II he was about equalize n not break Hodgess
record SO far no has won every game play 90 barring
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Baseball Note y

Bosros: Dec; 2e--Miks Kelly evidently appreciates
next season and lie going prepa himself lie 10
about 10 erect n private gymnasium IN his barn at
daily practice therein.
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Water Polo.

Two teams selected from the nautieay inclined
members OF tho Produce Exchange played very
game of water polo last night Rudy and Carmen
made the goals for their respective sides The score
Reds 3; Blacks, =.
+ The teams;
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FREEZER WINS AT 20 TO l.
THE ONIY LON0 SHOT OF THE DAT
At GUTT1,NBURG'S TRICK.

saynterer and virSie Mako fiEhtsse Ffn.
ish In the Long Ms.Aieap-Tersente
Beats Tosno In the sprinters' Handicap
Tho racing was not over brilliant at Gutten-
burg yesterday. The weather was disagree
able. the track heavy with mud. ana tho nm
ishes struggling in all but one race While
only one favorite won. four other purses were
taken by second-choice horses. Freeser. at ~
to 1. being tho only long shot Of the day. The
largest field. eleven. went to the post in the
first race. Congress. 10 to chance. ran two
miles before the DAG fell. and was withdrawn
Graduate had the call In the betting. but
was never In the race. xenophon. second
choice. taking the lead at tho turn for the
shSysd The hp By s9 soss
ienstRs for tRs plSSs second
Ssss 1 I:Ss.S Ssn s&sS
sSssn saa sss cans "
%s ScS %2nnin SE y spF i've iensth. from EsS
oSds o % Tim lo Sa s led.
S1s ss 0dss sn sSs
a h Ben Sssns sHs R Ry er
the third race. led The feid nom eSd e snd:
S beshss sBsR ss an snS
the place. Mabel Pomeroy. ct odds Of tel.
getting third place. Summaries:
THE FIRST RACE
Purse 500 for beaten horsss; selling Allowances
Bt.Ssihsad Stable. CHI 9. xencphon. g. BY Arissidss
iMssqfs. Lsas.s;id;ss Iias:.Sp
cra sna Archie f'''"
$3.50 sssn; sSn:RssS 100
THE SECOND RACE.
r. sssS!sss es G. ' Frsss:r & Sy sssiiis-Msss,s B..
RI Ayan,s 81. . Alarm Bss iii, Giat:.onS :....:.
Washington and Henry Fine Ss9r CO.. sI'0 ran
~ e ON 'sssH S:; .1
THE THIRD RACE.
x. rTs,s 500 eSf
Si*sss III
ass. 4, ;z;ss; ;Ess:
THE FOURTH RACE
;e e, Al % ssa
Peggy p.wdis At grasoS ...:.:.."...s
Sa ana
,s Gs;s:$ liz z;s
THE FIFTH RACE.
ssoG nv ss.oe s;yo.
calle Smart III o. Be.Eenl ,.;.............''...
Khsitan Stables B. g ro.no. T. ii7tH Penny)....".
Rafter also
Time, ! .O3h.
Betting-sx to against Tornsntor to Elisa, 9 to
on Toano MutuAls paid 44.<5. $3.2o. ~.
THE SIXTH RACE.
Purse $780, for beaten horsos; selling: seven FUR
longs.
W. {. Days br {. Mabel Pomeroy. 2. BY Sensation,
Snsae e. - count Luna aged io7 tiueitonl
Ogden stables Oh. Extra. q 60 tMor:seyl
Himy and The Doco also ran.
Time. 1:83A.
Betting-Four to 1 against Mabel Pomeroy, to
Count Luna. 15 to Extra.
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;::,:. ::::;' $ :; :;
tt R:ss$s;::i IL
Totals. 5oi5 os5 Total, ......is 10 20 7o4
So ~ 81 SO SO
Ss$ss:
ss4a iss III ,ssa lso
49, iss s.sn sS
R.ehmend-xlenol Ia: Meraer.au. ISL: c. pero.
,iS isS i5s
s, 1ss: f: Ss on :;'
score:
r;ssss ISL sIs.s. ~ Total ga, no. v,.n,,. 80.
ssd iss Van 5a.sI SS
SECOND CANE.
"A! p..is asS srd 5s ,Bo sn Tss. 1!s Rr''''d
Van as
Tho wort.nsmen and cortn,hiAn No. 2 me. on the
FIRST CANE.
Ia ssdrs ss
49, X aE TT 9ss kss s 1875 Love- l
| SECOND CANE.
3d. " s ss2 s
H. &c LIT 1T 49, fss!' 1884, Love-
mo following game rolled at Elizabeth on Mon.
Nv within sSE lss El.hs1 0G lSs sansS Ia: j.
I z:s.1 iss Bsssss III, Rs1ns1 u.s. is 5ss
SS' IN !h Bay OF
:s Tet. a4s Max
fer, iso; Litchenstein iSs; Grensr lis Total. oSs
- s;ssf
s!i 8&ssn s. sS Tss
1so: sorthwiek ,l 1es IA Max
1sa Tss;s 5s Palma
mens OF Brooflyn on Monday evening. The scores:
|
| Team No Io-De Latour. ll7; switzer. lot: Hoyt.
| foam No THRICE. 90; Curry 11s: Avery. 90. To-
Team No I1Bowsrs i2e Wi!iamsi l2o; ,l !na de-.
Team N, NJ IG,, sss sS Curry Ill; sA'e lo'
| Team No lode Lstour. 1913: switzer. 1os; Hoyt.
nil Si 49, y T. ws%s. ias, sts.sson. TO Total $50
Team NJ" s1rush. 49, Pipes, 1877; Conrad ,i l 1n
oSsssss:' a. ssIss:i 81! f.S H. 4s,.' ISL
10 1921 Tsasn ii 1-o 4o ScpnF e,:4
No. a. S! ssS Isl iod liz
| THIRD oAxK
~ so ei D. TasT ,"G HSHsg
wsn Nj as.. 49, S 1 Rp i u.s. 4o
mn: & H. the S1 sssa on
ssb. mo- ID: rG Ga ss. ,s As 49,
i GsoS asH Taylor 1906 Eddy i'S
1
,.sis SSs w ..sy La f.nasE asa k1F
VIZ: FL: @ III s5;s Z
Tho stuyvesant Metropolitan, and Seawsnhaia teams
rolled In The he.eI tournament Of BROOKLYN on Non
scores: ~ @.-
wsSo S.Rs''Ms'ss l41
r.sd 6 A.ysl s TS FISH,. Low ''''''eF
sa Inn Ess!s 1@t vo''o'r 1'7'
BSehoia. al; schuthsidt. ii2 Total. 754. "' '''
Third CANE.
.n sdSSfs.1a lf as T ~ Frank 1913
wsSsvi% u.s. %sssa:.n asio ea as'"00d 1888
:s.s. q ~ n;
q &: fi ss Sas s Hi
sss s',s siaszE s!estssn
H. is, S' o.S ";a. III, TT Hs'Ss"
b1- so S;ss-W Vs. NaSti Hs,a. 10 ia
ii :tx3'i si 1ss ss:SzS;i vi III
ss ;s.l1E :as sf
&c 10 S local r's
wen their n..' .SEas y.s,Sry The score ,,a
Grant, &c; barnes 49, La'i. i7a Holden. i4S
hs' ;sa n. ss is Rs.s
ti: II, ~; Hume. isi; Good Ia: Ssiii. isS
ny.s . Jolly crowd o. eluhmsn tina! assembled 2
sssm and he PIN sssssss from Inc Rvsssds XtSsIi,
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.AMoNG THE BoWLERS

Tan Eaasrs IN the American National Tour
nament Roll . Series.
ne hfty.second series Of games in the American
National tournament WAS rolled last night The scores:
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Club measure arms in schedule game of tho Amateur
Palma cinS"i.at1 III: hathaway, III: Iops 17s,
Rich III; Vultce. III; shaw, 1906 Clarke 1876: Carter
172; Meyer, 1876; Leniy. 15h: Total. LII
Riverside A. Gladly ~; Weller. l62; smith l!2;
i4S; Tompkins iii Harrison. 100: Plerson. leo. TO.
tai. 1.4I1.
The second game in section two on Monday night
Harlem Republican Club-Andrus. 11s: Prince. l2s:
Wise. 1,j5 Chase. 1872: Engleson, l20. Total. III
New York h. C.Yonng, ~; iIis ,s III; Warden
Tho Pastmes defeated tho West Shores in tho third
Academy tournament game rolled on Monday night.
Pnstimc- lrnnhorst. 1877: Thiel $50: Tsetien. 1ee:
West shorc-Derken. 1896 llolsten, LAP: Ahrens $50:
Tepperwin. l5s; Dierks. 100 Total. 12e.
But two games played in Stracks tournament
on Monday evening. The scores;
Casino II-Bloomneld. 14p: Couch, 142: Holt, 110;
Jun JahniaPoArnola ia5: demunder., ie1: Heinz la;
Joost. ITO: Bothner 145. Total. 8s&-
SECOND
Cyclone-n Boettger. 16i: G. Boettger; 1855: Chase.
1877: Fegei. 40: OsterdaR. 1872. Total. lS6 80
Junior-ArnOld 1885, Gemunder 132; Heinz 1853:
Joost, 1877; Bothner 16<. Total. 749.
The postponed wheelmen's Lsasne game between the
the formers alleys on Monday night. The score
Riverside Notwithstanding 1872: BouRhton 1b9.
Miller II: DoncouEt 1877; wilmington la2; y. MIC
Jersey City A. c. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 16l: starretA1
100; scudder 100: Curran. 1856. Total. 1916
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To.day's Programme 1T 0utteaburg.
Tho nroha bia n tiara and veiRhts ara:

First Race-Purse $780, for beaten horses: selling:
one mile Rover. 49, LengstIide. 100: icsberg 100:
Grippe, los: conundrum. 1o4: Hettie. ~; Adaigisa
Second Race-purse $780, for maiden twoyesrolds
four and half fur!ongs Rosa e. colt ~; Merry
santa Rit. coli. los; High!aymsn II, 1oe: Lon{inG
col: l0S Mamie Hubbard cols loS LITTLE
100: Vintage Time my: ios; %: B. Jos; kTsh. }Ss
sor i6i st. Patrick lOl: Repeater 1Ol: Pardon, 100
Romance o.: Hickory Jim. 81; Sunday. 81: Aunt
Fourth Race-Purse s4oo for beaten horses; selling
Luna, IO5 Forest King 1903: Graduate. 1903: Richal
lG3 Barthena. 1O2; Happy Day. lo2: Wendaway. 1o2;
iiith Race-r,r.s $500: selling; I'VE sgrionss md
half. DRlsyrian. 40 pounds; Ballarat 1OS 1W COOK
lo3; Mabel, 20: Ivanhoe Lemon, W; Salisbury %;
Sixth Race-Purne $500: selling: seven furlonss.
Sparkling 122 pounds Rock 1875 Justice. 119; Gloster
no. flOrimor. liz. John Hickey %; TammAny Hail.
Lnllnh VI.
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Empire .pS 1874 2s2 874 AS $40 500 675 I'll $40
firth ward. 80 145 lp7 273 $50 445 COZ 5s5 600 72a
Umpire-Hsrman Kahisdorf. scorers-H secathe and
Avsssss.Emptrs, le5A.5: fifth Ward. 14s d.
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100 N-Os fitth Vhh"- W.
srcoND GAME.

FRAMES.
Firth ward "a 100 12s az, Aol COO 500 6s7 733 900
IL lx2 331 3I3 8p2 45l 524 5Y3 GIL 75S
..umpire-Hsrman Kahlsdorf scorers-B. simon and
II. Simon. $500.
Avsrsse-rifth Ward. 100 SO; orientaL 1s1 A5.
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sHoVALrEa,s PATENT OPENING.
He Wins in Excellent Style-Judd Should
Learn to Play Fonzianl.
TWELFTH GAME-Po MIAMI.

ST. LOUIS. Dec. 29.-Aprended is the full
score OF the twelfth game Of The match between
Shoyalter and Judd:
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Tho final games In tho Oxford Clubs individual
tourn Amsnt Of Brooklyn wero rolled on Monday even
Beard. iS2: Eddy, lls; F. Elliott, 1oI;. Allen. 1923
Taylor, loS: g. Hubbard. 1872: Elliott la!i D. Hub
lls; Rosa 40; Allen; l6o; Taylor. 1876; Eddy. 14s
Ross, 143; 8. Hubbard, 124.
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"e' ~
THiRp GAME.



Oriental. "a 1s5 2o5 33O AT 500 6s3 6Ia T82 $40
Empire. las 2S4 800 3po 4ss 572 San I34 S0s
Umpre-J. II. schwaeke. scorers-.lI. Prince and II.
6ecathe.
AvsFsse-oriental. 1e8; Empire. III 3.5.
There no extraordinary scores rolled last night
~ tho Mecca alleys IN the American Amateur Union
section two game. The score!
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