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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-12-11
MONMOUTH TO BUILD NEW TRACK.
An Oasr Made for Lssd Between Harlem
and Aorris Park.

The Monmouth Park Racing Association,
after being incorporated under the laws OF the
State Of New York last spring. began to look
for suitable track in this State on which to
run their rich aud extensive summer pro-
gramme Of races. Jerome Park 10 hardly suit
able In these days for great meeting but
through the courtesy OF the New York Jockey
Club the most important stakes OF the Mon
mouth Association were run OF at Morris Park.
Not knowing how long this order OF things
would last. and placing little dependence on
the courts and lawmakers OF New Jersey per-
hitting racing to continue within the pale OF
tho law, tho association kept up tho search for
available grounds on which to build new
roce course.
It now appears that such q. place has bsen
found. II not secured. A gentleman connected
fspIesentatiye Of fHE Bun At auttenbpra Yes:
made an offer Of Y. 0OQ an acre for sufficient
(end adjacent 70 Oak Poipt. this side Of Morris
course with the necessary, equipment The
pose.
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THE znnhArxxED sycxssroN&
A. A. q. oMsiais Not Seriously Alars.sA
Over the 9ltuasien.

| A. A, o, 0Meials Not Seriously Alarmed
Over The situssien.
The reported threats OF resignation from tht
| Amateur Athletic Union made By the Nanhat.
| tan A. q and Staten Island A. q were the
| principal topics Of discussion IN athletic cir
olss yesterday. While the situation looki
threatening. the A. A. q. ofieials were In nc
wise alarmed. and sturdy Secretary Sullivan
extended his brawny arms and saids III III
going to be war. why, all right It's along
time since weve had good nHht1
A. @. Mills disclaims being tho father OF the
Reorganization scheme. saying he simply per
fected the plan. Mr.. Mills is as modest as he
is astute. He is OF the opinion that the Metro
politan Association Board Of Managers should
BIO fifteen in number. instead OF twenty-ive.
which is too unwieldly body. Mr.. Miliss
original plan was for flftoen representatives.
tan Athletic Club. at tho first meeting q the
ca H sn on the smasr CLUBS
SpPSS u Mn that th Sa
to ss asS sp al. Te's 81 MI M
be that tho state Of affairs In them 4. q did
nGt SEsrrans them In S0mmuniIssto|n e
re aa dh not sss eSsi Tine s
Jar distant when the N. A. Q. would secede
from the A. A. u. What he says he said Is
that the time was not far distant when some
changes would have to be made" The re-
porterexplicitly asked him:
DO you. yourselk Mr. CSrr. favor secsssion
rs fe Cannot Ms o az .Esss
MI. Carr answered series Of questions. and
View. He was correctly quoted. and his several
points In the following letter arc mere evasions
OF tho issue. He writes:
To EpireR o. Tsr suSISir Your rsIrsssnssny.s
Sun make. these which beg IN Justice to my
self you win havo published.
think II VIII be necessary for tho A. o. TO secede
from the A. U. unless some very alreform taxes
place. did not say this. expressed no opinion one
isaid was tSss In my opinion the time not d.
tans when changes would have to be mado IN 81
least two respects VIZ, club representation and the
value and character Of prixea , ,,.
IL :'.a %sas;
urge against the present state Of .nairs dd not az
.hls did not say that bad snythnE 70 urge sEsin.t
cse were the CLUB representation and the meter Of
any other objections criticisms to make. did.
Ssss ss snS
pnSlsseds that wa. heartily In favor Of sstsmpas 70
run the union upon the club representaton = y ut
as:
was expected. a. 10 desired. and thought that
plan would later have to be adopted for
different club than At present. although
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In congratulation. The trip across the
continent had been made without an accident
or a mishap OF any sort. The gangway was
hurriedly slid into place. and the queen. with
Dan Wheelock. the trusty boy who has had
charge of her for two years. descended with
regal tread. The morning air was chill. and
tho priceless marc was swathed in blankets.
for there is quito difference between the
temperature OF the land OF her birth and New
York. with It's sea air and changeable climate.
The eariy-to-rse New Yorker on his way to
work did not realize the value OF the bay mare
that walk ed into the street with the boy at her
head. and perhaps did not deem her worthy OF
q second glance. Few persons recognized Mr..
he sdoT Sas bens sth to Ta MnE
at their best Just, to keep pace with
ENJOYING the sights and taking in every
thing that came within the range OF her vision.
With ears pricked she heard the roar Of the
trains on the elevated railroad and saw those
hobgoblins Of the air sputter past in the dis
Within ten minutes Sunol was in. the com
Fifty fifth street. In the roar OF Mr.. .Bonners
eka 9 sisN Fe and etR ~ Mei
known trotters. and occupying the stall whore
Maud 8. eN-Queen Of the turf. was quartered
until she was, sent to the ,Tarrytown farm to
Sunol came overland In style with consider
able baggage. one huge chest bearing this In
seription:
"SuuOl record"
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DROPPED FROM MEMBERSHIP.
Four New York A. G. Athletes 6u4er 70,
Competing In the Seventh's Cameo.

Four New York A. G. Athletes 6aAer 70,
Competing In the Seventh's Gsnes.
The New York Athletic Club has taken action regard
ing the wingedfoot athletes who participated In the
Seventh Regiment gameA and the result will bs lively
scrmmage between the A. A. u and the crack mitsry
organization. suN reporter called OH Secretary p
sturges the NewYorkAthletc Club and asked him how
the club proposed to deal with the offending members
ut has dealt with them." was the reply. -Four ath
letes who competed in the regmenta games have boon
dropped from athletic membership In the New York
Athletic Club"
who the disciplined men ~
wv g. French. George Schwsgler IL II. Aorrsu. and O.
l.. Catn. Jr. This action VAS taken at meeting Of tho
Board OF Governors Dec g. and on the recommends.
tion OF the Athletic Committee You see. the In
question were cautioned not to compete. as IL would
compromise the club The matter brought to their
as5; iss Club @ s:y b Rss sss
tn. Climb on til.
ssss s
me men n Question arc di.qqalided and cannot
&c .s $
'n.s Of
ss sss r;
much. me iae! Is need : re:s very mueh. and I
sn{ az:
as
mat lsas s %
n.%fd !: there we're certainly more New York
GSs esn Of xS
ton OF Company c. a new member Of the New York A.
also IN several events IL Vas second III ,hs
sack race and also In the race Moore won
Wa :ss hs 5
ton was second il the wkeelbsrrow race. schweser
was third in tho :20yard hurdle race and Norton
There H. curiosity the attitude OF the large
Club Il Is predietsd that the sodasrs viii make .hipsS
interesting about the time Of the New York A. G. cleo
q a . ss Ss AZ
ton had taken action regarding the athletes but
H. sesay. Il ms%ber q ss Ns% Yont Asn
etc Club sad he did think the Board OF Governors
So @ from SsU cps
set Of outdoor games season. ethny unknown
Club va: asked last nshs any seon You'd Be- tassn
e 81 s
81 sis AZ 4. t. aIs
isioit ne 4 under su:psnson 81 nat BODY and Vii
tansAthletie Club are unchanged"
The Board Of Trustees Of the New Jersey Athletic
s a
Ss 81 ~ !,
wards one OF he Athletic msmSsr. Of tho club. COM
II
direct violation ofs rulo after being warned that he
membership" -
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selling; four and half furlonss. deorge D.. l82:
t%S Hi yoy ysr 1 !2 sn sF1t @ SS 9
Ho.s so!t I'D o.. if4 Tssso liz; Morgan 3D. D.:
Second Raee-Purss 800; selling: hys furlonss 90
IN fS1; Nshisn Jog; MstascTds MY ioe Dssedsns
nance iol; servia. 10l; Lottis 90; Even Weight. 10:
Third ksos-Purss $780, for tyeyssrolds, three.
yusrssrs Of mile Paragon lls Circular Ilb; Sykes
1l2; Emperor Ohio. JOG,
Fourth Race-Pufse $500; mile, Lizzie lot:
Maggie Murphy. "a.
fifth Rscs-fursc sIOO selling; threequarssrs Of q
mile. Prince Howard. ia; DAhyrian. 1t8; Radiant,
tSS spSsang 1g9; GrsSite LOG; La Grippe 9s Char
, si5ih Race RSss-fnr.. 400 :s!lins one and onssx.
hue lSs; Perild va CAtIan 10; The Forum. 80: Ice.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-12-11
The New Jersey Keunei Club Expelled.

The New Jersey Kennel Club Expelled.
American Kennel Club was held yesterday afternoon at
~ Broadway. There was . large attendance. dele
gates being present from all tho country and the
famous Of the New Jersey Kennel Club which has
attracted the attention Of dog all over the
try finally decided by the expulsion Of that club
In addition some very important changes were made
in the rules which dog and exhibitors at bench
shows would do well to heed The following clubs were
represented American Pet Dog Club. Dr. N. H. Cryer
and j. L. Anthony Of Phladsphia; California Kennel
nsp eaS Sss Yoae GSe eaS
r. Ens.s ssi;.r SoD ri. d NV
.so Club e .msr
SE s siss NV YoI s saE . Sn
Phadeiphis; ToIsso Keansi oInb. Dr. D. l. Foots New
Wsb. wa.hns.Sn CITY Kennel Club
Various amendmcnts were made to the constitution
month. and MONTH. q TSs @
breeds was substituted for pure breeds In
"a ~ s up .a
spite Of the fact that the club had opportun
tie ss: "a h,s ne e ona III
charges and resolutions relative to this much.yexed
vi s @sss Soa
brought up for dhal action.
.hose md
psr,isng ,p sending in the name OF Cha.,es Pssbal
the interests Of the American Kennel Club vote
SS !. Max "'h's' and b. Blossom declining to
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-12-11
SALE OF THOROUGHBREDs.
Coon d Sons Fay the Best Price, oe,lo0.
fbr . Winning FilIy.

LEXINGTON, Dec. 10.-At the Bruce Kidd
combination salo OF thoroughbreds here to-
day. thlry-two yearlings sold for S9.aoO. an
aver !ge Of 5000. Altogether flfty-seven head
changed hands for $l829O. general average
oi$320. Minnie Gee. a winning two-year-old
Fly 6y pleenip3; out q Jaeonst brought the
lilly for 9, 100 Those that sold for $500 and
Sy Tn BISsss Baker sna oates sI 42s
III; MI MSll9ssS Lsiingscn. ::;::..::.:.:.. 1000
by sPrinsboi; ". EsAPpIsssts: Loai,yiis.... LOO
Hall y NSIi9!s; Garrett g.. LoaIs;; 49,. s7S
NAN Ban: T. naskn,iIs P,,,sSaIsh :,.....::,";.: COO
jag, Jack Malone: Coon Son, g.: Louis aloo
thIsng Observation-Disclosures. ....., 1 b2h
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Sale or xou.s Trsts tag Stock.

LzzsoroS. Dec. 100. G. ,. Cecil Of Dsnvills Ky,
have sold the following ehoiosly bred trotting stock
tor which they received the sum Of $1,000 to Neal
Bros Of Diana. H.,
Bay nly 1855. By Gambetta wilkss dam BY Nam.
Gam CIV X E;$ sS s'sSs: SIy.iS Sss Ss.S
by siy .nd nII|g I isDS BY asa
SatepE.. dam BY Wiilam WEIGH; Wiiarose b. t. 1886
Ia A,no, Iissap Rashsiits. ina, lay colt by Gam.
us." W!ilsE, aAp W.. stsvsI: " asd Wise. 49,
saS:s;|: s:$ !, s.; 81
dam by friAespA
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-12-11
Raeing Dates Tor 1893.

Tho Board OF Control has allotted tho follow
ing dates for the racing season of 1902:
nSSndsX; Nay ~ to Saturday. Nay 2S-srooklyn
Monday, May 80. to Friday June l7-Nsw York Jockey
ssturdsy June H. to Saturday. July 2-consy Island
,;MSaa.y. Jy,y 4, to Thursday. Aug. :s-Nonmou,h
s.tnIday Aug a. to Saturday Sept. 1o-consy Island
MonasS. ,sspt- u. to Friday Sept. so-Brooklyn
Sstlrday, Oct. l. TO Saturday. Oct. l6-Nsw York
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-12-11
Ths Ninth Rssi-s.s a.nss Arc All x,sAt

Areport has gained ground that the Ninth Regiment
Athlstio Association Il Involved In quarrel with the
Metropolitan Association Of the A. L. u and will follow
in the footsteps Of the Seventh Regiment By giving It's
games on Dec a. whether they sanctioned or not
4, Go Seward and Capt Mcconnell President os the
settle difficulty with the athletic authorities the ~
port d zoe them on tpu.; t a. well .
asRssas son fSE @ GS%Ps.Y Ninth
tAry q the s.hlstic essopAtoa vas O. ChSdssy the
runner AZ g %:
nn1SS e
u became necessary TO then apply for reKlstrStioh
There yas little anoinJ this point but
Esm MIA wiz p Ssn on the .ehsaal date under
ttan Association Company will be elected to mem
neIsh,p Chadsey has resigned tho Bocrearyship. aud
tbrre win be NO pro- essiDnal running ut thu meeting
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-12-11
Harv.ra,. New A,hle,,o Field.

CAMBRIDGE, Dec. 10.-Harvards new athletic field 10
about minutes walk from Harvard square. Tho
plan OF tho committee, as shown by tho Views and
noted by Prof White 10 to place the baseball diamond
and the football field in tho centre Of tho upland tract
The grand stand faces away from the river and
sides OF the football field will be long stands capable
holding all who want to see the games
Tho football fold will BIO surrounded by
track for athletes On each side of the football field
will be practice fields whore dozen football elevens
baseball mines play and not interfere with each
other Provision will also be made for the
ton Of carriages on the Held The boat house Will be
about 400 feet from the bridge. Between It and
grand stand the city OF Boston intends Its
boulevard. Tho students will 90 from the
walk erected on piles Tho lower floor Of the
ys..t And glass crews TIE lover story s 60 :: twice
feet square the upper door win Just hsf a. wide as
the lower, while Ofth same length ftye Heats pro-
yded for On the lower floor there will b. repair shop
the for tho eiEhts three bathrooms boiler room
and drying room. The second noer viii have lockers
aud hath rooms for the football and baseball teams
the track athletes Around this story viii
balcony. which Will DO very pleasant place from
see the oo,na or 6a;; ,6 ;n AZ tnsrs
the second noor nobody will be crowded. me commit
propose as the ends o. the college 70 give tie
necessary funds to PIT the fields into shape.
To carry ont tho plans Of the committee $4,000 10
nseded II Is hoped that tho football eleven can prac.
tise on Soldiers held next autumn.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-12-11

HAVANA. Dec. 9.-Ths Russian chess expert H. TschI.
gorin arrived here to-day At i2Is r. n. board the
steamship Arizona small steam yacht chattered
by the Havana Chess Club and Nessrs Adolfo No.
Liner Ponce, Goni!i ys.aasE and other local mag.
greeting WAS most cordial one. and the welcome
led TO the cinb IOom where a large number or mem.
bers of the club had assembled to meet him.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-12-11
Odds and Ends or Sports.

ra ol sa msr and o9 s:
come on early in the spring. 'N' "
George Wright. the OK. Canadian ponnd boxer.
,.t s;:asSs
u Yam Doran leads in the hrooklyn Bicycle Clubs
iis it,: g. sfSSs4 ID T.asssSsss
The unfinished events Of The games q the Seventh
q W.. rSS S nsn ~:
nmpon With feet Is inshes won inc
sHE r. Il: t ssagf u Sss
These the oiiceIs elected feE The ensuing yssI
ssssss; nsss:ss ssss:s;:s ass:
:$; ss:;Ss
ds With IN 10 ss
IL sSad "a. Ri ra s ass to bet be '
e Il ssps st.
sI,s
q take place in New YORK Or snn.iO ''1 '''a ''H
IN s's M ri:
Harlem Spider Jenny kinnsrl the g. Paul kid o.
sy w .sd ~ for
In s:p s.
sSss'Is i
s is IL $sss; :iGS s.
;.sf st. ns. s s
nvs miles Of this city Ts men hsys b,sn Is s.snias
n srsa GAIN
r. msrihn ct n. sSs q. ?: I'D
viii me- s Rs
Il DsS an b Mn Barney I ~. Oven f
pon o. the Metropolitan 1'.GciasiOn sA''a
Rs g maze q sS is t.:
@ 81
o bsa sas s COCA sas " make
% sf ssar.
daphsmSS a p.ssis.sd q rIa sus y.sssi
xs0 It, match 1n
Taller for the school Championship thing.
~a,n L s e N
fops s HILL M miro
ONCE ops o. the Ga s and wGo S
d s I.
of Poly" athletic ahairs.
The annual entertainment Of the Foundry Trades
aass: sssna
pIncipaI even. on The prosramms Tili 70 ,p.rrnE
ana Eli
tH:
& ys;S 81
s:s ~! i"fr ss :si?S
ssss ssS;s sass; ssss; sSs'H
sSa'ss SsF E1.s;
Rs ia. Es.s Ct sa' I ss:oR
'h1s
snr sse Ids Ssw as., So1 s
The news that hts time for the low hurdle.st
%sssns sSss ssd Il
this country The time was 81 seconds.
Mann s:;:"h q 's
isIIlss VIII Student. saa faculty s:ss!d
sq%hns S SHaTs' # M .s
the alumni control q athietes they vii put 10
burden snpp%r q tie teams. which now falls en-
citation at lis annual meeting elected these ofcsss for
Ias ysHb Ss s
e sss ssysr s1 sassS.n Rs.
d 4Hssas sh board %
ss}Es r. i hSys si land: ssaa
hnd s's
IN sSe % a T' saS
z, he xand eve place Was tse res BE-
ana The CLUB oSss viii seeupy eso 'front.'
While the rest oi the plo, viii 20 6ald,ns 10y.
&c
Ing apartments, Ample arrangements Tor the eaInas
En-. II. "A;
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A Deei ~ which the Harles Rivcr ssa I.sae
Islana Associates Are % Beeens Ons.


A Deei ~ which the Hsrle. Rivcr ssa t.sas
Hsiana Asseciataess Are % Beesns O.s.
l. The announcement Of Q deal In progress
which. II successfully carried ont will result
in the consolidation Of the Long Island ANA
teur Rowing Association with the Harlem
River Association created Juror Of excite
| mont in aquatic circles yesterday. It was the
chief topic OF conversation at the various up
town clubs last night, and was discussed at
length In all the bowling alleys and other re-
sorts where oarsmen are won't TO congregate.
Itseems that the deal has been In progress
for some time. but those who have been work
ing II up have been trying to keep the matter
quiet until all the arrangements for the anal
Gamatlon Of the two organizations had been
contaminated.
Tho news first leaked out on Sunday from Q
conversation overheard between ]. H. Abeel.
President OF the Nassau Boat Club. and II: ].
Behrens. President Of the Nonpareil Rowing
Club. at tho, headquarters Of the latter while
Sslns hsla .' ]. Sss aqIssiy sSispsfss about
psf 9hs u raMs drss,or
Manhattan Athletic Club, when asked yester-
FROM
issoasS ysst WIZ shs sSS sssoslssiSnsS %IsS
committee Of three ut work on the. question for
y al: aasss s'y s sss to s'H %ss
The. comnittee. consists Of H.J. gehrens,
co. 3! a snG abse u Sssaa
Boat Club. Representing tho Harlem River As
Sss G SSss THS Sn 81 S h ns Sos
Athletic Association. representing tho Long
III. tangharr. who Is Chairman Of tho latter
SS1S .so s s e ny Nos s e f0S%
more than Sne regatta year . and they are not
mo es cSd rn %e &c Ssn
sS big s SeS IN ss spg"s
heard from the oarsmen last year OF the lack
OF regattas In, this vicinity. and It was TO
question originated. Nothing definite toward
a s ssp dalna 1s Cd as Enss VIZ be
means 81 forming the strongest rowing asso.
In rowing herea bouts next summer. Tho Long
Island Association was at one time considered
among ION its members such clubs as the varlna.
Ariel. and Nautilus. besides the Crescent
a good course and various other reasons half
q these clubs have since n resignsd All Of Of
EffSh e u Harlem ns9k yer Association is tho Oldest
emong r. ~smbers the MotropolitaPP; Nassau.
co fes and teo onb
The combined individual strength q All
these clubs amounts TO something like 1O0N
millions Of dollars.
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ZEE MARE CREATES THD sURfRYsE OF
TIE AERILHA


5Hs MARE CREATES rHp sURrRHsr OF
o.. 1HE AkkILH&
OlesnevnA, . 10 - 9het, Feilsws 0yAasl
Observation-Disclosures anA 1ehsnsaa Tru>
10 che Taleat-Ths Sheriff 1sss Ossssiy
The sport was lively and interesting at Gut
tsnbure yesterday. The wids-awsks rsgulari
were knocked % lar out In the cold In the
opening race that . remembrance Of Il viii
give them . chill for many day. They tossed
their money on Eclipse and st. James to lead
tho field Of ten homo. entirely ignoring Hora.
ito 3. stuok's marc Gydn. that was scratched
on Monday after the horses wero at the post
because IN ice wagon ran against her while
she was on her way to tho track. Odds Of 100
to1 were chalked against the marc By several
bookmakers. Jockey Mooney resolved II
warm MP Gyds from the first stride, and. send.
ing her In the lead all tho way. won by neck.
Eclipse. ridden out In the driving finish. beat
ing st. James By head for second place.
Another upset came In the second race. the
talent selecting Censor to win. Censor ap-
peared to DO winning safely at tho finish. when
Lambly sont Glenmound with q rush and
nipped tho purse by head on the post Censor
Now Or Never was first ohoiss IL f tSc third
race. q lot Of noney going on doster as sec.
loauefort at 10 to l. beating Now or Never
Betting "a tic handicap at six, and half
isy 1 By hsi point oyer badge. tSousspds
strst CHI, b ne neck a irSst Bossets thqn
Tan ses s saa sse eRr
e hs hs aas sH sSu ass
ling finish by head from Paragon on the post,
S$eE sssss i ssI sRe 0nSss. ~ 49,
SstseE Eef Ssn fHas fSs sd
before the Executive Committee. Wolfe test:
hsd nos
inndo Jones' owner Of the hor.e Will DO called
THE FIRST RACE.
osi'a n SySs s'fs1
4 f Ii s Fs::: i ss FL G:ssi!
JANET: $;s ,is ,,s,s st.
THE SECOND RACE.
Purse $500: selling: i've furlongs
bsly,sS Shls;n,nound. aged by ol.nmors,
:,.sss; IF sssss: .s j.
.Jss GRADIENT: a:ss sss :ssS
THE THIRD RACE.
NJ BAYS ;. Z. Gio;ser 8. BY SeneiSIflora. Oh a.
E:s.! sss 81 S.v: IT, III y:ts
Magic Beck. and The Forum also ran.
Betting Thirteen 70 .ssln.s doss.r 20 TO ROGUE.
fort to Now or Never. Mutuals paid $500. avs
THE FOURTH RACE.
Purse $500: selling six and half furlones
John Mullins b; b. Badge. 9. by The ILCsed-Ths
sssSns{!Ii s.sS:; I.Tssni
VsSsSond Sslis Loysii, aud Lille fr:d aiSo Esu.
Time; 1:2SH
s.snssIsi % II sosno. sa IL paid ssSs saa5
THE yIYIH RACE. |
Purse $500 for twoysarolds: handicap: hve fur. |
Bosso% Hin stables SIt. 9. Msnhsnsstt. by Powha.
tan-CaqhucA los WoHis). Observation-Disclosures
81 ssJ. iSs IL 81
abundance colt knspsAck. Prohibition. and fidslia
s.,,n.-E.s. to T .a.n.; oa sns.n,.,, TO Para.
sou. To- Fisttsry. Iutuai pad $500 Si75. $3.50.
d, THE SIXTH RACE.
Dsy's b. b. Bohemian Q. BY Ten procsk-Olsan. |
ssdsa si.bis. sh g. st. John .s.d. liz i.:m:
Xxx S:;:s.: III ;:.;isi: LIZ
Time, t.06A
Rsttine.ssysn e against Iohsmian, 9 to 8 g.
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AMERICAN NATIONAL TOURNAMENT.
Jolly Alpha, Alpha vs. Orchard Orchard Vs. jolly.
ACADEMY TouKsAnKSF.
Manhattan VI. Jonah, Jonah ". Gotham. Gotham Va
Manhattan.
IEooELys NATIONAL rouKSAyKxr.
Osoeols Va Echo. Echo Clermont. CleTmont VI
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AMERICAN AhArkuR UNION.
Section One-Ivanhoe vs.Ameycan, at Ivanhoe slleys
New York a. G. W. Cosmopolitan. at New York 4. O.
section Two-Phonix W. Ksnilworth, Phcuix VI.
Young Mems Lyceum. at Phanx alleys
seetl9n Five-Fanwood Va jersey City 4. @. 1t Fan
wood alleys
W1yELnxs's LEAGUE.
Jersey City A. O. Whsolmsn W. Hudson County
Wheelmsn, at Jersey City A. O. alleys; brooklyn Dicy
Gle gpb ". MAahattan Bicycle Club ut Brooklyn Bicy.
Gle Club alleys
sTRACKs LONG ISLAND TOURNAMENT
jolly Bosrder. vs.. Juniors, Juniors W, Stslnway
Steinway Va Jolly Boarders
JERsrr CITY AnAIEuA LEAGUE.
J. Boyd Va Doolittle at J. Boyd alleys
sTAIkH ISLAND AAAIEuR LEAGUE.
Kill Won Kul W. Warriors, at Tompkinyyille Work
tngmeu Vs. Alpha. at Workingmen alleys.
HAsrxRs DISTRICT TOURNAMENT
Hawthorne Va Apollo Apollo vs. shoestrins. Shoe
string W. hawthorne.
sAooxLTH TouRxAxkET.
Pin Knight w. Adelphi. Adslphi seawanhaks stuy
vesant vs. Court Shade.
BArvIEw TOURNAMENT.
Lafayette vs. Casino. Casino W. Ansona, Ansonia VS.
Lafayette.