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The sun., 1891-02-19
Printers Forn IN Athletic ClaS.

Some forty members Of the printing trade met Ia
sparrow Robsrtsons old gymnasium. ~ Futon and
Orange streets. Prook!rn. yesterday afternoon The
nesting was for the purpose of sstaoshns athletic
club One hundred and twsnty.sisht names we're en-.
rolled. nwas decided 10 call the club "Ths Printers
Athletic Associaou." aad TO limit the membership 70
fourth Of the active mbsrsip NAV be composed Of
persons Who are not AM With !ls craft provided
q the assoe!sIion Anohsr mesiinx viii b. held In
snx sas Ar; Tor esu
The ss.ocistion viii lease the k"bertson symnasiu,n
!y%nsstc snpsrssuA billiard and pool rooms iavAsory
The t"iiawina onesrs were elected to serve for six
s. %sSn,h:i Pissiasn, A. S,sns., rs,.: Vice brei
sse[:,ary q v iuohsy. rnlo,. i'"sr TIsasursr. "
xhsaSn a,mes Captain Wiii,s Hob.resoa X. Hm:. sans
rsmt aud VEL known ca!edonian aihists Board Of
AAnA1Ars Will BE- ssscred At the neAg meeting. An ap
plieai,on viii also BE- made 70 Join tho Ahstsur Ath
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sURPRrsEs Ar DUNDEE
AAss. ~ - ehst, tvias-Othss nsrses
Pay Wen.

AAss. 10 - ehst, tvhas-Othss nsrses
Pay Wen.
The 500 or mora raoeGosrs ct Dundee yester-
day wsrs SURPRISED TO see the track DRY and IN
spparsntly lns condition. william Lakeland.
who has trained Suburban xinncrs, sad that
It was the best In the vieiaiss of New York at
present, and that he should hing horsea from
the ssashors and train them Of Dundee.
Although the course was we'll dried out II was
% deep that vefy slow time Was made In the
races. Ten bookmaksrs transacted business.
Considerable money changed hands. George
EnRsman and other heavy spv ulssors tossing
mp their cash durlns the afternoon. In order
to accommodate visitors the Erie rosd Il laying
aside track 70 III, grounds. .asd the ~ o'clock
train On the Susauehshna Lra9Sh that starts
S Es ssst ss q s,ss a.,s s'Da w s stop
ass sssSsS sssss sss ssss won
ond ehoiss st odds Of as 20 !. won. By icnr
s:I yys :.ES. nsSs Il ass, s fsm Hsys
third choice q : tot, ,.Amos, : 10 10 shut,
came n ths BON estretch cpd wrn the SECOND
SisSS SlsSs.l!Sn. shs s.yoiiss. Sni:ssS iouF b,
lass as I. s:sS @ @ @s sss sss s S.aa h q
sRS,ss sSe TsutS e.s s.9
ssns nHsSs 81 ,ssFa ssSs
i2st the race b. nose to Long Jack;
hS ssassl s.;St e i h.o nth os%s s: T. sAEd 3s.
snsss 1sshs LoS Layofs FS. s ssn' ss;R ~ ssr:s q
= l., nsds ia isppins run 'ISG Il tGe six,S rsss.
Ssus Dsn. sRsd shoes soss CANE tntd Sa
THE y1Rsr RACE.
fSssf s3So cs' e,sdsCs,. q. ~ f9t!onsa 4. ,..A
S::::: 4; ::::: Z!
lima lilo
THB sEcoND RAoA
rqrs: go; ssiiiss s'Iexanss.: ssysc farlsnF -.
!. s.'s;s:ss
THE THIRD 1Ac1.
s. AE:i T. 3 ::Afs II fs.Msi 1T
@ c.fs.si.s.s u, Hii;;Sis i'll
f;::; "a ds!.::Ss: si$;s y; ;%s sSs''''
THE YOUTH RACE.
~ rs..Ss rS s1 e. | 'oo sOusd' ins'ss penalties;
Fsrisiiis ssssiss : J. loss Jack. " v,,sa-as,.s.
Time, lSl
fHH yITrH nACH
sG :'!,s ::.:: fs'sSs 8 ss..,o.asam.
ssss ss::::: s. H.. S!;ssi, ;i:s Is.
Humility and Mel auehIin Also ran.
Time. ln2
THE slxru RACE
Purse oseo; selling: one nils
Psrkstile Stables O. stsriihe. BY Esius-MAjsstie
Pry:I: se.:ps .s.a iii iitc,lj:ijj :::.::
W.: r. Aeffha9's B. E. Gallus Dan. aEeA liz (Cuoa)..S
Aoofdold AND 1Aoburg aeo rail-
Tina l:5A
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Wanted to win wIth . Ka,rs.

Dan Gs'laIher the welknovn Grcsppoiut spors
refereed hzht Tuesday night (which ne says prs.
ssutsd more Interesting features than he saw be-
fore In one contest The men we're bantama one an
Irish Lad named Mickey Toos and tie other vi,h the
rather dramatic name OF Giuseppe Blanca In tile frs:
place they fought with skin gloves aud fought hard
Tho Irish boy much tho clsveror and he hal the
Italian wreck ~ seven rounds The Ifalian was hnt
10 cOnttGuo but Ills eyes were almost closed his
ssoond, held MIN bs,L oSaHhsr gave the decision aud
Now. Whom BsncD found tpat he had been done I'D
with the nat, he reacned for his coat pulled big
nssry blind be ran ss.iIst post ard fs dowp before
quickly peuhesd upon and msds &, sivs Up bis kniis
but 1t took three men to secure the weapon The
"Daso fought for iIs possession like bmadmau and
To.is WAS hustled away while the scrimmass was
Gotug On
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Dsso Hall Notes.

Chatss Nurphy will again have charge Of Monitor
Manager Van v.Lk.neurs Of the Alsrsons u sennnsa
to his bed with siokness-
Its reported that Hsekst. carhars Co viii have
no team the coming season.
Manager Harry Curtis PROMISE 70 make his Acme
team stronger than ever shis season.
When the season OPENS she Seuators players win not
seen praetius cn lot at she foot Of East Exhtesnth
street,
there 10 talk OF oreapizing league from tho cubs OF
she New York Post once Brooklyn Post once New
York and BROOKLYN Police DepartmsntA and the New
York and Brooklyn Fire Departments
FRANK BowsA who oaught and played other positions
for the Brooklyn American Association club last
SON 10 open for an engagement with minor league
club. II not successful he will play with the Orchard
Club
Tho trophy selected by ". Jansen for the Detroit
A base ball champions consists Of the bronze neurs
isuis wisssS and c.rrJins SSsu him shs s.nsrs al
Of . eenqusrsr.
BaipasroRl Fen is..Invsrs Of bass ball vkl 80
sysSy effort club reprsssns this city dur
isssus ssns Vas vitnssssd here. and n,ssy bssns,s
sa stand seady 10 vssturs thsir money "a sinh
n.ra. aS. ss'fa & sns.
Nsriden mssttnR viii b. called In . few dsyS and
Representatives OF each city named will Be present.
FTidsspsrt cisisens have already RuaSantSsd the
amount uscsssaIy to carry club through the season.
fns n.iS 4. ssssids Park sSo svsiiasls A. soon .
the IL decided the Of srectinR fences and
grand stand Will b commenced,
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Fair Priees for Trotters ut the woodward
Sale.

LExiSsrsx. Feb Ia-fhs wsathsr vas cold and raw
today. but another large crowd attended the Wood.
ward sale Of trottsrs and prices ruled fairly brisk
Eorty.eight head we're sold for e4iOoo An avsrarS 8
ss4 rhs horses thst sold for saoo and over follow
D,ss:.i n:s:. Ees u Y .%ss'PPs P y x'sf
s!a,'ssoss ,ss ss'iHG!ai i.ssh 1sD'' .'a''" dam
al y s,sls$s $!;. VIZ: sss b, r's"
;:sa: ! $.ss ess.s III rss: i:ss
nss. ss Is :. Z. sss as7 , & s."''
vys::S n y 5; D''Ioaee; George
n.im;;sI. nsa1Iss B. n vs'sa dam By x.s'e;o A''.
n.SlI ny,:'H a;syS' dan s' cuy''F &c"
:itae ad:. x SSS:sa "a a.. WOOD
III ssSrfsEs e. ysfsns By sos'r'
b..s ; Fy s.s dam BY A''r'' "'
v'.i: {; .:sis :!I !; i; ss.. 's
I, s:;.: s:.;Si,::s 4 os-.'a, ..a Administrator;
,.da ,ailiIs SaS.ia dam By A'moas' or.Al
rssis., .,i:.s:.;|s , 1ssss.s - dam ~ A'e.''h 'A
.isls ~ oss:.d dam b, H.drn; r.ro,
:;:!s y s;:'t g. BY .s
r.5s r;sti:s: ;:;is n; .'- By ..''' 'oas''a
.isss M:ss:'s: :s:;; Gss:sa x d.. BY c''a'
%hHs x.ss oRey.,H A.. BY H'n Nor
!I;Ss e.. b, .'..
s:sk s:H:ss sss Y 1ss:ss 1sS:sss I.S wts d"
r:: E;:.s: @ e;s: : :s: ;:s: 81. y: y ,A ~ ...
.f:' .-;sis' s1:s: s.a n.y. ss iaa.ss'.
sy Rod Wuiss, :. v..eh kesisSiiI.. kSa asiss,
Alma r.. H. m T. by Red Nilkee dam By kriesssp: l.
Grand Jim m q hy uPanby. dam BY Youus JIM
j. X Allen, Gwsut0n KY, SIN
Lazy 6r0Wn. b. m. n. bv Young jim. oy Homer; "
hsires- n 4 81 6anb:ta WnksA dan BY hsar
brtno King: n b, LSvia Stamppg Ground. ky.. eSn.
Miss pastArd. bs . by Wilton, dam by CLARK chsf,
A.soiita e., s. Acoiy.e aan BY sssrbes WILKES;
Tcn,ucEy. b H., 4 br Princsps dam ty voisnsssr: v.
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NEWS FROM THE HORSE WORLD.

Kingston Il, looking better st present than
ever before .St this season Of the year. aud Il
trottinR on tho Boulevard every day.
Burlington 10 at GuttenburG. and IL DOING 10
Well that he will undoubtedly be very heavily
PLAYED for both the Bfo0klyn and Suburban
handiceps.
, Ed CcrTisan thipks that four o! nvs hers4s
COLT Rllsy and bs MAJ. bs declared. Firenee 10
Mr. CorriGan's choice for tho Suburban.
, TRoY, Feb. lS.:-J. II. Ostsrhout Of Ferpwood
Farm. Melrose. has kold the road horse Qeoi 60
A DfcEnlsins Sopns stsllioa. King Wall 70
Un Martin, Bridgeport, Conn. An o9ef 0f
1900 for the two. .yest.old stallion Guy
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tached to a New York contract It is said that
Tim Keesc may sien with thA Association,
Won der Abe last night signed Charles Jones
and John Kelly rs .uwptres. 0nnney And
Sheridan have signed with the Western Asso-
The investigating committee will meet In
Louisvlls next Wednesday 70 cxamins Thur
The Association has always had numhsrless
qusrreis In its ranks aud always wanted to
fight the League. The only reason that body
OF the resiraining influence, ot Charles a,
Byrns. who fought his associates tooth and
tion inst one rear. and 10 has done Just what
he prevented for eight years The result shows
Il loses tie man who was the brains OF T.
The sun., 1891-02-19
New York Athletic C,ub.s M,n.tre, show.

Two three OF those choice viteisms thas we're I'm.
packed At the time the Asks passengers dissmbarksd
and have ever since been steadily employed BY the
stars Of mnstresy brought FORTH rspsintsA and
70 novated at tho amateur minstrel entertainment BY
Esw York A. talent at the Lsnsx Lyeaum last night
Thsr. were however. many 6sshss Of original an1
huinor.
The nr.t pArt, showed George D. Phillips and ".
Kembie ranborineS. and g: \. Aibro shd y. Wall.
~. somroisd % "i q Ha Hi,sI ',srIinT A:xan'
& linton. aud ~, A. !riWs Phillips d,i Ibs
Hs't . .f the end wSrs, wi,iis hlhro. song ~ Was
ehored were the musical fea,urss burlssaus skirt
burietiis pr,ma. .donna Nine. fatiL was good The
%.an rh nrrrssna o S .ao sass s euS, M
me hibs-s 1T tho Triton iort hinb of Newark ~ j. was
We'll received Tho show may 10 said ~ iars scored
The sun., 1891-02-19
DANNY MKEDHAx PUT TO s1EEn.
Teany Ryan whips Hin In Oas Or q
LonEest rights ea ReeorA.


LonEest rights en Reeora.
a,HrsArots. Feb ie-1omny Ryaa Il Chicago vss
prsclams Cd the wsltsr weight champion Of the world
last nixht BY defeating Danny Nesdhan Of CautofsiA
IN one Of ths longest nEhn On record, seventy six
sosnds beaus contested oecupyns Avs hslss and dvs
niaussA ne battle sosk place 10 the rooms OF The
fvin City Athletic Csb. snd was Witnessed sy large
dsssstieas nom within radius Of IUO niles Of this
city.
The aEhs opened rather tamsly. and for twenty
rounds neither showed that hs had been hard a.
work Tbs arst thas that aroused ths enthusiasm Of
A. .sss sss sssai ss:l
~ :s:sss
s.ry threw himself on shs ropss amid Sis:ss from
.ss:,sa IN : sea.S
ss ss H X: i. K. q: :s i .ss "a s.Ss.
s aS.s sfR ns 's;
4: :|!::: $ ::! ;:$:; Z :::s
Is. H. .s.sS round no, blow had draw. s,o.A
sa ss. is'esa ssasos s s'SS. S.o ;te
s. & sss ::s:
. a. :aa EsSs :.s ;su1S: 3: tssid tss
+. !sst
Ia the mouth. amt was answered with q efhandsr n
the 1aZ Both msn Spared pomsnt for wind. and
via s1a;s L 4:
Te severe were struck U the sixty third ropsa
IL s' hum. s:F as:s %: |:
s.:sy sS ;::s f Il &: ss. q: Il:
was 6ad svolsn When hs easnS np fpr ihs 1EtS nsth
sr, Il Ss. HrD; sraS y g.
&: .sssysosrss = % = s.ss ,.saa. ss..
s ss,s;sn;:a ,sssss Si:
Rysa force the AGhtipT and shd the 6a(s q aujctIy
4 loslSs y .as not until the ss!snty.fsnFtH rsy1d
With f:ss blow. ioosiPs q % .i.s d.ss s q sss
stom aoh khas Iust uisssd Pursqipg his advantaEs ne
touched Esedh.m on the With hs light and savs
him lsfthandsr In the Jaw that sent HIN fSsiins 10
Ryas spened the ssv.a.y nt,h rogna sy stvns Need.
THE yHs pe,ns1Is tosL Ih:s ssrss q easb.s .ue.
:ssa :S:s'.ss s:.sS. sa s.s.isiy ss ~: -
.k.sd... "a. In sr.exv e.pd.uoa ~ ;. stepped to
semmsnssd = .sndins out NH ssd % i:is
ssf c:.sa ana b. osk.d is a;ies m.s s'ss ssS.Ss ss
f. , 'ss:s 10 T.: s:': IS. is: s:ss s:S !s.s
Avn !. ~ s!ss .Ss ::n: :.l n. IN
.sas sn s.s ...y ,s'' Il: :e;. ~
ss.. ifss Bender ia g *: shs:t tH .as
hyss. dsspiis hD prstssIstions wss msun.sd oS 4
chair and carried out In triumph
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Ladies' Day at the F.ncer.' Club.

Nearly $40 Iaaiss gathered In tho rooms Of the
Fenesrs Club West Twenty.eighth street. yesterday
afternoon witnes. interesting exhibition by mem
hers NJ III. club. The grant Snluts wa. by Msssrs
tile order of bouts ~ f0ilowE
French fais charles U. kadAl and James W. 0Irard,
!r.. Bsrnard +. Vtonnor and 2 ". l.. Bpiisrnsd,
TathAio and Martin Capdsvielis. MontKomery Roose.
cslhsrs d iSssan aai Ff.nsi. L T. Doashss u JOIN
Murray Mitchell and Julian o. Dsvidsoa. Wm- Scott
n1.ins sword Jas. Robh and = Z Shaw.
French Polls Junior CisA-Hastsrs Rodmau Dc KAY
Glider and 0ustavs uourais.
The sun., 1891-02-19
6ports st Pr.incetoa.

ParsesroA y. J., Feb IA -Ata msstisE Of iha fresh
man class held to-day Frederick Smith vss chosss
the freshman Ease ball manager. The Following CEN
mittse was appointsd secure class csDs; Jossph
GueSy. 0eorse L Farnum David y. u. copkipg Juason
n. Eailey and Robsrt ". fSwtL
Representative from the cnllsEes In The hot rsvSn
League Will meet In New York on Feb 9s to arrange sps
date aud iecaion Tor the intsrco! Issiats Ramss.
The sun., 1891-02-19
A. New sems.rrore.sion.i League.

Jshn Mc0rath. who 10 mating every effort to srgan.
ss ssmt profsssionai lsaEue had meeting called for
fussday nishs for the purpess Of orRanzina clreuI
me following representatives we're present; Alsrtona
Charles NurnAy; Stnaton Joha Mo0tath; FfushinsA
JoAs Mclaughlin: etchards. ff~hk Bower; Munross
JoAs Dempsey Aems. Harry csrtis; syivsna walter
DoRart; Cuban Oiants JsLn Bright The 0rssnroint
A,hletos By request we're rsprssenttd BY Charles
Murphy John Me1rath wss appointed Chairman, but
very ,iitls business WAS done
II q the CbarmAn's idea 10 see hoW many kf0nnds
can secured before au okaniyatian y perfected ~
wsnd not do for ten elnhs TO play OIL three Rsonnd.
Patrick RYAN Of the hscreA ton 1rounda Charles
Enrphy ot aen,.os Park and .ehn n,isht q The Long
around for rddltionN .founds 10 good locality fhey
we're rs1us.tsd 70 iry snd ssS9rs ~ Md 4. .s Msss
rc,nt r.sot. J III e w%sas -; h:ss mS;s,sE ,,s na.s
bic 10 0sonre proper krosAaa enty sx eluee Will CEN
pstA OtAss wiss Shers viii b eight elisha
The sun., 1891-02-19
FAvORlTEFALLB Blythe WAY
MISS WILLIAMS AND YNsToHr BADLY
HArsN Ar 0UrTKNBURo.

There Was sens Haim fsr the TaieaI
TAessA, as Artseas. Nesaws-s. aua
Guarantee Yves. CarrsiaG Their Money
Jee Courtasy Csrries Top Wetghs asS
wiss = The Traek Very Hssvy.
Tho weather yesterday was all that could 10
desired for racing. but unfortunately the
track at GuttenburR was At It's very worst. BE-.
ins several inches deep In sticky mud. which
and no doubt had great deal to do with tho
defeat OF some we'll played good things.
The talent went down on Miss Williams and
Insight In their respective races with force
that they will not soon forget Miss Williams
showed euch speed whom she beat the
Hone colt and Beston few days ago that the
knowing ones could not figure how she could
lose her race. But Mics Williams 10 1ckls
Jade. and bsnkrupted many followers Of racing
last spring whom abe could ourwork anything
At Linden, and those who play her may look
for surprises at any time. Insights owner
backed her very heavily. and was mono too
well pleased with the way Jones rode her, but
:: :: siasSaSA 'GSaa %aa
XriEons vas iavorits icr the erenina race
iot beaten horses. Al d he won hsndily inter
a;isD s ss aayy y Va. T. ss os:s .sS!
nssslly HisyEa: no Won With .s9methtng TO
ana hs hfsa%E WE
liama Wa the ohoioe !,r the thrsa.vear nid
race. bnt the StrnaCIe All ihe Way Was beiwexSS
fsVIn@c @ @snE Sssan3cn. eshn SorrnI. "SisSiMeSu M MeSu
ssorsd IN lS
sss oa s ss; s f.ss ssd .fa H. & M
sps sa Ss a ss sss.i ss sssSSss
to snare. FenslOn running second and SalviNf
ihia sis%Sr S x'P sss H.. ssss i'h JOY
Tlha AMI tnarisS toioW w ,"''e >..r'.''
TIE yrnsr RAG.
purs> sspc eR vhob sso 10 seooed for bss,s, hor..
s,s v..nssS % "uo" wv !" s<'Ao luz oss'sn norsssi
,snS. SSSShyn yCa ~ g ns,snA oy Bsdsn Baden
Hickory etaolel chh Mart Gibson lDi lvefplauekL
nman Ia NssSs "sy nEy,ss. ' M ~ rH.
"s"s~ sAs "sssss "TI,.soI vfns w sso ~"
n,s.s,s sS,S a - - N sa n
TIE sscosp RACE
pur,s nm ar vhich sN "a ..co,d for m.,s.n, a, an
ss:. y; s1S ss fa5lSI ;,
a els{nMn ,3s &. rss3y. y.,;h: a *. ;t.;.:;...y
The sun., 1891-02-19
The Lex,nxts.'. "st.s" Wa. BIS o...

The annual invitation stag entertainment Of the Lex
inyteu Athletic Club hsld last saturday evening at
the club rooms go finh street. hns lot OF boxers
were secured. aud the bsys had jolly night three.
round bout between ~ Davis and J. Fehiing both Of
the IA A. C.. "psnsd the sShIb,tion. Then foilou cd
h,, Shsr 'nriSs ssITs d,ss ssa A.1 A,I'
tngene And oscar iiotnbaei.r. !. o NsiL and Tommy
swetue'. Murray iil Aihietic Sub: the iAinpbs.i
bro!.,s eoolsi mAseots of the club sonrs and club
ssnHw. s,asH ,a.s,p 49, ps,s " w nok . ,,.
bouts between Fred sehn,stns l. g, ard l. yisbau
medal. be- rssn ,'oshsi, I. 40. snI q smith smith
s...:..s s. Il! sss.s @,aas r'ana "o'Ss was
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Games To-aigAt.

ooLpsx xAoLE rouRSEy (ssooKLysl
Carroll Park ~. Poodle.
rusSrY.sixrH WARD TOURNAMENT tlsookLysl
Warrington Park W twenty. sixth Ward.
AvATEun ASSOCIATION.
Fs,Da W Elizabeth. at Palma ailsyA
wHEkLNKs's LEAGUE
Ataiauta Va Manhattan. at Newark.
v. H. 4. LEAGUE
Eighty. sixth Street W. NadiAon Avenue.
The sun., 1891-02-19

GLortrsrrn, Mas. Fs. ia lorty.feot centre board
yacht cutter rugged. II building here for Capt L. ..
baker ot roT An,nS.o !s@ass and Win s,r,y. !hs,.
to enter her In q racs aEAnst nrS enter recently
built In EngAnd for Gov. Blake OF Jamaica
BRIDGrr rogL Feu IA-Already the prospects are that
the season VII open early and be Aiively among
yachisinsn several new boals are Ls,ns esnsruetsd
among u EN- ~ tI"t yacht AIvr "tril smith last
,snIsL Tns craft thapsd smost prscissly llss The
and tommoiois uufrttt tie oxAer. stsnais ready 10
OF oiUO the challenge epsn to all consrs Of whAtsvsS
sirs eI siys AZ Capt koohtnss shipy tse foot
yachts ere on the stsrks snA sssrly eemplssd Com-
nod"rs vo's wil enter the racing Ne early IN ~.
the Cltixens eupL
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white lEtsinitx)-i4 pisosa
Chess Notes,

Chess Notes.
Gunsber9 entertained the membs Of the fitsnsid Q.
C. last uiaht
Capt NacEsnzis has left fer Havana Hs will BE- the
Eusst Of Havana Cab dc AJedrss during the Of
the ssasoh
NL. u dc Wiser will rive Asimutansou performance
On the occasion OF tbs regular monthly reception the
BHootlyn v q. on Saturday next
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IaGoor sport. at the Msn.attan A. C.

At the Manhattan Ath'so Club last night enc Of the
series OF competitions for diamsud trophy took place
In the thrtv.nvs-yard run Linicns was nrss Reilly
second and Remington third
Running High Jump-Iiaiiock and PFitchsrd tied for
hrst at feet uinchcs on third With feat inches
landing troad Jump-Rich hrs. Reilly second
The time OF the thirty Ave yard run and ths distance
OF tile broad !ump were not divu' 'Ged.
The sun., 1891-02-19

PouanEra rsiE Feb is.-Aiks Kelly aad Arthur Irwin
came in town late this aftsrnoou and met Dan
srsuthsrs Of wsppinGsrs Falls snd William DAILY OF this
city and after brief csnfsrencs siRasd thsm both for
she kos,on AssoeiAoA Club-Brouthsrs for nrst base
and Daily for pitcher Irwin ana Kelly left tonight
Troy whore they viii sen OSrsu for pitcher then 70
20 gea and ssn Harvey Nicha TOR lsf. hed hsn
g nlsh. fsssiysd q tssirsln from wY Nash ct San
fhs eub viii rs sl AIRpetine VA. on March for
practice Esy said 70. nixht !ou can say that ihe
ss earth" srenthers rstnynsd te WappiGssI's ralls
What salaries had been asrssd upoA
The sun., 1891-02-19

The Bgeskiys sieycIs Ciub held = ssees.sfv, stss
enssssainosst ~ their club hssss ea SAMSON p,see
nrvesmaL kst esestnE - vbteh tAsra vsss pvss>os
saISn MI nJI,sS.. - go istseas yhe kats,siroesS
ecssien Shaeh. with The Asslstanes " Inc ciuh .ssa
ssss made the sasir Va ssrssss.
The sun., 1891-02-19
E.trass ~ eutte.s.ss.

ne programme On the HM tsdsyk:
wood, u. Xssty i ss; EsTs o.
shoicvsl, 100; Johh As1es( ioS; orsatuds IJI 6ss:
Third Raes-Fivs fsrlongl Sunday. l7S, Iaaeeess
1885, Dssyrisa 49, s<rvtA iGe; ssrensder tn6 Lemon
Craft o.: Kempie allS -
Fourth Raos-flvs fufions: sailing Ilns n ana Peril
I0Ut Blanche IOe: Pat Moran Mart Gibson. Bo0tjAck
Orsxon Atfopsn sseh los; Cora L. 100; Algebra GELD
ini Rsss.Hils: s.llins ,.ssaulsy j.i; yillass
DucfStons, 40; silent. i01; Duk. los; ASmis- 100
The sun., 1891-02-19

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and Rxcesnra 81 Patsrson At the latter clubs AlsyH
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son. 1I%; Chase. lei: ektnger p8; Riley, 10; No.
lntyrs, l42; Frisbis, 1877; Andrsh isk TosA .SoI
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Kailroad Branch y; NJ G A-Cowperthy ii. iss;
Cornslius. iSl; Lowndes ls6: Burnson, lH,; Deapy,
s spnsoa % lssi stS,Hpf'L 1866 Ryer ia7' Lane l7ai
Madison avilsnd iG5; struthsrA iT6; Bosss, ISL,
Carr los; kosstef iSi; Lsssils. i7a fetal, IsiL