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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-11-28
The Fresh Air Cluh's Trssap,

There was only one thing that could have kept "ra.
thor BILL" Curtis and his fellow GRANTS OF the Fresh
Air Club from the great Yaergpcetop game. and that
WAS the annual Thanksgiving watk OF the Club which
Ind selected historic staten Island for their tramp.
Sergeant Dunn fosied these enthusiasts a. veil a. the
tootball contingent for ndt OF fhs party WAS pre-.
trUlu any shelter ..'-".i Y -. -"
Starring fou, ihs ST. George station In the moruinx
the rnnte to Silver Lake thsn 20 Prospect Psiit
after which the old IRON mines were visited Thea
Isun. New norp, and keimond toilowsi. che party
lyncinE At tbs latter rA9v, tThen the cd In.
dian fort the Lsoupette NlasRn and mood TINS wss
being made along ne stttsy Ms,snsr avenue rhen
to New Brtyhton AUD CasIleten. but the dnwtlePps
fore Tue frssaair crsnis reached he brand sty Ss
road statiea they were thoroughly drenched New
York Gas reeched - Ocleek In the evening just
In time for the Than sRiving dinner, '-''
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I.awior VIII Play DELANEY,

In THE suy OF Nov IA John Delaney issued challenge
tn John Awor 70 play Vim the heel Of eleven sanss IN
cssey's court Tor 800 side. rws. TO reply to this
that John Lnwlor called at TUX suS once last
night The ex'irsh champion appeared with a
pair Of rosy cheeks. his eyes were clear. and
everything indicated that he bad bssn taking
The very hest rsEs q hin,sif .IAwief stated that
iapey will piay him match :" IA ~ Thn ~
S Fl as%Ss ssa
~ the Hni0ken court and ths balance a. Gases cort
Mn each 70 I'M st.st +, NJ \ "
wend snsgest thHk tbs Gnsl sa,a - Ss pisysdYn
weeky from signing AftfqIshs' To- { " t-,IF
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Ts.sss's Programme NJ Gu.tensurs

The peoaAois stsr'er and weights are as follows:
First Rsse-rixs fuIiorr. for nn!dens; selling. Clif.
S.1M E.psrs ay: 40; Enois AnstJal. loa:
1lf toands; Or Bill .itn: Circular 104: spuerier.
$50: Scesates Even Weight Cproar colt. W: verbeha
rtilA oe-rhres gaarlers sellinR. Roquefort, II:
s.s '.'n''.. NOE s4'a W. S''''D'''' WI Peru
rrounnn ksScs.siS sad q nnir tur!9nfs, Alaerman
ley loi: nAfssn, ~: Kitty Van. ~; Peruvian. as,
nNh kAcs- Ails and u sixteenth: selling Odetts,
III; tnpsstrtds io1; Iloasr l03: stfstassm ~;
Sixth ce-Seven.etghths of a mile; selling Lord
yearonsfeld Benefit, III: Catherine b. Romance 1lS:
Natalie a., ~: NAhcl romsroy. Ftorsncu a. To
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A. Pure n. Any Amateur sport in Existence.

"what do tho colleges do with the money taken at
football games" asked OF Jim Robinson formerly
trainer At Princeton yesterday. why they use 1t to
pay the expense OF training athletes for the
events in which the colleges compete. buying uniforms
and athletic apparatus" the reply "A person has
hnt little idea or the expense entailsd In
.tse for games The money taken A. the sAts Int
the compethors do not receive cent Of benefit. The
talk about football players being professionals u the
T. ". J.nssen said, There Is no pnrer o. more
enco than the Intercollegiate Association 10 speak OF
the players p fhursdays football game aspI0fssiou.
said Ntilam Curtis: "!he idea of termtAs college
football payerp professionals because spectators pay
money 70 sec them play Is ridiculous Aoeordiua TO
that idea thsre would not be In the entire
country. No. there plenty of abuses under the
name Of amateur SPORT but college football Is not one
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A Couple OF . Shadows. In the R,us.

Nearly 500 sports were present at Metropolitan HAL.
jersey City Hsightss Thank sgving night where the
dreenvie Athletic Club held their initial boxing
tertaipmept The one-armed boxers Doyle and Bah.
bit wsre the arst to don the mitts Raymond Barry
tSs Scottish american 4 g, and william Hogan Of she
gans .iraifht Icy vita the Iislt hand came witLi
.s tondrsn tSs an 5Snft aSer
boxer: ard kugsne HorrbacheL. me ex.champion
~ own n The opening round; but thenearter Horn
ana shts Mssoxsan sn foS 9sen for ssnd n
Hsightn .chamPlonshtp. Neither weighs 100 pou,.l.
tlonEh "ahadow nshters" In appearance
eeysrs punishmsns upon each other and In the foult
have Knocked them on ihsfs fssf. Mcdcvern was Dc.
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Yale. "Fre.h,e.. arc Very Strong.

NEw HAVEN. Nov. 27-Yae will be represented on the
football field fo- the last time this In the
game with Harvard. to be played the Yale nsA to-
morrow. The Yale team is wonderfully strong and 10
made up follows ". J. shemeld captain and quar-.
T. l. Wss sd right tacfIe q Colt lei. tackle;
man, centre; Thomas Dyer, half mack; r. g. Butter,
worth hail back. and W. NJ Richards full back Ali OF
the university team The record OF the freshman con.
texts is now: Harvard games; Yale, 2.
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WITTY (HrSriyGrost-IO PIECES.
% R-B q tdD Ok! te) l2S K-K2y) Q-Bach
IT RSB no 3 cb 20 i3D K-kSq RIB y oh
- B-Bsq liz Rcii Resigns
IS kNR PIX dis ch

NOTES.
Ia 4 whimsical opening, sometimes called the Ho-
hosen gainbIt not TO b. recommended us It weak
ems the queens wink.
(b) Of course. back is bound TO recover this pawn;
but P-Q Is preferable.
(c) B-kt 4. moyc suggested by y. j. Doyle would
have been superior to the move above.
Id White made this under the impression that
he would lose tho bisho? after .5 Q-R5. PIX ut s.
overlook Ing the fact that he could continue with 20
90 ktB But even In this case black had q winning
attack
ts) OF course BxQ would win clear piece. but black
prefers 10 pursue elegant and decisive course
% black here announced mate In seven moves.
(xl White mighs have spoiled the combination by In.
tsrposiny the queen ut B4.
Tho summary Of the tournament Is as fol-
First Round-Eenieny beat Eisemann by default,
Huntington beat Maerson. FRANKIE beat Nugent by de.
fault hchwezor beat hanhain Botzenhnrdt beat Hart
ley Bigemann and Doyle. drawn game; Ryan. n bye.
socond Rnuud-kemeny beat Sch veizer Ryan beat
Huntington. " bye.
Third Round-Kemeny beat Huntington. Ryan beat
EtneManp
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E%E'ye iSs s sl I1ss ss s s.S 7ss s
Umpirc-E W. spiHer. scorerH-r. j. Cummings and
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The Athiet,c lads orC:,'iC. N. r.


Tie NY Varsity lacrosse team, played their last
practice game of the season OF Thanksgiving morning
at the North Meadows Central Park against the strong
scrub team. After n weil.foucht game tho Varsity
scored goals agan tho scrubs. The following will
be the Z. &. team Tonight IN the Rsmo NJ Madison
Square Garden: Goal. II. Eicc 'Da; point L. u. iiss.
burg. IA; first defence H. Mitchell: second dateAee. u,
r. Mcguire a3 aentrs. L. Bawman '05; secqnd attack.
Suttriux ~: first attack. Captain j. H. Greenbsum.
~: outside home, Smith, ~; inside home, +. spahr.
NJ The substitutes are r. ktce 49, n. Gppenhetiner
w; I. White, VA and u; psyass ~ i6s team y :
Nanhsttans average III tbs. neiehb0rhood OF 40
pounds -.
The football OF the class Of Dd cApta.ned by H.
Wntia defeated the barnard Schso team yestAFday
fternoun OH the North Meadows Central Park. by
poius t04.
regular weekly practice run OF the season to-day from
course.
The tournament of the chess Club 10 being brought
concluYion Z. Won PintsL NJ looks lise winner
The following games have been played: Goldnark w.
defeated by Won finte, ~; Dreyfuss ". boat Nun
rtnte ~ Dreyfuss. W defeated by Won Fnsi, w;
IeateI by Won tintel ~: Won Fin'e 's2 beat Mayer.
other Twenty four xames remain tn be played. Al
not finished by Jan. Is wall he forfeited.
The bicycle Club will hold their seventh regular
weekly ride Of the season to-day starting from Madison
avenue aud Twenty.thrd street theme TO Mount Yer
iisn and return IN all about tw snty miles THIS 10 the
are expected out. a. Michaeis ". will act pace
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The Ladies Die Very Wen,

The mspphsEs ef the Warrington Bowling club had
merry time Thanksgiving night at their alleys In Har
lea, Fifteen pFett1 sirs were present Ard they par
hcipated in bowling contest for which handsome
prizes were donated by the members Of the club Big
scores were rolled. Miss srounsr showed good ski
and easy the hrst prize hanasas Japan csc tea
ssss ea DIS: as:
NJ. Hilssh gb; Mig Block, OBJ Mss g. Lazy. 81;
Miss Springer. rs. Miss T. n9nhelmtr. 81: Hiss g.
Ns:ai HsyJ%sR q; M: Fssasslef. g. ~
Zena Another game rolled later In ShS Tar
score. --' NNs1Ss'
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cAxBnrpGE. Nov, 27.-when the Harvard freshmen
eleven started of for New Haven this morning there
were bn few supporters TO cheer them on The eleven
is one OF the ghest that has Harvard for
years; moreover 1t has the misfortune Of finding a
very strong te4p IN the yals feshmen. The team VIII
whttren and Emmons. rushers; Wrenn, quarter back;
McNear and jackson half backs; Whitmah, full back
and AdAms Boyden. Teee, Cooke, Hatch, Potter Raw.
inond. Wardner Reed. aud Mills. substitutes.
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ch,esrs'. xsc,ux Features.

GIsrnlp, FAgK. Noy 1.-THE track was covered with
bpsw spdhssvy to-day. Cash sloan was ruled Of for
riaipg 0aakIapt 70 lose The handicap was declared
% Arssit,;
yssrs kaSsmr,rs .u,I"nFs se!,iES rrsa'gass won.
Reroivi Rars-tDNs mile. Highland w1n BANKRUPT
..ssHda kasss THIRD Time. en; 49,, n.,,. ,.,,.
SECOND. Queen Isabella third. Time. ;O5S.
Fourth 9pas-1f maidsus half y mile Prince vii
IRA hksx.Jfivs fnr!one.: SsiiinH LORD Tom HIM.
The hyldiyap wss declsrsd on .
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The roaters Corinthisp Yacht Giub gave ap eptsr.
tanhsnt and reception last evening.
The Newark Yacht Club will have dinner at its club
house foot OF Twentyfourt street. Bayonne, on Dee
20 The cean,ites af ArranRen,ehts uioiudes Neysrs
X. A. wolcss. G. y. schade, aud r. Miller.
The dimensons o. the high speed steam yarht build
iM " Woods yard. City Island, from design by
S Mam GsrdnSS ere 9pgIox%ate!S Isngth s feet
boat will be planked with mahogany,
cWltMsS.os, Nov 27,-l'erre Lqrillardy honse boat
Cnman left here this morning at O'CLOCK for Norfolk
where she will take PROVISIONS &c. Deto,s sho Leave.
re- cJa;S;ksonSills Sas Was " Tow of he tug l.
had command n the Caiinal The Reya also cleartl
ifodsy ior New York where she Will take On Mr. Lor
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The Central 6. c.'- IL. M for the Big shoot.

toSe BRANCH Nov e7-The NTH aud last shoe, Of the
Interstate Trap League will take place Mandsy at
woodiawn Park. Brooklyn. The Central Gun Club Of
this city belong to the league, and they will send the
following ieaa; George cubbeIiy. wiilAm C. Price w.
sarvis IS rranss Gharss woolsy Eghha ". Price.
vnd Lopstryss Ihs a!tsrnst &c ssleetsa are a. o.
K man crew aoS ssstssS re- al.
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Medal. for Rlae shooters.

The rile shooting tournament at Hsrtpaus rife gal
isry, 10 Sevins street. brooklyn. VAS not terminated
until late Thanksgiving Day. the chief praes were
four gold medals. The shoot on the twenty .hyo
RUG target three shots man. The winners First
medal medal fsgsr. y: ssso1d asdaL BItnn. ii third
S'as. Pss tsefs T K Ma9sp "a
son al j. hnkelman. 73 j. Hcidekioy. ~: q. Wagner
III, IL AnllAan
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As.A..sa.s IN the Task.

Tho watos nolo piayeN Of the Manhattan A. G. held
practice game In the large salt tank OF the broad
way Exchange hath Company Al tbs Produce Tx.
change last evsRing. The teams were known az the
Reds and Blacks. They played two baives Of afteen
minutes each In the first hsf Davis aud vandsyoort
the BSeks The latter tied the score sNenert MAXIM
the first goal In the second half Later on however
which made them victors by score OF goals 70 q The
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SHOOTING.


Last Wednesday night at PERTH Amboy a novel and
interesting shoot at live pigeons occurred between two
OF New Jerseys crack shota Capt. James NJ Glenn Of
tho Perth Amboy Con Club aud President William J.
DackeTmann OF the Elizabeth Gun Club The oand
tons moonlight shoot a. birds zach, 25 yards
rise, yards boundary, for 500 side. Only bird
wss killed out Of the fourteen shot at The nnlucky
pulled down by Capt: Glenn. Dr; Vim. Ramsey q Perth
Capt! Glenn; A1arge amount Of money changed hands
on the result Another mateh betweh the same shois
has heen arranged Tor at an early date.
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E.s,slt,e. Ay ,he H.rle. rur.ers,

She tvsnty'foarth annual symnAatie e1hisiton Of
the Harlem Tara yeren tsok plscs ~ their, ball on
dri the boys and girls Of the ssOond class tupinx
S.s. * sss SisS CAB
S SSss Al Ssis seen HIS:i
tween A. hisoAoG AND VIZ. Etssshsu Epiosfss were
work, - ~"'SH"u
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Contracts Win Players.

WAsnIScIoS. Nov. 2T.-1he following bulletin was
issued ,odsy BY Secretary Young of the National
League:
C,i,tYacts for 1892. With Pittsburgh-A.w whtney.
Jehr s. Corkhiil ~ T. Baldwin. T. w Woodcock, aid J..
l.. Beckley. -
with Cineinnati--T. J. Nullaas. j. A McPhee. James
O'Neill. L. l. ChumOtr.in.
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Eai.abeth,s Boxing Houts.

EInAsErH, Nov. 27.-Thts city will have = boxing
toarssment next mouth It will bs held uuder the
auspices Of tho Psstme A. c.. and A. A. U. rules will
govern. Nike Gushing tho 12epound champion of
America. wiz ofoiate q referee. The classes will 10
WIN Se awssdsd hrs! and second IL each event ms
2. Mahonoy lie IrAnklin street. Elizabeth. The trial
bouts saks paSs at Tnisy A.mory on DEG u and tho
.pseial four round bont between tho professionals.
james Dwyer and Edward Nichols.
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II. Harrison Hea With the shotgun.

Every Thanksgiving Day the members Of the Hsrri-
son IN j. Gun Club form themselves into two teams and
shoot for trophy. The conditions Of the last event
were 10 b'ueracks each. unknown angles. 80 yards
rise. The results were:
Mauigan's Tesm-L Manigan, q; r. Ryder. o. W Few.
Grogan. u; j. weslow, u q. Nnher b; H. Toiand. o.
Irogsn's Team--w GroRan. o; j. Ryan. Q; D. Few. 3;
Weslow. VI H. shaw. o: J. Collins, r; .. Scott. u.
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A woria-beater at Junp,us.

Alta recent benefit rendered 10 Joo Darby. tho great
English jumper the beneficiary did some extraordinary
jumping His drst performance TO clear 35 feet II
iaches IN three standing jumps without weights which
beat his record Of "a feet inches The next at
tenpf Sss a. two standing Jumps with weights - feet
TBS also Gsss Big 9wa record q ~ feet inches Darby
A8fOot Inch bar at tho third standing jump. lie
wound Up these brilliant fests by clearing i've ponies
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STRAY Shot. r..-. u. 7y~pA

The Linden Grove Gun Club for the second time in
Dexter Park yesterday.
President Hartmann OF tho Diana Gun Club has called
sIuSs d%assss asas A. tbs
In with the match for $1,000 side between
Y II BraelHss a.d " Pay u t6s w1yressn Gun Club.
Ing ~ us sasHt and ehawpAsns dinner 20 sesas Of
~. mspbsn q tes club" fhs match takss place 81
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Ua,o. De,e.t. the oreenw,eh Club.

Tesms Of hss men from the Union aud Greenwich
Gun Clubs shot match on Thank giving Day at Moni'
tor Park. weehawIan The conditions were; Fifteen
biuerocks each. under American ShGotng Association
rules; The stakes were SSb d side TIC NsultB were
Nniop.hei. ~: Williams. loi Hunt y: Losey. 10;
Wright. II. Total ~. - ~ -
asIs NJ ~ EYan II; johnson, 49,
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HRAMKs.

RRAnKs.
sai.m a: is sss 81 ss1 80 sas
unpiresE pemnlsr and c. r. King. scorsrs-.
The Lycsun Bowling Club turned the tables upon the
':as 81 e
1;s :;s - :; ,ses,;s s; IS:
4 9es.t 1 III ld 2 Ren1Hcss :5
R: :|:s;i It, f.; s::$: i;
:: s ~; s'z;is
81 s.,sss: JIG issss::s ast
S S:ssss 1i sSssss Se si Ss,i To
oBSnn. f5c: u R,sk IT, sr' 1fs VI
as! til Ill H. rs.l Ssss 'S No
Tn :s:,.. ss were made in the A0ns'n'
81. s. 49, y iss ss' ,''
D.as 1T as sSs ,'- s' a'
4: So s!'!|: ;:; & 1851:
pAeA. l0a; Steadman lisa Total les o''s~ A'''
.5s 81 H. 49, iss 4s '''
q "a @ s;s s; ::
Thursday evening with the following results:
EiSsr cAAK.
s'S NgIsIh as sssea' TO-
IL! i III, III i. asss IL, III
Team No. 1-Conins 100; Wagner I5e: O. sohmsksa.
Sscfs. ia Roekfelsr. ia; J. sehmsksnbscker ISL;
:, Team Ns sINsssheI 1911 Hsalsy l2o; Dillon. lee;
ASsysr Is1i Frtehd. 1l5; Kelly. 12s: AcLaln, i3H
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A w.r.K.swa Ass~e.a. Dead.

LxyyNdlas Nov :T--Ceorgs Rrasshsld. the widely
kAsss trs,ttug horssmam and driver died hare this
evening sbe boms Of his brother Wiley AGED sbaut
A. Ne had besa suffering with hsart dssass fes years
nd TOR ths sxhtesu 0nS hs had been unable 10
tsRd 10 lshsss Tie was ons VI the fayeRost drivers
% s ~ as nI a,a
pfFtocmeisa s Lulu u.s. May Queen. a;aO and Roslyn
3.Si tSttdcS many other good ones,
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Tho Bronx River Gunners.

West Farms on Thanksgiving Day for the yearly gold
$sasi issI:s ss E ": sa.a
ss.i$s % s.rd. spS 1s "a Y u 5.I Ssa
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Rowling 0ossip.

Proposed /" bring together httssn clubs composed
Ming about Jan. ~. wv" 'N'" "'s'A'
The Nineteenth Ward Bowling Club have organized
nysnus aef possss s; y s.mSn prs.dsn Brink
Frank scSroasT Treasurer; N. o. Hofer Sergeant a..
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Graham Keats cappbeu a, Ru.n,ux.

IocxroRr. Nov 2H-James a, Graham. thu well
known runner Of this city. defeated L. G. Campbell of
Rochester Ut tho Driving Park Rochester on Thanks
giving hay. In quart er mile dash for $50 aide Ora
feaied linn by about yard. The time ANNOUNCED was
minute BecOnds IVY
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IL wa. Costly sport Gor semers.

The Prospect Haghts Gun Club started Thanksglv.
ing Day shoot at Pakvie at 100 bInerooks each. Fl
yards rise. Rain came down heavily that only half
the birds shot AZ and tue shoot finished yes
terday. q. A: Some was the unfortunate loser Of .
ana u RssSaIs soespss bsnSs ", e, ~ ~ Ib;
Sspt xchoh ,bfole. ", W, II. AtIinson 90 aud q. :.
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HoH CAV rouL1yo he STOPPED.
Athlete Clsrk's Dsssh Calls Attestios 10 =
Psrptcleus rfucsfes.

The attributed death nj young Max Clark. tho New
Jersey Athletic Ciabs Splinter TO injuries received
. fall at tho summer games Of the Justine Athletic
Cub on June o. has drawn attention TO the frevucnt
fouiing ipssparsb,e from ANAL tracks. Tho winter
a.hise season 10 pow on. and the ciader apd ebay
tracks viii be exchanged for the board flooring Of the
srmories These armory tracks range from ten 10 sx'
teen laps 10 the mile, and when dosen eager
runners como tearing around tho ungrsded slippery
tsrrs all punched. II IL seldom ttAt general routing ia
arerted and more Of thu escape DAM
gerous fall A. tho tont games 1T the American Ath.
htic Cub and Seventy FIRST Regiment At the iatter's
srmory. In, tho snrng OF 1870, sixteen fouls wsrs
EN- nSs:s e SssRs
Z. ysrs t :Ess
ss;sS %ss a!ss ~ Ss' !:s%
;:ss ~ iafss " asal az f. EG 81. i,
sss sT I'D u ri ~ sy % %s
sr 4 n n. many S.,S
sss ssHss ssa.
ss.ss SG s enc " ,f ; S
ne most yroninsnl rnnp.s % ". New Jersey Athletic
sas sss 81 S e Tss
Ss: % 4 l q. s:s. sasss::
~ e. ss?
.ss s.y :ss .: ed.
!;
L:5Ten's make Y " Of sssvsIg sm,s
dentaily rsitIng the large srtrHacr Fees Wksa you
start twenty men on track which y about vide
enough for four abreast sonasMtny Y boanHt smash
be made hunted hsDdrArs TINS would insure reason
many ruansrs for hcAt"
penaz- athletes WIN mako practice II reckless run
nsr and (trE ut !east Nat to be csorced sat,sfac
toilv lie Thought tluhs should reject the entries OF
rui,ncN that arc known 10 indulge in the srtehon.
kible practice. Mr. Curtis added that allowance
SHOULD be made for the excitement of the athletes IN
spript when everybody " erdonrorng to yet 10 tho
front at once.
Secretary anAyan very decided on the question
Of rynshn. athletes guilty u deliberately toulinY II
would suspend them for hiN mouths tor the rxt offence
and thereafter. Ono thnV notice. ana that a.
ins sysrssn ss hSySt sngyHh VIII ihs's
protect, tho refeeo aoes hiaS MISTER although
L may have be- hnHrant offenci. let tho referee
dis1nay every athet. who FOULS neither protes:
made not. This would soqn teach tho to
be more careful T"o ntny men urs stsSted n th.ss
officials muchto bune at times - the Gthletea"
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A Mons. ~.u. for Reporter w..Asurne.

Leonard n Washburne, baseball reporter OF the
Chicago killed In railroad accident ut
Crete. H.. Oct IL lie riding the locomotive.
which ran into open switch. The h'e'.0e. has 90.
ciuel To erect monument the grave tf the
porter Clinton Ind Tie monupi .nt will be OF
blue granite. OF handsome design aud properly in.
Scribed. Mr. Washburne wGs Uir Of the most enter
tanning writers baseball In the history OF the game
and vas personally very popular g,
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PHILADELPHIA. Nov aT.-rhs report from Boston OF the
start from Perth Amboy yesterday. for the Connauy
loft at Mount Rowdoin states that tho bird was forty
minutes homo at O'Clock yesterday afternoon Tho
start was At s6 o'clock In the morning. The line
oog yards minute unusual for birds 20 be sent
and conceded 90 Do good bird thas spends "
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e,sbo.s OK for New Orleans.

ppVNh M Iur NEW VFIehns.
Austin aihbonS the Paterson light weight, and his
brother and manager. Jim oibbons left for New Or.
leans by tho Pennsylvania road Thursday evening
Austin WILL meat Andy Bowen on Dec. 20 before the
AstSSPolitan C95 Sot I q 800 purse.
that he in perfect health and adsnt Of de
fcAtnE bowon He hoped that after be bad done he
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The eon,spdng tcams In tina American Sattosh
Tasrpamsnt lsapes at the Cey,nsnh Asssney Nsys
nsi night from the Emnirs club " this city Alta
,sn,a Cub Of Bsoollyn and renny Club Of jersey CITY,
Tho scpres were
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Purilist nsIy Dead.

81. Lopls, Nov. 27.-DAnuy DAILY. well.known pur
List aud sporting man. died st St. .yneents Hospital
AL night hhd been suering for no past ten days
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stlll, He NAY WHIP Needh.u.

eA1 HaAscuco Nov. 27.-Ths steamer Nariposa
brings back the Information that George Dawson Light
weight champion Of Australia who was matched this
week By ths Cslfosns Club e ngh. Danny Ns:dnam
MsleouIs Oct si TIE light was for purse Of sl.loo
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IRAMEs.

FRAMES.
Monarch. 1872 2?e sIs ss4 ~ 6lA ss7 80 5s1
UmRire-F. TophtA scorers-H. Haxenzahl and 8. P.
LeveT1dge.
An American Amateur Union. Section Two game
vas .oed on the Harlem Republican Clubs alleys last
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SSeH ls9 rs 81 s u Us IS ss 7ss


Totah......1627 1881 Totals. u. 10 y J81
YnAuEA
kraisSha 81 iSi 226 3a6 81 Ssi iii US Us sSf
, umprs-'. Iopats. scorsrs-E, Hsusssr and q r.
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GIip. iso 81 SIS sss Us sss al ST1 ~ IA
UMpires-E. Demmler and G. r. King scorers-J
". Cole and 2. B. Hutchinson.
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s s.s'ss,a Fs 23 ri ~ Oh III 81 ~ ~ ss


Tenny .....7S 100 as5 ATE ass Sa1 $50 61A aps 70,
Umpire-H. Keller. scotera-R 4. Jar Boo and L
Cummings. ~
Three interesting gamer were played in the Academy
tournAM ens lnst pI9ht and The results were: