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sLIP-UPs IN THE GREAT MATCH.
Some OF the Second Days Plays OF Lore
Hawkes. Men and the Quakers.

SOmo OF tno secOu0 Dhy'S 1-loyo Oh A<Oro
Hawkes. Men and the 0uakers.
Coatess hitting was free and Clean and woods's
bowling seemed to suit him.
Brocke's run out was piece Of hard luck hnt then
S Ss ought to have fe~'n's'sa Woods was tho
Ralstcn seemed afraid to hit wreford Brown. and
him.
wrsh. npe wicket keeper taking every bail Glenn
ones to 90 TO the boundary.
Brewster lucky lie wa. let of twice in the slip.
on
usual gang.
HI n ssom @ II. s:ss s.s . sss hs
hsy but sm M been sent 10 tue
Sammy Woods Is wonder. As n fielder alone he Is
worth place on he team Ills ne stop. M r
throwing OF Brooke clever bit OF work.
al .ys CT IL sp he @oS
sH not S be ms to them all aud
both cssS ana Sa'{ EsS
s gst: to The
rne catch for Coats At long by getting In bis way
Patterson was the only man who played Woods with
ls IL. Ss Ss%: Ills Of ss
,&s 81 bail Patterson made 10 attempt whatever to
htsp rhsS sas
t.; . MOI
sSs sn he "a tho Frank
Keys was retired by trying to- pull ono Of Browns
straight deliveries This was fhvorite stroke OF his
nsss sn sh ss
s sss esy: aws n az.
the on side. Patterson being particularly fond Of IL
Reynold Browns 'nuky" innings was termina ted by
beautiful catch ~ deep long ON By Rickets, Reynolds
opened his shoulders slow OF oOdss and hit IL
OYER tie bowler. head Rickett. who Is about feet
then ran back and Just the ball appeared to be drop
ping over the canvas sheet secured II with one hand
about a foot from the sheet.
Brewster would have reached the wicket safely
Harry browns call for run on his forward play to
cover point. rs the hall travelling slowly, but
woods ran IN Hara and With clean Picfup and per.
wicket keeper before brewster could reach his crease
Again in broehies case Brewster drove Brown hard to
mid OIL. Woods made fine stop and calling to mid'on
TO hack up, threw at tho wicket. and Brorkie than
whom there Is no quicker bet ween the wickets
the team was caught three INCHES out OF his ground In
w about three yards on what seemed sure boundary
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to their new carriages they have second hand
vehicles In approved styles. They claim the

s NEW snTrsssd s1s aHS hss sm Inc
Lowest ErsS % eafs Ea.t Tbr
teenth street and 1ss.YS East Twelfth street,
near the Third avenue elevated. always have
riagcs in almost every conceivable style, They
have lust brought out whit they call atop
with Gss s anS ~ sa IL
the advantages OF tho private omnibus without
any OF itS disadvantages Another new thing
as tho only thing above the aSles is u high seat.
This strange contrivance Is designed for en-
orr s,nn Or nrenkns pairs and
probably attract considerable attention. They
hayo, Just received a tally;ho from England.
n,erson can find, almost anything in tho car.
riagc line ut this place, and in addition may
, ssS sttcrins array of harnesses saddles.
o. William II. Gray. 2o-2a Wooster street and
s2S $50 seventh avenue. in addition TO his
hlnndsom" le9thsr frinnIjhEsII H1c carries I as
seen in III tic r p" scenty 10 has SHIPPED III
number OF carriages to bermuda. lis does
quite foreign trade. 'exrrting quito large
pie going 70 tho South for tho winter will find
lust whit they want.
ing this week a fno two, wheeled game, cart
made OF fine chartered onk with leather trim
mings; also u pony cart in the sumo STYLE ,,.
SLIDING glass doors md glass front which
riage when desired. 1t is n very convenient
t St i"r Sl a49s East Thrtyrs street
offers for sale line of fall carriages. including
victoras. broughams, and cabriolets in an
tiuuc colonial and modern styles.
X Il. Macy y Co. sixth avenue. thirteenth
horse clothing, stable blankets 81 different
materials. md s1nnrc wooli.n blankets all
provided witiistraps: also full line OF car
riagc robes.
cnth street. and seventh avenue arc offering
this week immense ctions in prices Of car
rinXes. harnesses. and other articles. They
uiIcr to sell their stock OF summer harnesses
at irss than half value, They carry linz, of
coaches. yictorias. landaus. md waEoncttcs;
also depot wagons md four or six passenger
fockawavs. -
III. II. II. Rahcock Company. 400 -41o Broome
street, build fine victorns. cCarhrs. 'brongh-
ans. and rycknways. and In addition make a
some novelties in natural wood: also have n
variety ot miniature traps nnu high grade
harnesses at moderate prices
needs r"pairns EdWari ' taIianan's sons 'g are
rrclartl t" do good job ut 81 Wost Forty
fourth street. They Will liz it 50 1t will go an
other season.
:, IT,. Hudson Wagon Company manafa@ctpres
d' livery and business wagons at 5f2 Hudson
aud lOI Charles street. aud will sell ut manu-
factnrcrs' prices. Their wagons will give good
sat isiactioi.
The t9lnmbia, WAGON Company at 422 West
serviccnhlr husncsa wagon. and also repairs
delivery and business wagons.
j. II Birch Of Burlington. n. j.. invites the
pcope of the United states to send for his cat
and harnesses. and will sell thcm at moderate
prices.
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Baseball Notes.



pI-Iovett saut out .he New York Club without n
run or base hit Monday june o2, ut Eastern FaTk.
brooklyn,
The supplementary season among the four snrviyinH
clubs in the Eastern Association IL over The mai
games wcrs play ed saturday. and the Capital tty
ulnyery have remnant. IN the regular champion
sn the Buifaos Ind wAknvrr. mi III tho lAst
series although they gave tho Albany clnh ,hHsie;
they were finally forced to yield Ever since the Oh
loo (ierhUrd took hold OF the managerial
Teins the Albany team has been playing good Dali
The Wcstneld team Is trying to arrange for an exh
billion game with the New YORK League Team after tho
close Of the League season. Wcsthold has strong
team. composed q Tom OEourke, catcher ~ last
y.nrs Boso,s O'Niei twh0m litto while ago y was
sai the New FORKS had signot pitcher; yen OF last
wears Jackets irst McCnbe OF last years TAcomAs
second; Howe of last years Now forts short stopj
Council OF years Brooklyn Association team third
base McManus Mclaughlin and leye. Of the Aisrtons
In tho Outhed. \ very interesting game might W
played by this team against the Loaguers
The coorcd players do not believe In the reserve rule
and will make tier usual yearly jump next season
Bright OF the Cuban Giants lost ms STAR
before m"nt, Of tho Present season nag naassn pt
II will be Ike old times 20 See the players pay uhlrr th9
old banner again, GcorS. Williams: WHO captainoi nili
played nrst base for the Germans this season VIII ACT
IN ts capacity for te Cuban Giants msxt season
Henry Grant w!li cover centre held Manager Bright
play saturday. Garton Nelson ard IsIr WI, Ire ~
;iAais Is after.
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Athletic. Mt the President. Home.

WARRINGTON. Sept. 27-The annual fall games Of tho
Columbia Athletic Club held Anaostan Island
yesterday The surprise Of the day was tho capture OF
the 100 by Carey r. Spence He had start Of
seven yards and covered tho distance in 35 seconds
The results Of the Rnnes were:
nne.hundred.yarl Run, for Juniors Of Clnb,won BY
William Tickling 70 yards Guy Davis scratch. second
Observation-Disclosures Run. for senior.-won by Carey F.
one.mile Bicycle Ordinary by " ii. Ward. c. A.
G.: II. T. Berriam. Z. A. C.. second. Time. minutes
Two.hundred. and.twenty.y.rd Run-won by Carey
second. Time. ~ 90 seconds.
Heights A. C.. scratch: A. NJ fredericks. y N. G. 4.
District Columbia. second Time. minutes II seconds
W B. Chichester Jr, c. A. g. 10 yards; l. g Lewis a
C. e. n of Philadelphia scratch. second. Time. 20 2a
mile Bicycle. ssfe.ywon y E l.; BlSsn.; c. 4.
second. lime. 2 minutes saH seconds;
Dodge, G. A. G.. seraieh: John 8. Williams <. c. S n.
second. Time, % 10 seconds.
Lewis, 4. Z. i. n. second Time, % 3.5 seconds
Putting Sixtssn.pound shot-Won by Carey spence.
8fcet Robert Dodge G. A. c. foot. second Distance.
Runnins High Jump--won by Royce ITcuRh. Y NC.
A.. District OF Columbia inches: " NJ Mackdcrmott.
U. A. C.. inch. second. Distance. feet inches.
Throwing Sixteenpound Iiammer-won by b CLARK.
IT., c. A. e.. scratch, second. Distance. W feet
Cunning Broad Jnmp-wcn by E, C. Quackenbnsh Y.
Pole Vuult-won by j. ". Dashield. a. A. C.. scratch:
z. {. Quackenbush, second Distance. feet inches.
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ATLANTA Oursuen In Good Form.

The fortyfourh annual regatta Of theAtalAnta Boat
Club rowed tho Harlem River Saturday After
noon The water was favorable to good racing. and
there was than usual to trouble the
Tho results were:
by Ed Murray hoy: W. j. Hutchinson. stroke; Everett
Scnior single Giss. for Van Radon medal. ono mile
Won by John Den,psoy; Max Law second: William
Law third, Time y ininitos ~ seconds.
senior FOur.oarel Sheil-WOn by crew No. 10. J.
Cullen bow: u. Van Holland. 2: g. 7. Young U; J. n.
Junior Eiehto,rcd Ghe-;Won ~ :, p. McMnrray.
geo W bold .: W. g. DScr, ~ J A. Brunins. !: Max
Ian rtroke; g. r. Varinn coxswain. 80 -
SrnIO. Eight cared Shc-wOn by G. I. Young. bow:
2; Van Iloilsna q VI navia'2g ?; T. IL Iinnsn q
Guy c. Dempsey. stroke: 3. Sihons. coSswEn.
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D. G. Baird PLACED Sariato2%1 S Of the Rug
his bishop "a, prise. to recover it on the next
move by P-Q Il 4 with the better position.
strong German master and it is familiar to
americans by, n game which. Burn won Of
Gunsherg at tho Sixth American Congress.
Vorrath did not know how to meet the attack.
and his gamo became soon untcnahlc;
had to pay the usual penalty. Deimar lost to
Ryan by careless play. while the latter played
with consummate SIX Ill. The most interesting
Etlinger. which was won by the former in his
usual excellent style. Lipschntz beut Dahl.
but tho game did not go on record.
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Bicyciing ut Elizabeth,

ELIz.arrn Sept. 2GThc third meet Of the Eliza.
beth wheelrneu to-day at the New Jersey Jockey Club
grounds brought together many crack riders and a
large crowd OF spectators. John r. bedford OF the
X. c. W. tho one.mile novice ordinary
race In a;e6 A. zim I'm, Of The y. y; a.; C.
IN AK seconds. the onemile scratch safety against
nine Starters In oa2Lx; the onenils handicap against
twelve contestants In 80 o. the two mile handicap
against sixteen starters. in 6i24 -. The onen!e
novice safety by George Huber Of Newark In
2;55 35. und the one mile handicap by W. W. Taxis,
A. 4. 4. y. 10 yards In 2:r,O 81
The ne.me tandem safety was won by w. W. Taxis
and N Donncily. y. Y A. e.. IN 2:5n Taxis won the
mile scratch ordinary In SOV 10. In the one mile
consolation safety there eight entries aud It
was won by James Willis in > :62 30
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Tho varuuas chose tho Season.

The Varunn Boat Club closed their athletic season
on Saturday atBny Ridge. when tho last
series of members handicap athletic com.
petitions were held. John a. spemnn finished
in the lead with thirty.eight points. and Ind
four m cdals presented 10 rim W. H. Reid second
with point, and got the medal for the half
ii collins got mile medal and Irn Bar, took tho
high Jumping trophy and frod Burns the broad Jump
ipn trophy Tho results OF Yesterdays games were:
Observation-Disclosures pash-won BY Morgan
Fourhundred and ,forty:y.rd D.shwon BY Morgan
Quill Jr. IN yards; j. Mclnerney. is yards. second
Time, 81 - seconds.
feet actual leap II feet: r Raftery feet inches
ONE nils RunoTon by H. Collins scratch: Thomas
Raft~ry. 80 yards. second Time. minutes 23l
heconda.
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TIE BRANyoys nRJyo SUIT.
They Want the I.Ntonin Jockey Club to Re-
worse its Action.

CINCINNATI. Sept. 27.-Ycstcrday afternoon
]. Is. Brannon OF Brannon Brothers. Ten
ncsscc. brough suit in the United States Cir
cult Court at CovinGton. n.y.. to compel tho
Lntonia Jockey Club to reverse its action of
Sept. u. whereby the Brnnnon Brothers. and
their horses. Polk Badget and Tanner. were
ruled or the turf. and to restore them to good
standing
The Brannon Brothers were ruled off the turf
on account Of running the horse Tanner on
toniu Club directory. and uftcrward. when cited
t. produce these two horses. falling to do 20.
The attorneys in the case are Mack 4 Smroll
schlr of Chicago
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meeting of the Manhattan Bicycle Club will be held
this evening
The Jersey City Athletic Club wheelmen had to
Railway on Saturday.
George Smith Of the Riverside Wheelmen 10 riding
very fast and should make good showing at bis club
races on Saturday next
W =. Murphy Of tho New York Athletic Club repaired
to ST. Louis after tho Peoria last week. lie will
remain there for the A. A. " championships on Oct. g.
The Climb runs in this vicinity SHINY attended
yesterday. The New York bicycle Club held to
Hampstead the Manhattan Bicycle Climb to Massapequa
the Hudson County Wheelmen to BOonton the Queens
County Wheelmen to South Oyster Bay. and tho South
Brooklyn Wheelmen TO Riverside Park.
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For the, Ace9mmodalon o. tho PublIc, the renn,yl'
New York to Trenton ~ j. and return including con'
pon or admission to the Interstate Fair grounds from
Vii 10 ksw Y.ri lisc.to,es grounds. At
sent so AMI OCT at 20 A, NJ, 80 A. NJ md II 10
A. NJ returning FROM ihe grounds at 80 400, $40,
siaiS. leaving sew ySfS so e. 40 AND THO
Ing continuance Of the fair. Returning train from
Trenton 81 LOS IN for New York and ,sruiedinte
tickets good on regular trains Trenton aud special
trains TO the fair grounds.
Tho Pennsylvania Railroad 10 tbs only line delivering
It's passspgsts ~ the gates VI the fA grounds
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YOnkers Tennis.

YorKERs Sept 27.-Ths annual tournament Of the
Union Lawn Tennis Club was continued yesterday
afternoon. Tho scores:
Mems Singes-Charcs Ketrham heat stephen Thaycr.
8-3 40: Ernest T.. Getty beat Harry Warning 81.
t-S 6-3 william iyde beat Hubert Beardsl.y. H..
~.
Ladies' Singles, Final Round-Miss Katharine Getty
beat Miss aeOrgie Bushford. ~ 49,.
Mixed Doubes-Miss Mabel Reed and s. Reed against
Miss I.ottis Morgan and stephen Thayet to, 40
anhnishrdl Miss kaiharins Gstty and Il Getty heat
Mems U0nbles--liarry Warning and y, X Getty
against Edward underhil and Ernest Belknap. "a.
5--5 (unfinshed).
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Bicycle Races mt Wilmington.

WILMINGTON Sept 2G-The bicycle races at Hazel Dell
Park this afternoon attended by about 1000 per,
sons. The track soft and dusty. The feature OF
tho day the twenty .nvc.mile road race,
handicap. There were twenty two starters. OF whom
rftcen finished. E. A. McSutc of Lynn. Mass scratch,
came In nrst Actual time hour % minutes seconds
very fast for tho course l.. T. Jerers, wilmington
nine minutes start. finished second. within half mile
OF the winner. The mile open safety won by
J. I!sleton Athlet. club 'schnykil Navy Time.
dem handicap was won by j. II ntarer and V. j Kelly.
Philadelphia, scratch, Time .2s 20
One Mile tjpen. Ordinhry--Won by II. Draper A. G.
s. n, Philadelphia. Time 2;34
one Mile Handicap. OrlinAry-Won by G. T. Pabh,
Quaker city whecimen Philadelphia. 24o yards start.
Elapsed time. 2;3N
One Mile iIan,cap safety.-won by 8 H. Blyeu. Park
Avenue Wheelmen. fhidephia 90 yards start ELAPSED
time, 2:31x.
One Mile, open Tnndcm-won by Draper and Kelly,
Philadelphia Time. 246.
half Mile Open. Ordinary--won by J. II. Draper.
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FUN ON THE WHEEL
Race. or tho Tuxedo wheeimea.

Tho tuxedo wheelmen held their second annual held
day at Tuxedo Park on Friday afternoon There were
bicycle and athletic events summary follows:
Northumberland Dash-won by W. Dempsey, r W;
a. Mcl,onsii. second Tins, i IS seconds.
One mile bicycle Rnce-won BY Pesrsrtt r. W.; A.
Pour h,,nired.and .forty.yard Run-Woh by W. Demp'
sey; r. Bird. second Time, bs seconds. So.
HAlf.mie Bicycle-Won by W. Hail. H. Herbert sec.
ond Time, minute ~ seconds
One hundred. and twenty. yard Hurdle Rhcs-Won ny
". Dempsey Il; Mcdonald second Time. 1pk seconds.
Standing high Jump-won by u. Mcdonald Ed Miles
second. Distance. 2 feet inches. ...
Running High Jump-won by q. Mcdonald. r. Miles
second. Distance, 4 feet 10 inches - .....
Running broad Jnmp-won by W. Dempsey. II. Miles
second. Distance II feet inches. 49, -
Running Hop step nni Jnmp-won by W. Dempsey,
7. Armstrong second. Distance. 81 feet inch.
Hammer Throw-won by Y. Becraft, capt. Bush sec
ord. Distance. ~ feet
putting shot-won by Capt. Bush. Distance. 81 feet
inch.
6nc,mile Blcyclewon by W slevin, A. b. Taylor sec
onh. Time 2 minutes II seconds
fIalf.mr Run--won by ". Dempsey, J. d. oakley sec
ond. Time. minutes 10 seconds
Half.ne Bicycle tboys t1c->-Won by =, Travers, A,
Barron second. Time, minute Is seconds.
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SPORTS ON MANY FIELDS


ne Youns Mons Christian Associations aifaround
championship Of New York State held a. tho Mott
Haven grounds Saturday afternoon. All tho local
branches were well represented. and Syracuse Troy
and Nyack sent athletes fvo events the card
ana the system Of scoring copyrighted by the
YIN. O. A.. being on q basis Of certain number OF
points for stipulated performance and increasing I'M
I'll 100 per cent IL reached Tho running are not
contested the men running against tmo. The results
were follows.
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w,ud,e 10 Try for Records.

W w windc. the Berkeley Athletic Club bicyclist re-
turned to Springfield yesterday. winde will spend
days there In training the halfn liampden
Park track and will in the latter part OF the week max
m onslaught upon MI the exisnE records mp to i've
miles lie will have the cornpnnionship OF number OF
fast athletic club racers while training, and will be
pace by them In his trials against time.
II Ia his ambition TO lower the ile record. While
present holding the 0nenle American safety record
for competition Of minutes 23 IS seconds he Will
make effort to ride the mil. In better time than
minutes IL seconds There il every reason to believe
that the Berkeley man accomplish this feat.
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Champion schncr.r VIII he Hero Sept. 10.

George Slosson said last might th.t no had rscstvod
word that Champion Jacob schnefcr would arrire In
this city on Sept. 80. to begin practice for his match
with slosscn on Oct 20. lie will he accompanied by
Eugene carter Echaefrr wrote to DAILY to make AR
for his practice Mt the lattPrs HrOOSlyn
rooms hut this request could not In needed for tho rca
.on thn Dny already practising with S0s,on there
on Monday and Wednesdays Schaefer lnay therefore
mn he s nt William sections at
Thirt y..hird street and Brontway. 10 would Get u
o.,si:,. WELCOME frOEa the Old COniunchc.
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4 TWENrr. CLUE SCHEDULE
Adopted By the American National 8owiing
Tournament.

Tournament.
Secretary Prior Of the American National Bowling
tournament las finally mastered the puzzle
Although nftcen.ciub schedule. where three clubs
BOWL each night ono game aganst each Other has boon
complied Mt various times. II was tho opinion among
many that schedule for twenty ono clubs eonld no, be
arranged on the Same basis After many hours Of hard
labor NJ PRO, caught the rish key md in time
Monday. Uc.. is-RsssdnIe. Hcrmsn,.. and Yonsers
TUESDAY tuesday Oct l3,,spaI,an, Alpha. md EmII,c
' h ' %. sn s%d a nssss
oss Oct Aph snd s"n and FG.
WsStaSy; Oct a9-AAlsnta Oriental and Sonpa5isl
dale.
a ,s &c. p. o Ssrs an. sSa a ws;snn
4sSsda oc h Ware" .s an. sna f1sL
Fn. Get 2sAn" d MSsas an sSa Isa
Monday Nov. 2-,:isniaie. Apollo. and Ataiantn
s .s s0'
omasy SS ossT mnrs ana nd sr w.rd
Wa SJy @ and
Thursday, Soy l3a,Sl.pasls rcnny and T,d.iA
Mandy Gov 7oP essilS &ssS d ana 1sno.
%y So or ER RSs: an: and
VII" FRIDAY. Nov. eo-Ros.d.,c. Jolly. and r.nny.
Monday. Nov 2a-Amerieus, LenoS iill. and Glen
] "! Egs @: sHH r.. ssi Wash
Friday. Nov. 27-Tcnny. Empire. and Ata,anta,
Monday. Nov. O-Urrmann. Sonparci and AlphA
Tue siay, Dec. 1-Apollo yonkers and Empire.
Wednesday, Dec. c-WHshington.. Americas. and
Rosedale.
Thursday. Doc. a-Tenny. Peerless, and Spartan.
Monday. Dee. 7-SOnpArcl. Glendale. and Orchard.
Tuesday, Dec. s-Empire. Americas. and ridelia.
Wednesday, Dec. it--0ricntkL Tenny. md Gotham.
Thursday Dec lO-1rnox llill. Apollo and Germ nA.
Friday Dec. 11-Joliy. Alpha. and orchard.
Monday. Dec. l4-WRshngton. ATLANTA, and Spartan.
Tuesday Dec, 15,ronerrs re:ress and Nonparisl.
Friday. Dec. ls-Ori.ntal, Americas. and Alpha.
Monday. lee. :1-fifth ward Roscdnle. and Apollo.
Tuesday, Dec. 22-O-chard, Peerless and Ainericus,
Wednesday. Dec. 3-tilcndae. ionker aud Jolly. =
NOuIhy. Dec. 2S-Fidelia Washington. and GermnniA.
Iaeelay. Dec: 2p-rifh wn.d. Empire. and Oriental.
Wednesday. DcI. 3o--tothunL i0nko:A, and Lonox
Hill
Monday. Jan. 4-Rosedale Orchard and ATLANTA
Tuesday, jan b-SpArtAn. Apollo. AMI Fidella
Wednesday, Jan. 6-Tcnny Sonpnrcil. and Firth Ward
Thursday. Ian. T-Lcnox Hill Oriental and R0sedAlo
Friday, Jan. S--Ancrcns, spartan. and Gotham.
Monday. Jan. ll-Alphn. Peesltas and Apollo.
Tuesday, Jan. 14--TGnny. foukers and Orchard.
Wednesday,, jan IL AtnlnhtA, GsrInania and
Gotham.
Thursday. Jan. 14-washinv.on Oriental and Glen
dale
Friday. Jan. lb-F1delia. Nonparcil and Rosedals.
Monday. Jan. 1H-Jolly. AtaantA and Peerlsse
Tuesday, Ian. lp-tiehdalo Fifth Ward ami Alpha.
Wednesday, Inn. 2O-Spartan, aerniania and Jolly.
Thursday. Jan. cl-ApIlO. Atnericus and EunpAreil
Friday Jan 22-Orcha:d, Washington and Empire.
Monday. Jan. 25-Tcnny Alpha anu Lcnox iIiIl
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Bowling Gossip,

Tho Puritan Club have elected these Officers: william
H. Kehow. President: Thurlow Hastings. Secretary;
Hobert W Smith Treasurer. and John Rousseau Captain
On Friday evening the Felsenkelers rolled the ap.
pended At their aleys in East strss
Engtlkin. i+e Gabsl lao; Zachgo, lns: Total. ,a.s:
PeIxer I45: Engeikin, 173; Blind 1856. Total s4s.
The following officers were elected by the seawan.
haka Club Of reenpont: +. Rutherford President and
Captain; W Young. Vice President. A, Walker. Treas.
Sergeant Arms The seawanhnkns roll every SAturs
day night at the Germania Hall alleys l2l Franklin
street. 90. lt'
meeting will he held at the Union League Club this
evening the purpose OF arranging details for the
bowling contests to be played by that club. A team
will also be selected to represent the Union League
Club In the coming inter.cub bowling contest which
begins Oct. Is. Other matters OF importance will
also be discussed.
The Washington Club held its first ladies' night at
their alleys lUath street and Third avenue thurs
which were won by Mis-. b. Fned and Alex: May. The
y! mnyman. 19l: Miss y Noses l0s: Miss d fnsd 40:
Z sprinssr ioS Miss a. zenn l9+ Miss hir;9 100;
Hsss. Io9 Sentlelnan,s GSmenii Hropppsr 49,
it8;. q. Monssh 125: l.; Meyer 40 Monheims5 40;
Zenu. 13S: J. Zenu. 1856.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-09-28
A Fast Clip on the bicycle.

CucAeo. Sept 26.-At Pnrkside track to-day. in the
presence of 1000 persons c. Dorntse OF Buffalo rodo
rve miles bicycle In IS minutes 81 seconds. 1t
was invitation handicap race for the Walker Cnp.
The starters were g. D. tiittiuH and ". B Young. $40
5;h vards and q " norntse scratch Dorntva rode
the arst mile in minutes - seconds. two mes in
minutes 10 seconds three miles In minutes sec.
Onds four miles In IL minutes seconds. and finished
the ve miles good and strong In IL minutes 81 sec.