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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-12-20
The Observant Woman.

"A person who makes 1t q point to study
other people can form unerring conclusions"
remarked the observant woman to her COM
panion. as they sat In the street car.
Indeed p replied the latter with interest.
"Yes. indeed! Now notice the girl across
the aisle, Ordinary people would see nothing
special about her l; but can tell that she III q
"How can you tell that"
." BY the way she holds her feet on the floor.
You notice her left foot Is set squarely down.
The right one Is at an angle to the left. and
with the heel placed midway between the left
to sit with their feet that way Now. IA b
YOU sPoke to her chs, would open her eyes and
meaning. In plain English. What isitr"
"Ill speak to her,. replied the woman's
companion. and see II you are right"
Then she turned to the convent-bred girl
and asked:
II beg your. pardon. but II you are ac-
quainted with this portion Of the city. will you
tell me how far 1t H. yet To- Franklin street,"
The shy creature lifted her eyes to her ques-
tiaGwSr Ea and in . Icy. sweet tone replied:
Then the obseryant woman said that the
next corner was where she wished TO get on
Ths IazsssAss ASseeAs 0aast
y ssitsa epg Il ASssi 70 Y tan.~AAH
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Chess at the College oftAe City orNew York.

The prospect Of Intercollegiate Chess Association
has aroused interest In that pastims at the College Of
the City OF New York. Two handicap tournaments
now under way that Of the college chess club and
that Of the chess club of 94 Tho tournament Of the
latter nearly finished. though started at least month
later than that OF the former In the college chess
clubs all games not played by Jan. 16 will
be forfeited. Tho games played up to date fol
lows:
LIZ yon Iintel ,s2 odds Of pawn and novel, d.
2. A. Dreyfuss ~ (scratch) won game from and
lost game to Z. Fntei '92 odds OF pawn and
novel
% walter Tmme. 'es 9scrasehl vsnquished E. Won
Fintel, W, In two successive gAmes
be from the above. each contestant plays
two games with every other
above tournament tho ,vt tournament Il nearly I'm.
shed result OF two nights meetings at the boards
Tho games In that tournament have resulted as fol
lows up to date:
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The johnson Athletic Club held its annual citing At
the club rooms johnson jersey City on Friday
evening and elected the following officers for the
suing .srm President Edward J. MCGUIRE: VicePresi.
dent. william C. Scots Financial Secretary. Robert
James Condren. and Captain. Frank Kennedy. box:
Hall Jersey City Heights on washingtons Brthday.
Monday evening. Feb ~. Jack Carey OF West Bergen
feather weight 81. round contest tor s5o pure
been matched at $50 pounds sgsinkt james Condren OF
the johnson Athletic Club for three rounds and
trophy: ...
tish.Ameroan g. and Alex. Gallagher the I2epound
fighter OF Jersey City
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-12-20
There Must He Real sieighing to Win this
Wlne.

Gabe Case. tho proprietor Of McGowsn's Pass
Tavern. In Central Park. proposes to present
q number OF magnums and quarts OF cham
payne to the owners Of sleighs who arrive fret
at his place after the first snow storm. No
rushing over bare ground notified with snow
will win; there must be real. sleighing. Mr..
Central Park being in the centre Of the city
first arrival from above 10th street. and one
TO the first arrival from below Fifty-ninth
street. Realizing. however. that those stabIinE
could quickly rush in and win the prizes. he
declares them out OF the magpum race.
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wheeling.

The Manhattan Bicycle Club VIII open their annual
handicap pool tournaments the nret wess IN January.
on 'Fsb ID next and continuing AZ the Warrington
Rink until NArch'b. /. D..
Tn. oormully Jsnssy Manufacturing Company q
ChicsSo Washington and Boston are opsnins Rr.nch
Known a. ! hustler. wiz omcixts As manager.
Bowman Collins Sa:.si viii open ont h q . EiSthtas
Coiambias and HArtfords Mr. bowman. was formerly
Sssocated With Schovetling DAILY GAies and hssars
Collins and Mutual have been estsbhsneo some yeAfs ID
nickel plating AMI onameilng.
Tho r.t oil ssros OF bicycle sales took place on Sat
rooms 7ss Broadw.y large .sisnesnes OF neyss
rooortsi favorable business. Tho next sale wiz take
place on Thursday. At $50 r. H.
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Football in Prospect Park.

Thsony football games played In the parade ground.
Prospect Park yesterday. on account OF the hard con.
alton OF The ground. were:
The Clinton and Wyandotte Football Club. In which
", natter won by n score OF \ to6
ne Armes beat the Nonpareils BY Q to 4;
hs :" many football players were on the ground an
Assncation game was started v. Adrdge was captain
o. on" side and L. T. Pitcher OF the other Pitcher had
marry az ~ tho brst players OF tho Prospect Football
'iub on his side. aud won 6y q score OF 6 70 8
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-12-20
The Long Island Ch.npionsh ips.

The hrst annua! indoor athletic meeting for the do
cison Of the athletic ponships OF Long
Island will be hold Monday evening" Feb 30 at tho
.rm9ry Of the Fortyssventh Regiment. Brooklyn. by
ton with the Company Athletic Association.
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Records ssa Scores tAst WIN Hnterest The
Eonowsrs Of the Popular Game.
ne monthly handicap competition for prizes In the
ivanhos Club 10 doing much to increase the interest
among the MEMBER SAKE (hsndicap) bowied the
Of his life during the past month but was beaten
BY sisGfrisd. who had allowance Of fifteen pins to
each game. me record Il a. kblloxa.
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series were rolled At the Metropolitan Han alleys Green
vile. N. J., on Friday evening The SCORES follow
uRsr eArH.
Indepsndent Bowling Club-Bischof 1871; eehlatt
mann. l22: Hsris, la; vreeand 18o: Kuhndahl las.
Pin Knight Rowling Club-wen.ipF ia; .o,BIisn.
1874; Doe f57: Ramsay. 161; DIXIE. 17[. Total 100.
SECOND aAns
independent Bowling Ciub-Bischof. 10<; echlAtt
mann, l14; Heris, 16<; vreeiand 100: KuhndshL 1876
PIN knight Bowling uh-wernsine 1853; .OBrien.
1870: Doe fI2, Ramsay. 1<6! Duke, 145. Total 728.
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Prospec. Park Open A,r Gss Walk.

An early start was made by the eleven members OF
we Prospect Park Open Air Club from the Manhattan
cottage Gomez Island road. yesterday. President W.
sssrdai and coyns led the van toward ghssp.hsAd
s aTa K!n Hishwsy 90 the CSnsy ;IsHa sSSl:
ned new member OF the club and O. L. Niddleton
IN. oaek a. the cottage playing pool when the rest q
minutes. " ' w.
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THE OFFICIAL SCHEDULE
Dates Cisiaea sad Allowed 70 the Warrior
Amateur Athletic Organisations.

Dates Ciaiaea aad Allowed 70 the Various
Amateur Athletic Organizations.
The Schedule Committee Of the Amateur
Athletic Union have allowed the following
dates claimed by the various amateur athletic
organizations:
9q Ain s.ni eSs ]
, eSns a a. s
nsa nef fhi yde aven 1ee'A
II Ninth
Regiment west Twenty street. near sixth
jan i5whissler Athletic Club boxing tournament at
Jan St"ksi,on.t Athletic Club, boxing -spscial"
bout. club rooms corner of Reid avenue and LAwton
s sss s s s III:
Jan. a-AnnIal athletic games Of Company Ath.
ys Marcy
ouss J sssssa fe po
Jsn itSoiamsis 1,hssic Club athletic ...srs.n.
n" 'ss ;9ss 'sIs
az" 1sn isNisosaoi: Assls.o cIgo ~.er~.sh. wrs...
,.aeS: meeting
s and Athletic Cub boxing .ourn.
ms nn . e snS oRv.n.wood Boa. Club poxnr tour
nnment at Puritan Hall. Borden avenue. Long Island
Fen 8 and s-NAtionAl Cross.country Association.
FeS sSationsI Ashlee cIu6 special Boxing bout. At
club house. Of Reid avenue and Lawton street.
Brooklyn
Feb Ii and l3-stuyvesant Athletic Club boxing tour
nRment Mt Lenox Lyceum.
Feb i3-Boston Athletic Association, annual indoor
athletic Meeting at Mechanica' Hail.
Feb. l5-Pr0spect Iiarriers and Thirteenth Regiment
indoor athletic meeting. open to all amateura
Feb 20-Company X thirteenth Regiment, annual
indoor games at armory. Hanson place and Flatbush
avenue.
boxing tournament.
Feb 2s-Amateur athletic championships Of Long
Island given by the Long Island Amateur Athletic
League and Company p Athletic A.soci..ion a. the
FOrty-seventh Regiment Armory Marcy avenue, Hey.
ward and Lynch streets Brooklyn.
March l6-Motropoitan Association Of tho Amateur
Athletic Union. first annual gymnastic championships
ct Turn Hall, East Fourth street.
March 1y-Ftfth annual gymnAstio championship Of
the Amateur Athletic Union At the Berkeley Lyceun.
March ~ and 26-Anuual fencing champ ionships Of
Club hOusA
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ST.. LOWS. Dec 19-The seventh match same between
Max Judd and J. showalter which adjourned from
Wednesday owing to dispute. was nnished to-day At
ter fourteen additional moves had been registered
the and resulted In draw after total OF
forty one moves. The score now stands: Judd. 8:
Tho eighth game viii be contested Monday after.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-12-20
A NEW CATHOLIC CHARITY.
Tho EaGland Mansion NJ RidgewooA She
ter for Incurnbies.

Tho Easland Mansion nj RidgewooA . Shell.
ter for 1ncurnbies.
The residence Of the late Isaac W. England
at Ridgewood. N. j.. from which his family re-
moved some time after his death. has been
changed to Roman Catholic hospital. and is
growing charity in whose worthy aims Catho-
lies in and around New York have become
actively interested. The institution Is called
the House OF Divine Providence and Is q
shelter for helpless incurables Of both
sexes. The charity was established
about a month ago by the Sisters Of
Charity at Madison. N. j.. who had been
anxious to found a shelter where sufferers
from incurable maladies might be cared for.
The Sisters learned that such patients as they
proposed to nurse are undesirable inmates Of
ordinary hospitals. which are primarily estab
llshed for the treatment OF sufferers OF whose
recovery there Is q chance. The Sisters had
received appeals to aid a number Of these
helpless incurables in the neiChborhood OF
placed in the market forssaie some months
ago they were enabled to secure possession OF
t@H BY pH 5
me building was altered for the purposes Of
Wigger. twenty priests Of the Newark diocese
Jersey City. was appointed Sister Superior.
signed to as assist her The ReY Charles si Mol;
Carmel at Ridgewood. is spiritual, adviser Of
the Home. 1t Is q non-sectarian institution.
although under Roman Catholic manage
ment, and is dependent upon voluntary sub
scriptions for maintenance.
The building is, OF red sandstone. with rs
feet frontage; and contains Tteen sleeping
dnns ossdef pts ssse W s1ed
by the Sisters for hospital wards. except the
reserved for their own USE for that q
spacious and we'll furnished. There arc l27
pcres OF land attached. with barns and out
the house .P, -, The grounds are cultivated,
fruit r, necessary, for the patients and
the ,l Sisters. ~, The only aualiflcst:on for
fering from an incurabIe malady and would
not be welcome or received elsewhere. Three
physicians from the neighborhood have volun-
inmates have been received. among them an
old lady OF OF years who seems to have been
forsaken by everybody else. She is native Of
Troy She tells q having seen WashhIngten
gether In the same barouche.
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A Match At Pigeons.

"Hat was expected to be quiet little private match
o''".eh Capt. q. Jaeger OF the Ridgewood Gun Club
ana o. koenIg OF the Independent schuetzen Company
a. bfooklyn was shot at woodlawn Park l.. l.. yester-
St y saiteih"gli The conditions were twenty-five live
~ each "a yards RISE modified birmingham rules
and ~ as BlAttmacher sent down somo goods birds.
IN .he scores were not large IN consequence Capt
Jaeger killed twenty TO Koenig's seventeen.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-12-20
Who VIII Row Against Hint

TORONTO. Ont Dec. 1e.-John Teomer. the oarsman
publishes letter here to-day in which he says hs will
Jacob Gaadaur three or four mile for 81 900
Teener says he has 500 deposit with the New
York Clipper since last spring to row either HAnIan
Guudaur, but cannot get match with either.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-12-20
For Corbett and Mitchell,

L. R. Fuida the President Of tho California Athletic
Club yesterday the following despatch tho Pc
lice Gasdfs
meeting Monday to offer beral purse for Jim Cor
offer purse for Choynski and Jim Cor6ett or tho
form or and Peter Naher"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-12-20

The Nsy York ana Manhattan Athletic clubs eathu-
sastto admre Of bowling gathered In large numbers
last night the New YorkS alleys to Witness their
spectve teams do battle In game Of section
one OF the American Amateur Union, the Manhattans
suffering another defeat by their friendly rivals The
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-12-20
Openisg or the Essex Comfy ToSoggs.
Slide.

East ORANGE Dec. 1e.-Ths Essex County Tobogsan
Club opened their slides this evening and the occasion
was one that brought large crowd of lovers ofthe
sport to participate and watch the fun The slides
were brilliantly with electricity and at va
rious distances down the slope huge bonnres that
made the scene brilliant one The fancy costnmSs Q.
almost perfect Tor the opsnnx being tpst cold
enough produce spl endd costing OF Ice The CLUB
hous: bottom slides were SrisntE deco 2;
The fact that liquor been abandoned st the club
the best families OF the Oranges now belonging Tue
sport continued until nearly midnight and the shdes
ware constant use,
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NY g.. 90 1877 200 8ss AIS bSs s8i i8s eos SOL
umpires-H. G. Z.nn and ". H. rrsfton. scorers-o,
Sarony and W. Holxderber.
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laiao- Leagues Bes,n.,.e to Move.

Now that the major organizations have settled their
difierences the minor league towns beginning to
think OF organising for next seasons campaign. and
10 since much activity has been shown. G. d.
White who was President OF the Eastern Association,
is now in communication looking to the formation Of
Central League. and his advioes very encouraging.
Mr. White says three cites-Bu6alo Albany and Troy
are ready TO- Join at moments notice. and . circuit
which would DO strong includes those three cities
syfacnse Rochester Toronto CSSmn,u. Toledo and
any Of the wests.n cities. distinsttveiy Eastern
Nilkosbarre scrsnton. Harrisburg and Lebanon would
ante Ssv Ia hs eonsidsrea IN ths a az hs
new Lesyns II the big League take: only nftsen play;
be rs to 100 good players left for the minors Mr. White
IL also OF the opinion that the minor leagues
Is. and also that the double championship season
would work in well.
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RUs1s 10 REGAIN IN VIEW FORK.
n. Dsss Net west - ri.y with A,ss.

Ne Dees Net vast - fiay with Anssa.
INprANArobfs. Dec. 1e.-The Consolidated
Baseball League adjourned at 1880 O'Clock
last night after hearing the report OF It's COM
mittee as to the distribution Of players. Presi-
dent Young refused to give out any informa-
ton AZ to the disposition Of any players It is
understood that Chicago. Baltimore. and
Cleveland nre the only clubs which did not
make application for players.
The reserve rule. allowing each club to re.
serve fifteen players under contract for last
season and reserved according TO the stipnla-
will give Rusie to New. York and Pfsfier to Chi
.isss dss s sss S hs st pes
M %oysmSas ser sresn!sIs ., nsS ", central ss
passed BY shs new boss
these minor leagues is SINCERE. and all efforts
With aVore III eiss eonte%pstsa fo r. s.
FSssS q Paul. Rsass:
TIE tweiyeS;cil6 ieasqe little Z knoMn further
which 4 spgears that four As .iS teams
clubs. In addition to this 10 per cent Of their
gate receipts YIN b to assist in
The. new league 10 formed. ostensibly to en-
dnre ten years; and one clause says that Il
ssevs sb vote sss 81
that the membership Of any club may 30 ter.
minated for any one of eight reasons one Of
which IL by resignation. duly accepted By q
hro-fourths vote Of all the clubs. Tho others
ton.
SECTION 4S says:
Tho general admission fee TO all cham pion-
ship. games shall be 80 cents. but each club
vide seats thereon. the admission foe to which
This permits the 25.cent towns-Philadel-
phia, Baltimore. Washington. Louisville. 81.
Louis. and possibly PittsburRh-to have 25-
cent baseball II they SO desire. and they do.
constitution by, marking OF plot no larger
than q box stall.
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schre.xh esrvtss % Ceiif0ValA.

ysises buffet sissppE oar. yitnoss ehA1gs nsw xors
"a Ssssississs .a4rssi \ Q. kesess Ais ssssdwsy'-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-12-20

Ths IAAoeslss Assvsas 0s.s
. me best present foE Christmas -AA.
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The individual records the leaders in the Brooklyn
National tourn ament competing for the individual

The Empires played their nnsl games In strscks
Long Island tournament Friday night. The scores:
oAnK.
Casino No. 3-Bloomneld 18a: Holt, 1b5, Oily. 1S0!
Couch. I16: Mcshane. 1876. Total asl.
Steinway-LucAs, 1877; Wese, 1A1; Nun, 100; Stein.
ia; 6iemes. 1872. Total. o73
CANE .
Empfre-LA Due, LES; Meyer, 1SS; 0scAths, 116i
Klsppe 1875 schmitt, 142 Total. 1877.
Steinway-Lucas, 1922: Nun l84: ErbN 1o6; Stein.
1877; Sismes, 161. Total. 70<.
fHIRp CANE.
Bmptre-IA Due, lat: Meyer. 1<1; sscatha 40:
Kleppe, llp; Schmitt, 14p Total. 726
Casino No. 2 Bloomfield. 16g; Couch. 1o0: Holt $50;
billy. 1874: AcShane, 116. Total. 1877.
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Prospect Heights waikiki. Cisb.

The Prospect Heights walking Club had some new
members yesterday TO start from their headquarters
$50 Fifth avenue Brooklyn. Tho captain OF the club
usvs them n new route He took them through Bed.
ford avenue Long Island City and thence 20 rlIsh.
inr and return The distance 10 about nvc miles
ne route they travelled n. Arrens, W. Winsow, T.
Doyle and W. schsnok led at the nnish. The time
taken was 6k hours.
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Diy 1s4 s aosh.ns iis Ioss ISL d. -'' A' Avn
on fSuPsd.y Night on Nonssomsfy's sIisys Ns1sif:
H.lnaTLg!s 7cl; MeEst 1854; Clark las; Entr'y'
e$ss is ss@. az! liz
N IN the
r1Rsr CANE.
3ss l7''
osS: SS R.as Isl S1is ss Weber 1885,
@ ,.0 n. .'. , ,o
Mia. Isl: sdWssd.. ia. Total. 7a1 A'' -'''
ss sS9e''' 1885,
x:l IL: sSn.id 7p:. s hA''' 49,
and in ::.;: q
sehinsrs.iow's alleys on friday evening. The scores:
nRsf
S..s ii; ,sc seaS 49, 1s-
i;: is4 49, 49,: s sss
SECOND
tss Nicss H 1876 H'r'er'au 1877
H. Ge..i i fs7: b BIZ so IT, Tes;
II Il. q:
572 sshnssE 1915 sDras. 17a
a.n iSi s ID Ass r1 49, H'"
SECOND
ss9y &c., kc:. I'D 1885, 'DF. 1885,
a.s iS f5ls II ps.ss9 sS 49, sG1 ''+ H'"
rolled f. &c q Ss
CANE.
s.s 49, lien
1s sss 1s ss'n 49, ISL
Men.sqt.cSn5.a lSs; Harder s lse; Roberts. lI~
.op iSi ar.y Iso seSsneh ILL.,
CANE.
u.ss:: 4ss %:ss 10 Hs;si5 T.. Roberts, IN:
,.5 u.s. Sa:a:s IT, as1 rs ssn'
,s ss s: $ 3:
-: $:. &c.,, ' W.. RE-. s.,
s s s y ss Of s
III f. . 4 ~. H. Charles a's;
Club say &c % IN
s eve Hiy ' fSs scorss: 'A'' ~ ''' "
rnss oAxx.
x,ss iss 5s!.s:I i1s 4H7. 49, H''m' 1877
.oa is sn 4es D'n' 1885, Bur
.s.s sss as Rsh' H" Ia ou' 1885,
xsi I'4n iss: SsS.n:r. 10. ioi. total Ell ' go
THIRD CANE.
Ansopis,soy::: ~; Bartlett. 1o4; Burton. ia;
,sS kssS Isl Ssls. s Ill., 4es. ss D'hrm'n
Played yesterday on the fremont Hotel alleys:
X: Ss. so i.s SS: H. GS.s 7'ss
I!ss.S H. vss DsSs g. 5s. ;s h: as W e.
bs.ss= u.s. 49, al Si.a 1'Hs
49, as! iss .ss ~ ssss;
s s:%:: ~ ,sa I's s;.2: s:s:.e e e:
.s:sn. !: sSs : e: sss: s%
wssS.m 49, sav sI iss .as
JACKIE Inn Bowling Club-Duncan. lat; Stevens, Ill;
Frisch 1877: De Mott u.s. and Brennan. 228 Total 72o
CANE
poolittls Bowling Club-Holcomb. 1B6; Ahnsr 100;
Herman. lit; Brill, %. and Martin. 1875. Total, 716.
Jacks Inn Bowling Club-Duncan 1855: EwAld l3<;
Frisch, 120: Knott LOU. and Jones' 12S. Total 66b.
.ss ia .sas 90 %s. SOWING t.
League series At the formers alleys on Thursday even
ing The scores follow:
lts 9sIIsttmann. iSs; HsrI. 1856; KuhidahI 1877.
fsvonis sovunS .oab..- Miller. le1, Patton. -ls4;
hatthsws 1t<; Hssss. lco; Psnseorn. lot. Total
ssooHD sAm.
ss is' ia
PsSoniS Bowling Club Miller. l4s: Patton. $50;
Matthew'S. 18s: Pisbss. 16o; Pangborn. 1S6. Total.
The Hudsons OF Jersey City and the Casino Club of
West Hobokcn rolled the nrst game Of series for
trophy at the formers alleys on Thursday evening
Hudson bowling cub-Eoehe 14e; La Due. 2l2;
schmitt, IIx; Engels, l29; Parry no; Flynn 100;
Hoag, 100: Townsend. $50; Lodef. 1888; Lindsay 1911.
S Casino sowlnx olub-eas.l 1888: g. Muller 1877: VAL
ssSs 1ts: '1 ovens. it7; Lane. iSs; Case. isS
IN Kgks h tks Jsxssy oiy Amateur bSwiaAS League
-
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Cross-Cou.try Runners At Princeton.

PRINCETON. Dec. ia erosscountry Of i've miles
was taken to-day by the University barriers. @. W
Betts e2 frst price, finishing In so minutes OFT.
ley. 49, came in second by twelve yards. and McNulty
third ton yards Over twenty men started and nearly
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-12-20

Ths = IAzsssAss ASseeAs aaAst
b ssitsa fsg Il Asssi II y fsa.~[A.
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The following scores were rolled In the A. D. o. games
on Thursday night on Montgomery's alleys Newark:
.1.m.MLg!. acl MeySs ZEE 1854; Clark. las: Entrsy'.
Observation-Disclosures. 1856; vreeland lat; A. 9.
Quimby. l7i: Browe. 2l2: A ,. Quimby. 14a Total
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the Bay view tournamsnt games In Brooklyn Friday
evening. The scores:
YIRsS CANE
voluntesr-Hube. 11s: wArnck. 116: ksamsr. l67:
Keliar 1870; Bertner, III. Total. $50.
Ansonia-Boys, lib: Bartlett. 1928: Dens. 100: Bur.
ton. liz; Smith. 1<6 Total. 6s7.
sHcosp CANE.
Casino-Lerfheit. Jos; Dohrmnn, 13l: 0utxsel, 1877;
Koch. lee; Grsfenstein 12s. Totst Gao.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., l3S; Warnck. 100; Reamer. Ill;
Kellar l22; Bertnor. lO1. Total. Vtl.
Ansonia,Boy:: -; Bartlett 1oA; Burton. ia;
'CssinoNorafenstein 1877; Leifhert, 1871; Dphrmau
100: Koch, 1853: GutzselL 167. Total. T<8
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The following scores were made In the Montgomery
tournament on Friday night:
FIRST CANE
Amercs-Heitxfnan, 1888: Gedney, 12o: 6choppe ITS,
Disnsnbach. al; Woodland. lIp, Total S7h
West End- Pdister 181: Barkhorn, 1o6: Weber, 1856
Glade, 100: Radst $50. Total, 1872
SECOND CANE
West End-Phster 1874: BRrkhorn. ITO: eeitR. 1S1g
Glade 40; steadman. l9S. Total. 1888.
.Ataianta-Hornfeck, 1906 TerbeL 13S: Hasey. 206i
NillAr ISL; Edwards, 1874. Total 70A.
America-Hsitxman.1 10: Gedney. 1l5; sohopps. 1e5;
Dsdeabach. 1S9: Woodland. l<0; Total. SlL
AtAlAnta-Hornteck. 1872; Peal 1aS: HalSey. ISL;
Niisr, 1854; Edwards 16l. Total. sS6.
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FRAMES,

Totals. 10 Is 10 sa2l Totals. zee. 20 10 IL