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Mar NAVE BETTER RACQUET PLAYERS,
mt for . Home and Aneunt OF flayfnE
Dome New York .Btets the Woria.

Done New York sBeets the Wo1a
IN Connection witiiths 'eisit to this country
| OF Peter Latham. Englands champion ruequet
player. it may be mentioned that there have
| beon for tho past ten days, as quests OF the
| RACQUET and Tennis Club Of this city. two gon-
tlemcn who stand high in the ranks OF anna
| teur players in England. and are intimately ac-
ouninted with the great expert who has come
| to this country to try conclusions with the
best mon ut court tennis and racouets. The
two gentlemen In question are Percy Aef-
worth, formerly OF Harrow School and Cam
bridge University. and Nigel Holmes. also
Harrow studenk The lattart ts not quite so
we'll known at the game rs Mt Ashworth. but
with Mr.. Eustace Crowley. in 1886. the pair won
for Harrow. and It was one OF the last games
played at the old Princes Court. London. Mr.
Ashworth. however. is conceded to be ono OF
the best gentleman players In England. he
the ri Is s yosp sp oT was e shS
GSa9s ESSaon MH AsSSsstah. ass sithSasi, q
eoart iPefE has P plsnty q endurance. and uses con-
al sssSs s SS ,,Iss$
mis- cS He tsa sa y hn ths nc wSrd nS hs @
s lsnssT than oTisInaIy 5 y sss ssntseir ter
sT sSnfE%s anxsa atssRs b ss sS ~
Sn EEsssraf Esss sn IN ths asFsRefa
sssIss SstsSa ss i Il Ia. TSas
Fsnees Fsss 6lSS aS az e Knish, sbrisss arc t5s tSs
rss racquet and tennis S coarts But there
here. I'VE Courts of the Racquet and Tennis
Club arc about the same size az At Queens
RqS Sa s Sa sSs sesS cS nPs
tveiy new Thcre is also semS 4lffsESn%Ss III t.;
a' fost % .'ef n lff% Gnsssd hs ea sSe
3 about aSas' feet e is% ST. Here she gut line 4 10
4 AZ ,I,h irinsssthe walls are black and at Queens
Is there as much interest 4. taken in rackets
in EsGnS s in s sbs were 80 per
ssas stRsr s5e Ssy9t or ~ As % shs morris
& tas EpFss d'sssts sst IKE e ss
number Of excellent men. and @ from w w9Gt .h,I !
%ens Be psS hard s.t sH bsiSre London
Toies e S S Kses se and Mr efys L. aons
PLAY sST 9sss amt sa 5hSy impressed me 0eus
IT, s
shsasionship IL tSs latter year; Mr Buxton EIS /
%ho q Wss hs runner ap in and
DsS smsp aRs Ssoes SsfnM Me- sss
sssgss sss never anS tie ~.
est IN racqSets. sf =. Each Of the prominent in;
h,f hes pn
for challenge Gun. lnu tho school
secures t IS ifs permanent property; From
The PRINCES Club b. Hans place. 1ss BasIgraya Mar
asea. and b ,@o@ isss to issei The Games were
played at the Queon's Club Harrow was tho
that perfor%anee Eton, was winner ior SIX
sad #eIliprtepn h ap. Zach one years JOSEPH Gray
MsssSs9yy ssqss: ass s.
son. At Eton; Andre wSe was also = mSSkisra at
Srss ss George ssn e %a%
functions at Wellington.
to i@ Is ths @ equal q William Cray Of Punch wien
those two champions % were IN n their @ prime:
marHer % at the Qaeens Club. Ionden. I on He best @
Jay Gray In 1857 at Rugby and M9nshester.
Ss
Princes and Queens; Pettitt and Latham are |
the only two men in the world who combine |
Laaths% 1lfst an easy payer quick
Of movement. and displays a surprising |
q eco FSm what haSs
should bs able to make an admirable showing
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They K,.sea ..s sx.Ss U.

Par some yssrs past the xsw Jersey A. C. aud Staten
hhnd C have been at variance on the baseball
question. ana the msmbsrs os tho clubs have not
speken thoy passed by Since the split In the A. A. u
baseball branch the Jerscymen and the Staten Island
ore have been flirting wtth sseh other This cahated
jersey A. yePrsssntai.yss were frssidynt John New
while the Staten Island 4. q had Vice Presidsnt U Il
Rich and Dc Frees criitsn After long talk treaty
the Amateur League.
Despite the assertions President Miller to the con-
trn there y good sround for the belief that tho New
York A. ". ManhsttAh A. T.. and other A. A. u
teams will be found ne In the Amateur League
The sun., 1891-12-12

CHICAGO. Dec. 1I.-For tho Nth time within n year
Capt Ausou WAS to-day defeated by William r. Mussey
Of tho cleverest wing shots IN Chicago Tho match
was At 100 birds for 500 side. Two hundred men
watched the contest. Mus.ey killed 81 OF his birds
while Anson was eight be hind his Eleven
the ball players birds fell dead few tie
limits. Nussey lost but iyo in this way, After tls
would shoot Nussey for any amount Of money. u:
The contest will come a0 wiihin two weeks. -
The sun., 1891-12-12

ca. Prince owner OF the Boston Association Base.
hall Club arrived In the city late Thursday night and
registered st the Abenarc. All day yesterday Nessrs
Prince spadinz and Byrne devoted to secret confer
enees enees At an up tosn bo'el NJ. Prince said that
he had sold his interest In the Boston
CnH 10 .t an AssossGn s,ndsats lie y, stii e pIin
.Nsys.eiuh LtaEue would surely succeed. and Messrs
When the subject pf their eonferences was men-
toned the three masnAtss becnms dumb. There s lit
tie question, however that they engaged In per
fscting the details OF consolidation in BOSTON and dis
casing plans for settlement at Olher points,
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News from the Horse wor,s,

The Lexington Turf Club have built $oO,-
sG0rciuG House. which they will occupy about
Jan. ]. .t,l.
as .Tohn j. Hyand trainer oi tho Paturity win
.p~r. His Highness, and other race horses, is
.snsFiously Ill with pneumonia .,fte-.l...,
20 rhrfastraenG marc Sttathso. four years
old. by 6trIthmorc. has been sold to g. II.
,.beieitlpi Of Totodo for So. coo -.
,,sstThs FIRST important thpee-year r-old racing
ktakc OF 1859 Is tho Tennessee Derby, to be
run atshe. Memphis spring meeting on Aprilll:
.sloffpze, nus been sold to Milton Young for
'$S.tGO Ind tho ye1rting colt by Harry O'Fal-
loHte<seorge!Ry9 for $500.
fr''f1th Morris Driving Park Association Of I'LL
jshtishns bear permanently organized with n
capital stock OF $15.0OO. regulation track
,,dlEip@ tho summer. - ...i.,.-,,.
.1ks ,geldinG Ayres r., 2:23l., by Prosper
'fUnfs yapoleen. and bcr yeatiing filly Cricket,
py Piior Medium. nt $4,000 for the pair.
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SIavIu heard From.
The following letter wns received from Sls-
vim by his brothers yesterday:


lrsctived your two letters this week and was most
happy to havca line from you. you to rrisea
twice. but got reply. suppose It the wrong all.
c. %sTs stNsyp e. Tns letter. , Ky " Be- yny p Po
Now, Jack. am pleased to SEQ that you have made
good old boy Jack sheehan your pal is Is as straight
Leave iondan e, new York on !hs oth u D,csmb.r
with jackson, winch You will DO aware Ur .y now
intend 10 make match with Sullivan arrive in
New York. shAN have thUsc two matches AMI turn
the busisess up. am tired Of It.
notice that American press full Of lcttors from
me. have not written one 1f them did prOntsS 10
write few on my return from America. did so but
since have not put pen 10 paper
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The wl..ers at Chicago.

Cu,cAco Dec, 11.-To days races at Garfield Park
suited follows:
First Raee-six tnr!onss. Nellie D. won. swiftan
Nefsnd. Tuxio y. third ftme. 1:3o5<. ~
ss .sssnd sass aso Uncle
'ItsmsA,ss sseon4 Settle Kent sh,Id: Time. Los.
Hace-ss ruYfones Gaylord won. Lucinda
,esA Speesater thrd. Time. 1s1lA .,. f.-.s.,.r E.
/. a. Sixth RRce-Etve fnrlongs. Exclusion won King
'AiriarJ second, Harry Weaver third. Time. 1:is.
The sun., 1891-12-12

NEWARK, Dec. ll-Tbe following scores were made In
the Montgomery tournament Tonight
FIRST GAAE-
Riverside -Cadix .83; Hruyere. 153: Tompkins. 151;
HARRISON, is4; pferson. lS0 Total S7l
lr0quols-Lipps 400 Ohline. ll0; Prudential 1t3;
Slee. ldD; Lcyers. 1SI. Total. I60.
skcosp GAM.
IroQuois-hpps 162; Mooney. lbS: Ersudeutha,
ltO sles. 1853: Leyers lS4. Total 1872.
pTonre;syeUBiSsa nj, ~ dr1s,s iss; AenaeL iSs'
THIRD CAhE.
Riysrsids5scsaiI, &C leo Bruysr. TT; Tomptins. 1885,
Prosre.siye5-bleok. l2t; Grett. LIZ; hsndsl lsli
Schloss l0S; Holman. 163 Total. bOt.
The Carleton and Union League Slsbs Of Biootiys
won two games each In the tnteSclub series rolled on
Thursday evening. The scores:
yiksy sAnk.
nnsoln-si.,sF Iso sands. 1875; Berry. 1872; Butler.
49, si asssr1 is. 4.'~.
Ht" sIcosp eAss. .-. fn
L4asels-s,isg. Iss; s.sss lsij ssuy, lssi sutlsr.
1lsvssa ssi,si. 40; hsks4zs. 1896 AAshsws,
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ITIVOR1TES OUT IN THECOLD.
ONLY TWO FIRST CHOICE HORSES MAN.
AGE TO WIN ON THE HTLL.

-.
mt 4 q 4 Lands the E1Rat EOrne--
r...s~- -. n "a a o.,s a.. xS.~n,.S :.
s. .ss.-.s - 4. TS,.s
-s...s s...... ~. Es..ss
-
The fsgulars came up smiling again at Gut.
tcnburc yesterday. Tho track was in fair con,
good quality in tho main. and the rnces were
rSg,. kr,.sa H.. - - - = . a. cA,ss.. -.
rNtN foughtou But hackers OF nVointes were
,knYcNru0hs IN ehe hrst iour races. one Muh
ana sixth purses gong 70 hrst choicb norses'
r,ty r,rtSr nAtr
49,, s.oo . .ai,... ~ .aaaa. 10. .s,,,,. =. ,o,,
Inrse ytvu: iWI iha'"ae e""ycAf"sS' ssii'"s' '""t
w. h.hAM rurionNs' =. a., - s,,r. f,c,.
AtSaaPesEt o'e' 'a"o. " A'eephe--s sn'hA Lae's' Z,
" Cot,on's Rosa y col.. li4 IB!akeh ....-.......
s,aoS S or e. !. u. ict,,, R.iia
.,. bon .oyagS cp ~! taruc *
s. n.y. T ,s EnIrt. nnIw niiy my .,.0 rs "" ~
,..,,. y,,.. Time. 0,5If ,o,,, r,.. n
70 agn'nst ~ sss 81 "a a,
~hrotoAho' ". ha'unS p"'' - -'-o' s'"'-' s''''
THE SECOND RACE
W'pessssss + y ous,on. @ 3 py irndoo.-Bourbou
See, ws ". a hi ;a,r:,.,
rnunss o. e. he,namGe, y ~ ,oS
=: g MtES MsisSn. Z .w
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DR.. R.usch I. Champion sl.t Player.

Tho three nights ska. tournament at the German
Society Arton. decided Thursday evening. when
Dr. W. Rnusch secured the hrst prize Messrs. Peters,
Ma,tes Heymann Scheidg, and Christlleb won the
n,anns prizss while Buchhestar received the conso-
iion prize Thc Appended table shows tho result OF
the tournament;
The sun., 1891-12-12
CASEY MEANS FI0HE
OMers 10 rlay The CestSssais ChaMpsea aal
Give Hin Tea Aces ? 9sae.


James Rlordan. the California expert who some
timo ngo supposed to he very snsious 70 play Phil
Casey remained surprisingly quiet sitter the latter
was heard from, attempted TO beat two ncn as the
Cnion Court. San Francisco. on Nov a. but did not
succeed III. opponents were James Wren and Jane,
Dillon The pair won three straight BY Of ~
IT, II to H. and 81 to T. Near the close OF the second
game Rlcr,nu injured his hand but hs acknowisdged
that his opponents were too strong for him
In speaking OF the exhibition. champsss Casey sald
"R,ordans defeat does not ssnify asythias. He may
he great player for all that. would at any time
rather play ono man aud sive him fifteen aoss game
than to play two men. II they are about the same
caibrc. Iwould like to play Riordan game. and
will offer him this induremcnt. something thst have
never done before: will play the Calfofnisa the hest
g s on as ts rom
4. 4; ;.s sss
e fs
hss ss:G:a q sssss nit.
asred % tSom duiDs shsir Gay Il sss NoasS ey W
years tlcsc men have been annne feremost 20 ad
Sas ases Sssn snG an that sSs as an
Impetus from their presence whether in this country
in Europe they obgiusiy lsns their psrsonai a'.
In recsn, letter 70 Ch.mpion Casey: Director John
81 q Ss a.. auy e. :
dSnE tpe R.ss ~ COB {; ts:,r
Ssli Upon suSstsStisi footing In d. Lolts- Iissssrr
wicEhsm also w!shs: me 70 :hsHk yeu fcr ycsr lind.
ness in showing the st. Louis foks the oesuss OF The
2. e y CO.; &C.:
that e. would not allow me chance % wiu.' '-'
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- ro.D.s,s E.tr,e. .t e..se.s.rs.

First Race-Purss 5000 for beaten horses; ive for.
sloass Siss Archer. 1T: rrbanna MS B.laras 1ll;
Ertktna Tf3; Eclipse. III; Hnnntba 111 Lucre. 1O2
Marty g. 100: Daisy Woodruff. 1ol Dernn9o 1Oi: In.
slSht no. Little Minnie. 90: wigwam. 9s: o. r. B. 91;
ssedna s4oo; ss,ii9g; three quarter, q
'Epariing TOO: T1oaa log: Mario Lowell 105 Nubsn.
1ass q. a. sn 1ns' 81 iSnn Pan as
die ss Rossi; Gros; e.. g. ,.,a,,., IN. MIL. r,..
,tla; ktmSsriy. iiy: Nit Young loo: Nonican. 65:
Fourth Rsce-purse $780, for two yesr-ods
fre furionRs Triangle. HI: Paragon. 100: Lzetta,
s10s rlAttery e9i Abundance colt. "a: Even Weight
IA: RnapsacE. Q1.
Filth Race-Purse $500: handicap: fivs furlongs
Tasno l18: Volunteer H. 100: 1oS Alder.
man Mac 1O3: Sir George, los: Mabel 0lenn %: Mohi
siSth. Er.eEnur.e 500: selling; ssyen ~ Lfnr,ouss
,loR Nsggis L., I0e; fredy. lo8 CAtlAn log; 1}ScE
!. tisTn, los; Enmn 1e3: Frank II, 102: gtrthdny
Davis -.
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ssla..r. IeaAleE lEs 1pI war.

The announcement that four New York Athistlc Club
athetes had been disciplined for competing in the
sevAuth Regiment games caused great indignation
smonx the members of the iAtI1r orgsnizAsion The
PrineiPa point made ~ the soidisrs thit the New
York H. C-hsvo singled out four men and made
ample q them. while ethen equally guilty 20 ul,
psni.aed risheI. Jrs she ooepstsd y the mill
az the New Srk A. O. No seloa was taken IN BIZ case
In that OF Moore and Thornton NhD also
In various stents a. the same games.
The sun., 1891-12-12
sISok'sa FIRST. JOG ~ ME!r. YORK
ArE Bohaer EsJoys an Early Ride Hehi.A
the Young Queen.


.,sNnt Robert Bonner. an habitually early riser.
nsas- astir before his usual hour yesterday
morning. for an event OF some consequence
. hfs peerless record breaker. the great Sunol
-. It yas q few minutes after 7o'clock when the
,.dpors Of the Fifty nth. street stable were
thrown open and the trotter which has set o
sasntinent talking by her wonderful prowess
a'tesne daintily stepping out. her delicate
ears inquisitively pricked forward as il
Wondering Where bound for this time p
ShS was hitcbed to a road wagon with
Z. handsome, stately looking bay horse q perfect
Watch for her n beauty y and aston who arched
with: Dir. Bonner and Charles Marvin settled
.splspt the. famous herseman was holding the
9s Il sst S.Ss Il sss
ssif nSG ne SSsa G
lily horse that child might safely hold the
into rn sIGd ., ,aysnEs Ms Bonner Bon
trnsd ~ Via the Vest dive stsnse aaa n SIX s
s NIL E asa snS % RSssSsa Sannss se scSa tlG ne y ndy
"a visit. nothing escaping her bright. inteli-
The Statues nsrS so%s
,Ifhsnsd siSI sss and III ,,.i
tNisa s. Ssine sSmpeiIed to earp his ls. lmPa.
.sigh,s OF 2 great city,
t,ss.ea SGsasTaee a1tsntG1 every I,s asSsn
W%s sanf ateT tss Wou sx
queen all lyor," was his verdict.
The sun., 1891-12-12

O040 ana x09D OF SDoftS
Is! e. :s: s % s s: Hugh vi"
Kssns e sy p, ss! sy
sr 4 shs ssas q Ds "a
oeaf % III. = h ."
R RI sa: 1sS
1t is saia that j. Kennedy. the champion Po,i ea:...
n'd bell s 01s g S n H. .sS e HSa p.1 S1
SS q e. uc & s: which h' wi"
win sss SsS m ssis
A. sss's: < 70 500
ds :ss & s s;s fss
GpGS n :. ,.s e.
ssspsctsd 6 b very brisk a. 'ns teams are about
Gaelic RAD 4 sud
!sk s "a x@s.s :s;s:ss s;.,:y Ss
sHs.ssy
Dee &
ehsenrs 81. ao e. 60 Pa g sna ne a
s::: ss 2: I:
n e. ssrS s.6a ss q % :sn1 sG
aass Ne,
Treasurer. II D. Oealy: Secretary Theo B. Thompson:
Tru.iees.Thomns Shields, 4. Husbner; William
Ecneiier. GsorVe Fsist. u. r LecesId Burke and
D. T. Cunninehain The annual ball win bc held at t.
Metropoitah Opera House on JAM 70 and bids fair 10
be grand success.
Mike Cushing. the 128pound champien OF America.
printed challenges 70 me from varions neht
ers but have seem no sEn Of any money. when
ia H. g ssan II nv
champion. Let II letter writer's show their
tSas @ @ iasesdsa % :sesp. sls siee oss! 81 xsssr
Kill Navy. to spar him four rounds ut his benefit In Phil
adeIpha. -. :.
Harry Morreli. the New York A. C's champion hurd.
A.. g. conpevinJ at the seysnih Rc1in,snt gsm.I
said yesteriay: Wait until the next meeting ri The
Metropolitan Association and these 4 4. U. men wont
talk loud II we're to be disqualified for vtnnlus
illegal prae<v we take other athletes With % Mr.
Sn5,,s @ y M, nd out Ssed IsP seD ns.1
3, 90 q " Ses Ssrs Ass u
interesting in spite OF Ar. Curtis."
tho rassaic Eoat cln OF Newark has elected tho FOL
lowing offcrrs President, Herbert ". knight: Vice
President. Elmer Rodrigo: Secretary. A. D. Hopper;
Treasurer August lahne Pinapeial Esoratagy Ffedsr
iSS nfas Captain GsSasS nS r., sS'ss.p s.
Ii. Iss Hccpsr. FrcderieE Horrts: Exscatfys conn.
Crane. George e. Pollard. and Elwari n. Rsdsi: de.
Entcs to the Middle states kekattA AssocAttAn A. H.
Hopper. Monroe ~ grosn and William vandsryssr:
ier. rank Bsrke. and wiiism < sie.eis. Jr: ~.
ytsOry COMMITTEES. TO conAult With Cspt. Honros y
Brown, 4. J. stephens aud q. l. Fielder.
The sun., 1891-12-12

rfteresting Games Relied IN Prominent
Teursapents last Might.

Ths Jelly Orchard, and Alpha tennis rolled in last
aishes ssriss Of the American National Tournament
Astne threo teams hold no rfnminsnt position In the
championship race. no more than the usual interest
p was manifested in the games The scores;
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400: navll.ad. 17,: s,.insusler. ,sa. Total sss

lGe: Ilnriland. 1I5; steinbusler 153. Total s35 '
| riKsr CANE.
ps.sa ss s.s ,s1 H. s;s%ssr Issss is Masters iaa
,sI R|s;s Ss Is;s VI; III; Ta''r ,t,; Beard
rtRsr cAnH.
,a..a n.as,ysELplss ss ~; yoass 1as r...rtn ,4,
.ss is$ ssss'' fs is.! S:s ss rs.. ,se
sscoyp CANE.
a. !is f..' ,'s'
A.n isa i' 9.s xs s 1 rs'r' 1'';
YiRsr sAuE.
m Snss is NsTnsr VIII %;. l 49, HAM
rG,s ,S; S.;s ,a4
stcoSB CANE
s9,se VEN. 49, sss'.t a. Ham
1eii. $50: ca'i'n iis sS.ss'. iss Total ssS. ''
ss sss: s:.s Gss
Lag: 'ss;s ss Non ss si 10.
riHsr CAM. 0
i; rss:s; rk:s ESs ,s S:ss iss Sss: sy 81
ap:5 1ss sssss ss ss.: Tsss s
AZ E' ks kksss fsrs Doe Sas. H. ':s 4s|.
s s..s sse sas: ser
CURED alleys or the former on rSursd.y evening
xtS.ns By ssavgs s,s. lsa lso ysr 1s
12s: Dinsisr 1856: Hartman lSs Esrr:r 10 ' Total.
sEcoxp CANE.
>,Payoni. Payoni. Bowling CluhaP..tou; lso; Mi!lst, les:
bss:4y ,is sssTH:s H:snsa ~! :il: 81, ~:
sns met s IA,
r.snsa n Sieiefy fos ' RE- seoss
rRs1 CANE
.stsG m hGfs s,n a %.1,.v 1;s fsn 49,
Kps%s, IS, I;Sn:y 5SS Is,s! Is
sSEIH. 'fs sHs:ss
l.y aa nars'f ssxes tSs GiasHssor 14: p,.qu. 1sa;
iss wsn & saa
Sss'
CANE -..'-.
Rsronah-c Schroeder. 81: J. Schroeder. 12s; punje,
90: Orren, 12i Fullerton. 1853: May. 100: JsoobsSn
1as;, st,sSSd. 1885, Nightingale. 1as: Bafnc.. I5s.
"a Saos!SSs"w1ssn ss@,5 ss 1S. K.sssS 3es sSs%ss
selkne. l1I; Hal!oran $50; waldron. 132. Total.
1919.
svcoSp CAM.
Reyonsh-c Schroeder. 40: J. Schroeder $50:
Jncobson ~; Strand. so: Nightingale ia: Barnes.
p.;S;.s SsSs;:snaITwi5is FL E.s,se.r l4s; os%.n a.
The sun., 1891-12-12
Bsu,lae Games Ts-aish.

INTHECIvU
Union League knick ssboeker Carleton W. Oxterd
Hanover vs. Nontank, wildwood vs.. L,ucoln.
nob0HrS TOURNAMENT.
Temperance va Eozhacker. Spartan W Fremont.
IN, G. A. LEAGUE,
Twenty.third Street VS.. Young Mems Institute at
Twentythird street alleys Madison Avenue vs. York.
VILE at Madison avenue.
EAsTrEy DISTRICT r0rREAAKNS.
Bright Star Va IIsrmony. narnouy Va Tsmplstoa.
Templet0n vs.. bright Star
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J.aa L..s. sAsw.,.s- By TIVE Games,

Tho match. seven games up. between Max
Judd and j. Showaiter. which Is being played
at St. Louis. has SO far resulted In favor OF
Appended is the full score Of tho first game:
The sun., 1891-12-12

81 sst BsysswIcs Dec Ii-An exciting game Of foot.
tSn tos PLACE thts serncop SsIlson acld between
;ssaior and fresAmsn elss.es at Ratsers College.
fbo ansl score WASH b. rho game IL conceded 10
great victory for the class Of 70 ss e .iiioss .sre
very ronndsnt al winning, Dyke. Scuddsr bruere.
fsd and foaItsrf ~ tue ,sAIstS ts-p We're 90 ~ .
Is1p ~bile r5 tS4l Niils GErli. gabs Lasos teoaye
The sun., 1891-12-12
Arrange msnts have been made 70 open twelve club
'iay evening. The following schedule has been ar.

Arrange msnts have been nlado to open twelve club
bowling tournament ar Acme Han Brookyn. on Non.
day evening. The following schedule has been ar.
nee. 14-rnlton. sAlamander. snd Eeinecke.
Dec. 1S-Nassau. Sterling. and Casino.
and fues fpH
Dec 23-saiamander. Independent, aud Sterling.
Jan. S-Monta1k. ErockIyn. and Nassau.
Jan li-CaGno. indspendsnt. ana FSitan.
Jan 13-ProspeCt Hill Nassau. and Fulton.
Jan. 15-Brookiyn VS.. Independent. Reinecke ~.
Jan. lR-Casino. Nassau and Ansonia.
Jan. 2o-Nassau. Iudependent. and Reinecks.
Jan. 23-CAsino, SpiAmandeF and Brooklyn.
Jan. 3S-Nontauk vs.. Independent. Reinecks vs.
Jan. 27-Ansonia. sa1amander and Nassau.
Jan. G9--BrpOkiyn Prospect HILL and Sterling.
Feb. 1-sterlinR Fulton and Nentauk.
Feb. 3-lnderendent. Prospect Hill and Ansonia.
The Following cams rolled Cursains alleys.
=. Observation-Disclosures. 1bO: Knntx. 142: Hildreth
144: Bollrner. 1885, Boehn 140; Curtain 154: Roland
14s Herring; 19s Total. ,3ia
stciipdu9. Ias .Brisrs, 1ss; Schumacher. ii3; L:
Forest. 10S: Snyder. 1G4. Total. 1.24O.
Oyitant-Pariip. 1h3; l. Banta 100; n Druns 1A3:
%ii.@. a, r. stoin l5a; van zsni. iss:: iii:
Arlinsses-Hoiy lss; Boess. l4,: p Bro.esway. .1s1:
I s aso ~, s:sss sSs 1.S ssia
1882 'A'
Played on the PAmrnpo alleys:
p. Van Zaut iIO: Hill. lI3 Total. fl0.
1ai; Ram.deil i5s Brow. Brown ia Total SO n'ne'
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pss sy Esi psrranias 70 he rsesisss q
ssa sss sssE I'd ssss s'A
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DR.. KOCH WRITES FROM LEIPZIG:
~. "A cough f0r which I tried ia many other medl-
became better, and hRs now entirely Iisap.
peared by the uso OF the Sodcn Mineral Pas.
Beware OF limitations Tho genuine" must
have the sigaturo of =" Eisner 4 Mend clson Co.."
Sole Agents. New York. around each box.
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SKCOND GAN
Totals IA 20 10 8lOI totals. 10 IL

Manhattan 80 1es 38s s14 $50 l74 s55 ese 757 $40
6otham-...7 20 l4s 2Sl 28@ 36s li5 $40 Gil COS Soo
Umpre-H. O. Bohlen. Jr. scorers-I. ". Prior. Jr
and I. Mack. Average-Mauhattan. 18s: Gotham. l5.
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The New York Athletic Club did not have their full
team last night to meet the Cospopchans ~ the post
Union bowled on the New YorS's alleys. nevertheless
they easiy defeated their opOnents. Tie score,
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Lafer.-Yesterday Judd lost q game to
showaltsr after q fight of nve hours. The
score now stands: Judd. q; showaltsr. i;
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cosmopoltn g. 159 243 313 376 40 Els 6a5 eI1 74s
-Nswy6rk AC8. lat s5s $40 go SIT 6O5 678 100 048
Umpres-R: Lpqneer and &. wesi. scorers-H. @.
Norman and ]. H. Bell
Ing last night the lvauhoo alleys In section
Of the American Amateur Union resulting In q vIc-
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Jonah 10 Ia5 2ol $50 $40 475 ISL e27 7ls ao4
Manhattan .7S 1888 331 205 37l l<A 51O COL 654 ia
Cmpire-Edward Bachmann. scorcrs-Edward Good.
Averass-jonaI. 1eo <6: Manhattan. ia a5
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&rflhes et IA
,,oot-Dr. Riwo's
Golden Medical
Discovery. That's
the reason o.
many different
diseases and dis
orders yield to Il.
They all have tie
sane beginning
there's o torpid
liver or impure
bleod. Ana they
all hav,, fhA e.,..
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The nve youngsters OF the Jonah Club Of the
acquisitions to the Academy tournament. had two
strong opponents last night In tho Manhattan and
Gotham teams. Tne Yorkvilie. boys. who have dons
poorly in their earlier gamcs displayed skill
night The nrst Ramo proved q stnnntr for the Nan.
The Jonahs played an uphill game winning by eighty
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pIisi soia .sis On IsT s sisS sssss Sis .SSs
Ekiok p.dssny extended 70 al paSts Of k{r beIy. AZ
1tssya the l.dy wAs tskse With ~ Intense
Si s sisss ssas 'A' a'ss Dss's'
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T0tas. .lb u II BUUI IotaIs. .,...I4 II 10 B1%
FEAxEs
Ivanhoe. 1l7 TAI s41 45s $50 0eO 7<S 800 $40
American Us 100 PSI 343 l15 lV7 6Sy U50 T37 Bl4
Umpires-J. p. Hanft and y. J. Dedrick. scorers-G.
w. Crtiths and y. BrainArd.
The following were the results Of the American Ann
tenr Union section two) rolled the knioker.
booker Hotel alleys last night:
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TAs aarvsrS Frsskse. Crew.

cAnAsissn. Dec. lI.-Tbere now only forty sandL
dates for tbs Harvard freshman crew. The Dsx, 70.
ductioa of men will be made on Jan. 4 To-day the
manager of the yS crew YES appointsd. Ne 10 Earle
Brown. man " mach business ability. who is noted
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Bovsllng 0ossip.

In the xsms plsysa IN ihs Athletic Lessas ssrsa be
tsAms on she iatters .ieys. the New yorks made y
strikes 33 spares and brcals which v1s 80 eparos
bsen eaIslled In New York In u tournament game.
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Totals .....

Gotham ....a4 IL c4o 800 asa 42s b1s bs4 GOO 74I
Jonah .....12 lat 100 $40 313 437 515 81s 6y6 tit
umpire-lI; Bohlsn. scorers-Charies II. King and
AveraseNGothsm. 149 IS: Jonah. ls5 rs
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IutAls, .'...II II u oJ3I IOtu
mann

Echo ....ei 1!s Pa $50 AT Ses COZ 6gS is4 800
CermoRS 81 142 223 30U 365 A42 SIS $50 667 753
Impire-G. McEroy. scorers-T. Curtiss and ".
Miller.