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The sun., 1891-01-23
STEINITZ BEATS GUNSBERG.
AMERICAS CHAMPION RENAINs THE
CHAMPION OF THE WoRLD.

The Nas whs has Beaten All Corners for
Twenty-Five Years Dispores orthe Anglo
Hungarian-Beaten but Not DisEraced-
Gunsberr Made a g aiiant Fight Through.
out and Played Fine Chess.
Steinitx was greeted on Wednesday niRht
after he had won tho eighteenth game In his
match with Gunsberg. as possessor OF half
the championship" and receiyed the con-
gratulations Of his friends and supporters on
having. at the very loast Insured draw BY
the brilliant victory which he he'd achieved.
Yesterday. by drawing the nineteenth game In
the contest be became onoe more his old self.
tho chess champion Of the world. which proud
title he has hold undisturbad Tor . quarter Of
century.
To tho spectators at the Manhattan Club the
interest In yesterdays game was reduced tn
the question Of whother Steinitz would succeed
In either winning or drawing 1t, and thereby
secure the hnal victory. or whether Guns
berg would manage to win and thus give the
twentieth and concluding game OF the match
prominence over all the others In point OF
supplying chess players with matter which
would excite in them lively interest and on
tbusiasm.
Having the turn to open, the victorian chose
rs his subject the Queens Pawn's opening.
which ultimately was resolved into n regular
Queens Gambit Declined. The play was con-
Quoted very RAPIDLY on both sides. Queens
were EXCHANGED on tho tenth move. and some
active manPuvring followed. When eighteen
moves had been made the following compare
lively simpla position appeared on the board
over which tho two players isunGt:
BLACK tGuhsberg)-ia piecsa
The sun., 1891-01-23
IN THE M.4NH4TTAN's TANK.
Crack Swimmers Compete for Prizes In Il
New Club House.

Crack Swimmers Compete for Prizes In tho
New Club House.
The members OF tho Manhattan Athletic Club are
being entertained this winter they have never been
before. and the handsome building is Oiled with men,
bsrs every evening
Tho attraction provided for their amusement last
evening by the Entertainment Committee was . series
OF swmming races under the direction Of the lUy ard
amateur champion swimmer W. c. johnson The nrst
event decided was . somewhat novel one being lWl
f,o swim the back. Some OF tho competitors were
under dsAdvAn,aHe having never swum IN that style
although johnson had practically waiEover for nrst
place -,,
The applause which ffesied It, was the diving FOR dis
s .s q e.. H. s.nv
we're easily followed.
"PIeE asvse the .w,mmi9s ins,sussor, also gave an
1hs summ aries foIlnw:
Fir:t hsa.-W. 9 Johnson. nrss; ~ ce.ysr; second
hrst: G.eaver. second. by yard
Iuh Race ser.tehh.fit.t r. hsat.w g. Johnson nrst:
omds. Second heat "A. Ripley. nrst; q NJ Carbonsi
tecoud by nve yards: time. 81 seconds. Final heat
johnson. frat; Ripley second by TWO feet; time, 20
Ihree Hundred Yards tH andicap)-A Msnert soratch,
nrxt. H. Cleaver N3 seconds second By four feet H.
feet Harry v airing second. oS feet. second heat-A
eyR 10 s, les t.. Ing sssRd % feet 50 fs,
WariuK th1rd. 50 feet
IT,: sn Ind ssr aiEs:. aass :ns4 %
Boatwlvk, clerk.
The sun., 1891-01-23
White iSiainitzl-l2 piAcea.

series q additional exchanses which Quickly
sIssa ;SsssSy. "a sEsssen|y * S%iS ,sss ",
%ass ses er 70
n,ur m S9aH
seuth stage tie "asa Spectators We're oY tho 90 opin-
Ion that hs was making. an effort to win;
r A,sssd Gut Se Sim Eh
tho few, remaining officers. while Gunsbere
making very few aggressive moves in theend
game. 4 drawn rosition was finally arrived
pays Sas fensidsraby sPor, a1 q tSpee hours
The remaining game Will not BE- played, az It
ioIs Es'ii is: s.enitH 8: sunsesrs. ! draw drawn; D.
naturally MS there has been some com ment
upon the FREQUENT repetit.on OF ~. same OPEN
% my H 81 Ssss sSs sqsn e IS sfRna Rss
.S sesn .n hs S. IL ss o &. prysss
$isysS h shs ,kay ,LoDss kelissh - GiSeeS
fssst5h Fl snS
r.aassSs dssssy in wlsh ' K: s'sd dusss Iss
e All rs s scepd paye
soiepce, and accept any enm9its that are q.
adopted asais ana sound epenine like !he kuy
Lopez against Zukertort. and the. Queens
Gambit against Tschigorin and GunsberR. and
until was q good numt or q gsmts ahead. As
opportunitS @ Of Varying. though in former M days.
nad 81 sesEef memory Ven'ursd into
ns sG1S IL Gs 9nss 9ss
6nesas shs o mad ae
the fourteenth move black made an attempt
81 snd as the sa
draw himself. for be offered orbortunities iof
srsss Iesat va. ,ss d fWoe oS Soh
pieces we're left on each side-bishop and
Knight with even peTns: !, 49,,
s.r ssa Rrf h RSd qnn madc
tie uS assepE Side Which hoyossr. sreatiY I Com.
ssen ss S s ss 5s banS S
and white ultimately obtained the commend
Of that wing. while BLACKS centre was blocked.
draw TReS %Ss
After this. Gunshsrg. proposed 10 steinitz
TIA ,hsy sh9ud AZ nsh the game and ths
opponent ] ,he odds oi raw. On this nnasrs UNI ss
thsy ne jus. for
tossnsd stenits eontends % that nobcdg s99 wlii h
@ or draw II. pasa whsa
did on tis previous day. and this might b have We
ecfi him 4na nj 81 sSsstsy Ss%s sam. with analytical
notes by StoinitZ, follows:
The sun., 1891-01-23
uarr,cr DasnaIis Challenge.

With all the other Accomplishments which the mem.
bsn Of the champion Prospect farrisrs possess the
seienin pssne OF boxing thsnks to The boom that
sport which swsspins oyer Long Island. has secured
Arm place In the affections Ot the members OF that
organization Stirred BY the ambition 10 shine In tho
pote TO this olnev yesterday
srsysportins columns on JaH. ~ that IBIS FsmettS
Athsiic A.soHiAsto6 bAs vnsr2l iisthy for NOD +"
q: g,sn ~ sl,s t,ul, me-. sigaI roGosition
meet either OF the A0o,s msn dAfrs thar will 10
mnsiy .siisactory to the .rssnsAilsns egering the
uephteS four rounl contest under Tilss Of ths
sAmst.a, A%!nlstis % TnioD Any sss.ptsps. Of .Si,
y ashn .lsSssd ana srrAnssmsu's fon'pssd fer De
~ "JoIs DAesaLl, Ptospse, Hssrisra"
The sun., 1891-01-23
lInndbnll Gossip.

William stoeea and Paddy Mahon are both reported
TO be good condition for the windnp OF their 500
match At IUuttnHys court to m0.I0s afternoon.
Mahon has but 10 take to DO declared the win
ner AMI sux reporter heard quite . prominent man
say yssterdAy that he would wager SiUp 10 SIS chat
Nahun would finish the match by winning tho nrss
game
Al caseys court yesterday Paddy Quinn sustained
tho worst defeat Of his life lie iii tho best Of orn
and therefore To give John Cosgns hve aces
game and be atng. The latter like yopng colt.
and he played around the BAgnalls:own lad AZ a cat
would q mouse Tho playing was under THE Sus's new
ruies aud In the hrst game Quinn completely shut
out Tho scores were: - -TF
fo,n fGoEsiu' Il a I
cogsins had hardly recovered from celebrating such
james Dune Jr. challenged tho Castisbat native 10
play him the best two In three EAmes from thp are
Ine aud he would ask no odds oil tie latter The
teur WAS IN splendid form nhh ne completely distAnesd
his essonai opponent The sccsel were - to aud
q to u.
There i very credtAbls report from South Brook.
lyn that John Delaney VIII % matched TO play william
match viii 20 to 5000 side tho playing, Of
course. to be under the old rules The match will
hardly ever como to a head. 10 tho rrst place the
rules adopted bv the courts IN Now York and Brooklyn
would prevent match beirg played under eny other
any crcsu .ances participate in single handed game
play cd under the Anetent rules
A four handed match between LAwlor and Quinn and
Courtney and Delaney IL talked OF very seriously
The sun., 1891-01-23


Tho Municipal Council! OF St. Paris have lust
tho Grand Prix de Paris.
ess Tss snFss 81 Mss h h.;s Nm
refused BY Gen. Robinson, PRESIDENT Of thS
Chimes and other fair performers
The horse Eenelop. now cunning successful
ly ut Guttenbnrg, was sold Ut one time fuY
s20), and has been retired half dozen tlpoos
being considered brokon down and worthlsss
He comes up winner every now aud then
though.
c.SsI sn !; M$ssss SStsea ibsSsfsssFd Rd r.
Bowling. The dam Of Princess Bowling, is swid
tucky Madden has him 10 the Futlrity. and
Tsfusos TO nut prios on him. 49,"
The condition Of Jockey. Isaac Murphy. &c.
cordilg to the statement Of hia nh ysician. has
been greatly eI.sssratsd, Ths latter Gays
Snt q no time was his ilfe ii danger. 4apn 4urs6;
has made no enga aRe m ents as ;et Tor the sea-
son Of 1891, but he will probably give Mr ii. E
Dwyer FIRST call on his services. q. Is. Morris
will also hive call ON the colored Archer.
sspa9r deland anS ssssnio.d in letter to tns
Chemical strGIs.urSS for speed is 90 excesn that
ISs Sn ysb(Tabs is sstSst ssYs hS5s ls EsSd
Salvador. have meyer seen o horse with
fpssdier iormaiion than FaSins, bnt i Is tfpe
Wpis Is S0 made on The cirsppiInr course q
ssssd 3 Ss ehsRplsa rseona Ssi q aysS! sss
Gne can have 20 at saivntors record AZ Mon
mouth Park next season. = y
The sun., 1891-01-23
Odds and Ends or Sports.

Oo0e anu 1SnOB OF sports.
sJEw;-Pe.s Mccoy, the middle weight stands foe.
sss1 s, 5a:g ss from
John cu,iet has s,sa tn: Esan Stree. Theatre
.ur. 'est of ns ssa% vi" be
NJ pee sullivan yoned during the o,ty.fourth
rain down. " -''>1' -D'
Il h: ess s F.:
5Sny kss s,.sa 70 Z. 'ss Cub 'u'n'' with
H' s!es
n s1 s@S 'D0'
s,, s ,n Eas rI Est
match ri:yianE any ..hs;is club win oael t.t
mss VII ss'y C. ssS'uA'' AM believed A.
1 RY:,os !s, WI. lively round
saa yis
sss rssSa .": sss e.
n" b.. a a apSss ss
s .iry SsS s:s
q: islssias G!$s.i: Fss..s:as .s' 81
sa \ s,sstSss
and Vicinity Ia. NOW r.. than four oiuo. Lsss
s.s;ss
saS ySlr leSai,y re, xssia yes: sssn..s
ss:ys ssS :sEif.
p .,s ,hinx Sa only }soys eonnsS.sa T,h ~ IssE
-a; s'ss
ss sHns. ~ .Yas Sa s,e y!
Tsss :.e's% ,et q; .n,o'sE fr:s:sS
fs.r. M.nry yinsnes sssr:.l sUrn.
.m f.nSa te% S ssus
Michael rSTs T, cub p, Is Gn: .. q: ..ronTss
iss soSi was" n1ys' . II
ss asas1 s saS ,.ss,oS.s: p.s:
Il X: Ha as .RsH u II. il Re
s:y Hss. y IL
; s e y: e0t: y S
"a ssn0 fpa. ,s f e
sss x t"f ssei% Sss: IT, n%s::. s .%ni.;on
S:Ssi T.; Il iYa Sullivan s0''i presented
EsS,r :, S n. ss~psrsS Sse
Ems Sss
Srss.s r5,:5
n K 4;
pin, oet.s is HSaIsrsi iS tasSt would sisH t.a IL
inset Mr JACK rwohey. SoEIfTrnAe ey 10 miEhty KiadI
s!or q The r,na who coula break Gunnnghsm half
a.aos shs yoarS ssrasss psrurSssisn s"o lis aesr.
70 pet amssi right s;psSi.ily With NJ Tsehey ~
=. GsSS: s S ee ;: !. ss
odsted by applying to the beAda srters OF the Noi
pArsil Athletic Club
One OF the 10 be elected officers Of the EsW York
Sm.n4 more ss: spss Ss D ess Ss q nv
Msy si,l rot e signsd. 10 that eass other players
The sun., 1891-01-23
The following shows the standing OF the members OF
ur Bowlng Club In their handicap series up Jan

Sssos.: %@.';$: ssss:: sssS rs:
.;.g IN s ss.y
a.: ,s uS and MSn y
SsH.Tk nay Ha, ,as IL team, q .hs sm,.So
sss :s sins prestige the last bali rc'isa fis
,s ( f. Eo'sn AseH ,s sas-W :sne K ss p.y
ri ss. asxa. o.Ssrn, , so
EisIs ,ls; e., y q s.nt, 1o; ssymSur i5s
sscef,sn iss; W. ). Brown. ,o B. 'fH Durysa 'i is
snSs. M 'E set. s.n.s G~sx Has e sssda mi ILL.,
Rld,Idf: Is. 5s0 C. W. brown. ias; j. A Terrell LIS
81. .a. ss eqe H. sa,s ,ss T. a' psuss sSs.
is kSsE SsEfx ri vos. yaK. i Total n!'''o'
sasns Ss ss wa: Sx /: sS n
r9n..s I'm s h'! Is 4oli III fspi' s0 oFS'ns ias
= :s S:s:"f ss;; bb!H::aSs s.: :s
Mssh...n Hieyel. ciuS. las. evean9 & Fi%~srs els
a The TWO
ns osid III iss
~ s'ds:
Harlem wherlmen- Mainhsrt no; KittIe. lis: Boese,
i2s Bryon. iis lord i2e; Macy, ss; Braden, I9s;
En- anuaL 40 Total StO
II ssSs; sS
Ihe nrst Of series oi matsh games between tho
and s
fs Ts. 1885, Day aos
has'ssn ss LsSs 4ae.d @ Es Ht u s k':s T
tai. 6sa " . - -.
Ciermont-C Smith, l'7: W Smith. 100: Monsees
l4p: Henther ltp II Smith. 1913; Ssult io3: I.ouns.
berry. 1885, Cole. III; Morris io7 W. Smith, i5s TO
tai l,43A
The sun., 1891-01-23
PLAYERS SIGNING For 1891.
Philadelphia Early in the Field-President
YounE Quotes the Law.

WAsHISGToN, Jan. 22.-Prcsident Young to-
day issued tue first base ball contracts OF The
pew Year. and expects TO be pretty busy In that
line up to the frat Of February. when the new
Arbitration Committee will meet.
PhilRdelphin. as usn ! Is nlst in the Geld 10
sign players. those whose contracts were pro-
muRated to-day being ns follows: S. l.. Thomp-
con, A. Myers. W. Clemson. &. Esper. f. W.
Clements John +. Schult. " illiam L. Gray. L,
u. Mayer. ". A. Sunday, and ". H. Hamilton.
All doubt has been removed Is TO where Tom
DAILY will play this year. for his name Is
appended 10 n Brooklyn contract. together
with those OF Collins. Iovett. O'Brien, G. j.
Smith. &Il Pinkney. quartet Of I.eagpe
players have appended their signatures to con-
tracts 10 play at Cleveland during the season
Of 1851, those who broke the ice being ID. r.
Young. ". C. Alvord }. X, Virtue. anu @. s.
Davis. Troy wanted team to represent It,
aud two mon huye been signed Richard Knox
and Jerry Foley. In the Western Association
contracts have been made with the following:
i. j.. Smith. George liogtiever. William J.
Hoover. J. H. Manning. joseph worrick, John
Annon, Fred Schmidt and Geo H. McHaie.
Thus iqr no contracts nave heon received at
a vii III u hi's s 3"@ns
"q93EEs sgS ls ms nriys; i%r lhereit meeting
" s" 'v a. " rs tie Washinrtons are eoacornsd
thero ~ no quest ion that IA sti ouE teau will DO
the ",iicone OF tho efforts In that direction by
Director scanlan and Manager Trott. the latter
Of whom j. now ont ,t on tho ,ond in quest q
mooied regarding an American Association
made TO former moint ers II the sena, orial ae-
E,,egalioA who cast their fortunes with tie
ICON rsiscg IssaraIns a % ths iio" and esrse anso
cially by base ball peoylo wno would llhc TO
secure such, mon as lladdock. Hoy. Mack,
seems to DO no douht tisi tic Washington
ndnngcn, Mt hns acted lair and SQUIRE IN tbe
MATER Presidsnt Young las been Aipcaled
The sun., 1891-01-23
Acorns Stand True to Their Colors.


Thanks to fHu sus, the Acorn Athletio Associstion
will save fts champion light weight tug oswH team
after ALL the offer which tho BERKELEY Athletic Club
representatives ma > hayihs its e9eot whom tho an
nouucem msnt was made. A msnbsr OF the Berke ey
Athletic Clyb made this eonddsp.ial admission to >
scS reporter ye.-risy since t,has come out don't
mind telling YOU that ~s did contemplate getting Ar
os fs'fS Il *;
sa1. I, .s as ,s y. nj Ia
the fol6wtn letter from me m6Sf eS t6s Atorns re
esived At THE Sus once ysassfdAy. makes t look a. II
f :s " K.,
hls 9:xt .pp.arsnee. YOU'D wsaI The sherry di..
= leave y ai,d join forces vHS ,hs BsvYslsys Nr
@ e. s'a % =: ss! "
t ,sSsS.ss II, S.
sSshcr sh %POn being ,.ksa hs senfsa & :svs the
WITH nsm sines thry nrs. started l.vf worssd hard
vil uoti .tii! nird: y % shs iuturs STr
os:r q Ihs Nan!s..s1 Ash,e,e CUB sho i9ld ~ &.
isond, .pSl.m. and aadst. sisnijs.ndy; - has
sutths HeornI won't iifs hin his rsIs sssa ~ ''
The sun., 1891-01-23
Hacius Prospect. n Kentucky.

LEIisGIo~ Jan az Judging by the entries that were
made public to DAY. the coming spring meeting Of the
Ksntucky Association VIII b. brilliant success The
number In each event exceeds the fondest sxpscta-
toph AND h Is decidedly Tsprsssntatve lot Of horses
thay hsys sseesDsS !hs eondi.toEs Il The s,.kss Of
tas an inorsA.s q zoI oSsS isst Jesr two buadisS
Essed In the stsssa In the elder dlyisionS are many
PIonInsnt PnI psrtS.psf- The ms"lns 10 70 begin Aprf
JpsIs sIs %S: Than .So horses already IN rsipns IN
Just received ,s nnlshing touches Many dollars have
that VIII contest for The large stakes ana
phspomspsi time v
The sun., 1891-01-23

10 for decision In this matter, and In bis reply
he quotes from article ? OF The. national
agreement OF professional base ball clubs Tor
tho year 1890.
This article reads rs follows:
Upon tue release player from contract or teser.a
tdn with ant club member OF either a,ociaton, party
hereto the service OF such player shall At once be sub
lset to the o. hs Other CLUBS oI sach ssoes
r.tsry thereof for period Of ten DAYS after notice OF
aecsptsd said player mar n.so!ate and contrse! WITH
shall send notice to the secretary Of the other atoca
tion Of said payers releass on the date thereof
.sp,,,.lon % The ten Day. stor..aid pr.yisa that
bsrshp In einet association party hsseto ,ha operate
subject TO the sceeptancs Of the ohet edos Of such
soc!atiUn. a. hereihbsfors provided
According to this provision. no question can
legally be raised as to tho right OF the man
aGGement Of the Washington Ciub 70 sign any or
md this IA accordingly to stnnd ma the de-
cision Of the President of the National League.
The sun., 1891-01-23
Entries nt Clifton.

The Passaic County Agricultural Society nounces
this progra ANNE for to-day:
pounas Sam Morse, lle; J }. u,n. rs; Raymond.
los: Harry Ireland. lU8; kAncsvi.le, lU3; Cupid sa
PeRasiR 81 Humility. a. - ~
secony Race-Five fnrlonss Planter. Jio pounds;
ProdiysL llu; Defendant. liB; Dixie ID5 Dalsyrisn
,o!: Aa,sra.nd io.: ~ M.'pie ioI: Frank L as: Pst
Ruby. as: Lady ~. 81: Honate niiy 81.
Third Race Six and . haif furionas. selling Rum
io7; Pr.afns,s Lass iS7 Truth is: Emma j. 3GS ISs
tinoro II. 100: A. y H. %
Fourth Rsce-seven furlonRs: handicap salvini
ia pounds: Prince James lfA: GTimaId, lO4 Golden
Peel. log; Dalsyrsn loi: Lewis Cla.is loo; Kyrls
Carte. 81.
Pirth G.ce-One mile and half; selling Thsodosus
III pounds Gendarme liU; SpsriinR los: EcArte is5;
zsnEosr los; Nesde, ioa; Bonanza ioi; Lewis Clarke
Sixth Race-Three quarters Of . mile Lysander J4z
ponnds; Adolph 49,! Yo,lnk Duke I4e; VI John lbIt
Rossvle, 90; Irene II. 8a ~ " HI-T 'N'
The sun., 1891-01-23
Totals ..''.....................,te7 te7 Al s3s
The standing Of the teams up to date hss follows,
New York Rowing clnb.. Aruua, D,.aer

New York Rowing Cinb's Annual Dinaer
The New York Rowing Club which Is now the rowing
department. Of the Berkeley Athletic Club held It's
nua dinner last night at sherrys Thiryseventh street
end Es,h avenue covsrs we're laid foT forty, and ths
Was prettily decorated with the prize banners
and the buo and red coors Of the club.
Tie New York Rowing Club vss organized In 1874 and
incorporated In 1879 and MAS until the past few ysa
one Of tie most wing organizations IN tho
United states no"nt two years ago tt was srnaea:
holds u charter and lis Hsnus diu"er ss Of Cd '''
The New York Rowing Club " d formed BY number
smong is chattsr m.nSers being d \. Leland, !. ].
ie,and q " instrse!L !. a Asehim. X o Cornell II.
Among those present. last nipht were PRESCOTT H. But
4 z co,hs'l, + J. ps r:ys.s5 f,E Ds dTieouGa !: n
AbIshAp Mils 4. q Kok'pbAugb. I. Van Rsnssslisr
The snnna election OF ocors OF the club Will also bs
bsld at sheTrys Oh May II.
The sun., 1891-01-23
The Kemp Trophy Match,

Tho great twenty-five men team match for the Ed.
ward Kemp trophy will end tomorrow night when
Company HIS team Of which so much Is expected wilt
shoot.
Never in the history OF the many team compositions
ON the ranges Of tho Seventh Regiment has contest
been 50 close the present ono Company BIS team
from Company fulfil the expectations entertained Of
them they will surpass the former teams record and
carry on The coveted golden horn. Company Il team
Was ii the pus night but they failed 10 come smv
Shsfe near the present high score Their score fol.
lowG
The sun., 1891-01-23
Welsh Accept. sicily. Challenge.

At the recent Brooklyn Athletic Cub sparrinR tour.
ney Jack skey tho ateat addition the ranks Of tho
Manhattan Athletic club. CHALLENGED ary lis-pound
amateur in America to meet him In four.round oon
Club promptly sscettsd the challenge and stated that
he would meet skeiy before tn. Manhataps AZ thef
tive ot great eonts, Welsh recently wop ihe feather
whils Weighing close 20 l4s pounds having had Hob
Cunningham. club mate weigh ~ tor him. and hs II
q O q "
The sun., 1891-01-23
"BEST & GOES FARTHEST."
IN OLD-TJME PRIZE FIGHT.
Ono OF the ContcstantS Kicked In ths
StOmach by . Spectator.


Stomach bx . Spectator.
HAMMOND. Ind. Jan. 22-One Of the old-time
prize fights took place two miles south Of this
city last night between Con Murnhy and Jim
Doyle. for purse OF 1895 aud the Ga.o receipts.
Doyle won the fight.
Both men were evenly mntcnci At l59 pounds.
In the Arst round Doylo won first blood aud q
knock down. In the second Murphy landed
some hot ones on Doyle's mock and face. roceiv-
Ing slight punishment In return. just before
they could como together synjn q man kick ed
Murphy IN the stomach. and q general rough.
feiors Il WI VA! ini4hsd 1 1ssysrai T spoe etatots were
badly punished IN the thlid round y wns
Fourth round Murr!Y. by Esil-,:.rsetei blow.
knorked Doyle down apd thfohgh the. ropes.
sfaa hS Spd ar rnS sor eh eWhS sAS9 nsas1 SS
put him to sleep. Ho made o desperate rally.
bnt from this on Doyle. sering his chan1e:
worked away on his weakened opponent and
soon laid him out.
The sun., 1891-01-23
Chess Notes.


There Is II Great likelihood Of spe cal chess
match of threo games being arranged TO be
played IN this city between Steinitz and Guns
thH IT, subject subject Of The ccntest 10 ne Ii The Evans
Gambit Conducted In tho same manner as TIE
fNsnSS cable game as played between steinitz
tesn,h move, hereafter to be played as either
player may think prorer. Both masters are
willing to enter upon such IN encounter. bnt
as yet they have not been able to agree upon
ths other necessary terms.
Blackurns. the celebrated English blind
lnyitation OF the Havana Chess CLUB TO VISIT
the Cubap capiteI and play a series OF matches
With strong local amateurs. including Seniors
Golmayo and VasGuez. and also 10 give Llind-
fold and simnl,aPsous porformslcss Of the
lust. for New York on his way to Havana
suhscrber.-Pster Jackson met and defeated George
Godfrey In twenty nins rounds The battle fought
under the auspices Of the Cslifornia Athletic Club.
Dee. Ia lcv1. '
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A Challenge from q New Club.

Another recent addition to Brookiyns sporting or.
Ranzations the suuawog Athletic Association, whose
hesdquarer. at 6Ie,t Third avenue, has been formed
mo orgsnization propos TO enter the dstic reAlm
aHdth. toIleEing proposition vas received At rHk sun
80 rnE EbiroR or Tur srx-sir: The Sun Athletic
Associatioa oners prize valued at SltO for . four
round sparrng contest for points, between Jack krAus
and any other good 2apound man william Monre pre-.
fsrrsd ne ctsst p Dc decided oetos the nemsers Of
ANA Replies to tts otter should be addressed 10
George hoen, 6scrrtary Sunawog A. A., 6l6k Third
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aIntrie'a Latest Sch enc.

Manager Jim Mu,rie wants to become afriend 10
everybody and with that idea In mind he Is
aseheme whereby those persons who are engaged In
business during the day can have opportunity to
ercss at hight 'T -
n he refs,vss the necessary eneouIagsmsnt he says
that he will lay out tracks on both the present ball
grounds and have enough eectrics to mako the tracks
M light as day He SAWS that all open air Athletic sports
crosse Jim 70 now lool Ing for the N
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sEeOKp cAnp.
Totals ......lS 25 81 l4t3l

Tho Exeter No. team succeeded In Winning the third
game OF the arlington tournament OF Brooklyn on ed.
nesday evening. The scores;
tijRn CAMP.
rxeisr M, i-aordop iet. E. Robbins, ieai Br!Tna
l''O. II Robbins. 1885 Lehrman lTL Total el0 -
sans souci-A Brion i8J -. Brion. l66; Scho. l45i
0rindun, i3l: Efeft, lilo. Total. TAI
tn. Fearless Club defeated The Madison team In the
third game Of tho Brooklyn national tournament on
Wednesday evening TGs scores:
GAaE.
feariess-9. McFlrov. l3s. Danes IFS: MehI ies;
Aux amt. i3Y; +. McE,roy III. TotaL I'M
Msdhon.Taylor; itl; Lux iau; Fish, III; fsoble
llo; E,liott, l53. Total ia