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'it,.s aud eousins I.ste.A Of KieL,,E.

moro brutal football game has not been witnessed
this than that played on the Brooklyn Young
Mems sChrstianAsaocatong groundsyesterday afternoon
The Centenary Collegiate Institute team Of Hackets
town came down to play . friendly game with the
Adelphi Academy lads. but there little friend.
Illness exhibited between the teams. The biting
tenary eleven INDUCED in was shameful. George
Morgan was deliberately Kicked BY Taylor and
and chsdwiek we're slsc rather ssriou.y Kicked:
when three before the end OF the half
Bert Pratt was kicked. The Amherst quarter back
Bile night took place 6e!vsen him and Taylor. He bit
much endure. and the Adephis left tho neld. The
At that time IL to in favor Of tho Jersey
boys. The teams were:
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sHOoTTNg.


Yesterday afternoon the members Of the New Jsrssy
Shooting Club shot seven prize matches s blue rock
targets At Claremont The scores wsrsi
for = Marlin rine.J o. Berdan. 36: W. j. Simpson and
ptedrch w schae6er. 10; g. Hathaway 10; Charles 4
Compeon. II.
Ten pigeons from unknown ansies-w. >. Simpson. 0:
4. r. Compson G. Hathaway. and Diedrich ". schaef.
fer 9; >. n Berdan and Charles A. Pope, each; E
Warrington, 8; y, Goddard. 4
y. oisd; msy:se.ss
Goddard. 10: E. warrington. Ia
walking Match o. Ten Singles Second barrel Hlts 20
fer and J: Bsrdan. 7; AZ. Compson. 3: Charles A.
pggS. pogs ri e. Warrington and J. H. Richmond. Z. T.
Keystone System, twenty Singles O. Hathaway.
Dtedrtch W. haefer. and W. J. simpson. 20: j. II.
R'ehmond le Charles A. Pope. 10; A. c. Hunt. ID; A.
Ton sinalea from Unknown Ansles-w. J. Simpson. o:
A. .. Compson q: Diedrch W. schsener. Z; Charles A.
toa tSs.i !: = d esdasrS and = D. Ser'.n o. b. warning
fifteen Blue Rocks Keystone system-J D. Berdan.
D: Charles A. Pope and 4. r, Compson. g: &C. Hunt
Warrington. 4
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SAH FRAscisco. Nov. 28.-Bob Fitzsmmons. the cham.
pion midde.weight pugtist. showed himself to be .
very fair wrestler last night but ho overstepped the
mark when he tackled Joe Acton at tho Occidental
Club for 900 purse The struggle at the catch.
ascatch-can style. Fitxsimmons tho nrst fall,
but tho ne 1t two fell to Acton handiiy.
Sergeant Owen Davis. the swordsmnn. was fought to
stAndstill by Jack Wilson, soldier stationed At tho
United States military reservation OF the Preside. last
night. Davis gave up at the close OF tho sixteenth
round. after taking much punishment.
Patsy Csrdid, who was matched 70 night Joe AcAuho
At tho California Club next month has arrived here
He expressed himself being In much better condition
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The Crack Shot. or the Newark Club.

HEwARE. Nov. 2s-The old Stone House grounds Of
John Erb have always been famous for good birds but
all previous records cast in the shade by those fur
nished for the Newark Gun Club their monthly shoot
yesterday. Previous to tho regular club number
OF fourbird "sweeps" were shot that resulted fol
lows: First event. Collins Brientnai and Hollis divided
nrst money straight Erb took second money
on three kills; Wheaton third on two kills. Second
frst Dot on four each; symeS ktb and Wbsnton '
vided second. Third event. Hollis. Collins Wheaton.
Hrentnnl Erb and Lindsey divided frat money sfter
killing all their birds.
modined GurIinrham q entrance Zee resuWsd a. so.
lows: Collins and Lndsey killed 10 straight and divd.
vided second money Ero. drinen. and Bruen killed
y, Smith g. and Leddy e.
AZ seven birds IS entry. the nrst money went to
Griden and Cons who grassed all their birds: for
ond money symes was alone with kills. Third money
went TO Briontnan and Hollis on kills each
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The Once Great Ton Bowling Sold for $50
LoyalIst Brings olo. 600.

LExryoroS. Nov. 2a-The combination sale
Of thoroughbreds held here to-day in tho
stable OF Treacy & Wilson WAS well attended
and prices were strong. the bidding being
spirited all along the line. The highest priced
horse OF the day was imported Loyalist.
bought by Gen. ". H Jackson. Belle Meade
Farm. Nashville. Tenn. for $4,000. after q
bitter contest with W. L. Hammersley OF New
York and Milton Young OF Lexington. The
lowest priced horse was that once great per-
former. Tom Bowling. Sanford Lyne bought
him for $50. and when the pride OF McGrath-
lana was led from the ring sorroWful silence
fell on, the crowd. The seyenty-three head
@ Foss Fl i1t ovea cS%
IpH bysa a:.a sy s,'riin.j .jsss.on Ss% Belle
Imp Ss4 Hss"S ss$ Ssis: j 4!sjS:' II y&:ss
s::s ss$'i: 5; lE;asSst: y a$:,,s";
'!sas KsesS 4.'s!; s Rss.fs SrsE %
By Ttchborn; ). H. Mccormick toney Island, 1.l5o
Rsbei: D. b. Norris. Grsvesend. L. I.'..::.,,: 5000
F:s B. p f.is'sG % an% ss,:': aalr
nsssIs ss% rpss.. s iusE isiEIss ss II
E Ess!rs:sFs.ess sssifis issrsE sy Dft' e
CormiSk. Coney Island. nd.;.;;....;.........."I.: 600
1mperatrico. By imp Warminster: j. d. NC ~.
Imp black Dean br h.. B. by Rosicrucian. dam
Sameless, by Bitnkhaiie; W. L. HAmmersiey ara.
Giircy: Milton Souns' LssinE!on on. ..,.......;. L67s
Lonsfsliow: j. n. Camden. Versailles. KY. 72S
ls$y ~s 1shsosSs; % ss %R iTa:,1oHs a: @
Lee asils B. M s. BY Ieisp;. dam Belle oi NJ
Zoah, by Virgil; Gen. W. II. Jackson. Belle
Mia. sh. M. s. b. onendsss. dam Una. BY war
vPs.Is vPPsnIes iy yoy;aap shp; naw.y Iii dam 1850
Doc. BY Uncle VIC; b. B. Million. Milton. ky... bc6
by Ths snsi Major b. O. Thomas Esington. 800
by imp Great Tom; dsn. W y Jsckson:.... $50
King Eric. b. b.. Z. BY King Ernest. dam Cy' ooo
clone, BY Parmesan: EdgevAter Farm. 1000
TArquin bI c.. O. by Duke Of Montrose, dam
Minnie willi.ms BY Barney Williams; James an
rrstsisn e. l.. ]. BY sp:ndtaiiii.. dam Xitiio.
, ton hAsI.na p kIs1afrTssy Ty "a %srHr. ~ i:a. As'o
muiF. dam Dorcss, By TTsppist; a. D. Wilson. ..o
siiysa Z. yssIhnI. ~ imp; oliver Nine dam
Silvia Springer By imp. Buckden; Byron Nc -.
Cieusno. Lexington. sio
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JACK DEMPSEY NEEDS A RESI-.
His Return to Old Associations Seems t.
Have Been Too Much for Hin.

Have Been Too Much for Him.
Tho friends OF Jack Dempsey are worried about
ports that going around concerning his health.
Jack has not appeared at all the shows by the
variety company with which he has been identified
since he left tho Pacific coast and much comment has
been made on that fact. The truth be that
Jack. who 10 Of the most conviviai fellows in the
world. has met too many Of his old friends
since no came back East and been unable to
resist tho calls on his good fellowship. His
physician DR. Peter Hughes of 275 Berry street, Will
famsburgh. who has attended Dempsey for several
years told SuN reporter last night that he knew of
serious ailment that Dempsey had. and he had
him only the day before.
good deal OF mystery has been allowed to surround
Dempsey and his condition for what purpose nobody
knows. For instance II u known that Larry KiiAn OF
Boston saw Jack ut the Boswyck IIotsi IN Williams
burgh. on Friday evening about 9 O'clock. Yet tho
clerk at the hotel suS reporter last evening that
Dempsey went away nom the hotel the day BEFORE
and left address, at that.
1t would appear that the popular middle weight 10 do
sirous Of secludtng himself for . while. and that 10
about all there is 70 apparently Whether he has
intention OF canceing his present contract with the
Harry williams company could not be learned dennite
y. He told Larry killiAn that he feared ho would
have TO.
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The Titan Athletic Club will hold stag reception
on Saturday evening Dec 49, at tho club house. IA
nSst George wS55h shs shsmp!Sn ish. "s!sss
II. Kellner. ioo,ponnd boy Of srooklyn E D.: :sy.
s TO Ss LAD ., 1as
gloves for purse of s:b Kelnsr lives at S5s wythe
of America told sun reporter Yesterday be Would
mo n sss f s than a sc
thinks dIinen is the best man in tho world at his
Joe Hecht OF West oboken writes to THE suS that
VIII h Of Em En and w
~ $sI;. time place :saEas .ss:
q the
supposed
s nees %dSa re-
purse Of $500 for Mahsr aud cotSe shs Tor pro:
ley Mi.cheil and Jim cOrbest to gSt rorp ''' '
AZ g @ s s os % s.y
:s 5 : +. ;s,ss
fators. Tho betting In favor OF the fellow from
Cincinnati: AcEiroy knocked his opponent out In tho
third round.
The postponed cafnavai of sports which the williams
burg A. a were to have held their grounds Thanks
giving Day will take place this afternoon. The bal
snce q the Amty Athletic Assostati1n's champion.
petitions Of the WilliAnsburgh A. A. Will be decided
The Amity wheeimen and Centaur Cycling Club will
fs;H sS the
Tickets are out for the finish fight wit skin gloves
between Eddie Avery OF Williamsburgh and "Chsppe"
Moran. They cost So apiece Avery is the lad who
wanted to get 'go" with Ar Levy. ths English BAN
but Levy refused to fight with skin gloves lie
then took Moran. Moran Is well known hereabouts
He has been in London for a veal, where he won sew
to be stih pnncher and clever boxer lie has many
admirers In Brooklyn and has good backing. The boys
night At 1O5 pounds. and the betting will probably be
about even At the ring side.
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ENGLAND's cYcLERs MUST BRACE UP.
Arthur Zl.nermnn P-epnring for . Long
Trip Abroad.

Trip AorOn0.
AsauaY PARK. Nov. .8--Arthur A. Zimmerman the
clever amateur bcycst is at his home in ManasQuan
preparing for trip abroad. Z. Corcoran Of tho New
York Athletic Club who is his trainer. and Howard
Zimmerman. his youngest brother. will go with him.
The latter is rapidly becoming speedy rider As soon
a. Arthur reaches England he will 80 into training.
and take part In all the big there. An
English nrm Of bicycle manufacturers are conf
dent that Zimmerman can beat AL the crack
riders IN that country. The Amercans leading
opponent other side will be Osmond the English
champion. who recently rode n mile in minutes and
10 seconds. Zimmerman \ friends claim that the Eng
sh trucks much better than those III this country
and OF better time be made. They are con
hdent that ' 'Znmy will lower Osmond's record by at
lenst three seconds. Zimmerman Will return home in
ford Springfield. Peoria, and other places.
Zimmerman says he iS strongly opposed to the pro-
posed changes in tho institution of the Amateur Ath
letc Union. that the members would be allowed to
for money In place Of prizes and that will permit
them to sell their prizes III the members OF tho
union raced for money" said Zimmerman today.
bicycling in this country would receive severe blow,
would be tnrned into farce shall fight against such
innovation. also consider the rule prohibiting tho
sale OF prizes Of best the books OF the union
Why should . man sell prizes which he has won in
manly sports. have lots Of prizes won in races
which cannot use but would not sell them"
nearly sixty gold and silver medals four pianos one
watches three breechoadinH guns ten sets OF silver
diamond rings. pins. and studs twelve bicycles
silverware Of all kinds banquet lamps and room fun
OF other articles The lot il valued at nearly $4,000
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sAN FaAscsco. Nov 2s-Peter jackson was greatly
disgusted to-day when he received despatch from Mr.
Noel of New Orleans asking II he woud nRht Corbett
there in February. "why," said Peter. everybody
knows have tr,ed for months q return night with
Corbett hut when ho refused all offers made match
With slayin: He tnows that nothing on earth would
could have got another 20 At hiIn. He knows too,
can't dght In Now Oresns because black men
shown fair play. It's rank advertising scheme with
Corbett and he knows there's chance Of my accept
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ae second ssriss Of games In the Brooklyn Bicycle
suos pool and whist tournaments were played on Rr
y evening At their club hAuse. % Hanson place In
poor series W, Fuller beat D. Cole by co TO 81. b.
soe oeat Fred Cooke by GO to 27. u BorAud beat A.
Sarneit by 30 IL b. Cole beat " stiilwsl by 80 10
1t.S ssa. Hobby BY 20 te 20 and Arthur
sss,s nIs game was between II Raymond and n Esmond
XII tS ~ RointA In the sssoad game u. Rsymond
~ n D0fAa defeated W. FULLER aud Y. AAlmsr by
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Wa.hinston Heisht., shots

me third Of series Of vebird shoots OF the wash.
inGton Heights Gun Club for gold medas took place
yesterday the clubs gfoundA 10th street and Fort
Washington avenue Huriin3ham sules governed. Each
GhlT.s H n rrsysE !; Edwara % soe Z Matthew Cog. 9:
Iervilliser 9: David Wagner g; Maoney. 81 W. r.
Rittenbush 8; James veitel 81 r. Leporn I: Charles
Powers. 4: George Snook. Il Andrew Wtnkeman. 4: II.
y. 6todtman, y; A. Dexhemie, .
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slips iron the wleksts.

D. Psurs School has now 800 active ertokstsrs.
The Haverford College eleven keep up practice durtns
the winter months In their "shed."
Tho Chicago clubs expect TO have big carnival next
year and WIN arrange for an International game with
Lord Hawke
Tho division Of the Metropolitan League into new
sections sti agitAtos the minds of local crckete but
% far no feasible plan has been suggested.
Tho cricketers Of New England are coming to the
front the many associations helping TO boom the
considerably. while tho players are reaching higher
standard.
dividial cups will be made ~ a smoking concert on
Monday evening Dec. Z Tho President OF the league
!ksL sophiss (. follows: 10 thS staten Island 9; O.
ss1 ~ 10 sS iSssis ssss 81 St S.y sssisss
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Leuisv,ile's Da.Ssr IL Up.

LornutIs. Nov. as.-Ths talk among the baseball
cranks hero the reported loss Of Taylor and Jenning
President shucksy said tonight that no one could
make him believe that either OF the would jump
contract. they have been Induced to syn contract
tt was purely provisional one and done through
misappf shsnsion that the Louisville club was weak
..id VIII nsh. ihs ease 20 tIs bitter end p shs
sas y
anAhsiay. H strikes me e being jsst the reverse:
81 cheek n fa VA iesWsfdcd @ lin every pay dsy
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Scatterine Shots,

1he Transit Rod and Gun Club held their weekly shoot
yesterday afternoon their grounds at Westchester
Each man shot a. thirty birds The scores .ere Games
Spencer, u: q. Hopp, l5: s. Tompson ~: n Hoffman
lS T. Holbrook. Is: W. Dey II: Z. Widder. II: F. H.
Wonenstein II.
SO few members appeared at Dexter Park Long
Isa nd yesterday that tho events resolved themselves
into series Of matches bet ween 7. r Edgerton
tam Of the Glenmore Rod and Gun Club and Dr. shes
OF the Fountain Gun Club The frat match was At
live birds Dr. Shells shooting at 20 yards and Edgerton
at 80 yards for $40. DR.. Shells killed ten straight and
won. Tho next two matches were at i've birds EACH
Dr shells won both killing i've straight each
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State. I.l..s Cr,e.e,. c.. Play Football.

The eleven OF the Staten Island Cricket Club defeated
the Etna Football Club the grounds Of the former
Staten Island Yesterday afternoon The Etnas put up
strong game but they match for the cricket
sinsheimer Allison. and White put up excellent
game for tho Etnas. Tho cricket club men played on
touch downs for tho Etnns. and White kick led goal
The points for tho cricket club we're made by Carlton
was: staten Island. Id: .Etna. 10. Tho teams lned
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Gossip Of the wheel.

The watsessing wheelmen held club run to Hilton
yesterday
Rockaway to-day.
At the last meeting Of the Columbia Cyclers seven
teen new members were enrolled.
Tho Business Mems Cycling League will hold race
for the Murray cup early In the spring.
club has organized At woodside. n. j.. TO
be known as the Columbia Cyciers. -.
The regular monthly meeting OF the Kings County
wheelmen will be held on next Thursday evening
The Columbia Cyciers will have house warming
Friday evening at their club house. Las West
End avenue.
The South Brooklyn wheelmen formally opened
their club rooms at Eighth avenue and Fifteenth
street on Thanksgiving Day.
Thomas Relple, the Birmingham champion 10 ex.
pected locate in this city. He has left England and
anticipates racing at our tournaments next year.
II. Strugnell. H. c. W.: r. W. Fullee. II. W.. and O. n.
Luscomb L. l. W. have been appointed . committee to
arrange for banquet be held after the whoelmens
theatre party on Dec. ~.
Tho handsome club house Of tho Kings County wheel
At 255 Bedford avenue Brooklyn has been sold
probably seek new quarters before that time.
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Asbury PARK wheelns..

Assuny PAax. Nov. 2s-The two bicycle and the
game Of football postponed from the nrst annual
Of the Asbury Park whselmen on Thanksgiving Day.
were held this afternoon Tho first race for
hers OF the home club with safeties two-thirds Of
mile Harry Martin vas trst Ray Pawlsy second and
smiie with four prizes. Tho winners came home in
the following order: Frank Pawlsy. T. Frank Appieby
The game OF football was between the wheeiWen's
tors, under the command Of Elvin BlrtiA Each team
rad
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tn. Winners q, o,o,es,tsr.

lovs:
cs. snS half sT1on
voe 9I Eaee-six and quarter furiongs pendons
LIZ ihsird RAss.six and a half furlonsa A. O. II won
fouftS9 R.s.issn ssissn taIs ,n,1s Tine ,o,a
'ISii T,I,b bRusoer third, Time. 1:lyl
Won 'R 4. lksee-Three.guarters OF mile. HAwkstous
s S,s,h ,hhApthena second. Ascot third. Time. 1:22k
vrAsta. vata Esee-Popr and half furiongs. Comet won
I'M ~ " second. Nike Watson third. Time. I:oo<
'u1 was The last day OF the meeting.
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RACING IN LNGLAND,
Lily OF Lunisy Wins tho Manchester Esaal.
cap from CatArina.

LONDON. Nov. 2a-This was the third and
last day OF the Manchester November meeting.
Inc race o! the day was the Manchester No.
Sember Handicap. 1t was won by Mr. Vyner's
Ne-year-old brown mare Lily Of Lumley. by
Thcas or Thurio. out Of Lady Lumley. Mr.. T.
'enningss three-year-old Catarins was SEQ
SI,a, SSha, and Mr. A. Taylor's four-year-old roam
VIZ Aadame d,Albany, by Buchanan. out OF
race were:
oxsnasap % soveregns each loforfsit with 600
nins aaaed Tor and win
sor.,., ~ soyeretxns out OF the stakes; entrance
an. mIh. the only liability II declared by Nov. II;
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The wi.ners =, o.raels Park.

.HieAso. Nov. 2s-To-days races At GARFIELD Park 70.
suited as fouows,
nud.rF F.sssys .ssobd 5;SnFs oovsT5sr wheeler n
,a.nd Sseond Race-Fivs furlongs. remedy nrsk I'm.
ianfS is.Ia :ssoIS honss.iI t,a third nas. iGe
s1rmoIrs third Time, :S2k
..sSss sssS s.s!. fa,loas. NY s.o nr., Good Day
sSsa sass fEsS; Esssa,s ssS ns Pick Up
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Robert Hawkins and Asa whymer OF Middletown shot
in day In the Pines twenty-five quail and a. many
rabbits.
Large numbers OF Wild ducks are being shot on the
inside OF Sandy Hook During the easterly storms the
lily bagged.
Charles H. Reed Of Middletown shot large gray fox
lately while rabbit hunting. The animal was the
nt Of the kind in that part Of New jersey fss
twenty-five yeAxa.
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Paterson Toushs Break Up the 0s.s.

HAcE1xsAcE. Nov 2s.-The football match between
Oritani Field Club and Paterson High School to-day
suited In singing match There was count in the
half which nnsy played. Al the beginning Of
tho second half vivian Lewis. an outsider from Pater
Of Oritant. A general row ensued In which Referee
Frank Smith and several players were more less In
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Tug OF War. 0pea to the worsA.

Bosros Nov 2s.-An international tus.ofwar contest
10 to be held in this city during the last week In
ber Ten teams representing America. Ireland. Eng
land Scotland, Germany, Italy. Canada, China Nor.
way and Sweden. have Already entered. and $1,000
20 30 given away In prizes.
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Totals. ia 20 10 s5a ro..l......i6isso Is % 7ta
ha:S' h:as% m ss s 81 sc .sS sss sS
.nd j. P%R1:s aonassn and h''''
srasss 0f long i.lsna % .ouln.@sn. % mem On S,2ss night
The scores;
s is ass 1871
indsr. lie; joosI iGo. i. f Total. TOT o. '''
~. 40,
Heinzt. l4i: Joos.. iis Total. Ioi.
THIRD eAnE.
~: R9ss,so 11s; Hosn BOT
,ia is%EsAsyf Ess,i sS Lssn.n ss Ss
Ps H:.rs s
stoliberg. Treasurer: Edelh.user Captain; chaIle:
ss!s nss
ss.a aies:s
isS' i hss:s H. H. .iass 'ss
:s .1s. I.s,d Hsss .ss M. s
.es 80 eszss sSs :s a: ss
giving Day. Tho scores were:
rtksf GAHh
ass:;s iS 'ss Rs!:' H. IL:
soidsn Roas knssls i17 ". Arnold las. Ea.:s.a%.
lss ss III T. s rS ''
SECOND CANE
os. 49, srnaasss snsnSr 49, S ds.s
,ss S;sfs: ISL :a s sss
n. Iv.rho., and AInbas ro,Ied tvo samss on rhurs
sos H,u'sn III sr.i'''d 49, Van
Bss:i 1ss Ss'f IA s;o'''f' '''
SECOND CANE
Alphs1Ee,cn lao: aaus1h CHI i4s & Braisssd- ltA' Van.
ss 1a
IN: IN the S ss: :s
l5s ss Rsr.n %H. lss 81 uhl lsa
WI iSS s as:E 1ss fs;
SECOND
UNI
~si 1ss ssseRsf Dsionss s iss Ios. tx
Of the SSSparsll and Mercury clubs tho Sonpsr,i
npa!s,!. s.tss 1906 sesell.ns 1879; Miller 1877 z.
s eos. ass 'f%es IT,
1885, aas & Len
"a, aonsrOss iis; dfOe. lis: Lockwood. las Total
Twenty;third street Branch Y.Mc. A-CoI 1872:
IT, ISL s'sss iss is
ARaxs!asanfss sr.sss s: o's .1exnd, 1885, r.s
urf 2s s s.uFss aas Hscrs sI
stumpfel. 49, Total i.lse
on The
sc.tterpin-Kolmyer 1888: Brust, l6S; Meyer. 1sA
1877: forman. III: Runyan. l7s. Total col.
s :ass '',: r'i..s
I ic. a 1'' 7odd'n 1'o
Unigue-Boynton. is8: Br.pskmnler. l!7: BALDWIN.
49, ss kqnySE y l:e FEED Toll FL e fnr. 1885,
risser. ios Todden. lis. Total eaa. Aos''' ''''
In the Eastern Di.r,e. .ournam sns se,s: Q, Brook
9sd on M pf4S as Pee Gae defeated
CANE.
nss i7s Pf Toi.i
1iS: Nert., i54: Calm. 15s. Total. sI2.
GAME. |
2nss is ssaneasr is Tota a ''
.o aeas s 1s An1ns fUs Hammer l-S
AthIs.s-GA11ck 1A1 lS2; s seh1rmans 17s: Hensche
ns. iSi n.nfins. les; seh~..
K ar Bowling League up to Nov % is as follows: >
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Positions
Tony Pastor Kuas Fast ssA wins.

Tony Festor Auhs SAss eee "ihA
HrvAnx. Nov 2s-A large crowd Of sports gathered
clarks Kesrny Athletic grounds to witness the
nnsl races in the 2ooyard dog handicap. There were
thirteen dogs 70 start The race which Was exciting
chsuans Lady McGrAtk was second. Hiton's Victor
third. and 6hephards Charley fourth. There were
three prizes. $50. Slb. and $40.
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THE BUSY BOWLERS.
Clever Scores lGsse D. the Leading Teuras-
saents In Thas Vicinity.

ne Harlem Republican team were easily defeated By
the Nadisons on Friday night, in the American Anna
teur Union. Section series The politicians did not
roll As usual and were beaten BY sevsntyons pns The
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Pole On Roller skater.

Polo roller skates 10 being revived In jersey City
large crowd was present st Oakland Rink on Friday
evening 70 witness the deciding game Of series be
tween teams representing the Tabernacle Athletic As.
socistion and Jersey City Polo Club Tho game ended
with goals In OF the latter who passed tho
bail In scientino manner. The nrst two goals
made by Longned. and White scored the third goal
Tho teains psyed ~ follows:
The sun., 1891-11-29

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The sun., 1891-11-29

Prrrssunsn. Nov. 2s.-A Bucksuberssr was In Louis
VILE to-day and signed Red" Ehrst 70 pitch for Fits
burRh next year.