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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-12-05

HARTFORD. Dec. 4.-Tommy Rurresheld, clever
boxer OF this city. was to meet T r. Carey In six.
round fight with light gloves last night hut when the
hour for tho light arrived and the sports had gathered
TO SEQ tho go" Tommy failed TO show IN and tho
gathering forced to dispe.se without having their
pugiIietic desires cratinrI
The rra5on for lonmvs absence was interference on
the part Of his resp e,ied father and the police
Bmrnesnei. ST. was approached by n stranger on the
street early last evening and asked II he knew Tommy
bnrnesheid. the prize tighter NO. don't know him"
rephei the father. why 10 you ask - why, he's
gong to light 10 n finish with bare knuck es against
Carey ioniuht;" eNpa.n ned the stranger. Don't you
want Hticketr'
lh- news WAS startling revelation TO Mr.. Burnsfeld
but lie purchased tcs.t and went to the po-
lice station. where he notified the police
that his son be arrested IL he went to the night. Fnes
Held. Dr. head of ms fathers shortly
kept away from the ring Neither has he III" courage
TO thce Gs fathers ire, and has not been home since.
II Is lcarnei that had the nght TO
be TO nsh in order to get money for the tickets
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-12-05

Gotham. new court at l3lst street ana Tenth Az.
enue Is said to he nearly ready for business.
The selection of master OF cerc monies fur the com
ing ball is being fully discussed Ly tie Bro"Ein ,
NaIp 2 nSn'y .ioGy S;, m" f
will be selected. - '''@'' '"'''
rsasy Lnwo 5, say. ,h the ."sse.,'on Of
FOUR Hw Of ssrsS ay Ss. =" an! pA m
mime VIII 6 5. there r.r Mnt e"rtes money
james Dunno. Jr's. hands arc evidently in v,,d
fa st Club .s ssr "n n' 1 s ..
i SHrooty. eo5! aSs.,
n ns y. rspa N mas pretty struggle. u
q "oiy% rs
hey nevsr..w mis- solitary champion look 90 VIII
he S M ncs sl
sspee,@nl esnsnt B";h Major Garnody and can't ns
onei game '' '' va
on G iS. been
a" Gt ON lis rH Ss /. csS,
to square a,. matters xith syxid.riaan Dunn: T%s
n "pd when ls,.r. IN again something going drip
Tom Holmes looks and acts ike colt that has inst
Tor tle ras Tom n Gn the Is m W:
+ &as:.y Hi S
Of g. FL s s :S
either clinch match Q. play Holmes upon next club
uaf at the Brook yn cabs court" The opinion 10 that
the Red Hook man will have his hands full in beating
the strong and vigorous New Worker.
some OF the husiastic m mbers OF the Brook
irh Landau club ar" Keeping tab upon the work oe
me stars A glance over ono OF tho books yesterday
clearly outlines the successes and defeats OF number
"f prominent players for month or two past. Tho
ehtr! OF Ihp Casey Is quite CONSPICUOUS His victo
re- oy.riop the defeats but Il ScuIt plainly DO
that additions beng innde 10 the latter column
ftslu-nty. The latest entry WAS on ciuD day" when
tic 'nninpon and Michael Rorty were defeated by
AInerman dunno and John Hercules Malcolm. The
record keeper laid a heavy hand upon this entry.
Iawior says that he Is not allowing ten aces =
came just for the fun OF the thing. " think have
done more IN the handicap limo than any other hand
bn player who ever lived" he said to SUS reporter
IT., nIt tnat don't sVnfy that should 60 on and repeat
ME again. Well I'm ready 10 obies him. and with ten
nces game: but shall demand odds in the tit
time AZ FAR ns that challenge OF Delaneyk 10 con.
Se ;i WI! give Delaney lei nyns game and rlv
4. THAT doesn't suit his bakers. II, play him for
his own court" -
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-12-05
a Bicycl. Club or brooklyn Clersyp.en.

IwelVe clergymen from various Protestant churches
In Brooklyn met Saturday night in ST. Peters Lutheran
'hhrrh on Bedford avenue to form bicycle club.
the Rev John J, Iieschman presided. The object of
the proposed organization 10 to create an opinion fay
oraoie TO the bicycle ms means OF exercise for tho
clergy and to have parochial visits made on wheel.
Inns feature, however. VIII he ehyed until the
hrooaiyn streets are better paved In he mean tne
me pastors VIII ride together week In the
'rS ana may take cycling trip In Europe
me FORMATION ~ the club VIII he ehocted ~ meet
ing on Dec H. unless tho clergym~n decide to accept
A. invitation To Join In body bicycle club called the
tnau.rrn Some OF tn inclined To do this. while
w, Isis snvNca,es Of the new scheme think nat club
Ihry want the new organization Il" known as tho
clerical Cycle Club M uniform has as yet been suR-
peh's bnt tile msMhrrs propose Ia lay aside MI doc.
tr,nAi dnsrences when iher rlda ont together.
Ten MINISTERS handed IN their names to tho Few. j.
Min.ow Hagsman who acted as secretary Of tho
meeting on saturday Other clrrpyinen who ride
bicycles have been invited 10 attend the nsAt meeting
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rALk OF a NEW FOOTBALL LEAGUE
Also OF Corneii's Chances OF Getting into the
Old League.


New HAVEN. Dec. A triple football league
between Yale. Princeton. and Harvard is
nearer q reality just now than 1t has ever been
before. Yale and Princeton both want it. and
Yale will take the initial steps toward winning
Harvards consent to tho scheme. Since tho
formation OF the present intercollegiate Foot
ball Association In 1889 the matters Of that
body have not been In such an uncertain sit
uation as now. The withdrawal OF Wesleyan
Is the least Of the perplexinR questions when
the two leading mem bers OF the organizn-
ton are facing and endeRvoring to dispose or
rms much Is certain: Before long COM
muIication will he opened between Yale. Har-
ward and Princeton look INK to the formation
OF triple league Both Yale and Princeton
stand ready to giye substantial assurances OF
irlendliness to Harvard. and to make every
possible effort to remove her misgivinga. In
case Harvard IL not won over. however. the old
league will be patched up There will In this
,atter event. he but one addition to its mem
berShip. and that a most worthy one, Cornell
mo trentment Cornell has received at tho
hands OF the University of Pennsylvanin and
Princeton the past season has aroused Ynie's
sportsmanike spirit. and 1t is felt here tint
cornell Is entitled to vt least ono game in Nav
York with a leading college. Cornell has N
special claim on va 8 sym Dathy and surport
In ADOPTING tho iale style OF play and n Snia
graduate as trainer, and Is likely to find nm
advocate In Yale for her admission to the
collegiate association in case the contem
plated triple league misses fire.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-12-05
THE CLIFFS yEw home
Flsus Accepted for 81 splendid Structure with
Ring Of CnusuaI Size

King Of Unusual Size.
ORANGE. Dec. 3.-The Orange Riding Club
have about decided upon the plans for their
new club house. which is to be located in Hal
strd street. East Orange in close proximity to
the Orange Athletic Club
The proposed building Is to have n frontage
OF 100 feet with q depth OF 22O feet, from which
will extend wing lO0xG5 feet running north
and another running west VOx3O feet. The
front portion OF the structure. which will he
two stories high will compose the club house,
consisting OF reception. billiard. reading,
bath. and locker rooms Behind this,
and occupying the remainder OF the
main building will be the riding ring. with
gallery running from each story along the
south and west sides, The ring will be one
ltO feet long, The roof will 10 supported
Wnoliy ny large iron trusses. and skylight
building. - |"'
The western wing will contain tho superin-
tendents apartments and the general Office.
stable; o providing acc9nmodations for 100
be OF modified colonial architecture, built
partially OF brick, and piazza will overlook
the ilrst story. To the lott will he a driveway
leading to the ring and the statlrs
new applications for membership have been
received recently. The club will hold It's great
annual carnival on Thursday evening, thu
10Th. whom fancy and high lumIing. cavalry
panu'uvrcs. ana hurdle racing will take placo.
UNIQUE feature will he n tug OF war. in addi-
racing. ~
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-12-05

WHERE THE SPECTATORS sHIvEHED.


Donaldson is a small man. Of muscular build.
and the accompanying cuts show exactly how
ne ne looked before and after taking the din At
ses aSss on hat
coat he ran brisky down the sand toward the
water. which. dark and Icy. came to meet him.
S0d tho e e aoG WITH f the p iS
fork, who had something OF tho appearance Of
Neptune and trident. remarked:
that Urn my skim but Ia r"ther ned GIT into
This sentiment was echoed by the others.
nna th' hs s9g With shot t
weather before taking n bath" ~
Donaldson ran into tho water up to his
quite disan"e. o He then divcd and rema;ned
out Of sight for some seconds. On reappear;
ing he ionnderod about like norpoise. and
water ior about five minutes he came out; and
when tho chilling northwest blasts collided
nd 9sRRn ps fseFRs e wa isr1 y ns
warm warm room for RUB down: When be rcap:
ina glow. and said he felt splendidly.
my principal object In taking these cold
pa paths y tho in'nr9yemrnt 81 my health said
stopped going into the water: Early last fall
bo determined to resume bathing the effect
bath f and all t the resat oa ny
aa St s' %ea be scoa tSns
the!m., o. course. 1t is not pleasant going In.
In fact. Is cold. very cold but the reaction Is
very gratifying. As q result my appetite has
regaining my health"
ona,dson has been n swimming teacher for
Ten or fifteen years. He has quite record as
from England. md in 1865 he won the 100
yards swimming race In London. lie was
iGrmerlyR member OF the Brooklyn Athletic
Club. aud IN 1880 lIe won tho three-hour
Championship rnce. he covering 25'. miles.
4 re claims that open.air saltwater bathing In
the winter time Will tougher and harden any
one; and points to his own case as proof
positive OF the assertion,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-12-05

Plans or the Geruan Chess F1ayer-A Nat
tlan9 0aRe.


Chessmastsr Lasker returned yesterday 70
this city after n two weeks absence He was
in excellent health and spirits. Lasker 10
highly satisfied with the success OF his late
trip.
On Thursday the German master will give a
simultaneous performance Mt the Ffeund-
schaft. an uptown social club. ana on Satur.
dny he will play against Philip Richardson at
the BROOKLYN Chess Club. With these Two ex-
ceptions Lasker will take a much needed rest.
Upon urgent advice Of his physician La xxi
has resolved not to strain himself In piinaioia
Next week Lasker will go to Loganssp9}r n
Ind in order to attend the meeting o. the IN.
diana State Association. where he 10 to play
simultaneously against all eomers; pHs fne
games nEainst jackson W. Showalter.
The appended fine game WAS c9 ,hats whi 4
i'm baltimore. Lasker had six boards before
him. Ills opponents consulted IN parties a.. 81
three or four. The moves were trausAniteou
from room to room.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-12-05
Letter from Tony sage.

Dave Holland hacker OF Peter Maher. who Ia booked
to fight Joe Goddard before the Coney Island Club
Thursday next. yesterday received the following in.
teresting letter from Tony Sage. the famous dublin
sportsman:
L was very glad get your letter and to hear that
Peter is going on right with his training. II you
him 1T and well think he Will WIN in three rounds
Let hun 40 for his man from the start and II no gets
MS Iight III ON tiodiards jaw the fight VIII be all
WAS giad To see You got match on for Joe Nc
Grnth and ali though think Pinmer is very clever.
Joe VIII. beleH". stay n the way: and II the light
lasts Twelve rounds he Uoel Will have As good chance
as the other lie 10 good. game lad. and look
beaten IN all his lights to the end AMI then easily
II quite possible that my brother and Kelly g0
out 60 America in time to be At the Maher and Goddard
night"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-12-05
PARTIAL TO A COLD BATH.
SWIMMER DONALDSON TAXES HIS
WEEKLY DIR IN THE BAT.

He Says Il Has Beneficial Eject on HIS
Health - Some Incidents OF His Plunge
At Dyker's Beach Yesterday Afternoon.
The month Of December is not generally re-
Garded as an ideal time for surf bathing.
There are numerous objections to such
practice. among which may be mentioned q
natural disinclination on the part OF man to
remove the four or Ave thickncsses OF winter
clothing. designed as n protection against
wintry blasts. and plunge into the salt and icy
depths Of Gravcsend bay. Many persons would
shrink from such action through fear OF en-
couraging cold In the head or somo other
slight atlment. Again. there would be no incen-
tive to tho wearer Of the most attractive bathing
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-12-05
Will Try to Arrange "a Match Between Dixon
md Grlmn,

George Dixon arrived in town yesterday from Phia.
dephin With the exception Of rather painful abscess
over his left ear he he is feeling we'll The abscess
was caused by continual pounding on an uuhealed
wound which he received last winter while boxing
Dolly Lyons. who Was then his SPAR partner. Dixon
Theatre.
Dixon told SrN report er last night that he hoped to
he well enough To spar tonight IL lie could nat
JACK Shellv would box with Eddie pAly.
Is probable that jimmy Care and Tom O'Rourke
VIII met today fnr the purpose Of arranging meet
ing between Johnny Gri'hh and George Dixon IL In
believed that ORuurke W II make a few conces.ons 10
Griffin regarding We ght,dc w.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-12-05
Some Lively Boxing in IIobok-n,

The monthly smoker Of the Union Athletic Club was
held Mt the club house. 900 Washington street Ito.
boken Saturday evening and proved 4 great success
The events were chiefly composed OF boxing bouts and
some lively setfOs enjoyed. Tho feature OF tho
programme was four.round 20 bet ween two ban.ams
George Cassidy OF the West Side A. c. and Jimmy FL.
1ord nt the Columbia 4. G. Neither man had much
periehce IN the rug but now withdrawing what they
lacked in science they made up In sluggng.
Previous to The wtndup int took Mace
between Charey hammer, ex.amatrur middle we ght
Champion and H. Brown, Eddie Pierce and Mike Cor.
man. Tommy DorGn aud Jimmy Owens Of the West
Side A. e.. Frank Day and Ed Cunningham Jesse aud
MaTreihs bslleheld the Scots asrots Dick conn0rs
anu Eddie lhves AMI Cal Mccarthy and Willie Kenny;
also wrestling contest between Joe Ralph and Ed
moore. the foimer winning In minutes ~ seconds
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-12-05
Choynski Could Not Stop Fallon in Three
ROuMLs.

There was quite crush at the Grand The atre vii.
amsburgh. on saturday evening. to whether Jack
falion. the "Brookyn strong Boy" able to win
Joe 'hoynskis $50 offered Faon II he stayed three
rounds. The men wrangisd for nearly an hour over
.he choice OF gloves faon claiming eighi-0unce init.
tens were to be used while ChUynski that ANAL
gloves were stipulated Talon ia. cOlsen ed TO use
the twOOunce RioNes FURNISHED,
The nrst FUND founi fhiOn the floor half of the
timr, lie continued these tactics throupou and
nhaliy demanded the money, which he received, "A
man AXE tins fellow iann disgrace to tn, profe.,
son AMI the sooner lie retres from rank the
The profession III be saii huyRsk to reporter
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-12-05

About 90 local sports gathered IN barn in a New
Jersey resort yesterday afternoon 10 witness n hnish
contest with small gloves between shin" Campbell OF
Brooklyn and Jack REAGAN of this city Rravan
weighed IL pounds and Cam pbe tipped The be am nj
ia lanes dhi agher WAS referee The men fought
Camp,si Is very clever lad and hit his opponent at
Will IN The irhi Two rounds he knbcE red Reagan down
about four times. In tho seventh round Calnpb.i
knocked his man Out wish u rghthaIder ON the
JuXulAr. - 'NS
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-12-05
Schoolboys stln on the K,cl.

In order to get satisfaction for their football defeat
carly in ;he season. the Adriphs arranged return
game with the Brooklyn High School team to be payed
AT Easterh fark ON Saturday morning. Nov. ~ Man.
ager Adrich of the High School Tfarre
ing M t OF the game to the afternoon rtarre
town then. and as the High school team rouI NOT
pny IN the morning the game had better be DECLARED
on some spicy correspondence FOL owed and Flare
rettied upon " w
Adrch now says he Will he at the High chool build
ing This afternoon. Manager prarrc told SrN repr,r
yesterday that he would cali Manager Aldrich mn,
see nun about the contest great deaf bitter feei
two slit utuny W '''"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-12-05
MEN WITH 7WO COOP u,,ns
Courtney Pats Up siOo TO riny I.nw,or f,
Game Of Tw cnty.onc Aces

william courtney, proprietor Of tho South Broolt,,
HsndbaG Club. semitic following commuu.causn a
THr suS yesterday. accompanied by 500:
y have noticed In Tms SvS lately whtro John Iax
Tor. the ex.Irish champion. and rhi, Casey obs,n,
Oh the world have been Issuing challenges to H,cn
other frior to this John Lawior issued cbalirnps
pay any man III the world. except Casey. ono game "
ns many games as any one wished to play. dom,
think Casey and La~lor will ever come together a.
uassy can in my opinion, beat Lawlor and my.er ,
T., Sow;l win play LawioI ono game OF 81 ace. a.,
IN the Brooklyn Handhal cubs rourt for In,
mHe II Lawior means business hope lo vii, cover
Between the lively work in the court and the ever.
Nons or Inc officials over tho approaching N,r,, II,
nsi on Jan T. the headquarters % the B-o0E u j' t.
nAll Hlub was decidedly interesting place 1u ,'r
cs,o,, y close application 20 al the detail. nm r
rhtlt,n that The coming arair Sacngrrhrni ia
Br"oslyn' wlii be success, then that tc..W
assured. Every man connected with the club s,,,
nus hest efforts toward making the night OF Ian y
lSa3 memorable one In the HISTORY OF hantihn =
Inc playing On club day was rather h,ov lilo a..
erage both ms to tie number OF cont.stnut. AN a..
Mcthai display. From the time that the Italian, nj
MhcRregor combination defeated Rily SVlnnlt 81
ntte Mickey Lennon Until Paddy Law o. an,l r,,,',.,
tLaIcIty danced an IRISH reel III their efforts ' IT, y
tapt Rose hnd Dan lee, there was hard " a lr,,L u,
the sterling exhibitions. There wore son q ,vt,,,"
tto. ms the FOL owing scores show: ''''''''
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-12-05

Two S SsS"re. fof &; L.Tsy ssa% fHs
scores:
Colnmbus-Rocker l53: Lankow. III: I.conhard.
Milbroci-secathe. I4a: Mun.i. ISL: Budenbender.
1873: Robo 1877: Meyer, 1879 Total, az.
sEcoSp CANE.
1 @ 129 M4n.'s ik2 Budenbenier
r5cn TIL l nr. Lnnissh'r raj M 'r
THIRD CANE.
1ss; rat,en. ia5; lnderd"wn la. Total G!6
49, coaen i45 Ing i5s Tc,a Isl. ''
The following scores " ere rolled in the MONTGOMERY
tournament at Newark OH saturday night:
$50 HfS:. ! 49, HAnn''e 1925
uswss. iuG Pnser III. fo,a ssb 1906 "'0' i0''
Alrha7sso'h b., ~ l!Hyi.r l3a Hartpenee. 1853:
West Fnd-Riker. 1874: NcChcstrey. 153: RadeL
1877: lewes. 1913: Phstsr, 100 Total. 772.
thsT ~ A. toarnament It washington Heights In.
stitute alleys on last Saturday night:
wedekin. 1874; Klsid. i42 Total s2s.
Cragin. l46; Krchins. l45: Scott 49,. Total. ST..
lnstitutsaHoog. 1at: shiman. I53: DornaEsn. 17o:
washington Heights, Twesdsy, le.: c K.us.n, lo7:
Cragin. l7s Krchins. 1aS: Scott. III. Tota. 10.
y. HsrGsn sTwng Union mt At ,hs Tn house Of
ana rerf.ted pan. FOR The prsnn.rS James ns
played by the section The delegate. dsoded that each
f.s :0oa .sy . Si also 'SS
s,d:d award howlins Ial .aa b,E to Inc player
schedule adopted Is given below:
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AFTER THE ICY DIT.

AFTER THE ICY DIT.
Yesterday was his scheduled time to get
there to see him do it. The spot he selects
for his bath is Dyker Bench. about half mile
from Fort Hamilton. 1t is not an inviting
winI-wrecked bathing houses being the only
habitations in that i'm m ehiate vicinity. The
rocks. while n few battered and overturned
row boats serve to heighten the wild and desc
late appearance Of the place. One OF the
structures is dignifed bv the name of hotel.
and on the porch about . o'clock yesterday
afternoon stood knot OF men and boys wait
ing for Donal olson to como out. He was dress
His bathing suit consisted Of II white shirt and
blue. .knickerbockers but for the purpose Of
that swept along the beach. sending the sand
scurrying in clouds. he wore an Alpine hat and
heavy sack coat.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-12-05
TRIMMING ut RnN 81. Louis.

BAY ST Lows. Dec. 4-rrof Robertson and his Eng
ishiInn have made up again. When Robertson reached
New Orleans President >oel inierfered aud once more
peace retIns at Tie training quarters Fieden ado
every promise to reform md to obey his trainer ~ he
would Lnish his training and get him IN shape for
bee =. " -'' SO
Robertson cam. 10 Tnr Srs correaI mt this morn
ing and SAID: We ! am back apAln. FIelden has
promised to WORK as ray and obey my orders un hi
lie defeats or gets IicAed by Andy How zen"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-12-05
shooting Fixture. or the Wee.

Mondsy-,Wayerly Rod and Gun Club live birds and
targets at Dexter I'ark. $50
Park. " ~'''
Acknowledgement Gun Club live birds. At Wood
lawn Park. tiTsverend. N
lhursday-pnknown iiun Club. live birds at Dexter
Park; Atlantic Nod and Gun Club. live Di: ds. at the
West End grounds, cOney Island, ~ " "
SHturdhy-New Utrecht Rod and Gun Club live bird.
and targets, at Woodawn PARK Prospect Heights dun
shoots. live BIRDS at Dexter Park.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-12-05

shooting At Dexter Park,

FOR he second time Alsck Blnn on Saturday failed
in tie task Of kilO forty live bras out OF nifty ut
Nexer Park. Tor stake OF $50 with Martin Euler who
backed tho birds asAlnS tho gun. Bnn retired from
tie contest at the thirty NTH bird having only killed
twsnty'tour. the other scores of the day were:
A. Blhn. 2; A. Euler. J: y. Victor. l.
s.cInn swerGs'nke; . birds ~ yards rss-T. Short,
ilnrd swseGNake. abirda 70 yards rss-T. Short. 2;
Short 3; A Blinn. Z.
Match. mis-. and out--A Binn. =; II. Victor !.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-12-05

NOTES.
(a) This ia Poiiock's own defence.

70, White preiers a quiet development to exposing
himself to an attack by kt xP.
fcl ThreAtr ming to win the adverse Y NJ. . =,
tho X r white ASSUME s the attack on the X side
tc) with this white obtains the Key 20 the STU
alton for after the exchange of bishops ne ontrns
command OF three important squares VIZ d. A."
and X BIZ ..s.,,,.
IL, threatening mats In three moves byt 40 At
KtH CHI, r Z Ht; 20. R--R 8 oh, and 81: Ok mate.
(hl again threatening Kt-kt oh. &c. -, ~.
iii He has hing else to escape mate ~: IN NJ
KtS en- III Tor instance AZ Kt-K2 white still plays
"a Kt-Kt d ch. and after Kt < X has choice or
mating in two moves BY either + en- or Q-ht Gu.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-12-05
RIFLEMEN SHOWING THEIR SKILL.
Company II, Seventh Regiment, Beats Good
Field OF Team Shooters.

The first competition in the Team OF Five Match was
decided on Saturday evening at the Seventh Regiments
armory range The match is open to ono team OF nvs
men from each company ono team from tho neia
stat and non comm ssionei staf and one team from
tho veterans.
The latter were the only that did not take part
on saturday. Tho conditions were seven shots stand
Ing and seven shots prone. Company won with
a score of ais. Company d was second with 3lH ana
Comprny third with 3l5. Company holds the
record in this mAtcn with 3D.. The scores were:
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-12-05
The Geraldine. Were Easy pray

The Geraldine Football Club Of Jersey City PLAYED
their hrst game at Tatin. woodside yesterday nnor
noon. against the strong team Of tho Gaelic soci.,
Tho Jerreymen. although young at the game shove
s sn they had weldeincd knowledge Gaelic rules
diduat work like veterans. The tiaec ware in A..
TRIM They scored two goals and four points 10 nnth
ing ior the Geraluines. The teams were as foIorst