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The sun., 1892-03-18

The members OF tho Atlantic Rod and Gnn Cub cello
brstea St Patrckp day with nrstcass days sport at
the West End grounds. Coney Island Tho first event
was match for $25 side and the birds between 4.
Dwyer ex.Presidcnt OF the Atlantcs and Frank W.
Bauer OF the Newark Gun Club The former shot from
the 3oynrd mark to the latters 81 yards Bauer won
by a score OF 1S to L.
Tie second event was q match between W; Weber.
cArtain or the Al antic club and W Cauldwell o. I've
brls each for $40 side aud the BIRDS Weber won by
of to =.
Tn. third event was sweepsake, at i've birds each.
DR. Nichols W. Caldwell, and & 4. Morris tied with
hre straight. and "n the shoot oil at hre more birds
t1dw well and Morris again tied ". tn five straight They
then divided The score was: A treecIe ,; Bauer,
J., A. Baker, ]; Dr. Nichols. r: W. Caldwell .; G. +
Morris. 5; \. b. Voorhees,. Il Dr. Shields 4; Borden
T. Ties for first money-Dr. Nichols. 4; W Caldwell, o;
L. E. Norris, 8. The Other ties were divided.
The sun., 1892-03-18
The G.,.. Aj.- for Prof. ..,opa,..

The amateur boxing neld Is yielding rich retnrns.
and fighters who have transyresed tho amateur laws
and found the professional pastures barren hasten
Ing get back into the fold TO reap some of the ha
vest They appear to have little trouble. for almost
every meeting "f the Metropolitan Association Board
OF Managers sees one or more Of the clan having ia
grant offences condoned-
A particularly amusing incident alta recent Board
meeting will serve to show that cAsss OF protsssionx
ism Investigated As strictly as they should bs
A. the boxing championships Of the Metropolitan Asso
c,Ation In December Dwyer . professional Pueilist
lie promptly by Judge Tighe and III.
handed over 10 the Protest Committee Al the Board
meeting in question committee reported that moth
Ing could tho stAndns
Dwyer. Overlooking tho fact That u was commonly
Known that Dwyer had fought ssysrA! profss.ioIisi
nan against whom tho committee could md nothing
detrimental had actually fought few nights before at
being Knocked out ~ the frat round by Jim Gypn The
report was referred back To the committee and II Is
just possible thasthe tenor OF may bs eIangsd when
next II 10 presented
The sun., 1892-03-18
Wheeling Gossip.

The Kings County wheslmsn win hold stag on
March .0
Cant j. D. Racey Of the Orange Wheemen 10 Sc
ecing strong racing team TO represent his club this
season.
j. W. Hsssy, the newly elected captain Of the At
alanta wheelmen Of Newark intends getting up road
racing team.
Entertainment CouInittse; ". BslkDAp, W. Drabble.
and Y. kages.
EuzADYTu, March 10 Tho Elizabeth Whselmen en-
tetancd the Business Mems Cycling League OF New
With option ana smoker ~ teir club house last
night. The affair was very enjoyable and number Of
visitors were prss.n, from other vhs.iing clubs a
interesting programine eoEsisiinx Of vocal and insra
mental music. shanghai waltz and several boxing
SsspeZsduAa exesllsAs lunch fpg The SpasGA
The sun., 1892-03-18
RULED OFF AT GUTTENBURG.
HWO BOOKMakERS and JOCHEY
PROMPTLY PUNISHED LOR FRAUD.
Trickery IN the Shamrock stakes, and Fun
Ia the Hurdle Rnce-AM tho FnvOrites
Reaten-A Good Day for Rookmnkers.

Trfckery IN tho Shamrock stakes, and Fun
Ia the Hurdle Rnce-An tho FnvOrites -
Reaten-A Good Day for Isookmnkers.
The event OF the day at tho hilton track was
the Shamrock Stakes FOR two-ycar-o olds. with
$1,000 added money. in the post betting for
which W. H. Timmons's colt Forty. son OF
Falsetto. was favorite at 8 to 5 against. and C.
, +. Sanders's nily Uezeray had the second call
at 13 to 8. Timmons believed that his colt was
nt to win. and informed his friends to that
effect. including J. s. Campbell and knapsack
Mccarthy. who backed the colt freely. Tho flag
flashed to fair start. but the favorito was
never In II. Uczcrny winning by half length
from Helen. Elk knight losing second place
by . lcngth. and Forty finishing in the ruck
Mr.. Timmons. tho judges. and others who
watched tho rnce closely believed that the colt
had hcen pulled. An Investigation disclosed
sietently laid the lougest odds against the
Solt. md stood TO win about $1,000 i tho colt
at tss,si once ruled r OF the track .'V' u i0' "e'0
THE FIRST RACE
s ':o isns s four ancu.s Hna .s fG5Gns Sy
'snn,s Tn.am. ,.a,sss5 S 10 1r nry,ps i07
siS:s ;s o. VOID
NsPs H. Lsna;.y; sunday. Headlight. Arthur Davis,
MONDAY, Il SGus. sf.. Ts sss1:s : ss gsr1 "
THE SECOND RACE.
Purss sscO: selling; three.quartcrs of a mile.
Glen Island Stables b. h. Brussels o. by Biiiet-Enily
Asar"%a,. Stables S t. jay p Dee. u lis
IT, E.ssl a.F!s ssd FSoy also ran
G:s ss: Asi$:. s.a a :s IS ext:
THE THIRD RACE.
Shamrock Stakes. for aroids: 81 900 added;
G. 7 ssndvrss ch. T. Cezeray. by ranique-In. lo7
Dillon j.. Forty. Rey Del MAJ. and Harlequin also
oso Xix knight t Ma,Sas % paid sGi5 !oo. s. ieA Is
THE FOURTH RACE
.nMa,s.p Mn,Es5r. rgs'f $500 wnn,s:, Gns mc ,1
sssayis,ii sasie. b. prit1l. b lo Morrisi
q. ". Cook. Miss Bells and Rancoc as also ran.
n.,.lusxlp. to Ting asain.s n.' kooacu.r il to 10
pri,zle. IL TO Mohcan. Mutuals paid sii75. $3.50
THE FIFTH RACE.
Purse s4co: selling: seven turlonys
Lovslrs ch ~, Lady fus!fer u. by King Ban-Puz
Kbaftan 5, ahles br. e. Hbafian Il. IoT reuny,...,o
Myrtle St ahs,s b. E. ,haTnSteri + ln' Ma..neN,,ya
Shelby col, also ran
Betting-Three to egsinst Lady Pnlsifer. even
money Khsftan: 20 to l Character. MutuaIs PAID
THE HURDLE RACE.
Purse 340Or forty pounds above the scale; one mile
r. flnn,s b, i. Fabian, &. Gyy Duke of Magenta.
! R.rbys h wlnsiow. AGED. isa Amarki ......
Coed To:f stables b h. Benefit. g. l:7 tGreen)
Time .:c'ls
sesS:'ssy' ss:sy 'tAe'' to D. A''"A' paid 'l7'S'' '''''
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Baseball Notes.

The Rutherford wheemen will support a strong team
tins season They would IKE to hear from al good
S.Ds''u' CLUBS Address H. "''1"@'' No'As'''Fa
The Roanokes have organized for 1892. and would
Year. Old ADDRESS !he Koanok.. Of i. GOODMAN
Manager Skely OF the Long Island grounds says that
he has ina'ie no arrangements with the dorham Club
Or ss on these sSs ssOGns the
viii play there. the season opening on April s.
ike 10 70.
saturday aftsrnoon: with nr.,.c.ss lass unforme, t..ms
s snoss t!sphas Eas. I'm
The Northern Club OF fremont. having about com.
'es 4ns ssnS r. AZ
@ s :, .oSss S e 45as s4 D'nA
1ns A isaS cpS. ., Sssy cy
.s
f. s Ss.s:. xs:
The Wild pux OF Freehold have reorsanized for ths
. Tony ns's "s. SlA1s: FL:
onsr meSbsrs Hf ne eTs are Joseph K;0sfy Jane.
ra..ts"n, David Troy. Miahasi AsS'shoi.'' and vii
Xay,r a,so" Club T hold ,nss ss;'
tlub Among those who VII! appear are NE boxers
Sa K s ast .ppsa and Mk srasE
There WIZ HI.o he musical and variety entertainment
by wei AEUSh artists.
'.o~S Enysr' ssoo f.sssssS Ss.ptaipp and
sor 3r e"s- sha so1s.
' 'a; hsny ss;:y .as:
.s M SGa fs &, 1..
qSs = SsM ;sri ss
The Eastern Amateur League Of BAsebal Cluts con.
s>ng ot the ropu3i. Of BROOKLYN Lyle OF Brooklyn.
ana
H.ns Am s. @ ~ SEAS
Of St: n Gerry L.n. we:
Rrighton s.
3 5 Il Sc xs 900 .ssS a
vii, 80 Win Harvard team RA:ter Trip and
Rsssa ssy s XIV Az s.S' hs & surely sss,as INTO sssi
."s mp psre isry Wen Tor third base and the PROB
s's: w." i af'i vi"
The White Cross Baseball Club have organized for the
.Hs SSA Il Efs .ss.; .'s; ,
s sh. : Thsy ns d hss
hear from =. un'forme! clubs whose players av rage
.sssss sa' kais. Sa alss al Tatss osh fS o
All challenges TO Capt. George BOVINE. 81 Marion street.
Manager Bright Of the Cuban Giants writes to Tax
srs As io"ws. IN ImI ss 81 yes'. Iday the Gorhams
So the that they have never been able
TIVE 9Tsanlh,ions during any one season. N-,thsr
The CUBAN Uisnts viii play there. however and viii
open tbs hrs, sunday in April Win tie Leontines.
George willism second base And captain: Boyd. cen
!Ie ned iant right ned; iIsrsGn shor! step Teril
son. Malone aud Douga ass pitchers: Bob Jackson. W
jackson And ChanbeIn catchers: Brown. substitute"
Ths Greenwood Athletic Association will have an
athletic entertainment at the Tivoi Fifth and
Seoopd street. Brooklyn Monday evening. March H.
The al attraction will be fourround glove night
beiwc Al = ayirr OF ghe Acorn A. A., and Joseph
shortel Of the Mi!lIamsburgh. 4. A. the recent
tournament of the latter organization Frazier under
the name OF Fries got ~. decision over shoe having
"Iung in +" ON the wcishers,
eix Fine Trains 10 the West
Leave New York every day over the Psnnsyivnnia
The sun., 1892-03-18
Long Island Rio Shooters.

The first OF a series OF rife shooting matches he.
tween teams Of junior marksmen representing the
towns OF Brushve and Queens Long Island. was de.
cided on the Queens Athletic Clubs range Wednes-
day evening. The conditions men . siGe. ten
shot. each at the twen,y.nyer,nE German target OF
Brushvilie-w. 1. Wood. 2o5: 4 A. Haughton. 2c.: r.
Bergen Hoss ~ oo h@mtt9h IN l.
". A rhornt n. 1ss: Z Belle. 1es. Total. = lo3.
Queens-Thomas Lloyd. 229: 5. Ball. 2lH +. II Dy.
run. 2la: T. j. Kelsey. an3: r Conner, 1877: { Dot
19I: ". Charick, l1s: " Fish, l6G. Z. Noege l63. D.
Gaynor, l5J. Total, l.vlT.
The sun., 1892-03-18
Thr Brook,yus win Again.

T,arA March ward and his team OF Brook mites
Arrived here this morning. Al Oeia. the way SOUTH
they were Joined by Inks and Con Daily. Stein and
kinslow vera left at headquarters The latter met
with an accident in yesterdays game spraning hts
ankle. The PAIN however, did not cause him any an-
noynnce until aft the journey to this place had been
ced IL ia e ely that the catcher may laid
up for some days Terry aud Tom DAILY nre with Stein
AMI kinxlow st Orala
In the game to-day KurtI or tho TAmpas WAS sick
and ny they were one man short Ward loaned them
Charley Carr. The BroUktyns put very good g,rne
Fouta on allowed the nrp sing batsuen three hits
Dooley pitched ell but lacs ed support. The score:
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quarters OF mile. Architect. lca; ST. Joon. I.n:
Headlight lis, Esrly Dawn. u::; My craft lla;
Queen OF rrumps. no. Shotorer lNa: Cassrila. los:
Extra. 100 Little Minnie. 100; Pardon. los, Count
Second Racc-Purse &4CO to. mai iens i've and "a t
furionEs Brewer. lO7: Runn.ny Br. l,.i; Merry
Duke lol: Archie Collins. lul: standard PS: Rolivar
Third Race-rurse $500: selling: one mile. Fenelon
no. Seven lO6 Pelham. 1o4: Churchill Clark, lOl;
Lady Puisifer. lot: J. b.. lOo TURK. NJ.
nveeish,h, Of mile. Bsilarat. lls; Germ .n,c los:
Elenston i's; Serious. 81: Pan Hani!e. "a.
Fifth Race,Pur:e $500: selling: three.2uarters Of
1O4: Peralto. lOI.
Sixth Ksee-Prrse s4oo selling: se-eneishth. of a
M'ls. Van, l23 pounds: Harrison l23 Amos 1913.
Algeynon, lc0; Gyda, lo0; Innovation, ll2,
The sun., 1892-03-18
Among tho Handbail Players.

In speaking of the failure to arrange Atch between
John Law!or AMI Patrick Barrett against John Delaney
and Patrick Quinn. Billy Courtney said; There ought
be trouble at all in perfeetns such matches but
tho fact remains that the proper parties not EL
ways consulted In this instance Capt Boyle OF the
Hoboken court said he would give half Of $50 purse
for such contest Phil Casey would give the other
half to play in home and home courts. There may
have been two Of tho players asked
to become s party thereto. but not all. It
spp.ars that Casey was unwilling TO enter into the
pu1ss sm.s bat Bsaney @ to .kssp
6Sms ,nd m sSm1 sS sS1 ot II hl. ad no.
BROOKLYN besides me Brooklyn clubs There ia Eourt
lies s'ns s y Taifa et en-
s x3oa . .s. hs. y
her and syns fey " men M out q .hs
toned a. Kim. 4 d,ss s sss. sss .fy y
81
wager s .$s Ss M hs% r "a sna hs
sY;S 7: Y ] ;s ; Ssyas
wsqa ~ s: .g Boyle to consider this matter and
Lennon who claim; to Ss q,
hs1s heard It stated sh.s M.n.ssr j"sn Bossr.. who
& 1ss:n snsSGas aS ny sGSs
,9
mo good This is PAIN talk. but / mean it,
Nike Nage the old sport OF South Brooklyn has 500
70 bet that " Boney" 3Dell beats barney F!uran IN
"Boney II is ,aid is living az Turkish bath estAG
hshment In Court street. Brooklvn
Al the brooklyn HandhalI C.uDs court yesterday the
following games were played;
SsssTSl esssisl. 1nS a"a '1Sis II isss s
F'liy Ecssnan Esn%a' 2a-ss 7ss
ioS@ SasS MSksS3Y .n3 e. sas ia
Paddy Quinn attempted to beat Frank PrendergAst
and Billy schmidt hut the latter were 100 strong for
the Carlow lad. and ho cried "Enough" after one
game. Tho score stood u to 10.
4 canoe club has Just been formed at tho New York
universiiy with every promise OF brilliant future The
nrst act Of the club Will be 10 purchase war canoe
from the ontario Canoe COMPANY aud the club .tl
other clubs possessing tais s'yis or craft Ihs club s
summer The following men are the gon.t.' nent mem
ber. of the club Frederick j. AdAns A Bill william
kAltsI r. e. PentL u. u. Oessirr, 7. A. SesseI, God
f5sy i,ssi ss;nx Antso1Y Sasss ass GsoIss sa Msas
klv,n lsenss Msissr sssppard Carlos aoIses Juan
traal Singer as0rys Randall ana WILLIAM Gerald =,
The sun., 1892-03-18
Yachting GOssip.

j. A. Stole of the Oak Point Yacht Club IL building
new soop. 10 bs named the Unknown.
Comm odors Corbet OF the Osk Point Yacht Club and
Frederick Ward are building new sloop.
Commodo Wright OF tho Yorkve Yacht Club 10
having . n. mAinsail made for his yacht CrOcus.
The catboat Alta belonging to W. l. Frost of tho Aub-
don Yacht Club Is receiving general oyerhuung and
naipsail NJ the clubs quarters. North River and
1J2d sreet
J. slattery and C., Parker two welLknown Harlem
yachtsuen building large tugb0at be used on
the Harlem aud East Rivers, She will be ~ feet from
stern TO STEM.
leave its present quarters at the foot Of East loh
street. and lOca'e Port Norris in the building for
mery occupied by the Knick kerbocksr Yacht Club.
The sun., 1892-03-18
Eorah.m s,uden,. Enioy T.en..l,...

4. the sprnc games OF the Fordham College Athletic
Association. held yesterday. the following were the
winners
One mile Huu-Flemng n.s,. Mulcany second Time
bm,nute 81 seconds.
Four hundrs i-And fortyyard Dash-Ramsey nrst, Eel
ly second Time. % seconds
One hun ndred yard Dash-Michael Doran nrst. Ysrgu-
son second Time. IL seconds.
s,and,ng Rroad iump-M. Doran frss, Martin second
Distance. y feet inch.
Running Broad Jump-Mn'oahy hrs.. Maurice Dorau
second. Distance. ~ feet Sluches.
Three. Legged Race. 800 Yards-won by Scott and
Rafferty, Time, IT seconds.
feet
In boxing Divin. defeated Calan In the boys bout
In 1.-The sett0s between men, BayArd beat MulcAhy
and Donovan beat Doran, Kernan and McAleensn had
a draw. The wrestling matches were post tponed until
Tomorrow Prof kimbali. boxing instructor At the
college. and J. Thornton OF the New York Academy
gave u scientific display with the g.oyes
The sun., 1892-03-18

iLoucssrER. March 11-First Rare-Sx and . half
f1rlongf Citizen rst Arizona second Jim Clare third
1ime las
second Racs-Three. quarters Of a mile. Ga-wood
nrsL L. Gloria hiy second. Oliver Twist third Time.
Third Racs-slx and haN furiongs. Monsoon nrs,,
Lonsly second Umilta third. Time. 90
Fourth Racs--one mile. Umpire kely first crispin
second. Rover third. Time. iai3
Ptfth Rnce-four and \ half furlongs Vance nrSt
Young Lottery second. Contest third. Time O:5ss.
sixth Race-Seyen.eiyhths Of, mile. trband hrst.
80urt second. Twilight third. Time. 80
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w,..er. mt East st. Lou,,

b.. Louia. March 17.-First Race-ThraeQuart OF
mile: orick nrtt St Leo second. lvanhoe third Time
1Ip4
Second Race-F!ye,eishths of mile Flora May first
Sea King second Billy Z. third. Time, 90.
Third Race-Hnnaieap: fhreeIuar'ers Of a mile
Onxe hrss. Woodpecker second Kildare third. Time.
1:l8.
Fourth raceSt. Patrick's Handicap: ave-eigh,hs OF
mis. Nathan Frank ttst. Cyrus second Oalview third
Tilne, :0<H.
Fifth Race Cheats>-Haf mile. Lexngton s. nrs
CANE second. Mss Kitty third. Time. u:53.
Secod leat-Ben's Pet hrst, Belle N. second. Miss
Kitty third. Time. o:6lh Lexington s. shut out and
race given to Ben's Pct.
The sun., 1892-03-18

II was late on Wednesday evening before the ANAL
game second of pool contests between tho
kinEs County wheelmen and ihe Brooklyn Bicycle Club
County WhseImen,s eino hou.s In % the frs, ,, saps
C W. by so to a. Waldo Fuller the Brooklyns repro
sentative. defeated Ben the X G. man. by 20 TO -
Brookyn. were Eic.c.,o9. Waldo Fuller ~, Defeated
won tie iinA Of the night Ben dsfestsd Charley
AcEerson by 20 to 50. The Brooklyn Cub is st III tho
lend.
The sun., 1892-03-18
Trottins New. from Connecticut.

DxRsr. Conn. March 1I-Ths Secretaries o: the sew
srai driving associations in the wersern Connecticut
circuit met In Hartford Tuesday 10 arrange deta.s
pertaining to the coming II decided uDan.
tmousty that all purses should be uniform in amount
and SEQ fixed for each class. the schedule Of
being the AT each meeting, except classes
for local horses each association regulate that
ter for itself The schedule for the meetings fol
lows FIRST day. 8m,uute trnt 2so trot: second ,y
2:3I trot. 1927 troi and pace third day. tro SO
trot and pare fourth day 40 trot and "a
The datss for closing entries viii be: for New BRITAIN
and Waterbury. Nay H. u r. NJ: for Hartford Derby
by that association later.
Hartford horse owners arc preparing for the season.
and have oexnn exercising already; W. Daileys Ida
Jeocrson and NilYusr Is pair that II is claimed
not sQI.led In the state and mi. Is saying xo"d
deal WRosr Ia by Acnntarl and Is one OF the finest
lmbed And mu.eied horses IN Connecticut. Ida Jef.
feraon Is beauty in outline. but no faster than her
mate There Is wonae.fu srssd locked up IN M. pair
CHUNG even now 10 SLOW goo! speed She I, ont Of
tioneer, Her gait is \ pare trot.
DR.. Black 10 preparing Auction for the track this
san Hs VIII be.; 80 Loehnvar; Jr by ioehnvar.
some yonnx stallion Ed HOwdoin says he will ma se
21d appear SLOW before the season Is over This same
trainer hn. Iochinvar pacing niy. 8 years Old owned
by A. q HtllA which he expects to make 80 easily
before the season Is fairly begun
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GREAT SPARE ROVLERS.
New York A. G.. Men llandle the Spheres
with WOndc riml s,klll

Prospects of an interesting series brought hunnrcds
of dimes into tho golfers VI the American Amateur
Bowling Union last night. Tho Columbus Market alleys
were crowded to the doors. and the excitement while
the games were being rolled was at fever heat Tho
New York A. Z. made some wonderful spares in tho
first game and the noise made by tho spectators
deafenng. The scores:
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colt at foot by the champion stallion Paio
Alto. 2:0si4. 1t is her thirteenth foal.
r.! C J. Hamlin M. Of yiaGs o Farm Buffalo. 5 has
fo Prince Regent. 2:lo''. foalea on Monday
John Jamison OF Philadelphia has bought
land for $1,000. The mares are duo in this
S,sy Mareh 2n she Thi'o Star Line steamship TAuo
The most famous race course in England is
at last to be remodeiled and a straiRhtaway
som. which is the ancient course over which
the Derby has been run since it's Inauguration
In 17bO. In which year Diomed won it.
n H%Hsi %s Rasy %ess
and Chimes Girl to q raoe next October for
$500 corner, the race to be trotted at the
Annorean was second to Monbars twice Ia
year. defeating Ralpk Wilkes.
Isaac Murphy, the famous eolored rider has
known colorel trainer Ed Brown. famlinriy
knoESno, oESno, 9s Brown Dick, 70 ride DIcat in the
this spring, Ducat is said to be a very high
class y9ungstsr. He Is by imported Deceiver
CsIuoSis's Crack Crew WIN be tFrcshne..
In spite Of the determined efforts Of Prof. Good vim
and others to put 'varsi.y crew on the water this
season. It can now positively be ssd that Columbia will
uvs " sSWeseneu " 'sfs'sy p'i''e A'''' i"o
freshman crew. therefore. will absorb tho boating
tsress this and from the outlook they bid
TAR 10 sustain CoumbtAs fiha record IN the annual
contest.
II u OF course too early to form opinion Of the
ftrre speed OF the boat the men have only been
the gater two wseks. The barge was used the hrst
sf' 4: dsfsas
boat and Aso from the gig the college launch being
ready The msp row a. yet IN fopgs starr Tainior.
The candidates have been weeded out unt,i nos anly
chosen.
lAlnyos the coach writes to the (esssh<a Sp>aia the
fol9vtss criticism Of hts charges; They have been
on river number OF tunes ssdy aud their
lssy So Sssiss Ssss sssiopss 90 sss H.ssm R,ssr
~ ~ s9o many " 10 overcome by hard work aud
SV3AnH1RAS "..-.
The sun., 1892-03-18
Wheelnen Entertained.

number of prominent wheelmsn were present ~
evening At an I" at homo" OF the American Ormoods
Cycle Company at their headquarters Seventh ave-
nue and 12Ath street Every provision had been made
by Messrs. f. j. Willis Malcolm BrdgnAn. and George
Mcdonald. the weslknown wheelmen composing the
was and songs and fancy bicycle Hiding Dy
Prof. Maltby Dancing wound up the evenings eRtsi
tAinment.
The sun., 1892-03-18
Interesting Amateur Billiards.

Tho fourteenth contest in tho amateur straightsan
billiard handicap played last evening At zAhns
Academy. 116 East Fourteenth street. before lArys
and deeply interested crowd OF spectators. Young
Isaac Peiser 2uo defeated Star1n 100. BY 200 10
T3. Average by the winner 1885; bost run BY the
winner 49, best run by the loser The winner q l,st
evenings game has not yet met with defeat in the
tournament and is making q strong bid for the nrss
prize handsome gold watch Peiser has secured the
two highest single averages both being that OF
last evening being his best The contestants TINS eve9
The sun., 1892-03-18
THE SCORE AFTER THE TENTH ROUND.

Tho eleventh and final round will be playc
tomorrow in the following order:
Bird ys. Gossip. Lee Ns. Rumlol.
Feuton VS.. Iasnogrodskl IIn,nan Va Van Niiet
lasker vs. Locuck. Mason s. Mortimer.
The sun., 1892-03-18
Rilllard md Pool Go.aip.

Tho handicap pool tournament OF the BROOKLYN b.
cycle Club is awius to close. The standing OF tho
The sun., 1892-03-18

Totals. ..... 1877 10 e6s Totals ..... .s2sie so


NY. A. G. nS 1a4 254 3+4 AL 527 62i 700 7sa s8a
Llzabth A.C92 100 2s4 32S 4O3 4Jy 545 ga 72l 800
umpires-G W Young and Il. NJ swar,z. Scorers
y. b. Morse ana l.. Jacoby
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Elizabeth A. c. 81 155 2l 28 3a3 40 I'll So<
Pbdnix..... 81 II 237 Sn6 All 81 GOJ 676 T53
umpires-G ". Young and II. N. swartn. Scorers.
F. kOester and \. D. Morse.
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Twohase h-ward Passed balls-Mack, 2. Rases
hall.-By Dor,ey =: by fnutz, I. struck out-HlL
Hart. Lett on bases brooklyn. s: Tampa, T. Time.
! 80. lmpires-Mackie and Inks
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Totals......13 241s e5sl Totals....lo 721s 7ya


Iota1 Id - 10 eV,SI lotA4.... ~ IL 10 W.
ist sS :S tsS SsS Ss ss
}. F. Rooster and I. Jacoby.
The games tonight viii be between the Palma Club
city, OF
IN. Am.r,cn. team mad. tn. hlea.s. .eor. in tho
sembiy Room alleys Wednesday night. The scores,
s Yosn. ss g. ks5.shf 4os ST. sr0mh0s s
SECOND cAAE.
e a a. Se Ws1sins g. 4S. FL
w.h; r. Io.s ss 81 S'ef'' @
rouRrH CAM.
0ambsL 81. Total sea
FIFTH eAxr.
st. Nicholas-washrm. 90; schrmer n; 1osh, Is,
NAyelschmidt 81: Lutz. 81. Total. S27.
srxrH CANE
ssS%.5ss 81 TsaS 81 Toa o. 7'' Ritter "
The third and deciding se.s. Of game: between tn.
alley on Tuesday night. The home SoTlsrs Won both
scores:
psss s iii s.5!sss III sSitE
sG:Iss. i.s SSsi.ss isS ,ss Ss,r
Drucker 1O< Arp. 1856; U. JohAnSueyer 1I4; hhpper.
man, l6S. Total l.&S0
SECOND GAME.
Cycone-Rege- lo7: Farley, 40; 4. Boettjer. 30: @.
Rof,e! ,o fr,or 20; Chase s.; Stal dl' Setter. s5'
Joy-C. Hazelton 81: Howison. 80: Lomas. Ip; Kle-
ber 3D. A. JOhansmeyer. 7s: W. HnZelton ~: ficken.
90; Drucker 10: .. Johansmeyer 81: kspperman, rs.
Total, GIT.
Tho Columbus team easily defeated tho Riversidesin
Solumbas-ps@inE iss; Barnes; 5e. s,s1srs, 1:.:
Moran isS; se ms. iSa
Total. .6O8.
stursis I2s; Farren 1928; Mccoy. 1ls. Walton, 12o;
wilmington, llo: starn. 17s: Doncourt, l7O Bnrr.
100. Total, l.4c7.
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s'. LSs s'sry SsY s y'G The ..
and equipment ss for its scenic beauties, IL u Vie
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The Greenwood Athletic Association will have an
athletic entertainment at the Tivoi Fifth and
Recond street. Brooklyn Monday evening. March ~
The spee.ai attraction win be Afourround glove night
shortel of the wi!iamsburgh' 4. A At the recent
tournament nt the latter Organization Frazier under
the fTieS got the dc cison Shorte having
.Iung in the Wctghers