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SUBURBAN HANDICAP.

Over at sheepshead Bay the Keene Blcn,.
ton. Mcdonald: and Joyner horses nra out
every day. and the critics are warm in their
praises OF the race. Qualities Of tho several
stake winners, Joyn"r is in hopes that his
own gelding Chesap eake will stand trainin.
siiis year. Jack had moro than his own share
o. Ill luck last year. As Pnlishah broke down.
iheumatissm So badly that il. couii not DO
trained. The pick 81 tho Blemton youngsters
are the FLIES Lady Violet. Clarinda and Belle
garde The beauties Of the keelio division arc
the 2-year,old colts by st; Baise, out OF i'm:
ported Beliadonna and Rayon. dor. cut OF
donna brIngs to mind the fact that she IL said
20 DO tho best looking brood mare in the
country There Is no better Investment than
2uylng thoroughbred or trotting mares that
pie :und last summer The Sun commsntedu Don
the fact that the lO-year-old marc Fair Lady,
the dam oftwo such crack colts as Bcrmuda
knd paEonet. should have sold Mt auction IL
Kentucky for only $1,000. The soundncss Of
by w. OBJ. Marlborough Of San Francisco pay
Ing slo.5OO to Col. Barnes OF Kentucky for the
IN at Morris Park nearly all the horses have
been out ON the track. anu they are as far
Vicinity, LAmplIghter and Plckpocket have
been doing regular work for some time. and
Suburban Handicap Tho redoubtable Tenny
Ess out IL the saOw on rriday but did moth
bnlp Donovan will be deserving OF the highest
praise A ne ever gets the swayback to the
Mimyar colt WHh Jim is called. was 81. lively
20! rldtns him on Iidsy. finally getting away "a"
cd mixing thtpss interesting for some ti,nr.
EAh Jim has developed into grand looking
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Slosson Oilers the Champion Expenses -
Meet Him In This CITY.

Blliardist George Slosson said yesterday
that he wasn't particularly surprised at the
result Of the game in Chicago In which Frank
Ives won tho worlds championship from
Jacob Schncfer by pretty nearly discount in
a game OF 800 points ba!kline billiards. Slos.
son. however. was about the only person In
town who wasn't surprised. In fact. tho news
OF the result seems to have almost stunned a
good many Gotham billiard lovers. 1t was the
almost unanimous conviction that Schaefer
Won ID defeat his young antagonist Slosson
the game would he close. and that Schaefer
RIM n risk of being defeated.
4a M%T IS rS
tho result OF overwccninc confidence in his
game" .,,,,,,
too late for publication in THE suN. shows how
poorly the ex-chamrion PLAYED 1t was as
'i.? = + s.
- sGH.stsF u Is Y r IL H. i g.
D. lIe. :. !" 81 ii ii i ~ best run is
,Slosson said yesterday that he would have to
elected. IN n. , game for which he recently
$3.50 for expenses y he would come to New
YORK to Play. soooo,,,
slosson added. ant! beside that it viii give him
an opportunity to make his metropolitan debut
AS champion DlllfardiSt OF the world. This
latter part should be considered as n gain. and
added to it will be the certainty Of making a
handsomcr sum il he succeeds in defeating mo
too. than he can secure by u similar victory
in Chicago"
Ives has labored for years to secure IN in
dividual match with Slosson. and his ambition
is now to be satisfied He has defeated Slos-
son twice but each time 1t was in handicap
cago. in November. 1887. at cushion carroms.
Slosson giving him so points in 200. The sec
handicap tournament. where Ives played 295
to Slossons 800. Slosson had got Alb Of tho
required 500 when Ives scored 215. When tho
young Napoleon will enter the battle with the
honors Of his victory over Schaeier fresh upon
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The Huct,.g Outlook Mt Wa shInSto on.

WASHINGTON. Ma.cI 2c.-1he outlook for great race
meeting for Washington WAS never better thnn at
present Tie Rroollyn meeting will follow that o, the
Wa ne Jockey Club. and nearly all the arominer:
stables will bring their horses her, 20 prepare them for
the rich staLca gE,. NJ u. GTavcscnt..
Anan from New York secured tho betting privileges
here little n,"' than haf their value. hence the
club they will ~ b, abe I" give purses as large as
they wou,d under more nvorhble condition.. 1t mas
been deri 20 tn s2loJ per day. Green Norris ID
here and hh. secured stAb!!n.. Mr. Norris SAWS
he Will bnns J.G.r Morrow. StrutEmsa,h.
Il. King Mac. Rex. I:uraf". and and two two.
yenr-Uii SIA'hmeath is saii 10 have improved
than horse IN the tot. j. Dc Long will be here
IL. weatn-r settles with Eric and six others
O. A. Jones has sccGrsf stabng for ten. among them
the $1,000 colt L.onAwr Mr. Joness horses will be
here about April J. HI.!iAu JcreirEs with Mary Stone
y6aT.u.ds aud fon two ODDS will
Tuesday or Wednesday "a n Love. with ST. Luke. Bal
ara: and two others will be here by the latter cnd o;
the week. In addition To these, stables have been
signed J. A. and A. H. Morris NJ = Dwyer j. Dwyer
D. Gideon. Charles OXN, aud tho Empire sable.
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To-day. Programme. nj Gutt.nburx.

First Ruce-pnrse 500: maiden Two yea-.olcs; sell
ing: ne.hnf mile. Wheeler. 10 pounds; Belle colt
los Harlequin 100. Berthn b 1Oo; Pisa colt. os
Vocal. %. Cnrousal ~.
scrond Racs-rnrse 5000 selling; i've elghihs Of q
mile Marty H.. 123 pounds: Rico l.3; Emstune ~
,oIdstrenin. 10; Mis-, nli,S 10: ortlsari TO; La
mar, l1p. silver Mint 1lN ilimex. llt. Arthur Davis
IuI: Turk II lo1 I!che, lG4: Mayor Il. lu.
Third Rarr-Purse 500. selling: six and one'half
inr.ungs. Character 100: nusc John. lG5; f;rrny
100 khnitan. lo5 Alarm Bee, los: Maid ct Alton
wood IDo; Prc;tiwlt lp9
Fourth II ice-rur.e $500: selling: one mile Elyton
los; sir rae lna. Lady rnisGcr loi. Freezer. 81.
Merry Duke ~: Innnva'lon. 80.
ft;k Race -rurse 5000 handicap; Ihioe,nnnrters Of
n mile Wouiruit.r. los Leveier. 81; Lester. rs:
Mohiran IS: Fanway. NJ.
sixth Ract-rnrse s4uC: 10 pounds above ,cale;
eighths q: mile. Harrison. 11S; Forest King.
40, Cnnindrum l35; Fabian. rs FILTER i2s Dun:
Luna. lc6. Wsnierment. l"5. Brewer. 1926 st. Pat.
rick In, Fassett, IA: Onn.' Ia
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The RrookIyus' Souther. TrIp,

oc.LA, March 2o.-The Brooklyn players leave here
tomorrow morning for Jacksonville where they play
the first OF their series OF games the way north
billy Taylor. who is managing affairs at Jacksonville
has asked Ward for four OF his and Foutz. Stein
or Inks. DAILY. and Collins will be the men loaned
Now that Short Stop Corcoran is here Burns win play
in right field From Jacksonville four I'VE OF the
men who are hes; in condition will he sent home.
Thus fur the trip has done the boys
good They have one and all been working hard. and
the results are plain 70 be seen The team work is nat.
not had chance TO play in his od.time form. but in
practice III the mornings Tom has captured many a
long NY O'Brien and tirilln have been pla wing as
pretty ball since they and Grandpa Eoutz been
play.
Ward says that the team will be home by Sunday,
April 8. unless something unforeseen happens.
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colt. and should 30 a dangerous customer at
ny,hHs up to Tc this yefb mprd fSees
spring campaign. The DAILY horses arc quite
s9a 6s sr M ao h1t
| 8tuart's lot are strong and healthy. ana picR.
nickcr is said to be splendid specimen OF inc
handsome pair of horses. and stuarts friends
hope that they will both stand training,
The betting on the Br3okyn and suburban ,hn.
past week. bermuda. Llntrieuante. Long
ford. Sir John. Strathmeath, and Pessara re.
ceiving substantial support Why docs not
p lolita Mandicap? With lakeland out Of that
event. and such galaxy OF stars rs La Ioscin l
Ean % sSy asi hf iSre
gone conclusion that there would he heavier
play than for either tho BROOKLYN or Snburbsn.
rase aTS mo eks goSd
date he is almost certain to at least get start
Come. gentsmen Of tho pcncil give ,, r. sln nj
give II to us Mt once. such men as Jim Ma
honey. Henry Stcdokcr. Joe Cotton. or Cridge
4 Co could make money by op.enng a book
the race. Of last year. and those who saw the
terrific ; duel between Tristan and Tenny will
club house at Norris Park is always open. and
ready to minister to the wants Of tl!eir guests;
Mr.. v'llcpigue lives at tho club house. "a an ~
there Is no more popular man at Morris l,nrE
beauty OF Morris Park is the splendid railroad
accommodations: trains running hourly from
the tsr%nms q the T hn ~ FrV% Tss
service from Van Nest IN this city is even bet.
ter, the, first morning train leaving there NJ
iM while between that timt t ana ,ro hS r nT9
TO spend day than at Morris Park.
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The great combination sale Of trottcrs con-
Quoted by Mrssrs. 7. c. Kellogg Co. will be-
gin at 10 o'clock this morning in tho American
Institute Building. Third avenue between
SiNtythird and Sixty-fourth streets.
The sale will continue on Tuesday. We'd
ncsday, Thursday. and Friday. aud ovor 200
highly bred animals will pass under the ham
mer. 4 large number Of persons visited the
Institute building. yesterday and looked over
the horses. and the attendance when
Mr.. Kellogg calls for bid on Prince
Lawrence This morning will be large;
The stock to he sold to-day is consigned
by Mrssrs. Charles Backman OF Stony Ford
stud. the breeder Of Ele,ctionccr:. G., W. kel-
logg J. |. Raymond. ". J. Fleet. A. \. Fletcher
" Tcalr. G, Miller. l. ". luton. NJ. Bellies.
Hall S. skinner and H. p. Kendall Tha. stony
Ford lot includes speedy colts and Giles by
Leland. Kentucky Prince. Mansfield. Prince
George. and other sires OF note. Many are
very FAST and buyers should rerollcct that
stony Ford consignments have in the past
contained many diamonds in the rough. Guy.
Fred Folger, and other flyers having been sold
in ,he Institute building by Kellogg TO.
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"Poly" stuaeats Have . Nishrs Sport.


There plenty OF enthusiasm at tho Acorn Athletic
Associations now home. lato the Prospect Heights
Gymnasium. Firth avenue. near Union street Brook
lyn on Saturday night. where the second annual in
door games OF the oxford Athletic Association whose
membership comprises the majority OF the lads In the
Academic Department OF the Polytechnic Institute OF
Brooklyn. were decided. Several OF the events
open members OF tho Iterscholastic Athletic Asso-
citation Malcolm ", Ford was referee. q. II. Henshaw
and {. ". Whitney Judges. and rrof. u Andrews and
Prof. ". William Andrews imekeeperG The results
Fifty. yard Dash Handicap Final heat won by H.
Cowpsr!hwait, = Foster serond, Time, 81 seconds
Pole vaultinx Handicsp,won TX Zimmerman
sesond feet inch; H. Whitney. tscratch, third, with
Finy.ysrd Hurdle Race. Handicap.--Final heat won
by N BY. T.. zimmerman second H. Compartment
Two.hundred andiwenty.yard Run. Handicap-Final
bent won by 4. Foster H. cowperIhwail! second Time.
one mile Kun. lIandicap-won by j, Zimmerman.
scratch: L. zimmerman. yardr second. y. Atkinson,
scratch. third. Time, . minutes 3IA seconds
Quarter mile Run Iandieap-Non by H. Whitney. 10
seconds
The points were; J. Zimmerman. 10; II. Cowperth.
SAt I HS 1n GHsp%a ysash n1s whitney,
The results in the Int holastic events werei
fify.ysrd Dash, serRtch-fiha heat won by j, Smul,
Qn.risr'.niis Run. scratcb-won by II, CnsIan.
FcIytechn,c third TIM rs Z seconds.
mann High School. 'h'rd Time minutes A. Ia
Tire points were u. chai.in Harvard. q; j. spul.
asa:%sn Sisi school i ESIro sii.tff Syy
techuic. ~
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Baseball Notes,
There is letter this Office for tho manager o, the


Senators O'''N~
Athletic club Of the Eastern League, but declined.
Harry c. Fisher MANAGER OF the Canton Ohio. base
man OF las: seasons spr,nEhsld Ohio eain.
IS: n rt.;op rhilic H. T1mney died inReadins PA last
ton and Lincoln Seb Clubs and was FOR two seasons
with the Louisville Club.
gam. a, south Park IN. club. lease q the West
tends to dispose OF The latter a, once
The lnnans champions Of The ives, side hays re-
bear from the saos ." All nea
asnn %snasm o, west side Address "a"
The st. George Athletic Club haze organized one Of
The stromxes amateur baseball teams IN This Vicinity
t eaS 10y Eas sr. aas = George
July for SoS
They wou a.o ike to sxhs good
Address Martin Klees Woodbridge. bergen county. Nj.
ssr :;
ssk R,sS sundays h Charles smith,
ciSs during ths e IssS and 1sSS has assumed
secured many Of the rcniTevlie player. and with tho
talent now in practice expects 10 got together
OF the strongest teams i'll this vicinity.
games With al club; the Gnnan
Rnhwnys and West Ends preferred. Clubs having en-:
Dire" Fred Gerhardt. llo Drugs avenue. Brooklyn.
nnu @ the 9Gn Vii s.
sh.rsssi GsFs E:hs,%an %s%ss h.xs already been
1sdres. 4,hss
Beekman place.
ps gu6 E, op E
E ss;more 81 s. Edw.rds 5. %dasr A e %e "
K
AZ strong teams wishing to arrange Saturday or sun
far with ihs staten Island
q flan e. AMI %arr
Tor p Pn g. ns ;S 10 ans
would also like 70 book two games with some strong
Semnt,o.. Harlem Athletic Association. 2ss and aSa
e fos,Cn to sign n9h G these were .s.gnsd TO
DER Az, has been unable !" come to terms WIN them
lily s:' Tsa T On 'ni
F M seG ssS NH 10 sat- s1' s
as 4. hin 20 ss; sy
Jast Srsas. is ssns
S ,1s s.!s, not playing
Brvr4lo. March 2o-The New Works will open tho
81 ns.s 3" AD' rs s
can ~" ssTn l III
stS kns.s: RS w. Il q s. a
ss.sa: man.;
s"G s.n 10 r Si.E s
matter over Ny vote IS necessary to decide II and
e. sSe yet ~nA may
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pro.p.c, Athlete. p,,eh,ps auo,,..

The new Prospect I'M Athletic Club held their in.
augural quot tournament ST. Patricks day at the
grounds Of Joseph Collins, <74 bergen street There
twelve entries and. considering all the circun..
stances the pitching WAS very clever The club pur.
poses have frequent tournaments Of this kind and
hope 10 develop representative for Of the larger
events in this vicinity. The pitching In their frat
done in heats In tho first Robert
Allen beat Lrthur Greiner BY 70 70 =. and Jane,
heat John Moore beat Joseph Doyle 10 TO aAd Frank
Thompson beat Frank Sioat In the third heat
John Foley beat John ftzharris 10 to T. and Joseph
o'Ne heal Thomas Carey 1910 -.
IN the plbv.oh John Foley beat Prank Thompson 10
TO IL, and Robert Allen beat james lieauey 10 to o..
!o9n Moots anu ,%nn 9,eE ma y mp anh ,nHn
brought together Robert Allen and John Moore Quite
10 handsome cup. valued at $40. was presented
Ths rsi.r.s. OF the ssmss we're Joseph r. Collins aud
Alfred blkuyelt.
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Pennsylvania I'oultrym.n.

PnILArrLrpIa March 2o.-The Pennsylvania State
Poultry Society at their annual meeting yesterday
afternoon elected these officers: President Philip J.
Walsh. Burmon': Iic~Presidsnts. c. Temple. Poop
son. ~ D. Dana' .,,rre'aty n ~ SoeckeI
win tieorpe Cor.on. Plymouth nieeting z. {. vahis.
W. H. Ebingtr Philadelphia: n Il. Dana, J. II. Riday,
Coaesyille Delegate to the state Board Of Agriculture
i. &. Vahle.
The report the Secretary the poultry inter.
the been recognized by the state
board Of Agric the frst time their annual
meeting in January result due to the efforts Of the
association. The 1rcasurers report showed balance
on tho right side
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with the shotgun aud R,ac.

Tho highest score in the last weekly gallery shoot OF
the Zetter Rhe Club was made by IL. Hages. o<S;
President y. Walther PAT, WAS second.
On Tuesday several members Of the Coney Island.
Geunore. and Parkway Gun clubs will have n days
shooting nj Dexter Park. Matches and xweepstake
shoots will be decided
The most interesting events in the two days open
tournament Of the North sid. Gun Club at the Queens
County Driving Park, are: A contest Mt 20 kevstonrs
with 81 entrance tee. on Tuesday and shoot at ~
live birds with sl2 entrance ON Wednesday.
A novel match will be shot April 3 at Wissel's Cy-
press Hill Park the conditions being 80 shots with the
rifle the 2O0yard range every shot in the l2inch
bui's eye to count one point and every shot IN tho
white to score miss and 30 shots at blue rocks.
The annual meeting Of the Jeanette Gun Club was
held on Friday The following officers were elected:
Cordtes. President fOr the seventh consecutive
year: J Vaghts Wee President. Or. A. j. Christian
Secretary: e. NJ Brunie Treasurer and c. Busch Shoot
ing Master
Next Saturday the members OF the Atlantic Rod and
Gun club will shoot of several nf their postponed
matches at the West End grounds. The FIRST will prob
ably be between r J. srtheranh and and r DIVER at
yards rise and thirty yards eighty yards
boundary. The second match will bs between Judge
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z Sutherland and George Klsst each man 70 sheet
The match between {. T. Morris President Of the A.
hntic Rod and Gun Cuh and Walter Gilman, PRESIDENT
OF the Crescent Gun Club for 500 side aud the birds
will also be shot saturday at the same grounds
The team match bctween the Coney Island ana Sheeps
head Bay Fire Departments. ten men on tld. tnch
shoot At five live birds twenty-five yards rise.
for 500 side and supper. viii probably he decided
the same day.
The following blue rock ashcrs entered for the
sweepstake contest TO be held nj Dexter Park omor.
row! w forbach, T. Lcibnger. NJ. scnoeitier, ~ Link
Major Guenther short +. knnZweilCr Z. StreetLe,
a. ". Horney, and y. Wolfert. Each man shoots at 1to
keystone targets. 20 yards rise. for n purse.
SHOOTING YxruHgs IHE NEgR.
Monday-swecpstakes. Dexter Park. 100 blae rocks
each.
Tn.sday-Mafch aud sweeps axes NJ live birds Dexter
rArk; North side Gun club tourney, Maspeth
Wedne sday--first German Gun cub OF New York.
Dexter Part. live birds; Erie Gun Club, Woodiawn
Park; North side Gun cub tourney continued.
Thursdny-EmeraldG un Club, Dexter TAX i've BIRDS
Atlantic Nod and Gun Club. West End Grounds. toney
Island, live birds . go, a.,
friday-Inden Grove Gun Club Dexter Park live
birds: team match shoot. Dexter Park. go,
Saturdny-MHtch and swcepNake by members OF the
Aiantic Rod and Gun club. West End Grounds. Cohey
Island.
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MINHiTTANS ARE CHESS PLAYERS.
They Beat New Orleans III the Tclegraphi'
Match 10y q 1-2 TO 1.2.

The Manhattan Chess Club OF this city and
tho New Orleans Chess. Checkers. and Whist
Club tried the telegraph as medium to play
ten games of chess on saturday. and they I'm
ished yesterday morning with tho local tenm
winner by g., POINTS to 81. DIR. Fred Mintz
and J. X. Roach did the lions share OF the work
by acting as tcllers in the Manhattan and the
New Orleans club rooms respectively. The
full score OF tho match was as follows:
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HkcoEDs MADE ON MANY ALLEYS
Much Interest Manifested In the A. A. \. q.
Final Tournament,

OF tho many bowling tournaments that are
being rolled there Is little interest manifested
In any Of the series compared to that OF the
American Amateur Union. which began on
last Monday night While several OF the teams
are outclassed. no doubt the tourney will prove
interesting. The records are:
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GOOD SCORES AT THE sEvENTB.
A Close Competition In the Teas OF Two
Match.

The team OF two match was shot on Saturday even.
ing in the Seventh Regiment rifle range There were
large number OF entrles and some good were
made. frivaes J. NJ, Moe and ". NJ Stiiweil OF Com
pany won first prize Privntcsw. N. Ba,tcr and T..
g. Vessels Of Company were second. and Private
D. ~ Comstock and Corporal G. H. Caldwell OF Company
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HEIsER's TOURNAMENT.


The Staten Island Amhteu. League has finished mp
It's tournament. the Warriors winning first prize and
nrkinsmien Aha oor,hth az "a. lying tor second
prize tn" DeJonge of the Warriors and the
Prize for high Clark Of the Richmouds he be-
ing the only rolling the required number Of games
~ equality for II. Following is the record:
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1s che tn Of si s IL: sy i Ss. Il Il:
night The scores; ,,...
| Athctic-Gohn. 1874: soharmnn. Jag: Williams 1870;
MARY, loD; Gnck. l4s Total. 100.
III; To.t, IL. roa, 75s S. -' '"''' ''-' ''''A"''
SECOND
Man w. Es:. so 1a s.H'! 1895 Batch 1875
11 IKE L. 1885, Ru'z $780, oolmar
Mnnna a., sss rd sape m Batch
Metz ~: GoHn iGi T"'a IT, ''o "'Am' 1875
The Riverside Th.elmen defeated the Hudson County
wheemen in their series Of games on Friday night The
49,
ad;%n %oa,y SS... 1884, nY.en.
EafE 10 b.srd I ro. 1885, An'
saturday nsh1 The CUB won TWO ssms s
The scores
lIl 1 E"sH'E l2s Eo'r' $780,
40; Hughes, i55 TOTAL. 7a., w. "'''' '''' '"'''
srco>p G.xr.
49,; Hughes. III, Total 7IH. 500
II, sSl 49, t. Wi;l.; a S' 4s'a M "'A
THIRD
n SET en-; W.sb b.1 Shsrn 1as Mate
kIa sntGk Ia i aS 4 kSnst Sad asS E0er' 1885,
The teams Of the Roseyille Athletic Association and
the staten Island Athletic Club met the New York
Athletic Clubs alleys, on Saturday night to bowl on
the tie for second place in the Athletic Bowling
League both teams were accompanied by large
number of rooters" The agreement tho best Of
three games and Roseville won the FIRST two. The
scores:
FIRST CANE
Roseviiie A. A.-Heitzman, III: Baldwin. 1875: Dud.
ley 153: Thompson. 20; Northrop III. Total s43.
staten isa,a ,e Cppls idti Rn's Cod ": Goode
CAMP.
Ro.eyills 4. A.-lel,zman. 100 BALDWIN, ~: Dad
staten Island A. t-cos. lh3: Rose 1888: Goude l6l;
Livingston, lo2. hill l69 Total, ,5S.
The sixth series Of games of the American Amateur
Bowling Union final Tournament. will bs rolled at the
Columbus Market nlley tonight The petinR teams
will be; New York bowling Club OF this city America
Rowling Club OF Newark and Waverly Bowling Club Of
Brook Ign.
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NEW ORLEANS. March 2O.-The Olympic Club
mailed yesterday the following articles OF
agreement to John L. Sullivan and James j.
Corbett:
We. the undersigned. John L. sullivan Of Bost on nd
James j Corhett of California do hereby
gage in glove contest to hnsh before the OIvnp.
club OK New Orleans. Wednesday sept I. 1922. at
O'Clock T. NJ sharp. for purse OF S25rDO the winner
to receive all Of snd purse The contest be with
ounce gloves and according 10 the Marquis Of Queens
berry rules. Tile club il select the tho
official 'imtkeeper each Of us reserving the right
appoint n tmtk-"r"r 10 represent us snd tune
10 subject to the approval Of the club
The referee shall have power to stop and decide tho
contest H. in his opinion the becomes brut
or when humanity may demand IT. Should either us
commit deliberate foul thereby injuring the
chance: OF winning tho one dong shall lose all
est III the aforesaid purse.
To guarantee faithful performance Of the above obi
cations we hereby agree to deros 81 800 hands
Of the Olympic Club Should either OF fail appear
a. the proper time aud place the doing shall for
felt his deposit.
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Yacht

The American Yacht Club of Milton Point has chang
the date o its annual regatta from Tuesday July O.
Wedtesday. July
George II n Hill owner OF the schooner Miranda 10
mourning the loss By fire OF line of racing lis
which were stored in frame building at Mystic Conn.
The building burned last week.