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Gossip OF the wheel.

to-day. " " '.'''''"h
Tue baltimore wheslmen are arranging q relay race
from winchester to Baltimore May 80
W s. Campbell. the Manhattan A. e. racer contain
plates competing In the big meetings this year.
The Quaker City wheemen will award a haudsome
medal 10 any member OF their club bo succe ris in
year. NV A"i'es 'n's
II me Harlem Wheelmen will hold club run to Eliza.
ne.n me suhIay race for the purpose OF seectux
ateam Tor the Madison square Garden event viii take
The Qusrns County wheslmen have elected IN. ro,.
i4"nF omceIs: President. " II PettIt Vice Presldent
": sehiverea: Secretary, ". Kay; treasurer " A.
hsdley: Captain, W, Warrington. w. a.
hoIa ssnnsss Men, Cycling League Of Newark vii
c9iis: LOT me Murray Cup this Afternoon Among the
Frank Brock, W. II, KirEpstrick W. Nj schw.rt, Tsen
MAX. W. q ."'nA' anu NJ
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nely temper and run up to his true, form. He
Is neat. racy looking fellow. and should make
good selling pl ". II nothing better; h.
long and 10Y, with y srea. deal q duality
his bright eye and shining coat indicate, the
hes, OF health: The ihrec-year cid colt Ghed-
ter. Is a cob,bui!t colt of great substance.
old, and was. well uG in a, high class
and Contribution. tho brother to Arab. are
Soho. the property, Of W. ii. sands. The two
year oldS are likely looking lot headed n 5y
star ana one hind foot white. The boys say
that he is full lyns large as Monarch was at the
Thistle. Is likely looking and the chestnut
colt by Prince Leopold. out OF Carmne. Is
great. growthy chap. with u rare shoulder and
baik, Tn S2lt 10y onenun,ga .bt
The colt by kingike; dam Lnura Gould, Is not
large; Hcrndon, 10y llimyar, out Of Wild Rose.
is u big black colt that should run we'll The
beauty. a .tridc swaybaokcd. but a strong
racy-like young mare. that will make her
mark on the turf unlnss all signs 20 for nauglt.
T.. is giant rossesscd of =, great amount Of
bone and substance, Hcwill require timc but
should mako stake horse when matured
bay colt by II-Usod out OF Royalty, one OF .hc
pf tho best looking colts IN the lot is rasr-
ing chestnut by Pontiac or Runnymede. out Of
no famous mare Girohc. He is very much like
MS aS in his ae lon ana Is ars SSr2gEs
Weather. but is rounding to very rapidly.
iylnnds own horse the four-year-old Cal
INN. by Great Tom. is handsome. reacocky
elbow. tNn' should 10 u frequent winner in his
las M
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LoNG-DIs7AyCE wHEELMEN.
A Brooklyn boys t'aaacea for Beating q
Years Record on the Bicycle.

The efforts for the past year Of whcelnen in
different sections Of tho country to eclipse all
existing records for twelve months riding has
been productive Of some pretty big mileage
records. Up to 1883. Albert B. Barkman Of
the Brooklyn Bicycle Club had ridden over
5000 miles In twelve months. This was the
record for ono years riding. George NJ MIS-
bett Of the New York Bicycle Club and William
+. Murphy OF the Kings County wheelmen
started out In 1880 to beat Barkman's record.
Both men succeeded Nisbett rode over 10000
miles. and Murphy was but few miles behind
him.
In 1890 there were any number Of nspirants
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The Old Berkeley Member. Asked Z. Pa. .,

The Berkeley Athletic Club recently disbandsd have
issued circular TO their members calling for sub
serption of $50. 80 from each resident member and
half that amount from members to pay Oh
the heavy indebtedness OF $500 For small club OF
less than 400 members that into athletics
sxtravaganty this Is very large amount and most Of
was expended for repairs and additions the build
Ing Many Of the members think that the association
ought to portion OF the bills and there 10 consd.
erabls grumbns abou. paying out $50 for nothing
inc circular states that stock the sams
.1opE In this matter AS the others These socAled
citation entirely separate from the club but who en-.
ioyed Al the club privileges without paying any dues
statement In the circular. evidently Of intent 10
hasten subscription. says:
II this plan carried the matt or will hs anded
~ Just and honorable way u 1t 10 not carried out
members are likely to be subjected in the future 10
trouble aud annoyance with the possible chance of
now asked for ," ~ '~A :.
4 committee Of twenty-five will be appointed to At.
ehd &c tns matter There 10 no talk lSout uni.
yetsitJ athletic association run In ,ppOAtiv. !" th
University Club.
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The Soil OF We~trra I.eaEu. Players.

COLUMNS, Feb. 3l.-!resirnt Williams OF the West.
ern Leaggc announces III. following list of players Lu
have either signed or accepted terms:
pfrhers-Vickery. Griffith. Ferien Ee!jOry Dewal,l
frhEN. Cunningham Casslan. Bishop Arthur CLARK SON
WA.swpr'i u. L. Hart. Wiling Madden, McS.Lbb Pears
Payne: SwHrtzeil. John Sowdrrs. sullivan
tatchers-pGnn. Berger Lake. Baldwin. Darling
Bowman. ivory. N.~mAn. Sage StOckwell
First Bas.men-Farrar Fields. Campion, Billy O'Briep
MCOl'Tk. Mott Carney, Breckenridge.
second Bssemen-Slnith. Ward. Nicholson Hatfield
Earle ''
-, rh,rd ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Alvord. Laroqus. Roat
Efc!d"rsB.-cher friel. Ciilks. Gittingor uARrieye
Letrhcr, Farmer. Fctz. pO!helnus
Pre- nd"nt Young has sent Mr.. Williams u list OF
players now sgne! BY League clubs who will likely be
~ liberty 70 siNn with the Western League about the
hrst OF April They are about twenty in all.
a." committee on players made up Of Measrs. Wit.
lihi' spear. ana Mcguire rejecting every PLAYER
known :" lee drink ing IlIn disturher IN u team
Th> ri- turned down FL Crane liastan Marr Hips
Jersey Bakeley, snu about n dozen Others, T0'
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Football Notes,

LnSDoS. Feb. 2I-rpward ~ 700 football match..
were played IN England during the week
tn" kickhams aud John Miches will nlay IN cir no.,
poh-d game ~ Ridgew God next SUNDAY 1900 ''''
The Longieows will try their strength with ni,l a,
team "i sosaiers At Fort Hamilton this afternoon.
To-Day the KICK hams will play the Shamrocks Of Jer.
y stS on tlo SleFehs institute grounds Hobok en-
The shnmrocks play .he Brookyns next Sunday at
state League, " Wv" AVA
Tue Brooklyn Football Club will meet the HIizab.tb
port Football Club M Elzabethport this afternoon In
an exhibition game. 50
There were no football matches played Yesterday Mt
Era:iiHa and Monitor Park. weehaaken, the yroupis
not beng IN condition.
The New York Thstlcs, runners up for the American
cup, Will play league match TINS afternoon against
the GternPHnt Hangers. Oh the Mesefole avenue
grounds Biobslyn.
Owing to the unfsvorabls weather Yesterday the
bcnsry game AZ kiugewoOd ION ed tlut next
SUNDAY r!ck.'s sold re- yrsferdays game viii be
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Not Against Winter EIacinr.

CHICAGO Feb II -E! Corrigan. in letter from Mag.
noit springs An.. says: An idea seems prevail
that entries ;tom owners anu trainers racing on
wl'er traces would not he received b. the Chicago
Racing assoc alton. The inttnatiou that int ended
I" r'v".iii' tnr RIDING "f the oiri rul is no.
m: " NIi. Heartily welcome all reputable owners
ana tam rs To hawthorne.
Wh." "" wish II distinctly understood that We do
not recognize IA" ruling of tn. buar'l of Control
VIII sti rursru and adhere to the policy nf barring
owner trainer ur Jockey whr has INCURRED penalty
from an reputable race trarh."
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WASHINGTON. Feb 21-Elizabeth's cham pIon DO wing
team. flushed with victory the crack bowlery Of
New Jersey and New York. made descent upon Wash
ington last evening to try conclusions some OF
the wooden ball manipuia,ors of the Columbia A. G.
TWO games were played resulting in draw, Elizabeth
winning the first contest in which ten players partic.
paed and losing the second the Ave picked men of
the Columbia team great deal of enthusiasm and
interest manifested in these contests which were
not decided until nearly midnight. and socable was
given the visitors afterwsrd in the parors OF the Co
games follows.
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Fl. Racers. with Un,o. Six ,or Sail,

'RsroI- Feb. AIT tho Herreshon works the arss
In 2l.footor is In Frame and banking I'm, com.
menced She ia big racing shell boat on the conceu
trio circle ideas advanced twenty years ago by Nike
Davis. the well-known oaTsman. Put lin on an on.
larged Shell boat and one has shape very much like
tue mn :looter II win not he surprising Il ono of the
sails. " - 400 u"'on s'A W.
II Naval Architect Herreshon carries out the idea
mat be spoke about TO Commodore Morgan "a stated
w one % the ntterH Newport friends the Brsto rrm
WI build nm sl.foot contrebo rider the same rim
cple that he Intended to build u FIN a..
footer The latter vas draw With An ust under nns
ieet aud with the board down. bore about four
Teen feet or course In I'm 81 .footer the draught
would DO cut o.; and the bottom or the nm might bs
drauRht OF eight to nine feet ' ~ ~
10 said that lierreshor believes he can get IN .
boats. " ' oSA' o''1 "'' A'''
Mr. Aanson Ri gelow. Jr Is the owner OF the latest
mn ~ footer ordered The names Of tho other owner
still kept secret - ''.N ~>"N' ~""''s
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This regular weekly run OF the cross. nv asso
ciation OF the College OF tho Cry or New YORK tool
B.sp tSs ran ina % from Ksrn Hotel t"rdha
tsndancs or oontsstsn,s. T NJ; Donohus. VS. was
So p1s lay down the old Fordh. the King"
thence across the Bronx River Bridx. to The West
Chester race course then this and around
sgas iSsd wo ATE, eIoss and
and T. T. Donohue. 'D3. third. Time hour ilN min.
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Among the Canoists.

nb hs srooayn Canoe Club are repairing their honss
sia Kettihg III readiness for the racing season.
The Crescent Canoe Club of Grecnytlls n. j will
nereatter be known ~ the Jersey City Canoe club
THIS H. wise act aud will prevent future confusion
Eth ths canoe department or the Crescent Athletic
me Workers Canoe Club have elected the following
omcers; H. L. Quick. Commodore: 4. B. Rossire rrs
tonmoiore: Thomas Hale. Secretary aud j. " smp
soon be added to the hee,. " " ~ "
, Tho OTTAWA Canoe Clnb have elected H. Gisborna
COMMODORE: W. H. Cronk. Captain. and II C. Ross secrs
taIG Ihe cIuo has s-senty members, one OF tho
MLKes IN the country They will have cruise yu!y
rev members are tAlk ing OF cruising ali III. Wy
'he A. o. A. meet At Lake Champiarn In Angus.
onk nicLerSScksr Canoe Club have elected the for
6 6IshSmods. ~ f. "s'tmAn Treasurer. James {
Lev ~ W hexaLta committee consists OF " |. Due
regatta of the cub will be held about Jecorstion pav
The west bank OF the Hudson. ~
Inc recently organized CAnoistG Climb Ia, demon.
ateu me act That II 10 powerful factor for soc
n.nnns ne menbers Club nights tMondays are al.
M n ws ATTENDED Next Friday evening VII occu5
siEIppsr IN ne Harvard This promise. Do
!uis AS wen attended and ENJOYABLE as last year
i. m March Harry Ward BrooIiyn Canoe club viii
eu,ure AZ the ciu Knots aud spices and IN eatIs
party ~ On the calendar FOR March FL
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Boston rode the great
est number OF miles.
His record was 1850
miles. This is the
worlds record. With
the advent Of 1891 a
number Of new men
developed for this long
distance contest. As
In previous years. only
IA few riders rem ained
In the contest after
July. Toward the close
81 tho year only three
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PRINCETON Alhletea

PRINCETON. Feb ao-None OF tho heavy. weight wres.
tiers put in appearance at the preliminary contest
held this evening in the gymnasium to determine the
competitors for tho Washington Birthday exercises
The contest refore confined the ligbt weight
class, aud was won by Poe 40, who threw Lewis lbs
after harce tussle The men selected for putting tho
shot shot We're Wheesr 80 who threw 80 feet inchsS
WIN hsse.1ase ~ % I.et ineh and Nredenbergh
Whesler Is well known AS the big left guard OH the foot
IN an exhibition wrestling match. which was won bv
times. " - '-'~s
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BOSTON. Feb clThe racing In the 4Gfoot class ext
season will undoubtedly be between tho Beatrix. Wasp
Barbara, Glor!ana aud possibly the Ilderim The Min
cola may also be raced. The Oweene will hardly bs
seen In the and the be said or several
Others that raced last year The Alb,rak viii no doubt
be- raced though said that ,ien Paine still has ms
4Gf"ol fever ant may huild new boat.
II seems that the Bsatrix was purchased by the
Adams brothers and there viii he much interest TO Sc.
II they sail her as well Ms Capt. Crorker
There is movement on foot l0okIng to the hume hing
together u the ctn'rebUard and Nm 2i.fOOt.rs and
having al the litt!e boats race IN ono class tho 40
and III footers Lave dune
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Hard Fighting .. the B-osl,y. A. c.

1t 10 seldom that exhibition of physical provsss
moro exciting In character 10 witnessed than the
special matches which the Brooklyn Athletic Club de-
cided At Grand Army Hall Bedford avenue and North
Second street Saturday night. The attendance was
very large. And the events passed of smoothly and
satisfactorily.
After some clever exhibition bouts tho much. talk ed
OF thIesround special between J. Barnett Down Town
A. C.. and r Creed. Brooklyn A. C.. was decided In
the nrst round Barnett landed over Creeds left eye
and Just before the close of the round was knock
ed down. In the second round Barnett again forced
ne ash,inx and aimed all bis terrible righhandsrs
a. Greeas sore eye with telling effect. but Creed
With some very hard upper cuts In the third
were un able to decide upon tho winner
OF the night Barnett rushed. clinched and pounded
draw
~ e. and r. cunningham. Brooklyn A. c. proved 20 s.
n.La GEht IN the frat round the honors were about
Sveny The second was repetition Of TIE
and landed hssvtIy several time on his opponeneS
and fourth round was ordered. s
Brighton 4 4. and Eddie Loeber: Brooklyn A. O.. VI:
declared TO be the winner after tres brutal rounds
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Attraction. at the Racquet a.a Tenn

The Racquet and Tennis Club propose to wind up the
winter in an unusually attractive manner. After the
match for the tennis championship of America
between Messrs. b. S. De GarmendiA and r. Sears
tne , games for the billiard championship Of tho club
points up The first Yans will be played Wednesday
nigEt tetween A. Morton the present champion. and
j. knhpo The second game occurs on Thursday
night between Andrew Miller and X. N. Young
Following the billiard games comes the RACQUET and
ship.
Afeneing department recently been added to tho
club. Tn. instructor Is Prof. ESsoc I;ouspy ex-Ad.
JutAnt and fencing master Thirty France
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TT gss me REFEREE.
The Manhattan Swimmers DO Not Find
Fault with the Providence Tank.


There is something radically wrong with the
water polo situation at Providence. When tho
| New York Athletic Club team returned from
rather unsatisfactory trip to the home OF the
| Netropole swimmers the Winged Foot men ex-
| planned that the score Of o to . goals against
| them was due almost entirely to the pcculiari-
| ties Of the Metropole A. A. tank. II was deep
in some spots and shallow in others. which
fact was taken advantage OF by tho Metropoie
players Saturday the Manhattan A. {. men
went to Providence. They had heard all about
the queer tank. and were prepared for all
emergencies The score was to = in favor OF
tho Metropolis. The Manhattan A. G. boys
arrived home yesterday and were questioned
in regard to the wicked tank. This Is the
story that Alexander Metfert. the crack centre
rush of the Cherry Diamond team. tells
The tank is all right 1t is an iron tank
eight feet in depth. with n platform Quilt three
feet under water from the centre to one end.
This gives thirty feet OF deep water and thirty
feet Of shallow water. We had close and
very interesting game. and had the referee
understood his business the score would have
been u tie We were quite strong enough for
ono goal in the first hall. betting touching one
for US In the first and BULL making :. n mother
mi sns rSa in F9E hs .hl s hn "n
which went 70 the credit Of the Metropolis, was
r"nsd in this way. Heilborn was near our goal
with the ball and was trying to score. He was
Evrrynody in tile room yelled Coal Fred
s S
for the Ms,trn1lr udgfS nayinG prsyi9nsy
sjts end Z the taaE and 1, aiSnt see The
q S.' % ;S'$i ., Ana "a i%s % ss$
II" MStro"nl"s S were 81 cnttsd to the goal in
DISPUTE. which made them tho winners. To
n" 2% t" say that when leilb"rn made ths
ALLEGED goaiMrsves, clnnped his hands"
their own tank yesterday which was Witnessed |
BY largo crowd. The teams were as follows: |
K Kssdy G isis End NSs@Ssss,s
Reitns Quarter back ........ Bloomfield.
i Rssa Goals ;E FssSn.F'F
Even and Alfred chasssnui FINER. l. Anderson.
The Reds won ly : to q. In the first half
Hang scored Eoal in two minutes and Buddy
IN lour na n two IN is and seheer
on" in two minutes.
As result Of playing one tic game with the
Metropolis and Iosin. another on q doubtful
,ieieatins the NV Works when they meet tho
New Y"r Ks made tho best showing against the
Metropolis in deep water. and the Maintains
did the hest work i'll the wicked tank ut
Tn" New York PLAYERS put in some good prac-
'irr work yesterday: Two teams Of four men
M5 as and knnsr beEs1
Toussant. and +. T.. Hauhold as Blacks. did
some brisk work The Blacks acted on tho
while tho Reds devoted themselves
. scoring goals. the idea being to practise
rot work before the goal. It was very spirited.
md the Reds scored about dozen goals. The |
>ew iorks have several sharp plays in pickle
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schsolbsy. VIII Have a Tug or War

The first meeting of the year Of the In,e.-schoase
Athletic Association of New York City held Friday
afternoon. The following schools were repr~sented.
Berkeley. Chaplin Cutler. Columbia Grammar Harvard
uasey. and Driser. The feature of the pr
was hc attempt ny some of the delegates To have The
iug OF waromittd NJ the annual spring games Berke-
ley ana tolup ba Grammar schools had a spri, ed a..
bate BERKELEY barely won the last year owing 10
the good showing al the Columbia team The derUnt "a
from tbe latter school now think that their team wound
ha tue beet chance Of winning the trophy this year
aud they succeeded In retaining IL ON the prorramms
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soUTH BROOKLYN DUAL LEAGUE.
JERSEY CITY AMATEUR LEAGUE.
SOME BOWLING GAMEs

-'''StN's a. S.'.''..-.1
SOME BOWLING GAMEa
, The Brooklyn Bicycle Club were defeated nv IN. IT,.
T nm wnssimen On Friday night home aeys
1i7 aT Vsn Ssys Pal 49, Lord Ias Bryan
III; Ssi ss' IT, 1874 1911 iHi S 1877 Bailey lS: Lewis
ii IF. s.;sS SGs AsPs.:
-e~s's' e"en team winning game The scores:
'iRsr GAM.
sf1ai s.a~n Il: EF s,s &c., Br.a 1885,
spra ~: Rose ito ~ To,s 4s '"'; s'uery lsA
SECOND CAM.
ssysHf sas%n '1a! Tss 3D. Hrasd 1885,
spIs iS ks.s 5o ~, 4Y,s 81. 1885, sser 1884,
w 1ss Isnn... and cqrnhans No me. on tn.
islAna League series. The scores: III tho STATEN
ussr CANE
.as fss'i io a:G 7 %S.sFH'ss' 'a7;
w.. 49, s Sears sk III 4; ST.. koA. ,.a
SECOND CANE
i,anhpe19.bcrn III. K!en1e. 1871; wa,s,I.. ,so
Williams i]o; sears. I'D Total Ill - "'"'sr' 49,
,n ~ the s1sn Island Amateur on Friday even
Rus on tMH .amrs s s tie Xiii
riRsr GAM.
,s s CLAIR. :c sos S 4sss Se Nss.u
NH on huil-CLtter, 1ST: Sconed 1gs. st.inh.oL
49, cAughey. ISs; Larkin $50. Total. SEQ ''"'''A'
sSrOSD CANE
las Fsss %!srs III f ssa ;o. 1856 ~srsrs.u
IA ~" ION hha''Iuntter 2to scoheId 1854; steinbeck
form itpb xaino between the s'erbund and Re.
night. The score: ''N's' "'e's w thursday
us Sn,iIer5undEh kIeitz 40; Bicking I'D; schst II,
-: Jaraos ss k!sp ~ fri,n 20 SHADE; bs BrScs
As G.fs. q: robmer A ss ~ !, Kss,s, -
tai ST. 80 NN''' "o' o1eHhupt. o. To-
reform Buchmersier ~: PfsiI. 10: KrGn.r az.
ksluba, 10; Grsenswsld. 40: Pfsn. 81: Heassn Ia
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GOOD PLATING IN THE coURsx
Experts Mt nsnAssn and Racqsess show "
n Else Form.

| Or. Philip Smith was the hero on cisb day at the
Brooklyn Handbnli Clubs court The exist Louisian
took part In six hard and Lost but In both
matches he was assisted by partners whose styles
almost opposite 10 his yet his superior Judgment led to
| effective riayins upon each occasion. One feature
about the Doctors display is that he always strives to
win and he claims that he would rather play against
| Champion Casey than any man neins Not that he
Ssmpon sh s sn' ss Tsss Se s ssn ns
M T whS Pa Pr
and hi'nseIt called doSn John Mslcoim and James
ind s did with HI.
s s%s n's sn sH b%au. Il f a-ss
in Which pt sequsa
n-r. The pair beat Champion Casey and James Dunno
scored but seven ace. in the game. The scores:
Sa..s an. and b RsassS !! II a-se
John caSmo played on" Of har ' nd Gin Pss tor
Ey The p nt ss Iows3.r
quite spirited throughout The scores
haney and Carmody .....,,,..,..,......,n 81 ei-Gl
Capt Rose and Lonerzan ..,....cI IL 1a-5i
Frank rrendsrsast aud Rob Malcolm. two old ais.
doubled ny and ninde strong pair TO draw They
beat Jim Malcolm and Tom Lyman and won handiy.
hnu and x.SfSn = ia
eo Am0 a. o ss s'S 8; S
a ben. H. and RGr snd , Major
There viii be number of excellent attractions pre-
tehted 1T the Brooklyn Court to-day. DR.. smith and
partner have promised to give Phil Casey and Jimmy
Dunno satisfaction In the best OF nve games
Courtney's South Brooklyn court presented a lively
appearance yesterday. and the payeps full Of
match making In anHwer to Capt Mike Boyls's prop
ostion that appeared n THg srN yesterday Billy Court
ney says " II Capt Hoy e IL Ruxioua about
good handhail viii take partner from the brooklyn
liandbal Club and viii wager him $500 that will |
BE- Ia or and Barrett The only condit, ask
ball Clubs conrt. Capt Boyle have everything |
else iouis upe Is also on the wArpatb lie has left
n deposit with William Courtney rlay barney FluRen |
match and he wishes Fmger to come to time quietly.
James hamn one OF the Prospect Park po,r eusn has
challenged any other member OF that force James I'm.
handbAl
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ing fourteen centuries in October and sixteen
n November. From the start Of his ride last
May to Jan !. 1892 Shadbolt had ridden
1905 miles. Since January he has Increased
inc record to over loo miles In addition
TO possibly lowering the long distance record.
lyn Bicycle Club
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ELizABErH A. c.
N TurnhulI


This was a crushing defeat for the Columbiaa who
did not seem to play with their usual vm but their
well that they been holding bsck
TOR the Esnss u which nye men picked from each
something in tins or else some body supplied the
snumLias with rabbits feet" for thay bowied away
from their opponents with ease. Turnbull fen on
amazingly in bis work whils n. Dimock and Prank
Hills OF the Coiumbias hal 1t neck and neck with
Dimock. The scores At the hnish being: ~
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his highest record for
thirty days. He made
thirty.two century
runs during the year.
His greatest distance
for one week was 616
miles. and the longest
ride for IA day l75 miles.
1t looks asthouSh the
worlds record Of Albert
Beers will be lowered
BY {. NJ. Shadbolt of the
BROOKLYN Bicycle Club.
This young man has
teen riding a wheel
only two years. On May
D.lSy1. he commenced
to ride for the mileage
record. In October and
November he rode
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ing still in the long distance race. They were
Clarence NJ. Shadbolt of Brooklyn Nelson A.
Rradt of Johnstown. n. u. md 7. II. Welch Of
Philad,lrhia shadbolt did not begin, to ride
this year to finish. Brndt and WEIGH failed to
lower Bcers's record. Welsh camo within
twenty seven IN les Of Beers's record.
Nelson A. Bradt rode 10000 miles last year.
He il rs ycurs Old and has boon riding since