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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-04-18

1t 10 not often that bare knuokle nsht der London
prize ring rus takes place in New York city but there
was Saturday night that attracted about 100 men,
sixty of whom probably paid ~ each. Tho scrap took
place east side stable and Il lasted nine rounds
Jimmy Connolly Of the Eleventh ward was one Of the
na % 81 81: M n *. w w
and the finish were both 20 used up that nobody
It was tight for blood. and lot. of e was drawn.
Connolly had the better OF tho go" far hing
went and he finally landed clean knock out blow By
getting in his right his opponents jaw. Seward did
his best to rally and twice fell the ropes
good as ont. No showed up both tims. howeysr. and
His efforts were only spasmodc. as he was finally com.
The crowd wa we'll pleased with the night. as they
had got their moneys worth; Both men were bleeding
was considerable betting with two dollars and threes:
and tue pickers OF the favorite The hackers Of
sew that they willing to lose their money
on such game man.. Seward 10 inexperienced. but
the showing he made last night will influence some
with money 70 put him IN ths hands Of good
had was strength. Both men were supposed to weigh
1885 pounds. but Connolly was fully fifteen pounds
oysr
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-04-18
smashinx Clay Pigeons mt Ciaremont.

Smashing Clay Pigeons Mt SlnremOnt.
The arksmen OF the New jersey Shooting Club spent
an enjoyable afternoon Saturday before the traps at
Claremont Eight OF the contests were ordinary sweep
stakes the other four were special eventa The results
were:
shoot at ten birds. from unknown angles and with
back to the traps-Frederic G. Moore and J. H. Rich.
mond. g. Elmer f. Bisoney 9: Gus f. Greif. Charles A.
Pope. and j. D. Berdan. g.
Contest At ten targets. Keystone system; for silver
cup offered by Elmer +. B,goney-prederc, G. Moore.
.: George f s & charesA. Pope. !; j. H. Rich
walking match ten blue rocks each-Fredeac q.
Moore and ]. II. Richmond. y: j. D. Berdan. E.
Shoot a. TWENTY-FIVE pigeons from unk known angles
j. II. Richmond 20; Frederic G. Moore, 10; Charles A.
4 shoot at ten birds each. Keystone system-Fredero
Walking match at ten birds eachCharles 4: Pope. q:
Gus u G,etG I; Frederic g. Moore o; J. H. Richmond.
'contsss Sss~een J. Fl. Richmond and Frederic @
Moore at twenty singles EACH Tor s2S "de-M0Ore
Reystons system shoot. at ten blue rock: esehFred
Gus E. Grein. and J. D. BerdAn. 9.
competition 1t ten targets each, expert rules
e%s seSfss Puidy and see
Match between Frederic G Moore and J. II. Rich
pairs each-Richmond smashed sixteen OF his doubles
four singles: Moore broke four OF his singles but
only crack dozen in the doubles.
twenty birds Keystone system: class handicap allow
ance-Team Frederic q. Moore. birds. II; George
W. Purdy. birds. ~. Total So Team 2: J. II. Rich
%SnS "a rs s, o Cn.I IT, 81
0a shoe. a twenty blue rock. each Key..on. .y..
" Pn1dy. Is: Gus E. drsin j. D. BerdsS. and Charles
A. Pope II.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-04-18
THE HEADPIN AND BATTLE GAME
Members OF the German Liederkraas Bowl.
Ing for y Rich Prlae.

Ing for . Rich Prise.
The fifth annual bowling tournament OF tho
German Liederkranz was held Saturday night
at their hail. East Fifty-eighth street. About
800 members and their friends were pres
ent to witness the games. There were
twelve clubs. and each club was rep
resented by team OF four mon.
The tournament was for the championship Of
the United Bowling Clubs OF the Liederkranz
Society. Two games were bowed. the headpin
tW s balls s in each game. or three balls on
The first ball was rolled by, II, r. Poggen-
there, was medal for tho highest inIi-
Efa GGw'0r cup Of each sni s Rs s%ont
Sare se Of HF orne sSS Sa s" s
over 300 ounces. and will hold six quarts OF
;. So complete were the arrangements that ct
game seri,s was Immediately, started. The
tn close S't' rs th"mgh The All rcntchninl. the
winners of last year would again ho ssnrcess-
T Th%rH vas tie for s"@hnH G GnId ldu IN
after which the monitors and friends adj
(onrncd to the lHr@" nv, WHO'RE ,ianInet vas
tho prizes to the winner" as follows: HAND
some silver cup to the four mcmb OF tho
Friday Club. who were trumi hantly marched
around the hall to the sweet strains 81 u march
performed by 5eTnsteiG's orchestra.
Tho first individua. przci consisting Of 2
handsome gold medal and ars.e,, lamp went
10 H. Lcib oil tho Hrrm"s Club The highest
score made during the battle game with three
balls. WAS bv 4. Schcmnr Of the Gorilla club.
last years winner: The following arc the
confined scores OF both games:
Nanha,,nn--ll 7. PogEcnh1rg, ~; Charles W. Held
a.; Or Muiruhnrf -, , II. Rum! ~ Total 3dl.
Goita-I"nn Marschlu4 IL, M.uf srhruer. lls:
LOUIS RocAstoevrT. III. Wn!iHm Baungartcn, 3d.
Toia 49,. 49,, -. -
Gerber ~: Th scnumarhrrI loH Total 3nI
All rynirunial-W rogg ,nhUrg, i3l: Rich Ehnft,
IL o /. Oppc io!'. Cha., shnrk", ii9 Total. All
Amcrtcus' ". iIauurr, li5 Antnn W, Miller, ~.
John l. SrhinIit ~. II urv j. Manr ~ Total. 4Ei.
Ireicr rsni-Ii ThrAn. l23 l.. neiz 81 II. Neiten,
lui: q. Dietrich. 30 Total, tiS
liS. T. A. Klnsrr. 80. Lorrny Keller. 81" Total 40.
Amer ni.nstag--I tarsrn, 100: A q. TiedrHhn, 30;
mi. Finder. i"i. q Ahcndschr,n VI; Total 3s!.
Il"rm.s-lL Saething lOi; ". seiO, 1876. H. schmidt
Il5 j. A. Kapp. ps Total 400.
Mitw0ch- DR.. Nette. JIG, T. Koch. lOt II. Stoerzer,
1,i Total. IA ,
1i5t Iudolpny Ia ), j bsppelsr z, Total ~.
lCU IN. Jrseson, v3. Total 3H4
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bicycle Trade News.

Wright Ditson, 67s Washington street Boston hsvs
on hand large line of Juvenile wheels. which should
attract the attention Of agents.
The Palmer Pneumatic Tire Company OF Chicago has
been organized. The incorPora.9rs are '" y. WiiamI
c. N. White and Douglass Dyrenforth
have organized European bicycle tour, leaving New
York June Z for France. Switzerland. Germany. and
Holland
The Metropolitan Hardw ware Co.. OF 20 Barclay street
New York. have appointed Haradon Son OF Spring:
tho celebrated Rudgo.
Peck 1 Snyder. sporting goods manufacturers And
dealers 1926 Nassau stroet, have hand full line II
bicycles Of all makeA to sell Direct exchange and
sell on their easy payment plan.
receved shipnsnt II tho Phunii special weight, 81
pounds They state that scorchers and riders of Vh
agility.
The oormany 4 Jsnsry Manufacturing Company of
quite : demand for the Rsmbers" this season They
are making their shipments in good order. Their
store in New York will DO ready for occupancy aboa:
May l.
A now instrument bearing the name Of the Bldweu
Bdwell Cyclic Co. They claim for II simplicity OF
meut II has springs with tier consequent
liability to yet out Of order They are made for ~. Il
80 and 81 inch wheels
The Gendron Iron Wheel Manufactu turing Company ot
Toledo and New York have two representative
ling through South America namely Mr.. ]. r. vogr.
Secretary and Treasurer and Mr. +. b. sechebie Vice.
President Their object H. 10 obi Ain proportion OF the
cycle trade which England now controls.
Wv. Aymar. LIST Bedford avenue Brooklyn. has tho
wheels lie Ia. in stuck the singer tmodsl de luxe
the Royal" or especial Singer" and others TIL,
Their headquarters at and Berkeley street aud
warren avenue. boston.
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WILL ECLIPSE ALL OTHERS.
The Spring Exhibition OF the United States
Horse and Cattle show Society.

The scale on which tho open-air exhibition
OF the United States Horse and Cattle Show
Society will be conducted is larger than any
thing Of the sort heretofore attem pted in this
country. and it Is aot improbable that New
Workers. who are somewhat accustomed to
entertainments on an extensive plan. will be
surprised when they enter the grounds on May
o. Not only have the socicty's grounds at 155th
street and Eighth avenue been laid out with
great elaborateness. but the show itself prom
ises to excel anything In that line ever held.
The entries. which close April %. are very
large. and include noted horses from all over
America. A feature will be the hurdling and
jumping. The fences over which hunters.
carrying minimum weight OF 14O pounds,
will have to be ridden. are as follows: Num-
Der l. brushed hurdle. not less than feet g
inches high: number 2. snake fence 4 feet 8
inches high: number 9. post and rails; IN and
high: lumber S. board fence feet inches
RGh number F. post and g., rail- feet high
Jumps is somewhat decreased.
The first prize in the champion casa Is 5000
taken n first prize In amy hunting or jumping
class Mt any recognized horse show. There
offered for best high steppers: best hunter not
best pair Of farm horses. or best pair OF draught
horses the property Of brewers. and for best
saddle not exceeding 1873 hands high. Prizes
aggregating $3.50 are offered for. the best
trained horses Of the municipal and Park po-
lice. The animals must he ridden by officers.
From the easerness with which owners are
entering their choice animals there, seems to
be little doubt that q grand collection OF
and draught horses OF, al sorts Will bo seen.
The tandem and fonr-in- hand contributions
eight track will be laid out for that purpose.
In the tandem contest the horses must be
driven by the owners or members OF the New
York aniem Club. In the four-in hand com
petition the Park team classes are to be shown
before drag. and owners or members OF
recognized coaching club must drive.
The charms OF music will not be missing for
Cappa's band OF forty pieces has been engaged
The interest which society manifests In the
event indicates that it will be a pronounced
success from that standpoint. and this Is fur
Their assured by the character OF the officials OF
the, society Those composing the Board OF Di-
Factors are Col. William Jay. Prescott Lawrence
Theodore, A. Havem,syer. Thongs II. Terry
Francis i Lnderhill; james; 7. Hyde. the
ney, Reginald ". Rivers. r, suiiern Taller
George Green. Rush s. Hindekoper. and j. G.
Bercsford.
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The usual weekly competitive athletic contests OF tho
new SERIES among the members II be Acorn Athletic
AssOcigt!on. were continued at tho new cub house,
irnuElyn. on Saturday night. over Hfty athletes
stated in the games: FRANK +. Murray the note am.
atuGf whHer was rriefec IHe rr-pits were:
iIuy yard Dash Handicap FIuAI heat, won by Will.
lam Mckay IN yarts A l. schroeder. yards, srcoiid
puls.
RGnnIng broad Jgmp handicap-won by Robert NJ
\ aiming ~ INCHES actual leap II feet II inches;
James A. lopeMeii - inches Second. ~ iort 3yi
IN inches.
On "qiartermils run. hanican-won by W W.
Livingston, 30 yards, with aule I.vnyston IS Yards
.tcond James AcrormicA, ~ yards. third. TiAs
Iwo'nlle Handicap Run-Won by T. Thomas 1925
yards, Michael l. lIea ey. 70 yards, second: A. H.
seconds.
This points added mp as follows: W. Livingston a:
william Mckay 3: L. Thomas, e; Robert NJ A. Cunning
3; A. Il. schroeder and g. Livingston. each; james X
mick. l.
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ssy s.s. ls1r: SG Nay jus
10 and "a and ~ Saturday. IN August open foi
s;S:a g. ss .: ~ SIi Ety. Sd
s sssS; s%s::is s':S Vi Ss':"'
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$hss,%ss Si e. q IS y
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ssp! and e pg "r':
s%sy TO- Gis The sum nj sH' w MSSE
IKE % to q the date: with hrsi class clubs.
quincy 4. bogS Address Brown" $50
The BRIGHTON Athletic Club Of Brooklyn have May H.
e town Nvips .ssnaOs su.sHnt,s r9s wssiSrEi;
N.sn. "f Mdissown MARE arc
prererrcl Tue Brightons viii include Cribbns is b
Sns!sasasa @ d :.% ,ssp 81 Ms. = !!
s :S SsaS hear fas,
fs IA FL III:
season following is their eduis Of games; May
ironsidss IN south orange; 4 Morri.towns in Nor
ss: ~
IN soy SfS g. s.
ick Fells Union College. in schenectady; is Eiiza.
beth 4: @. In Elizabeth: % Jerseys. at st. Gtorvc
- as"S i Snss"
hidsS! + ss;S. sSsy Ass
catching for the Murray His.
The Harlem Athletic Association will open their reRu
lar season on April 20 with the Englewood Field club
f.: April %, EnRlewoci f. c: 80 Westde!d A. &. in
Weitned; May ironsdc. IN Roseyile: II. Crescents
ana ca w. Nsw v IN ~ 70 61sss
Ionksrs: H. IIabs,h 4, e, u EizanetI: is jerssys
2. Loril.rd A q. In Jersey City; l. open; D. Morris.
s town a. e. In Mor s ElisA6et G. in Eisa.
clair A. c. Mon clair: 20 Madison Athletics in Mad.
ison: ~ cprrthisn A. O. Staten Island: Sept Mont
fs e. n Mopsla,E TO- H. and a. open; Oct
The n TT, 5s.sssl Club Of NeysEk viii open the
fcw. her m, 1uG +
T. Railway Nay q. wood.tocks. m Beieyiile; May i
:sa. NAY a.g ~ f lS
ord. shoo, 4, r.r5 Sswa;h Nay West
July West Orange stars in West Orange: 4 4. H. and
E.d:1n - eSsS Fs:.s le M N F.s.. 1as
-; \. IL S. !: ILL.,
Clark Thread Company. Newark. -'''' e''' u
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They Oatfsueht kssrs Csuaty nosssers for
the Couatv Chsapaonshtps

the Ceuaty Chsapsonshsp.
Tho third main between Kinss county and Queens
county pamecocts was tonight on Saturday night 81
vel.kuown resort near consy Island Eacn party nsd
won a main % that considerable interest was msht
fested in the last one About 800 sports were present
and freely backed their favorites. After tine n
battles had been BY Quesns county tneI o.rus
became great faVoritss. but when the neAs Two
had been decided In favor OF KINGS county,
tho betting was about even. The Kings csunty
rrsrs AND blue pyes and thsir was not mis-.
placed as they six battles opt OF elm. ana ~
aide to BE- sho vn for S25 battle. and 500 on inc
main. Eleven birds q side weighed In. ins os'''os
were tonight as follows: 80. -... wound.
ounces Queens county won In % minutes ..u.r
Second Rattie-Queena showed brownteu meneg
Kings. a black red. both pounds ID ounces Soee"'
Th,ra BasIeNBoth sides showed grays. pounds II
ounces KinRs won in minutes. r,rr, .
black red pounds IA ounces. Kings won In ~ MN
Filth BattleAnother pair Of erays were shown both
4 pn,nds ounces. Queens won In b minutes,
Sixth Battie-oueens showed blue pyle anu nnns ~
black red pounds ounces zach. The FORMER won IN
seventh Battie-Knss showed black red and Queens
another gray. pounds7 ounces each. queens won In
Eighth Battis-Both sides presented Grays pounds
ounces each. Queens won the oaaie ana main :"
Further interest in the match seemed to be lost and
AZ was daylight the majority OF the sports ~ehoea
their several ways homo.
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THE UPS AND DOWNS At nAxDBA1L
Players Aroused Over the Late Perform.
ance OF . Carlow Lad.

Players Aroused Over the Late Perform.
ance OF . Carlow Lad.
The performance of Patrick Quinn on Thursday last
has stirred up the handbsu players this locality to
degree that has not been known the memorable
match between Casey and Lawor In 1887 The fact Of
the Carlow lad. who was an unknown quantity two
years ago. beating the champion Of tho world three
straight gsmsa even with an allowance Of ten
soes game was considered . surprising ex.
Addition. TO those who may not exactly know
how the result was attained 1t may be
stated that Casey appeared in heavy swsaters while
Quinn was bare to the waist The serving was done
from the ace line exclusivey The size mon was
Of striking comparison Casey tall and Quinn
about feeta. Casey weighs we'll on to 200 pounds
and Quinn about 166. The only thing Quinn had In his
favor was age being about twenty-five years younger
than the champion. As stated in The sux tho day fol
lowing the match Quinn WAS as strong OK full OF
n H head work This
3 he naE 20 NTH
5oshP aam Ens .snn ing
aoEsn he iHs fhhs s %.ysa at lie
%
.ss: Ne won the a r.sssms 81 si,o The champion
the srookyn H.nib.i ciuS have 20 . DO made Al.
s II: s 4. S
.sss III 81 m ssns sE H., bsSi Apr
s.sn e. e ss
h: :n..s H. ri.hS D.yn
Jane: M.ieoim. William I.aney JON MsExoy k0 snyi
bSS ' s SGssxs yna
i rS L Smith nn n'g .n MsSs: Tso%,s
a.isel% William Dsexer .n.y James esI Mo
s aG ossn Nc
Club day at the Brooklyn Clubs WAS ful Of ife
asHauss
Of , SsS n IN The . sa v ,ST an pno;
one nee 20 win the result would have been the other
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Coming Ball Players.

,, ,. y9an 3, C.hos e::s
sms,sar team in nav Jersey til player. 4. barry.
81 saeF sssnilRsi u N.y h fi!a' E "a rus
Luys,erTf '1 = A'''' - ' - -
The orang. Baseball Club have bad thsr. grounds
sem professional clubs and around New York They
IL. ar s ss s. ON ~Ia ps
Sr4ay7 Address c. seaOdld. Main street. Orange.
The Wellington. haze organized With the following
Byyna. unn 81 GS5 r suTs Ao aHsa
na s:D sis rsS'%; We. sassr = s'
II. White Plain, Baseball Club hav. rsors.n.sa =.
6ysn:a, sad Fl T. aSns si Psulsins
H.. s lea! F:
captain aa and M manager Fn.
nS an duy 10 e. AND
p Seton Hall. sl rsS GSS
pfsi:Trid aaSrss: g. HsgIsry n'uigsF ais Adams
60 R..n ps sS Sc
+; Pse a!i III a.y S%ys iu ss:Is f.:
Aadr... Manager Orion Club IS Jsasi
sAssa w the aEsrM L and
land 4: u. I.i: e.; \ Ianaen,s T. Meiassn,
r%s!Ss; ,f%%ss ~
NY
The Heating Athletic Club have few open dates
which they would like to MI with nrst-class teams
onsrnT = gna5anIee. The dates are Nay n ~ June
games They would ike hear from the Ps.saic A. z.
Montslair 4 y, Orange A. u. fshkhlL Madison 4. o..
sey City.
The Gable Athletic Association Of Jersey city VII
keenan, p; F" slip" CostigAn and " Chase McCorm mick,
G.; Drew, LIST b.; Welsh I'd 81 Mun. g.; Benny Moy.
I 1an ou p9nn.gAn. T.; fashion G, T.; Lane l. !.
class clubs, Xawers. Ailertons, de.ntinea, and En-;
Thirteenth streets, Jersey City.
The Law Clerks have reorEanized with the following
pnysrs most " them be ng OF the last years isamt
Samuel u, rks captain and manager; william
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The stars Lively wiad.up.

A large crowd assembled In the rooms Of the Star
Athletic Club. corner OF Vernon avenue and Ninth
street. Brooklyn. on Saturday night when the last
monthly stag" of tho season was held. There WAS
very lively boxing bouts In the lirS Of exhIbi.
tons j. Toss. Star A. c.. and j. Butler, Clinton c..
had an interesting setto Rhody Carey. Star c.. who
Is matched to fight Jack McGrath Ramblers' A. c. to-
morrow night at the Amty A. A. show. showed to ad-
vantage with John Mcdowell Of the RamberS A. G..
Arthur Chambers and John Nc Kseghn, Star A. c.. mace
a very clever setto. which caught the crowd.
The first of tho specials was between Jack Prince.
Hunters Point A. e., and John Kehoe. Prospect 4. C..
Prince scored knock down and drew r.t blood in the
first round In the second round Prince did most OF tho
leading. but Kehoe worksd IN some very hard body
weak when time called In the third round Kehos
was again receiverRenera but was game the core.
The Judges ed and smother order ed
Prince continued DO or the ieadinx and after
very fierce rally the judges again disagreed. The ref.
cree awarded tho light to Prince
Then came tho tight between Jack Roche and Wil-
liam Busbey. Star A,C Roche led. but was countered
heavily The second ronnd WAS AZ - Roches favor
lie did most OF the leadiDg Hard lighting character.
ICED the third round. which was Sn.bey,s, a. he
forced the pace but hts rally came TOO late The udess
gave the decision to Roche.
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Good Quot Pitching In Astoria.

At the Astoria quoting grounds yesterday quite a
was present TO witness contest between Enorh
Lockley and Jack Godthorpe. two of the cleverest
pitchers In that town II battle for SIS side at
was in excellent condition aud pitching
was admirable Lockey led at time by a score Of
and finally won by a score Of Al to 81,
Joe Hall. the crack tenyard expert, and Jack Gold
with ionr.pouhd irons. fall showed up In good form
and won by score OF ~ TO H. Half annOunc ed mis-
willingness 10 pay any man IN Brookyn and Astoria
match at ~ yards with four,pound Qnots tho latter
Enoch iockley and Jack G0ldthorpe are an xious to
play Jark Black and Bob Ramsey Of New York match
at ~ yards for s?5 Side The Astoria men are coni.
dent Of beating the Gotlaaitus.
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To-day. Entrie. at Gu,teuburs.

The Hudson County Jockey Club announces the fol.
lowing programme for the 10th day OF tho meeting:
First Race-Purse S4Oo beaten horses: selling; three.
quarters Of mile Eandal. Jos hounds: Little Jake
100: Pearl Set. lo5 Lamar. 100 Watch Me- IOI; Key
stone, ~; Wanderment, lol: Prince Charming o.
second Race-Purse $500. for beaten horses 4 years
nlu ana UPWARD; selling: four and u half furIongs
BENJAMIN 10 pounds; Mtagorha nlly. JOB; Elmstone
los 1902
Third Race-Purse $500; selling: six fnrlongs ChAy.
sctcr. lW pounds; ~. fatrrk. ITO: Singgard. LII
oba, lOb.
Fourth RHc ZOE s4oo selling four furlons.
lnI: Miami mare My, lul: NaFka colt. 1Os; San.
dGwns 10: Drummer, Jos: 'oroa lol
az az tna bali fnrong Gsnmsand gu pounds; Toaao.
sixth RAce-rnrse 5000; selling: milo and a fur
long Iceberg as pounds: Sandstone 100: Rico. ITO;
Ely, ~: san Ardo. l0o.
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nonIrNs ur s1e AscoaDa
n rhe Soc Championship Tsur.
nsneat DO Welt.

Tho new pins do not seem to bother the If
teen crack bowiers competing for the champs
onshp In THE Sun individual tournament
When the pins however. have been battered
about while the men will still have better
chance to increase their scores. The contest
ants have shown by their first weeks work
that they are In good trim for a lengthy strug-
rle and the man who wins tho champi onshp
will be fully entitled to the honor, rs the field
Kahlsdorfs two victories have made him n
favorite with the bettors. now that champion
Thyme and Paulsen have started 80 poorly.
The double defeat OF the latter two men was
big surprise TO many; but each had two strong
opponents who could not be trifled with;
Lehrbach Thum, and Ritter are on an equal
footing with Kahlsdorf Thum leads in the
average with ls5 and q fraction while Frercks
holds the high score. go.
Only two weeks remain Of tho A. A. b. Y.
tournament. The Phoenix and Jersey City A,
c. now lead. The records are:
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The x.veuswooa's Bright Prospects.

Active preparations for the coming season be-
gun yesterday BY the Ravenswood Boat Club under
the personal supervisors Of Capt. John Hspin. The
clubs float which spent the winter in mud bed in
rswtown Creek. has been vowed to the club house
cant. HSipin Sas i%suxufStea new systsm whereby
ali ambitious oarsmsa viii have An opportunity 70
prove their for place IN oos o. the club
crews They WIN hand 10 theft nsnsa z the captain
who win divide them into crc.a AZ snsI put them
on their own wst.Is snd the best .sssrsA ell be
The clubs cham pionship crew this ysaS Win b com.
posed OF John hAlpin. Andrsv Dsltnsh. ysnS Aag.
In last years crew will siaEs while August Wal.
decker has retired for business reasons.
The activity yesterday EXTENDED from the training
100. OF od,ns street on the East River Al The istter
place the annual scramble for lockers took place and
those who first the ground secured rst choice
The club have also decided 10 abandon their winter
club quarters Borden avenue.