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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-02-20
Central New Jerxey Baseball League.

Pr.ISrrLp. Feb lD-The Central New Jersey Baseball
League was organized in this city last evening The
League Is composed OF the crescents OF Plainfed tho
West Ends Of somerville and the crack mines of Eliza
beth and Westfed. This is the frst time that com
plee organization OF central New Jersey clubs been
effected. and the series of ganes which have been
scheduled will DO the most Interesting OF any hereto
fore played. The schedule OF games is follows: May
~ Westnem at Plninhed. Somerviile at Elizabeth;
May 20 rlanfed at Wcstleld Elizabeth at Somervle;
June Elizabeth at Plnnncid Somerv lille at Westncld
.lnue II rla,nleld NJ Elizabeth westneid at Somcr.
VILE June TX. Somtrvie at Plainreid Elizabeth at
Wes;!iei; iunr 25 r!anied at Soniervile. Westtcli
ut EliHaheth July 2. rlanred ut Westfed. Elizabeth
at Som-rviil-: July awesthei at rianheld Omerve
at Elizabeth: July IN Pianhed ut Elizabeth. Westheid
vile at We-tneld; july 30. Planfeh at somerviie.
Westiield ut Elizabeth. Aug g. snervils at Patntied
Elizabeth Mt westted. Aug. IL. riainte at Elizabeth
Westhei at Som"rvle: Aug. 20 Elizabeth Mt Plain.
field. SomeIyiiir Mt Westn-,d Aug 81 SOmerville at
ExS6"th W. Yes e. rsinhsId sept EiIserth ..
At Elizabeth. Svmerye at ru,nnsd; sept II, Eliza.
beth at Wrstfeld. Plainteld at Souleryille
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Gossip orthe Wheel.

The P0ormnn road race will be July o In Cincinna
The annual meeting of the ATLANTA wheeimen will
b. held on March II.
new bicycle club called tho MatowAk wheemen
Is organized in tho Twenty-sNth ward OF Brooklyn.
Mes.rs ioilon and Shoriaud the wo English cracks
WI ride tandem this season. and attempt to lower the
existing tandem records
NMcsars Kelley and Draper Of the Athletic Duh of The
Schuylki III Navy VIII ride tandem this season They
will compete III al the big meets
Chairman Atwater of the Racing Board gives ms an
excuse for his extraordinary proceedings In the Zn,.
norman case that he was empowered To act by Zim.
norman IA he did.
William Martin. tho bcyclist who won the profes-
siOnnl bicycle race ut the Madison square Garden Iast
October arrived in town On SUNDAY. aud will imnr,
daiely 40 into training for the I2hour held
next month.
The Albany Bicycle Club have elected the following
officers: President. j. Patterson: Wee Preside MT il
a. rogrr Secretary, W, l.. Palmer: Treasurer James
Bradford Captain H. e. Forster; Leutennnts + Schu
macber and l.. r. Van Ieir; Colorbear.r. NJ. O. STARK
4. -, Bsrkmau oe che Brooklyn Bicycle Club who
has managed the twenty hve mile Irvinvton. Meburn
handicap iond race for the last three years cOnte IN
plates putting the management OF the AFFAIR IN the
hands OF he Association VI Cycle Clubs to he organ
lied Oh Feb ~,
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shooting Gossip.

ELzlsr1H. Feb 10.-The Elizabethport Gun C,ub
organized last evening and The following Officers
iivan; treasurer r + McBride Trapper b. Clark. Tie
club will shoot at live birds on Monday Handsome
prizes have been offered and all exciting contest is an
ticpated
Major Rem.en and Fred Lumbreyer have been
matched at Rtty live birds each. under Long island
rules gun below the elbow until the bird is on The
traps. The match Is be for $50 side and viii be
shot at Dexter Park on Tuesday next.
The Italian Rifle Association held their bi.weekly
shoot at ZeiSrs gaerr yesterday. The distance was
highest score 14a out OF pors,Ge 10 points rhs
i"lowx were ,he other scores: G. ComolIi. $50 J..
Reali. 225: A. Marzorai, 30: l.. Schierano I'll: q
sconjieti, 30; V. poietto. oos; T.. Zighari, 2O5
Articics of agreement have been signed by Frank
Class and Lee liegars OF Tho Parkway Gun Club 10
shoot at 100 live birds each for 500 side under
Diary. both men 10 stand mt thirty yards forfeit or
$50 has been put up BY each party. This match will Ie
decided on Tuesday, March 10. at Dexter Park.
The weekly medal shoot Of the Miller Rifle Club was
held at tn" ranges. 20 Hudson street. IIo,okrn on
Thursday ,en,ng The shooting done on -.la nd on
the American 23r!nv target at % feet The following
2ls u ;: Meyer; sCs: 4 staaer. .ia j. Kloepns.
nFa! III Krase sS r a Ms'I. s S
23a. r. Znch. 2h: ". forSel, 22a 7. Dunstedl .oa +
l.and"lt, .ai; + 2ampbel!, POI. The medal winners
class g. II. Scltrnreich. 2ls.
The Jeannrttes had good attendance ut Dexter Park
Yesterday; They shot ht ten live iitcs inodned Long
oshs was tie my one t to Xii es n1 n bis ii.
class. The score was; 4. r Upper man ~ YARDS T. IL
hoene 2! yards s; A.! rn.steg 70 yards. !: J. +
~ Yards !: W. Winter - ya.s. = e. oten 30 y nrhs'
4 y W. cort's ~ Yards I; g. nrunie - yards. i;
Eonn IS ya s. fT coo ss ar - ynr 81 T.
yards i; c BoescE, asyafis " Buyer ' Il yards
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The Coming Jubilee or the Turner's.

The Turner's of the New York district are now active
y engaged in preparing for series OF interesting
lec events. On Saturday evening" Feb 81 the repres
tative fencers of the Turn veren will give exhibitions
with the f0s broadsword and ba yonet the New York
Turn verein East Fourth street. Both Individual and
class work will be included in the order OF exercises
On March 49, the Central Turn verein Turner's will
show their ability in athletics and gymnastics In the
morning combined classes will take part In
work In the afternoon 200 active members represen
Ing fifteen societies. will give points to Rymnayts
in the country in the way Of advanced tssts
mans and the New York Turn Ierein will do its part In
celebrating the day. All tho old German games will be
INDUCED in. and exhibition OF German handiwork
viii be seen in the gymnasium Besides these classes
under the direction OF Director OF Carl StAb will
what improvement they have made during the year
In tho seven boys classes there 800 rang
diveded into two classes.
Among the societies which will send men 10 tho
exhibitions are the New York Turn Nereln. New York
Boomngdal- Central Merose, Harlem. Staten Island
and the Turn Nereu of CsrlsIadt
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Baseball Srte.,

LorlsyiLlp Feb ta--This afternoon Catcher Grim
signed "ontrar. to play next season with the Louis.
Vile tluh.
Wash ReTryman. the crack semi-proressInnal, and
VIM. IeWme of The Amateur League have npUiu l..
ell nmp'res for the New Jersey central League,
MrDDiRrowS Feb. l9--l'nseball practice In the rage
l. getting well under heaaway The suits for the
Varsity will be very neat The cap shirt trousers
aud belt wlii BIZ black. with Wesleyan in red letters
on the sairi Tue stockings will he striped red and black
The Olympic baseball club Paterson have rcor.au.
lied for tho season OF l>. and pending the connie.
ton nt their grounis w cl To be ready abnut
middle OF July. woull Ike to arrange games with out.
oftown clubs for Sntur,nt and sunday games Al.
ersun y. j,
The Dauutlcss cub Of Fast New YOr. have renrgan
lied Tor the approaching season and viii nut n first
class team ~ r Held They have decided 10 "rrnnu,
saturday SUNDAY, ANA Wrdne siay games and are
prepared 10 hook the same with our.ot Orn cubs
Address G.. Il. Cairns. Hale ana Atlantic avenues
ElUpLiYu
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Crlcke,crs' Affair. Ar. Mixed up.

The iong.iooked.for meeting of The Executive Com
mittee or the Metropolitan District Cricket Lesgue was
held ut the Willow Club on Thursday night. The fol
lowing clubs were representcd Manhattan, I. W.
Greene: Berkeley. ". II. R"tty. BROOKLYN. John Dun.
can; New Jersey A. g.. e. Il. Turner: Cosmopolitan.
Jerome Flsnnery; Kings county T. !. ORriily: Fort
Hamilton. j. Abrahans: Harlem. W. Fenwick: ST.
George. II. A. Holmes The absentees were Paterson.
Staten Island and New York.
The financial! affairs OF the League ar. considerably
mixed up chiefly owing to the fact that many club
failed make returns for the tickets FOR The Ntos
managed. The Offending clubs ~ now be gwen mt Il
any balances outstanding nt TINT tim. til" cunIiitt
may take action Affecting tie clubs right to member
ship.
: Assistant Secretary Turner. who haa served the
League faithfully during ne past year. viii SAL la
pan early In March ami at his iues W FenHick OF
tue Harlem CUB was appointed III ms place until the
annual meeting.
Applications for cmbershp received from the
Crescent A. a. and South Brooklyn Cricket Club The
matter was referred Ia the general meeting in March
suggestion from the secretary OF The Inter C,ty
League regarding holding cricket week phIlahsl-
phia FOR playing the schedule of the Eastern clubs
!AyornDy received. but no action waS taken peni;U.
anIormalOn regarding the financial part OF tho project
The committee VIII meet again before the annual
meeing at which the Manhattan ub will ask that fhs
const!tuton be repealed 80 tina, professionals will be al
lowed to take part in championship matches.
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No More Joint Games ,u that Armory.

The Thirteenth Regiment Of Brookiyni all torn NJ
because of an order by Col Austen refusing allow any
more joint games with outside clubs The decision WAS
reached come DAYS ago when II committee from Com.
pany and tho Prospect Iarricrs on the olone
and requested permission TO hold Joint games in IN.
nrmory to-day The response was n prompt refusal
ron being asked Tor an explanation Cot Austen said
AZ WAS DrTautr last year when games wer. held
with a certain athletic rluh, The members OF
the latter organization had taken cumUri.
possession ~ the nrmorI md abused all
granted 10 them. Til" oi.l, for br"Een windows ana
other damages ate p NIL the Ohts from the games
Ihe officers at state headquarters also objected
Asa result the Prospect IIarriers went 10 Col Eddy
Of the fortys-venth Regiment and he gayn them p.r.
mission % hold their indoor cont tests with COMPANY
on feb -
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Two Years AGO,

was for somo time troubled with an obsti-
nate HAsH o" HUhOH, that spread over my
face and breast. I consulted physicians, and
used many remedies without cure. At the
suggestion OF friend used Swift's Specific.
which completely cured me. This was two
yeais ago. and I have had no return Of tho
troub!e.-E II. WELLS. Chesterfield. Va.
5. \. 5. Is the safest and best rem edy for NH
troubles of tho Blood aud Skin. 1t cures by
removing the cause. aud at the same time
builds up the general health.
Send for our Treatise. mailed FREQ.
SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., Atlanta, a.
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A DAY OF RANK SURPRISES.
1BO rs TO SHOTS AND A 10 TO 4
CHANCE WIN ON the HILLTOP.

Melinda Shows = Fine Hurst Of Speed
Browa Charlie Bursts . Blood Vessel sns
Stops-Iost Star Beats Fassett Easily.
Picking winners at Guttenburg yesterday
was an elusive game. Only two first choice
horses finished in front, q. w. Cook. at the
prohibtivo odds Of 4 to l on. and Once Again
ct to 2 on.
Van Dyke a 10 to shot in the opening dash
for maidens. won in a whipping finish by n
length. Himlex. the favorite. beating Skeez
Geister three lengths for second place. Me-
linda. a 10 to 1 chance. showed how fast illly
she 10 BY running the four and hal: furlongs
IN b6A seconds. leading from the start and
esatipg BE favorite, Wrestler, by two
t trailing r tslrs hs hen FOURTH 1A race s wss
Snss movsd out and s won uf By l snsfs
and half from Eolo, San Ardo losing second
oSs By ssns p B,own Gh
winner to the half mile post whore he burst S q
blood vessel and quit, Vosburg; n IS to l
finish Py 9, neck and shoulders from, Sir
RE dInirpsc Fame. In poor third
the sixth race. Fassett swung into tho home
etretch In the front rank and then faded away
s SER s2%ea 81 ae ssstss a By
length and half for second place. Summary:
THE FIRST RACE.
Purse $500. for maldens selling: three quarters OF
70 stable Ia 3 Van Dyke by Vanderbilt,
v. Hsrsin T' g. VI iIim n' T. ioi morris.
rs snss snSy siSsz .'n as.
st Mutual: pa nss; n .s ~
THE SECOND RACE.
Purse $500; selling; four and q half furlongs.
.9BLsns b. T. Melinda. 4. by saxon-Myopia. "a
AIhSmp.on;; q; & wrestler 3; 100 IL renny,::...
Aoonstone. and shotover also ran
s..,ins-rsn TO . ai%s asa, to on Wrestler
70 e ssainst wendsway. Mutuals paid s<s+5, s755.
THE THIRD RACE.
rhsisn s"i"s e. srsa sS nnIs.
ssSSy,!f s & sS.s i, II"
idea also ran.
silver &n &u sS%h "a g .saos.
THE FOURTH RACE
,i Purse 500; selling; I'VE and half fnrlong.
Esst Msrs. io5 j a. n Fsnn nsnn' :" "y onona's'
SSh nFf; ss sy las
q. %.ss as,t: ssS ST..
THE FIFTH RACE.
Purse $500: selling: one mile and sixteenth.
p Contihsnt eh: g vosbure. aged by va~al-Aus,
i
Ehhftan Stables b. G. Sir Rae. g. N7 Urving>......
Castle Sons oh. z. La Grippe g. 1OH tDwyery...... 8
Rushiisht and Brown Charlie also ran.
Time. 1:5ila
BetttnR-Ffteen to against N0shurg, 2 to against
$685.
THE SMITH RACE.
Purse $500: selling seven furlonga
Ackermnn Co.'S b. m. Lost Star. o. by Grenada
Hudson stables en- z. Qmhbirr aged. III Martin
Scnnett Warns CHI. Majestic. g. III tDwyer. go. 3
Fassott. Congress- Muligan. Brian Boru aud The Doc
tor also ran.
Time, :lOai.
RettinR-Four to against Lost Star 10 to Qubbler
70 Majestic Nutuals paid $lo."5. S5.45. 5000
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Football.

The West side >hamrocks viii play tie Golden Rod
Football Club ut Monitor Park WechawkeI. tomorrow
ON Monday afternoon tWaslingtons birthday the
LOuxfe0ws will meet picked team from the United
siates soldiers stationed ~ Fort Hamilton There
been al nryanize club In the fort tor time and
several Ell have had charge OF the men with
splcndid sroun and plenty OF opportunity for pras
tict they have developtd a strong team.
A game Of Gaelic football will be p!ayeh q, Ridge
wood Park. Brooklyn, TOMORROW, between the Kick
ham club AMI the John Mitchell tlub These clubs
played in the hna for The 1891 ship which
lac Kicalnln wun The Miiches have been "a is.
fed with their defeat and ~ challenge the Kick
hams The Farley Emmets aud Irish Wanderers OF
Jersey M play an exhibition game,
The benent game arranged by III association foot.
hal clubs OF hrookl%n tor tomorrow afternoon next
prOmis to be financially great success The Long.
fellows aud I'll. Brooklyn floiaL club haN. been
selected n. lhr cuntcsHnts These club, are very
evenly matched in pia .inK strength and stand on
eqnai terms ~ The STATE League championship 'Uni,
petition, and az both clubs number among their mem.
hers several Of the hest ASSOCIATION piuyers in ths
United states ratling good game should ba the re-
liomeyers Lyccum Park The Brock homs ysoundsl
SAd VIII cQMmence Al ESQ sharp.
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The Crescen.s Resign from the Amateur
LenGMe.

bomb was thrown into the ranks of the Amat tour
Baseball League yesterday by the announcement that
the Crescent Athletic Club had decided to withdraw
from the organization. While there has been consider
able talk TO the effect that tho Staten Island Cricket
Club and Enge wood Field club would League
had any idea that the Crescens had the slight
est Intention OF Withdrawing. At the meeting on We'd
nesday night. however the Board Of Governors OF
club decided to retire.
The reason for tho move 1t Is stated is that the club
has decided to Put strictly amateur team IN the field
clubs to employ rroessonai bat,eries they you'd be
ender r l. decided 70 quit The club has been mem
IT. hn. nlwsys boosted OF good team the one OF last
. s 4. was expected tina. the crescets would win
to IT, club The team wound up IN
held ut the Aston House last the of tile
Crescent A. {. was accepted. Although applications
were received from the Manhattan A. C. and Oritani
L. 10 was decided to play this with only four
s sinhs Was nso agreed that shapiGnshp game.
committees were elected: Schedule Committee q, Il
Annett. Chairman J. Tying, ". Duhrow. and g. H. Coe;
Committee on Revising The Constitution and BYLAWS
H. X Rich and u. S Schoefe!d The following Executive
Committee WIS elected II. b. Rich. President: q. s.
schoeheld Nice.President: J. II. Coe Secre airy and
Treasurer. and e. f. Annett.
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Odds and Ends Or Sports.

TT The Rrooklyn Rsmelers wiz not become members
The Telegraphers' Club will hold n boxing tourna
evening Feb. o. '''''A"N' street, wednesday
to hight Nth the gloves FOR ASSOC purse at lt
Of sS bars. R Dac Ton p %s
they would match Doris against Greene FOR either s5UG
side or purse. wow
The country handicap of the Prospect nrrier.
has been Poned until March 10 The iiarriers how
hssE III hSa sSsF club race o" "A
hi, The stree. branch Of
.;sH q ":s Ts$ @
sshnsaer " Hssds and nav &m w. p SGno"nnS \" NJ
rS, In ass Ia M"rks % staten Island issued
miles Tor any aSs a NOT ,"t eSSeea is g
LiexsIman Of 2AG West Thirty street Offers to
S rsa as" to pos. asr ior !at
Joseph Darby, the wonderful jumper accomplished
sen Cleared IN srss rna l"S 1n.
nS xo rnn,1 n the las, JUMP
billiard table from BOOK Of wco oa' rsi.ea
@ Nsw @h Msqs
rs'i 1' rc SSS . al n%"
s'@n: snS r%% March 10 VIII Gnd i n
isfa New @ York ' sS bre ao East
viii :"p 'h ''a.: s y. ="
da en, H. iTSnEnosr Crescent q Vccresi:
@ @rsT H r'Lt sn Senws'aka THO annual re-.
conrse on Flushing Hay The viii not cam
sondate with the Harlem Association. '' wa
me ~ GeorRe 4. g. have been holding q r.ries of
t nIsf'c Competitions IN their The con.
testeu evehts are me running high and and lV bruni
nI rs ~ ana ma putting ne iGponnd shot Two comneii.
wont won tho high Jump at both s. Arnew and l. Reich
~'P s T%aa " aa .sr
are inc winners At fhot-put,ing thus far ''''''
BosIoS Feb 19-Tom OROurke. Dison's mansyer
aess,tc h, must BE- some mistake about Iohnston
nossa match between the two weights he adds
sonn purse either mere or In England. We would nrr
Ter ne National Club London. Johston would mot
Pc nkcy " l0ok for back ing there They have done ~
lot of cabling and this last answer CAN only he nc
counted as mistake OF the operator So ~ NJ H.,
cnm,dnr s concerned h. Dixon won not
,nonslaer t.n ior moment. and of course We won't
t nSshsI WIN H. When the Original up however
hs @ m Club j. The next choice the Nati"nsi
,lhn anu we are awaiting advices from them Dxnns
engagements Will keep him busy until NAV i, n'ts
which he IL ready TO meet body with II. in"n.v
and the necessary plck '' "''' $50 'n"hey
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-02-20

Athletics have been earnestly commenced at the Col.
leg" o tho CITY or New York during the past Week. and
from now on ni the energy and ability of the college
students will be centred in tile preparation of first
class lacrosse team. The captain OF the team j. H.
GTcenbaum -. has already arranged the following
games: April II. l.ehigh University, mt New York.
April 20. stevens Institute. at IlOhokrn; May 49, lie.
high University at South eth' chem: May Il exhibi.
ton game at Manhattan Field with the Manhattan A
&. team; May ~ LOril!ar ehatng and Athletic CIi,
~ dorsey city JAY: iori!arI Debnt and Athletic
Al u recent mroting Of the Athletic Assnriat ion
Tre.dcnt Earle o announced his committees for tho
snrng The general committee com posed of
Franz Sigel. ~. CHAIRMAN waiter Timme. 'D3: L.
K.ln"r, M: Van Notc. 10. and Watts 'W. Committee
n' riea llandicHps. Sc, Warren craft. ~. Chair
man; Thomas pGnou" o.: A. oppenhcinier 'Di:
". kiliner M. and \ SirDh"l. 40.
The tross.cOunry Association viii hod their eigh.
trcnth regular weekly prars ran OF the season TO-
day. frO,i Kerns lIote, iordhanI.
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The George washington Stakes.

Tho entries for the George Washington Stakes. for
twoyoar.ods Mt half mile with 81 900 added to be
run At Guttenburg on Feb ~. follows:
Eugene Leigh. Cultyator. b. g. BY Tho Rake-Li,lie
Lss.
Baden Stable. Giren oh. c. by King ronso-Rebecca
Baden Stable. Miss Bess. b. r.. by Biazcs-EmmR Will
son.
y. II. Mccormick. Marguerite. ch T.. by Algerine-
Money Box.
In. Mccormick. Vocal. br. T.. rocaiir-victia.
J. H. McCormick. fucake. br. e.. NOrac--Rosa.
q. T. Sanders, Cizeray. Oh. T., by Panque-lls.
Lightfoot.
T. Haipin. Helen. oh. f.. by Ii,myar-MaudP T..
". II Timmons. Putnam. b. C, by King Alfonso-virga.
W II. Timmonn. Forty. b. e., by Faisetto-West Wini
George fash. Bunker l!ill. hr. e, by John Happy
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THE sAyANA CHESS MATCH.
Undsunted by the Adverse score, steini'z
Plays with yisor and Again Ties the score.


HAVANA. Fob. 1D-Aithough steinitz's score
in the chess match would have dishcartened
any chess player. tho veteran showed no sign
| OF trouble when he sat down yesterday to play
| the twentieth game in the hardest match lie
has ever fought. 1t was generally surmised
| that he would again select close opening.
| and when he came forward with 1. XIX b 3
| his opponent was evidently prepared for It,
| Tschigorin greatly improved upon his line OF
| development adopted in tho eighteenth game
| and consequently obtained good position.
| In the middle game. however Steinita dis
| played superior strategy. Tschigorin was sud
denly confronted with an attack against his
kings quarters. which to meet he had TO call
auxiliaries from the queens side. In order to
shut out the adverse bishop which threatened
to take possession Of n commanding diagonal.
black Ind 10 advance u pawn. which weaken
ed the disposition OF the queens wing. THIS
was all Steni,z cared for. He at once abnn-
doned his nttack against the hostile king. aud
shifted instead his pieces to the other side.
where he had forced his opponent to create a
but steinits did not relax, At las, the latter
rcnped the fruits OF his ski H. One black pawn
sn On a h ts Tns ny rssh
gorin resigned, The players are on even terms
again. the score being:
s T.shisou Z Us Us
s;einitz, g; TtchiRorin. 9: drawn.4
In case OF both players scoring nine games
zach they will play three games to decide the
tic.
Steinitz describes tho eighteenth game as
follows:
The long.eypectcd Iukertort opening.
which Steinitz Ind adopted all through his
last match with Tschigorin in 1880 and also
turn this timo Steinltz began the attack on
ssrowding system. lie followed this up with q
KS fianchctto: then camea struggle for posi-
tion: which was marked more distinctly on
WHITES part on me niteontt move, oage eS
X P in tho centre. .Tschigorins pieces were
much cramped and he tried to reense himself
BY, openinx Tie q 3 ille. and his manru.
wiring somewhat freed his game. ut the expense
Of some weakness on the u side: and the isola
ton Of his = !. Being pressed for time on the
sally with his Kt on tho q Side. which gave the
opponent an opportunltyof obtaining, full com;
mand on the open, Ille and to plant biz
that r Tschigorin overlooked that white
could give Up the exchange and capture u
for the rock. The game, was then virtually
Appended is the full score Of the game:
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First Race-Purse $780, for four year old.: selling;
seven .eghths Of mile. onumdrum, ia; Graduate
122 fer.o. 1a2; j. B.. 1"e Missive. l2.; Turk. No.
Hncond Race-Purse $500: selling: ave.eighth. of a
mile. 1acitus III: Baliarat. 12I Adolph. lis: Sir
<1sunceOt. 1lS: Kitty llS: GOldstreHm. llH; ROyaI
arch !ls Fiesttoot M orcnxo ~: My Craft. liz:
Third Race-Purse s4OO for three. year ODDS: selling:
:S sMa nag turongs George G., 40: q r. H. 10:
10l: Minnie c.. Ds: CUrinne. IS,
Fourth Race-purse 500: selling: i've .cghths Of =
mile Sonnet ~; 0hisct,.n IL: TS1spo H.. lIs:
III: INfIsyation. l12: johannes iU,: Mary b. los;
Bunker lll, 1O4; Alma r. iot: Mary W., lM'.
Fifth Race-Purse $500 handicap: scven.e ghths OF n
vagAb0nd. w. |
Sixth Race-rurse s4On: selling: one mile. Casssla
12t: Lady Pulse l2l; rassn IA Benefit ia; Forest
King Ill; Harry Ireland. III