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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-02-13
POLICE NATIONS APPOINTED.
A Policeman Dis nissed for Intox:cntion r IL.
lnstntcd By the Court,

At meeting OF the Police Board yesterday
afternoon Commissioners .Voorhis. McCnve,
and Martin each appointed four police ma.
irons Commissioner MacIean is 10 make hi,
appointments at Tuesdays meeting. Then
oil vacancies will be filed Commissioner Mo.
Ciayes appointments were: Agnes Fi,asm-
mons. who was assigned to tho Twenty.
first precinct; Mary L. Hammer. Thirty
third precinct: Mary II. Price. Fifteenth
precinct. and Ellen O'Brien. Nineteenth
precinct. Commissioner Noorhis named
these: Mary. Phair. Twenty-nin,h r.eciHc;
garet c. Doyle. Eleventh precinct. ami Isabella
Martins ,aEnointsess were; Serbia rE!tarney
Twenty. nth precinct: GraccF Davis. Fourth
precinct. and Mary Barnes. Twenty NTH pre-.
cinct. ,Matron Mary Waldron was, transferred
from the Fourth, PRECINCT to the Tw.nty.frst
Sixth precinct to the Mn etcenth precinct.
Frank G. Boekell. who was dsmisse ed from
the force n year ago for intoxication was re-
gently reinstated By the General Term Of tho
Corporation Counsel Clark to appeal from that
decision. At yesterdays meeting a communi-
cation WAS received from the Corporation
Counsel in which he said that he deemed 1t in
advisable to appeal. The Board voted not to
aERseinl,; dave, .x.o,,;o. =, .;.. ,,
grantedto Detectiyo Sergeant Thomas Adams
On the Recommendation Of Capt. Mclaughlin
Of the Elcvent h precinct, Ward bet ective James
Mullane was reduced to patrol duty and trans
ferrcd TO- tho Eighteenth precinct. aud Patrol
men n, Andgsw Nugsnt and nd James Byrne we're
yer Sbley against Capt. Berghold of the West
1U0th street station was dismissed.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-02-13

Jimmy Carroll trainer OF Bob Ftt,simmons. in let.
ter to the Pole. Gi.rt. dated Bay 81. Louis Feb T.
saysi
F.t..imnons Is training early AMI late FOR his battle
with Peter Mahcr In regard TO tho Irish champion
dcrtate him in any shape form. am convinced that
Billy Madden knows what he IS doing know Peter
Maher must be great man for beginner. John !.
was wonderful man when he was beginner. Maher
may be second John L. Who knows until he is tried
There Is thing sure and that Is he Is going up
against man who VIII try him ont for al he is worth
know the New York sports are quite foxy and
want to be, before they bet their money. Ihave
some frien IL IL: New York who think, would do we'll
Bob doesn't intend 20 blow about what he can do IN
6Rrrcun else Neither Is he going TO take
satisfaction out of Mr. Maher to get the public with
hun. But he will try his hest to win. wish to say
holds the new f'o,ice Gassa- championship belt which
represents that title. lie IL no longer Australian.
bat American citizen and has invested 81 OO0 In
house IN San Francisco Fitzsimmons Is in hrst.clas
wonder o urfnat Ia
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-02-13
rIAn NO. !
Shooting Gossip,

prspfe. FAX sss's5dsy there we,s only
I'D g an; Bart FL M.
Club at DecteImans Riasewooa Park Long island.
Th.re were no. enough Srds for the .ioo but ali they
. sa sss Of the aS Wiz
y "a y G sRs bas. 81 sal.
!; Gordes 70 yards l; l. Soe. % yards, il c. AeoL
Asonss.n Gun q Sew Yort aud ,hs tnon lil
man. sun below lilo elbow both barrel; count isd
n M John 1 s. Hss ,o5 oSG;G1
rig. Jss1 HsnSy
9: i TsfxtI.sssE:s; Issis sfsa3:r: 10; %m sss@sr
E1af ssFf' Il x
tn. S X. &c: sc
sSots ard shs following made Out q pos
sryess,s Ria. c,ue1ps.ss, 21s: Cool e2s chs.
c1sSIss isi pSl.sl So snS M S.;
nn cus had . :.
y. il. grleknsr and G: sse!hern: sberheFn won
son. Patterson Won by to- Another match be ~ cen
j. Henniny and ". Bou!on was won by Bouon with
o score OF 10 4.
Fir-t Event. sweepstAkes-Ten live birds each, 81
yards rise Fay and ". H. BricIner killed each and
divided G. Stberhorn won second money with I,
Third prize was divided BY j Patterson and N. Brick
Second Event-Fiye birds each. 27 yards rise j. ray
won rrsr prize. Killing g. n, Fay. O. siberhorn. +.
each. Match for slo-Five birds - yards rise. W.
= ysfS. SosI.sh y Match ser siS.
Seven birds. q yard. rise: A, Hsnning 4: W. Bou.
Fay won first prize with q W Bricknsr aud j. Patter.
son killed each and divided.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-02-13
I.arkln, Will b. Aecommo d.t.s

After Jimmy Larkins. tho Jersey City 122pound
boxer. was beaten by Johnny Griffin It said that
Larkins would fight But it turns that tho
old love for the ring is still him. he said yes
tcrday that he would be very glad to meet tho winner
OF the ten.round glove fight between Jimmy Lynch
and Waiter Halisan. Larkins and Lynch to-
ge,her several times rather their hackers did, in an
effort to make match. but. for or another
agreement was reached Now that Larkins has been
beaten, while Lynch has nn unbroE record Of vic.
tories the Jerseynnn feels little warm. md wants
more point to hts last tight, the Zine he licked
Yorker
Lynch told srx reporter that he would enter tho
ring against Lark ms within week II necessary after
he beat IIalligan on Feb. 1J
dnut To be la it, in this match, at ALL" said
Halligan. Lynch Is going to bea. me. sure I like
bnt don't fail put II dow in your tebook
that am not dead; and If Jimmy Larkins wants 10
go against Walter Hailigan. Wall go against hi IA
Bet all you've got on It."
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-02-13

ELiiurra, Feb l2.-Ths Elizabeth Ath,etio films,
N 1en,men team viii go to Washington on sStnrday
rinS ~ 70 oIwl There that evening match with ~:
promnens Of X o Sessn1pn
saimer .hArcl The party will travel IN speciSi ~:
stay OF three days ' NS'AnS 'eeiE
sowing Director Howard A. NacLean of tho N.nb.,.
an Athletic Club has instituted an individual bovi,n.
tournament. open to members Of the CHM oni ~
sn. IN ss ess h.ys sssn started with contest
make total OF 100 points qualify Tor Az I'm and
~ niteen qualify al this number then second
TIE men nss sm ts sIs are ,s prize. sos %
oooby prize. to tho ut rolling tsa oxtn
zane ~ either preliminary nnaI gsmss In saS,,,st
81 naN prize special prize. known a. the stor
niss pPias AZ wi Be given to tue winner Of ths
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-02-13
a Relief to Polo Grounds P.,ro.s.

question that was settled At Thursdays m eetine OF
the directors Of the Now York Baseball Club WAS that
relating to the peanut and soft drinks nuisance the
Polo grounds 1t decided that In the future their
patrons should not ba annoyed BY peddlers clnbins
through the stands obstructlng the view Of spectators
and desfeninz them with hoass shouts This will cer
tainly be relief to Polo grounds vistOrs. who COM
planned loudly last season.
Another point that will DO looked into 10 enc that
Inc POO grounds during 1891 and for some pre
vious squad OF rpecnlators have stood outside tho
gates selling tickets and their cry has been: Same
prize .. ,Es bon Sn.s The directors cannot unier
price which they paid for tho tickets Is not
believed that they labored to sell tickets out OF pure
employ the conclusion has been reached that the mat
ter needs investigation.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-02-13

srRAcrsr. Feb, 12-The State Convention OF sports
men to consider the question OF codfyins tho gams
laws opened here this morning with large attendance
Of tatvss Of the leading sporting orsauza.
fions. Charles b. Reynolds OF New York WAS made
Chairman: and John b sage OF Buffalo Secretary.
look into the present status OF the New York State
Association for the Protection OF Fish Game caused
nanent organtkston wa. appointed. A Committed Of
seven on forest preservation were appointed.
Resolutions were also adopted endorsing the project
and calling upon tho Legislature for Increased appro
prattons Tor buying land In that region for pu
poses.
II was recommended TO enlarge the powers OF prose.
cufion OF the state Game and fish Protective AssO
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-02-13
ODDS AND ENDS OF SPORTS.

The annua! meeting OF the intercollegiate Association
a. at the fiith Avenue iIot. tnls city. e''
A despatch from Bath Me. yesterday states that
Ms% TsE o . I"s t' a PIT W
be w st Sa' n I f.:
!Ssss pounds e ssasss sns +. Ss.s Ssss.a y
to BET. ] l R"s'e ws Kenny
annual ssss hoa,e iss Hass Esd street;
"f IL tie s Gpp vi" ss
sstuyvssant and other wei!:sn3wn clubs Gymnast,Cs
dancing. banjo playing. &c
IF 50 as ws s OF fsm III
sli G.cey ri; ely had t.urronna Tout IN Fhs:
sH b: city &
x xsPs e nsSsy 5sss
viii a SS Yefk and and
the NsT nochse' Both games promise to 10
H fss H s
0,iy's /" S e s and
aa A. ss SSsIS" vi
%ads 81 sni ;Ssia not not wash' 'F Hr
nrsE fsH football s %na til: anSs
nell. Grand Opera House last evening by 1ficsr
sts1: snSs 1Sfss %1y si
at tho door for "ntPSne eeeA "n'n
81 Sa q M
Central rark and ire ret SHarss
aay %.o ,,s' i h.. aT "
viii from a as be- =" mem to- gnG
the cross.couutry championship. So
II ss q Sc r D"s
las w h.y m hs OF tins popular organ
%SieS tssy Tnss slnfS
. n Ws po,.iIy an eight oarsd s6sI ranhnsham
hs ss'. aSuss
Gle Tor the spring rexattns.
the sda.ssa F 81 nGs y, under
barber To-Day in the following order First crewNBow
"a: u.s. I'LL: Hsr:S; ssssSa
k 49, ST. r.sH;s. ss;:
Belly Q. ,h ~ m.ssr who
ss'as s0f aa
Sst and
SCs1a
,P,bsna proper course to SUD-
run nsS . ia moonshs
corner n rssesaF' RI:
rss sI s%ad and Torcy
distance vas about seven miles The Dastss vnt,re
tereh fourteen men. and f0rtyeight made the Start
S HPs toyd $500, wa. gacemnket and Whitaker and
iestnnts lined up Tor run in and finished in the fol
loving order: campbell. Prospect Hnrriers: Eorrns
PROSPECT harriers; Lightfoot, Br0okIyn: yoe.iim.'
tsas'stn pace Tho remainder Or the pack nhed
fHil ApELrRiA Feb l2-The annual howl avh, HI.
tween Inc snpomore and freshmen classes Of tie
sersty OF Pennsylvania was held the campus his
ana resulted in the draw Tic
.hs .r S sSs ..l
inSy were. however: unable TO break the bowl Thc
sophom9res Communicated the shmen almost two 10
m"in sn n 'ns iatsr made very good hHht. Matsu.
carried 10 the University tpitai lie had been suT
from conclusion OF tho brain brought about Sy
Gries eceived IN one of the football games in tSs
iai ana Ms going INTO the hxht today WAS yery my nn
lasted one hour. Ane hSnI
steve ODonnell and Dominica McCafery CANA v.-v
~ hsvihR run 70 At down town sporting rssort
tne other evening both In search q boxer NJ
ana Iyl N ths nsres, or ,hs Manhattan A6etc Club
r9hssaay evening. McCaneIy charged that q nonnsl
~ tEe reisres IN the fourround III Al tool
pc 10 Cotbett and hccanery some two years
that Corbe MsSsery ss%. x H.. syna,d!ns
no, snpred by any manner OF means while q DonnsI
eeAmh,eu lhat Cnrbct could have put him TO slern in
ts round be had cared and also said maj n
suiiS certain that Cnrbett would consent 10 1--WE bns
ohahce TO redeem his Lost laurels IL Ia al "a -
p"9hs hat NeCnery will be the srdsn on
bs he does cT an % 10 spsE ~.
Nov hs stay,nx powers we'll az bis science fep
,om,u &c Mel nhery and Joe Lannon in one MINT
"'u'a hoaeu 10 iargesizsd feather In his cap A'
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-02-13
Berkeley Athletes Meet.

There was y man meeting Of the Berkeley Athletic
Club last night tho object being to discuss the question
OF continuing athletic club or dropping out Of
existence After long heated discussion tho m en-
conclusion.
now before the club TO levy an $40 per
ange, as many of tho members. in order help the
club Along have paid their dues in advance, and said
they wouldn't stand any assessment, especially ks
many other members are in arrears.
The officers are trying hard to make some arrange
ment whereby tho debt can be wiped out. and then
hope TO make new start. 1t asserted by one Of
the members last night that Dr. Whites attitude
greatly retarded the negotiations.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-02-13
lVATARRH
IN
UHILDREN

OF Catarrh. The discharge from the aoss
was large constant, and very offensive Her
eyes became innamed the lids swollen and
very painful. After trying various remedies
gave her s. s. 8. The FIRST bottle sesm cd to
aggravate the disease. but the symptoms soon
abated. and in short time she was cured.
Dr.. 1. b. RTTCHEY. Mackey. Ind
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-02-13
To-day. Programme n. Gu,,enbure.

First Race-Purse 500. FOR beaten horses: three
9"urtsr. Of mile. little jake. 10; Gladstone 1ls:
sy loI: rrnb CIDER io7 TURK ioi: Conn; Luna lO5:
Granite, lO5 Ender Cover 90. Mnife Davis. 30.
Second Race-Iursc $500: selling: rve-cighths OF a
mile. once Again. 10t Duke John. lo7: shotover.
fpci, 49, Comet Ill.
Third Rac.-Purse $500; handicap: one mile. Ran.
rocas 11G Ritzen loi: Virgie. 80: Churchill Clark,
~; Gi~uiochy. ~.
Fourth Rare-Puisr $500: five furongs Tonno Il:l:
Kentucky Ban. 1903: servus 81. Magic, 81; Innovation
Is; q. r H.. s6.
Fifth Race-Purse $4OO: selling: and one-quarter
miles Brown Charlie, ]: Ii Grippe. III; Telephone,
berg. 1O5; Brooklyn. 81.
sixth Race-infsc $500: selling; .eighths OF
Mile. Scnorhon. IFS. Climax. l13; Lady rulsifcr,
LIZ; JsS f. De- q: snir!tns. lo;: Dsoonsir, lo4:
Mint 1oi: kisinet lol lob Arthur. Is. Gold Digger,
3d. Minnie c., %; Nocaite, So.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-02-13
Low Prices ut Ken,ueky.. sales,

LEXINGTON. Ky. Feb. l2.-This was the Nth
day of the trotting horse sales. The weather
was cold. chilly northwest wind blowing all
ance. The bidding WAS slow. and only So
800 was realized for soventysiS head. the
average being $3SS. Those bringing $500 and
over follow:
HI Henry, 6r s., 1884. by Mnlnbrino Dudley-vir.
GINA. ny volunteer; j. w. horhsbc. Eninence
Eva wilkes ch. M 1888 BY Red Wiiscs-Eya ''''
LohFwari, br. $. $50. ~ Ons ar! -Cont!a ctress
Rotoco. D, N, 1884. IS. 0mwarl-rarepa, by Del
i9onito J. ". EeAl inr!.napolis, Ind. 80. 700
~ Coibin Blshaw. ". ". Bsown RlcnmonI.
ss:'a belmont, .:2l m i,,. by II; rn, 'o'
Ida GOLDSMITH. b. Goldsmith, Abla,ai. Wal.
Mi. .s, k KS +eS .s H. N,,tr, 1900
,i,'oieL y, Amon;. ir;J ". MaiArs -. GOO
Maintain on, by i'aeS's Idol: Il. r. Pepper. -.
thusiast BY Madrid; i a baker -, IT'S
Wall. by strathnore; John +. Madden, Lexing-
senSya g. M 1874 by Tennessee wilts-Msry La"
Riu,gre; by Manbrlincl!D j. ". Neal. ,,..,,.., $50
Tom nn Hook b,s lcs1 ~ Tyolon.-Nan Brown.
MSs.i" H. J. N' iss5 1877 +; tb nn.Il! NAM am wv
bIin" ; ilops.ns b. oc'er'on: J. D. cFeigh
rf p''. las s. en- isyi BY Apinan M4pbrno
saanis san Ss sa I've i snEtoH hy 1000
Ella Hopi ms; ernan Er"Gsrs 'l'"''Ho $50
s,I Rias sa as % sauts 1Anase-Lsaa COO
ros% T. Wi IA. ~ rFS. ~: 700
lowsys by Second Denmark: X. A. Evans, Dan.
Vortex, ~ 1850. by OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, BY Am. '''
ber J. w. Meals 6s6
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Owners of the SEIZED Trunks.

The Surveyors Office in the Custom House
and Chief Wilbur's men were in a snarl yester.
day over the seizure Of the three trunks from
applied especially to tin trunk labelled II.
b. Hendrck Boston. Tho surveyors men
said that they had seized the trunk. and 1t
House between tho two Offices. 1t finally
landed where 1t belonged in the seizure room.
Oddle. it was said. All the trunks contained
dresses and other feminine flnery. Value.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-02-13
The Prizes for the Yale. Harvard Athletic
Games

Hrw HAvzE. Feb 12.-rhs prizes for the Yale. Har.
ward athletic games last spring have been received
Tho medals are of gold. silver Aud bronze for nrst
second and prizes and on the face are
the words Hsryard yse University Track Athletic As
universities IN the centre. On the reverse side 10
wreath enclosing tho name OF the event and the date
claimed are for the following onshpndrtd and TWEEN:
jump irst prize. ii. L. Wii.iams, oil poo vault. nrst
prize Briggs. va l6.Iound shot, second prize ii.
Sheriff. 49, mile mile run ,Sir sssaaa prize Ksxorsh
yard hurdle. third Prize u. Van Tnsen US, i. ii.
pound hammer. third prize. IT. A. Elcock NJ s.: go.
yard hurdle II. l.. Williams 'el.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-02-13
Al old.t,ue O.r,... Can...

ON Thu'sday night. at Billy divers boat house on
the Harlem River. pandemonlum reigned supreme
among largo collection NJ knights OF the oar and
other athletes The occasion was the celebration Of
thesryen,iotl birthday OF Commodore Osborne Of the
ireuHship bo-t Clgl, one OF tue oldest oarsmen in
Jew iolt AMI MS numerous friends had gathered to
SNOW ,he,r appreciation OF him. Billy Oliver In .
dore h1 "a goltheadsa cane. IT. was such
surprise lhat ~ TOOK tho wind ont OF the Comm0dorss
sails among re clubs represented were the FTsnd
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-02-13

. The winners In the Academy tournamen. received
Their prizes last night at the Academy bowling alleys
In Former seasons presiden Guntt tho prcsenta
tion speech but az he ia not in tho city j. MeinEen
OF the Rosedae club took his place Tho latter con.
graduated the club and individual winners he hand.
e 60 ,hfn ther przss, The team winners were fdea
Manhattan NTH. pas,me rixth, and FrIseuksier
seventh The hye individual prize winners were
A. A. follows PAulsen fidsa. fi,st; J.; FIELD Man.
Rosedae. fourth and Bishop Pleasure NTH "A s Gus.
tom In the Academy tournament ut the close OF each
rSme The E,deiia and Volunteer clubs being the only
prizes The winners were Lehrbach rrst Neinke sec.
ond Lair third Rust fourth and Ritz NTH The scores
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-02-13
Rewli.x Games To..,sAt

TrtsksKILLrR TouRSAnKKr.
Va Jolly. '''A
EicxHnsocKxR IoURsAnzr.
nadison "a Prdsy Afternoon; Friday Afternoon "
Lsmet; Kismst Va Madison. "
AhxncAr AHArEul uNoH.
Section New York A. @. W. Our at New York A q
alleys "
srcrsANs rouEHA.xsl
Endsavor ". Jonah.
Y. r. e. A. LEAouK.
Tweny.third Street vs. York rilie at Twenty.,hird
stfeet alleys: Madison Avenue Va Young Mems ins,s
tute. Al Madison Avenue sueys
rosru AIDE TOURNAMENT
syiy.n Va NoAsgAni Aohsgan W. Atlantic. Atlantic
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-02-13
The Winners at ST, Louis,

ST. Louis Feb 12.-ToGays races at St. Louis re-
suited IA follows:
First Race,-Five..ighths q mile. MInnora rrs,.
Nathan Frank second. Grafton third. Time, :O3L[
Second Race-rhree.1uarters Of a mils. Tomahawk
frst Ruben second. Rel Bad III third. Time 20
Third Race-FoHr aud onr-half f!irlongs Miss kitty
nrst, Gano second The [cn!p-r tlri Time. OBS.
Fourth Race-Eour and nne,haf fur 'ongs. keunie b,
nrst, Ang"ree second, Fon!s third. Time. o:5J.
Fifth Rnce-Thr-c-luartrrs Of n mile. Amboy nrsS,
Iowa SECOND. COnRnc hne thirl. Time. :leLs
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-02-13
Indoor Football.

The Corinthian Football Club of Staten Island and
the Cosmopolitan Football Club OF New York played
very interesting game Of association football ., tho
Twentysecond Regiment Armory on Thursday night
Play old begin until 10 o'clock and from the kick
OF it was fast and furious Only nine men played on
each side and they all worked ike Troans in their pr
suit Of the evading leather which, on tho polished
boards OF the armory easily got away from the nmbe
feet of the rubber kickeA when time was called
the visitors had goals to Tho teams lined up "a
follOWa -
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-02-13
Elizabeth A. C.,s New Departure.

The wheeling division fths Elizabeth Athletic Club
81 meeting on Thursday evening at tho club house.
elected the following ofcers President, Robert Gem
tie SECRETARY; " Dayey: Captain. Y: +. salton
ant, George chumaT; Color Bearers frank j. Pope
and James Blake: Bu2ier, W ". White.
The formation OF cycling division Is . new depAFt.
uI. With the Elixsbeh Club They have IN their ranks
mites consisting Of D. bowman, w. H. X. barsy. and
Se3rss Amss esys bean spponed 10 draft eolstitu-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-02-13
Paiasr VIII Not Have IL.

Harlow G. Palmer OF Buaaio. who has been men,
toned NJ the probable successor of c. T. Matthswsou
as President Of the Metropolitan Association Of the A.
A. u, has written letter 90 III. A. T. officials in
this slty annonneins TIA, he IS not candidate and
Will not he under aly circumstances This narrows
the contest down TO Judge Tighe g. c. Hughes. and
Arthur Vattan OF the oEAnyr e. The struggle NIL. 10
su interesting ore
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-02-13

The member OF Company n. Twenty.third Regiment.
held their senimonthiy class shoot on Wednesday
evening At the armory range Clermont avenue,
Brooklyn. Charles A. Wells the medal In the nrst
class with q OF 49, A. NJ Raisdeli won the
ond class medal with OF 40. and W ~ summern
Jr. the third class with score Of a. Tho score
u teams follows:
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-02-13
APohLos LEAD CHARITY sS11ERs.
TIE Ex.Cha.psons Have the highest Teaa
and InAlvidual Score.

and Inalvidual boore.
ne sxchampion Apollo Club rolled AIS IN last nishts
series OF the Charity Tournament Kunss score Of io<
10 the highest individual total rolled to date The
scoresi
CANE
fsnsfadtsr-r pntterrnel re-. psaet a., j. nnttsf
mel, Co. Kruger II; finckeustardt, 81. Total $40.
SECOND CANE.
,hpollo-gahn. e: arsue. ~: Brsthhusr. 90; KunA
lo+. henninger. US. Total <1S.
THIRD CANE.
.Twsimh ward-staip GO: Stein. 80: sehlsr 7e;vtsut
%; Hiilmeyer 81. Total 32o.
FOURTH CANS.
seventeenth ward-Koppermsn. 6s: Mailer. -, vo.
sshsnf ~; Muller. 90; dsher. ~. Total POS.
ur1n CANE
Columbus. oberzner, 80; Wei. 60; weskssssn. ~,
Meyer IS; kepplor. &c. Total. $40.
The sarsnho team lost two games In Cnrruthsrsa.
brooklyn toufnamsnt last night. The scoresi
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-02-13
srxxDxAs rs CHAMPION WRESTLER.
ne DefsassA Rose In the mig Match a
RrnATorA.

bradford.
nLoSpoS. Feb 12.-In the wrestling match at
Bradford last night. George steadman. the
English champion of mixed wrestling. defeat
ed @. NJ. Ross. the American champion. there.
by winning the worlds championship and
1900. The winner was to prove himself the
best in three or more Of Ave different styles OK
The first was catch-as.catch.can. In this
Ross came out ahead. Then followed collar
Eoman was next, and Ross proved the best
man. Then followed In succession the Scotch
and Cumberland styles. to neither OF which
in both
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