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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-05-02

The bicycle mapufacturers have their 1852 wheels
the market and the local dealers kept busy
booking orders for mounts. In spite Of the popu
iarty ~ the pneumatic tire number OF dealers assert
that the demand for cushion tired bicycles as great
as last season. TIE summer trade is nov under way.
and until the fall busy season is anticipated among
the trade men.
/ IIorseman's stand at 34l broadway is the head.
quarters for all the popular wheels OF this season lie
10 carrying a full line. including the Lyndhurst
scorcher. Victor. Rambler Credenda Crescent, Juno
Rob Roy. and Cinch satetes. and also compete list
sundries
The American ormonde cycle Company at ..osi and
20s3 seventh avenue purchased over 1000 safety
each wheel a, sta 50 Tor solid tires and $50 when
Crescent. '.t.i,ss with soiid aud cushion tires at
The Equitable General Providing Company at 20
Broadway are making a speciality Of furnishing bcy.
The ' George aas Rd%r P ssIe company r.po, tina,
sS@ tires s's from he at
3oa and $40 West FIFTY ntnth street, They have in
"s5sck rIsrim s,aasn, LINEN and rsyeDq
TO- a, Is Mercer srrnt ar 0e's "A"'e" ny . thornton
on nsN SATURDAY q monster suction sale Of 200 new
Murray street Private sales may be effected through
The Campbell Manufacturing Company at I2a Worth
street are disHosins of bicycles upon the n-talent
The Pope Manufacturing company have a fine assert.
men! OF Their line of wheels at their headquarters at
The Metropolitan Hardware Company at ~ Barclay
street selling out odd lines OF imported wheels at
low prices. They have some <l35 wheels which they
selling At 500 some fll5 wheels at $50: and some
$50 bicycles, at 500. They are rare bargains. They
are also selling OF big assortment ct lamps bells and
bicycle wrenches.
Messrs. Peck. snyder 4 Company Of 126 Nassau
street report good sales uf the Road King and Road
Queen wheels which they ar, handing lifted with
pne matte tires
Amos shirley at 97s Eighth avenue, has I'm. stock
OF hoys wheels on hand. ranging in price from So
up and high grade bicycles from $50 to sls5 lie Is in
At g spading 4 Brothers, 2+l broadway Victor
and Credenas bicycles are being shipped daily. Tie
Credenda safety titted with the Bidweli lTnumas
tires his year. and has become very popular. There
a big demand for cushiou-tirri Nirturs.
AZ the Hamilton store. at Lenox avenue and l24h
street some rare bargains are offered IN RAmhers
ColumbiAs. and Victor machines They have n stock
sundries.
Ne.srs. schovernR DAILY 4 Gales of 800 broadway
are the dow n.town agents fo- the famous Humber
wheels Of which they ort bIg sales in addition to
the Gales safety some 81 pattern Gales sAfetes
being sold nt reduced prices.
New and secondhand Ormonde Nictors. BlacEhhwk
Crescenta Rob Roy. and Cinch wheels may be had at
the Manhattan Cycle Companys quarters at 2ol
Eighth arenHe. at moderate prices.
William Wood Of 20 West I25th street is carrying q
OF
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-05-02
NEW FORKS CHRISTIAN ATHLETES.
TAe Facilities Afforded Them by the Y. NJ.
T.. A. for s0R.

The Athletic Committee Of the Young Mems Chris.
tian Association announce that the 1892 season viii
open next week Al the grounds. 10th street and
walton avenue will he found reconstructed cindcr
track. now clay tennis courts new locker house new
Hold apparatus and a baseball diamond Al tho boat
house. foot of l4Ith street and Harlem River at.
twebtyeiaht boats for members use including paper
and cedar gigs single double rar.oarcd and siN0atcn
~ Lawrence SKINS &C, There lockers and shower
baths and the river AFFORDS opportunity Tor swimmers
The committee announces It's aim To he health .du.
cation. and recreation Its work ~ adapted 10 tho
few-to the average man rather than the specialist
Among the new features will be III. electric hshting
the grounds thre. nights week during June Juy ani
August and evening classes in athletics There will he
district and local handicap games during the season.
the annual Association Penthaon contest, and "a row
ing regatta.
The advantages srs open only to members Of tho
Young Mems Christian Association Of tue city Of New
York. The terms are; Boat house aud ground. 81.
boat house only. 81; grounds only, 81 DO grounds
only. 81 lockers, may be shared by two 81. Key de
post. 90 cents
The athletic emblem is n scarlet triangle. with
"Spirit-Nind-Body on the angles. The boating
bleln will he a white triangle.
At meeting OF the Governing Committee the follow.
ing resolution was passeo
Re-Irei That men participating in association ath.
leic or gymnastic contests In New York city must
other emblem than that OF the Young Men. Chris.
tan Association branch witch they represent. and
that they SHAH not have represented any other club,
association or branch for at least three months prev
Gus to such contest"
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SPORTS ON THE WAFER
A Cola D.y for Oarsms..

The New York oarsmen disappointed yesterday
the weather reports had led them 10 believe that
warm weather would prevail Instead on thei' arrival
At the Harlem River they found q chilly northeast
wind blowing that maae rowing anything but agree
able. Each club had good attendance OF MEMBER
but outside OF the contestants for seats In the crews
being formed for the coming Harlem regatta but fev
ventured for q spin and those who did 60 out were
compelled wear sweaters The early date set for the
regatta and the OF the season have inter
fered very much with the plans Of the various capans
and fsf not club has definitely dscidsd upon the
men who will represent them IN the coming regatta
As result Of the chilly atmosphere yesterday. many
OF the members sat around their bnathouse. ana ds
epsssd rowing matters general The Fiendshi? Boat
Club launched their cedar eightoared shell in the
club are especially well pleased with her was busy
Gay Tor the Friendships as Immediately followins the
launching Of the eight Robert Evans launched bis cat.
boat which he built the boathouse during the WIN
TER The christening ceremonies were performed by
the owners daughter Carrie, after whom the boat 10
The Bohemian Boat Clubs junior eight took a spin.
anu so marked 10 their improvement within the past
week that OF the best judges Yesterday picked
them out for winners They are q strong likely crew.
and " not oyerworked between nov and regatta day
viii undoubtedly make strong night for nfst place
The Metropoiitan's crews are somewhat broken up
through sickness and business engagements. Tho
Wyauoke. Friendship aud DAuntess Junior Fights are
showing mark cd improvement 1900.
There much speculation as to who viii be the repre-.
Clubs some OF the members Of the Manhattan Club
have recently joined the Unions. while still retaining
their me bership In the Manhattane The general be-
lief 10 that the Unions will gain the day
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Odds ond Ends OF Sports.

,h ss gSs :esf shs Columbia College boys
william. college, He viii enter upon his training du,
d.,p.,eh from Londor TO the r"e S";,,. yes,er
that Darby viii come ! to Am.riea
CR paw. Of Boston called At THr srs office ye,.er
ON .S ;ssS N
Tug OF War. New Haven. Corn.-we should decide
soas was merely
team must win two pulls 10 become the vctors
~. Sh a +. would S ct @ sgT Ss at ID. ana
to arrange match Th,sh with sin gloves at q
place S.tor. any club onefhs the iarses, pais- 10 "
Tommy c9 % Of the $, Ge@rx.s viii h&ys
Fourteenth street. on Weinesday eSrnih9 May Z.
Among The wsllknown artists who will appear BLY,
clancy tas sSetey ps hy
vaen4 AMI 1asHt The
sy Fxs OF in
:prin.si eve, ran 100 yards IN ~ seconds. Tie anna
nd ssSTEs s sswsTa an % ~n@ o, S'
W seconds. at Hammsrsinih, ,Tns!apd on SEPT. 50
1879. There was always some iogb about the anthem
threw ont the claim seward. was no. only from
a fyng start but down hill as well
Tommy Danforth the clever Iight- weight pugiist.
called at the Police G,is,rs Office on saturday deposited
SO with Richard X. Fox amt left ~" following CHal.
l1nR.: Having heard 80 much talk about Me, Collins
being snger to hght me wish to stHtr that Will night
Collins at 132 pOun Is give take 'wn pounds any
rules, for $3.50 side 10 chow mean business hay.
deposited $50 Tor Collins or his hacker I" cover II
Collins means business my baker and myself VIII
meet HIM on Monday. May >. to sign articles AZ tie
Polio, Gu:eh, Office"
The annual monthly games Of the 81 Marks Athletic
Club were held In the club gyMua.lum. 2sS East Tenth
street. on Wednesday eN.,ing. Tie results wrr" -
follows Running high iump-wOn hN i. . fai-i. with
..iss,s'f inches: Mys!,r'"n4 Tee, '@e9e,
jamp"Won By n stone. win ,"rt in"i ; iai.i
second feet u inch, aud 4 SHhwinI tnrd rect
Wrrst Ing ~ pound cass for huys-flr-' hu.' won ~
G. Williams and T, Carson sec"ni wrestling lub
round clan--Won by H. Mr-r., srrrni mt ~ J. =
Faist Wrestling, l35 pOgLi rh-s-N'n 10y u b!rh-
nan. second bout BY H. Scnwint.
Austin Gibbons called NJ the Iir- @c:." oiir" On
Saturday 10 se the articles OF rtHr ir lI, isii'
encounter VITA stanton Abbott ~ ininu Eng tnf
purse of $3.50 The articles w"rc recently srh' from
England 70 Richard X Fox. signed ~ '"tt ana VT
messed. Gibbons made Nv" sIght rLansr- ~ thr agree
ment. making III. Fighting weight IN IN ,'ni'go
to stone pounds and stipulation 'lni me 81 I"
he deposited with the club 20 gusrnn''" aiI.aran's
Of the pusu In the ring shout " 'hr IsIlsl
who backs out instead Of the cut ~ " HItrrMfn,
specified II the National club "ii =. -" p" ',b MS
proposition in regard 10 the .2h sttrt "r a' Annti
will agree 10 nghi nj SsOne pound" ,"t 81 STONE
pounds then the match can -" 'Wr.''T'd made, as
the articles are signed AMI wrr.>r HHI i''fard b
Fox forwarded them to England Sr''etl"'
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Amateur Base bail Register.

Among the many amateur clubs in lis city and sur.
rounding places the folio wing who anxious to
arrange games. The list includes number Of junior
organizations, whose players average from Is to ls
Sutton Juniors-N Moore. captain. $50 East seventy.
sixth street
New York Field ClubFew dates open for out town
clubs giving suarsn,ee. B. Bartlett. captain 231
VIZ sss sGl1 Dunn
81 Day July
SYtast ;it6,
open for rs..e..s cn,;oi town clubs. Henry c Ken,
eHf # Hes
xso%s athletic 4s,Cs,s!ens baseball team Q, Jersey
"a up my
Sylvan Baseball cpe Of sso",kiyn ja!y and august
E!k Baseball club games with uniformed team. only
g.ssSsi ray win
iissss iii
II
iaa,i { 4! sSenss: shiSPiiya s,s.n.x "a n.,.
w.shl h.sSai Club of ..aa. play nr..
s Us ISS 3" .2. sss yS9 ans jury
n. ess. s'ssf 30! sss Club care Of W"
GlsnIs.s Baseball clnb-wi'lnm Barrett. 10 Cherry
Is May
ai!sn%ood TIA ha.tgs s tisS 4 orsas. 1wm play
n. ana n o s Ger bny
h1 $40 "a% lsmt.r BOX New Ye,
g:n Of Ias .Sa Fn
giving reasonable gnaIanis-s' Frederick Gerhardt,
IL H.ss s"ss %sfH0s ps club. giving
suitable guarantees James Hutchinson 5sY Van Buren
'' sts'. club of Yves, May 30 and
ps.e S s | en-
" s..so xnx ana q ~, Nay
s$i: AIN 7%E:a sSI s e:is.''
Isss S.s sas S"'.'
as Woo is st t'G s:y IS. liam
Rival Ea,t1s!! C!db- R J. Aeeh.n. aaI Eas, Ninety.
nipth stree, .tr.s. r Sss io,k ely
81 a. % SO fr.J s1 ng Hugh
~ tin n :s.s .y (. AK
S SAy week q
cfnr rsr T na,ont ~ Sarmsn avenue Gresnpon 90,
""" manager 'a'
E s!ls FED ts a5S.; i! at home Ia
bsy .es Gesa tos I s's amateur teams
furniture And carpet houses Charles shanrr man.
Ager. 20 Third avenue New York rity.
Dominion Baseball tIb-Firsic lass uniformed clubs
ior saturdays and holidays: no guarantee. Edward
WIN 1;is r'S,Rsf. :tf' and Manor road
Ms.oons o. Y:rs,.,s-fIed yogeL captain, 225 East
Eight eighth street New York!city.
Roseyi!le lronsid-s.ha,e May 81 open for nrst.
class amateur team J G. Lttsil Newark. ~
Hampstead Baseball llub-Wii play nrstc.nss uni.
formed ciup, only Charles Hatfield. Garden Cty. L. l.
Public school Athletic Associaton-Wxnt a few good
PLAYERS between u and 10 years old. Hugh r. Mont.
Some!y JIM West Thirty ninth street. New York city.
"a bnseoati .iuS-iiavs Decoration Day. June 4
guarantee b. Lum care OF Clark Thread Co, Newark.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-05-02

PHILADELPHIA, May 1.-The pigeon. flying season was
opened to-day with the journey OF three birds Forty
Minutes. Victor. and Bowdoin. of DAME! Connolly
Boston. from New York city. The lead for the Coium
han prizes has been taken by the best speed yet
the credit Of Boston birds than made
the distance and by greater distance than has been
made at SO early date since 1854.
The start from the tower of Madison Square Gar
den byJ " Gottschalk at s:l5 O'Clock this morning
The report rendered by wire gave the cipher of the
coGntermsrk carried by The bird over the course and
~ ~ T. w.. as tho time Of arrival The airline dis
lance covered about la mikes ThiA. At tho
nTts reported would make All average tpesd OF .OI
yards per minut- the mile IN Isl, seconds The
cia time to be taken by watchers at the loft aud
their figures c0untin. The seconds and fractions
thereof may reduce the svsI.g. sped reported ~
has the lead with ia miles for the Columbian
prkeb for the clipper Outing and DIANA Tower
iroplies, and with ne pa:s!bii'iy q making
N ,hs record Tor .Gssa from u The mstIopoI;s
and wears the registered band OF 1870 II has been
rsted without mercy since IT could use Its wings MS
owner being cons dered the most reckless nyer IN
New England, Last November the bird made two
Journeys from Perth AmbOy starting In them at
noon, IT has already nownfrom lew York this year
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-05-02

r i'iIr- Gr-s'' ono" On
ngr-tiI,I,' irr lIis ,'-tir
~ ! uuiru Eng for a
.rc recently srn' from
nrl lty 4 .hutt ana S''.
'htrl.ans-- ~ t,lu agree
,hi lIn.iIt III - N.uiIr u
.la'I0u l.H' me tnt to
lsrHn'rrtiI Appearance
"A 'r 'H,l'n'lir pu.iils'
'Nll a, ''r agreement
pil. =. -r 'u t,lu.ilns.
, gI.Artf1rr. ami tbiiptt
urnl, ..rtiui stone
- considered made. as
rrs>ri. HuHl Ea''iari +
| YESTERDAY
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-05-02
Tannsuy Men Pitching Quota.

The braves OF the Metamora club the TammaDy Hall
organization of the Twenty fourth Election district 10:
politics severely alone yesterday afternoon and spen
the respite in watching the opening OF what will
prove to he interesting QUOT tournament The tour.
ney came OF on the grounds AT the corner Of Hist
street and Boston avenue. near the district wigwam
and 200 men of the subtribc whooped things up.
seven games decided yesterday, and seven more
will he played next sunday Then the fourteen winner.
will play ui iwo gold medals each adorned with the
head Of a Tatpmany brave.
The games resulted rs follows
George schwrgl-r New York A. Z. beat j. T. Smith,
22.-S, 2I-O
T toggin beat Christopher Dunn. 2l-o 22-l
A. q. Finncsey beat Lawrence Dunn. Ill 21-lO
j, L. furber beat L. W u H0nne:. 2l-ll, lS-sI
2l-l4
&c Frrber beat H. Mausli.ii by default.
T Schwecler beat v Il.am NcGre by default
!. Thompson heat M,r a'l Delaney by default
The following men WI, pay next SUNDAY!
A q. smith W. d +. sherry. william liable Vs. James
Ksib John DELANEY W r. knight. Charles Snyder vs.
M'Ghari Karl Wi,!,nn u cray vs. joseph Ncth ~ 4
liam Wilganu. John Martha, bye.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-05-02

The Brooklyn Cricket Club have completed al! ar
raneemens for their annual tour which will include
visit to Niagara Fails and Hamilton and Toroato
Canada. Tho team will leave the city Saturday
night July o. and spend the following Sunday at the
Falls. The following games will be played:
July IS. with Niagara Fails team: July :o with Ham
ilton at Hamilton: July ~ with Rosedale Toronto
July ~. with Toronto: July 80. With East Toronto at
Toron to.
London Club for . two days game on Monday and
Tuesday following the dAteS in Toronto and II
bic that the may be extended accept The team
will be much stronger than that which visited tho New
Browne. A. S. Durrant. J. v. and Z. G., Greene. and
other welknown pAyeIA ". Rone and =. =. Greaves
OF the Mystic Club OF Boston will Also tho
team. both OF them being honorary members Of the
Brooklynh
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-05-02
SlIps from the Wiekets.

The Chicago Cricket Club will reorganize under the
name of the Phanix C. c.
A four.cub league has been formed at Pittsburgh
comprising the liomewood Williamsburg, East Liver.
pool aud Glenshaw.
Herman Clarke is forming team for the New York
A. g.. and in all probability will have his leading
man s. II. Barton, late of staten Island.
1t ia that team Of Irish crtcketers will visit
the tinted States early in September. The German
town Club OF PhiladelphiA are now negotiating the
matter.
The Western clubs of the Inter city League have ar
ranged their dates a. follows May 80 81 Detroit VI.
Pittsburgh. at Pitttburgh; July 4, g. Winner vs. Chi
cAgo, at Chicago.
The annual meeting OF Secretaries at Philadelphia
productive Of schedule OF 23p games the
ever made in that city. The New York list OF hrst
eleven fixtures amounts to 1875.
The Toronto Club will visit New York and Philade-
rhia July. They viii play Staten Island and
In this city and will conclude the with the Ger.
mentowns OF Phi!adei phia July andv
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-05-02
CRICkE1.
SECOND Eievens Schedule.


The Second Elsvsns Of the New York Cricket ciuo
have arranged quite an extensive schedule among
then selves A. follows
May 7-Eiectric vs. Mile End. At Nevark
May lI-staten Island vs. First Eleven. stLivinson;
South Brooklyn va Paterson, at Bay Ridge
May 2l-Nanhattan vs. Brooklyn. At frospeet rA'A'
PlAinnsid va Electric, At Piaianeld.
May 25 staten Island VS. Manhattan At Lvanssen
May 2s-PAssaic County W Patsrsos At Cit'on
May 8o-Pater,on vs. Electric. a. Paterson; Pioneer
IS f ss:: St s. fs ss ds. kss SS'
atty, at Pro,p.st Park. ,.o, a, p.on,.,, PARK
r. .a. srssSR F:tss y4tt;fs &
fG june y: J sss . r. staten Island Bergen
June lPs.s,:on staten .p % : :spsei
Fam Pioneer v. Brootyn al E!iabs,h Electric Va
Si !sss s,ss.
~; s;:':' 'Siss NJ!
80, y S,a:p.e r1 r.Is
July a9P.s!!.sn Sons q q; ysS5ss Al Paterson;
MI: siSsays "a :. FF..sss H sn f siSs1
,sy 1k:,e,.s ". E.s,..;ssS, =. Y :.,.,:s,
Ssess. ~ Bsse.sy rio'pss. raiI: Harlem vs.
ritiHhie & ssn'I ss,a:
Berkeley oval Brooklyn
July 2l-Sew Jersey A. Z. vs.. befkesJ' ~ oe'se"
July 2s-Brootyn ~ Bsrtel:y a. rr9p. gs FALL Ea.
beth vs. Electric, at Elizabeth. =. ,.-,..
July 2S-statsn Island '. Philadelphia at Living
ston. ,...-. ~
Sop: q, q s.sss q es s
Va New Jersey A, G., At berkeley oval broohlyn Va
Aug I"siaien island 70 New Jersey A c. at Liv
Aug. 8-staten Island vs. Paterson. At Lytnsston:
!isIism V. YORK csnfs Park: Brooklyn Vs.
Xue. is-Pa,erson va Bsrk.lsy at Paterson; Sons
OF ticorge Pioneer At prospect paSt kscre w.
Platnnei. at Newark: Brooklyn vs. New YORK. at Pros
pect Park ,, =. ,.
Aug 2o-son. OF St. George " Paterss1 ~ Pre.psst
Park; New York berkeley. at Central PArk br0Ok-
iyn Manhattan at Prospect Park Electric Va Eliza
Aas 2T~Berieley Va Staten Island at Berkeley Oval;
Brooklyn vs. Paterson. at Prospect Park. ,,
Sent. 3-Paterson W.. Harlem. At Paterson brooklyn
w. New Jersey 4 C.. at Prospect Park: Berkeley ".
sept 5-Brookiyn vs. st. George A. C.. at Prospect
Park. . ,.
Sept. 1n-Pater.on VS. New Jersey A. G.. At Paterson:
Sept. 17-Paterson We Passiac County At Paterson
Sept 2%-Berkeley vs. south Brooklyn. at Berkeley
Oval
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A Collection or Busy Mariners.

The Harlem Yacht Club will put their two houses In
commission today. One is situated at the foot OF
East l2lt street and the other At College Point
The opening ceremonies will be celebrated with stag
entertainment In the Harlem house in the evening
Tho annual spring regatta will be sailed the SANDS
Point Buoy course Decoration Day. A big steamer
has been chartered to take the guests Of the club
oers over the Zach Saturday during the
mer special races will be sailed.
Tho members Of the club all hustlers Tho ground
at the foot OF l2lst street filled with yachts Many
OF them are ready TO 60 into commission and others
will be ready in few days W. A. Boysts soop Charles
Weide is already in commission She has been thor.
CSEhiy cverhsnlsd. and yesterday Mr.. Boyst took
The yachts belonging to the nag o,cer. q the club
And "a SaSs her psnn.n. hoi.s:d tSa.yp Vice:
She ss nes 1l,Ge w Pc u ffna
has been .6 repainiSsd !%u, Green
sr cabin h.. sssS and h psa .s
s sS sh blue ans;a F lee, Gapaa
s SiyGsyd Mi S TS is nss;:
She VIII carry mneh larger s. an she did las. year
r.: tsS
sy.Inaaled: John SEtt.hs STsn .isopt Sspsuns Sss
@ ri. w.s cs
& @ e.. s r. ::sj
be tsancSsd IN day.. s.:
,oop S.ay b., had ne. cabin built,
4 7I Lanss has h:
john:on who owned the e.tSoat All last year is hay
INK new IS foot boat built She is being PLANK ed.
II. been sGanssd . Ed,.S Prank f,eh nf !.
hI,ng new cabin and new deck I1. on his soop
much larger rig this year.
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The Pastime Athletic Club held their FIRST annua,
spring games " their club grounds IN East sixty.nnh
street Yesterday afternoon The games were well At.
tended and some close and exciting finishes were wit.
messed IN come Of the contests The summary Is as
follows;
fh'yysrd Dash HAndlcap-Won by q. Ahern, 10 feet
SenIse slmmet, feet. second. Time 8 40 seconds
. uis m'Is MAik Handicsp-WOn by O Ludwick 90
Al seconds. ~' --''N'>'
pattnx sixteen round shot-won by W. Earring 4
ti e q" iset y inches j. 4. RsiE feet 81 feet
10 men lied .oI nr.t prize but in the toss
slx hundredyard Run Handicap-won by D. Absru
- J'b seconds, '' '"'~N'~
Vns,ihousAnd,yArd Run. Noyics-won by p Logan;
One.inis Run Handicap"Won By GO n TeG Hoi,na,,
s S'Shi W. Accint SO yards. second Time. min
Obstacle Race-won by ". Eselston: E. Cough. sec.
oha Time mtnuts 80 10 seconds. wv
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-05-02
WILL soox ENTER rHx HOMES rRxrCs.
The Bowlers n The Son Tournament fiiisg
Up 9osse Big Scores.


The SrN individual cham ponship tourna-
ment will be half over during this week. The
real struggle will then begin. and the bowler
who has the best staying powers will likely
win the championship Surprisingly largo
scores have been rollsl. Kibbel making the
highest ever recorded In any tournament
There was decided change in the race last
week. Both Kahlsdorf and Ritter. who were
In the lead with clean record OF victories
took tumble. Ritter was beaten twice. and
Kahlsdorf had HE colors lowered in one series.
As Thum added two victories to his credit, 1t
places him on equal terms with Kahlsdorf.
Every one OF the competitors has host OF ad-
mirers. hut, while Kahlsdorf and Thum were
the most iavored o week ago. many bets are
being made on Kibbel aud Lehrbach.
Thum stu leads In the average: In twenty
bells score OF 30 will probably remain the
highest to the end. The records to date are:
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-05-02

The boxing contess held by tbs Titan A. c. at TIE
LsnOx Lycsum Saturday night we're fairly wei attended
and exciting enough to satisfy the spectator. Tht re
suits were well received especially the victory .: Moss
hsugh OF the hurd C.. the victory In the bpound
ins I;p ,s VI" PssvioS. stippsd BY Ross. iuss
the stars The latter quit in ,Sc rs, round IN. lrS,
between vsrnon aud Eles was spirited one. The sun
Ons'hundred. and. sen pound Class- Charley White
SSrssrwood u. won from Max HAnzh. Hurd A. C.:
siuy hSss Hanover 4 q. won from Tom White Titan
AA.Mn;;ss 1 laugh hurd A. C., won from Biiiy Ross
Que hundred. and ,wsntyhv 70 pound cIsss-NA,t Rice
re@ni sn a y Won from Vernon. IIssnWood 4 q
Oneouhareas ana thirty. nye pound Class ugh Dun
raslme A. g. won from J. Delaney, Star C.; Jim
py I,1 Greer WOOD A. c. won from Charles Jackson
saH,&ss refereed the nghts. and did his work val