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Sullivan Heard from Again,

MINNEAPoLIs. MIMI. March g." Mitchell is
u cur. He doesn't want to fight mo any moro
than ten-year-old boy wants to-" was tho
way Actor John T.. Sullivan expressed him self
to-day. upon being asked what no had to say
in reply to Charley Mltchells address to
Athletes Sullivan was very emphatic in his
language. and used words which would hardly
DO permitted in good society. but were never
theless necessary in order that he might give
the greatest weight to his words Mitchell is
my expense. and Is. getting It. Of course
! can't prevent him or any one else
advantage" want no advantage. All want
,sa SQUARE quar- referee; ! want no unfair advan
on my merits. Ny challenge is before ths
world. Ent the world Judge whether or not it
with me. He docs not want to fight any good
man except by telephone"
Sullivan further said that he did not believe
II he did there is some catch attached.
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named. as. no horse. whether PAGER or ,trotter.
business with him. With little Charley Dryer
hod5F The sny on sppssss far
Charley turned in on the track and drove the
big geldng full mile II heavy top wagon
IL ma d1 MsE ana
boy is q great performance. Marvin said when
the aeidlns was sold that he could beat his
record several seconds While rolling IN the the
the hook Joint Of the right hind leg. thus caus;
ing synovitis. The leg is very much inilamed
and the discharge OF tho syn9yial fluid Is con-
ferlng untold agony.
The betting has opened on the BROOKLYN and
Suburban. with iLongstreet; T1nsn,nyi and H HIS
Suburban at ~ to !, His ,Highness coming
next at 10 TO l. while ~ to l may be had
tan. Judge Morrow. bermuda, and strath-
meath are attractive at % to !, the others
ranging between 30 to | and 100 to l. a..
sppnS e pno is
Enough the weight allotted him is excessive
II does not seem possible for three year. old
is called upon and yet win. Tenny has follow;
ing in fact his followers are egion. and they all
swear by the sway;backed son q Rayon doE
whether he has n leg to stand on so long as
they get In tho money on him.
Manager Bon Stevens OF the Wang" opera
Is one SUIT 81 the &c owners Of Wang. While the
soIpany was playing IL - IT, I L0ns last week AK
tint day an eight. year .old boy named Crock
Mollie Davis and won with her. Ben snw an
nnd S "R sd 6 Sst ar d S
pnGement.
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Plan. for intercollegiate Lacrosse.

PHILADELPHIA March 8.-The intercollegiate Lacrosse
League held Its annual convention at the Lafayette
last sht. The delegates present wero Coleman. Nose
nan and III OK. Lehigh; John L. q. Lee Johns Hopkins
University, and Kingsley L. Martin Stevens Institute
The following dates were nxed for championship
games Mayl Stevens and Johns Hopkins. at Hobo
Bethlehem: May - Stevens aud Lehigh at South
Bethlehem.
7. cnr'H stevens. President; John /; O. Lee
Johns o,kin.. Vice. President: j. Knox Lekigh. serre
iary ana Treasurer. The oiiice Of tclh captain was
abO isheu
umpire WAS made hnaL and not subject to appeal as
heretofore The games TO BE- pa yed In two halves
OF fortyf minutes RctGsl playing each In case OF
tie play will be continue for half an hour longer
The University OF Pennsylvania was expected TO ap
ply for membership. bit no action WAS taken on the
question, The meub, r. OF the leagl FAR more
evenly matched Than ever Johns hopkin. win be
home Lctnxh has over forty men in training. In
crosse on ice, which they tried occasionally this VIM
ter has helped To yet her III trim ea.licr than
usual The stevens Team promises 10 be good one this
their last years captain
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There VIII he wheeling Galore mt Madison
Square Garden Thiu Week.

All the contestants for tho Madison Square Garden
sixday bcy ole race which il to be started at o'clock
this afternoon have arrived IN the cty with tho ex
ception OF Lamb and Ashlnger, who stopped on ut
Chicago and are expected this morning. The partici.
pants the recent tournament at San Francisco VINO
only late Saturday night were practising on
the track yesterday trying TO get the kinks out OF their
legs after weeks riding on the cars. Fourteen men
will start in the twelvehour.aday coniest-Martin,
Reading, Lamb. AshnRer. Prince. Lumsden. stage,
schock Boyst Rice, Bower. Smith Albert and thadsey.
the latter being the professional runner carlton the
Boy Wonder" The contestants Will race from l.. W..
to A. ". each day, 800. - .-. 4,
large number of extra attractions H. shortcuts.
tRnre viii meet each other al one three. ana nNc
miles during the week. and the four riders having u
the races viii meet saturday night in ana! hNe'
There Ia much dissatisfaction over the track II Is
built different lines from last Octobers The rack
then clean p against the boxes: the present ono
il much narrower and deep gap Is between the boxes
and edge of tho track. short coping SURROUNDS ,he
track to prevent the wheels from running on rilcr
at full speed striking tbi~ coping would take hrausr
down the gap or be rrecpi,.tea clean over into the
rfider of The Broosyn RamhIers.. was EIacts
ing on rday nsh' into TOR hs cdpns and %a
sent head over heels INTO the seats being hnock.1
senssies In other respects. the track s not the equal
OF last Octobcrs say tho dcrs u is heh,er anu on
entirely disappointed and tho s,raghtaway is drag on
The scoring apparatus is an Improvement over the
previous small dals The laps are now recorded mnen
twic to announce the lap. The dias are much larger
and plainly Marked
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Who VIII Get the Plnyerss

The scramble between Charley White. President OF
the Eastern Association. and Jimmy VII Jams. Presi.
dent Of the Western League for the services OF olsen
gagged ball players right merry. and is thor.
ouRhly enjoy by the players. White was quick.wt.
ted enough TO take advantage Of the clause In the West
ern League contract which compelled players to
buy their own uniforms and pay hfty cents
a day for board while travelling. and make
the announcement that Eastern Association players
would not be subjected to any such hardship. White
also announced that the ma ximum salary in the East
ern Association would be $500 and thu was intended
to stand contrast to the charge that Williams
paying few men considerably over 5000 a mon H.
which would react On the others for the that
clubs salary list could not exceed S1.OuO per man
Williams evidently saw tho error OF his ways, for no
has sent ont the following notice dated Columbus
March 3: THE Western League hiss decided ssr1ks
ont from It's contract tho section requiring players
provide their own uniforms and also that requiring
players to pay 30 cents per day as board while on
trips" The players to whom the above notice sent
were requested to sign amended contracts soon
possible rs is necessary for the Western League to
know at once what players II can depend upon
1t is possible that White will offer chrome or
some other inducemen to players At the present time
10 Eastern Association appears TO have the best of it
as has shown desire to be fair from the start while
Williams exhibited tendency 10 shave the players
down close. and only rerented when he found
chances OF signing players were injured On tho
whole it isan inte esting fight. and will hurt any
body concerned.
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READY FOR WORK.
The brooklyn Baii Players Will Open II,
Season To-day.

OcALA, March 6.-Tomorrow promises to DO Gaia day
In this town. Extensive preparations have been made
for the baseball game between tho Tampa team and the
boys from Brooklyn. The latter aggregation are posted
all over town Wards Backgrounds" lfandbi,ls nd
vertistng the game are seen all over The railroads
running into ocan giving reduced rates to pa.sen
gers route to see the big match II Ia safe to say that
the citizens OF ocaln will and all take half hoi.
day as seems perfectly natural for the Ocaate to be
baseball crank Of the first order and they thoroughly
appreciate the fact that they are represented by the
best possible kind Of a team.
The boys are popular here and 1t will only take goo
victory tomorrow to make bond OF everlasting good
feeling between them and the tow nspeop!e Messrs,
Robinson and Hood. who made the arrangements for
the team to come here. among the loren citi.
OF the place. The latter 10 prominent merchant
betook themselves church this morning The weather
~ shade today just VIA. by. i'se III how:
They arr .n as E5s "a
mes, before sns game by Pr.Siit hs morning
ni gets %is H ont on he
Held and az Terry said this afternoon. I'VE here
one players appears 10 be the SEN
in Kso Sehs s;s m HI.
OF IaE sTS Tommy had this to say: am going to
.s thu tss
as to and s. ns
sers,s ~ will be got rid Of as get some
received no word from either one q them. N
hfa s..s BY. i Ia. nos no; Sesn i., S Eho
AZ
s:: sss
ne was adopted and Of course they sre sat.asd With
tho arrangeme Of dates The boys through Tar srs
schedule maker the latest addito to hiS home
E5ss i pessSn ZANE back from
opening game for an orange grove.
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vn the IJncxeusucl. Meadows,

The return match between tho Boiling Springs and
the Union Gan clubs fought ont saturday on the
grounds of the stnamcd club at Rutherford j
The original contest was with teams of twelve men
but the Union Gun club was able 10 muster but eleven
men. only that number from the Boiling Springs
Club went against them Zach man shot Mt twcntyhv"
hue.rock targets known angles under rhnd.;irinR
system The Briiing team wero tho NIrtors by
twelve birds. The score was ny follows
loi.ing springs IcHm-E.ting ~: Lane. -: Mycr,
80; james 10. l0i.isrer. II, iuck 20. tOll:ns. -
LEAN, Is; Kses. 20; outwater -: Post. -. Total
.3t
Union Team miti. 90; Tee Kay 20; indnev, II:
SckirN 10; Heritage ~; Dean. ~. Miller %: Agar
-; S,Eicr. 20: Drake. 20: Hon. - Toth. ~,
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Observation-Disclosures Gun Climb. live birds and blue
rocks, Queens County Driving i'arB.
MISUNDERSTANDING liod and Gun Club. live birds
Dexter Park.
Park,
ThGrsday-unknown Gun Club. live birds. Dexter
Park, -
Thursday Atlantic Il d and Gun Club, live brds.West
End, tOney lslaud.
rri!ay-Ridyewood ihn club hive birds peckelmans
Ridge wood Park.
Fridny-Match shooting OF the WaTregan Gun Club.
At Dexter FarS.
SRtuTday-DaStcr ParA Shooting Association. blue
rocks Dexter Park,
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Shooting at the Country Club.

The beautiful home OF the Country Club Of Vest
chester the shores of Pelham Bay was crowded Sat.
urday by society folk 10 witDese the regular monthly
pigeon shooting contests between some of the crack
shots of this vicinity. Among those who com.
peted were Capt. Money. the English expert. and his
son: e. Bo,an, T.. Potter. u, Thornc, Jordan L.
Mott Jr;. +, 5 Randolph g. de Grant. 4 lave
In the first event G. Doiun and T. 5. =. Randolph
divided the sweep. J Gopdtriend and T. &. Potter
divided first anu second money in the second event
andJ L. MOTT Jr. and !. llayrmeysr divided Thrill
was divided bet wren tioodfrend and iavcmeyer
The nth event was won by Brokaw who killed %
straight aud did by tar the best work OF the day
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The BerkeIeys and Cosmos Am.lean.t..

Two important meetings were held at the Willow
Club on saturday night when the long talk OF ANAL
ganation OF the Berkeley and Cosmopolitan clubs was
onsuInmated the later club going ont Of existence
anu entering the ranks of the Berkeleys in a
body The Cosmos held their meeting first and it was
well ATTENDED all the officers. with exception be-
ing present While many regretted that tho organza
tion shonld be abandoned It was thought that the in
teres,s of the would be promoted by the alga
nation. Tho Berkeleys then beld their netting and,
when they had elected to membership those OF the
Cosmopoitans who had already signed applica-
ton forms. the two clubs one and the me citing
proved to he Of the largest that any club has
ever held in New YORK s. W. Richards the President
the clu, and offered to give FIRST and second
prizes both first and second eevens for best battling
averages. ana Henry Martin afterwArd supplemental
this by Offering similar prizes to bowiers,
Tie club placed themselves record in favor OF the
schedule. II was resolved to hold n club dinner in
-moration OF the Rmalgamation. The followin.
elected delegates to the annual meeting Of the
metropolitan District Cricket League: n. X. Cobb.
Henry Martin. and II 4, jackson. Tne club ars in
favor Of the sectional division. "
tn" officers elected are: President s. W Richardson's
Wee President ". II. Rutty: secretary ~ r. Cobb
Treasurer. Henry Martin Executive COMMITTEES: q 4
tould " \. Jehh. II. L, Jackson, and Jerome Fiam.
merry with team selected from the best players OF
both tn" berkeley and Cosmopolitan eevens and sew.
poets of winning tho championship the me ropolItan
district very bright The team Will certainty have
tile hest set OF bowiers In New York in ~ Cobb IT, E.
Jackson :. ". Richardson and H. ]. Walker.
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HUDSON COUNTY TOURNAMENT.
The folio wing shows tho standing OF the members Of
Our Bowling Club in their prize

I'm Ff.y hight mfi y
|
h9.s?.R no. I'.
s5 Scl:m 1 IT, 1d ksrp1 Ss1 1885, Mead
Court sh. d las Kenney, $50: Mead. 1871:
sf uniSas2Sey9.ss III: Es.nau. ZIG; Baldwin 1873:
SsIkD GAME
1884,
In @isoH lss: COCA 4oia H i's h"a"'s
The independent, Ssms'ss. and r,ts Aseng. club.
Friday night. Tue score:
sS S ,s T'nf5n
psy ISL o 5a Toa I 1885 1881
SECOND
Hame!eMrSpencer 1873; Norris 1874; Bowdsn. 167,
pfy ,n Ave Mssrgn rG 49, Mccormick 49,
Mccormick, 1915 Dor llp; Lockhart. 14s. Total 1888
THIRD GAME.
sss IA %'f M A'sn.'n
boy
az T ns e:
Workingmen's alleys. The scores:
FIRST CANE.
,.' as.
rsle isS IT, Total eH 49, 1906
Fo, 90 Ids TO- rdv 1885, How
S;,;, SS s.f. 1885,
the hs mi K AMI :n e. d oy
schmieyelons alleys The score:
FIRST CANE.
K Won Ks!1Cu!s1 49, E sSonel a. 1872 caughey
Dom,non-sitierIy. $50; Walker. I6s Lede. 1853:
Has 49, fsnnes o.nsh''
sprSs' ns5; Ru.s Ill., ToA s.s 400 'o' '''
rs % 5 srs Four
. "s sn fdas a1%sGHh won Of a
three games. The scores
s5S with; u.s. S4osE a. T,s 'S' s'n
GAME
MrE,SY 49, sng 4",s s1s9' sper
~, ~ Sss$ - iso s.nI.
IulRp CANE.
49, tSSs s. TO- S%y H. 4SSns' 1885, '''n'F
Amateur Bowling Union at the fremont Hotel alleys
on saturday night. The scores:
GANE.
,g & U,. s' o fafaa 49, ' Vaupe
Holman, 100; svartz III. Total 500 '''
SECOND
hgnix-Cowperthwaite,l 73: Fielding. 100: vaupel.
l2t; Ts!bert i1o CUTE iso I1,si, SS! u. ,o,
Holman Ssm Ia sss4 S'lF''h ''i
The Spartan House tournament game, played on FRI
day night. resulted as follow a.,
u Fritz Bsn.sr.aaPss ~ re s i-s seyfOrd, 1872;
Chicory-FrankR 1928: Deway, llS; Tayler 155; Cells.
lit; Keller, lvl Total. 100
The Commissioner OF Juro RS once clerks easily dc
feAt-d the Emigrant savings bank Bowling Club In
three straight games played on saturday afternoon at
4U9 Pearl street The scores
FIRST CANE
s Xii cTss s ls4 ,4psyRfns
Emirrants7 Council LA Easlae.s; 100; Mecsassy,
10; suing ~: skelIy' $50; Nccarrsy. Jr,. 1870;
sEcoND GANy.
Jurors-Connor. 1875; Crowley. 1853; O'Byrpe ia.
Rau6b l5I; J y. sksily III; Carroll, 185; an 49,
Emigtants-Gonnel l.9; Eastacs: lsI; Nccanrsy.
Rooney, ITO. Total. !. los, avn
Jurors-Connor. l7O: Crowley III: O'Byrne 1ss.
Rauhh IL }, r. skeily i"s; Carroll. III; Ryan iGd.
ssss lSs s &C.. Yss 1924
Rooney s To Total Isl ' '''' A'oanrey' 'riSS
Superb work In tho wtndup won the ssme for IN.
Now York Bicycle Club team that rolled 81 the Jsrssy
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Tn. Climate 100 Mach for Lut,bcs.

Max Lu,theg the ex.champion amateur lightweight
wrestler. who went to ST. Louis recently TO wrestle
Trof hcfadden, instructor Of the Missouri Athletic
club writes concerning the match;
:" suppose you know that lost my match with No.
Gadh"n mere 1dld not get thrown, hut stopped AFTER
wrestling one hOdr anu twenythrce inmates on nc
count OF having chOtra nnTDus the climate and water
u u taken thHt effect We wrestltd brTcO
Roman style, Had It been catch as-catch-can. would
have thrown him sure. I challenged him the same
night 10 wrestle me catch ~ cateh'can. but be re-
fused"
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Picked Up q. the Courts.

Mike stanton is very anxious to bear from Bill Hus
10 GOOD fsi.n. And you'd Ne A. shaver one way o.
af me-" continued Mile. III that's his Feeling. III
never hear from him."
The committee appointed by President Carmody to
look after the character OF balls to be used by the
Brook IN Handbail club. have . wide field to work on
AZ a regulation bah has become necessity. the
mtree should only this matter their closest
tentiOn. but come to some agreement as soon pos
sble
John Keely. ex.ecretary OF, the Edward J sweeny
Athletic Club, and handba PLAYER OF considerable
Ability died saturday af,er Long illness. The de-
ceased very popular among tho young sporting
men OF Twenty first ward The funeral takes place
to day his late residence. 1927 East Thirty ninth
street.
The question has been frequently asked why match
could be arranged between John Grady and Peter
Connolly against John MALCOLM and John Cosr'ns.
and be productive OF the best results 1t might
partake OF home and home AFFAIR. and n couple of
handsome medals should 20 to the winners.
The battle between Barney Plugen aud honey
O'Dell next week. for "tenner side. is creating
quite stir IN south Brooklyn Beth men seem TO DO
when ihssn old rivals meet In the court II Will b. rev
friends say: wait until he springs kink on the
Frenchman; The latter will wish that he was some.
where else"
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ar.c,,s Weather for Cros..eountry Runs.

The clear bracing weather drew out large packs of
sturdy crosscountry runners yesterday At Bay Ridge
the Prospect Harrers had great run, covering eight
miles OF the famous course. The Heard Athletic Club
St. James Boat Club Union Athletic Club. and Atlantic
Harriers went over the trail.
From the dub house. corner Of Flfysixth street and
Second avenue, the Acorn Athletic Association held
handicap. President Cunning the referee and Sam
owen starter big pack started TIE men going over
marks withheld as the boys gei IN III.
coming cross.country handicaps. they ali finished well
together.
The Wiliiamsbnrgh Athletic Associations team had
to Laurel liill and RETURN The Star Athletic club
the club course to Woodsde and return This
team may prove sleeper In the cross country cham
piOnships In April II their work yeEtc rday is
ttrion Theysre developing team talent instead OF
diyiduai ability.
At Fort George the Columbia Athletic Club had big
run. under the leadership OF Capt H. Smith. The -.
Georges Athletic Association pastilne Athletic club
and New Jersey Athletic Cub teams held the
route during the day.
The interest in the approaching championships is
daily increasing and they promise to be tho' olgly
cessfu They Will be decided saturday. April 30 NJ
Manhattan Field AID athletes from all over the country
will compete
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Tom ORourke VIII back Ted Pritchard
Against FltzsimmOns.

PirTsbrnCH. March 6.-Today Tom o'Rourke the
manager and hacker OF George Dixon. cabled Ted
fritchard the English champion pugiii.t to come to
America AZ once. and lie, ORourke. would back him
against flzsmmons, OROnrke is confident that
irtchd can defeat the Australian and Is willing 10
invest $lOOOO or $4,000 the result An answer ia
expected from tAs EngishmAn to Iu0rroW, "
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A Athletic Meeting Between COlumb,a md
Princeton.

An important meeting took place on Saturday after.
noon u. Columbia College between Peter yredenberg
Crowley Wentworth. and Parker II. Davis representing
Princeton and f. H. Miller Dwight r. Taylor and II. J.
Brighman representing Columbia College, when II
agreed to hold game: bons.snv Of an intermediate
I'd With Capt Van schaick Of the Manhattan Athletic
Club and o contract signed for Manhattan Field. Thus
Important departure In college athletics is probhb
meAut oounterAct the dual league between Harvard
and Yale.
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BRITISH MASTERS TO rLAT CHESS
The Great National Masters Tournn ment
Will Hrgln To-day.

LONDON. March G.-To-m morrow. at the rooms
of the British Chess Club. will he held the an
nual match. in which about all of the great
chess masters will take part. Tho prizes Of
fered for competition are: First $50: second.
go: third. $40. Among the players are BlacS-
burne. Bird. Gunshery. Mason. l. Lasker, IL.
Loman. and james Mortimer.
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$4,000 for Sullivan and Mitchell.

New ORLEANS. March G.-The Olympic Club
agreed yesterday TO offer a purse OF $4,000
for fight between John L. Sullivan and Char
Icy Mitchell.to come OF the first week in Octo-
tonight and forwarded ut once to the two m en-,
Sullivan in st. Paul and Mitchell in St Louis
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Football.

There wasa large crowd OF football enthusiasts at
wallaces Park, Ridsewosd. l.. yesterday afternoon
TO witness the Kickham and Mitchell football teams
ppy Al the beginning OF the game the play was close
aud exciting. hut the Mchels found no diocuI,v in
Intimate defeating their opponent by suure of il In
4 The makeup OF the seams was as follows:
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A game has been arranged between the New York
and Yale Teams TO be Played at the Polo grounds
Aprii9.
with Mickey Welsh Of the New YORK team
with to securing him IS trainer for the Yale
team and especially the position OF pitcher, In which
Yale 10 very weak.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-03-07
A GOOD DAY FOR HANDBALL.
Crowded COURTS and Lively Playing by Noted
Experts.

The capacity Of the Brooklyn Handban Clubs court
was taxed to its utmost Club Day. Nearly all the
crack players Of the club took hand in the proceed
ings and they reinforced by four OF Phadelrhas
cleverest players. namely Charles Boyle. Richard fo-
garty D. Reardon. an Edward Muliigan. The quartet
rave very good exhibition and they were particular
" well p.e nsed with the playing qualities OF the hand
inme court The scores Of the day were
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Pi,chlns Nearest 10 The Pas.


The proposition OF Dick Whites to hold tournaments
on Easter Monday and Decoration Day. IL sensrsiiy
conceded by experts to be stroke OF good policy. u
will be tho st time Of the year that the bosses atths
game will have show to extend themselves. and there
every indication that there will be big turnout Of
pitchers upon the day in question In speaking Of the
proposed convention OF quoit pitchera white Gays:
THE suS is right In its advocacy OF such scheme
Quot pitching has been going on too much on the
sk.you please pan. There should be some rules BY
which pitchers should he governed This thns os one
other kind 10 all wrong. There should be rule rega.
ia dnne cannot look for much Improvement In the
game" The veteran NcLaren takes tho aame view as
tie. "Old Man" Dewhurst. Jim whites, John
Shorrock. MIR. Muriock. the veteran Bootch expert.
Tom Smith, John Doran and others entertain the
opinion.
glorious winter Tom Is tat and saucy and claims that
he can do Mcfarland any time at his style Of game The
impression is that Tom Is joker.
The report is that John Sh0rrock wants go" With
Mcfarnnd The latter i T. claimed 10 wtllinK provt.
It Is said wants half game. Mcfarland saya hs will
not give 1t. Twenty twenty points ought TO b
enough for Mcfarland TO give away.
The members OF the Staten Island Athletic Club puf
pose giving minstrel under the dtreo.
the German Club rooms. stapleton B. L. on Thursday
evening March 81.
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The class match shot on Saturday evening at tho
rifle range in the Seventh Regiment Armory seven
shots standing AMI seven prone The score follows: