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The sun., 1892-01-22
THE wan on eurTEssUn&


sac Or2er AseaGue.
There was q lull yesterday In the fight OF the
Hudson County Law and Order League. repre-.
senting the Board Of Control. against the Gut
tenburg race track. There was no racing at
the track yesterday. and consequently no raid
could be made. Otto Grouse. one Of the law
yers OF the Law and Order League. said:
The Guttenburg people seem to be weak
ening. They have had no racing for two days
They attribute It to the weather. but the
weather never stopped them before this fight
was inaueurated. lam informed that racing
will be resumed tomorrow. II II is. our men
will be on hand and make another raid. There
will be something new about the next raid.
Justtee jus ttspfhs Who Il Issued sued III The WARRANT Warrants Thsrs
tFaok M o BY yastiosSss Ss' o, ,At ths Peace Slough.
tie race 1917 ans " hetSns
magistrate before whom he will give ball We
managers Of the track. but everybody s else
concerned IN the violation Of the law. The
judges. jockeys. and track attendants are al
be regular attendants gt thc, races also come
under the provisions Of the lnw. l mean by
tlis that persons who hahttuay e. 10 GHtten, m zen
SSSy %n' t.,r snscsia c tie In
suit TRs peope q" pn 'H their ath
to the presumption TINT the Grand Jury VIII
not ac; We are not pI.pared to d, the urnmn,
do It's duty. The, eviienc. against these law
breakers Is steadily accumunting. and we fali
TO see how the Grand Jury can ignore Il; II no
for bench warrants for the arrest of the
offenders. and after that we will apply to tho
Chancellor for an injunction TO restrain the
Jockey. Club. from carrying on business at
Ciuttsnbury."
The sun., 1892-01-22
Old Timer. Of til, Harlem River.

The New York Rowing Club. at one time a very active
orSanizaton Oh the Harlem River and which Ia to-day
believed by many to be extinct held their twenty
ond annual dinner last night at Louis Sherrys Thirty
seventh street aud Fitth avenue. Some few years
the club was merged into the Berkeley Athletic Club
and the boat house anchored at the foo, Berke
ley oval which tho members OF the New York Club
sta: use But. while the amalgamAton TOOK place. the
New SOrx Cup retained their charter and do to-day
The annual dinner an event looked forward to each
year by the Old rowing members who like to
year and row their races over again. and talk OF tho
days when they c0rld cover the mile between Gatess
lumber dock and Macombs dam bridge In six
or more Ths dining room, was tasI.ful!y decorated
with the old club Tag and the many banners by
members in hard.tonglt races. Among those present
Esae; g. Adsei 7 O. barry. O. 2 Van sansy6ord,
Center G. cornsll. Ay de- GoisopTls e; 2. Intet.
baugh. Y. W. Scott and Q. " Van Nest.
The sun., 1892-01-22
Tie record to date 10 as follows;


The Falcon Gun Club held their regular monthly shoot
AZ Dexter Park yesterday. Only four men put In an
appearance At the traps. The members shoot ten
live birds. for geld medal nnIer tho od.fashioned
rules gun below the elbow. bird killed with the
ond barrel to be scored half bird twenty-five yards
rise The birds were good but the shooting still
better j. Moller the medal with u straight score
OF ten. without using his second barrel The
III
x four handed match i've birds each. 70 yards rtse
then shot. The sides were j. Noller and J Lager
against H. Miller and j. yag's. The scores were. j.
Mol.er. 40; j. Lager. . Total. C4. H. Miller Il; j.
raSts. >. Total. 81.
Two bluerock weepstskes. ten biris each With the
same sides. We're shot The tables turned IN this
contest; q. MisE Wi,a And yAg'' won easily $csfe
Ter. d; J. NaRts s Total, Is. Second sweepstake-J
Moller. Lager. Total 8. II. Moler. 5. J. Vagts
o. Total. II,
The sun., 1892-01-22
No Varsity Crew for Columbia.

The standing committee on rowing, appointed at the
recent meeting OF the Columbia College Athletic Cn!on
held important meeting yesterday afternoon to de.
eide upon the atvisabty OF Columbia putting crew
upon the water this year The committee discussed
the question faly and will report to the Board OF Di.
rectors who Will in all probability adopt their opinion
The coinmittee has drawn up the following report:
(" Wi,,cr. In the judgment OF the standing Commit
tee on Rown-, The desire OF the students body is
not Sufficient warrant the formation Uf rer.
resent. ng he whole uni ers.ty and
" Wheysa. There is not sufficient material to form
crew which will justify expendng the money neces.
sary for its support. and
Whereas. This committee cannot end the In.
curing Of additional expense until the present debt
OF the Athletic Union Is paid, be II
Respr-t That be authorized to represt the
University for the year 1872"
OF the commitfee. Applegate, Chairman; Mckee,
Trippe. DLfourcq. CIrystie Beukari SHEPPARD aud A.
T. Hewlett were present at the meeting.
The sun., 1892-01-22
Handsome Bowling Prizes.

brooklyn's big national bowling tournament, wound
up IN siRnay successful style last night at the E-
phant club house, l.+ll Fulton street. Mr.. Donat
son OF tho saranac Bowling Club presented
to tho team representations and lucky !nls
vidual prize winners with the!. trophies Il
victory Following are the prize winners: First. AZ.
leather travelling bags to Echo 10 club
hye opera glasses to Naruna bowling club
sver,handied silk umbrellas to Peconic Bowling Club
nth, SIX bnwling balls and two sets pins Brooklyn
bowling Club The mt individual prize god chan.
was presented 10 &. McElrOy Narrna HoHt club.
oni par neld glasses TO W. j. Pe,i. Echp b. c. th.d
silver shaving set TO w Brown. Echo Il. 4 fourth ~:
OF horn'handled carvers to W Miles. Echo r. e rt,G
pearhandled penknfe TO G. /. Smith. t"r'Enn, u 4
=, ,Serrre.ry j. Earock rendered an exec ,ent report
n a souvenir of the OcC Casion
new board OF Managers WAS organized and they
WIN meet next Mnndhy nigh' and settle Lians Tor
.he Ies.inr annual sub.tourney, which begins feb
]. and will be limited to ten clubs
The sun., 1892-01-22

I,Bcsh he ssA sehsefer sre an Great shape
| for To.uighVs CAaapioaship Hattie.

n''c n: ....s.. s.s ss..ss.s cssss..s,. sss 81 s...
II BlllIardl.t Jacob schae,er successfully de-
esnas ehsmpionshp tnn at Saikns billiards tonight
against tho ambitious attack OF George +.
slosson his friends can Justly credit him with
the star victory of his career. All indications
point to the probability OF slosson deveiopihs
.e 'e s's' .eo,ost for tho "student" ex.
pion ever ran sea.ns., 10, e .h" ] enas. ,opn,
pert has been for fortnight In the nnet FORM
ns ns s s..' sa.p hstt,na Tor snnromacy slosson
ne nus peen on,.nns W. 81, Ia 40 ~
80 n ,ss ooye,ea emSem
.ns..eha ho, haa, d,n,omatIc and has merelv
oS ,hs, me mus hs weuld ] tpv to do his best This
me- eeuasoO 10 1901 '"a' MS 0''' W
All this is the outgrowth Of really splendid
physical condition. Is tine r'Ts,S OF ans
into training on strict business lines. has en-
joyed abundant outdoor exercise. denied him:
touched alcoholic beyerages In any form He
has. moreover. dieted himself strictly. and has
Essn taxing saSne to conquer the
THAT THAT ss tpss eass 81 sH Cents the
ssa s His sssnsls s sie s %s sns s
strative In their enthusiasm. One Of
them, more jubilant than the rest, has pre-
presented him the biggest mascot he
ever had. It Ia one OF the running plates that
Sunoi wore when the mare made her mile In
2:USS, Tho plate is embedded in plush and
enclosed in o frame OF white and gold. Yester-
tay afternoon Siosson knocked out game OF
800 with an average Of 100. opening with run
Of ovor 200. At no time In his present prac-
tice has he averaged less than 20 He Knocked
out one huge run Of 324. most OF It on the open
schaefor, too. has been playing some rat.
tling billiards. and for once he has trained in
q businesslike way. Under John Moulds
watchful coaching lie has been kent free from
the best Of admirers. whose enthusiasm has
iW iWVunu eSpressiSh IN 4unlpets 81 W,nS 10 fa We
wizard ara in MS ,Ropu-natufSu way ocnaeiet
mas accepted tnelr hosptaole eVlucnceS OF
friendliness. to the detrnent OF his training.
otin. M Tn Wiga.d ln"ws tbat ~ has OF
a HorS ,,,,n ~ tunE, l." and Sa 10 Satarn,inSi
The sun., 1892-01-22

LOUISVILLE. Jan. 2l.-The national exhibi-
tion Of the Louisville and American Column
barian Association. opened this afternoon un-
der highly favorable auspices. A more COM
prehensive display OF fancy pigeons has never
been shown In America Nearly 5000 birds.
and imported birds are here. The exhibits
come from the pigeon lofts OF the most noted
fanciers in the United states and Canada.
The judges are: John D. Abel. Baltimore:
Garles T. Wagner Toronto: George I. Peer.
Rochester; Thomas ". ,Tuggle. Columbus.
III. Kuhn, Louisville.
The sun., 1892-01-22
New. from tho Horse World.

J. O.-James Mclaughlin rode His Highness
In the Futurity OF 1891. Bergen had the mount
on Merry Monarch.
Bookmaker John G: MeDonald has gone on a
intention being to visit California before his
return.
it is said that the officials OF the Bennings
ttnck are thinking OF holding an early meeting
OF fifteen or twenty days duration in the
spring.
The trotting meeting to be conducted by the
Horsemens Association OF Grand Rapids,
Mich. will he held from Aug o to u. Purses
agsregating 500 900. including $4,000 for the
and $4,000 for "A iree.for. all trotting stallion
race on Aug. l2.will be offered.
The sun., 1892-01-22
Gossip Of tbe Wheel.

wa, hel on Tue.day sysniLE AND u. following officers
elected. PTes!dent, G. ". Middleton: NicePresi.
den; f. 7. Ps.is TrsAsurer u. Duncan; secretary. u.
sprece. Captain, b, Reeves
TIE syracuse Cycling Club have elected .he
oiae-r.: President. Bsnjs,pini vics.PresidelL v
u, RaaieEters; Recording sscIsAIy. B. Ecoiestohi
Corresponding Secretary, y. Beard; Treasurer. A.
bart~, Jr Captain. Il i. Judd.
Anew bicycle club w.. organized IN Springfield on
Cycle club. rhe ofiesrs ares Presidsnt wallace;
s!za and
billy Troy. the exbrooklyu 4 Q. bicycle trainer
saw &ils Winds q hIiieuIy. Conn, and lsArnsd that
MSspaE n.ah;ni ~ p,.ps{sSnss . '.E:
oAlsd A. o Mills and william p Curtis ant ASSURED
these gentlemen that hs woald present the n YAo,
even though he took the trp ~ hts own expenss
The sun., 1892-01-22
FIGURING TO RUY MONMOUTH.
Mr.. Withers Says No Oner Has Been Made
asH Het.

HE'D BANK. Jan. 2l.-Ever since last July and
August, when, for the first time In many years.
the Monmouth Park Racing Association failed
to hold their race meeting at Monmouth Park.
there has Leen q rumor here that the property
was for sale.
To-day an offer was to be made for the prop
erty according to the knowing ones Andrew
d. Purtell. the proprietor of the American
Hotel OF this place. is authorized to offer $780,
600 for the property and is prepared to deposit
sufiicient money to bind the sale. 1t is not
known who Is behind Mr.. Purtell. but the
money is In his hands. and an effort has been
or will quickly be made to buy the property.
Mr.. David punham Withers. the chief stock
holder OF the Monmouth Park Racing Associa-
ton, was seen last evening at the Brsyoor.
mo offer has been made for MONMOUTH Park"
said he. IA and We have not offered the property
Sl4 hundred thousand dollars is q ridicu.
lousiy low figure to place on Monmouth Park
koldings. the cost OF the vast course as 1t
stands to-day being over $2Oo00O0
The sun., 1892-01-22
For the Jersey Championship.

The Palisades OF Jersey City Heights and the Essex
Amateurs Of Newark met at the latt-r's ranges on
Wednesday evening and decided schedule 81 DOT OF II
series for the championship OF New Jersey. The homo
team hit the bulls eye quite often and won by sixty.
fo.r points. The shooting wRs done oi.hAna. on the
American 70 ring target at 10 feet The scores
Essex AmateGrs-I. Newman; 2+l: B Cohn. 2l5 j..
1.I6,.
Paiisade Rife Club-J. II. Kruse. 23o: j. Reinhardt
2os u A. singer. 1913: II. Rosenthai, $50. aud U. ".
Graz, 2lo Total, I,lO3. -
The sun., 1892-01-22

The Twenty-second Regiment has succeeded
In establishing Military Wheel Corps" and
1t will have its first drill next week. 1t re-
quired considerable hustling on the Part OF
Mr. J. Corkhll to secure the men In the regi-
ment but he succeeded in getting sixteen
good men. The idea is to show To- what Mill
tary uses bicycle can be pat to. The officers
hill. Secretary. Treasurer
The sun., 1892-01-22
Arion II Coming East with the Paio Alto
TrOttera.

Arion. 2:10E. the greatest two-y -year-o old trot-
ter ever foaled. bought from Senator Leland
Stanford by J. Malcolm Forbes CT Boston for
$4,000. will arrive in New York to-day or to.
morrow,
The great colt was shipped with Senator
Stanford's CONSIGNMENT OF trotters. to be sold
by Msssrs. Peter [, Kellogg 4 Co. on Tuesday
Alto on Wednesday. Jan Il. It is to Le hoped
that Mr.. Forbes will let Arion rest for a day or
two In this city before removing him to Bos-
ton. This would give local horsemen an OPP
portunity to view the fastest trotter Of his age
In the world. and by all odds the most famous
OF the immortal Electioneers sons.
The sun., 1892-01-22
a New Ra.eb.M Orgsa,..,.oa !. Ii. W.,,.

a New Baseball Orgauixation In the West,
cHcAGo. Jan 2l.-The new Western Baseball Assocls.
ton. consisting Of Minneapolis 81. Paul omahs ana
Kansas City In the West. and Milwaukee, Toledo. Co.
lumbus. and Indianapolis in the East WAS organized
to-day. In the constitution submitted by the com
mittee were these provisions; Every club shall carry
WE'VE players; no club can sign any player. hut ali
payers must be signed by the Secretary the league
lt.t Of eight team. Of dozen players each viii DO
nS Ih.s 70 IN ne S league IN session BY the committee
shs majority y being the object OF every
WIN be limited TO $1,000 for salaries The osn
con'empia'ss an equal division OF the gate Tscsipis
The sun., 1892-01-22
A Crack Shot at Death. Door.

SYRACUSE, Jan. 2l.-A Bande OF Cincinnati the ex.
champion wag sho, o, America is critically III at the
Hotel Bu-Hs in this city Baud!s arrived here last Sun.
day to accept position Win the Lesevre Arms Com.
puny, The attending physician does not oder much
hope Of his Jat!eHIs recovery BAnde has record OF
ki.IIny 100 1--we birds In match in CpciuEAt 1881
The sun., 1892-01-22

Patsy Doody. with his inimitAbls sonsS dApeea and
wtttiosmA had always been the life Of the Peerless
Athletic CLUBS "stass" but the annual racket at
have oniy bis memory. s1s chssi connors Who IN
has Alvays been good SECOND 70 the lire
FOOD tms Y In store wospscials VIII BE- Included
The sun., 1892-01-22
Warren Knocked Out.

New ORLEANS. Jan. 21.-The battle tonight
at tho Metropolitan Club. between Tommy
Warren and Joseph Siddons. resulted in tho
defeat OF Warren. who was knocked out in tho
ninth round.
The sun., 1892-01-22
tn, Winners ~ ST. Lsuis.

1srs, RAes-Thrssquartsrso OF mile Rsturah won.
Promise second, Jasper third. Time, l;2O
s:|sSsssa:. | second c:es sssy ts;S Ti%s;
1sbSl sseond. Hansen third Time. y pom
yesIsh Rsos-smsvsn m turlong. sisn!drsu ven HON.
tHtA hSfs-teaI and ,ysssIn fuhOnyI Jsnnis B.
The sun., 1892-01-22
A Gallant Limerick Lad.

"cub day" was not observed 80 well as usua. In tho
Brooklyn handbsll court yesterday In the FRS, place
the on-appearance Of Bernard McQuade and Jimmi.
Dunno put quite = damper on the days sport These
two young men were TO have taken part in one Of he
most important matches Of tho day. Two interes,us
contests however, took place. Major John Carmody
game However. the handsome Limerict gsntemAn re-
decidinx game and !. Is probably Jus: as we'll that
Ltahy did not. for Carmody was ground down TO the
and Prof, Coggns won three straight Rames from
the games were as follows:
Thomas Leahy ... ......,........,..... ~ a. M
"e.0 SS'uAouJ '''''' ''''''''', 2l-26
John McEvoy and william Morgan. u.......ls y I<-1a
Major Carmody and Prof Coggins ,......2l u 2l-aa
The sun., 1892-01-22
The following scores were rolled in the MONTGOMERY
tournament on Wednesday night:

tournament On Wednesday nisIi W ~ ''' "'''''"'''
iso Norman 4?e ia ass SFs'n
xas w. ssslnan ito s Sots sGnss;' s 'a nns l;
on the roli-or the Ten Strikes won by score of 7o
IH,s A95rs HOns 100:
RaSs as stsstm.n ai i o' ssn
THIRD GAHE.
RsSs Wet ,s Epdsra, li9 ls s'. 1885,
May. lo4; Beckman. lad. Tola!. 7I1. "' 'o-'
the Acme Hal H.. ,oain.msnt Of Brooklyn wednesday
.iMsRe";sss h.s sS5S: ss h."a. ,''
,55 Ssn' H. @:lsS g. fa H. A'h
srcoSD CANE.
pGEDrIs: II: oEzH !sl. ~ 1se s''h. 1885,
Ess Is. K1u.s iGo asS r5s. iSO R0sO' 1sl
THIRD CANE
Es.rs sRs!nes55:-H.sr rs: 49, IIsmsn 1872 Roebsr 1s4
lso: 2ehs iI H. wiehcn 15l Tues is 4oS A'hnk'n
The following games were rolled on Wednesday:
ni::y 5: & ::sS L 81 iss: ri;
stumpiei l<U; Dun. l5v Total. 776 N''
SECOND CANE.
g. ~: ;sI Si;ty as ss$p
@ sss sss ts.s e s: ny: ,s: ::
evening. The rssuits we're: '" ''''1A'
FIRST CANE.
&sk.aS. @ M S. fS.s: S.s:s ~: ~:
,,a ,tacr'f.ndnH,n.n, f.H! io7 wI,gand lss: Fauhab.r
o'iS 49, sa.sHi. aSt"1:s. i.s vts i
m.n,Sn.sds, 5 90 Eisharaso l2o Re
iti AY.hesna i$o 'fen. feta ~. iS seAm'@ isS;
4Ss's; Si a'ssPats:i s 'ts ils i.s5 III
stf:e;s' ess ssS ON =: sss.s ass
TrRsr CANE.
'ss iSssss 's. sssf ss sr. .s
ii2t: i,:s Dr''eol liS; Mason, l2G: usen. iSa To,aL
t$:ss !s7 ss;ss 9 s sSs: S.s:
srcoSD CANr.
wefsisIMs,on wses, ~ h.s le' wA!tLsr 1Ss Hodr, 1872;
seSss is Stevenson .;s lds a:'Fi i:. til Alien '
II The Union County Roadssrs have won six consecu
we gAmes pacing hen good second ia ii. WE,si.
WsE, Ws ho~!in, Ls.sle ,flsy defeated Inc MSsnss
sxc,tnr eon.s NIwy on sanssaay night after avery
ihoAaaiirsIb!see. l2o; G. Gunlsksr. 1871: spsues
tpoi " CLamoerlein. 1872: J. L. Martin i7at Mi
H9SSS11ey. ita. W. s. Martin iso; A. Cole it7, Total
Hernf.ct. las: Peal 1875; rerbsll las,
IY1.'SSts. iso: stevens: i<S Halsey. I2o; Niiisr
~ xknmst Cl1S rolled friendly match game with
we Wednesday Night Bowling Club al the lstssra.
sy. sp wss i2esh street. on Wednesday svsnins
kiSmst.Corhn. i21; B. Mills. 1853: Hu,,. 1ss. Ma.
Vss;a,t tsshnng 100 Hub5ls, lte. sisinef. iSS
al sSa 's'' sAeks't. 100; wustueh. i6i. 70.
'0a, 49, O. White l25; Nsbls ISL: Well iti kosses
The sun., 1892-01-22
CURRIERS' MAKE A GOoD .TihE
Playing for the Gordon Prize at Van Cort.
landt Lake.

Tue m.dness OF the weather In this section for III.
past two months has prevented any of tho scheduled
bonsp!els of the Grand National Curling Club Of An.
lea from taking place The cold wave which REACHED
this city on Sunday however prepared the curriers'
Lake va. s.serly watched and liz suspicion d (.
lake la ;a.n xs. Of faissni s!r.nsth op,ns ,s
ss,'S% t,y asa @%1E.s %ss
The ice poor condition Tor The match
of FL III. ss a s
curriers' PsSSea sS ns sSs ice tia. eou be
ns wa ss 1sf I BY Ss
:" as ss & IL; IL Is. se
R,n 'urP.s Of the nay w.s when he iAw.g. !onsn
ssasn " p,, =; IN pom. sSsa i. y
!hsy ssI inc shs%P,on.hip 81 A@er,ss 's su1 thy
team IN Tie country. The scores are:
nRsI IIr-RiSKI.
5::: i::: ;:: $$:$ :::: a.:
KiNg2.
nSs.H % 1'SSnTi. Su,ri. ri.p,,. 1n'crTc p;.sr
5ssEse 5sss' rs.9. ri'i;ss :i-,s .si. d1:e .,a
RNE3
John U6rnH. 4 TLixI,
george MAnson. Thomas Porteon.
Csorge M!!laLEson. Alexander Dickson,
Ceorke Ban, Thomas Nab
oeofSe oAy sNp-:2. James Thom. slip-l7
RiSk<.
Ewpi,. CITY. Mslo,u
9 Hughes q FuIInn
p0naid NcKinnon, --NNN '
Joseph Connrll. Thorn a She rid en-
AGam Manuel, sk'p-23. Van Cort.andt ,sip-S
StcoSp IIk-Rsk !.
Ca!edonan nan,,,........ll John o'Uroat ,.....",,,D 20
kiNK T.
Empire CITY, n bye,
The sun., 1892-01-22
yiitsr CANE
Totals. ...l4 20 IL s42 Totals. -. rs 20 G

Apollo a. 1853 247 a2l AIT 52l COS 6ao TO 81,
Anericus 80 1877 252 32l 4ls 4y6 618 $50 ia 800
umpire-H. Hofmann. scorers-G Roos and 1. c.
voyef.
Averase-Apollo. 1ss rs; Amsricus 1el Ah
The sun., 1892-01-22

The shortness Of the runway and the coldnesa of
the Anvier Athletic Associntions aileys make 1t very
members OF Our CLUB found this last night in tho
postponed game IN section ono Of the American Anna.
teu he "a
The sun., 1892-01-22

s.s rsAsc,sco Jan; TAlsI orssg.in, n.: rsoeiysa
him he ould meet Jack Dempsey for $40 81 the
yssaTtS any aas MssSs 10 tSs
world. :.
The sun., 1892-01-22
I2l: White. 1873: Gautert ll7i Seymour. i,7. :,

1.oUL
tn. second ,en;msr team "' n. 's,ssy ny A.a.,
tion alleys on Wednesday evening. ami were beaten
St S.s.sy "t 'fny tf.y IT. i.s Cornell
sss Ts.s M %S %ish III IT, rsGSr hsG1ca II w.
Jersey Gi,y X!hs.is cIu1,norsr,. III co;ln.r ls,
s$ss. Ss;sSs 1. iii H.. ssS '
The Aps5ssn AmS;ss5 ssswns unG1 f.
ders"n. iSa. stevens. ia Total sis si N''e' 49, An
lsys ls5 ssE.ss ,s i.s Ts,. os TO- T. Love
on visiting 'ss fS: ns CLAM. t' u ~ S
teur Bowling htsociasioI; The sc"ry: Guns
eTsSia .$' sG';%s II ~sf%s%S H. IL
fsHa 1s f.asoasS S %smi in I Il. 1dn: n s Is
game al ssiSsF. GoIden E.sis Alleys on w'ane.tsy sH
evening The ysmh9ss M won ,horr The ss"rs
s1as.se,! Is. S.n%erSs IA sseisr re a. '} y
Lynn S SS Tssnsisc TS,. ,a ,S sFa'''e 1885, Van b.
King; s2 oP.y s crq,
tIei. ia kan6enburser Isl: weinish i3s; Besny.,
The Reronah and Racelsnd clubs rolled in tn. v.,.,
Hall tournament Of Brooklyn on Wednesday evening
s R..snssT TSS,sh,.nssIs l7s; c, sc1,s.dsr; ISL !!
Fullerton. lag: Audley. lad barnes l75 Total l+il
@ nn. IT TsnSs0 sns =
Thode 81; IL. Fink. l3l; Eber!e. l2S. Total l.l7D.
The Friendly Bowling Club and GARFIELD A,hl,,.,
Hotel alleys. Greenvile. on Wednesday evening Ii.
I..s ssniS is rGsss T.tss c!yosm,s s., 49, Klein
wellhrocs, l+7, Total, 1,2I7.
Garfield Athletic Ciub-Fiaramo. 1O5; ] Schultz,
13l: hsm,6s.k h, ll5; @ BAnSkeI ~: Wesman. II. "a.
and +. schultz i4s Total i.a7i. -"
The America No team leads in the Mon 60 .,y
tournament with II games won and lost: the River.
third, with won. lost; Pin Knights fourth with .
won lost In the contest for the special prke tor
best ten games. Block Of the Progressives leads
man. america No. !. 1872. ana Cadi.. Riversd.S
1879; In the team contest. America No. and River
sides have yet to meet II the former wilma the River
third prizes: while II the Riversdes wtn they III hav,
second prizes.
The Zig Tag team won the game rolled in Heet
mahn's tournament on Wednesday night. The .cors
. Zig zas-Bretenback, Is; Flick. -: Kritrberr a.
Hecklnann. ~. Total. 3,,s
Deal Gently-Michnei. 5i: schu!er "a; Porper 81
Meyer. @s; Scheer, 50; q. Ilecklnann SO. Total .3S
The Kingston Bowling Club defeated the Recrea,tou
team in last nights series In the Ami Bowln,
Union. section 3 The score
aeiS1 ifs bsn. lsI hssr9y i Ts,, ~ Sp'
Lee isS ISL 1o,s sTstStssy 49, Gray i
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SECOND GAM

Americus 100 1Q4 263 3Is Az 6l1 57o GA 72l 100
Nonparel.. 10 l55 22S 323 AlO <7a $40 86S TAO SiS
Cmpire-F. W. Prior. Jr. Scorers-L Q. voyer and II.
nOtmann.
Arrrage-Americus. l59 As: Eonpareil. 1888 s-o.
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The Aml,y- Start ON Their Winter. Fun.

The club house OF the Amty Athletic Association OF
Gre.npoin;. was we'll filled on Wednesday evening when
the rs Of series OF athletic and gytnDasc cumpetl.
tions was decided. The results were:
Twentyhve.yatd Dash-first heat won by j. W.
Cross. A. McLachlan second. Time, seconds. Second
heat won by II. Low Fred Dennins second Time 8 Is
seconds. Third heat won by William scnaefer. A. Law
second. Time. 3 10 seconds Fourth heat, won by }.
WaIcotf, j Fest second Time. s 10 seconds. McLach.
Ian wen the trial heat for second The final heat
was won by William Low. Angus McLacLluu second.
Time, seconds
Running High Jump, scratch-won by William J. Nc.
Catrey with feet lOle inches: X. Frank simmons
second. feet aiY Inches: j. Van Dermos J, Wesley
Cross and A. McLach!an tied for third place at feet
inches
Parallel Bars-won by John ". Cross: Herman Fest
second. A. McLschlan third
Horizontal Bars-Cross and Fest tied for the first
prize and divided points. AcLachlan was second. and
Albert Law third.
Potato Race. Final Ieat-won by Fred DenninG. j. ".
Cross second. Albert Law third. lime ~ lJ seconls
Running Hop. step aud Jnmp-Wnn by George j. Van
Dermost with "a feet B3 inches; Frederick Lane
ond 81 feet 10 inches Herman Fest tGi-d. 81 feet ll
inches
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Our 81 lo7 100 POI 32s l1l 400 b7S S48 ia
Xavier A. A. Gd 1877 2o< 800 3s2 46S $40 $40 7lS 7pi
umpires-H. c. Zaun and c. F. Trafton. scorers-F
7. Luqueer and E. j. Coughlin.
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THIRD CAM

Eonpare .Q5 l76 24a 1874 43o COS b55 $50 100 so1
Apollo. ...75 l5U 2o5 35i 442 526 6l2 67y 7U6 SSs
umpire-H Gerdes. scorers-H. Hoffman and B.
Fetzer.
Average-Nonpareil. 100 l.5: Apollo. le74s.