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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-12-19
Odds aad Ends OF Sports.

banquet will DO rendered the football team OF tho
Crescent Athletic Club at the Assembly Rooms in
DrooKlya on Jan. IL by the Crescent A. C. members
Yesterday afternoon the hackers of Danny Mcbride
and Dolly Lyons mot III the club house Of the Coney
Isand Club for he purpose Of arranging finish 'ght.
Nothing came Of II however. They decided to meet
again tomorrow.
Ths rre.s Club building fund win receive subs.an:
nAl addition a. result Of the carnival OF held
In Madison square Garden on Saturday AFTERNOON and
evening. The commlttee in charge OF the affair has
not a. yet met. % the official totals cannot be am
nouncsd Yesterday. however II was said unottcially
that the receipts would amount to 900 or $1,000.
The cross country runners OF the Oiympian c held
their initial run OF the season yesterday over the
famous American A. C. course. Capt. Billy kearney
!sl h, men At very stE pace .wentytwo memners
H. Weiss second Schafer third. clio ely followed by
John Hoffman. J. Butler. and J. Carmichael
The annual winter gymnastio entertainment by tho
msmbeTs Of the Young Mems Institute gymnasium
Will bs held On Tuesday evening ut the Institute Hall
322 and 22+ Bowsry, ht n. NJ. The programme in.
includes exercises on the horizontal and parallel bars
pyrAmds running and standing hiph Jumps. pole
vault and dumbhsl drill the music for which will be
played ~ J. W. Cox.
Biltsrdist Maurice DAILY will open the Partisan
Academy st O'Clock tonight. The games will last
three hours, and will give New York chance
what the much talk oil OF French corner game like
1t 10 also proposed 70 Introduce combination of
twenty ve points that will include l4.inch bik inc
csrroms. and single cushion two cushion three cush
t0n and bank shots. which game entire novelty
never having been tried In public elsewhere.
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New York s.a nreokiyr Players Pnt II .
Lively Day.

me unusual spectacle OF a man well along in the
hfties defeating . strong and active young man OF
about twsntyeight and who knows considerable abont
the old Irish sport, too. WAS presented on club day
At the Brooklyn Hsndbsl court Tho principals were
George Henley probably the oldest player the game
in this section OF the country. and William Husbands
Of Hoboken. 1t IL claimed that Hanlcy was \ player
before his opponent born. and. while the veteran
still shows wonderful vitality and Is noted for his
elsvsrnsss. Il was ssneray thought tina, the from
New Jsney would compel Haniey to succumh from
sheer loss Of strength. The result OF the match showed
,hs. the veteran knew precisely wha. he Vas dong
s:ss: ss rum rf e. q: %a% y long sIs
;pssasd number Of game. being named when tho
ssya q. ss rss n. sc
=, SSss ;s s% la Uni %.
s q: a
replied H.nisy usssnas a,srwara rssse.isd ths.ho
won na ss e 70 s M M s W@s
sdscsion. and !. any BODY. match ths fourth
sas tGSsss sS. Esp = pSsss
ssn h. made s md
ins sHd h. was
:.s ns s GROW s1s s ss sYFs
.ysT e c @
1 NsI,, :.n, NJ is%.H. oss IN,
s%ens =" .S 'SeS as S"n sn
such mon ns rat Barrett, Hugh G;ilboory W. Ror W.
and Sthe. experienced New Workers at the game
thouEht That bresns chances TIE est, quito
Surprisingly however. the Gohsmites rould MOI he
drawn out IN betting sense. and Holmes lad to bs
c0ntented with simply winning the ma IN stake. This
ne dd In the easiest manner starting oil by allow
Ing his man an ace In the first game There IN kus.
picion that breslin was nut against the Brooklyn
player Tor the purpose OF drawing the latter ont
see how Tar he will NO In the bus
There were other interesting games play cd during
the dAy PARTICULAR feature being n three handel
match sstwssn Michael Rory prendetYast and
CAST was nrs out At that time RORY had scored ia
and Malcolm H. The latter two then nnishsn the game
and Rofty won BY II to II. The scores OF The dny
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EurrpDtFnA
l'nihons

Retcree-E. M2noncy. S6iiC .. ".
AwelLcontested game of football under Association
At Astoria /. l.. yesterday Tho Red stars beat the
Mt Vernons BY i goals q Tho Stars made goals IN
the rst half In the sixth. while the MI Yer
mons made goal in each half.
tie game at Gaelic football was played yesterday
afternoon at Oak Point between the Celtics and the
keeper for the Celtcs. made some great long
kicks from goal The score was two goals apiece. but
the Celtics made An extra goal which was dsaiowed
by the referee.
football match under Association rules was played
Yesterday At CommupipAw between Our Boys and the
out six OF their regular team, and had to make up
scratch eleven from among tho spectators In the first
Ave minutes tho Rovers scored three goals after which
Our Boys played better Tho score in the hr.t half
fairly we'll Rovers three goals aud
Our Boys one. Tho nnal score was: BsyonneiRover.
goals: Our Boys. z.
The match At Gaelic football played BY the Irish.
America ans and Kickhams at tho Press Club benefit
Saturday night has given the sport great boom. Tho
on the first Sunday in February, not March. as pro
viously published There is scheme on foot to play
the champion hurley and football te aus of this vicinity
against IKE teams from tho West At the close
Of the championship season. II Is intended 10
and return contets at Chicago during the Worlds
FAIR The subject has been preached to numerous
Gaelic athletes New York and Brooklyn and all
heartily in favor of It, Secretary Joseph kavAnaRh Of
the Irish American A. c: has actively interested him.
self in the scheme and has written to Chicago tho
Gaelic athletes there to get their opinions and consent
It may be that the teams will be OF picked that
the best exponens OF the sports ma show the beau
ties of hurting and of Gaelic football The Council or the
their hnliation fees by Jan 2 1898. forfeit their
membership in the association.
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Brooklyn Furniture Co.
$50 to 571 Fulton St., Brooklyn, n. Y.
PRIZE FIGHTERS ARRESTED.
A RNid on an Uptown Boat House Results
In the Capture OF Forty sports.

Ia the Capture OF Forty SpOrts.
Police Captain Schmittberger got tip on
Saturday which gave him and his men plenty
OF work and added forty prisoners to the days
record. He heard that prize fight was to DO
held under tho auspices OF the Clipper Ath-
letic Club Of 10th street and Lexington
avenue. 1t was to be fought to finish with
two-ounce gloves for purse OF $25 In McCor-
mack's boat house at the foot Of East Tooth
street. The boat house is we'll adapted for
such entertainments. being situated in very
secluded neighborhood. and 1t was there that
the Italian girl Camilla lured her old-tims
lover CeStaro few months ago to b shot By
her brother in revenge for her wrongs.
The Captain was on hand early with several
detectives. and had the reserves In readiness
at the station house for an emergency, but the
Clippers guests became Harmed and the CRY
of Police was raised. They locked the
boat house door. which the police promptly
broke down, holding the would-be spectators
Of the mill at bay until the reserves came r, D.
ming up. There we're forty men seated about
the ring. and the puGilists had stripped and
stood ready for the fray.
=, Only one man escaped arrest. He was Nc
Cormack. the owner OF the boat house. who
pulled board from the roof and cravled out
that way. His bartender. Hugh Byrns., Of
1888 Third avenue: WAS caught. and was held
yesterday in the Harlem Court for selling
au"r after miapght on Saturday The gsht
Third avenue. and Daniel Hoey. 10 years old,
Of PIG East 103th street. Justice Voorhis held
them in $500 hail each for trial: The spects.
tors were fined 81 each. and paid it.
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DONOTAN AND M'CAFFREY.
Indications That tho Pugilistie Professor
WIN Meet Again In tho King.


VIII Meet Again In the Ring.
The very spirited boxing encounter between Nike
Donovan and Dominck Mccartney st the Press Club
carnival on Saturday night was the subject Of coasid
cradle comment yesterday and there was considerable
speculation as 10 whether the Ill feeling that Was de-
veopsd would result In y match There has been bad
blood between the two for some time past and the
rivalry between the two clubs Of which they
are the boxing instructors has not tended TO
decrease the antsgonism. Each suspicious OF the
other when they entered the ring. and each was de-
tsrmined possible to set the advantage Of the other
Donovan had much the best Of the round and that
seemed to nettls McCanrey.
Whie the men were In tho corners. waiting for time
to be called for the second round Sam Cornell sxcsp
tain OF the Manhattan A. C.. walked past the corner
whore Accanrey sat. and whispered something to the
brotherin law; whispered to the veteran:
On Ss e sss Ne. SGaE !" ~ and do
In the second round AfSss msds ssms usy
Lame p% Donovan also had the best Of the ssSond
r. aee e: S Walked
"I.sw you were trying 70 l.y me out" vas Mixes
You were irving to take the advantage Of me- said
We'll let's have another round on the level" said
% s.s ns h ssas
and DsRas rushed osn, s,c.,
could Win Mon.nrss said he Would IKE no better fun
.. ten Touna bSaSs:a ~ ysa1. q ss. and
Sa @ Pynd Ia "a I'D ana
.a$ h. attn ,e Gone, se"S sis'eSSs
will onsr purse for them to battle for
81 ' e.: :vs.y q. " Cleveland vi. NJ" York o''
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sk.t Among the Germans.

The sixth skat tournament Of the Afion Sing
ing Society was held Dec. +. H. and II. Tho on.
trance fec was So Play began at BIS O'Clock in the
evening sharp. Late-comers were nned 60 cents On.
lockers paid 81. Tho terms of play were: Twenty-Five
cents 100 points; the players winning tho highest
amount three sittings received prizes Then there
two special prizes offered. one for the highest
number points made In three evenings and another
for the winner Of "solo' without having knave in
hand. Then there poodle" or consolation prize
for the heaviest loser in the tourney
Thirtywo players took part In the contest but four
threw up the sponge after the second sitting The four
b. Kaiser and "a schetier. Cnno Muller received IL:
sGs ss no
of the consolation prize Ths SUNNI .risS; sao n
i,ss Witt william Ssaks W.
e Hss 49, Ell acS:
F Sy HsIS ySs!fsr
Delon. GIT; John b Paunes: as4: Valentine Woeslsn.
wick. lis; Frank Briesen. a4s John Cation. 51s;
held only n on
called o'clock and the wheel Of fortune turned
BEEN completed on each Table The fol o.inE eonpst
fErs on tSR Gs",ss sv v:a r ant
and second nrizss Ts.psetveIy NJ arunentssl r..
won in succsssion-thirteen Nchael Schmidt also
only scored I8i points Cruz enthsrs 486. Ii. Msthu
lat having scored the highest number Of points e41
= "solo, Without having single inave. carried Oh
another PRICE The consolation prize went TO Nohr.
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CALIFORNIA WILD OYER THE CONTEST
And When Her Big Football Teams Piay
or the Tie There VIII Re More War.


SAN Francisco, Dec. 1a-The FIRST genuine
football battle under intercollegiate rules.
which was played yesterday at the Haight
street has eball grounds between the teams OF
Stanford University ut Palo Alto and the uni
yersity OF California at Berkeley. Is stiii the
talk Of the city. To cay that the lGooo per.
sons who witnessed tho game were delighted
is putting 1t mildly. The advent OF waiter
Camp and McClung. the famous players OF
Yale University. as coaches OF the teams. ad-
ded greatly to the interest in the contest.
Camp had the Stanford men In perfect con-
dition aud McClung installed into the Berke-
ley players all tho latest tactics adopted on
the football field. The average weight OF the
University OF California team was 1856 pounds.
TINT OF the Stanford players 152 pounds. what
the latter lost In weight. however, was maze
up In duickness and superior running. ..
and strencih. e liz University Of California mon
played Iuckipg game. and when g S,anfors
1s S9Hf fancy plays
the other hand. the Stanfords PLAYED more
scientifically and made some brilliant runs y;
the game T" and il was mainly through his work
and Kennedy's that the toam made r snch IN
ints inter sm For berkeley. Can't. Hunt Burr,
Henry Taylor. and toulkes diu exeein on To m.
tSer he to the and
sha Ss Vol" of the grand stand; the Berkeley
mon opened with Mctlungs hylngWeuEe. NY
centre snapped back to Hunt. who made
brilliant run Of twenty-ys ya Ids rst rtee e
minutes nearly all the work was in Berkeley .s
territory The light weights showed decinTfS ,
advantage In playing around the ends; INC
Berk el ey rush line was too heavy Tor tnen 70
break. With only a few minutes ni play ,i neIe
having twice worked the trick Clemens 1isb ior
twenty-five yards OF the Berkeley goal. Inc
latter rush line wavered. and in momenI OF
loose playing stanford secured to9cn uoW ni'
and two minutes later had scored 2 goal;
When time was called StanIora Ina nay 'he o"''
During the rest dainty little girl dressed ~
cardinal appeared on the field. The STANFORD
crowd went wild when they saw her. for the
score was i to . in Staniord's favor. ,s
Berkeley came out stronger in the second
half. Stanford opened with the checker poala
trick. but the runner was neqtK t tSr1nsn
scored touch down. The kick for goal. how
eysr' WINS a failure, Stanford ret rncd TO run
ming play and carried the ball tadiiy to
touch down, but failed ut the 4, for goal.
The score ct this time was 1vio4 in stan
and aided by the advantage in weight forged
the lighter rush line back scored touch
down. and kicked goal The score now stood
Pandemonium reigned supreme for the next
half hour. stanford no longer played as a
unit. and Clemens seemed to have lost los, ny ms
snap. 1t was haPi scrimmaging TO the emu.
and in Berkeiey's territory. "
Considering that the betting had peen 70
On Berkeley; Walter Camp wa ts Justly MaSk PROUD
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Shooting Gossip.

The postponed monthly shoot Of the Falcon Gun
Club held Saturday at Dexter Park. Only three
entered to compete for the club medal ut ten live birds
each twenty-five yards rise. Long Island rules: bird
killed with second barrel scored a half bird J.
ysy,s won the medal with score of sh the others
were J. II. Miller, rs, and II. Van stsden. T. sweep
stake shoot followed at ten targets each. The
J. H. Miller. 10; J. vaata o; u. Van stsden.
several members Of the GenmoTs Rod and Gun Club
had ivebrd sweepstake shoots At ten i've birds each.
twenty eight yards rise. The results were:
FHst-M. L. Hayden 10: II Jones. .: W. Thomp-
son. y.
Third-w. Thompson Q; r, Jones. o: N. z. Hay
dep.S.
Match shoot-Tweaty BIRDS. $40 a side. Score; p.
GastgeE Is; J. Gastigsr. II.
SHOOTING rIIUREs or wEEK.
wednesday-EmsraldG Gun Club. live birds at Dexter
Park; Erie Gun Club. live birds vt Weodlawn PARK,
GrAvesend.
ter Park
Frdsy.hstch and swsspstake shoots. live birds and
ssturday-Nsw Utrecht Rod and Gun Club. live birds
and targets At Wood Park: Prospect Heights GUN
Club. targets. At Parkville. Long Island
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Gossip OF the Courts.

This - Dan Lawlor's latest propositions: He and
brothsr Paddy will play George and Richard Heaney
for sny amount that tho latter may name
Pat Barrett appears to be ANXIOUS test his skin
against that OF Tom Holmes 81 should ike to pay
Holmes" said Barrett, land will allow him i've aces
game"
Tho members of tho Brooklyn Handball C,nb arc
conEratulating themselves that than half the
expense attending their annual invitation ball 10
held upon the might OF the big wind" Jan o. has been
subscribed
Tho colors Of the hitherto invtnciole Dunno pair
Th0mas j. and Tommy-wore lowered on Saturday by
MAJOR Carmody and Martin O'GUnnel The young sters
stood their ground calamity. but had to succumb to
superior force.
Srooklyn CLUBS court will be bstweer Martin o'Con
nell OF New York and John Conner OF Brooklyn. Both
men are siIfooters weigh in the neighborhood Of zoo
pounds EACH and lively kittens 1t seems to
be . toss up D. to whs will win
Before leaving the court on Saturday Tom Holmes
became directly in crested n another match To SuS
reporter be said: "Thtngs coming my way now
have aEresd to play Tom " nam the best of nve
Win win why. it's . greater oinch than had with
Bres1n." The match will be decided IN fortnight"
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Women Gymnnst. in the south.

wAsn,SGroS Dec. 1S.-The Woman's Gymnasum
which opened about the middle Of October has bees
doing good work. and promises couple OF exhibitions
wherein the experiences OF ITS pupils will be displAyed.
There snunher Of the girls who becoming quise
expert tho parallel and horizontal bars. Fepctng
has Yet been regularly t..en up. but the pupils
have been practising the running high jump and there
are some genie h!e es who are credited with being
able 10 do 1 feet . inches
Tr frst OF .ho exhibitions will be given during the
holidays. and VIII he open only to the friends or the
pups There VIII be exercises on tho bars and the
rying rugs, on which some OF the girls have become
quite expert and there will be also competition in
high kickng But the winner of the event IS assured
She i IN. feet inches tall and can 90 feet inches
standing There will be also competition In the run
nigh leap The second Of tho exhibitions will BE-
gwen by card some time in January. AMI will consist
principally OF drills marches and exercises
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The v.rick A. C.'s First stag.

1hs yarck A. held their hrst stag the club room
10 varick place. Saturday night. The first bout was
between two 1l5pound boxers. W. j. Leveroni VI the
Variok A. G. AID J. Lanigan of New York Langan quit
In minutes IS ssconda The second bout was
l06-ponnd men, George McCarty of New York and Jack
rounds Of hard fighting
Especial bont between j. ODonnsl, Granite A. c.
and J. Ward. Varick A. c.. was won by o Donnell in
three rounds Aspecia bout bet ween l15-pound men.
Andy Kunio. Vartck A. C.. ami Jim DAILY OF New York
Va. Won by Kunio Day quit intwo rounds. The Nth
Joe Vaieuti. yarick 4 G., and Jim Kelly Of New York
VAlentt won in three roundA
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Bowling Games Tonight


AMERICAN EAuoNAL rouRHAnRHL
Oriental Vs. Progress. Progress vs. Apollo. Apollo
Oriental
ACADEMY TOURNAMENT
Fidslis W. Fluks. Fluks Va Columbia, Columbia VI
AMERICAN AHATrua BOWLING UNION.
Section @. Subdivision 1-honroe Va Recreation. ~
section q Subdivision 2-wavsrly Va osessls. ~
wsvsriy alleys
cARRurnxsss foURHAnBM.
kscrsstiol VI. Fssrlsss Fearless Va T1ogA fIoSa ~
Recreation.
ATHLETIC LEAGUE
Monclair 4 G. w. Jersey City 4 O.. st henslAr A. O.,
alleys -
Iron Cross W. Night Owls Atlantic ". Turn vsssia.
sUsAwIcK TOURNAMENT.
guydsm No. 2 va Hamburg No. .. Hamburg Ne. ~
Buydam No I, Suydsn No. vs.. SuydAm No.
nOsan AHD kssEx LEAGUE
South Orange Y. @. Va RoSsvtlls 4 4, ~ sessA
Orange Y. c. alleys n
Bayouns r. and A. A. Vs. PamEape A. O. a. BAyenns
N s%a Bay G. Va. Bayern. B. At Newark p O.
alleys or,x.x
Fedora Va Tower. Tower Va hAnhsttsn hsnhsttan
PROSPECT aEIGau rouBnAH.Er.
AnsoniA ". Speedway.
STATEN ISLAND AHArBuR LEAGUE
Coruthian vs.. Warrior. at Staten Island allsya
Kingston W. Staten Island. At BAehman's alloys
HEIsER'a TOURNAMENT
Equity '. Eagle, Eagle vs. Tsmplstos. Tsmpss0n Vs.
kQulty.
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Barney Lynch Whips Jack Shannon.

NEw HAVEN. Dec. le.-Jsck shannon OF New York and
Barney Lynch Of New Haven feather weights, fought
in walingford last night for the championship Of Con-
nscticut and purse Of 1900. Shannon weighed lls
pound. and Lynch 1928 pounds Ten rounds were
fought In the first three shannon appeared to have
the .dvan!ags owing to his long reach: but Lynch
shannon severely In each succeeding round he drove
him about th: ring at WILL and fnslly IN the tenth
Lynch knock cd his man down three times In rapid
succession shsnp9n failed to come 70 time and The
sullivan. both Of New York looked after shannon and
Mike Marsnsy of Boston and Tommy Carol OF this city
for Lynch. Harry Wells OF Boston acted ref
cree and Joe King as timeksspeE
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NV ORLEAxa Dec. l8--he Bowen.Fielden ngnt will
not take place the 22d Of this month the date orig
ipaly set for tho battle between the two mes. The
management Of the Crescent City Athletic Club yestsr
day decided that the fight must BE- postponed. As the
arena wonld not Be enough to compleion on the
day hrst set for the hght. bowen and felden will
the latter part Of the hrst week IN January prob
ably Jan. Bowen and Feldsn were both in The city
yesterday. They came over on the same train and
hey spent the d.y 10 visiting friends They came 20
to be postponed Bowen said he Was willing that the
date should be extended lie 10 going back to Hands
bsro to complete his training.
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BowllnH Notes.

lrious Of meeting the bowling asgregsttons Of her
organizations Here are the member; J; Harry slsA
u. vogsi frank Langley, q. T. Johnson. Charles hsr
Iison. Henry Il. Crane. frsnk q. Howell. Edwin K A.
hare. aud 7. A RicbATds
Members Of the Pamrapo Athletic Club Of Bsyenns
arc proihc in putting up scores excseding two cen.
x the Soups es 81; aos ao are I ~:
and 2os; julius L. ssnmidt. 22A, 2is. al 2ob 2os
snd zoo; 4 Alis!,s 22A, 22a 2is. 2ot snd 2os j.
Gsr aio end 2Os.
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Euslish and American Amateur Rules.

English aAd American Amateur huies.
The declaration Of peace between the Western and
Central Athletic sssociaions announced In IHh Sun
from Chicago yesterday. removes the only stumbling
block that tho Worlds Fair Athletic Committee
dreaded.
The previous antagonism was considered by A. O.
spadinr. julius Harder and Others interested IS cal
culated to hamper II not negative any amateur Attn
stic enterprise at the Fair and II was principally 70
advocate peace As an Indispensable preliminary to
effective action that Mr. spaldng came here to confer
with tho Plan and Scope Committee two weeks ago.
AG Mills and his fellow workers en- this committee
have been eagerly awaiting the result Of Mr. spaldings
mission and will rush into the details OF their in
ternationai scheme without any msgtvings.
Their first step will be the opening OF correspondence
with the governing associations OF England Ireland
France Now Zealand. and Canada. Will view to In
ducinR each to send over representative team Some
technical difficulties arc anticipated owing to diner
snces in respective laws and rules and 1t posi-
bic that an such a. the wheel
men recently held in London. may DO called to egslate
on these points
Several the clauses At present in force are in direct
opposition vital points According to tho English
penses ceases to be an amateur" A 10 highly i'm.
T eaIs Hil rsgSfs 0''10s '
.rn Of shs aa' here Sfr d
Liverpool ID. ru!e I. not likely
!r .sis =. III @
Ths ysssrday a I'm s Suv, s no
replication here OF rarely exhibiting any desire to-
,pfoach even your moderate maximum In England
Ing advertised the value OF the prizes must
act up prospectus or be disciplined
under the following rule: Every prize shall
be Of tho full advertised value. that 10
the ground tho day of the sports. Engshmen have
frequently in recent for American
miles supposed to be worth each but which really
REPRESENTED not more than half that amount.
This fact is we'll known In athletic circles on tho
other side and the L. will require 20 waive their
un worthy economy they look for British patronage
next year Ten.gninea prizes. which are within tho
reach English champions every week at home would
with the ord's Fair stamp on its back would scarcely
prove q drawing counter.Attraction."