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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-04-15
Changes In the Yale Grew.

NV HAVEN. April 14.-Bob Cook coached the Yale
crew few days last week and suggested placing San
ford the big centre her Of lsst years football team
Mt No. instead OF Paine. johnson. Sheffield fresh.
man, who training In his class crew. was taken out
Of the freshman boat and placed in the varsity shell
instead of Derby Rogers Both these changes were
surprises to boating men in general Paine. mem.
Der of last years crew and generally considered good
oarsman. was. by every one. thought to be sure
OF place in the boat this year. Rogers
has been hard and faithful and rows In very
good FORM the only thing against HIM being that he IL
rather night and hardly strong enough tor "A varsity
man Johnson. who has been put in his place. we ghs
163. while Rogers only tips the beam at ISL. Sanford
IL man. and his ability as athlete rests prin
cpaiiy his football record. lie has pick up the
thought that he would he able TO dsnacr Paine Roth
men weigh the same and are u good deal alike in The
general build. but sanford las snap than Paine
rn,l Mr. Cook arrived sanford had not rowed In the
'varsi boat since the practice the water
begun; and u was the general impression Of college
men that he might he Substitute, but nothing more
Neither OF these chanses can rs yet be put down
ina. but they nevertheless have considerable mean.
Ing In them Tor they were made by Nj Cook and
lug so late ia the season lock significant say the
least. A. rule: Yale aiways has her eight decided
upon by laser. and there not likely to be many
more changes made in the boat this year.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-04-15
MIXED UP WIN sN0HFL.4KEs.
hat the Ya,e Roys Saw the Nail Better
tbnu the Eordhams,


Notwithstanding the unfavorable weather
yesterday the Fordham College and Yale uni
versity teams played at Fordham. the result
being in favor Of Yale. Before one inning had
been decided It began to hail, but the players
did not mind this. When big snowhakes
came down In q furry. however. they had to
do some lively lodging when at the bat AS
tho ball came over the plate. 1t got mixed up
with tho falling flakes. and frequently the bat.
tors hit at tho latter. only to find the ball land
safely In the catcher's hands.
The narrow escape OF the Harvard team ut
Fordham last Saturday put the Yale boys on
their guard. and. taking no chances. they
brought all OF their players along. Bowers
and Call. their best battery. were put In the
points. The Fordham students. on the con-
trary. were IN unhappy lot when thcy wore
informed that Carmody would be unable to
pitch. owing TO q lame arm. As Smith. their
other pitcher. was in tho same fix. every one
predicted an easy victory for the visitors.
koache. however. who occupied the box Tor
tho Fordhams fooled everybody.
In the first five innings the 1ales only Sc
cured three hits but in the sixth and seventh
innings they made fyc more hits. which
hg n tSs %, syan
G.,armody pitched in the remaining inning.
With the exception OF tho second ind fourth
the home players were unable to solve
VRourke in sliding to tho home plate had u
deep cash cut in his hand.
A, a comparison of the work OF Harvard
Now Haven players showed IN better as bat
tors and hase. runners. Their field work
Cquaied the iiarvards. with the exception ot
fence in the first inning. allowing Sweeney to
make the circuit OF tho bases. The score:
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Sss rs' r., called upon to play dieter on r 81
:, woods" and Manager Buck enbsyer That LOOKS -
The Jsersons would like to hear from al nrstIsIsfS
GIuos tne oonsatcs OF Far Rockaway BAbyonl nf
sh Gn ,r Field Club West Ends Pisnnses M
10 Drggs avenue. Brooklyn.
ngnt that there no truth IN the report that BaIn,s
S Cohio iesVS Washington to manage the baumoe
Club Van Ha,tren will retain his position - manager
san,r curing the season The BadimoIs VIII
pay third base. Gilbcrts arm IL In bad way. ana
there 10 no telling when he will be able to go to work
The star Athletic Clnb champion amateurs Of Long
nnnn, nave now become members OF the NntiohA -
g OF Brookyn They win hereafter BIO known as the
Win az uniformed amateur teams with players aver
aging from ~ to 20 years old. sunday Ramesio oe
played on their own grounds. Tho club would like 70
near from out town clubs giving reasonable guar
ahtee Tor saturday and holiday games Address oscar
Hahck. secretary los Hamburg avenue. Brooklvn.
team that Is likely to give the umpire a strong
ton OF the East side kthieic club. which has IN us
makeup the Barnett brothers and other downtown
boxers The club has secured grounds at Shpleton;
E ana 10 open to play athletic clubs Saturdays nhl
sundays Tue Captain OF the team can be addressed
AZ the clup house 400 Water street. The regular team
IS sheehan. pitcher: q Barnett. catcher: NJ Mur'
nhy nrst base: w. Badoch, second base. W. Harkins.
mhru pase fiorrie Bhrnett short stop: ID. Wenn. d
Dougheriy. and r. Cunningham. relders.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-04-15
Good Birds mt Dexter Park.

The regular monthly shoot OF the Unknown Gan Club
at Dexter Park yesterday not well attended as
usual Only fifteen men stepped 10 the score to com.
pete for the club medal uni three additional cash
prizes The birds picked lot. and gave the
shooters fine opportunity TO test their skill only one
full score. made by H. setson. appeared in the results
bu; five tied for second money six killed out OF
seven. J. Tagts who was in good shooting trim. de-
feated the other four competitors md took the cash
c. Plate won third money un five The scores:
Regular club shoot modified Long Island rifles. the
OF the second barrel permitted, as III birmingham
rules, birds each man VI. pe'jen. - yard. 81
J.. Flynn -, yards. 81 Il! knehe ST. - yards. y: J.
KUib - yards. 81 II. L"hen ~ yards 2: A. kroOnc.
80 yards " Hyde. 80 yards 4: g. Plate, 30 yards 81
G. Nurph. ~ yar.s u; H.. Stetson. 2s yards. z. J.
yasts. .3yar!; q; DR.. a. Schwartz. 80 yards. q: C.
Munich. % yards. 2
Shout.of Tor second money three birds each man.
then miss ana out: j. Watts 4: II. EEebe ST. 8; DR..
A schwartz. B: T.. A. KTV0ne. =; G. Murphy. =.
N. jericho and {. Murphy made match for $50
side at twenty birds each man at the conc usion Of the
club shoot ami proceeded to have il out right then md
there. Murphy missed his eleventh fourteenth and
number Of dean birds, his misses being OH he
second. eleventh aud sixteenth rounds To settle The
match they agreed to Shoot III - and out and each man
succeeded in bringing down his bird The rain WAS
coming dawn steadily at this time, and Hyde. who
acted referee decided that It alt oRether too wet
continue the shoot. aud refunded the money to
NE principals with the understanding that the mat ch
shah be sno again ut the next shoot OF the I'm
known Gun Club.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-04-15
BENEDICTINE Is A HUSTLER.
GETTING AWAY LAST, HE WINS EASILY
At SIX EURLONGS Nv f:fl Ia

Blnckburs, ravotitc In tho Kace, FLASHES Ia
the Ruck-Iinnche Proves tho Long shot
OF tho Dsy-Lady Puisifer Beats flrohy
The best performance at Guttenburg yester-
day was that OF Benedictine. to shot. In
tho third dish. u selling race at three.Quar-
tors OF mile. Getting away last, Benedictine
ratod along until he reached the homestretch
about six lengths behind tho leaders. Then
hecut loose. and. moving through tho ruck.
won ensily by a length from Salisbury In the
fast timc of 1:114.
Early Dawn. the favoritc. won the first race
hnndiy by two lengths from Ethel ii. Nc
Kcevcr even second choice with Gladiator.
won tho second race by q length from Gladi-
ator. Johannes, the favorite. finishing n close
third. Blanche. ut to / against. won tho
fourth race 10y n length from Ofalece. Quibbler
losing the place by a head. Nocalte. odds son
favoritc won the nth rncc in n sallop by q
lenghth from q. T. H.. Bolivar. close up. third.
fircGy. the supposed cinch in the sixth race.
WIS boatcn two lengths by W. Lovell's cratic
mare Lady pulsiirr. Sir George ii. securing
third place. Summary:
THE FIRST RACE.
Purse $500. FOR beaten horses. six and half fnr.
Oien Island Stables b h. Early Dawn. aged l2+
s, GS T {, z ~ SSS.s,S
Howe Run sade, keystone. Nonlnd, an" santelene
also ran.
vsnsn Ma ss a Efy esTg 50 s. Ethel
THE sEroNr RACE.
Purse stoc: selling; Nv, fHrlcngs
Sr,s, cG si. :. s @a asS"n. 10Y los MHy%r
RSy. ps sS'S Ms oIvs Ottawa Alarm be-. and
KelturuU "a 81 ran.
pe,ns-rnre. to T ,., ,'S Vsx.er.r alto c,.a.
tor, III 10 Joh1nnrs. NGtuals paid ST. Is TO- ssS5
rar THIRD n>cr.
Purse Si0O: selling; thrcc.luarcr Of n mile
f.hz.S" I IN IL v.Sta nSS''"s Afe' ny 0F
Il naiy,s Sr e sal,snnTy nssi ~ Nnrris, ..'..
Blackburn KING ''nZcm HnI nyar"'he also ran.
R.,trs-rcpro ,sn ' Gcaeaic',ue. to Sails.
bury ITO uncettniny. Mutua!s paii s1.s5 $40.
TRE FOURTH RACE.
Purse si0N selln.; four and ha't cur'ongs
r. Bradleysh h. IN. Riancnc. =. by Prosrer-Jessie ~
Aubnrndas stable eli m ofa-re aged III Morris. .
Hudson stables oh. pnihbler. asei. l2i N. Bar.
nmlex Fi.zroy. Robert r.. / spent. and silver Min,
also
S.,tin %n to nTans B,gsne ~ tH n'aircs
THE rIFriI EAcE.
Purse $500 for threeyrar.oiS. selling; three
III. Mccormick br, e. vocatt, by vocnlic-vie,,A.
Riverside Stables ch 80 =. n. 10 shteds
FAtsett anu Mantena also RAJ.
Bettns-Tsn to : on yocllit.. !, to against o. r B..
sto bolivar Nut iais paid So 80 $50 Sy15
THE SIXTH RACE.
Purse s4oo: selling; one mile
!! h decSr",tSH's Ell q :ire-y .?ssa los (hwyeD q
Centanr Pelham Louis E.' Ricaa.. fret;'w!' tieve.
Rettins.-Ftve to . aaS,nst L,ay rnsirer Ito, on
81. 70. 81. 40
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-04-15
j. II. Voorhees, Wins the Newton Diamond
Hadge.

The members OF tho Atlantic Rod and Gun Club
turned out strong yesterday at Coney Island for
the semi mont iy shoot OF the club. The conditions
were each man tn shoot at ten birds club handicap
modified birmingham rules. Twenty entered in the
competition and shot in squads of tve d. Monsees j.
Voorhees,. q. Nostrand. and C. A. sykes killed ten
each Cor the Newton diamond badge. on the shoot Oft
j. VOORHEES, the veteran sixty year.od. was the
winner killing seven more straight. X. Dwyer. II.
Razer and H. kr0n ka killed nine each for the second
prize which divided. Four tied with eight each,
and the shootoa Judge Furguesnn won &. f. Morris
and e. r. keist divided the fou III prize having killed
seven each The score;
Judge X. +. sutherland. c5 yards. g. Judge r. V. r.
Newton. - yards q. + Morris 80 wards Il r. IIece
man. Y: yards Il E GARRISON 80 yards Il d. Monsces.
he's 20 Yards 10: D. beacon. % ynrLs !; Judge Far.
mnrher 81 yards. q t. Nostrand, % yards 10. w =.
sykes. 2S yards 3: g. sykes. - yard. lo 9 Mohr.
~ ynrds. 10: H. Duzir 70 yards. 9; Ii. kronika. 20
yards ..
Ties for Newton badge and first rg:ze-D Monsees 8;
j. y. VOORHEES,. 7: c Sykes. q: IT, Morris. T.
Ties for third prizc-Iudge sutherland o: Z. CARR.
son. =: Judge Furgueson 3; W. T. sykes.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-04-15
TAVORI7ES EEITkN At MEMPHIS.
Rich Harvest for Bookmaksrs-The Talent
Upset In Four Races

NlEMpHrs. April l4.-The bookmakcrs played
FREQ and easy with tho talent at Mont
gomery Park to- day. four OF the five favorites
bcing beaten and three Of the winners were at
exceedingly long prices. The weather was
cold and cloudy. and tho track was heavy. Tho
visitors numbered about 1000.
Tho Troubadour gelding Sunny South. 1O5.
ridden by Penny. was tho favorite at 3 to l
against In the first race. six furongs. selling.
which had seven other three ycar-old starters.
Sunny South won easily by two lengths from
the 8 10 shot Josephine Cassidy. who beat
Gruiksha an. thrce lengths for second place.
CorriEan's Ally Coquctte was to 3 on ia
1ortte in the dash OF four furlonGs, but it was
: result she finished last. Moose. 80. at ! to /.
Who Boat Johnotta cut two lengths. Tine Time.
O:53H. The winners q daughtcro: khartoum
son OF imp. Glenshrry. out OF George Ainney's
Three started in tho nine-furlong handicap.
with Annie Brown an even money fayori'n ;
the good colt he 10 by winning in u common
canter by six lengths from First lap. who beat
the favorite eight lengths for the place. Time.
The seyen.furlong selling race; with, six
fta o r. Was consi!dersd mor Tor C?ia
to / shot. Eugnnc, ll3 [Frc"nanl. she win
ming under II d,ivc 10y length. Bliss Pick
wick was third. Tapped on Costa Eica. Time
1:37h.
The closing selling rncs ut a milo, with ten
starters. was biz. Gpsct. ioro. the x 10 :
fayorite. never bein: Ia it, while John q. Al .
head from the /. TO chance Coronci. who
was length III front Of the second chu.rc
Mean Enough. Tine. ] 81.
Tho farori'c.. Doro. 1, by imported Pi2arro
out of JuponIca. was hndiy ext down in the
race. and it may he thai III racing cNrrrr is
over Ho belongs 10 thr GaIT brliuI Stable,
and was q frequent winner last season.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-04-15
Baseball Notes.
no. appear to be any serious trouble with

Their, does appear be any serious trouble with
joan GlaI kson arm.
a, the tuu All eaten homcrun HIS without wincing
Constant Keaier.-van zant la, been released, but
gUary iEnrd.
Csrmo!y las resigned the car'ancy Of The Fordham
cap ain the team
III. ,ulson Club would like TO arrange Sunday games
M prreTr Sr' Adac.s JOHN sha% SIT t. son srest
The New York player. now work together in perfect
cHicvons or discordant element into the ranks.
Entries were receiyed yesso,aay by Secretary suI
bail championship.
an aaso eis s Tae cents
the Athletics u member OF the American Associa
The kings County Baseball Ciub have organized for
the ,sn,on They Woad nke to hear from out 9rtcwn
Cambridge pace, brooklyn.
The Ten Eycs Athletics want TO hear from ou, Of
ha,% ssora,o" Day opsn address Martin q. Gsra..
lis Busnw!ck avenue. BROOKLYN.
An s1nnr eamas viii All e" es wIass pasers are
no"t ayyaS Si sn Brss New Tork city e'"s' Ware
. the J;S:ss;
Freeman, ..3 Degraw street. Brooklyn.
oq .d p'G%syH sEs shm
Says he do,.nnt wish to make co,nmsncemens until
afternoons, and holidays With hrs class amateur teams
snsS ID De Aas.s on ill., 81 rnon
square, New York.
ST. LorIs. April l4-Pitcher Duke, Catcher Murphy.
the Chicago team tonight. They are little too slow
nr q. Whey city team is the excuse offered by Anson
Tor letting them 90.
q MEG. Yons crs-Thc quesionias to W no Is the best
alkaround ba.eb,l PLAYER is mater or Gpinion ana
IN Ks sn Hoy ns. All I've yooi ali around paysrs
Ewing certainly the equal OF any
The Echoes OF Brooklyn would ike to arrange Rames
years The Echoes have every satdTiay in June open
10" ss. 81 s s.r ss.t " d.
Gowanus Park Mt Thirty.seventh street and Third
avynac Hrookyn has been prsnsrea Sr mt
com naud Of Capt FRANK Krsus have collected strong
team and vii! pay there ON sundays
The Riversides have tho toIIGwing team A, se,H G;
b.: H. Dunn 5 o. Stone. {: Hand, and 4 siet1. r
Ts Su mar s,S VEN, players under
The White stars who claim the championship of
YorKvle, would Ike 10 hear from all teams with play.
iioclftradeIs and Black Diamonds preferred address
H. Richmond. secretary 5is East Elgbty'nrs, street.
New York cI:y.
with Van zandt back again in the fold and Frank
Erau. 20 receive him behind tho plate the Staten
Il !. = battery that ranks among the strongest in the
and both men are N the pink Of condi
ton for business
series OF games for the championshp OF West Harlem
y wse ILL 81 20 D, any under
dress B. H steArnS manager Cedar Baseball Club. <td
The rsinneIa Crescent: IF the SsE Jersey Gsn.,.i
81 b.; William kseler q 81 George Turner I'd b. Fred
i?ss a;ais: "s dsaSRAS
ss aa III: s:s a.ra rs
snsEs and VII no, be able 20 play FOR week. Pop
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-04-15
Fatty Langtry's Benent.

The numerous admirers OF Fatty Langtry, the 275-
pound boxer. turned out In large numbers at Clarendon
Hall last ght At his benefit Tho sport began with an
exceptionally good bout between the Donald brothers
Following this came George Wright. champion feather.
weight OF Canada, and Charlie Judge. Wright showed
his superiority all through the bout. George Smith
AMI Jack Branngan wero very clever, and thew
punched each other hard for three rounds,
The next bout on the programme between Pete
Burns of Harlem and Tom Farrell Of jersey CITY A
song and dance between two very clever amateurs
Meenan and Nc Doweli evoked applause.
The event OF the evening MAS sixround 20 be- Fan
George Bennitt and Eddi" Dnmong for u gold medal
DnmonR won. Fatty langtry. The beneficiary then
wound W the entertainment with four round sci To-
with Big Herbert. II WAS very clever, Nv w
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-04-15
Rain Put. an End to the big Shoot.

STANTON. Va. April N-The Interstate Association
met with Is usual streak Of fortune to-day The rain
came down in torrents until after O'Clock. and this
fact caused the management 10 declare the shoot
closed. The shoot big success throughout
and vii! serve TO give great impetus to tho
sport Of trap shooting Throughout not only the
for coupe OF years. but tirou CHOU The rntre South
The shooters went To the grounds ut IL O'Clock. and
some ~ Them fired u few shots but the programme
wa.n't opened, W. Snnnierson OF this city and q.
s. NcAlp OF Lyn,6Grgh shni match at hftv sing les
aud twenty-five pairs. SUNNI ron won by TWO birds
Springfield. \. j., and il. A. fenro-e Of New London
Conn broke torty'eght each. This eiied the sport OF
La
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-04-15
The Cracks or the Courts.

Brooklyn Ia to lose OF its very strongest handba
players Next Tuesday Patrick QUINN who in his two
years. residence this country has shown remarkable
Improvement Al the game. will leave for Chicago audit
the wish Of every true lover OF the In this vion
y that the Carlow lad may be tho OF eevating
the game In the West high plane asst played
In the Eat. Outside of Willie MoGurn Chicago rather
lacks in frstciass players hut the presence OF Quinn
vii aPss sss look sRa
l b me display that Quinn made yesterday lrn against
s ts.s there n rriSs nssFs 'ss a IN
"sS ssds H.;
mi the ace I'm. shpr time casey sy.
Ss ID the ed f
.iS%c. m. Tssai sS.s ssss.s stand
iSs f% Ire
him na nsss s'%s.' and
rsm..; have not had such good sweat in a fort:
.."Wha. chane. woud Quinn have .S.ns. McGurn ~
the champion ham, ion, was asked ,, ,,. .,,
the r.,r come os.her 1. oush. to make great game
Ana aSnS ,Gs s then sSs %
Patrick quinn no aces),...............2I q 21-es
Philip Casey. II 1910
Ry actual count Quinn scored SO aces against
limerick rival: Major John c.rmcay and CAN'T.
Esrnsn,a game unon The captains nart lie came t to
men! who might his way. hut Carlnody seemed, 10
be the wrong man to experiment on The score tells
Major sarmody. - 2i-a5
tap .''..'.'''.'A> - 80
sT 4. to na crrT ay
The latter leased Ccnnors IN the trst game anu
then ran away from him. The score was:
r. I.ukemau ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 81 21-eo
John tohnofs ~ II o-4o
On wcdn esday night. NJ the Brooklyn Eandban Court
Frank Prendcrvas went FOR higher than usual
and the Result terrible beating His opponent was
Frof Cogyns rn when the latter got through with his
man there but little lief, VI him. The score was:
JHhn Cnggins 70 .i-1I
" Ao-oa
WI l.. bristol. Conn-writs to Phil Casey 29I De-
graw street. Brooklyn.
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Pirst Race-Purss sIuo. far beaten horses: three
quarters Of a mite. Arps la; Architect. IA I.ti
bert al Keystone. Jil. silent ltl, l!i.pen l4i:
Lucky Clover. 1873.
Second Racs-Purse $500: ceiling: th-ee.quar;crs Of
mile. RGnninE B.rG, III: Avery. lu1 'rince Charm.
Ing 1915 Qrihher loI. u'Faec". lUI: San Arac. lu7.
Arthur Davis 1N2.
Third Race-rurss $500; selling: fvc.rIshths a. 4
ynila Marie lovel'. 1Gp Fmstonr. lOl; S"rrus. lUl,
Aoonatone. lOl. ServIa lO1 HOh Arthur, lOc
Fourth Race--Pur.r $3.50: u lnwanr.s Errrn-eighths
otA mile. badge. ia. Levelier 1oJ: Pagan. lu4 Ma
Belle. ps
:. Flfth Racc-Prrse $500: selling: one mic and ono
eighth. Joe Courtney Iii. Ctlspih l0;. Sandstone.
81: Ely. NJ.
Sixth RHce--rnrss $500; selling: seyen,eghths OF a
mile Climax. 12l. Harry Ireland 12l Pluto. lis; ST.
Patrick. lis: Gladiator. 10: Mckeever. lo1.
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TO TAX puBLIc srLL1ARD Tables
BuRalo Aidevusea Psss an Ordinances that
Excitea Comment In Other Cisiea

News reached town yesterday that the billiard play
ers OF Buaao and tho room keepers are nightly
stirred the action Of the Buffalo Aldermen In pass
in2 an ordinance imposing license Of 81 per table
every tavern kseper and room Keeper who has IN,
moro billiard tables fer the use Of BIZ ard players. The
billiard keepers sent delegation to the Mayor
with protest AGAINST the Adermanic action II es
ttmuted that there are 200 tables in public III
Buffalo. which meant the aymcnt o! $1,000 anna,
ally to the city In tax The delegation declared the tax
tona and the Mayor Of Buuaio
SO. too, aud sat down on the ordnance.
The room keepers representative said that II any.
body to be taxed ought to he the cper
who run tables AMI allow pool to he PLAYED for drinks
hhd money, aun they iircd section -, tac Revised
statutes a. tho May"r that would pu stop to 1t II en-
forced. THIS section provides that no keeper
sh"i allow dice throwing card playing. or billiard or
pool playing for money Or ITS equiv either land
or on any craft ply Ing The canal.
ln's ncws VIII make Inter sting reading for many
new Nork room Keepers In the higher billiard
tnrnrs mere betting il strictly prpbitod by tile pro-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-04-15
ne oRo'S AND MiANiNG's FORFEIT UP.
but the Fool Stars Can't Find Powers,
WHO w as So AnxIous Tor n mitch.

Pool Player Charles Manning went to the Brunswick
Bake.CoIlender Offices on "wednesday afternoon with
Cha les inilct his hacker and put up forfeit OF $3.50
on behalf Of himself and Foot Champion DE orc as an
evidence OF their readiness to play Alfred Powers and
John Werner ur.handed match at continuous pool
IN This city. Powers wrote TO TINS April that
ne anu Werner had been unable yet De ORC and Man.
ming 10 play such match, although they had
Wesseu thelr Willingness To play Tor 81, 900 side.
champion Do orc said. when no read Powerss letter
ths, the latter wouldn't come to time his money
II Manning aud he de Orol showed dispus to
comnohate him with match Nothing iinS been heard
from either towers or Manning since the champion
thi through ThE SrS that lie willing to NAV in
New York. Powers Is understood to be somewhere in
InilndeiPhla the BrlEs wick managers trying to
reach MIN Powcrss hacker Ia Harry Rouans or s'hi.
caeo Werner isa Bowcry boy. who made his profess.
Do Uro.Manning forfeit.