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Newark to BIO Strong ut Quoi,..

The Newark Quoting Club held wide.awake meet
Ing last Thursday night The Newarken mean to mnL
very active season. and they bar no club In the
try Tho club has grounds at the coraer Of
Parker STREET and Bloomfield avenue. They con.
venenty located beny very handy TO reach by
town clubs. The club will commence to practice there
this week.
Secretary Thornton ID preparing schedule Of games
for the season The club would Tx 10 hear from the
New Yorks Yonkers Rrooklyns. Kenrneys Kensng.
tons OF rhilsdslphia Paersoh. Elzabeth. and other
tons address 10 10 High street. Newark.
The club 81 their meeting on Thuysday elected the
following ofnceTs: President. Samuel Thornto Vice
fsssiasnt , nSL- n.;, sssnIss,rE Ihorp.on
git!.s q AranSsmsats, rhosuton, U. h0sisy. and
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Harlem Experts BOWL.

ne longtslkedof contest between the expert bowers
OF the Harlem Club and tho Harlem Republican Club
took place Friday night the alleys OF tho former
Organization at 1881 street and Lenox avenue. There
the denominations over points by either aide very
enthusiastic The contest was very exciting and Il
triumph Of the Harlem Club could be declared. The
Captain; A. A. Tseis. r. W specht CRaries + sscEett
q z. JohGsGn 4 y APgar I, r Eeksr.n: l. q T.
FsPablisans were os. Mss.rs Nv. W. raIay ssonsld
Pnrdy. and Kidd Tho highesl run WAS 2oi. made BY
member Of the, Harlem Club. The total score was
Republican Ilub The return match viii DO bowled on
April 70 at the Harlem Republican Club house.
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,... ,u4HEAHD WON By 4 HAIR.
The rordhan Boys Scared the Crinsos
Team = 6ooA Deal Yesterday.

Since the Harvard University team began
their spring practice games they have had
everything their own way until yesterday.
Then they met tho plucky players Of Fordham
College and capped defeat BY q run. In the
three games played by Harvard this year they
scored forty-nine runs against none for their
opponents The Cambridge boys journeyed
to Fordham In a taly-ho. and when they
reached the college they were stiff and sore.
Capt. rockingham expected another easy
victory. and assured his men that 1t would
only be some more practice prior to them do
ing up the Princeton and Yale teams. But the
way in which the clever Carmody retired the
side in the first three innings opened the eyes
OF the visitors. and all came to tho conclusion
that they would have to play ball or else be
defeated.
With the execution OF the eighth inning.
Carm,dy was very effective In the box. When
the game looked favorable for the homo team
the haryards scored four hits; which brought
IN tn; winning run Harry Bates ;n ns the
Three hits were nude on him. He gave two
more mln bases on called balls. and with
error.,y Mason and Whittomor ore the Fordhams
The field work OF the Harvards was rather
s sn FIT ba Es xers s 10 Shen Re
s9Es tn vstors thIrd I'd made "Sd
Tve tho u harva t is. sshsstate insld
-r mad" two errors. ono OF which allowed Fer
gu.op t" score Catcher Cobb held b''th Batos
ind Pow, In good form. but seemed unable to
sNt"p tn. r".inIm' PLAYERS from stealing bases
first than he would stea! second on the very
first hall pitched. On three occasions thoy
succeeded in stealing third.
Wh" I;atrs and Howe may be tried In m
occasional game. tho Harvards will rely upon
iIishtGG4 70 win their RI, games o. AGAINST Prince,
sol1c phenomenal work. for. with one or two
stick.
oithesevon hits made By the visitors yes
t.'hnv four wore OF a scratch order. In tho
inurtl. inning three runs were scored by tho
Farya,ds. Outneders Smith and Ryan mis-
Judged ny ha.!s, and had either been caught
ID runs would have resulted. In the eighth
BIZ. 70 ris.t llsld. Ana BalloWe!l sent beth
well handled the bnt well and mado three hits.
n o mt no was the only Harvard player who
ba +, effective s n the f0s
In the sixth inning, u heavy hall storm set
IN. nut It did not last long. md the game was
continued. The score:
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RANK UPSETS ON THE HILL.
REEVE WINS AT - TO 4, AND PAYS
500 FOR - IN THE MUTUALs.

Extrs. at . 90 4. Opens the epert-PsAss.
trfaa Outfoots 1i.fsx-st. Joha Tossss
the Talent IN The Hardis Race.
Backers Of favorites Jared rather poorly al
Gutenberg on the 143d day OF the meeting
II Is understood that, beginning with Monday
the Hudson County Jockey Club will race on
| dates purchased from the Elizabeth and Lin.
den clubs. and the gates on the hill will 70.
main open until the evening Of May IA.
Craft. top selection in the opening race. was
beaten by length by Extra. an to / shot,
Craft getting second place By an open length
from Ill Spent
A job was cooked In the second race Rinfa1
was pounded down to odds on. while Pedes-
trian. the best horse In the race, receded In the
books, Riniax, set the pace 70 the last furlone;
tse haSqf
Pedestrian and won by half a. length. Uncer-
tainty snatchlng the place from Rinfax BY q
h T9 AGED ssSnf f psys. aess ss
ss 'Gayta ,ssS eo was and SSS
sport closed with a hurdle. race. The horses
without tumble but the tsleRt USS
and AZ G'Ss b.at st. John two length:
for second place. Summary:
THE y1RsT RACE
OGDEN sss sc ~ sn Extra, O. by riousAmsa-o.s.
n Hnnsesser. jrs i. g. Craft, J. ss III: jones'
Lssiy Ss
nj ss.n S.n.s 70 II. rs. ". E sl.ss Z Graft
THE SECOND RACE
Lsish': s. e fedssirian s. by Br"mSieITc.. 40,
A. 9si!y.s sr. G Uncertainty. iot CMerriei,
: "sS9: Of to Rn against d;S 1p 3ss 1885
THE THIRD RACE.
Hs: T. 'iE Iss. Axe: sP' By isa."siasa. ,a
ss:s:. r. SsSa si: III
c!s: n:s!; 1a;s ,:s .I Rsss;
THE FOURTH RACE.
Purse $500; selling; mile and an eighth.
E. Isighs b: Z. Rico. s. by shannon-Fannis Lewis,
W Iovsils CD M Lady Pui;ifer 100 icooi
Harrison cr'pn B5 T;%, and Riohs' also ram
.I.. s.s.n s 81. sgr .s Pub
THE FIFTH RACE.
Purse S4oo selling: six and half furlonEs:
r.Wech'sch. e. Climax. aged by sco.lnnder-Parides
r L..sh'. inncya.ion. g. i,s tysItnj;
Brussels Bohemian. and Sands tone also ran.
Time. :231
Betting-Five to on Climax. to against Innova-
ton, 80 to MONDAY. Mutuas paid 1915 $23a $2.65.
THE HURDLE RACE
Purse $500: 60 pounds above scale; selling mile and
. quarter over live hurdles.
j. H. Lewis Jr's CHI. h. Futurity. g. by ventilator-.
ef Esan Mss .s sh i IN &...morea aged. 40
si AL :sS IN aged
Time. 2;22a
Bettng-Four to hgain.t futurity. to Westmore-
land. to on ST. John. Mutuals paid ee.I6. $3.50.
$S55.
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Yachting Gossip,
The Shamrock Is for sale.

The Shamrock Is for sale.
Pepgras has Brookss foot schooner nearly plated
The Shark has been sold to parties In Gene.
stewar. 4 Bnnoys centreboard 2l'footsr will be
Tho IIerreshon IN 2lfooters will carry about $50
square feet OF sail.
Archibald Rogers viii have tho Wasp under way by
The pOfoot schooner for Louis Clark building at Bos.
ton. isn-nrly plated.
TIE n a dinner Of the New York Yacht Club will
A. T. Austin. Comm odoro Of tho Rhode Island Yacht
Club has bought the 30 foster vcrena.
Ihe schooner Marguerite having hr keel rrcas1 and
Warm weather means a stir among ya"h'smrn, from
commodores up TO members OF committee. on lunch
Mn sns M TSen Is AnG , ara nra
Arthur Payne Of southampton Is dies vning five rate
for member of the Imperial ami Royal Yacht quad
New Workers want now to look out for the IIarpoon
Msssrs Adams are thinking OF making few altera
Tho 4d,toot Alborak. which bothered Gen Paine SO
not w rsss With sa trs Tho
The Tyro, +2,foot steam launch, hu,It by ssabnry
Co Of Nyack. was launched on Friday. she Is for
ship The areSmcn Yacht ch Ia. had her n. Ss
sraghtsned AND with new sal!'' she is expected t"
The pGson G s1s,s. ;nas Gr Adams sogs VIII
sSs, "s % ps1 %i.o
thing for New York yachtsmen to think about.
81 euy as,S ay cus
to which once he was rseenty c.ected Ne M. sew
era matters hand that may Prove interesting To
ynchtSncn when the sc ,son opens,
Designer A. q Merry OF Boston mo. giving his
frenns III" enemy. clianc. I" "a about rArer OF
tRcks bciug purchased for the 'buston I'm .lrur'-'
boat this t..ne In the days at the l'rrn AMI Ace tho
enemy had plenty ~ sport at DOI!ys" EXPENSE. NON
he looks wise and says nothing.
. The Larnhmont Yacht CLUB il pitting NJ u summer
house the ulnr In front or tshan!sOmo club house
for the of ladies while wdiiing for ggs or launches
to transfer them TO yachts II Is hoped tha. Will be
completed by May Z. the day OF the opening OF the
club house
complimentary dinner will be given In honor Of
Comm odOre Caldwell u. Colt OF the LarchmOnt Yacht
Club sherrys. May 10. Tho committee in charge OF
s sss. e nsds Up e ae:s dLSn.
H,6 oddls. =. y, Moore, James Du H0lis. Henry ..
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MEMPHIS. April o-The legitimate racing season for
1892 opens at Montgomery Park on Monday, and
tnues for feon days Every stall at tho track 10 full
Of race horses.
James @. Sheridan will start the horses. and a. n
Montgomery President of tho club. will be the decd
ing judge. This event on Monday will b. the Tennessee
Derby In which nno he d VI will
the post Those posted as probable starters might
are Little Hy. Tom Elliott. Phi Dryer Lew Weir.
james Murphy. and Little Casino.
Indications show thar COrrigAn's pair. Phil Dryer
and Lew Weir. will he hot fav0rteA The will BE-
worth about $50 900 TO the winner.
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A LIVELY LOT OF sCHOoLBoYS
The Drisler Athletic Association Hold Their
First Annual Games.

The Drisler Athletic Association Hold Their
First Annual Games.
The nrst annual spring games of the Drlscr School
Athletic Association hold yesterday afternoon at
the Twenty second Regiment armory The representa-.
tive athletes of Harvard Cutler Berkeley wilson and
Kellogg. irving. Halsey. Dwight. Browning and tho
Columbia Grammar Schools out In force. Tho
Harvard schoolboys in tho majority and carried
OF good share or the prizes In the Drislcr School
contests Brttan carried of the honors OF tho day
winning prizes in the bicycle and seventy
lnthe oneme bicycle race series Of accidents oc.
& scnn oSs and T. Fails and
parked their limbs considerably. Great rivalry existed
~ ssa SPS" '
ysa.s"Won b. ~ Fe ta,lsr ;'i s. Gum hy.i Iar
iiaif.mie Kun.Wcn By Z. B. Martin. Berkeley: B. K
Marvin. West End School, second. Time. minute 10
Dash for Member, Of nr;er School
1 ss by and ksgs. s
second. Time. 40 seconds.
9' sGy' ' R Sec
Under ]. Ysa!..&sn Sy 7; Erl,sh. r. Little second.
One Mile safety Bicycie"Wen by j. W. Hall Harvard:
II Mossman. Cutler. second. Time 3 minutes 3 35
BY
Gilman. Berkeley. second. Time. minutes sa5
Harvard: +. H. Boswor;h Cutler. second Time. Is
Four hundred. and torty.yard Rnn-won by A. Miles.
Woodbridge A. =. Brown. Harvard. second. Time. 55
Putting the shotwon by j. ". Hall. Harvard. aG feet
inches: II. e. chatain. Harvard second, 81 feet 3
The officials we're: Referee. Jasper Goodwin G. G. A.
T;ml{, f 8 TS.,j 4 y 5 5h,%'Sn
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;rror'EFcrdham. q; Harvard. 8 L.fi on basss~fcrG
NAM NAM ha,vs.a Fi,,' has. on bs!l.-oa Gar
s sISs:ss
as"ridss Ss."caiS. cSos sy. a'1,trosss sS.r
ssEs.nsx isi smlis RoaI.. fro,siash,ms ''i BouS:
goa. 1nRsy ana nn ii " Monfks and Reilly t2);
Sm,!h Passed balls-cobb. 2. umpre-McNaiy.
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Tattcrsnir. In Keatuch ,.

LEXINGTON. April a.-w. r. Brasncld Co. proprietors
Of the exinRlon Horse Exchange have sold the inter
est Of Leche. to William EastOn Of New York
Tattersalrs OF on Ion The company has been In
corporated rs the Tattersas Brasneld Company" The
property acquired consists of Of land on
South broadway. adjoining the fair grounds. II con-
tains stabhnK ior 2D horses and covered track an
eighth OF q mile long Additional improvements will
thoroughbreds on the programme. The sale Will take
place in the evening under electric lights.
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ProE sundstrum Posts . Forfeit for . Match
with Robert McGee.

Prof. Gustavs sundstrun. the swimming teacher Of
the New York Athletic Club to-day posted forfeit of
81 o, to be covered by Robert McGee OF Baltimore
who accepted his challenge for . one. mile swimming
for from $500 to $1,000 side and tho champion
ship OF the United States The forfeit will remain open
for thirty DAYS. when. not covered by AcGeo, II will
be withdrawn
The date. place. and referee OF the race viii DO de-
cided upon later.
Prof. sunds,rum issued this challenge With view to
with MCGEE who he took advantage OF his
condition last summer to issue . challenge when ho
knew that Suudstrum was unable to swim race.
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JACOBS BROTHERS,
ENGLISH SPRENTERs ON THE TRACK
Tea Americans In tho Race-Sld Thomns
Breaks n Record

Breaks Record.
MANCHESTER. April ON the professional
sprint handicaps to-day tho winners Of heats
In tho first round. 100 yards. were: Cross,
Mynbureh. and Cunliflc Of Bury: Nicholas OF
Stafford. Martin of Sheffield. Horrocks OF Bury.
A. Hilton OF Oldham. Howarth. Nelson. Hol-
den. Halliwoll. and g. Hilton of Whitelleld:
Butt q America tl0t, yards start. Sunder-
land. Radcliffe. and Hamblcton OF Northamp-
ton. and Mills Of Nochdae.
Ten Americans competed In tho preliminary
heats Donlnn t13A yards start was third in
ms heat. UBrien 1b 4 yards staIt) came in
last Farrell IL. yards start. finished second,
Five heats were wnlkovers.
Sid Thomas Of the Ranrlagh Harricrs broke
the amateur. ilfteen-miie record to-day at
stamford Br idge. He covered the distance in
hour y minutes Is 40 seconds
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Eddie LobeY. the champion amateur ll0-pouud boxs
of America has Joined the professional ranka In com
pAny with his hacker Iober called At the illustrated Ner
ONCE last nIeht aad arranged 10 night "Kid" Hogan
who present.. According 10 the articles OF sxree
mont which the boys signed thcy Will fsht ten rOenu
before the STAG Athletic Club OF Brooklyn on Nay
ITO pounds give or take two pounds
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Ssss 3: I'm. % csss - Hs,fisss.: q ssrsen
::s!:s .s;Itss SSi ssr,s:$ Is oSssss!
lister hevsrd. and foyas; Clare and bflh. Wild
p!tehes moalisssf ts), Psssed baiis-Dvapsf ll I'm.
saoosLyx. 10: ntcRsoHp. Q.
RicSnors. April A.-Hegafding the rumor circulated
10 the eject that Hub Cons TO be released ward e
m. ssmsnt g make; There 10 not the slieeet
tention Of releasing any OF my heidsrs ct present ~
unfair for any one to question what the future may
bring forth DO not know myself. It 10 very hard to
decide VINO are the best men. I may keep all four
eders Ihe extra man will frequently come In handy
..,,a.esy fortnight goes By without man or Two
Collins 10 much disturbed over the rumors and do.
To men Who have been assd 70 ( warm sou,b.rn
cline the Weather here to-day very cold The
wind swept over the grounds: for that reason the
game Was called At the end OF the seventh inning.
fairly .lu..sd ne ball IN the last inning and owing 70
three bases were made on each htt The score:
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The Winners at Gloucester.

GLoucxsrIR, April o-The races to-day resulted fol-
lows:
First Race-seven furlongs. Gardner hrst, owen
Golden second Topmast third. Time. 80.
Second Race-Three and a half furlones. Lisbon
Maid nrst Jerry McCary second. Dillon third Time.
GAS.
Third Racs-One mile and . furlonR. Easter first.
Kanesve second. Eblis third. Time. 2:O3A
Fourth Race-Seven and q half furiongs A. O. Fl.
Firth Rnee-ronr and half fnrongs HnwkeEe nrst.
sixth Iace-six and q half furlongs. vosbure nrst
Richard X. Fox second, AQusco third Time, liza
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Earned Runs-New York. 8: Yale. /. Twobase hits-
Ewing. Hn..eit; Jackson Ihsse.s base hit:,E~ine
ton l!l st len bases-Norton Jackson First base on
errors-New York. =: Yale First base on balle-on
y.l: D,Sse pAy:.Ru,,e s.:.sSts md E~n n3
jackson: Murphy and jackson. Struck out-By Rusts.
&: BY Carter HIT by pitched tal-Gore. Pas.sd
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Athletes at Yale,

New HAvEs. April 9,-Ths Yale Track Athletic Asso-
citation held the rs of series Of outdoor contests to-
day At the Yale field. The winners Of the different
events were as follows: 1oo.yard dash. Good. 'o5;
SaD yards Beardsisy MS; three-quaroimils run. SEQ
vile oa; l2Oyard hurdle Lyman 'Dt half mile walk
Browns0n: putting tho shot. Lyman. 30; pole vault
Cartwright w. throwing the hammer. sttllman. 10;
broad jump, Eaton. VA.
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The Elizabeth T.aa,. Club ha. Reo-saa,.ea.

ELixAsurr. April 9-Ths Elizabeth Lawn Tennis Club
have reorgauirsd for the Of 1892. The Officers
elected are: William T. Day, President; william r.
Telsr Wee Presdsnti Robert A. Waterbury Trsasursr;
james {. Green. Jr Charles Coonsy and William I.
Jones' JE. members Of the Executive Committee.
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Dr. LouIs April o-Presidsnt Won der Abe signed Cuo
stroksr to-day for this season. Stricken came TO Won
der Ahss terms and signed for sss than
his Boston Association contract called fo!, Enes
Crooks or Btrcks will second base TINS kNss
ST. Louis extra innsdss making the team especially
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Haudbail In Newark,

Gu Jacks handball court in Newark is becoming quite
popular institution and the development of players
10 very rapid. Upon the last club day a rat
thing rour.handed match at LAndball piay ed
tween Cusack and Herman against Donnelly and
Mun. 1t was the best OF seven gaines and end
Of tho fourth game seemed to be anybody's contest
In tho last game. however. the weil-kown staring
qualities OF Cusack and kle.nan were apparent, ami
they wound up in an easy way. The score:
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Lacrosse.

Contrary to all reports. David Bro.u. the wskaoy.
Staten Island Xihisue Club this season.
junisr Lacrosse team OF the Staten Island Athlstc
equal esi!btS. ,AAarsss SadssR wosrsl. poss neA'
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Other Games.

sIArss DLAsp A. C.. Q; WILLIAM ooLLxer. o.
tho stat Island Athletic Club played their nrst
zane ~ the season at West New Brighton yesterday
no no Williams College team could do nothing with
wares curves and were shut out. The score:
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Tho handicap pool tournament Of tho Manhattan Bi.
cycle Club has drawn to a close Messrs. c. Austin and
J. Thomson tod for first prize but In the play on
Austin won. The standing Of tho men 10 a. foIlows
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Notwithstanding tho fact that gale from the west
reduced tho temperature to about 40 degreer Fahren
.nestsiors the tesms of thn Nav J.gssv mi xsy,sr
athletic clubs opened tho OF outdoor sport
the former organization's grounds at Bergen Point
with ntst.cass exhibition OF the national game yes
terday afternoon. The score:
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The western Exprsss
asr ossisssa chiesss and a. tcsia lis tSSsssssiy
sppeintsd W every ysspees--Ad&
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kAfnSu huns-btookMh. IL; ktchmond. d. Home
runs.H.r-son Hart Three base hits-,oilins oBrien
Irin. Left on bases-Brookiyn. I; Richmond. &.
Stolen Sssss,.Hss, Enrsht oB,,sn Ksnnsdy First
pitched bali.McMann. Struck out-Ry Hart. 2; by
hennedy,A Cmpire-Daiy. flme-l:4a
pniLApxLSEiA. 9; ATHLETIC. O.
fHLApsLputA April o-whsn time was called for the
game between the Philadelphia and picked nine.
n.{ins under the name Of the A,hls,ics sudden drop
bnt pleasant for tho spectators The Philadslphias
played well together. showing that they can be de.
pended on for team work. The score.
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Earned run.-Manhat,an A. c.. 3: wesleyan B. First
on ea;e ~! \. w - We.lsyan Frat
nedy. Mooney Yates Norton. Talmage Cl Hail. Terrill
e. Three;base hits.Buell; Mooney; Two;bnss hits
ton Martin. Lapham. Jones. Beeman 49, Double play
Jones and Smith. Passed tsil-wilbur. Umpire
CArbonelL Time-l:2 10.
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PHILADELPHIA. 3: ArnLsrrc. o.

u Arned Iun.-Thiadsphls. 9: Twotase hits-Allen.
ConnoI; Rsper. Three base hit-Inmilson. sacrifcs
sds. an rho%p.on, Ai,n pSuSis plays. Rs.tan,
Esper Clements and Iislman Left on b,sea-Athetic!
Z; Philadelphia T. Struck eut-By Keefa. o. BY Thorn.
A An rnlaaelph!. B.ss IN sall.-9a Thorn:
pitched ball-Iin,nton. Wild rtch-Thornton. At.
tendance-6OO. Umpire-Ed Greene
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MekRrs, Fuller and HAwley tied Tor hrst place In
handicap billiard tournament of the Brooklyn Bi.
Gle club. The tournament In now dra wing to close.
10 standing OF tho contestants IL as follows:
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Earned run-New jersey A. c. Twobase hit-Ellis
Saerinee hitsZMack tountan stolen b.ses-Blhs o.
SS%ss.: xl:S: tiI:s e.. on s.i.-Eiii. XassSs g.
New Jersey a. C.. First base on errors-xavier A
G. g. New Jersey A. G.. Struck QUIT: katone GU
9:w. CuIrie. d 6umonea. Krebs. Founialn Passed
balls-f. Malone. I: W. Currte. ]. Double plays
Schultz and W Malone: W. Malone. Schultz and II Is
nme-l:33. Umpirs-Gus Hart.
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UNIVERSITY o. rExxsYLvASrA. u: AnHERsr ?.
PnrIApx April 9.-The baseball grounds OF the
University Of PennsyvantA wsrs opened to-day by .
game between the Fennsylvanis Team and Amherst.
The score:
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MANHATTAN A C.. O; wEsiEYAS.

The game at Manhattan Field yesterday called At
the end Of the seventh Inning. to allow the Wesleyan
College team TO catch train. Each team had scored
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-12-04
THE NEW Y. NJ. G. A. BUILDING.
The Members Expect to Have 1t Com
pleted Within Two Weeks

The Members Expect to Have 1t Com.
pleted Within Two Weeks.
Trinity Tabernacle, recently pur-
chased by the Y. NJ. c. A., was re-
moved across the street on tho lot be-
longing to their organization yester-
day. The lot fronts IS feet on Jeifer-
son street and IT'S deep on Kirk avenue.
The rear OF the room will be a comb
nation room for entertainments and a
gymnasium, with dressing room on
each side.
The main entrance will he on Kirk
avenue, which will lead into reception
room and Office. On tho cast side the
parlor and reading room Will he situ-
ated. while on the west side there will
be class and reading room; also lock-
ers and bathroom.
The cost OF membership in tho asso
citation including gymnasium, wili be -
Fer year. The association expects to
have their nov quarters com plotted and
ready for occupancy within two weeks.
TIN TYPES, ~ minutes Sidelinger's, g1 Jen'n
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-12-04
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