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Dsssgases 81 Rival Trst,iax Assoeia,io.s TO
Meet.

LEXINGTON. Jan. 2a-Maior P. P. Johnston.
Rresident Of the National Trotting Assucia-
llsa. selected to-day the following gentlemen
. aSk In conjunction with himself as q COM
1n1t1As OF the National Association to meet n
lntlar committee OF tho American Associa-
1ea; Gov N. q. Bu!ksiey OF Connecticut and
Rajor +. IL. Fogg Of Tennessee.
/ The committee representing the American
Spotttng Association is composed Of Messrs-
yisms Of Indiana. BENJAMIN OF Wisconsin. and
1ePan 81 Iowa; These copmittees will meet
e at O'clock p n. The object is TO effect
batter feeling between the two associations
aud 70 Increase the efficiency Of each. IT is
Siso likely that the com mittee will consider
N.o question Of amalgamation. and it Is highly
Srobable that the outcome Of this conference
viii be an effort to mako one National Trotting
Ia Srst- class trotting trscks in tho United
stss There Y strSIs feeling am33n nsg .a the
en3ldafion. and although few, perhaps. are
trying to prevent such thing. the Murray Hill
Hotel conference may bring about this long
NNoired result.
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A STRANGER AT THE RACES.
Mr.. MORSE APPEARS IN TIE STAND
AND rs TAKEN ron A MINISTER

Mr.. MORSE APPEARS IN THE STANO
AND rs TAKEN FOR A MINISTER.
He cs.e % Get Poiass ss- ws.serfai l.->
ventsoa-He Locke o. ne Several k1se
Rsees-Ma Belle. Slaesn fthe Hiil. Shows
Hsr 0sality-Tesss wias Again.
About the only unusual incident at Gutten.
burg yesterday was the appearance In the
judges stand Of tall long-hatred man OF
venerable aspect. who seemed to take great
interest in the running Of the horses.
Judge Burke cheerfully answered the
strangers questions as to points Of the races.
rumor spread that the visitor was minis
terial delegate from the Law and Order
League who desired to sec for himself
what winter racing really lie. A reporter for
THH Sum called on Judge Burke between
the races. and was introduced to the man OF
clerical aspect Instead OF being minister.
the gentleman proved to DO Mr. Cyrus b.
Morse. q mechanical engineer as we'll as an in-
ventor OF note. Mr.. Morse is at work on a
miniature model race course which can DO
placed in pool rooms, and by the aid OF cleo
tricity and magnifying glasses the track will
appear to DO q mile In length. and the leading
horses, by the use Of Illuminated numbers. can aN
that his plan would work. and that It would be
The winners 70 Or place placed horses. In Other words
the running Of the horses In every race OH
as tSess
eoSIss W: in good conditions the t,slds
IT, h.w Order py taS s" To 81
s w xsnt G o
psa tSer an
only thirteen stands were sold.
The fact Is, bookmakins on the hill do does not
Slsss knoy the horsss thorouEhly and an s az:
The opening dash was horse race from end
Marty p: came, out q the cluster q the last
Jane. Marry B. losing the place ss short head
% q money ,xss lost on Turk. iayorits By
@ pf herss to the psst turn Duke
sd the he tSs * T%rf arP MGs sS
az: :ssTs 'front.' ss%
was Won by Gladiator. second choice. beating
Rs Lei ?s yBes sroyd
h., n s to hs s; s sena sad Il s he @ In
ana sd sasRes pulled beat Sasnnseds ~
tst Sy Two isneths. Iohican beating crab
dfppe oh S The
at the sSo snd ssn By c1ssh zee
for second place. Summary:
THE FIRST RACE.
Purse $500, for beaten horses: nve and half fur.
xJSnxhman'sb c. Missive. =. by Btl,et-Francssca
tI S:y. s T. * s..y !i S III ySa ss'n
ran
B.ttine-rwo to l against Missee. 20 TO Aunt Jane,
~ TO Marty b. Mutuals paid S525. 1895, sl7,so.
THE SECOND RACE.
500 selling I the Of =, mil.
sss:siss. s..5 iSS H.
W IL ana Sam SsE.s .''s ''''' ''N' '''' .
ssn;s;E j. Turk 10
THE THIRD RACE
Pure 500. for 'hree.ysar'od' selling: shreequar'
": E; Co,ton's h. c. Gladiator. by Sir Modred-Rosa
Rss.rSsle s,.sls. el loe Ier,i.,
~
Hss. s ss,ss. S:S . IL
THE FOURTH RACE.
Lishsh Ma Belle. 4. by charaxus-EmilyF Fuller
Glen Island stable. b; Brussels. 9 ioi isnedeksr,.
i"''su' A's' 'A"' Time 1.4sL,
$;s.: :i s . stss
THE FIFTH RACE
Purse $780, ten pounds below the scale: veeighths
Khattan Stables h. z. Toano. 6. by Lonsfellow-sa.
Ed Ieon.raa D. st b. Honican. s i63 T. Flynn.
fiSPy cT:
Bettins-rour to l On Toano. tto1 sRssins. MohcAn
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GOOD Ressrss M.A.. Teas. ..s r.SsvsA..

Good Reeeras MaAe. Teaaa ssa InAivsAssis.
There was be'crowd At the Academy alleys last
night to witness the ANAL gamer the tournament BY
the Roseds,es fafh Avenues, and Jonah teams II WAS
the last series bud one and the Rsedales had to win
both games 10 capture the second prize A. expected
The Jonahs made poor showing ainst the Eosedaiss
they being beaten ny III pins Tho Roseda,es dd not
exert thsmselvss AFTER the third frae - they took
big lead At the ysryfbesinninE The scores were:
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BUFFALO UNEARTHs WONDER
l1r. Jswest Has . PAGER that Goes U.s.
Cup!

BUFFALO. Jan. GA party Of two hundred
representative horsemen OF Buffalo. western
New York. and eastern points We're guests Of
Henry @ Jewstt to-day ut his famous stock
farm. near East Aurora Tho full stahL, Of
Ayers. including some forty horses. were ex-
hibited on the covered track. the only one OF
tbs kind in the country. 1t is mile track. OF
which three quarters is under cover. and tho
horses are exercised all winter.
Tho feature OF the day was the pho.
Aomenal performance Of the stallion
Frank Smith. q green PAGER. coming
Eve Years old. who was timed an eighth
9f mile in fourteen seconds. or q | 80 gait
inr tho mile Ho WAS aceompanled by run
g. ng mate, Roseo. The runner could not keep
M with the terrific pace. Frank Smith WAS
driven BY Nina West. Tho stallion Is sir e,i by
Coronet, dam Mario Scott pacing record 2.24.
Smith has no record and has never been
started In Q race. This exhibition nf speed
ysa marvellous one. Tho stallion had f,een
trained and driven IA trotter until last seu.
eou. when his gait was changed to a PAGER. and
he, developed wonderful speed. Mr. Jewett
will probably start him In the grand circuit
next year. After lunch served IN sumptuols
raip on tho buffalo. Rochester and Pittsburgh
foed. The stallion was named alter the sport
ing editor OF the Buffalo commercial Adrertiser.
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He 10 to Eat TAlrsy Pssssas.

August Zimmerman IL the proprietor Of the Nevth.
western Hotel corner Of Chambers and West sessess
On Jan. no wassred 500 that hs could eat thirty
pigeons in thirty days II: ate twenty pesons y g
and twenty second bird: dd not disappear 60 easily.
physican Last night DO finished the twenty fourth
pigeon and said to be in . dangerous eondtoa.
He insists fulfilling his wager
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A Fam Ice R.eer wreeh.A.

PorGHEEkrsIE Jan. 28.-Yesterday the shrsvsSasy
Ice Yacht scud. ON its way here TO compete TOT The
Cn.l!snss p:nnsnt Of Amer,c. s;sks through he ice
morrow and put IN condition for racing. ne Ice was
soft to-day and there was racine. The IcicSA
Northern ilsht Great eeott; and JACK Fross Of thS
Club ready to 1t does not look u the w
will Be called TO morrow.
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Park Avenue 81 1A6 237 36l 43O sos 600 e6g 100
Jonah "a loo lsA 2lo 282 $40 ala l57 Gas 62i
Cmphe-E. Bachmann. scorers-M. J. Hess and r.
Helmksn
Aversge-Park Avenue. las Is: Jonah. l24A5
BY winning last nights game with the Produce Ex.
change team tho 1vanhoes winners IN section
one Of the Am srican Amateur Union. Tho game was
played on the Ivanhoes alleys. and the score was:
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lee Toe Poor for GooA Cur,i.s.

The ice in such poor condition at tho New Yorl
and Thistie's enclosed curling rink In Hobokeu las
evening that tho match between the John O. Groa,
and the Empire city Curling clubs for the Grand Ma
tional medal was postponed Indefinitely. Several ex
hbtton matches were play ed. The most exciting wal
contest the officers Of the Empire City Club
One rink skipped by the clubs President ]. Con
nell and the other by Vics.Presdent j. Boyle. I'll,
scores were:
RIsK NO l.
Days sapl :. WIniamsos's tssm-
J. Moreheld o. ". TastelL
u Wier. A. :. Dickson,
j. Mitchell James Waters
u. Bayne, skp-l. -. Manson, skp-6-
RsE NO. 3
Amsriam. 81. Andrr,s
4 Pronuf. John Donaldson.
A. TAsner. y. A. Craig.
u. Frazier. lw. b. Smith.
,. Dyke Skip-s. ~. Leslie. skip-L
RIM w s.-orF'clss' MATCH.
RJIsspa's f,am- 80 klreeUs tsaaa.
D. McKennou. J auhern.
]. Smiley q. Latham,
A. Z. MAXWELL ]. Conley,
j. COnnelL Skip-6. -. Boyle, skip-lO
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BISHOPS GAMBIT.


NOTES.
IA PIX Kt4 is the correct defence. The Kt ought
to be played after ard to k2
tbl The bishop would 60 better tor &
&C. Is. KID Z to he followed by Kt-Q 2 and
Castles X seems tn be better line OF play.
ID 4 pretty onbsnstIon.
u, II bxHt instead then %. RxB. and u 70 ExR
white vinA a. follows; - k-Kt " CHI. XII df
kzks9 26 exr m.teI Is. kxkt oh. k-k 8. 10 1-Ba
" Eegapt AAd dectkvA
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Totals. 600. SANS 10 Totals. 80. Ii 1913 sis
ss 1s So :ss e s6 sis
and r. isucESara t'D''N' s'0'eu"A'0 j. Au'"'
Afea,ure of tho American Amateur, Onion section
s
p.n. Tie scores OF the Lass series were
CANE
Gs' -. 5a'1s@ 'sa Rnd''n'H
saGss 49, F.lH. IT, qcss H. NHn' 1856
GAxx.
csr Huns 1ss lss
,dS Harrison ias V,snisr s4s Total s5 ~ Barry
on Hhafsdsy night The scores orr Sers
uRsr CANE
@ I'M sn9s e.;
1t iS5a f fss nsys oa 1885, 'Hns M
SECOND
tMsrcuIy.IockSood 1s5: Bshnksn. l4s; Freedom.
:S,ns Ss I.5.s 1J Essz 5anss 1885,
THIRD CANE.
is as
s . aa f sss fst. ss
s ss ssss; :; Ca:
s, ss$ ,s ISL,
%Sss:y ss a::I 81, 4ss: i.ss IT,
SssS III
. S Hsoz ssD
's To- 49, 49,
ass Hs9i ha W. hs'
tournament in Newark last night,
FIRST CANE.
;. MontEomsry-A, onp6y $50: MoMell, l72; y.es-
.S f:,,s sS 1885,
ssS sp.a 1s s Lss 7 x'nde 49,
.SS iss IT, sss
THIRD CANE.
crs. ~ sass 1s II: t;s S ss.ds 1885,
49, s L. roy 4s a..
The Logan Club won both game. in the sou.h Brook.
alleys on Thursday hight. The Scores: 'A-0sN1e''''
FIRST GAME.
iss iss: 6sn'haa. sssVs.aa. ISL ' 70
rae. 49, 49, DSsTsSy VS. 4s. e
CANE
49, s., scss:is s alien s III oss H. Stevenson
,!s bousn.s 1ss is.:nss l,D Ill., D''''
:s Il: s'd
viRsr CANE.
L 's1 Up ISL s'v'y ,~s But
es9 1885, Eo ss 4. az A''' ''' sp''
sEcoSD CANE
L'n1 s ls5 snsnsx ls7; Berry $50; But
Elliott. Is1: Alien. los: Lowell. l7o Spencer.
FIRST CANE.
~ %sIasi is ssra:: 1917 Quinn Ill
lis: HaviIsnd. 81; steinberger. LEA Total $50
SECOND CAM,
Tn.sn %:,n lSl ssuiI5s: 1915 Quinn 1885,
~. .S its Hubbard ~
CANE
CsretonH. Dollsrd lss: H. Dollsrd I4s: Shines. 1874;
,ii: Trambssf' ie4 Iot.I DO ''' '''' 1885, r'p'r'
GAxg
,C.reion.p pel;.rd $50, u Doard. 1:s Shines. -.
49, ~ I5,. aes '' HILL Piper
,sGr %s s~. .Ss .s': TOTAL 49, Blackwell
,!s s calm s i3sS FOIL III Lott
sycoSp GAsE
~ aor W,I,s,s 100 sss5.. 1s: Blackwell
Knickerboct.fowebss. las; Msynard. lsr Lot,
Is.; sehwsrlw.sld.r, ias: Ca,iin. $50. Total Tod
Cd ii. P.a..pe AihIsis Club On he isasrs siey.
I.sf.PS. eriin,s IL; T. Johnson. he; C. H. vos.l
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j c. A. IL la 22l GIG 30S "a S58 s57 153 $40
Prnhed AC..1+ 1873 100 2t2 S37 4oJ 49, COS 81 12s
Umpres-r. 5. Green and J. L. Watson. scorers-C.
". Sh0ne and 4. Il. Starrett.
Averase-Jersey City A. c.. l0s; Plainneld A. c..
1454 .5
schedule game Of the wheelmen ems Bowling League
series was rolled last night at Gusts aeya Jersey City
Heights between teams OF the Hudson County Wheel.
men and Manhattan bcycle Club. The score was:
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Total for 10 hesd. the property Of All Moore SO 8


1HE PROPERTY OF 4. SMITH MCANN, LEXINO-
TON, KY.
6lue Gress wilkes, b. .. 1884 By Red Wilkes
Jenny Bryan. By John billiard; Jno. K Madden,
I,sus,.I q ~ :. year. odi b. =. 1854 by Red ''-'
Wtlkes-fopsy. BY 6trathmore: HAnavan /
MeCann. b G.. 1855 By Robert NcGregor-Youns
nsgnsiy. BY Red Wnkes: E. p. forster. New
BAY coli. iasi. BY Antsoo "a :isiO-Youns Hu1us
": A. G. Cornsll. New Hyde PART. L l. :.::..:.. $50
Aesrdtde p e. lsa2 Sy .Ansrdesn 1;.I BY
Astsccdsns. r. O.. 1889. BY Wil,on-Anns Lotta "~o
BY Red wilkes: E. J. Woolsey. New York I9S
lay colt 1891 BY Cen wellington f2:aO-Aliie
He'd. BY Red wilkes; Thomas Cannon Philads
Blown COLI iSoi. BY Bow Bei;--Flora. By wilton:
L r. Osterhout Asrnsa n. Y.................... $50
bay colt, 1880, by Red wilkes-dAm by Homer;
J.. W. RogerA Westchester. y. i............... $50
Bay colt. 1891. by william L-dam by Homer:
Back colt, 1900. BY William l.. Hail-dam by Red
wilkes: 3. T. McCteary Norfolk. va............ 275
Ksd wilkes: q. i. W Cor,on Plymouth Meet.
Mysis CHI m ithorourhGrsd,. 1878. by Creed. '''
Hoor-Dams Gourley. by Planet: J. z. Madden.
Total for fourteen head. tho property OF 4.
omith 1cCann a.1S'l
average Per head 1854 -
T1E PROPERTY OF D. n. "A. s. BOWMAN, LExING-
TON. KY.
Bellevue Wilkes. 2:?7A, eh. .. 1887, nv Red
Whtes.LAdy Casseu. by Shelby Chief. A. l.
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Total" IL IL - 015l Totals, a.. .18 70 IL Sle
FnAxss
Jonah $500. 81 1la '20S 40 s4s 8aa.Ie S2s COT s7s
Rosedae 1ov 40 2y8 $50 43y COS sos 87S $50 8<d
Topbtx.
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BARGAINS IN TROTTERS.
Low PRICES THE ORDER or TIE
DAY Ar THE KELLOGG SAFE
Quite Decrease IN the Attesdanee At the
Ansrsssn lastitate Buiiaias Yesterday
Mr. Moore's Consignment Brsssht .
I. fetal or sio.SoS. while Mr.. A. Smith
MeCsss,s lot Cenmanded Ss,is1

Prices took a decided drop at tho Kellogg
combination sale Of trotters In the American
Institute building yesterday. when consign-
msnts from tho breeding studs OF A. H. Moore.
Cloverdell Farm. Colmar. Pa. and A. Smith
McCsnn Of Lexington, Ky., were sold. Eigh-
teen head owned by Mr.. Moore sold for a total
OF $40. sos. while fourteen head. the property
Of Mr.. McCann. went for $a1S5.
The attendance wns lighter than on any
previous day. and the bidding was slower
Nearly all OF MIR. Moore's lot were well
bred and good looking. The two year-old MY
Checkmate BY Baron Wilkes. 2lS out OF sally
6outhworth. a sister to Lady Stout. brought
the TOP figure for the Cloverdeli consignment.
{ A. W. Smith OF Flushing. Long Island. taking
the handsome flly for $l.51O. Mona. BY He'd
wilkes. son OF George Wilkes. out OF Van
talia by George wilkes. ia breeding little too
close to suit the public fancy. She commanded
the attention Of bidders. however and was sold
10 w. Fred Pressgrave OF Philadelphia for
$1.10o.
The Mccain consignment wero mainly the
get OF Rcd Wilkes. Some OF the youngsters
showed great deal OF speed. 1thuricl. young
four -year.old. with record OF 2:20H as .
three. year .old. being genuine bargain for
Messrs. Hanavan 4 Durkhardt Of Austin.
Mimi. who purchased him for sl,2o0. T The
ton 2lsx out Of daughter IL 4, q BED sao Mses.
snoosh s ens Lay es q tbs es Who
Lsnpgtsp took this nnrS%is,as ysan rscInr
Arm Of Brown 4 Rogers bought two. yeaIr year, ldl
son OF Red Wilkes and Homer mare for SOU.
tSs tie colt to John E Madden Of Lexington Mad.
den will send the yonngster back to ksntusky
sd hsys Dim snt IA tes the eG sSs
bcbis 81 CsicaS9 Bought the thirteen. year old
oiMs.he s!s suneS bs buroc. iof sioG
This is summary Of tho sale:
THE PROPERTY OF A. II. MOORE tcIovERDEII
sToCH YARMl. coLMAR. MONTGOMERY COUNTY. PA.
.ss.; i.% e %a.as' . q sSs bsn
=, 4; s:s $t;;
Ds!. 81 ss sy:.
'?s' a. o. Medium y Sosn Ssdd:n sS
sHotS.r sansS H. BY BY Messenger paTos; Sadi ~,
cssen s; 81. T. 1890 by st, Ius,-ci.ra bowling:
XeGes!y Sor1o'K a "a ~ 6,rv WIN: 70
5t.ris. y Mays Sir wallace: W. johnson. ,,o
L:sa warren. 5, isss by Lori Ks:..iL.L.ay
~ Happy Medium K steelc Philsd.iphis ~ 700
Checkmste b. g.. 1890 BY Baron wlses-sAlly
y. smith. fa;bins 1. 1910
frinssp:: b jackson srootiyn.. 27s
wood Medium. b. O.. 1870 by woodruff t2:ld,s-
ssraiosa spring. 900
By Happy Medium: K steele Ph,lsdeirhia :.''. 600
ieen By Neiedit6; i Louden New YORK $500. 5so
sl se s. Harry x s.y
Mona, b. m, 1885, by Red wikes-vandalia
Phisdslphi. 80 - 100
pha. $50
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IA 4 Ess mt lss s 8 s;ss!a. 1873 .s'. nm
s,ss. al r;!!s ss,s ISL ss4fssSH
H.n sqs. iss :* sfssS. III w rot.i sss
e: S:; "a :s & ne s:i e: Tss:
s s'I. y .s s. aS5 r ,:S
Rsy fsiss ss' .o S'aso' M
INSTRUMENTATION, Ii5; srnith. lao; schloke. i!S:
R RG's In; sGs u.s. r sSe''' 'o' ''' '
is! @ ~; s:s% is; Won bis.'sa
ps5 ss III Ss$si,' O' LOOMS: hi Sroa's 10;
team. rolled q. fremont Hotel alleys on Thursday
k !si.r i'Y s.s Hoo :i. s :'irT .haa fiisE @
;,s s ssi @ sa au ass
lis: Ennis iao: Duke. 1915 Lu,x iss. Total 1851
.rsn Han tournament OF Brooklyn thursday night.
II. ass .cos s Gs Asy s S
H:s:$ 3d. s ssls:ss Ssi E Ts. tn i's
= :,:;:: 4! 4:
Railways. The score: -
RshwAys-E. Mile. 1872: Howard; 1el: Robinson.
,s x cG. H. WIN. rs rcsa ss '0'
sKcoNp GAZE -
Rahways-E Miller. 1874; Howard. 1856: Robinson.
ia; Drum pelnann 1871; g. Miller. 154. Total a2s
M x' COL. sss: Tss 1os. ss '1'
The following score rolled on Lhpp,.a.y night in
SsSSsa I. Fl a. enopp. 1s.
Rosevie-Tho pson. 15D: Morningstern. l2e; Lines.
BY defeating the Orttani p c. Thursday might the
spartans Of loboken won the series arranged
the two c!ubs. The sco.e OF the Eame, Was ,,, RIA.
bough. ia2; A. EilsrS lSS; Boeert, lA1 Bonita. l52:
williams. lea; Grsen. ia Total l,IaI. 49,
Cells lSi: steljes i8e: Ksckeisssn. 12o Duncan 1885,
kuncken. l<2. Total 1888
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TRANEs.
Produce FIX as las 21o All 3d1 A2O 5O7 5eo s55 TAI
lvanhoe 81 164 243 1928 AIS <SI 5i3 66l I2l 6S3
Cmpires-C. r Trstton and r. J. wilmarth. scorers-
]. Barber aud g. W. Griffthr.
game Was rolled last night in section I'VE Of the
American Amateur Bowling CuiOn tOurn amout Tho
fatnnsld Athletic Club team beaten In good style
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CATfuthefe No. t0urnhment VIII open Nc ths TIC
plant Club House Aevs 1<ll FULTON street. Brooklyn.
next Wednesday evening The Following Is tue
schedule:
Feb. 6-Orchis Prospect. and PrcOnic.
Feb s-saransc. Recreation. and Ierkimer.
Feb. 10-Rcho Peconic. and South Paw.
Feb. 12-Saranac. Recreation and Montauk.
Feb. lb-Ilerkmer. Clermont. and Orchia
Feb. 17-Echo. Recreation. and Prospect
Feb. 1p-Saranac, OrchiA and South Paw.
Feb 24-MontAuk Pecontc. and Prospect.
Feb. 26-Herkmer. Recreation. and South raw.
Feb. 2e-SAranAc Ciermont. and Echo
March 2-Prospect South Paw. Orchis. and Aontauk
March 4-Clernont. Recreation. sarsnac. Peconic
March f-Prospsct. clermont Herkimer. orehia and
Echo.
, March s-Hsrkimer Nontauk. and Echo
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Totals. ."l5 81 IS llssl rotaS....e ~ - 1865
Iud G. " 106 ?27 $40 44p $40 TO 619 e2a 1907 1853
Man. b. CHS 2A0 s5A 45S o3A 64d ia $50 s2i 1865
Umpre-J. J. Cordner. scorers-R. Mcfarland and A
q. IAney.
Averaie-Hudson {. W. 14s: Manhattan B. c., 1914
In section three series Of the American AmAteu-
Union games rolled IN Brooklyn last evening the
wavery Club were defeated by tho Eamelesa By the
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BowIine Caves Tonight
IsicKERsocxxR TOURNAMENT.
New York va Protection Protection va Atlantic. At
lAntic Vs. Now York.
AMERICAN ANArruR UNION.
Section New York A. c. Vs. American at New York
A. {. alleys.
nscInASS's TOURNAMENT
Endeavor vs.. Mozart
HoBoKKS TOURNAMENT.
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trustees are: william shsrr James Nccabe and Lewis
drey zeis; The club Will take active interest in
yacht racing this year.
Morgan. EnEands ex'champion lo0yard runner has
retutned 70 bis old occupation sailor before
and has taken berth the Orestss, sailing bstVeen
Liverpool and China. Amerteans WIN remSmber Nor.
gan a. one Of the famous Stafford HArrers which
made tour Of this country last year his return 10
Engana he embarked IN business. but unfortunate
announcement I. also made that WhitttcE. the Eng.
ltsh runner who IL known on this aide having az.
f fe GeorIs q the Manhattan Athletic club
when the ". 4. c. team made their trip la; year
bias challenged Conner. Kibblewhite Norton and
Parry for professional awe epstakee