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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-01-13
woMkN'S TOURNAMENT SCHEDULE.
How the Teams VIII RoIl In Their Coming
Series Of Games.


Series OF Games.
All arrangements have been made for tho opening
games in the wOmen's bowling tournament. The Jolly
Women will open tho series at O'Clock tomorrow
afternoon ct the Central Turn veren alleys and by
O'Clock the four teams scheduled to roll must finish
their bowling Another cub-the Lottas-has been
added to the competition. making ten clubs In all.
Each team Will roll seven instead of gaineA The
following schedule was compiled yesterday;
Jan. 14-Joly Women. Hermine Buchh0lzen. Clean
der. and East River Iark Ladies'.
keller Ladies' Teutonis, and Bushwick.
Jan. 2l.Loi,a. Merry Ten. Jolly Women. and Her
Jan; 2s-Geander, Eas. River Park Ladies', New York
City scheutEcn Ladies, and Felss nkeer ladies'
Jan. 2S-Teutonia Bush wick, Lolita, and Merry Ten.
Fs6: 2-Jolly Women Hsrmins Buchholzen. oieandsr
Peb. Anew York City scheutzen Ladies' YeIssn.
keller Ladies' Teutonia and Bushwick
Feb. sILotta Merry Ten Jolly Women. and Her
FEB. iiNoesnder, East River Park Ladies'. Now York
City scheutzen Ladies and Felsenkeller Ladies'.
Ycb. l8-Teuonia. Bushwick. Lolita, and Merry Ten.
dsr .S and i' East kiye1 Psri Ladiss '''A' o'AA'
geb. 23-Sew York City scheutzen Ladies'. Helssn-
keller LadieA routOniA, and Bushwick
Feb 26IIo,ta, Merry Ten. Jolly Women and Hor
March iNoissnder. East River Park Ladies', New
March 8-TeutOnia Bnshw wick, Lotta and Merry Ten
March S-JOly Women, Hernine Bucbholzen. olean
der. and East River Park Ladies'.
March lO-New York City scheutzen Ladies', Felsenr
keller Ladies'. TeutoniA and Bushwick.
March l6-l.otta and Merry Ton.
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Sexton. Health 1. Improving.

Biniardst Billy Sexton was cheerful yesterday
Lots Of billiard lovers dropped into his rooms op.
posite the Post Once to congratulate him on his good
showing at bakline billiards on Sunday night with
Champion Jacob schaefsr. He averaged IL and frac-
tion. Twin got back to playing billiards shortly I
think" he said. "Iknock tho worries around a little
while every day here. You know always had pecu-
and studied The effects OF different s!Tokes and tried
1t was never necessary for have opponent to
get up AN interest In billiards."
The Conan he seems to be taking Of himself At
last He has gwen up being night owl He quits his
room NJ o'clock ~ night and takes rides and walks
and feels better getting good for tho first
time In many years he said yesterday. Its the rst
time ever had my business ARRANGED 20 that conld
get sleep 1t proper hours"
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Rutgers Ba sebaii Tear,

NEW BRuSswIcx. JAM 12.-In response to . notice
posted by Capt Rsmsen. 'sa. Of the Rutgers Varsity
baseball team twentyfour students have handed him
their names for positions the team These men are
4. II. Berry es: Wright. p2; Lott. '92; Brett. ga;
Aettler s3; Roberto. '93; hcLsury. ea; vanordsn.
-: Tracy ~ 4ohn, e4; Rotiger. 'e5 Deshler. s5:
hunhyeen y5i W vandyke 30: Van Arsdals. We; Eng
the most promising Of the candidates g Brett. o.
VINO MAS played short stop for two years He was cap.
tain OF last years Varsity football team Despler y5,
VIII probably pitch Hehas the speed Of a Rusie and
e. team two FOR year. Capt Ksmsn win probably
me ns az next week and practise until spring
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Interesting Turf News.

LEXINGTON. Jan. l2.-Jockey Isaac Murphy boucht to-
day OF the Himyar Stable Tho Hero CHI. c. by Fellow
craft or Himyar. out of Lulu s.. by Victor: price
$1,000 The Heros legs shaky. hence the low price,
Murphy says he will ride tho coming season for tho
NcLewee confederation.
Tho stable Of James Murphy consisting Of Kincsem.
snw ana per ~ Tounsstsrs w az Iy e
Louisville to-day where they VIII be trained FOR tho
coming campaign. That good horse Tenton WAS also
among lot and 1t Is believed he will stand trai ming
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wheeling Gossip.

The Century wheelmes OF Philadelphia have elected
the following oicers; President Thomas Hare; Vice
PRESIDENT 4 IL Weed; SECRETARY Charles heGlathersy
rectors William sadler. Jr. J. C. Lukens Y. II. Gar
rignes aud K H. Collins.
o1csrs for the current wear, President Dr. T. Grsy
Vice PRESIDENT, J. HsgermAn; Secretary, IL Miior;
Treasurer. u. Brady; Csptain j. d. Racey; Leutsn.
anita honss Barber yr, and Thomas AndeIson; Scr
SugleI 4, Xtkin.on; trustees y. White. John Long.
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Yet Another Chess Club.

For the purpose OF enabling downtown businsss and
professional men who chess players to play their
favorite games number Of them recently organized
. chess club which will hereafter DO known as the
Council Chamber Chess Club, with its headquartcrs
The club consists OF number Of exceedingly ski,fnl
amateurs who spend their idle hours at tho game
Every chess player welcome at the club during the
hours 10 from O'clock A. NJ until g o clock r. N,
Mr.. j. W. Moore Treasurer. ~
The committee IL about to engage Major usnham and
snGthsr local expert who are to play seres OF exhl
bition games during the ensuing season.
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Brooklyn Amateurs are Hu.tli.s.

tho Brooklyn Amateur Baseball Association are doing
some tall hustlng toward making next season tho
most eventful In the history OF tho organization
AZ meeting Of the association held At the residence
". j. McCahil 1893 Bergen street. Monday night the
Atica Club was admitted to membership Tho commit
toes appointed BY President Hoffman were: ON BY
Nominations. Waidron. Grady. and wilson; on sched-
ule. waldron. Judge. and one other member to DO
chosen: Playing HAIL Waldron. Wilson. and Grady
The next meeting OF the association win BE- held on
Feb D. Clubs wishing to Join must make application at
once to A. b. Wndron, 25O WyckoG street. Brooklyn.
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PHANTOM RACES ON THE HILL
roRTY.sIx HORSES RUN THROUGH roc
SIX EAST RACES

sir Rse Wins the Lo.s Race ana 10 MIA
Up-frince Howard Beats Mabel and His
Owner Pays eSOS TO Keep His Horse.
The feature OF real interest in the races at
Gutenberg yesterday was the struggle at
each finish. as that was about oil that could DO
| seen through the thick fog. the horses appear
Ing like phantoms half furlonG from the
judges stand. Three favorites won. the other
purses going to horses fairly well backed.
Mary D.. at to I. in the race for maiden three
year-olds. was tho longest shot OF the day.
The fillyw won handily by two lengths. the hlly
Seven. at 10 to 1. beating Darius. the favorite.
half length for the place.
The openin g dash Of Eve furlongs was won
by the q to l chance Penzancc. Pennyroyal the
favorite. beating Extra head for the place.
Gambler. odds-on favoritc. won the third race
by length and half from John Hickey. sec
ond choice. o. p b. losing the place by head.
Sir Rae, post fayorite at odds on, won the race
Ct mile and a half by length Telephone. at
lengths ser hss T SSsS sinn e9
By his owner at sso6. an advance Of s4o5 on
Comet. first choice In the fifth race. won BY a
S seSsnd Choice. a sennis h Kins @ !hir
BY . length IN the sixs rsse. Frances y. iosIIps
second sec place sy neck. Fred Eshner ran the
p Prince Howard. going In IS letter. and Keeping
his horse at an advance Of $505 over the entry
price, Summarizes:
THE FIRST RACE.
~ psiys CD T. P P s. By Pi.srro"fnssors
:s:" si:S : xsiiinj::::
sn ashhs iSt
ana Happy George a, T,, ran, nal.
AtC Extra Mutual. paid Sac
THE SECOND RACE.
puN Hor "a ld.A vAS ny1n
R,6wy..s :. T. Mary D.. ~ 'himsar-iImira. % o.,
II iinmon.s Oh. seysn. IG4 C. snyder; ..:...a
p Done nr Darius. 8 ihi dNor,if..y1 &
bard ssI$ bSiiss isis tuesday. Afesis Collins,
and Capt Garland also 1, ran; .osx
g.as. ss,ss. ::s sis - s & Seven
THE THIRD RACE.
sqssss fsssss :. SsnS'sI By b4sanSsHDssyy,
S, ssa: s & i & s. s. IS b
smuHsler also ran
ussy Il sn as;ss S.s ; ssss .s sss
THE FOURTH RACE.
.,ss ssS: s'ssE; Rail- %,'' sn s; sn.-con..
ssTsns. stables 6 Islsphons s 90 ya.cauisyj::::
La Grippe. Dundee. SIad fsSa ,Ss Also ran.
sss Mutual. e pa il. H. ;5 Ess''''"' "
THE FIFTH RACE.
Purse $500. for beaten horses: i've fur!onEs
Beaverhe-d Stables CHI. h. Comet, aged. by Robbery
Boy-dam by Belmont 121 [Dwyer). ................1
John Mulinss Maxim My, loo driving.
& Le0nard's z. Bonnie King, aged. 100 tDwyerl
Hawkeye. Knapp. Lomax. Algebra gelding and Sun.
day also ran.
Time, LOO.
Betting-rwo to I against Comet ~ to Maxim
nly. is to Bonnie King. Nutuals paid S%t5 sass,
$3.50.
THE SIXTH RACE.
Purse $780, selling: six and half furlonga
J. A. Nahony's b. b. Prince Howard, g. by Prince
r!eyEBanche ~ III Penny ,:.::;:;...........a
c. Sattlers b. I. Frances s., ll2 driving
Ftzroy. Hope colt Marie Lowell and Freezer also
Time, :2ll$
Betting-Four to against Prince Howard to on
Mabel 10 to against Frances s. Mutuas paid 1925.
$3.50, 81 81
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To.dny's Programme Mt Guttenburx.

First Rnee-purse $500; sevc,,eighths Of q mile.
ProdigRi l1I Senophon. 1lp: Defendant. JOY; Cas-.
seia, lo7: Irregular. Io+; Seven 80.
Second RaeerrIrss s4oo; ssliins dnveTsghths 1 q
Houston. Jos; sir Lanco;o los; silver M;nt,, l9s
Mitchell, loo: EmmaJ:. JOB; Aunt Jane. 1o3
Third cc--Purse $500: selling: nye.cighths of a
lection no. Jake Hess. iGs; Teleph2ne lo!: Himex.
Black Haasar Iol: AIrae. *5.
Fourth Race-Purse $500: selling: one mile. Van.
ITO: Wheeler T.. lOa bohemian, lO4: Boyle Rhodes.
1o5: Birthday lo3 Sandstone. io2.
Fifth RAce-Purse $500 for all ages: thYeeQuarters
OF aini.-. Badge. liz: Text. l12 Toauo. 100; Jed.
1o2; Marie Lowell 49 Early Blossom. st .. r. T.. ~.
mile Connndrum. III: Csn,a9r. d2l: sEaTing' us
T.. us; OttaMa. ll2i KINGDOM lo0.
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Billiard Experts Ut Practice.

There was large crowd OF onlookcrs at Maurice
Daiy's billiard parors on Broadway. near Thirtythrd
street. last evening. during the slossonDs exhibit
tion game, The men played 5oopoint game. The
George siesson.o g. 81. 90 1877. o. IS. 4, Q. 10.
2. ~. 81. @ 7, 30 Total, 500 Average n T-1I.
49, 20 Total 2aS. n ASeraTs. lsA -.
paTiors. the Columbia this evening.
Jake schasfer Is playing in good FORM He played an
exhibition game ut Heiser's parlors last night.
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Yale Men at Work.

The training in the gymnasium and the "cags" OF
the candidates for positions the Yale baseball team
began yesterday under the direction Of Capt. Murphy
Bowers Ia tho most prominent candidate for pitcher
Bowera. Csss hcCiung Bliss. Murphy. Beal and Par.
ker OF last years team are IN coesp Poole. Calhoun
me next tqItnight will done BY the colts confer
uTdsy. when IL win be what b done p eject
AhHimopl0ps agreement between the three celsgsA
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Other Winner. B. ,he Star a, G. F,..,s.

The concluding bouts In the finals Of the Star Athletic
Clubs boxing tournament, in Puritan Hail. Long Island
City. on Monday night were: W. Ross, Hanover A. c..
Knocked out i, oBrien. Heard A. C.. in the second
round q the second trial bouts in tho i6pound class
G In the tnal bpn, VI the loa.pound class. Robert
knocked out by iiolmer IN the hna bout OF the 1885,
pound class Murphy neatJ Roman In the !45-round
class, and McWiiains forfeited ~ ". Ross In the
ll6pouud clAsk
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Juaa Resigns che Match without Resun.
lng Play.

b.. Lours, Jan. la.-Judd resigned the fourteenth
game and thereby the match without playing further
The position in the last sams evidently hopeless
for Judd, - his king was exposed and showaiter was
bound to win some pawns by checking. A return
match may be play ed In April
Append.dis the Of the fourteenth and last game
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1xSxYs FORFEIT OWE GAME.
But The5 Appear In Trne to Roll Aeains
She Orchard TeAu.

me renny Club Of jersey City forfeited game to the
Yonkers team In last nights series Of the American
national tournament The Yonkers bowiers waited
nftsen minutes after the scheduled and they
then ordered by President uas TO roll their game. A
despatch was received later from the Tenny Club.
stating that they their way from Trenton and
would be on hand in time to participate In the third
game. The Orchard team consented to roll against the
Yonkers In the second game a. they din not want 10
defeat the Tonnys By forfeit. Tho scores;
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Bosros, Jan. l:.-Arer two years Of prohibition B0s
ton win reyei In public eNhibition. OF boxing The
were their predecessors and, as result the expo
nents OF the manly art will be allowed more latitude
than Tor two years past.
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Company E Men Shoot Well.
COMPANY =.

Company Els rife team of tho Seventh Regiment
competed last evening for the Kemp trophy aud made
a total OF OIL. The scors
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New York "a 40 Pa $50 I16 ass Gao 6O6683 77a
Standard. lao 235 3o7 500 42S <8S 582 GAG 7o1
umpircs-H. u. Biddle and r. A. Roe Scorars-A. X.
Nothing and O. II. Thompson.
AveraEs-Nev York. 1855 4-5; standard 100 10.
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The sers. Of s.me, between Psul.sn and wushrmsn
The Fiaea crack wa. oaspayeS a. svery
point p his who won after eight
'SEs ..s ea%saras!.sn: 1e;; wpsnrm.n: las.
T FnT;IS
sixth tsme-Fanisrn. To; w9shrinan 9sa:
Eishsh n1nss.Paai.sn; 49, wuehim.n, :sl:
pnannsa@6 Gs sef Fsasa is
pins in the third game in the Academy Tournament
Wsi:. r III s wallace 1913: s.rao.
III ss ;.Ss: ISL ss. III 70"
nament won another game on Monday evening. The
scores:
H. Si.na ,s Ssh% &s.s Ta's
E ESs;ti ' is 1 4sss TO- 'sF 1885, xa 1911
srcoSp GANr.
e. ss, ku 9s NJ: I%k.n G;hss
Kisis:.sn e iss psns.n Hi T9t.t lis '1S;
IT, Rogers ISL ISL Rssns 1885, 1885,
Both match Eames rolled on Monday n,.ht between
Sy s # ;s.%
The scores:
Hi sad sstf 9 asS: ss aosl ss
49, s ' s. as9t 49, E.t. x 4
SECOND CAM
'is ses Ss '' ssas 49, ssel e. IL
1885, 49, p a.as 81 E ss. isc
Brooklyn Monday evening rolled At Aems m. II
*: s;.s "a s: q:
i1s Ss s.
mann ISL draasnsis.S Ios Total .e ssy l''' Dohr
Hss 1872 sssahu 49,
,ls .S "a Fsis U.s. III dss% ISL Wool
w.9s 70 Ssn as'i e asla 1885, wooa ls,
,dS &ss u.s. ssssn 49, ; tn .'Ani
On In h'RSs
uRsT
ia ar.ss% Er III: e.A 1885,
ous4. Is ssHsl III 49, rJ Rs zSRs $50;
ifs f ss:5 g. ssi ,a p: I4s .ss $780,
o'DOnohus. I2I; schultz i6s: Lamb. 81 Total 1aa
rBIRD CANE.
Team No. 6-Tayior. 15l; Dick, la; stsrkev ia.
oEonShNIs' III schultz 1os Lamb lilo. Total 7t2
wsa ~ r sss iss s'a Hss.
ToukrH CANE
Team NJ SIBaker I4s: Krumlsek, lhs: Black, 1ss;
Team No. 6.TAylor. ISL; Dick. III; stsTkeE ia;
oDononae. III; Schultz loo Lamb IA Total 1855
ne Veteran HAN tournsmsnt OF Brooklyn the fol.
Chestnut-Waldron, l<a Wiikey IN, Horr,. ia.
Iedins y7;i HOFFMAN. ST. Kohl iss: KAssebsIt tn:
1921. ' sN'' Ao'' IVA.
son l22: Fullerton l23i J. Schroeder, lbi; Nav los:
SSIayn; "; Larson. III; Ardrey $50: barnes, i7Y.
Tho New York BICYCLE Club met their strongest On
ponens II the Wheelmens League. the AtsantA Wheel.
New SorEs n sy evening" The game Was rolled tie
New York Bicycle Club-RomAins. lb9; Charlotte.
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,Umpirs-s Prince scorsr-r. ". Timpe and II. 3.
steAdman
Averags-Yonters. lac.


Yonkers....7 1877 21e 27p $50 46a Bh0 a2< 7o2 700
Orchard. So 139 200 20l $50 A48 628 595 6s7 76l
Umpre-S Prince. Scorers-O. Book and L. Irwin.
Averago-Yonksrs, l5S: Orchard. 152 l.a
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Captwilliam Rose had little show against Major John
Casmody in the Brooklyn handbau court yesterday
afternoon. The Major played in fne FORM and his
superior in rank three straight games The Of
the match was as followsS
CAPT. Eoso
John NcEvoy beat Thomas Dunno quite handly. The
score:
John 81 81
Major Carmody and James Donohus have authorized
nss Soisn 30 liz Amr Sr GI ana
Philadelphia challenging them to q home and. home
Tho idea Of the Brooklyn players y TO have the nrs
Philadelphia court "wednesday, Jan 81 and the re-
manning six TO DO played In Champion Caseys court in
Brooklyn.
RUS may read lie has Just had the following sign in
large white letters black background. painted on
the outside wall OF his courts brooklyn Handbail
dnd Caseys more readily.
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fiRsr 0ANn
Totals. .....l4 20 II So;

TRANSs.
Moatclair 90 16a 272 $40 AT 4a1 $40 61a e7s 1854
n Y A. C....S5 112 2b3 347 453 $50 "a 1913 so 1913
Umpirss-J. C. Renwck and W. W. Green. Scorer
A. T. Or aud J. H. Bell
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KINLwoRrH. |

The game in section 2 of tho American Amateur
Bowling Union at the Kontlworth alleys In East l25th
street. last night In defeat tho
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bowling Games To-algAI
AMERICAN RATIONAL rouRxAxxsr.
ATLANTA vs. German!a; Germania W. Gotham; Goth-
am Ataianta-
ACADEMY fouRNAHINI.
KrAkehlia VS.. Weat Shore; West Shore " Gotham;
Gotham Va Krakshua-
vHEKLnRN's LxAoun
Union County Roadstsrs 70 jersey City A. G. Wheel.
men. at Union County Roadsters' alleys.
AMERICAN AnATxuR UNION.
Section 1-xavier A. A. Vs. American. ss Xavier 4 l.
alleys
Section 2-Grp " Bloominsdale: Grip VI. Madison;
At Grip alleys.
Section 3-Saranac ". Peerless at saranan alleys
Section s. fanwood A. G. VI. Plainusd A. O.. at Plain
field A. Z. alleys.
ATHLETIC LEAGUE.
Manhattan A. c. vs. Rossvills A. A. At Manhattan A.
alleys: Jersey City A. G. North End 4. C.. At Jss
sey City A. c. alleys
BOsoKEN TOURNAMENT
Atsa ". Holzhacker; Hour vs.. Temperance.
AhATrUR ASSOCIATION
Now Jersey A. 9. w. Arlington. ct New jersey A. q
alleys.
JERSEY crrY amateur LHAeul
Montgomery Va J. Boyd. at Montgomery ausya
sAy vIEv TOURNAMENT.
Poodle.
VETERAN HALL rouBSAhRsL
EacelAnd W. Chestnut.
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THIRD CANE
vRAAHs.

Tenny..... 81 1e1 23e so 800 4s8 Ssp aa4 7s3 s2S
Orchard 1O1 176 2es 016 400 ABB b48 822 $50 756
Umpre-s Prince. Scorers. Simon, U. SohAensr.
Averago-Tenny les; Orchard. Isl 1.o.
Tho Al andArd team sustained expected defeat At
tho hands of tho Now York Clubs team In Anycrcsn
Amateur Bowling Union. section 2 contest At tho Co.
lumbus Market alleys last night The score:
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Totals. ..10 IL 10 Sl8 Totals. IL 2A12 $40
FRAMES
Kenilworth 90 1I6 o3o $40 4O7 40 SIS e7O TAT RIp
Grip. IT, 264 3x2 <38 522 500 879 761 $40
Umpires-s. ". warnock and 8. Price. scorers-P B.
Hutchinson and J. ". Banks.
The Echo Club defeated the Nameloss Club Last
ing in tho section three series tho American
Union the Elephant Club aleyu. The score:
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Totals. is Is IL ei4 Totals. 1T isis soc
Echo. ...1ol 1ss 27s 377 40 $40 674 1877 $40 ola
% 173 2SS 3u7 51S 5g5 667 72o So5 800
=, umpiIeMs y. sweezly scorers-Thomas Curtis and

Between the " roofing " and eectioneerinR there
In the Athletic League series the New York Athletic
Clubs Alleys between their team and the Montclars Of
New Jersey the visitors proving easy prey for tho
homo team. The scores:
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FRAMES.
Montclar .Ba 1874 1os PIT 1851 413 40 bss GA 7o3
Now YorkA.C75 1o2 c3s $40 426 $40 Ho4 COT 706 s6&
Umpires-J. C. Renwick and W. W. Green. Scorers-
A. T. Greene and J. II. Bell.
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1921 s,s o III sss.si.r .p pss 49, Ts,. ,.' rn
H; ..J ltS 81: Esss. III is Pr. 4s: H. Miller
rs srssIs ,s,sDn, and YS!q, ers. ,os
Broadway. Tue scores:
FIRST CANE
,d NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. sss as,.- HI Tss. ~. Abbott
ISL iS my .s To. 49, BALDWIN
,oo s 12S S Tos. 49, BALDWIN,
vorsisr. III: Meyer. ITO. Total SO. ''''
THIRD CANE.
vs4,sr GS; s,ys. &c., 40 4G.a hnE 1885, 7'ed is'
los: IT, Meyer w. Abbot"
match s:n: on Y: :sy. oh s Monday
Inf Tas ,s, BRYAN ,.s lord
s's;S; ,s 1nSs1t 49, isss Si S.ds" f i'd
1s ,ssyS IA III, kim no.
Hoor. r III: cc. 49, sanirs ise ioss issi
NEWARK Jan. l2-rhe following SCORES made in
the Montgomery tournament last night:
FIRST CANE.
Ials nou,'TssnS Iss; Is iss Sorr'sAn 'e':
Us;:9 s E 4as aa' rA'0 1885,
ss III aS.9 ~ @ ,s:
sssSsns. iSo; Us,ss. iso Total ga 'e"''' -'''
THIRD CANE
mfs No s Is I 5s sssopD
'h's Ss isS 81 1905
s:o second .u,Cr:s =. n n: Harlem =:
a.sss':a q .ss
nrR e
49, Harrison 1s v.Ilsndsr is 1o's CYL IA
wi.s isi cR.ss 10: andr Isl total ~ '
match ssme on The later. alley. On MONDAY Esss
Ssvlers TOOK the lead IN Tho arst frame and held L
':ssy m sH% asun anf s B. ,s
IT, IL
1aS ods wn1
IN; 1a2 AhluAn. i2s; Grill. 127: Kisrnan. lsL
II: M.xthorns Club defeated the Athletic and hide
Brooklyn on saturday evening. the scorc.:
R.,s;ss is. nsns4 'c 4as 1-'
x.s sS: Gam is Toss sSs 12S '0'
ISL ss. 4 1s H s i o.dn.
x:neIs i2S: GAIN ' U.s. Totai 3as co. "'HA"' ''ss
Tu,RD GAME
fos u o.'ans
Observation-Disclosures 1872; Gloystcr. 49, Flick, lE0s
Kathleen, 160: Heuer. ia Total. TIA
'As,, sssnn: 's,s s
winning both games. The scores:
u.s. { iii r 4 'ss g s'''' 1885,
ID s;s4S 49, sG. 49, ~"s
SECOND
Friday Acknowledging, 15c; Friedgsn las; Ford.
1.a: WisweL 1877; Zrltner 1bH. Total 12p.
Phoenix - COwperthwaite. 1b5: Fielding, 16S; Fttl
siinons, 149: Talbot. 1874; Cu,s. 1870 Total. s3a
Third
PhHniy-Cowperthwatte, I58; Fielding. 1913; Fits
simons 40; Talbot $50; Clute, l73. Total. $50
Nonpareil-Welng. ITO: Miller. 161; q. Bates. 16<;
zwipger, l43: g. Bates. 100. Total. 1858.
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12T: stoli 100: seh.efer. ls2; Total. l.It4.
Peal 40: TerbeiL lit: Drabblo. li3; Miller IaS G
HAlsey, 1Oi; Edwards 13<. Total l,U<4
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colu.s,. Coues. Athletes.

Total for fourteen from Parkville Farm 81 700
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Tho Harlem whselmen defeated tho A1tecs in q
match game on the formers alleys on Monday even
Ing. The score:
Harlem Whee n-Mainhart 15,: Bryan. 1%3: lord
16a: Roese, 1854: Lowe. 1877; hoffman. Ia: smith. l.
G.. 1855; Van AInbsrE. 1863; Macy. l0l; Braden 100
Axtsc-ilodRes, l45; Floyd. 1+2: KIRK. lSo;. Jon.s
Moore. III: Coz 1885, squire. ise Total ilsi' ''''
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There was also second surprise At the Harlem Hs.
publican Clubs alleys on Monday night. when the
Standards defeated In their section two
Amateur Union game with the home teem: The score,
standard-Thompson. 1872: Mclean. 1875; Du Barry.
40; Harrison. 1853; vaend-r. l41. Total. CYL.
Harlem Republican Club-Prics. 1885, Engeson lAAs
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Purse $500: selling: six and q half furlonga
J. A. Nahonys b. b. Prince Howard, g. by Prince
har!ey.Blanche. ~ III Penny ;:;.;...........d
c. Sattiers b. T. Frances g. Il2 (lrving) ........ 8
Fitzroy. Hope colt Marie Lowell and Freezer also
Time, l:2llS
Betting-Four to against Prince Howard. ? to ! on
$3.50, 81 35.
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Tho New York Bicycle Club met their strongest on
Ponsnss u ths Wheemens League the AtsantA Wheel
New foIk's alleys The score: SA Wv
new York Bicycle Club-RomAins. l69; Charlotte.