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Grs>ip Ortlie Alleys.

S.ction A OF the American Amateur Rowing rniol
wifi / % Il n meeting an next Saturday night tcAtd
uis Viii then be ahprisd,
Amstrh game between the Palma and N"Mark E'y
bont Clubs. played at the H;trrs s.cfs on H'i.r'"3
niEL,. r-sutcd in avIcio.y Tor III" f"'"as u! A'''
o; i.iIN 10 l3iS
The Utopia bowling Gina are max AUAns' ~ ",
to hn d lean Tournament al the NJ tti"k "a ~
on Dec . mere " N h. thrrr teams hni m ~,
M, games against ,aru "i"nF - y, am
ltutri Tor each tam aF', lrHid A. ~ '''"'''' ~
II. Il. strauss. Team, = hiUheF .,,,.
meeting was held AZ ne Hh1 "'YS n r 81, ,rn
e,rn,ug 10 Orynuiyr \ ttrr1aHfbi H'Nfn 49, 49,,
arc"p'.d Ms n,,mn,rs a. iotow-i u"isy lAk NAN A..
van Jumbo. Fiieia lnr,' A. l'; ~ ,I,.r Of com.
entrance fer 4, Ri rul TIE An'i'n ..".'|i L. nniL
p-tt"rs to be HItr'n "h'.h'F h'''"' "
neat Sunday afternoon.
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4 FOOTBALL COMPLICATION
The Intercollegiate AssociAtao. s~ IN AVN
ward Position.

ward Position.
II the struggle for the intercollegiate foot
ball championship ends, rs 10 now quite gen.
erally anticipated. Yale will be the victor ana
the University OF Pennsylvania will carry OH
second honors. Yale has won from wesleyan
and Pennsylvania: the latter has won from
Princeton and lost to Yale. while Princeton mas
won from Wesleyan and lost to Pennsylvania.
It seems quite probable that Pennsylvania
will defeat Wesleyan. and II tho expectation OF
Yale's triumph over Princeton Is realized. the
SON would Ii be e as follows:
,,,i. = Il S5.ss;,sS. ID
Providing the battle results In this Tayy ths
in New York on Thanksgiving Day, iSoSS
That YOU'D s,ssE 81 the and on
rointmsnt to ais..wSeh docs MT relish , ss
srole soPetoiere occupied s1sISslysly ny
Maryprd Yale, and prinset2n.y Lo VII iHse be-
Pay Sa.9 Tor a aseecordnS to
that day ire equally divided xsa gstw son
tss q SsW OfI IS has bSsn rich financial
plum. , .,o ,or.
sttStiSn SITS iostS tSat the
q the ssa5 sha mo- .scaps
s are n heard tic Yaie camp and 4
il not at all Improbable that with no aterne-
hesce the blue would retire from the inter niav
collegiate association and thus 20 Tree 70 pay
dual league with Harvard. ,o.,
MIR + SsdS a ssfHi
S Ss w0Rd srS
b Again Yale SomRsdiptt to ,0S Slayy
season. while Harvard and Prineeton es,Gia sI
with ono hard contest each. IherS rs HI iig
question that tho supporters OF the oiuo VIII
next season insist on rsarranGsm1sn1 o. n tns
frncston will undoubtedly mako tho most
desperate struggle possible whsn sns m foot
Ss Hao nssas' q thss aoee
outcome Of the struggle. Defeated. the Iieers
will eeo all their former prestige slip away.
II they win they will strengthen their position
citation In = queer plight Providing Primo eton
defeats Yale and rennsylyania ,vanouisLess
Wesleyan. She standing Of the colleges would
Ess : Il n:.I:y.s, S
1t will DO, seen, that Yale. Princeton: and
pennsylvsnia viii be tied Tor hrst pace s anS
q case. Section 3 OF article provides that
greatest number OF games won; ana IN case OF
tie In tns Rs
Section 4 says that IN case there Is ito for
second place In the championship series. the
record OF the previous year shall determine
W Whh tho Of sS EG s 81
the provisions of section Of this article"
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The Furniture Sior" OF H. NJ. howe's esn
In Hrao.iNn Burned.

The Furniture Sior" OF f. NJ. howe's esn
In Hraoh.Nn Burned.
Tho furniture store u Il. NJ. Howe's son q
the corner Of hutton street and Bedford ave-
nuc. BROOKLYN. was burned yesterday after
noon and several thousand people saw tho
show. The fire started in the boile room 10
the basement about l2'a o'clock: In0 alarms
brought out about everybody in tho neGll1or-
hood. 4 vacant building across the street N
Bedford avenue was soon crowded VII siEh'-
seers and then the police had n lot OF trouble
holding in check tho people in the street VINO
could not get into tho building, The iI!c was
burned all the afternoon and the place was
Quilted. The building is owned by ha .ds7
Coopar OF ia Hancock street. II Was danAGc,l
about SIC, 900. Howe's Son had s';u,Uuu worth
Of stock. and $2j.OuO worth "i It iaruIpei me
house next door in Fult on street wns damaged
snry 90 carry their hose, UP through IT. ~ mo
root to pour water into the ourn!n. bu!!I'hs'
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Favor,te. Beaten At Nashville.

NASHVILLE, Nov. 14.-The talent guessed
poorly at West Side Park to-day. Four Of tho
five races were won BY outsiders in the bet
ting. Tho track was very sloppy.
First Race-selling; Ave furlongs Sly Lisbon. III
(R. Jonesl nrst; Granite, IFS Dickens second;
hlanches Last. III (FreemAnl third. Time. l 0s
Bslung-Eight 70 ! Sly Lisbon to B!anches Last.
to Granite.
Second Racs-ssling: six and half furlonga Critic.
400 Tlorpe) rst: Kildare, los lowry second: Whit
t!er. zoo a. Cl.yton) third: Tim, i::a betting
Third Racs-Ilandtcsp. for two.yearolds;. nve fur
longs. Ed Greenwood 81 tsatvenr. nrst: Miss Nose
THIRD Tins q. S:s,nEu,Fx. to r IEd Greenwood
Fourth Race-One mile. Quotation. io2 Il. Barretn:
frst; Ethel Gray ll2 Thorpe, second Tempest. lot
(keebo) third. lime. Al. Betting-Thrse to Quota
tien. ! 70 , Ethel Gray. TO z.mpost 49,.
furlonga Tie Cever. lo5 u. Barrstt). nrst: Due nna
1O5 Thorpe). second; 4. JaIon 30 Perkins third No
to 1 A JxlOu.
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HARYAHD's DKPENDEN CE
Ca the Good Work Thst Her Tean Have
Done In secret Practice.

CAMBRIDGE. Nov. Ian air Of deep mystery
surrounds the Harvard eleven. and there 10 as
much speculation among the students as
among graduates and outsiders az to the
meaning Of Harvard's erratic actions In recent
games. One might nearly rs we'll talk TO
stone walls as to the members or coaches OF
the team to find out what they think Of the
probable chances OF success against Yale.
They absolutely refuse to state their opinions
for publication. and only when person APP
proaches them In confidence. and requests
advice for personal satisfaction. will they talk
at oil. and evon then each one is as guarded as
II victory itself depended upon their remarks
This peculiar secrecy is something new at
Harvard. and Is interpreted to many things.
while the average student to-day knows as
little about the real state OF affairs as the
graduate Of two years. standing. v,,o,, MN,
showing against the University Of. Psnnsyl-
vania has not Inspired the Harvard team with
any apparent fear OF either faes orensiye t OF
day that tic University OF Pennsylvania. put
up q much weaker game against yale than
tk S result h Of last sSturdays game no asan.e
GGuld 30 drawn Ss sU s
AS to the game with Harvard 1t seems very
than she did with pennsylyania t9 keep tho
from all provious records lale's chances are
brighter than Hnrvard's. but few, and the
iieve that Harvards greatest strength has not
been shown this season.
1t should DO remembered that Harvard 9 last
game was week or SO ago. Since then tho
practice has been SO secret and mons mouthe
20 closed that there are rumors In the atr that
provoment. Cumnook. Cranston, Crosby 0l !
Joe Sears. captain N $50: Perry Traf1ord and
and industrlously working to got the mon in
condition. There can be little doubt that the
Harvard team Of week ago are not the same m
face each other at Springfleld next Saturday
will their relative strength be known; ONLY
two more days remain for practice, On THURS
day tho IN en- will rest and on friday they leave
for Sprinpfielu.
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Majestic Beats tho Etruri..

The Majestic Football Club. composed Of employees Of
the steamship scored another decsivs victory
under English Association rules. at Manhattan Field
yesterday afternoon Their opponents were from the
steamer Etrurin- Tho ball was put In play II 81
O'Clock For half hour the struggle was very even.
aud the ball travelled UP and down tho held in lively
fashion without any point being made. r. B. Trainer
finally got possession of the ball and sent the leather
under tbs Etr1I'a,s gsal BY df,cu screw shot, Ten
minutes later W. Tray contributed anotheH goal and
half time was called afte r forty nve minutes play
Upon resuminG play the Majestics had the ball close
to their opponents goal almost continuously. and
Miller. wlse and Fayer shot the ball through at ten.
minute intervals. few minutes before call Of time
a supreme effort and scs-cd brilliant goal The hnal
score OF the match was: Msjestcs goals; Etrurias,
goal 1he teAIns were:
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To.d.y.s En,rie. At outtensurx.

First Rscs.Fivs furlonEG selling; RECALLS. 49,
Blackjack; Mulhatton craft. Extra l02 each.
Aaeintosb Bel Dement'S liz each; Ees. NcDun Pan
way. 100 each: Johnny UCounor. texation celding.
" each.
Third Race-Fivs furlongs: selling. lithbert III;
Priscilla. Ellen 100 each frunty. le7: Glorana. lU4
jury colt, shotorer. Express lo2 each.
Fourth R.cs,IHsa,ndioap; enc mie oKins Crab !ls
1ol.
Josie III: black colt ump) BY Chlan-FAlsestep los;
PITT sing 197 bay COY " Bonnie B.1,-Te!iu. 100
Bases-T1rn Taw. ~; khoda My. 81: Miss Nellie "a
Lisbon-NinDis Brown nlly, ~,
hprst Sir walter Raleigh. 1ls each; Dante. no:
Chauncey Fairploy, lo4 each; Addie B.. l04: Alma T.
%; NArbOnns colt, o.
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TIE fIourish:n- Nas.uus.

The annual meeting and election Of otrcer. .: tho
Nassau Boat Club of the Harlem River WAS held l,s.
night ut tho ST. Cloud Hotel Tho rIeAsurerS report
was received with much applause AZ II shuwc,, ,hu
,lGb 10 he In better financial condition thHl ~ any
time within tho past nt,esn years. Ihc Captains re.
port was also favorable strnng chUr;s made to
nave Al0nsGn B wilson accept accumulation fOt ths
rhpthincy, when he Ar lo FOR tW0 Years. bat ;rrsS'
ing business engagement rsHrrI"d h!m 1" iecnue,
frtlerirk j webs VINO Mas Ca.ta!n Of the Srw IGrN
Athletic CuDs water polo Ira las year selected.
IN" following o,urcrS srUted
President JOhu H. Ahtc Jr., NiC"rrrshcnt IN res
J. burhhGh SECRETARY .E"l.ElcT \, -! CwliaNi CNIe
IAN. L. j. Wells: ilcut.u tni. T. J. ,rt.sy; i1uter- +.
mar o. :. Null. A.. 1. Jrssl., ~ Carr, aud 4. II
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Coiumb,.'s Class Games

Tho football captains OF the senior. Junior. sopbo
more and freshmen classes of Columbia College met
yesterday and arranged schedule Of games. The
divisions were represented by Capt. +. j. Oaks U3;
Cant. y h. Demorest. %: Capt. ". B. Potts. 'a5 and
Capt, L. Woodward 'Dh On Nov. III tho freshmen will
play tho sophomore. and on S:v. - the seniors viii
bridge The two winning clubs Will play Oh for the
college championship.
College team at Williansbr,dgc., ON Sow. 10 tile
Columbia freshmen Will play the Princeton freshrp en-
either at Ma nhsttsn Field wlIliamshridge This viii
be the regular annual game between the two teams
Columbia College VIII probably have varsity crew
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SLOW R.e,nx ON Indiana. New Track.

CHICAGO. Nov. 1A.-Horses ran to form At Roby to
day. OF the nve winners three favotes aud tho
other two strong second picks. Jimmy McLsugh.
Inns Key West and walco. both favortes. wero beat
en- Wslcott ran second to Faero bnt Doggett foulsd
0lenoid NIFTY yarda from tho line md tho judges dis
qualified WaIcott. sonoma Boy won tho Maiden race
easily. Horace l. beating Roster half length for
place The half mile for youngsters went TO Bismarck.
with Northwestern second. aud Castanet third. Time.
1:ood.
Fourteen pnters in the avsfurlonR dash. Lucin.
da won by three lengths from Hercules key West be-
3e nurse amer shaking MalcS,. on tn. latter being
dsQualihe1 GlenOid got the place ana Alturos third
was won by vnnaoe BY neck from ProGisate: spetn
poor third. Time, 80
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AIT whites quoting grOurd. Astoria. last Sunday
Jim Mcneil gave Eob Dagger a severe beating. The
neh pitched two games. ore with iS pouni and the
other with pound puotts AT eish,"en yards with
tho six FOUNDERS Dagger did very well scoring - To
~ for McHeiL The second attempt VITA the li.hter
irons was "a Waterloo .or Dagger who stoned bat II;
pulhlt whle ms opponent ma Ia 20 tbs iU;aI
Was ~ To 80 III favor uf McNei.
On IhanksHIrhs DAY y tournament Will hr he'd At
Dies Whr'. srnun.s 81 I"ut; street, HrooLlyu the
purse beihxSio rho ptrhing VIII b. Up.n IL al, at
"Rherh yards. nhnita nos To "hce"d rls inches III III.
hih"lrr Entrance lee VIA hs 10 rrnt'. T. White
day
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The American Field Trials.

COLUMBUS. Ind. Nov. 1+.-Drawing for three
stakes OF the American Field Trial Clubs
triuls took place tonight.
Frank 1shtned. Rhiwas. and HID are the
starters in the All Age English Softer Stake
Quaker. Betsy Crafts, Hopeborn. Fing!as.
Mnrlowe. Beau Brumnol. Elchos Maid Win
ME. and Ranger are tho nine entries in tho All
Ages Irish Setter Stake. Eric Don Fishel.
Wise Croxtieth. Nutwood. Rex. Faust. King.
Don Manitou. Midget, and Maid Of Assam are
the nine starters IN the All Age Pointer take.
Ihe weather Is clearing NJ after heavy rain
tomorrow morning. Birds are reported AS
being fairly abundant good trial Is aatcl-
Dtltuu.
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Totals. IL aai, So rotals..I4iViT 8II
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Tic San Francisco correspondent OF the Wu,ga'ei
Mar writes;
billy Murphy is very anxious to arrange n match
with George Dixon. lie says lie viii uccomnOaa tho
colnr"i gt Il5 pounds or II Dixon wants to fight AZ
lihor IN pounds Le w meet him Tor the CHAM p"n-
mp and throw IN ths bells murphy has started IN 30
Tain lor ms right with Tommy White. which taxes
Place before the fsrihc A. q. IN DhccmOer Mnr3hy
wa' married recently And h3 wf, is Gloss by Ii iii
LIS trhiniMZ AI.nr.e.s.'
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Emil. the Rlxh. End Of WILLIAMS, Islurea

WLLANsrowS. Nov. 1L-Ths practice of the Williams
team this afternoon caused their supporters to pluck
up little hope. Capt GARFIELD took part and play ed
with his usua! vigor which stimulated the whole team
TO do better work Towne played with the captain At
half ana although slightly I'M ured did we'll Draper
who payed At half while GARFIELD was iaId up was put
the second eleven day
ONE Of the worst accidents Of the season occurred
Just at the close OF the Ennis who play right
end on the varsity tesm WAS accidentally struck IN
the head by the opposing half back and severely
bruised His condition tonight leads many 10 fear that
would be severe blow. as there Is end In college
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BOWLING ON MANY ALLKYa
Exciting Games Played Ia the Academy
Nn;iounl Tournament,

The clubs Of the American national bowling tourna.
ment resumed play at tho Germsnia Assembly Rooms
alleys last night Tho usual number OF enthusiasts
were on hand and they showed increased interest In
the rolling. The first game was between tho ffth
wnrders aud the Orchards resulting in favor Of tho
former by twcntyfour pins The contest was exciting
thu oughout. and was not decided until tho tenth
frame when the winners III adc grand spurt
In tho second game the Orchards rolled better The
champion Spartsns began poorly but AS tho game ad.
vsnred did nicer work. Thev made their opponents
hustle in the Las. two frames but tho Orchards had
big lead and The third game won by the
spaitans with something To spare. Tho scores
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Maurice DAILY ut Hens Agn,n,

Maurice DAILY arrived home from Europe late on Sun.
day night on the steamer La Bourgoane Da!y is in
the best OF health and reports enjoying pieassu.
Journey "h!.e IN Paris he could have closed an en-.
kagemrnt 10 rlsy billiards At 50 tsy lie bsIisyrs
that many OF thn best French stnrS Wi be III America
next year To play at ia" NoTus Fair and prn aUy Az
unconditional tournament VIII be- arrhhged. the gnm,y
I" he played in TINS city aud Chicago Daily Witty 10
Introduce the present style Of french billiards vi hi.
rooms. Broadway and rAirty'third stsect.
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,hoynski Mus. he Tired or a mcr,ca.

Joe Choynski Is seriously considering tho matter OF
taxing another trip to Australia lie of ths opinion
that there IL no place like tho antpodes "In case
Get oil Eight with Hal and lick him." Choynski fur.
Their SAID. II will nj once depart for thst country"
Va, III do you think VIII win, Costello or Gr.ggains.
in their hattie at tie Coney Island Club !" Cboy p.ki
MAS asked.
"ios-.lO sure" was the quick reply "Co,ello is n
wonderful hghI.r And can use his two hands to good
advantage"
=, Shoynski AMI his manager Parson Davies left for
Ihiladr phia yesterday.
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Dlr,i Of Grief

About a month ago francis 5. oRricn. o
wc!l-krown William ,hurGh CITIZEN died hNer
n brief ilIucss at hi1 home. 4l'' Grand street
NJ. D'Erian Erisved ~ much Oyor his death
81 Gil. mo Il! a wees later. on SATURDAY
10 Iiad. lnsying two Children. She was 80
ynnt4 Old. aud tho funeral Wi! take place this
afternoon.
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GLorcTsrfR Nov. lf--First Eace-Foir and one ha II
tnronrs Mnrtci hIst Dora second. Washington bird
zane. 90
second Neutrality-suspicious. OF mile. Starlight
won, Rear Guard second. starter retiinRii third
Time. l:.l,
Tir1 Racc--One mile. rargain wou Montreal sec
ond Gensl third. Tnie ! ,5,i..
Forr'il ka"s- MNs AMI = sixteenth. Prnther nrst,
Schoolbot coh!, Alan Archer third. fine. ,'iIa
onh. 1iosa thiri. Time Los
sixth RRce.ScNrnriguths Of mile. Paola won,
Mart second, Ruby tLIrd. Time, ! as
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ST.. LOUIS. Nov. iI-First Race-Fivs'eighths Of a
mile: selling. i"sdvills trst. ulr second. Guilty third
TINE, ! 03
s.coud Rnce--Thr-e. quarters OF mile: selling Hoo.
doc hrs;. Nay Curt second. DeishAzzar third Tune.
l:lI.
Third Rsca-Fivs furlonRs. Panini first. YouIindeu
second. Ennice third. Time. ON
Fourth kncs-svven furlonys Acclaim nrst Bug!s
Aeconi, Irene H. mud. Tune. :2?k.
fift Rare--0ne iiI. Lizzie v fst, Al Orth second
Principal third Time. l:I3iS.
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NOT YET EIYINGIISIYEU
Hnrbeck Stores SIN Burninc-Funera,so Of
the Dsad Fire M III,


The funerals Of Firemen Spaulding and
Estes. who lost their lives in tho fro at liar
beck's stores in brooklyn. will take place this
afternoon. All the members Of Four Engine
to which the deceased belonged. will parade.
and there Will also be two men from each Ok
the other companies. On reaching sixth ave-
nue. the procession will be divided. one part
going to Greenwood with the body II Estes.
while the other will follow that % SIHHIoIu.t to
the Flathush Cemetery. According {" ths
custom OF the depart nent. u monument ana
statue will he erected over the grI'" -. chcA
Of the dead lircmeD.
Fireman Samuel Mcpale Of Twen'';,'Eo 4;
probably lose his right ies hrdu.l think
they will have to nmrutei" i T. ~" ~ NE.
Assistant Foreman Micha", i"d-" o. hreS
Engine fell ycs,~rdaY Will" "h@4-e' N
stretching IL line OF no., mn! snrair"i on" OF
his ankles. The front nmi Tack wan, 81 , tis
building collapsed on snnD'lr n'Gh'. ana ms
removed all DANCE; o. u" "E''@Ilon, OF the
fire. The lremen. ,how-'"r VII he Kept az
work on the smoU.dccn. runs Tor n Gay OK
two longer.
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Lawyer Arthur Van Siclen has sccUred an
order from Judge lngraham OF tho Supreme
Court. ut tho instance OF Is. Il. Babhitt :. 90.
and the Dunham Manufacturing Company.
creditors of G.. Burkhalter Il Co.. for the cx-
animation Of Assignee Charles II. Fancher.
the officers OF the Irving National Bank. and
others to ascertain what has become Of tho
800 600 Of assets Of tho firm which WAS taken
away from tho store Mt or ABOUT the time o,
the failure. The order IL retiirnaule to-day
proceeding is TO have all the parties examined
In court.
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Racing Results OF Hawthorne.

CuIcAao. Nov. 14.-sport at Hawthorne gave better
satisfaction to-day. with three fhvoritrs successful
First Pace-Sel!inE; seven furlongs Prince Henry
nrtt. Forest King second. Speculation thId. Tine.
$40.
Second Race-liandcap 'syen fnrlongs. Louise
nrst. uruondo second Coy. Adams third. Time. 80.
Third Race-Twoyearold lnal.ttns: four and a ha.f
fnriongs Londonville hrst. MINNIE beach second.
Worlds Fair third. Time :o3
Fourth kscr-ssllinz ak turlonys Ono Dino FIRST.
Johnny Greener second. Robtsperre third. Time 10
Fifth RaceSeilnK one lurle and one sixteenth Con.
tent fret, Ed Bell second clifford third. Time 2:UlA
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NOTES by LASKER

NOTES by LASKER
Gay Both parties are well developcd
% This advance giyes fair prospects Of an attack
although II weakens tho X Y.
81 lost move as viii be seen mme diately.
~ II here TX 8. then kt--k sl.; y =, IL Q; Rt-
<,r r; Px r.BxP. 1t I. k-B sI Et-Q 6,
trl Z x Rt womb have been better.
% This virtually ends tho game.
To night Lasker will be at tho Hamilton
Iiub. TOMORROW he will plny against phil
Richardson at the Brooklyn Chess Club.
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VIII Couiey Ti-h, Gre d.

Tommy Greed called al 1m srN oficc yesterday and
said that he had very good reasons for no; mes'in.
Frank COnley at the Wgrinnd Mo. oi.ce. He doesn't
ihiIk that Coniey wants to meet him III Con sy Is
SINCERE IN wanting TO git,' creed continued. ~ VIII
match with him at li+ pounds. give or thG o
three pounds. 10 weigh IN at tue ring side fos ANY
on hand prepared TO clnch tho bargain"
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only three games necessary to decide the series
bet wren tho Jonah and HAicyon Rowling Clubs. the
former winning them All he hrh game was rolled
NJ tie Jonah alleys on sunday night the score uelns
h follows:
1873, schia. lS1; Goodman ll4 2inn l3J: Boehm. ia
ICiai, l.INI, "a. , 80. ,
haurr lla: ,rrg. ~; Wolf. lac: Elbn lJ8.
ueinshsuer, IlG, Hamburger l2S. Total, l.USl.
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TIL. members OF the Twcfth Regiment are Lak ,nr
elabvrai. preparations for the 10 no held at the
Srniory Dee. =. The ents. open 10 ali amateurs
VIII DO sih!yyaTa dash s4o hsi'milt and .lnl.o
ALI OF which win be Handicapped Theirs wiialso be
haltmlls novice race from scratch lo prizes Wit
SOD hunt watch 10 frat and gold vnenface
GAiab ~ ~-cnNh ~ AAIsA syuRl
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Rowling Games Tonight.

ANTrIri. NATIONAL TOURNAMENT.
F.delia vs Atlanta ATLANTA VS. Pleasure. Pleasure
vs. Fdcn.
wuIfLNrN's LnACrI.
Atlanta wheelmen vs.. Un.on County Roadsters at
Uu.Un County loadsters alleys
AGTEICAN ANATfUE BOWLING UNION.
Election c, Subdivision 2-Name.ess Va Pin knight
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W. T. b.. Mountainvilr y. Y--Tho classes
are pretty We'll split M. team shown yestcr-
day. but Thursday should be aboGt iae best.
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DIxen Say. the "Ro.cbud" Did No. Down
Him.

In speasing of tho knock down at tho hands OF tho
kentucky Rosebud" last week at Philadelphia
George Dixon says: lie never knocked M down.
Whenever rushed him he duek.d and tel over him
on tile moor from tho fOrct al lead. can lick this
fellow any day. III ADMIT however. that he is very
plu lul
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FOOtbnp Note ..

Tho vairnA Hoat Climbs foot hall team have issued
challenge TO ny hny team in tins vicinity. Address
ThGnssf y. Grace, 1ii Atlantic avenue brooklyn.
fbs PasyAic A. C. Of Newark arc anxious TO arrange
games wuh all hrst'ria.s foo'bal cuh,. nnd'r asso'
ri.tcn rules for satIrdhi o. sundays. ana TNanssgn'
ing hay. Address Juhn Macdonald. ~ IAbe.iy street.
Newark
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T,,al, 80. 20 43 81 1915 Totals. s5 81 1877

C. IG2 s33 4,s Ge4 SoH 977 1857 800 1870 l6I q
W.fi 4 :,s :iss eos t3s 77s 1926 1884 l244 1877
rmpires-Gsorso W Yates and J. ". ArksL