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GOSSIP Of the Courta

Dennis VI Nahon. who thinks he can beat any hand.
ss,S ~: '"a% ~
TsnI: ~" - s'SsN'"t
consult with him. ~ '' '"'1'N
The Mans,'anyc Climbs court will I, said b. II,
saEns Ro. T Hy ms% H ssa4 !:
slssmsi % not sane5 for ne lack e players
p.,sek Dan Mnrny and several other. who
coming more bitter daily. Two w.r. N al. ..
N M Of ." %ns or s"
OF sroo.iEn WI! Eny ths rMbIsr q nys fer so
to tho nrf fof c s . both
Hransy IS on Danny perfectly willing 10 play h.
os"1 ilS la"o aipoW six .c.. xn ss's Tor
a SIDE. Geo!s,e snDselnentiy became n!,le iirta.
lie FOR is. man so SIDE aud tho rubber he lest two
III tsn7w .s do e yns IN "on n vii not not
play.
capt w,n!;m ESss ,"i'. srs r.por,,r on sa,ura.,
innt the contest would takr Place al the Brookyn
nan @rp,ars",s *:.@ oc."cS :Gafp NH forfeit
stS ., tnsr.s ana III. imrrss'o" seems to Hs
TINT n" captain Ia. .arrrse IN store for the eScom'
Mclaughlin. y student at Manhattan College. Is said
sy yI . ays hs n. r9rES .s ndwsy
ns,q 5S 5% Mny ns s o h l,a .rs'
lad therefore greatly pleased over the erect ion Of
court 10 their home and II u reported that
Owner Mcconnell VIII see that the students shan haNs
fair opportunities to master tho kkitui and Igof"s
game,
The name OF L. Lougbman appears frequently IN the
list Of contestants NJ IN" Brooklyn landau ,!uts
court great many under he imVrc that no
/, newcomer these sogcs. 'ut the tact he
old standby Al TIE BROOK yR Cub and instead of be
called T. LlErmlf WISHES The Old Irish touch to 10
placed to Las name and that l~ stall be Known hers
after aS r. LoGgnnai Amy, comfy kildare lhs
IN I,stTuctiu. ir yuun. John Cannon IA ono Of his
pulls ana IuGEliar tHinIb he VII. make cham pion
ont OF the WICKLOW giant
lawlor sass he VIA not play Courtney game OF
tweut y.nr aces Tor pl,D aide My main obi &c,
Ia iny casey Law.o! further said. and when get
through WI that match III turn INV attention
.rs II, urrry had not been 50 particular about Want
ms 30 lp'h courtney ami myself. think IL Ia very
l.c., rhai wound have played the single game for
consider mat II would be Nke finding 500 As am
MT ~ need hf that much money AZ present, and have
decided 20 suck closely to the pnh have mapped out
IN regard TO match making. Courtney and Isssys
ironah can take nown Their money they huhScrbsdis
beat Gc :. snge game"
George Ian.ey The original "Sarp!cEsr," has On
tered INTO an Arrangement with BlI Husbands, the
EHs at lOmk en- Snh n tho veteran gr'- 'r"IKh win
his unde rthkng successfully h" val indeed have the
right Ia he called T.nsrkA able man TIE koscommon
game III thu ruGb-rot nine games Tor 81 SID. play
ing to be done under TuE stHs rules Inc haltle 70
court both men to he A. the court proinplY ~ ~
George as linn n, ra n"'ore IT." MIN game is played.
On lie OF err IauItn- veteran haniey claims that be
viii have MS opponent A.ung Al s!see more timss
than a the iIH.
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CLETER XlNDBALE PLAYING.
The Rivalry between New York and Brook.
Iyn Results IN Several Matches.

Phil Casey could nnd no fault with his partasr a.
CLUB day" at the Brooklyn Clubs court. In Dr. Smith
he had one Of the cleverest double handed player IN
tho profession. With all that the cha mp.on Just man
aged to win ono Game out OF three against exAlder
man James Dunno and John Malcolm. 1t was n thor.
oughly scientific and enjoyable contest but Dunno and
Malcolm played an admirable team game. The uiry
and active little Doctor tried hard the tide OF
defeat. and his work throughout was Of high order
The second surprise Of the day the overthrow Of
those two good and usually reliable Michael Rorty
and johnson Prendergast at the hands Of James
colin aud John McEvoy. 1t was game and game, and
then the pairs went at It determinedy for the honor
No one in the crowded gallery anticipated "frsszs
ont" for either side but that SIN left hand Of NAL
collins. with McEvoy's wall etrokes proved
80 effective that Rory and Prendergast unable
get within sight of mark II crushing blow 70
the LOSERS and they don't know Jet how occurred
There were a number OF other interesting games
played. among them being one in which Major Oar
molly and Martin O'Connell Of New York defsstsl
Jshn Common and Eddie Shelly and After the latter had
the third and deciding game well In hand. the score
standing in their favor II to g. The Of ths Gay
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Bowling Games Tonight,

AMERICAN NATIONAL TOURNAMENT.
Atlanta Va. Yonkers: Yonkers Va Monarch, Mon
arch VS.. ATLANTA.
AcArHNY rouRNlxESf.
Pastims Vs. Volunteer: Volunteer vs.. Jonah; Jonah
vs.. Psstime.
AMERICAN AMATEUR BOWLING ryIsN.
Section C. Subdivision 1-Peconic Va Monroe At
Section &. Subdivision a-wavsriy vs. south Paw a.
wayerly alleys.
rurAERs's 1ouRyAxr1r.
Peconie ". Ansonia; AusouIA ". Reinscks; Rein.
scke vs.. Peconic.
ATHLETIC LEAGUE
Montela,r A. c. vs. Rosevil!s A. A. At Nsntclair A. O.
alleys.
TOURNAMENT.
Non Plus Ultra vs. Enickerbocker; Kuickerbocksr Va
Atlantic AuhnSic va Non Plus Ultra
HcSOKsS TOURNAMENT.
Holzhacker w. Night Owls; Hour Va Atlantic 30 vi.
Ing Club
EASTERN DISTRICT TOURNAMENT.
williamsburgh. Independent, fremont. and Linden
Grove.
BCsnwICk TOURNAMENT.
Suydam M. vs. Central STAR Central Star VI K.nrs
County; kings County VS.. Suydam No. =.
UscLE sans 1ouRSANSSr.
F!dsin Va Uncle SAM Uncle Sam Vs. Daisy; Daisy
NORRIS ASD EssRx IrAGrE.
South Orange T. C. vs. Riverside A. C.. At sonth Orange
STATEN ISLAND AMATEUR LEAcux
WorlinRmen vs.. Warrior. at West Brighton sllsya
staten Island W. Corinthinn. at Staten Island 4. O.
alleys.
NxKS's rouRSAxrYr
Adons No. vs. Acorn No. .. Acorn No. ? vs Sunset:
sunSet Ns. AtoH.s No. l.
nEisIRs TourStsrSr.
Excelsior Va De Long: De Long W. Tem.le;on; Tenn,
Ils'"e Vs. ESc-!sIur.
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Tho Bloomingda'e Boat Club held its annual stag at
tho boat house. foot OF 1924 street. H. on Saturday
nigat The opening event was exhibition Of scien.
tito sparrng by Nike Ilanly and Joe Walsh. Down
Town A. G. Al Lauterwasser eXchAmpion Iightweg ht
wrestler. \. y. T. v. and j. Holman. n. }. A. c. neyt
took hold bnt neither gained fall in the allotted six
minutes Geo siegriH. Boomingaale Is. g., and John
Iirsena, St. john A. boxed three ny ROUNDS
Henry Lang n. Y. Turn Neein. gave lent eXh.
bipn OF fancy club swinging. The Alpnn Mnsirnl
EnaLrie,. Me,frs ilowari West. pierson, and Wayne
kurlz aud John Ailaire. \, T. " selections by the
Rosebud Mandolin Trio Mes.rs. Ferguson. Hfns ana j.
EcEenroih. aud character songs by Charlie ,rrl H. A.
e.. conclude dths interesting programme.
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Prof Patrick Duffy. the we.Lknown Southern snort.
Ing man. has returned to his home at New Orleans.
Regarding tho future OF prize fighting ut New Orleans
Prof Duly was not inclined TO speak very hopefu!ly
The esta bshnent OF the Coney Island Club on semi
lega! basis he thinks will have rous effect unon
the pros perty of any fighting club at New Orleans
THE COnsy Island people have decided advani ,ps
In having biy Held to draw from" he said land
cannot see how they can fail OF success II would I've
cheaper for man IN BOSTON, New rork, or Pm lei.
phh pay admission fee Of ~ % Coney Island
Ulub than to come 10 New Orleans ana be admitted 10
the arena FREQ OF charge. have been careful 10 do
what what could while North to boom the fitzsmmons.
preteni to beeye. that $4,000 stupe udous ann,
of money 10 give u pair OF pngillsts who had once
faxed . Eight for the paltry sum OF $751; "
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Conductor WsrkheIser Got the Silver
Lantern.

HAcKENsAcK. Dec. 1.-THE fair OF Park
Ridge Court OF Forcsters which closed at
midnight last night. cleared $1,000. The
most exciting feature was tho contest for q
silver lantern. to he voted to the most popular
conductor on the New Jersey and New York
nuctor iteyeS Werkheiser 50, 26lA: Jacob
Ha,l. 'MD: John Riker. $40. md EDWARD BiXiey.
ter ,ann 81 WIS baked by TS SH r YAK N
800 ut the last moment. There was much
lnoling AGAINST Mr.. stanton. because Con-
Park Huge. and tho lantern was Intended Tor
conductor passing that point, Mr. stanton
iheh lne nome at )lillsdale. aud whom living
lherV rluus ON lOnduotor Workhclser train.
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News OF the Horse World,

The stallion Sidney. belonging to the yalen-
sin estate. has been appraised at $4,000.
John Dies: no won the Sen side Stakes n
selling race tho first time he faced the starter.
The great Hobart consignment. including
EtapibOul: will leave Sun Francisco Dec. 10
for New York.
Mr. Robert Bonner has booked Russslla. SIS
ter to Maud T., to Lnnce!ot. youngest son OF
Green Mountain Maid.
hackney stallion Lord Frederick and viii try
the experiment OF crossing him on thorough
bred mares MIR. Swigert believes the result
will be = really botter horse than the hackney.
Thore Is considerable discussion among
racinx turtles as to the prospects and adyisn;;
% amended as to extend tho racing season Ia
this state two months longer by making 1t
from April 10 to Noy. 10.
Pierre Lorilard. Jr.. has been taken into
partnership In tho Rancocas stable, but will
take no active part at present in racing. His
association with tho stu bio is precautionary
measure In case OF his fathers death. SO that
nominations to stakes would not become void.
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Mailer to Fight Choy.ski.

Peter Mahsr. according to his own statement ia ,oon
TO enter the ring again. and expects have as an Oh
ponent Joe Choynski. Last night, In company with
Buffalo Costello. Peter visited Warren Lewss place ON
Eighth avenue. suy reporter saw him there in thu
act Of drinking To look at him q casual obs.rver
would not dream that lie had been engaged IN W nd
mill battle three nights ago. ''
a" gncss III have to 20 work In . very little while "
he SAID. and tIy to xet In shape for my fight with
ChOynski. which takes place before the OLYMPIA chm
Of New Orleans very shortly. Tn. purse IL 81 w Tia
shsir arranged before my night with Goddard api
was 10 meet Choynski win or LOSE Maher fnrt h.r
remarked that u was his intention to make h Ia pera.
Gent home at lhadephis
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Mr.. Henry II. Rogers OF 20 East Fifty seventh
street has presented to the town OF Fairhaven.
Mass. library buldin. known as tho Mil
licent Library. which was erected in memory
o! us daughter. Mlllicent q. iogcrs. The cost
Gt the library was over 100000. and an en-
Ming eNpenses. has been provided by, At;
N"Eers. The library will contain about 5000
town OF Farhaysn in the namo Of his son and
his three daughters
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RIVAL CHESS PERFORMANCES.


Owing to death in his family. Philip Richard-
son did not play his remaining game with
Lasksr on Saturday night Instead the Ger
man master encountered fourteed members OF
tho Brooklyn Chess Club in simultaneous play
On the same evening s. Lipschntz, the pres
ont chess champion Of tho United States gave
n like performance at the City Chess Club. and.
by a singular coincidence. had the same num-
Der OF opponents. Lipschu,z eclipsed the scoro
made bv the German expert. For giving
asker tho benefit OF a. game which ne mad
sheer courtesy. tho latter won but rs per. cent.
OF tho games played while Lipschutz made the
excellent percentage of 1913 Hodges played
with the brooklyn Club. but with his eScep-
ton the team put forward by tho City Chess
Club was q shade the stronger. Lnskers
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Homuth Gives Himself Up.

Anton Homuth. who Was arrested by Park
Policeman Livingstone in September. charged
with being . disorderly person. and who
skinned his bail bond, Yesterday deliyered
Homuth was held In $1,000 bail for examina-
ton. Homuth was arrested at the same time
az Theodore GenRloff. who aftsEwsrd proferrod
OF the Tombs squad.
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Corbett visit. His wires Grandmother.

AMSTERDAM. n. V. Dec. 11.-JameeJ. Corbet'
the pugillst IL few days ago drove to Albany
Bush. Fulton county. and paid visit to MS
wfe's grandmother. Mrs. Daniel Lake. VINO Is
now G5 years of age. Tho old lady. who had
heard so much OF her grandson. was complete.
iy TAX en- ty surprise. and "a this was Corbett,s
first visit to his wife relatives ho was so much
pleased with them that he ut once assured me
old lady that himself and wii9 w9h hnv SpShld
leave Boston on Christmas owe and arrive ut
Albany Bush early the next morning. Mrs
Corbutt's father and Corbett's trainer Will &C.
,varv nnf
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intercollegiate football was vigorously played yes
terday afternoon at Woo!ssys Woods. Astoria by tho
Dominican Union OF St. vncent Ferrer's Church and
tho st. Lawrence Iyceum eleven. The scoring was all
done in tho srst half Three minutes after the ball
put In play. Donnellen OF tho Unions made pretty
seventy five yard run for a touch down. ". schmitt
berger failed IN tho try at goal. Five minutes later
Edward flanagan. by short PUSHES arou nd the Ly.
ceums end and by buck Ing their centre brought the
bali to the threeyard line Then Douneilen was forced
over for second touch down W. schmittberger this
time kicked tho goal. The scoro was: Dominican
Union. 70; So. Lawrence Lyceum .. Tho teams lined
n fOOwk:
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A Lively Day ON the Harlem.

The llveliest mid winter afternoon ever among
tho oarsmep Of the Harlem River was that of yester
day. The occasion was the annual stag of tho Nonps
rei Rowing Club. The Eonpareil Rowing Club Is one
OF tho strongeu and most popular of New York clubs
and this fully proven yesterday afternoon by
The very large number ~ oarsnen "f New York brook
attend the stag, SO great was the crowd at !. NJ.
wan III, ossr, s Club hnd snies
large GAtherins, and the arrangements were per
attended. -
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with no better ground than Central Park on which 10
practise. the Harlem Club during the past year had
pretty successful season. and under tho capancv Of
j. Pedlow. they tied the New York c. c. for second
place in the Junior Section OF the Metropolitan League
W o. wilkinson who Joined rather late in the season
did the best work with the willow and won the priys
bat offered by tho club although the brothers Pedow.
pressed him closely The bowling honors were carried
on by I'D Loughn twho won the league prizeL L..
Webster J. Pediow. and C. Mckinney. The record: -
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Lipschutz won II games lost against Doyle
and drew with 1.is!c. The veteran Doyle prides
simultaneous performance. although he has
played against such masters as steinitz.
Saturday were: EiCemann. Elias. Livingstone
Often. Keith. Thumler. Hozenhard. schuman.
Thompson. Aue. Archard. and Fuld.
Hodges:
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RYAN aud Dawson TO light for $1,000.

New ORLEANS. Dec. ia telegram was rs-
ceived yesterday by President Charles Dickson
OF tho Olympic Athletic Club. stating that
George Dawson would accept tho offer OF
Mnrdi Grns weeki between himselfand Tommy
Kyan OF Chicago The. winner Will take the
title Of welter-weiCht champion OF the world.
possible. and will train at Bay st. Louis.
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Shooting News.

Only nine members OF the New Utrecht Rod and Gum
Club were present ut the regular msuthiy shoot 1T
wooilawn Park. Gravesend. on Saturday. to compete
for the cubs vebri trophy IA diamond badge Each
shot at ten birds. club handicap r. Ilegeman was
the only straight scorer aud won tho trophy. Sweep
stakes followed. Tho scores
club Snoot-P: legeman 30 yards. 10: n. Bennett
80 yards .: O. Nostrnni. - yards, y: c. Williams IS
yards. .: j V. l.. Shields II yarus 81 C. A. SYKES 20
yards. =; G.Cropsey; ~ yards .: II. W. Battn
First sweerStake. Five Bi.ds--U. Cropsey, 8: C. A.
4; j. v r. Shielia 5; W r sykes = Ties for Trst
money. miss and ont-Dr. Van Ord. 5; +. Hsgeman II
L. A. sykes. ]; q. CropseyO
Second SweepstAke-G. Nostrand. 6: O. williams 6;
G. tropseY 4: j. '. T. Shields. (; DR.. Van Ord o. p
Hegeui All. 2. Ties divided.
Tie shooting match between C. p. Morris and f. IT,
Garrison or tho Atlantic Rod and Gun Club at 90 live
bir,is twenyeight and thirty yards rise under mod
tied birmingham rules for $500 side vii! take place
On the Atlantic Rod and Gun Clubs ground. West End
Coney island on saturday next Dec. II. unless post
ponci by mutual consent.
The annual meeting or tho Atlantic Rod and Gun
CLUB will be held at Sutherland and Bahrs EXCHANGE
West End COney Island to-day for tho election of ON
GERS fer tue next season.
SHOOTING rIxruRHs OF wrrK.
Tuesday-North Side Gun Club. 1.-Two birds, at Quseps
County Driving Park. Maspetb, J.. J.
WednesGay-Parkway Rod and Gun Climb live birds
at Dexter Park: Coney Island Rod and Gun Club N .
birds NJ Wooliawn Park. Grayesend.
ThursdAy-Facon Gun Club. 1.-Two birds, At Dexter
saiurday-New Utrecht Rcd and Gun Club, 1.-Two birds
amt targets at Woodlawn PARK. Gravesend; Prospect
IleghIs Gun Club targets. Mt PArkville L. L. match
and sweepstakes shoot At Dexter rark.
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The Celtic. Won by G oa,s to 1 Goal

Tho Celtic. formerly the Longfeliow. Football Club
defeated the West Side Shamrocks after en- exciting
game two thirt halves at Oak Point yester
day afternoon The contest played under Am eri
can Association rules Tho shamrocks were handi
capped by the absence Of Capt Joseph Cieary. Tho
Cetics put up a strong game. Tho score, Celtics .
goals: West Side shamrocls. /. The teams were ~
Ia -
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INV ORLEANS. Dec, 1l.-President Charles Dixon OF
tho Olympic Club yesterday received tho following
from New York;
"sIavin will box Goddard. sloo 900 purse and q.
Psnses Sail ut once. II necessary, Answer. naming
data RruIkp Il FoT -
rhe following answer was sent;
1--WE accept sail him Immediately. Send Goddard
Answer quick. DiyOs"
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NOTES.

fj IL kt~Q instead, then IL PIX would break up
tJ the early made Of his king is quite in accord.
tdj No, to much purpose. A developing move, like
70 50 or XXX ., would have been better.
(e) A bad check. The pawn " now very wcnf.
Ii This loses pawn. as will he seen. but black had
by far he inferior game.
is Black pays the penalty for his useless check
m fhe at
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Arn.ur,on scuIier Loses an Eye.

B,1T1Monr Dec. ll.-RobHrr Leo 'ansart
the winner Of tho Junior s,nE'o scum cham-
pionship Mt the last Nationa! i%En,'I, SIina
wood when piocs few w and pierced the
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A Tie Game Over In Hoboken

The Americas Athletic Club team of West Hoboken
and Our Boys, team composed mostly OF employees
OF Peter Henderson Co of this cit Y. ra red a Qame
OF football at tho formers grounds yesterday after
American Assoc ntiDn rules governed, and the
halves consisted of forty.hvo minutes each. At the
end tho teams were tied with two goals apiece
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Five hundred persons tho game Of inter.coliegr
ate football played BY the Pastme A. G. and tho Gae
lies. Tho fAstmes were In excellent form. and
enjoyed a regular walkover. They scored 20 points
while their opponents could neither carry the ball
the limo kick 1t between the posts For tn
Indians tomchdowna were made by Ahern. Harnish
Banks t2l Hughes ~ and goals were kicked BY Ahern
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FOOTBALL.
Two Games ut woods,ds,

Tho Innisfais and Geraldines played Gnlio footban
at failtin Woodside. yesterday afternoon. The 1nnis-
fails are the older and more experienced team, and
they easy victory by tho score Of roals and
points tot The teams were as follows!
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Two o. the schedule games IN section Of the y n;
Jersey Ctytrn at tho latters alleys on Saturday
evening. Tho scores follow:
Centrally NJ. G. A-I:upion. 1864; Kane, 40; Bogart.
1871; Dc Estre: l?l. and spencer. 1913, Total. ia
Williams. alo: Wright. 1871 and KutdcA. aV2. Total.
49,: Dc Estrs, I5G;, and Sr"Mccr laC Total; ns4
Williams. l65; Wright, i54. ana Huddick. lis. Total.
Ths Astoria team sustained It's nTst defeat In the
Casino tournament on Friday night Tie scores;
Astoria A. cstrousc, lG3; Gray. 1877: Richie. l<2;
Psynr,.r lse; ssySs' ~ Toa 'its pn,.n,.,,.,
l43 Robb. 1896 Meyer, lsn Total 7o%
SECOND GANw.
sn:,.'an s"4s l2a kr%g a,n Rshe'e 1885,
nscr. t"KrSnse 10: GRAY rn; 49, Richie, l77
Paynisr. Idsi Boyce. III. Total, s5i.
THIRD GAur.
MNlrocks-seesths. l4s. Munsie. 2lti Bendenbendsr.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 49, Esmpf. l2s: Rsh'i'sr $780,
m. ne fSsT a e.. a s
FIRST GAME.
ii schoPps; ias! &in@.'s; i5S Teal ss5, 's,
rranGs lGS, koI lao, Total 7Ss.
sYcoSD GAME.
Amer,cs-IIei,,mnn. 81: Latoy. l45; Van p0rsn
ri. Ts. a. As :o az 4o. Ho9 80 1877 '' 1875
Asora on Friday ne Pss Astoria barely dstsatsa
GySsS ~ t. as ..ss.n u.s. lf 4S.
~; Ruyter. i72, Frees. iGG Total rs '' ''''''''
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In tho N. A. &. Tank,

Again yesterday the struggling Reds and Blacks in
the Manhattan A. C. tank could not Tho rivalry
between tbs teams Is growing stronger. The Blacks
wers without the services Of Coughln The teams
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,sportsman's Goods.
FAST SKATERS.

nwhObrrak he records. WrlteiorOurSkatefT
Manual containing seven photographs and cor
plete records of the Champions. Mailed Tree.
Gox275I, PECK e. SNYDER NJ He
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The Majestic Football Club team met their ed rivals
the Cosmopolitans At the Staten Island grounds on
Saturday and deIcated them in spirited game under
association rules by . goals to l..
The lanismen held their tricky opponents down to 2
goals In the frst laf and placed goal to their
credit In tho second period the Majestic irro
sistibls and scored gOals in rapid succession.
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WHAT THE BOWLERs HArB DONE

Records or All the Leading Tourn aments In
This Vicinity.
Many high scores were rolled by the leading bowling
tournaments last week Several of the prominent
are nearing an end but tho winners are
Still In doubt The following are the records,
AMEKICAN kA1lnN Al lou RsAMrxs
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EASTERN DISTRICT TOURNAMENT.
BAroSSE BOWLING LHLGrl


May 2s-!iarcm ~ for o wckcts: Brooklyn IS.
May 3O--llarem ~: Sons Of ~. George ~.
June ll-l!arlem AZ: South Brook yn 80.
june lS--fIarem ~: New York -.
June 25--liarlem Il: ST. George A, c. "a ami ~.
July p-Ilsrlem ~; Kings County 80.
July lG-iIArlem u.s. Newark 81.
july 23-IInrem ~ "a forj wicketa New York 20
July 3O-linrlem 81 tor 7, wickets Manhattan 49,
Aug. G-llarlcm Is: sons of 81. George 40.
Aug. illiaEIen 3s and ll5 for : wicsets: New Jer.
sey 4. &. 40.
Avg. la-Iarlem 3d. st. Georges A. C. Is and IL for
wickeis
Aug. 2O-Harlem 81: Newark III fort w!cke.a
Aug. .7-liarlem 1896 Kings County ~.
sept. 5--llarlem 20 ana -; Trenton 70.
Sept. lO--arlem 100: Berkeley ~.
Sept. IL Harlem ~: south Brook yn 20.
llhy ed IT; won y; lost Z: drawn2.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-12-12
TIE AOCTH 1RooKLYN COURT.

1hE hoGIh bhoOkLHS COURT.
saturday was quite a lively day at this old.tn
handbh court. and Manager John Powers succeeded
In arranging a number OF interesting exhibitiona
Among tho import ant gamer played were: