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WHERE SPORTING MEN DIFFER.
A Peculiar Wager In Connection with the
Choyn skI.G odfrey Whit.


sc9E b. y%T yaaaGS Rsper w'Sh T No
rounds Respscifaliy, "N'' ''' avs and n g."
rho above inonirv WAC ,o;s bot,ro , rnr,no.
OF prominent sporting mon yesterday hya SUN
reporter. and their views. in many Instances
WIN oe iouhu quito Ut variance 'he OF me
first men to be approached in regard to the
matter was Bob Ttzsimmons. the middle.
weight champion rlgillst. He said: b wins.
The fight. AS il appeared to me. lasted the NJ.
a ,ou'us 70. ihs'ouee' we WIN say 'o"'
man has fought ten rounds. lie answers 10
tine ,no e aora, IN tho eleventh round Now
.h o IV,.,',n r1un" mas eo'n"temeen II ne
eleven rounds hocnaso 7 consider n knock out
..0 N, iounu7' oot"'so c',S'oe' "noo" o"'
to always constitute a round.
rri1s rin rn .Ios' stu I,nc
terminates round. The Godirey.Choynsli
fight was under MARQUIS otQueonsbcrry rules
sion OF one minute to each round until one
wins or loses Now. as long as can remrm.
Der; 'he instant IN" rrincirais come TO ,'ne
r"'n .,'"' CIV, l. esnou,' u,."'..es o
why ,Iia'o ,ha. r. ,ri,s similar ,,n,..r
GmS meesn -, v',i, ID VILE "i, , ,n
Alter Alter some some daEnIins and ,.nnecessafy talk
hay n, ~n9 j.; III al ~. prh,,s n
wrnn nNa Ia, ,Sn, ~ Wy, S,t hin
- ,'' H., 10 wa, NINE N.Y. "a ,vi,s
M. IN, IN SIn;,n,n "s,'n rna, Vii
no Snn mI r w. Az sa hscU If tw,nty
Sn rnnnLs sna.t 49,, ra,,,r ~ III. INA
faIa 50 II i. dsssTiSns nonisst eel
So ,hS M ie%w an ,wen sr rS"m nn an,
wavs tnIcht w. th, di,rat ion If rni,n nd
fr",, M ii,oa ~ !; .T ~ =; nnj Evan II
rnmatoths scrntsh nt tho sicnni and i. or
NV oiponsnt wes irnn n aftnr "omtrs,inr
second. we couldn't properly say that We wsrs
H.. rosui 1, "a " anu in M oi ar man
nor ,h ny ,v av "u |, IL o''e'
Tim n.io , ~ W, 80, -,,';,.. ,o,+orJs
btt ~, Deianey orCe .rHinst co rmen1
a, M '''' ~, en' ,",sso M, o"nis liz La
ciared that he lad LOST money on Il like bet a
HiiIv T,Iwsrds vhsr,skod his oninion unon
+h fnII, ,t Va hot w.
vcrv cam nicateI one ma mresentcI con
s sSidsEaSEls , f@om Ter aTs%%.at: .hoS i%
,ns i' Is rn1'en 70 'e wfE n .avs
| II iiJ If msta n het with ronthot viii
In e. fou- r,nrIa rith n cartnin nuyilist and
rat knnct nd nnt IN tho tiTst m,,,mts 81 the
fourth round take your money. You didn't
,ne t tn san in , tbirJ rnund But II he
doesn't list last as long as arresi would"
are tn ny h0t NC 6 eet tai
4 III haa5; s. t1oynsE %S;s ts isatssn
Thnv In ss 10 nninn nnn th ana iacf tHa,
inkcs thres mi niin,i,ns 70 constit,,.s rnmn5
and, II n man does not drLt for iii, !, nrth 81
tina la n'rlsT not,,roiiT cont,s, irsa :EoT
frnW ,ras Nniehod IN tha t,tnnn rnunis sojd
McSaiirey. "but h. he did did not last J' that long
nht !oiue ny ''e'h' Gun see IL IN any othef
Mie Donovan. boxing instructor Of ths Y
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Elcycie GosSip.

Efforts being mad. t. re0rgaulke the Press Cyc.
IN; club tins CIV. form CUh" press vyCilng
men that Will max" tie N"~ YORK iIab what the
EoslUn Press IyCI!ug CIUb is to EostCn-the leading
club OF the city.
The fifteen mite road race of the New York \. G.
Whecnsn. held un election day over the natS around
Morris PARK. was won bY Theodore H. Belts. Time. h3
minutes 10 seconds jams. II. Hansen MAS second,
and Ernest Iloyp third.
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First Hace-Seliin-: six furlongs King Iia2em 40:
sull Ross 1lu ENtEa salisbury. f-tIn'v. lDD each.
Mck-ever. lob: La;"nt""n, sweebtead 10Y each:
Pauline Hall. ~: SurUUnr- colt. 40. Daniel ll4
second RAre-Scinng; i've iurlongs. Merry Maid 40;
Caledonia lo7. tlUet s. IceA 400 each; Trump. 100:
Maria StOnps. 10.
Thru Racc-une mile. frontcnnc, 1l2; Turk. 10I;
Miss Belle, io4 rnnway. "5: Vera. ~: rhsunGsy 81
Nv Fellow 10. Jack Rose. Rico K.rkOyer. los each;
Baylor, 100, Doutl' tro.s, 80.
Fifth Racr-Seinv. thTer.Iuarfers of a mile. Bob
sutherlant MS, I'arlnUc,t -. Brown Charlie ~;
Remorse. ll3, JohHnnrs 1U9: Errwyn luJ. Vile
Mare loI: Mgcil,-c. 100: Turk %. lo5: Ocean
Ousen fifty, IOG: Anna T.. -.
sixth Rncr-scl!ing: seven fnriongs. Farplnv. 12c;
Sentimcnl. III; tR' iau,r, Walter helm. lIo. Lc.ra
colt, lUo; Cocoa 81: Vocal 81.
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a Sneak Thief Docs Som. Work ut the
station Island &. Z. HDusr.

The members OF the T. NJ. &. A. football team who
played ~ Livingston on election day morning asainst
the staten Island Cnckct Club eleven. mad 4. agreea
bic experience. The mon put their uniforms in tbs
upper rooms OF the cub house. and left their chang,
IL their coihet, sapnosng II wold be safe. When the
zane was NhIs!td ANA tue men returned To dres,
lhtF i"Uhd tH"l. chaisr gone. Inc sneak thief
ever IN ra' Gaze lr ust enough TO enable the an to
sel NOME ie 'll'. ittHnAisS overlooked ~ nyerr
III tie pOCE e.Donh Of Manager liam Douglass Moore
Sersr"t ut tr hr.uan payers as" lost god cum hui.
IONS. 40 Inc ihuhl serious los" Nab sustained by A
rrcAtI cluu pIaicl, WHO lad valuable diamond stud
stolen -'NS
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The New Jersey a. c. Election.

The New Jersey A'ul-.!c cDA held their alma!
IN ing last evening N the club Eo#se at B,f.-r
Point Ex-Mayur Joan Newman was uniWiiro.s y n,
elected President and James H. Boyd Unau,.,as \ Re.
elected Secretary. james l.. sullivan wa chosen Wee.
President. = lara u, Fly declined. Tho Iu,Irv.u..
Eciuner. OF tue iaard -. TErs ei-r:rd TreI
years Edward +. Alien and Henry d. Fuller: on Ns-
IGwnr! 4, : Man, Al nt the proposed amendments %
the constitution AMI bylaws were adopted.
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&. nreasley. holder o; the one mi'e swimming
championship OF England and tho words record, -
minutes ~ -. seConds bas suffered defeat III tehsa
ttonsi race at Osborne stree Baths Man 'hesi.r Tho
disiHn,. wa 80" yards III opponent werr j.
h.rs aud ". u ne lannon's cN 'Hkinpinu. lNcT,
won hN nail lensth fUW ufcssiry. IN "" minnt"n ~
SECONDS when dIsGdacrs iEF amateur record OF
baths i"ndHn, sept ~ lHst This professional lstrSd
- minutes S3S secoadt. mads by j. fnnsy. London,
Oct IL. lsSu.
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The Winner. mt Gloucester.

GLOUCESTER. Nov O.-The races hero to-day resulted
% follows:
First Race Four and one.hat fur'ongs Little Phil
nrst, Marty B. second. itrsuhIrr third Time. O:5Sl4.
second Race-SlN aud one.ha!r furiongs Lyrist hrst
Rear iuard second SISTER Louise thir:. Time -.
Thlri Rare-FiSe.-i shihs of a nU!c Censor Erst.
Auer,natn second, Criterion third Time. 90.
Fourth Eacc -ttvc-sirLths Of a mr. tT,cus nrst
Alright second. Waite wings Third. Time. l:oftG.
Fifth Race-SiS and quarter turonss Jar line rrst
Monsoon second, Soca.Itc third. Tine, 1;!2Ni
SIKH Racr-tlvc e!ghths of . mile. MHllIgap frst
Prospect second. BartGena third. Time :Ui+i.
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McAu,ine VIII Take a Trip to Maine.

Jack McAuliGe has decided to take trip up Maine
and spend two weeks near Bangor Mt the place where
trained for his last tight with Billy Myer lie will
be accompanied Gy Eddie Stntdard his trainer and
trends. Jack Wi! take good care OF himself aud
will take plenty of outdoor exercise. StUddard SAWS
that when MCAulie returns he will be able tv MI any
to battle,
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The final game FOR the ,oOila. championship Of the
Twenty .th.rG and Twen.yiourh warts was r'aycd at
CrotnDa Park on election day between teams of Gram
mar School 80 an! Grammar school -. The former
by l2too. SHt one haf was pared. ana then the
ca boys left the field. FGkard and Richie scored for
eOs team and P!ckart xiv. cd both goals. The best
Paying done 10y Eitchle. ftcGhri. aud Manson Tor
10 AMI by knox. Morrison. and thompson tor IA. The
teams lined up a. follows:
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Rutgers "Preps" BcatC. &. ~. y.

Nrr BRUSswicE, Nov. H.-The football team OF the
College Of the City o: New York played with Rutgers
Preparatory school yesterday afternoon on Nelson
Field. There a large crowd present. Rutgers
ms. the FIRST touch down in ten minutes. hat Conorcr
failed to reach n goal. Another touch down was
kicked max ng score l. to in favor OF
Rutgers ut end of first half. goal WAS secured in
minutes AFTER TINE caie. IN the second hai.
ami touch down soon after from which no goal was
kckcd. Rutgers Won by 20 too. The men lined up
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con,ey Wa. There hut Greed Wa. Not.

Neither Tommy Creed nor his hacker put In an up
pcarance yesterday. according to agreement. to nr.
range match with Frank Conley the William sbursh
feather weight. CoEley WAS on hand with his backer
Val Browne. who ready 10 bet $500 on his man
Browne posted forfeit OF $50 at the IH4,,,nI,d
office for Creed To cover II he latter fails
before Monday next CUnry III Issue to
fight his class at l@2 pounds. lie
to get night wiiA Creed in particular owing
uurAuuAl feALiuH.
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A Chance for Some Light Weight.

Jack Green OF Amsterdam writes to the Niustrnfed
Meas that no ould like to arrange contest with some
light weight. He can tight at 1856 hut will mako q
match At 1877 pounds. Green fought Denny Butler y
at the last boxing show or the New York lie
Will light for any suitable purse offered. and will Get
on
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YALE VS.. PRINCETON
Football, Thanksgiving Day.
,A>uiTr.< IIsI.n, srH Av. AND

Gr'Iu' Hfrl i.cS =. So open stand ties ets 81 5O
trilr.t. Ill., Goa H. Ar.Es or carriage IUsi-
.ns H,f M ~ ,"'t!!on. hut 10 coach allowed to
C,-rf ,,'r . :. yer orE
trtG.a' II any college desiring seats. coach or
Cafgiar r"-lt Tor The iooihGl game
'E rrulh- Ia the University Athletic cub Con
M" ON i' kr's an applrHton stating the posllol
AMI ht H,r desired, also the maize at the college ana
cass Of applicant. such applications VIII be ned IN
-u.Hr 0r;er as received and tickets allotted nc.ris
"i! 10 r-uF about the 10th INST when applicants by
sending oh''N w receive ricketts, by return NAL Az
rCatiolt Iu'>t be sent to the COMMITTEE TGA-',
o; University Athletic club ~ West 2ttE st Nsr
YORK city checks should be drawn TO order ~ H-hF
Van bgi"F, Treasurer The game wall be played ran
o shine,
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VIII Nee, Any Lightweight Wrestler.

The following challenge was received from the War
Club OF Warren Pa yesterday at the lstraei Eers
olllcei
Company 7. Sixteenth Regiment OF Pennsylvania
bass l3U- pound man who will meet any 1856 mound
in America. chch.8scatchcan wrcstIlng for $3.50
side lie 800 deposit with tho cashier OF tho
Citizens National Bank of Warren and will allow $40
expenses to any man who agrees TO meet him. Ad-
dress Captain. Company ]. Warren. Pa"
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Bowling Gamea To-day.

AMERICAN NATIONAL TOURNAMENT.
Monarch W. Apollo: Apollo vs.. Gotham: Gotham Vs.
Monarch.
ATHLETIC LEAGUE
Montclair 4. c. vs. Nav York A. c.. at Montcla!.:
EzAbeth A. [. vs. Manhattan A. G., at Elizabeth.
IST.H.cLUs LEAGUE.
Hanover Va. Knickerbocker. at Hanover alleys: Mon
task vs. Lincoln. at Montauk alleys: Union l.chgue vs.
oxford at Union League alleys: Wildwood vs. Carleton
at Wildwood alley.
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4 niteh In the visnaux-schaerer Matches.
billiards.. MeCreery Getting Better.

Biliardst John L. T. McCresry ef San Francisco, who
was reported TO have died in Chicago just after the
IvesSosson match 10 reported to be on the read to
rscoyory McCreary was taken sick in Chicago re-
royed TO A bospitaL and had two operations per-
formed on his ieot. The story was circulated mat these
fore the report WAS contradlcad NcreeTy was taken
back 10 hts California home by friends a. soon as he
was able TO be moved. lie has lost Ali tho toes and
Bart Of the inSAsp OF one OF Ills teet
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wmnrr u.sxgul-rwkivt rircEs.
NOTES DY LASKEE-

Ia R-K . or XXX y were better.
(t' There is reason tor this exchange; P-Q Is
preferable.
tcl With view If winning pawn. The scheme IS
faulty. as Will be seen.
% lie lad nothing else: for instance IL. Qkt 2;
IL KIM. Oh 3. l3 kt % ii-pi en-. i y 1T lDest
under circumstances; H. B-Q hit =. and wins.
To- Threatening E-R 50.
~ Black has no cnnre In reply 20 Or 4: IL.
E-kt 3. Or q IL, kt-P 4. Or 3, II, R-R =,
with All ovcrpower!ng attack. II - .u-b !" white
Also wins tho queen by 10. B-ht o. GO l. 10.
r-QB4
;gi lie threatens F-Q5
thj inasmuch as PIX II 3 and T. Y Kt l. threatens.
black cannot defer defeat much longer.
The following is synopsis Of the hird
round: Lasker against Hanhanl. irregular
opening. thirty one moves; against Simonson.
Ruy Lopez. thirty seven moves: against i, q.
Baird. Ruy Lopez. torty-siX moves: a.niuSt
Hodges. Hukertort. iittynine moves: against
Isaacson. Giuoco Piano. fifty moves:
againstJ ". Baird Sici.ian,t thirty eight moves
against De mar. Queens Pawn. thirty-loUr
moves. Lasker won seven games and lost
one to SimUnsCn.
During tho tournament Iasker played TWEEN
-four games. Of which he won twenty-one
lost two. with Hodges and SimUnson and one
was drawn. with De!mar.
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Mothers while Nursing AMI during Com
yaIrscencr. Beware OF limitations. Tho
genuine has the sGnatur, Of "JoHANN
Horr" on tho neck OF every bottle, Use
Johann Holis Malt Boubons for Coughs
aud Colds.
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Umpire, John Blershenk. scorers--Ins. W Henry
.,n.roasy "rsan,,sa iYr active work. Dr. td.s5a T.
TtR rg.ideSI H. Mcls.reau Se"re,.ry ~ and
isnSe's at Ws asn
vs. Kax,a al at Sssnn ney ney e.
fHn."n vs. ma en- is,And at Wss' sr,snson alleys
staten isan1vs- workinzmen. at staten Island A. c.
staten Island vs.. Kingston, at staten Island A. C. al:
Ny ssKns,.Hn vs. W%rh,nsmen a, sacam,u.
Dec. c-worhtnxren VS. Kingston, at West Brighton
alleys; Warrior VS.. staten Island. NJ Casino alleys
Dec 5-kingston W. workinsm-n. at Baeh,nan's al
VS. .. Ws, G'snS alleys
bee lo-corinthian vs. Workinrmen, at schmeige-
Dec l2,workinsmen vs. Warrior at West Brighton
ales staten Island vs. Cor:nthian. at Staten ls,Ani
ul De- l".wcr Work s vs. Staten Island at West
Dec TO- Corinthian - Warrior. at West Brighton
alleys; Kingston vs. staten Island. at Bachmans al
Jan s-warrior VS.. Staten Island at Casino a,,eys
Jan CORN hiah w. "orkinzmen. AT schmeise-
Jan n-.Ningstsn vs. Corinthian, At nsshm.n's al.
leys. Norkinsneh vs. Warrior. at Nest Brighton a
Jan 13-workngme va Kingston at West Brighton
Jan lH-Kingston vs.. Staten Island. at Bach,nan's
VS. VS. WnIln Me,. Ssys
Staten Island vs. Kingston. a, staten Island A. I.
l-ys
Jan 2a-Ktngston vs. Warrior. at E.chm.n's alleys:
JAM 21-Warrior vs. Corinthian at Casino alleys;
staten Island vs.. worsinsmen. at Staten Island A. C.
alleys
ton alleys, worktnsmen vs.. Staten Island. at West
Feb 3-Ststen Island vs., Warrior q, Staten Island
A I. alleys; Workinsnen VS. Corinthian. at West
brighton alleys.
Nov. 23-The Bayonne Bowling League has reorsan-
iled. A $50 trophy and other team and individual
= l-s w:ll he BOWED The schedule adopted BY the
lcagIe Is As follows:
Namr.po 4. q. VS.. Bayonns h. C.. at Bayonne r. c.
alleys; bayonne H. and 4. A. w. Newarx Bay L. C., at
Newark Bay H. 4. alley.
Nov. 3O-liayonn K. and A. A. vs. Pamrapo A. c., at
Panirapu A. e. alleys
Dec, Newark Bay B. c. VS., Bayonne b. C., at Bay.
onne X. e. alleys.
DC. 7-RayGnne b. c. va Bayenns r. and A. A., at
RRyonue R. and 4. A. alleys: Newark Bay h. c. VS..
Pamrapo A. C, at PAmrapo 4. Z. alleys.
Zee. l4-Bayonne b. Tvs Pamrapo A. c.. At Pam.
Dec. l5-Newark Bay n. C. VS.. Bayonns r. and A. A.,
At Bay onne H. and A. A. alleys.
Dee. l9-Pamrapo 4; C. va Bnyonne R and A. A.. at
payonne and a. alleys; Bayonne B. c. VS.. Newark
Jan. 3-Bayonns H. and A. A. vs. Bayonns B. c.. At
Jan. H. Pam5apo 4 c. '. Newark Bay B. c.. at Now.
Arb bay u. {. alleys
Jan. l6-famrapo A. c. Va. Bayonno B. c., At Newark
Bay II. 4. alleys
Jan. IS-Bayonne R. and A. A. Vs. Newark Bay B. c..
At ramrapO A. G. alleys.
Jan. 24-BsyOnDe r and A. A. vs. PAmrspo A. C., a.
Feb; s-Sewark Ray R. c. vs.. Bayonns 3. C.. a. Bay
onne X and a. alleys
Feb. lb-Bayopne X and 4. A. Va BAyonne c., at
Newark Bay b G. alleys.
Feb. 27-SeNark Ray B. G. ". Pamrapo A. c., at Bay
onue R. and A. A. alleyL
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Atths nIundb.,l Courts.

Several exciting games were PLAYED at Mccars
court Harrison. on election day. match WAS also
arranged between j. Conroy and 4. QUINN, and bob
Frost aud Paddy Walsh; for the championship OF Inc
Nov ~ and Will be for So side. The results on
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New England Field Club. Trials,

FALL RIVER. Nov. 6.--Ths second day OF tho
trials OF tho New England Field Trial Club
saw tho Derby brought to II close. and the
Alag ed Stake was run. The attendance was
larger than on the opening day. Birds were
not quite 80 easily found as on the first day.
Count Berkshire drawn against Nellie g..
owned by H. Il. Sack. LymansyIlle. Il. l.. did
Wilson. owned by n. billings. Dodgevis.
Mass. Nellie worked well in cover Roy made
Willie. Lille. and Rods Chan were called for
Chat worked nicely but neither dog showed
As we'll as on tho previous day..
= Alberts Daisy and Noliio q. ran pretty
Tennessee vindil and Bradley were tho last
The judges announced the winners as Dr.
Owned By IL L. sack. second. 500; Bradey..
ssRsd ~ L q. Damon. divided third money
A;aeed Stake Haa Grouse
SObis StRsres Rely, and Our Pet A t%aEaadd
kennsl) ran IN tho second brace. and Molly
Gul lE s. Gordon ran bye.
tsstpoaenent OF tho UuIted States Field
Trials.
COLUMBUS. Ind. Nov. 9.-The United States
field Trial Club held a meeting to-day. and on
o vote Of those Interested decided to postpone
the trial I'LL i oDruhfy IN MISSISSIPPI. ms Nc-
Hon MAS caused by bad weather. scarcity Of
birds. and the delay occusioped by making new
arrangements.
Champion Ives to Tackle English Billiards.
Champion Frank Ives has just received by English
steamer . new English four-balp pocket table. by IL
IN size. and will At once II is reported. begin practice
At game that American experts unfamiliar with
iish billiards win john Roberts w. tue English cham,
pion. 1t Is nHed to occur IN London time this
Winter Ives thinks no can master the principles OF
the that both schaeisr and Slosson gave IN in
disgust 1t IL played win small balls and small tipped
aud driving tie balls into the pockets GIFTS
features that difcr entirely from the French cSrrom
game Ives and Roberts both look for biz gaefuoney
return In tile match.
A Hitch In the VignauN-Schaerer Matches.
There has BEEN according 10 the Paris ne wspapers a
hitch about the two billiard matches between Jacob
Echaefer and Maurice Ngnaux. the French champion.
The m matches to have been Tor 81 600 SIDE and
receipts. Tho INST game WAS to he 500 rUintA
At 14.inch bak line, The second Was I" have l'"n
three nights affair 200 points up. At cushion
visnAux II is reported has k,eted against NO articles
of agreement submitted to HIM by ~ CHAMPION
schaefor. The kick may postpone tae games. which
were TO have been played this month.
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Jolly ;...5x 1873 go .ol a7n $50 533 COZ eo3 7s5
oriental l52 .34 sol 3S4 "A BOO 1877 72t S2S
., lmpire,-ll. fhhrenkoiun Sco-ers-Sam Prince and
NJ Waach.
Average--Joly. 1853; Oriental. le5 90.
inc terkimer club lost two games in the Cnruthers
Ign Clubs defeating them, The scores
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Totals.....6 Il 20 al Totals. c3ll 1914
IRAats
lierlim-r. 81 II. .3a 327 Ssc 4fo 5o7 6sS Gns III
Brooklyn. ~ la+ .4s 3.5 40 AIS 56a $40 7l2 iax
umpire-,uhn Biershenk scorers-v. owen Jr and
Dudley McGratu. " '' $3.50
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West Shore = no 100 .Gp 355 43s GIG COL G6I 100
Jolly ls IDi .72 3J3 4?6 4B4 567 CAS- 7l3
rmrire-A B,rnan Scorers. : Prince and y. Gold
smith. Average-Nest shore l45 49, Jolly, 142 sc.
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The German M,...r wi ii. Up -it- EnGnsc-
mani nj Tie Manhattan q. &.

Herr Iaskcr closed his cngag ,men' ut tho
Manhattan Chess CLUB last night by admins
tcring n severe drubhing TO- shat ingenious
rIaycr, L. nelinar. After the game d. Msn'2,
on behalf OF tho clun. rendered the thahEs 81
the members to l.asker for his fno perform
ances. to witch iaskcr RESPONDED in a lew
wel-rhoscn words.
before play started Delmar announced thHt
lie did, not care e. accent .he odds OF the FIRST
move. which Las&er voluntarily had conceded
TO all his opponents during tho third ronnd'
AsI.asi.r had won tho move in his first game
with Dclmar. the former according I" az
established rules. ought to have had tho
white men again in tho third game. nut p''
MINT tho Chairman OF the Match and Tournn-
mrnt committee ruled that another tuss-ip
should take place Delmar had the eau. my nc
nin,ic the wrong guess. and thus got tho black
mon after Al. .. ;..,.,
K j. 3. in reply 20 E,,K3., The GERMAN ih"n
brought his y b to ~ 3 by the way OF u At
and il T. ON the sixth move i,elmHr OK tx.
laskrr's K Il. lhrcc moves later pc!mar ny
check ing. won the adverse g nj i. nut ne MAS
imm edate,v confront ell with the loss or ms
in fnro 81 tie menacinc white Il IN order TO
avert that calamity. But even thnt "N.rHiin""
measure afforded him only TEMPORARY relief.
for shortly afterward he was comneiieu 70 give
rawns. ,.,, ,,o,,s.
sesourc" pclmar tried to make on WIN ms
cran capitulated on the thir,y;t9urth move.
Tho special pri2e Of $50. offered by thn cluh
for the test score against i.nskcr IN the So
and &. Simons0n. each II whom won one
game from tho German. The full run oil the
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