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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-01-21
Our RIg Poultry Show,

Entries for tho Madison Square Garden Poultry Show
advertised to close last night. will remain open through
The premium list late In being issued
and could not reach the far West and South before
yesterday.
The entries for the Long Island Fspcers Clubs show
to open In Brooklyn a week from sunday closed last
night II all Ill., the exhibition will be the largest ever
held in Long Island. The club II the only Eng.
land or America to include sunday in ns show dates
and It's action Is to be explained In the large aoty
of Germans in the membership and the visitors the
shows The awards are to be made by scoring Tie
Judges engaged are W. Stanton and ". ngercr New
York rity and O. s; Pratt, BRIDGEPORT Their wors is
must be made before y O'Clock Monday morning to re-
Cclye attention.
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NO Roox FOR "AMAcHooRa.
A eisos.psrs Fre0ssse.ai Ci,A startsA h
Brooklyn.

Another sporting club which promises to make big
stir with their enterprise and novel plans for boxing
entertainments has lately cropped out in Brooklyn
tits none other than the Outing Athstio Club. which
has heretofore promoted amateur sports thorough
Reorganization has been made under the same title,
aud they propose to hold boxing for pro-
fessionai pussts besides promote all OF out.
door spot in season under the plans recently set forth
by the orisinaors OF the Professional League Of Amer
lean Athletes
william H. Robertson 10 President OF the new club;
PM Mcguire, weltknown bookmaksr. Secretary and
Treasurer and Board OF Directors includes twelve we'll
snss m sporting men The membership already num-
nn The s.sn Sc. state Of Affairs boxing circle:
ns ,G pas 4,
os,wesn them one OF the members has threatened 70
he .As nsS Sd ls:.p
n mSns s.s s2 H u SAD last 1ss
nave vrSWn TO Re an eyesore" he continued
iscps:i,.s ~ pqfty aisiscs but prevent
ysp hays iSsas Tins
NfxSsr,yJa s|ss ana John Ssman jim ba.t Ana
,s. rs money i!S% .sSs ss
Of S Ia,
sa AZ hare S;sn
pIoFammc with limit Of four Ssssrs IN zach class
and Tor very liberal cash prizes Tho weights will be
l1O. 10 l3O. and las pounds Tho contestants will
spnT three ihree.mnute rounds, and the winners Of
eaeh boat viii meet In final four.minute round Some
q the most prominent pus.sts have already pledged
In the 1l0pound class the following stars have an.
lw,srsd i.voraby -Chsppie" Moran, Benny Murphy.
Eddie Avery. and ~. DonovAn; 12npounds. Bully
Kenny; ". Ifaisan Jim Brown. Nike Mairoy and sew.
eral Others The 1Sopound class 10 sure to draw.
S.car saienatis and Jack Connolly In the lloIound
Champion sss weight, george hi Rsy
nolds. and othera
nat
part of February. Boxers desrous Of competing can
Broadway. New York.
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The Royal Bowling Club members sat down to u ban.
quet Saturday night 81 Hoenders parora l49 West
I25th street. and all present had royal good ,!m. An
interesting incident was bowling COMES between
number OF the fair guests OF the evening the result
being follows:
Mrs. schuman, oS; Miss Meyer. SO. Mrs. Lamb a5:
Miss Plate. e4 Mrs polan VI; Mrs Ed SWan5crg 80:
Mrs Netsrau, ~; Miss kierst So; Miss breIt.'-u II
MISS NsUpel rs; Mis- Schroeder II; Miss MrIss 90
W. 6 PI..1 81 M: NJ: Ksra 81 Mira VIM sw.nbtrs
tive menu was served and Tie evenings sploymsn,
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The billiard Men Prac Use.

schaefer showed an improvement in his playing last
mint by putting up strong. steady game with John
M0nids. and averaging over 80 in an SOO-p0nt game
II taking him but twenty-five innings to complete III.
score. Ills highest RIM was 1870.
S"rsOn's work WAS somewhat cratic. but that did
not detrArt from the enthEsa sm created among the
spectators 1y his many dicnlt and brilliant shots
Last lixbt's scores We're:
soss0n--l3s . g. o. !. .. 80. As. l. g. So o. g. H. O.
q 30 J. o. liz T. Total. ooo. Average. 20 2o3
DaIy-6 Il. Il, o, 81. o. 10000 LAS. $50 o.
O. .. s.. o. TOTAL l5s AyeraY. ~ Highest run. 45
r - Q: 2 81 20. lss Total, $40. Average. So s22
MoudsNil. o. 10 8. g. T. &. s. .b.s. r. e.1ol5.
]. ], 80. o. Total 1oi. Average. l7.2l. High.
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ROwling Games Tonight

AAERicAs RATIONAL TOURNAMENT
Apollo ". An'eTicus Americas Vs. NvnpareiL Non.
paIeil VS. Apollo ''"
isrRcAS AMATEUR rsIos
secti0n l-XaycT A. c. rs Our a. Xavier A r. ,,.,.
section 2-iounx Mems LyceuIn VS. Astoria A 4,
LyCeuIn alleys. '' ''"
section s-feor'eM vs. Recreation at Peeriss. alleys
Elizabeth A. 4. alleys - ~ ~
nEcKsASSs ToURsAxEEI
Mozart VS.. Jonah.
i.IRR-cLuB IEAC~R.
Knickerbocbe r VS.. Lincoln Oxford W. Montsnk Ma,
WOOD Va Carleton Hanover Va rn,on League.
rhstr CIR AMATEUR LEAGUE
vs.. DooItf.e. at faN onia alleys
sTAIis hiANp AsArrua LEAGUE
XII! Won Kui! va Alpha at Bachmans ei!sya
~ {. A. LE.GrT.
Twenty third street alleys. '' -
vETERAs NAIL ToUasAxEsL
Esyopah w. LoQu0iA
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News from the Mors. ws-ls.

Racing will be resumed at Gloucester on
Jan. -.
Several OF the horse owners at Gutenberg
are talking about sending their racers to the
New Orleans meeting. Jockey Bum has
started for the Crescent City.
The Valley Stock Farm Company has bought
OF w. S. Kirby. the well-known Michigan horse
2:l7,., for $4,000. the highest price ever paid
for Michigan. bred horse. Harry Noble f q
He is by Frank Noble, dam Steil storms, By
Mambrino EIceisior $50: second dam. Capt.
tola. By Champion BOT.
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Emerald Gun Club Shoot,

The Emerald Gun Club had Its usual large attendance
at Dexter Park at its monthly shoot twenty-five
members faced the traps and In two classes for
two gold medals at ten birds each. club handicap obi.
ed Long Islanhr rules No straight score was made In
class A. Dr. Ransom won for the second time with a
score OF ~ and IN class b. y. Maesel the IN aal for
the hrst time The birds flew well and the scores were
not very good in consequence. The score:
DR. Hudson. 70 yards. I: j. Maesrl % yards 3: R.
Regain, II yards 7: f. Doen!ck % yards \: r. Butt IS
Z: L Qn.nn p yards. s. !. c: ,GehTiny 90 yards 8:
H. Ransom. - yards. " DR. Allen, ~ wards ii: q,
Nowak, 70 Yards .; W: Thompson. rs Yard. q: Dr.
Klein 20 yards q; q. Henry. 20 yards. I: Col j.
~ yards. q j. fsx, % yards !: T. cody. 70 yards q
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PLIMMER TAKES A REST
He Won't Fight Lyman Just Now-IymaA
IL Already Matched.

would seem though Bill Plimmer. tho 11o-pound
champion Of England. wants little time to look
around He gays he had two goes this country
one in Philadelphia and one in Brookyn-hnd got tho
worst OF the decision in both. ana he wants a
chance to view things. This inclination OF his was
elected when Jack Lyrnan's manager. John Sullivan
went out to Charley Nortons house. Newark. and Of
fered to match Lyman against the En2.ishInan for
$1,000 side Plimucr at iiTs said he wanted to fight
to finish ald sullivan agreed 10 that. Then Plimmer
wanted to set his before some authorized
club. where he referee was OF reputation. Sui
lvnn tod him that he could do ali the naming OF tho
Te!orer, and. soon he To who wn
TO be man Of experience. that man would DO ac-
cep;ei. Norton broke in with the remark that Pliu
mer had gone through course OF training twice with
in short tine and deserved rest This brought
gotiationa to a close
Lyman !. pretty nervy in trying to mako match
with tn. Inglish champion. a. lie already has signed
articles with jack sullivan OF the sixth ward. to
hnish for 500 side aud purse and is hard
training NJ Eockaway. Sullivan remains in the city
and I. doing hi. cunning work throuxa Central Park
Tickets were Issued yesterday and can be obtained
So apiece at GO9 hudson street.
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Harlem Rifle Club Anuu., Shoot.

The annual open rie shoot of the Harlem Rife Club
which opened Sunday last at tho clubs range o7a
Third avenue. closed Iuesday evening The winners Of
the first Eve cash prizes are ". Rosenbaum 2le; j. A.
Boyken. 2l7: II. Dorr!er. 2I5: r. waItber PA: II.
Hodges ~ The winners q the second rye prizes
l+o Z q. letter. lao The other winners OF the re.
NAMING cash prize. are "; Ticker ~ w llaney Il:
Eis 90. ~
The conditions OF the shoot Length OF Iangc 81 feet
target. 2Jring: burseye. inches; - chlugs riHe.
There were twenty cash prizes all the trs ny sl
and the twentieth 81 The shooting Committee con.
Boyken. ~ - "
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-01-21

President Hilton Of the newly organized Gotham
Chess Club has offered valu able silver trophy for
handicap tournament between the members of tho
Climb Entries close on Feb !, The club meets every
street and Third avenue.
The contest between Capt 8. Pnkham and Major j.
n Hnnham was continued yesterday at tue Council
Chambers Chess Club. tanhan defended with the Phil
dor He early arsim ed the initiative on the queen 9
side and crowded in tie adverse pieces The Major
pursued his Vantage very vigorously. Pms ham
signed on his thIrty.second move. Tho score Is now
even, each having won one game. one game was
drawn The second game OF the Ecces Arnheim Ii atcn
viii DO played tomorrow.
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Another Big Cooking Main.

BosroS. Jan. 20.-A select company of New England
sports viii journey TO quiet little place IN New York
State next Saturday for the purpose " witnessing tho
biggest cocktug main ever arranged between New
England fowls The main viii he for the very large
sum Of 81 90 and SONY second IN Importance II.
mnnster AFFAIR pulled OF about a WEEK. ago between
California ana Maryland parties full account OF
which WAS published IN Tux suS at the time The
match to tght MAS made some lime ago.
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The Winners at st. Louis

81. LOUIS. Mo-. Jan 20.-To-days races re-
suited as follows:
rirs. Rsee-one-han mite Jasper won. Palmyra
second. Nellie D. third. Time. o 81.
second kacs-Fwe eighth, o. mile; Minnie Walker
won, Fuente second. Belle NJ third Time. O4.
Third Race-ThIeequsIters OF mile. Grafton won.
sseond. Gsno third Time O:56;
ttfth RAee-0ne mile. Gen. Caldwell won, zaptipDe
sasoad. John Morris thiro. Time l:As.
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Eric Gun Club Shoot.

Just dozen Of ths Erie Gun Cubmen faced the traps
at Woodswn PARK yesterday at the regular monthly
shoot OF the club The shoot is at live birds mod
lied birmingham rules club handle for gold medal
and extra prizes Two tied for the medal and first
prize with seven straight, II. Dohymnn and C, Plate
The latter killed three straight in the shoot D0hr
nas one and won II. In the shoot on of I'll s,yes for
second prize. r ,iIaet killed four and won The score
W. scheee. 20 yards 4; J. Plate, % yards 1; 81. Al
sssser rs yard. :? II. lmko.ki 9: yards. !; o. Plate
xs saF5. ~ =, nFast, "a ysra; ~; G Luhrsen n
2; j. A. still 20 yards. .; Ii. Dohrman. 2syards. :; c.
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Ariou on His Way to Boston.

RosToN. Jan. 20.-Mr, J. Malcolm Forbes,
owner of the famous two-year-old stallion
Arion, has returned from California and says
that Arion has already started East He de-
tcrmined to bring Arion East because tho win
tor Is the best season Of the year to give a
horse a change OF climate.
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Tho regular monthly shoot OF the Menahan Gun Club
at Morris Park yesterday was wei! attended. The club
shoot at ten blue rocks for gold meGal and thirteen
glass balls for Anot her gold medal Both were won by
" MoEr"e. The score: BsnGe,t Z: u. Van Sick en-.
rec 10; j. B9oiman :; J. Monshsn. n. Monahan, );
Van sickIen, a. Glass balis-w Monroe 10; j. BENNETT
n H. selnver. t J. Camden. s: l., Hopkins .: j. Book.
man, u; j. MonahRn NJ Munahan, .; j Van Sic KLEIN
e. strang $; ". Anterior. u H. ". BraInweII. q; it,
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For the Championship or Long Island.

Adjournment for tho championship OF Long Island
which will DO known a. the Long Island Champion.
ship Bowling Tournament, will commence on next
Monday. All the games will he rolled on Buscbman,s
Rarenswood alleys $40 Vernon avenue Long Island
Cty. The following a'e the clubs ed 10 bowl.
Jolly Eonr'crs TErtis. CASH n, Liberty No Ih.r,.
No, 2. boulevard. Terrace, RavensvoJd no J. Eaysns
wuot no and Astoria Athletic club, Yaiual,,. nrtyns
w,i' hn offered Tho officers selected nre john Er,m.e
President; J.. F. shark"y N!cerIes!dent; A. j. Busch.
man, Secretary Treasurer. 49, NN''"
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Hon BRIDGE Jan. 2O-There will be good skating on
the lake at Van Cortlandt Park tomorrow.
The Park Commissioners have taken steps provide
amp. acconm atoms for skaters at Indian Pond
crotona Park. Seats have been provided and the pond
will he lighted at nights during the skating
superintendent HaIen says that tho pond viii! be In
splendid condition for skating this afternoon. The
pond IL ooong in shape and about twenty acres
II can be by Second Third Il" roads
to Harlem Bridge and then by the Suburban road to
lIAh street. is then only shot walk to the pond
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Among the nhmes Of sharpshooters and marx nien
are those OF Car, j. G. Abrams; cant. G. W. Rand.
have qualified for seventeen successive years;
Am3ng Others WHO made an excellent showing is
FIRST Lieut.. II. C. On Val Company on Oct 81
scored % points at 500 yards and % yards His
previous qualifications numbered fourteen.
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Yachting Gossip.

Designer A. G. Mcyey Of Boston has tho model OF
foot schooner ready to show prospective builder
Mr. McVey has made a RuInb' or designs lately md
has received order for 2ltoot jib and Inainsai
boat which F:isbie of Salem will build.
The Now YORK Yacht Club has obtained the lease Of
site at New London for station to lie established there
The site Is jus; above the Peuuot House that side
the river David BANKS had charge OF the leasing Of
site at Sew London. Arrangements have now been
lie for stations at New London, Shelter Island Mar.
tLa's Whey ard, and WAitesone
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Fine Record or Seventh Regiment Sharp
shooters.

Tho Seventh Regiment takes justnnble pride in the
achievements of its mh:ksmen for the ls91
scarcely member Of the organization having failed TO
win his decoration. Great enthusiasm has been mani.
tested by tho several companies and full vantage
taken OF the psinstaking and intelligent Instruction
The gratifying condition OF affairs is tae in small
measure to thu Efforts of Capt. William H. Palmer in.
tpector OF rhe practice Comparison or the dons
By the reRinenta marksmen in 1891 aud 1870 Is IN.
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Referee and timer-Thomas A. McEwen Judyes-,r.
Anderson A. Ing. B.ecleE touched TWO goas Tor tho
ElAcks in the nrs halt, and Reed for Reds
winch was the way tie game ended.
Previous 10 the game AZ the New York next Sat.
urGay night between the team II the Msropo,e e. Il
Providence and rte Winged Foot swimmers there Win
be a iUlyaTd swimming contest between men repre-.
senItIg The Metropolis and h.w York cubs
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-01-21

The members OF Company K Of the Seventh Regiment
shot last evening for the Kemp Trophy and made tho
good score OF oo7. Lieut.. Mclean made 20 out OF
possible 60 points which tho highest score
yet made. Tho score follows.
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Water Polo Mt the II. A. G.

There was an interesting game OF water polo at tho
Manhattan A. C. last night md tho wok of the men in
the teams inilca that the cherry diamond swim.
mcrs will put up sta game against the Providence
hAn next sunday afternoon, Tho players in last
night r contest We're iul!uss:
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,ss,r .rsy. n .n. Issc: Court suldi,s

s % s .y: on On. s Tss Court Sa
ID: s:i fs.'.ss IL. riS sS:
's!n. e. ite ea Total Hnsr.. ia. o,r-on ,sn
sslJsy &c., S.sss rs 49, smith ia Ts,.
issv!den, that IN. rslm., viii g,ye the El,.e.hs
e: Series r. 1SsSti .s s; S sS.H
SS W thai ms vris4y = q:
ssn within two points Of the ElsaSs'h' Tue score:
Fame, lSo nsa hs7 pa,.,say
o xrISs,en S,Sstit ni%snheiy IA; siesi.s, $50,
ss:Si H. s.%sy Isl; btesi "iiSSScss .sa
Eii,.,rrr. Jan. 2o,-The creates. game Of the ANA.
ssE,ns ,s.s; s ycss
Elizabeth Athletic Club teams. Ihs score. u. highest
-TSrnbpl lss; sa F'sw% s, 1885, r. D.v.
Ill Sa H iSi bnocs lie; % warner sie fr U,.
ass ss c E n i.G III ho Sa" is Id
s.% .s 3, eSs
vi; is sS 5 is HY., ,sD xss..
i6o;, Won .Runnen 1873: ileimken. 1877: Boring, l.L
a. i, GSKn.s lsa; Friedier. 1913: shag.r, lIa; rsL
Tnsy iSs DfS'd ISL TX Ss'I;
The rsmpsr.no..Royai match game resulted a, 10.
Temperance sin.ehadler. 17s. .wni,ns Ibs; Ca.
Prem Rely iot Withhold 1857 Ill
1874 ,Sf
S % iS' FS.';s ,ss &
and io:: rolled q liz formers. .'y; Tas.sy
also proved Winners In game. The .sores
s1Rsf
,S'ySs Hs.'li9 ,ss; Hi.,sss ws! see All
Wolf: liz. r yohnn,meyer. lsa: Kappermeyer. iSs,
cysIsnsHh sSs.i.r jag; O. Be..,.s ,7o so.,.
!sI 81; i fscr 49, 1885, o.rss rG
SECOND CANE
- 5oyH ssss'SS a. aiI ns az WIFE,
iohsn.msyer. IS; Koppeimsyer. q: brnctsr' as To-
sSyslSns.M ses..,.E o. g; ne..,,.r. a. 4 ne..,,.
ya re t.d With .ss se.
n.gh. The visitors were beaten by ia pins Tx
~ s.ns Art, III; Storm
1a"; ,ass 1885, Mitchell ia; iIe'aey IL.
r.. sssss nss ss Rsc IA ssn
,'99t q" le2: Jennings. 15i; swar'z l7S. TO'.
* the Sa Not Rsxns IL "a
Monday evening on schiineSeiow's alleys The scor,s
FIRST GAxE
is i ~
lss; KsppsnhaSsn lis: stevens la Total. Isl ''0''
ISL M 1s T.n Pet o isS ss0s
m "a: lnn'a.s ds Mculto
On Monday evening Corin,nian No. l and No 2 met
on luRss alleys in the second series in the States
Island Amateur Bowling League. The scores:
FIRsr CAM.
Corinshan No 1-Cadmns. 40: Ludwig, 2ls; How.
M sD'S ig LSs* liz, 1T y"ho. III
H.. Kerr. 100: Sears III. TOTAL o2t.
srcoSD
d.n IT, fnrS a. 7 dUd~is 1eo How"
,Cornhian No 2-Kerr. loti: Love. 1871: kohler llas
The second OF the Jersey Athletic Club Dc,
.sennt hs team G1 ne cus LAY
the former organizations club house at Bergen Point
New Jersey Athletic Clnb--w. Pitcher. l45; J. G.
Smith. 1913: f. Southland. I5a: O. W Yates ST. ITO; IL
i lIInd: l2s; H. E. Harris ito: D. b. wmsidng isS
@ Rsnns is sa l
1892. 800 H. N'''''' 400 io's>~
With two frames to spare the team Of the All Stars
SeG bo Sr FAX m he he
to . had prestige OF 8l+ pins al the wind.up III
IA. i nSs1 l.s G,n 49, .o
isa Bfawn III Gn4r@S, Total sie..s% .
Pis liz bgaI Mc;;rs,h 30, l@. Weber e.
". shreve. lis. Total i. ISL. - 1--' -
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oermania >. On 142 aoa 27S a4S 400 5os ssl $50 73e
Jolly. III 2+o $50 395 Ola go 100 so7 ssl
umpre--H. Gsrd.A scorers--L. scheuerer and N.
wAl,ach
Ivsrass--oermAnia. IA Is; jolly. l7sl.h
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-01-21

~ Cullen beat ". CRcctola by y 10 ~
To-day Is 'clGb day in Champion Casev's court
and s,ne ne .atnes have been arranged. The special
event Will be ~ boat between the champion ana Ma or
Carmody AGAINST iernart McQuade and Jimmy Dunie
on sunday morning next n IL O'Clock. IN Courtney,s
bets hive been laid
Broosiynites are anxious ~ awaiting an from
John bagSs whom John malcolm wants 10 play for
S1CO side, Macon has posted de hu thus far
Il has been all tax with the oboken man George Han
ley at the Brooklyn court the other day he and
Gas y agreed to back Malcolm.
At the benefit 10 be rendered to Michael NrLouphIin
the old time handba.l PLAYER. IN the li0b06en court
next sunday Eddie Sweeney and the ''spanlard' viii.
give exhibition OF the OLD Irish game. and it ought
To he u hnnmel The 'spaniard" has Always been
considered one OF the neatest players living.
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sPARzAx,s E1xAL eAMAa

NIT the Aaerpeaa Nassesal Tosvaa1sat
Championship IL sim In Double.
me big crowd OF spectators At the Germania Assem-
bly, Room alloys last night encouraged the Spartan
bowlsrs in their esmce against the Germania and
jolly teams The games resulted 40 foiiovs;
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Low scorea were rolled by tho bowlers who renre.
sentsd ths West End and Young Mems Lyceuin clubs
Section 2, game The score: N'
x Msss EnsIjIsaasn. l5l Merritt! 49, Ford 49,
Young Mems Lyceum-wsrwick, TT: Van Tassell.
49,. Conrad. lag; Knapp. 1Bl: Brown 1874. IAta 74V
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Spartan 90 1BI 2s5 8is loT $40 se5 al isI e53
Germania.-.16 100 24o SIG $50 400 543 G22 6a3 Ia
Umpre-F. w Pr,or. Jr. scorers-M. wailach and II.
Xvsfsss-spartsn, 40 s-5; oermania. l54 rs.
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Totals. .....1s 10 10 7Sa Totals. 72o IS sos
yRAMn.
Felssnkssr 90 las 1875 2aa $40 400 $50 500 $50 7sS
Volunteer 81 1874 ass 3O8 1873 445 b04 SOC e3l ov8
Umpire-O King. Ecorers-J. Silbe and ]. Roos.
Avsrags-Felsenkeller. l57 l.6: Volunteer, 1S9 36
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With two frames to spare the team Of the All starp
Rowling Club OF Bayonne vanquished the owlers a
the Aicyone Boat Club of E;izabe III Roston's 'W3
VIII leys Al Bayonre on Tuesday evening The vios
score: N~
.Al.Stars Bowling Ciub-E N. Griffin 1s': j. j. Neaou
1"f; Il G Co!cs ll3 ". Cendenning. 100: J. KraussS
1a:'; " Brown l8t: J. Garrett, iIa. Total 1.4stNS
Acyone Boat C!nb-C. Coleman. 1885, T. Weber rs; Il.
Potts Ill; j. NcGrath 10: ". t'iiies 100; s. Marsh
llG; Richter l6t; r Poole Jos: K. Bicke, lc2; q
". Shreve 113. Total, !. ISL.
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Totals. 1850 1871 Totals......1l 2<15 So4
vRAArs.
Krakehlia 81 100 246 al3 4o5 4a4 S43 e3s 7l2 773
Felsenksller ~ III 2o $40 4lS GOV 0pl b72 TAO SO4
Umpire-C. King. Scorers-J Roos and H. Hermann
Aversge-krakehis. 154 2.5: keler. 100 4r5.
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The American Amateur Union. section 2. game or
Tuesday night between the Madison and Harlem I,epub
ncan Club was easily won by the nrst-nRmed team
Tie score: "F'N
acknowledgement. 1870: Grosa -17s: Las.eli. 1879
Hayiand. ISL; Parker. III. Total. TT3 "
Harlem Republican Club-Prce 1888: Fa1leson, lI7
Wise. les; Chase. Ill; Andrus ldL Total no
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Ny. A. o.. IS 1874 24O 32s x13 400 bi5 6s2 1877 $50
Orange A. G IS 153 22o PSI 377 45S 534 0lS $50 1<3
Averase-Sew York A. c., 1877 45: Orange A. c.. las.
The return game between THE Sur and Wnrd bowling
clubs played yesterday afternoon at tho Holman
House alleys. and was won by TIE SuS team by the fol-
lnV.in
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Ths Ney York Athlstic Club team has won tbs Ath.
They went TO Orange on Tuesday evening and placed
two victories TO their already long list which
them In the rem aiming games Of the Series The scores
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The game a, Rosevllle last night resulted a

me game At Rosevle last night resulted as follows:
Roseville-T1tns. 147: Norman. 1885, Dudley lal:
Thompson. 1913: Northrup. l7s Total. Sos
Manhattan-1oIdon. le!; Wesselmsn. 1885, Stafford
1s9: Mitchell, III: Headley. 1874. Total S45
Roseville-Titus. 1874: Norman. 152: Dudley l5e;
Thm"mp.nn I5r; N9rihrnp 40. Total 7sa;
lo2: Mitchell, lo7: Headley. 100. Total s3o.
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IuEklB~....V 10 5I I2d T0tAU.. -...B III 10 IV6
World 40 1851 22s a15 sss 474 b7l COS s7s 72e
THx .95 1875 2b2 32y $40 %46 538 $50 1855 7eS
umpirs-Elsworth Jones. scorers-R HATFIELD and
William Gallagher. Averages-Eorid 12l; Tux suS. 1888
me Felssnkelfer. Volunteer and Krakehlia teams
rolled in last nights Academy tournament sereA The
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Jolly .. o. iel 24s aol 8so 44s b24 sos eTA 1877
spartan t0< 1872 2p3 3I7 AIS go 85s $50 s2I 9o6
umpire-F. W. Prior. scorers-H vorrath and c.
Stern.
Xvsrase-Jolly. ISL 2.s: Spartan. 1871 Is.