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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-12-01
hMERICA,s CUP DEFENDERS.
Prominent Ynchtsmen Who May Bu,id New
BOnts,

AS tho Cunarder Aurania draws near with
challenge for the Americas Cup on board It
naturally causes yachtsmen to talk race. new
bonts. &c. The general impression seems to
DO now that Lord Dunraven's new boat will be
something like cichty-ilve feet on the water
line. or at any ratio over eighty feet. Just
what facts this Is based on 1t Ia hard to
say. but II seems 10 be due to tho fact that
Lord Dunravcn withdrew oil objections to the
clause In the committee OF lives letter which
exempted all boats now built or under con.
struction. People say that Lord Dnnraven
would not have been SO willing to let this
rather severe restriction pass by unnoticed II
lie had not intended to challenge with an 50:
footsr. or n boat somewhere near tho size OF
Nj. Royal Phelps Carrolis. .
II is not certain that Mr.. Carroll will race here.
although 1t ia extremely probable. While
toned as probable builders Of cup defenders.
1t is not thought likely that over three. or at
tho most four. new boats will be built. IL there
Down IN boston great many PERSONS 8 seem .,
T' HHS sHs ns q Hifs
d.nas IS hS not @s't a
he will build again. though he may change his
who d s sai wifi SSa IS
race. they are nr. John BRYANT. the owner Of
the unh.nten HERE shOfT Soop Shadow, and
his brother. Henry Bryant. who owned and
designed the schooner Alert. now on a cruise
up the Mediterranean.
A well known yachtsman who has inst re.
turned from Boston. said that Henry bryant
said in his presence that II there was n race
next wear he and his brother would b. repre-
snntod in the trial races. that their plans wero
all ready. and that all they wcro waiting Tor
was the arrival and acceptance OF the chal-
lcngc.
I he two Adamos boys. the owners Of tho
lIarpo3n. nre also talking of building. 20 Dos
ton viii lie well represented. even II Gen.
lainc does not build
Hero In New York any number OF wclI-known
vi chtsmen's names nro mentioned in connec-
ton with new boats. among the more promi-
nent arc Vice Commodore T. ID. MORGAN. C. @.
D. lselin.. the former owner OF the !itania:
Archibald Rogers. tina owner OF the Wasp: X.
Suydnm Palmer. the owner OF tho schooner
Marguerite and last. hut not lenst. Commo-
Gore Gerry himself. or these Nice-Commo-
hore Morgan and Mr.. 1selin arc the NEST likely
70 huiIl
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20 ....IU 70
Aionis g. l42 2aO 33O Iol 467 6<Q Ro4 ono ia
Pasttm.....IS l5p 242 $40 1914 AL 562 846 700 7G9
Cmpire-B. Altenau. Scorers-J. r. Hogan and +. ".
Jordan.
Avernse-Adonis, 1854 As; Pastime, 1895
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CORNELL O.fRS.Hf:.N.


lrAcs. Nov. 3o.An interest at Cornell is now cen.
tired on the possibilities OF her freshman and varsity
crews There is such an abundance OF material from
which to choose that 1t can safely be predicted
that the crews that next spring Will be
the fastest ever turned ont By Cornell Besides
new men to choose from. all the 80 crew are at
college and every OF the last varsity is back.
ready and anxious to row. There will be lively strng
gle made by the members OF the 90 crew to displace
some Of the present varsity men, but will necessarily
have 10 be hard work. as the men who rowed in the
varsity last spring ar" ideal rowers true and tried
Troy. captain Of the 20 crew. and shone stroke. will
make some of them hustle to Keen their seats Coach
Courtney is now hard Mt work looking over the carI
ss's H. II ss It Gts to a" nsw
as TO The suffice TO shy That It WI ,. an i!"ai
\ - IN varsi,y mo-, q .ho OH men VIII retain ,hsr
III. men lion unose viii p.obsbl take any va
can, seat "'e"'''Ae' A'''' "''' ''''"'''
Much .necna'ion is INDUCED in as to whether Yale
n% for m Ssn Hss M TO ss
rniy.rsity of renn.ylvana, and the columbia
race. Ins varsity, however vent down on ,ne "a.
nMa Trns Nf P w IN pcv s. s very s
cloee and exciting races,
has anot.!on, which is 10 lower CoTnyils coors on
,Gs water nv he nopS. and believes w be done W
81 ~ M , saas s holy a, the
ta az esis ~n"r viii 10 made /" dei.t, hi. creWs
and Will take more pains than ever before TO MAKE
them perfect
reliable rninor has I: tina; Columbia viii put a
Varsity eight 'h' wafer This insures at least u
triangular race between Cornell. Columbia and Uni
ysI.y q. .cn."''N Fr'i ntv inter
est II diplomatic means will secure race between |
Yale and cornell ANA Harvard anu Cornell. Will
I've cd Every EFFORT VIII he made BRING about
this much result All past sligh's AMI dsap
polntmtn'> VIII be dropped from scit and mind nv |
cornell The Cornell navy is having new launch |
hH'li tor the OF Courtney M coaching IN"
O:i the stocks IN t,nana ughs shops Phiiadelpha
is an eight made of aluminium. which is for the |
cornell 1t ordered hr COurtEsy last spring
and VIII be the varsity boat II satisfactory
lis extreme -htness promise. another ari broken
by the Cornell varsity eight. Financially the navy
in sp.enLil shane,
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Sunday Fights Must Sfon.

'The infractIons Of the law which have become sniy
too numerous recently in the shape of Sunday prize
tights must stop at once" said Sheriff Norton OF
Queens county to representative OF THE suS ysstsr
day 81 have appointed large force of deputy shsr.
MS and II II takes able MI in tho comfy
10 cone successfully with the boxers and their follow.
ers in stopping the law breaking uud further
toh o. ~. snbSath SHAH have no hesitation IN call.
Queens to assist in stopping tho n;Iisances
he scarcity Of the fnrmhouses in direct csntrass
TO Grossly wpHged city houses max s Tho mstfer
an easy on. for tn. alleged boxers get a crowd Of
~ o,t' together ana come tho
aiinv tented room! for small purses but from on
~ 'hIri y watching the road houses and saloons in
II" rear OF which most of these battles occur thinE
thai We Will be alb" To the pugstfc tendrn.
Ce- OF these ambitious young sugHers an thsir
alleged back era most Thoroughly"
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doe Goddard Is in Fine Condition.

Joe Goddard who is to meet Peter Maher before The
Coney Island Club. writes to Tpu SEN from Passaic
n H. that he is In excellent shape and ready to stsp
into the ring at moments notice.
"l Am backing myself heavily to win." writes Co.,
daTd. land can assure You that will. Tho quarters
where am in training the hest that any nRhtsp
could desire aud jim Gibbons who Ia preparing me for
the contest lis very able and attentive fellow II
win tins hight WIN make rarid strides to Get Peter
jackson again, for am confident that ] can defeat
him. Il is not true that Billy Madden have fallen
out We are the hest OF friends and will hope CON
ttnue TO he. Mr., Morris OF tho Columbia A. c., under
whose ceIors am going 70 meet Maher Was down to
sec me the other day and he much Impressed
with my connton lis club is betting heavily on the
light Al present tip the bean at 100 pounds "trip
ped believe tina; WILL remain At this limit anothS9
week yet"
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BUFFALO. Nov SO. -ltorsemen were present
from New York. Kentucky. Massachusetts
Ohio. aud PENNSYLVANIA at the trotting stock
salc to-day. Prices We're far below the actual
value Of every horse that walked to tho block
Buyers got in the habit Of scer: horses
Knocked down for $500 and $500. aud when n
breeder pulled together enough norve to go
against thrl!ast named NEurrtne others nearly
dropped dead with astOniShmeut. The i'm
portant sales were:
Daisy King. b. m, = bv Mambr,no King dam
HnssbH!. by ihm.lHs Amont. IN iva. to
Chimes; smith Bros; birmingham Ala -. 81 900
HACK colt. yrhrnc, full brother 10 Juc o. n:IGi,,
by NanhrNo King. dam grandmother = :2Utt
rs Bowman Lexington, ~ ....,,,.-.,,,,'' eG5
Delegate. brother to Belle liamln. b. = 1. by
hAm!ins Almont, dam Toy. j. Il. Gallagher
Crsndmother. 2:2OS,. b. m, IL. by Almont dam
Mihnehaha: IN fOai to NRMbrIIp King. l. L.
schwarty, Penn Van .......,..- ...,' E1o
Aurora chimes. blk C.. 3 by Chimes. dam by '''
Almont Dictator: L. +. rsttte. NV YORK. ..D 40
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The Winners mt Roby,

CHICAGO. Nov. 30 Maggie Lehus. winner OF
the first race. was tho only favorito to score at
Hoby to-day: Abandon Mt Ito was among
the successful outsiders. Summarizes
alst. Spaiiing second Horace L. third. Tgie 6',at
second Rhce-Four furongs. Francis rupe rrst:
O:bB, ' ''''''
Third Race-ThrerGuarters of milo: selling. Abrn.
1:26I1. ~ ''
Fourth Race-1ihndicsp; two year.ods: five fur.ongs
IIancs Pope hrss. Cehtrary second. Bismarck third
Fifth RaGe-Seven furlnngs Edith INST. Annie
Clark second. Zantppa third Time. AZ,
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Ea scSall News.

W'smNG1n> Soy al--Witht no advent ct sam Wise
ln'"'t' second base for the Washington asrba tlih
iherr W Hn no necessity for III. services ~ Tommy
nov" ~ we ,rh huL u" win not he permit oil to re.
man luc PRESIDENT Won der Ahc OF tile St Louis c,iih
Mnhieh DOW. lhsi .casHn but The Waenr,s wonId not
terHSr MN ~ AT tm" as desired. not wanting 10 ia
ieN ~ tNn i"r'0 Now however they have coryent ed
70 wave any 'alhl I" this plarer and he has lie m
r,SHrn ny ~ Ion 10 replace Jack Crooks "A seco.d
I'm, hm's .rn' was g",,u nna,"d today and how'd viii
WhNe i"r MS ne" Eei Of duty the spring being DE-
University. ' '''Ne''"h
'lNhNShfL Nhr, 81 Fortune has smiled upon Lon
John Reilly, for many season, tLe Pea ~
irs, hsSsmhn HIS grandfather, John Coed LETT en-
rInnhti many wears ago Ia seek his fortune and he
sr,"u W aNinrhla. Recently lie died at santa Rosa
nm ~ IT,, Az estate worth many thou .nnds dollars
l"!E '"hh VIII OF course come in tor his slnrs M ans
81 'he hs',s since his voluntary retirement from vi,
ha nr" E-S ma. pursued his profession a. an artist
eMpmyrrI nv lGcHl firm OF photographers. Reilly Ia.
turned ms head. " "' ''N mas nor
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Al arrangements have been completed fo- the Uncle
sam bowling tournament \ f!nal meeting WAS held
lat Light. ana III" following officers elected
President, j. Firkett: Vice President. H. HamnIe .
secretary. = fucker: Treasurer H. fraenkc; Board OF
Mana2rTs-l!d'lia bowling club j. Me!!c. Glendale
Rowing Climb. i Sctrer"r. Manhattan bowling r,ub
: IucErr; f"h"Ta R"wlhhY club. i. Ramn,lrr. ,rnIbn
howliS ,'tilb /. schroeder; tnr~ sam Bvwliny ,iuh
- Fraent"l. lower l"Mliag ,iuh. j. Rlrk.tt: DaiSy
,irrilyE, '''''N ~'''' ~
IT was decided 10 roll three games each Monday md
wednesday hIHht beginning Dec. H. the tennis 10 be-
composed Gi eight men, There VIII h, Xix tenn and
.rst three nights Is follows: ~ NV
Dec. 1T Leila ". Uncle sam va pa,sy
pee. lf-,truIIl" W.. nsrllin - .Itnho
Dee. l'-EtlOra We Tower vs. Manhattan
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TIE regular monthly shoot Of the Glenmore Rod md
Gun Club was held yesterday at Dexter PARK Fifteen
members competed for the Claus diamond badge at
seven birds each. club handicap modified birmingham
rules Four tied for the trophy with seven birds each
and on th. shoot of ". Iiartys won with eleven
straight The scores:
cub Shoot. Seven Birds Each. A. Eppig 30 vars
.! T. rhs,er Jr. " yards, cLngLrbrechf. =. yards
:, J" EppiH II yards. u: W. levcns - Yards D. Pfuh
han Soyaris 7: ! ", Gn.iiI.r - yards 4, NJ iiay.
gen ~ yards; o. ", vorbarh. ~ yards q: Hartye
- yards 4 J. 4, sil - yards. Z; !, Thompson, ~
yards 2: T. T. Ehgcr,on, 90 yards. I; j. Young 81
Ties tor the Claus Diamond Bsdce--w IIartye 1; g.
It4hIman T. &; lng!ehrecht: 9: r. rhist'r. Jr,, Z.
rswetpstake shoot Three Birds. Young. Z: j. A.
pPp,g' r L. EppiG z; G. Engl-hrecht 8: {. vincent
ss;uT IhHmPson " rhister 8: Il. Pfohn,an. 81 j. A.
Tiles Ties for First Prize yonng, J. A. ECpig o; L.
s"n 1; rnistsr. Jr o. q. Pfohlman o; j. 4. still .:
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Odds and Ends Of Sports.

b. Bee 4. wit" JACK c"'4""'" "sH taxes place o"
s%s rrmsn Of s sr1 r9. Mnn k"%Gs.9
Assoctaiioi' on sunday last. Tue purse was 500
ayyN w % IL" Ws,Sfn ne s weg' pp: has
OF 100
Tns olympic GLIB q New orleans have m.l.over,
MaG; or AXE psse s 81" M9Tp "E'e
Frank iConlry. tue "Wl!iamsbrrch Cyclone" was
mntehcd e nSht 70 tniSn with small gloves vita
Yesterday. These two clever boys Wi. meet mouth
IL private.
weight Is at present in Eoston. il seems that Bsnnay
R"s lost n ' A .es he s4 By
Brnney Is anxious TO fight again
10 s o Sf p,n. qg NTH
tsss q AK o'ssE man a. us pound. ioT q
day at a forfeit to support his challenge, ''"''
Nike Daly. the lght.weisht pugilist Of Bangor Me.
s@Ra n sge
ha G.. ns "
e.
any 1--WE &E'n "'@ ssol. ia. n ". @
forfeit Martin viii mmsd,atoiy cover IT, p"'''
SSE a%pGs n.s in s' ls
sscS iii ana Of :s
II. Sansdans sysfase was 70 62c and the losers
]SSh higu was ~.
The members of the Tsslty.serond Regiment are
busy training for their annual games which take place
a. the armoTy on the evening Of Thurs day, Dec g.
sides an unusually handsome assortment OF individual
prizes there is banner for tho company whose aih
letes score the most points with This trophy view
the cracks OF the d.asrent eompsnies strsinins
every nerve to be IN effective Trim for the struggle
reception. with dancing. viii follow tho athletic pro.
granme.
The somew ha. paradoxieal s.at.m.n. tina. the an.
nual boxing and wrestling cham pionships OF the
was gwen cut Yesterday For the frst time since It's
the ,% Tts,e place
.perA House ohers have been under CONFEDERATION
from ritsbnrgh and Philadelphia, and decision has
M w' iahe yaGs on Jan and under the
academy OF MUST. The boxing events viii be- Ban.
.a. 100 pounds and under; feather. us pounds and
uhutT: Hgh'. l3b pounds and under middle IES
Ss saa SnqsG sayy weight pounds
provide for wrestling competition sbsys SsiS vsShI
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WAsmNCroy. Nov. 3O.--The Georgetown University
rubbed 1t nto the Columbia Athletic Club this after
noon. when the reserve football eleven from the
Client Institution On the banks OF the Potomac River
successfully buckri thr centre Of the winged hriow
representatives. 10 IN" .urr of Twelve aca rohng
Ilis duplication q: She made by he seniors
III the Thank .givinX Day game VITA the tu,un.ias
and cnrsc gn"nilY there Was campus celebration at
ne college tls evening III honor Of III" dual victory
Georgetown will clCsr the football This
Nv with game between Their rEsnnion eleven AMI
Az equal number OF athletes from the Young Mems
CHRISTIAN AssUca, ion. who wer" also yriOrio:s over
tue Column las recently.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-12-01
Anhcrst's Football Record,

ANuYRsr Nov. 3o.-Tho Amherst eleven has played
thirteen games this year and scared 3I+ points against
l4l The ear BEFORE in fifteen games Amherst scored
but 81 points to l5t. Tie largest score 80 to u.
against Williams and the largest score made against
Amherst was 90 TO TO- by Harvard. This the first
year which an experienced coach had been secured.
an! GINS ne work IN this capacity proved to be OF the
grea'rst service to the success OF the eleven.
the with two or three exceptions light. the
a. "ragr weight being bur lt+ pounds SO that Am
hcyts play has not been heavy and Of the bstteriny
ram sty!e but Of her swift half back. aided by
scientific and systematic blocking. Van Leuven right
end. has done exceptional work in gaining ground aud
Ia counted OF the swifeSt FOOTBALL
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-12-01
Vernon Rod and Gun Club shoot.

The regular monthly shoot OF the Vernon Rod and
Gun Club was held at Dexter PARK on Tuesday On
account OF the snow storm only six members were
present To participate for tho best averages Of the
season for the gold medal Of the club. All the
shot well and the results were as follows:
rhe scores.D, D. Osterhaut. - yards. I; d. KLEIN
~ Yards. a ]. A. Thompson. % yarda 3: j. q. Merr
h h e yards =: ", II. Thompson 20 yards 4: 4. Il
sweepttakes-Thrse birds, miss and out O. r. os,er
hnut. :; ID; Kline. !; y. A. Thompson, 10; j. g. Mrrr.
new; 10: W. II. Thompson, Q, A, g. Don. q. Money
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-12-01
Chance for the Volunteers

To FpI7cu OF Tnr SrS--Sir. saw an artici" in
tolays issue about the Volunteer Football team being
anxious to play college eleven tho Press club
carnival A game between the Volunteers and Naruna
Boat club would be very interesting. they vcEy
evenly matched. Tn. Volunteers defeated the Varurns
IN The ariy part If tn" season bat thri The VIZ
rrnaS have defeated the - Johns tDl,rc" GCHih At
turdnn by II to a. ana as the 81 J0hrs dr'catr ~"
y. y A G. team by 10 o. and the v V. A. q drfra,
the Volunteer by to .. there Cnly
points between them. ana snow the NaTinas are
very anxious 10 get u game With IA. Vol; nterrs
Nov. 80. 1892. NAKuN. Eu,I CLra.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-12-01

LEXINGTON. Nov. 3o-The Thoroughbred
sale OF Col $. d. Brucc Of New York closed
here to-day. Twenty-Five head were sold for
. total OF S7.075. an average Of 1921 per head,
The following brought $500 and over:
1ss Weller B. m. 4, BY imp Mr.. pckwck. dam
v ey Blair Hhoi: J. = Ewing Nashville Tenn. $500
S vi .'"n Great Tom: j. l.. npmhe'' Charlotte
Nuln T., b; T.. year!ng. by IAnd-u. dam by In.
Quirer II. L. Kidd. Lexington. .. -. 80 ',. 40
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News OF the wheelmeu.

Monday next. " " '" VI
The BTookyn Bicycle Club will hold ladies' recep
,The Bedford Cycling Club held stag rece lion At
night, 80 '-S'
The Manhattan BICYCLE Club will h0la a dane. At
December NV '@' P"''"
Inc Msttowsk Cycle Club Of Brooklyn formally
opensd ther new club house ~ Btsdlord slTssI en
S9sS0Ay night WIZ alag rscSptias. :.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-12-01
THE TALENT IN GREAT LUCK.
FIVE FipORTTEs SUCCESSFUL 1T GUT
TENBURG rESTkRDIr ItTfy.SOON'

N"o i"Ser- ". '"ui'' "''n Stt away WIN
"' W ,"e ~ M"nes nc
~. ,,.'' -, r,'. ~" 80. ''''. ~.
nj. ,.,... ,,,,o, a., .,.u... 49,.
hurg Yesterday win p,orle d snccoss nys wsii.
ouit yesteIamy WIN h,arkra SUCCESS .'e Wei
Will. tho sixth event was won by strongly
backed second choice As n CONSEQUENCE tho
bookmakcrs were hard hit on the day, tho
. knowing oncs hacking Ella. Elitzon. Fa,so
Ahrens. Kirkovcr. and RalbrisCan with tho
utmost confidence
sir Richard was tho fnTori'e at even money
ior inc opening event. out inc gray colt could
cocas cast of won very hon,IiIy. The socon A
race was only n Gallon for Jimnv Mcrormict,s
hav MARA i,,o HnI r,,,on lila, ~, ~
~, IT.. ,, ~, ,'' , ~ ,s'''.'.s ~ ''o
days to tho credit Of virginia bradley. TN.
Glen Island Stables put thor Violet s. win.
ninps on Ialae Ahrena md INIT ,oo, orl.
landed the fourth race IN a romp. Then that
mud lark, hirkofcr. played with his field in
the NTH. and la. brggRn wound ip the day by
taxing the last event in clever style.
summaries follow:
r,r..,.co ,wr, MEM 81. .,nS IT ENC. ..snn, 20,
olas Ss,Sn aowa,, " ' TX trI"n. .' '0' '"es'''
iinks. = C my! -, So. !
C. u rarGsrs rh T Amen - Iai'b, T. f'""' 4
ais" rSu nx vasst Wiz, se'nS
r. cir Wi,,,,,T .,,,, a, $50. ~ V' ''' ~ "
~ ' '''"''" ''''' Money ''"'''"' =" !" d
TIM SECOND RACE.
Para, 100 NJ vrp,b a., o., ,rr,,I, ,o,,,,,, sr,v
sn,es' nv. titnnws e <"' ~ '''"'' '''''"s "'''"'
j. II Mc,or,nicE'sG y, IN, a nv tn, I,rnhr,
carmen. ilou fiNnnl. 49,. ia. 49,. ,.,,'....-..
i M.Elw..is IT. - I,cn e. ~" Ia. ,,cp,-
ino,,, ~ - - '" ''''F' - ''' '"''
Jester ,nil Mann, II u ,!.o r,r Tan. / osi. n,t'
s,c. ~, -, a.. ~ v,.'t
Sornpr AZ y" Eva "s"'"s' "'"u''' ~ W - "o'
Tu> THIRD RACE.
pr..o 1-C, ~. r.ht. an d, .,co,,i ,nr r ,,.. .ix
and n n,lI tur!nuys " gov w ''' '' " "S''' ''N
Robert Utnur, !. br . H.It,,n q rv Bls,.,-,crm,
ria iii! ~ .innr.i - - ~ I
VI CiNir,,rs.. "a 4, KING ,,-.I ,,,,I .itor-n,,
i W smv,hr,. Il i, I'm. On ag.,I a. u. .''.''
DewIr6n .,diny, :, il Freed. aid s,uvrnrI MISC ran
Tim. ',1t III. sac, 49,. =, az, III, .,,. a -, -,
king raj, ana l,l,. I'm ,n N Il 10 " "' '7''S
" " "
THE FOURTH RACE.
Purs. saNN n, vi ,rh 81, ,n .cr,nd, .nr tun..A.-
ols .c lI,nv allowances. ,y tnrony. " WV '"'
Glen IsinnI sn,t". IL =. E1l,. .nr.rs ~. Palate,
Wesi md. Ini tSn.L. .rlY - ~ 1
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-12-01
THE NEW FORK TURTLE CLUE
The Old Hobohen Club to he Continued I'm.
der New Name.

The old Hoboken Turtle Club. that was or
ganized away back in 1895. and has held
meetings every year since then. last night
changed its name to the New York Turtle
Club. and started q plan OF reorganization in
tended to put the club on the foundation Of
eoldity enjoyed previous to the discussions Of
a year age.
One hundred and fifteen OF the veteran menu
bers OF the club attended meeting at the
Sinclair House. Broadway and Eighth street
last night and in addition TO enjoying nne
banquet transacted a large amount OF bust
ness W. II. Townley presided at the meet
ing. and among those present were men who
have been members OF the club from i've to
forty years
The trouble in the club was tho result Of n
factirnal light. over the purchase Of a 800 600
club house at 1.archmont. The house Is now
in the hands Of n receiver. The new club will
get nm inexpensive house nearer tho city, and
continue the enjoyable annual reunions.
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Amateur MINSTREL. at the NYA,

The minstrel show by the members of tho New York
Athletic Club at Music Hall last night the hen
en OF the building fund. and the crowded condition
OF the handsome ball indicates that the fund DO
The audience was large and ia able and the en-.
t.,rm.a,nmsns an exceptionally good one The singing
% Wlilum Prime anu the wittcisms OF George Ph.
l,ps were the most enjoyable features OF The pro
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whecimcn Playing Poo, md xyhls,

Tue ol'''ard' pool and whist contests being held
among Inc members OF the Brooklyn Bicycle Club wer,
continued last evening at their club 90 Hanson
place.
AZ poor bor!and defeated Aten by 60 to "a Skinner
defeated Kelley by cote ~. and skinner defeated
bro"n by Oh 10 Al points
only one game was paved In tho billiard tourpa
points ' - 5000 - " ~ ~
In the Whist series MessrS Corby AMI smith defeated
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s,nr,rr Rowe NAV Go to California.

Tho CaiifornianS are anXious 10 have Jimmy
Rowe go West and handle the flag for the rest
OF their meeting. and the Board OF Controls
efficient starter will probably leave for San
Francisco un sunday next.
Stnr'cr Ferguson. who has been starting nj
the Bay District curse. has an enlargement Mt
New Urlnaas and Mr.. Rowe will in all proba-
stead "
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Tie Princeton Team VIII No; 90 10 rats.


PITTSBURGH Nov, Ollie announcement by Assoc.
atei press tHat he Princeton fGohaii team woud be
here TO play Tho Pittsburgh Athletic Cnb team on Sat
urdpY was premature ma not borne ont nv the results
Fr Sd-rt Barbour Of tho local club received Telegram
tls afternoon that oNG to tn. Iacsion OF c Prince.
ton faculty. they cnnnp. com" to rlttsbug II
GcrSt1nd TINT the farHty decided against only by
majority ot one. There ~ gr"a; observation-disclosures irt
Lc.e. anu tie atten.aurc would have been immense,