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The sun., 1892-02-17
The Nets In Good Kowin Form.

The Metropolitan Rowing CuL he'd their annual
mersiug ano election OF officers at the Grand Union
iorc N Monday night. The reports Of the various OIL
showed the club to be in rs'cass condition. The
1rra,Ugrrs report showed cash in bank the amount
Of Sii35 II was decided 10 waive tke initistion fec
for period of thrty days. and that limited number
"i nrw mcnters he adnitted by paying one years
lues IL advance Capt Mahr said inst he h.i some
Almost every regatta the coming @ season.
sSo!'"s; fresient T. sheridan, Mshony; First Vice
i'res id-nt, Douali Nicoi Second vicsPfesldent nj
.a,n Gn!asasv saII,a sSaI,aais, II, Snss saSi
Ty Eus,sos NJ n; ?; Fog, II J. ashE L smith, O. &
& H ne lstlsp H 4 hssa..A h:sse!..i0. HshL Donald
hesstts Association-J. d Nahs. ;, 4 aatony. F. a
Curry: Deesstes 70 the AmA.euI Athletic Unlon-s q
Johnston. u. j. Kelleher. and ". H. Dunlop
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WILL zHIs PRODUCE H4RMoNrs
Make Separate Division or the Long
Island Athletic League.

way out OF the present trouble has been
found by tho y. A. U. mngnates. and 1t is now
thought that the Manhattan Athletic Club will
romain in The Union. The plan proposed Is for
tho officers of Il o Long Island Amateur Athletic
League to offer amendments at tho meeting OF
tho METROPOLITAN Association that will result
In giving the Long Island athletes q separate
division utthe A. A. u Chairman NJ. A Cunning,
President OF tho Acorn Athletic Association,
says that the Long Island Amateur Athletic
League was organized for this very purpose.
tho plan heinG 10 yet a large body Of local clubs
in the a. 4. L., and thus prove That that body
was too IN Wiclhy. 49,, -.
William j. Curtis. treasurer Of the Metro
polItnn Association. SAYS that when the Long
lsinnd League makes its application IL VIII n?
;hn Metropolitan Association District Board
of Managers will no doubt rccomLend its
adortiun ty tho 4 \. [.
=. President FeNercly of tho league says:
The outcome of the plan will he that n. a;
Cunning wi! Withdraw from, the Central Board
ol tIe y. !. u. thus lunyihg n vacancy Tor
Chatcs.C. Hnshos, Of the Manhatten Athletic
VII be too large. and tho western part OF New
York State will be granted division by itself
prohutly with SCHENECTADY as the diyisionary
lnn When wc got fenarato M division. with
more Incentive 20 work. Its II certainty now.
for tho district t. too .large to handle. Tho
l.. |. \. A. l.. has received ample recognition
from the 4. " L.. ond made It's position secure
,s&re'ary sullivan Of tho Ms.ropolitan Asso.
citation said II tnyCr. such y move. ns ho
work o! cnndnntine thu, Metropolitan ;Associn.
longer. Even with tln. loss of the Long Island
League We would still have an organization
four tnpa Larger thNn my other section of tho
T. Y. Ne,,tern Now York state ought to 60
The sun., 1892-02-17
Shooting n otes.

club Isss 1s sisnS city Wss asd on Ihsif inaoo1
t.nEs N2pSs.y R,gh ne scores weTs SimP'on.
s;!ss t1a.s sss'S r. ys.I:! Ss q ss'aH'. as'I q q
~ ~ 2 kaysr PeATssiI, 30; James N. Brush, ss.
The fr tstart Of hs Kings County Gun Gah ~ Dexter
;nowsd up @ ,hoo, 4. twenty blue sos.. each
& Be,beI broke is and wor y Tho SCORE WAS:
b:,sioa s ss Y v,n.tsat hs,s: II & k.iat Hns 2;
ISn ri. 4 /. sf Sus Ssssr
ktakss,c: Rsibef Won l1st With sz sssAisas q
srdsy vita tide Of seeing ca1s 1rsn6 And
6d Fniford In pr.otios shoot 81 l6e I've SlrSA me
k;I elect cps1t:rd .ss 6siia. q h;Soisn Ma :
q tilR saeh ne SiF1s we're fsi sslev che on.s
hpsS ss sssP.a. 1ssSss% s ~ sss; ,oas q SsI .s
nns,nsI sandfsd % on raasr 70 tu ~ and suoessSsA
The sun., 1892-02-17
wertcrn league Only Want. Good Men.

Co,uNrrs. Feb. Ia.-Ptesidcnt Williams was inter
viewed Gay as to how the West -.rl Lcugue was
progressing in the matter of signing players II. stated
that the League was not kindergarten for The train.
ing OF young men. They get their training In
state leagues. Tho Western Leagno wants none but
the best talent, and from ihs applications shcy arc re-
ceyng there sa certainty tncre win be lack oc IL
- The ioIaiai.ie5 the agreement cs The Sationa.
League and American Association" said Mi Wilalns.
will meet at tho F,:th Avenue Hotel. New York on
Lensne have been invited to meet with them Tho
mcnt formed as wi preserve The right "f a part.s
Tho players who have already ho-i G.r cd are Frank
forarrly catelsr tor indnnGp,is. Willard A. Ifrlsnd.
pitcher for Ost0n awhile last and uiso FOR %
lrmbu.; L. e. Ssuckwrll. catcher. played nh Cl.ye-
Land In 1880 and Ia III. Western League In Al ason
Ins hrsf three men were SIGNED by Kansa. City.
Secretary Wi..iss has established m of, re In room
L. Hayden hork where Al! business Ieiat tup 70 tha
League n III be transacted, - ~
The sun., 1892-02-17

Gothams Old war horse at haniha'I. Earnrv McQunis
was on der; bright aud cH vest. day the BrooaY
Clubs court ready tn fuhl his 1agHmput with lGp
Malcolm an MAJOR Carnoay II Viii he reincr,"re,I
that t'e st.:ui New Yorser and Capt. Rose defeated
rr'r OF prime fayortcs John Niic dan arl Major Ca.
mHl!' las wsrh ana he lat'.r = much lisa
pointed wit@ Ne result hat the representatives Mon
nhfn and Limerick agreed 20 r'ol tbc,r .slues 0nrs
more nni give thci. opponents sgc,.or. Un:o"rm
ana the mattel .h'r,irre. w"s Io.rpon-i untl .
,nowevsr, az Gnnmr''mn, CASEY hronsLE no
hand ih"-e Is Always SIRE to b. fin In tL,s
,ns'a..s ras;y and Ctrmpdy ~er' ony o.e by Esrn"y
cnt ang-incnt nt SIDES and goo! paying was III.
m.r ink a. ma. 'ne re, 'm"? s ~ ,r%'%n nmseM Wi.
Other e. lows gnt ~" verdict ana ~. ,ra /" rowr-t
s%1n s,n ,nu ~ -. 'T' e EaS N"co @cor.d nne acrsn
Mao: 'lrWudv inudt . ulIItrr 0i tb. q ria"s %,'hu
as" I ace a "" IL .s%rs core o a x to Il z n
IN" game Tor himself ANA partner Tie o"olr;
McOnnd" and Ma'c0inl ....-........o II .l-Ga
Casey mi Carp"hy .,.......2l IL iy--.,s
Referee ana marS-r-IOhn Dunn.
f"r To- ~" ahoN" contest Ma raImody mud Jim my
"r,"o twn n"i ryO. rii In"Ilrr tafsl- the best tN
eysIyini.a H. oyyn WIZ al. d-op symrs,hY wa."
nr.N5s. .'r MrH"' ,hsn r .isrneA N ihe r"nrt 10
lowing a'nrr'
IN Nr(;oJ 90 e.. ....,........ ...... . oI ~ -,
MAJOR 'nF'a,'', ~. .,'.,. ID Il Il -
.,nMin2 he At 'nnnnA hn malcolm defeated raracy
"Ssis ,,I 'ms,% 5";r sstne ti,s by sr"re O. q
y"s "a. &. c.y Np,S 2,s,",; " -. ,a%s. @
10y ' '"'"'' ~ any stag OF The game. The score
Nrhur' nnI tRiien.-......,.. II ~ n 81 .I-Iug
snnanN =
The sun., 1892-02-17

NKw CRLE,Ss. Feb 16-The betting hero in the RYAN.
Needham fight before the Metropolitan Club Is slightly
in :avo- OF Ryan It Is also In favor Of Maher in his
contest against Ftzsmmons before the Olympic Club
The sentiment also to be that the Ryan
fight viii he long one and the Maher. FI Estlnn Ons
contest short one
ynhuny Everhardt had wniknway before the Latav.
Athletic Club with Mike Th-nas. The former sur
c-eied cevery in putting out his man In Tic liz.
teenth round il was spirited contest from the Al
A. Grlmct. instructor of the ntleans Athletic GLIB
left for PaGuemine Yesterday to the Of
Ed LOwtry for scientific glove content before that
club for Fre 20 wit James Sp,ggES uf this city The
of $50 '
Eorts Ill being made to induce the two
clubs OF this city. ne bympic and Metropolitan not
to have their fight on th. sairs night Msrch . hut so
ViIhout effect Tho Mayor Will not in .he
matter in nny way. ina.ed he is opposed 10 prize
Rht!ns ami would stop II il the law di not allow it
The OympicS nsis. thnt nothing will nlncs them 10
change the date OF the FitzslInIn ons Naler iirht
Tommy Ryan snys that II he defeats Needharn and
h" is r"nfdcni he wll do go ne wi! meet Jack Demr
at weight tie latter stipGlates largest
purse nny athletic club In New orleans or California
wii offer.
The sun., 1892-02-17

First Eacepurse 500 for beaten horses: selling:
FIVE eivhth2 of mile Sh0tD".~ III: Marty H.. III
Lost star. los: LNrra. log: ssr Lance"t. ios Crab
Ci.r lus: hg. bra Rrii.ng. lo' Long Ton. lOi Per
alto 1O7: Hannibal, ln7 Krei,i.,. lO4 Sali. Somer "a
My iot I'in!ex io-: craft ics. VsnGyk", lo4.
Second Race-PiIss S4Go for Inaidrns: three.vear-
olds. selling; th-."luar'er. OF y mill Andrew r. .
!lif patona,r 10 standard. IOs; Majestic. IUT;
bolivar. lOh: Archie Collins. lu5: Fancy geiing 1Ol
Mart. lO2; Skrr, Ge,ster. IO2.
Third Racc-Plrss 400: selling: seven.ciehtbs OF
anne. Naxah"nd, l0I: Duse John 1906; Perlii. loo;
lvanbos vi: SmnV2er. ~: Azraei. 20.
Fourth kaCe--PurSe 500: and half furioncs
Prince Howard. J:c: Ma Belle. lIs: Mohican. ia. T.
", Cook, ia: Bitten. Ip2.
Fifth Hact-rurse 500; selling: ty fur,ougs Mana
H. lO2: Stratagenl. 81: Servh. 9S Zenobia yG; o. r.
b.. -: Alma T.. 80.
sixth Racs-rnrse s4oo: selling: enc mile. Justice.
lOO; Anomaly. lO3 Double Cross "; John uickey 40
The sun., 1892-02-17
Mitchell and slnyln Eaeh to Recs,xs RI. a.ooo

New ORLEANS. Feb. lG--Thcrs Ia no Foundation for
the story sent out from Louisville that Slavin would
Gght Corbett before tho olympic Club of this cry OH
March for 5000 AMI no such fsht " III taIo place
here The club has not hung Up purse for u IN. citing
Ike lLs AMI has no idea vt doing though .ts repro.
rounds on March with All unknown who is NOT 10 be
purshlp.
Thls Snn's ont corhet. Chnynski Mabcr. and others
For rglt t'ir cub Is to g,yc Slavn a. 900 simI
lar contract MAS made with Charley Mitchell FOR tie
same amount. CnrDuft DH.rcd 70 meet Mitchell hat
the club declined -. offer for him saying that a was
not IN training Tor regular apht. COrte.t VIII not
meet either of Tho men here, the club having made no
arrangement for tins and having confined the nr OF
March 10 FizSmihons. Maher. siayin. and Mitchell.
The sun., 1892-02-17
Baseball Notes.

The Beekman Baseball Cub ha, organized for tho
season Of 1892 and Ia desroGs of with
all irst class ont oft"W teams Adtres, cCmInuntcu
lions To BeekInan 4. A.. IL Ferkinan place.
ProOllvr patrons OF IN. nttnpni game viii be gratI
fed I" learn that Manager john WEFd yesterday signed
Ing Dan Br"rthtIS II-i base for The hruUkyns
dains the coming seas'n. uFh'n seArtrttG in Town
TO-DAY
Tho star Athletic Baseball Club. champions OF Essex
county have srauRed Tor the season with very
strong team rhey win play at South Orange every
sunday during the - ason and would Ike to
ouiof tovs games with clubs giving suitable guarsn
tee. AdcrosS ChhA Smith. l,I45 Bread street
Tho Harlem Athletic Association intends TO put
strong team In the field for next season, Including
Whsien sa,cEsr; sheehan, arst base; Lewis second
base: StanhOpo third base: Aes short stop: Costa
centre field. aud HAYES. right field one OF tho pitcher:
will play left The grounds sre at Seventh avenue and
listR street. Clubs w,thtng games should addrssi
Manager Aiair, 2s,a West lldth street.
WiLLAssroxs. ysb. 1.-THE annual meeting Of tho
place tssr.s kants ~ VAS esetsd scor.S Tor ,ss
and manager for next year The folio wing direc-
tore vsrs ApSdutsl from tho classes: From ~ No
Kssn ssa Isssi % li.: ~. GGI..tie. s5 Perkins
hled q few dsys rae sYn q S4oo was then raised
The meeting was addressed nv Prof Knsseil VINO Was
Enthusiastically aprlAiG % t.ut was one OF
ILe .4VsL successful 'vr AuI L,.s.
The sun., 1892-02-17

81 Lous. Feb. 1f.-To-iays races at East vt. Louis
rtsul:a3 as f0uns;
First Gace-ftvs firio-y. Trgo frsr Rush NcDDn
nj Brown Hutton third. Tine ostE
Second Hace-five and haIf inrong- Thorns nrst,
Prmfro second. Irene II. tEird Time, rsloL.
Tn!Ii RaceThre ers OF n m.. hiu. Lie hard
n'st Annie Clark second. Sight Dra:t third IiG.e.
I;l93.
Fourth Rncc-Frcn hariirnp: four and a half fur
longs. Nathan trank hrst Usceoia second. Deas!u X
third. Tina O'i,s.
Fi'th Race-ThTre quarters Of u mile. Rronc no Biu
first, Brown Button second. ksto Clark third Time
Il. e'
NJ. y Merk.'e'n arrived tc-day from La,optn with
Ec horses. also j. Mead ftoin Gutenburg with wo
hCrses.
The sun., 1892-02-17

Despite their roomy and luxurious quarters tho
rrorn and In order to meet the requirements OF its
membership the club has rented the adjoining bui,i
ing, ~ last fOr,y.hfth street. owned BY Cornelius
OReiiy mt rental OF $1,000 per yeGr. This is four
story badimy with twenty ve rooms. The tas enlcnt
Of the rented property will be used ,y the cycling d.
vision Of the club. which will eve tho cyclists lne
o!at ions as Ia Afforded by any other club
cyclists roll their machines on. Of their cycling
tile Park.
III the rear or tho cycling nsodrrnrte-s on the
basement '!oor there will r hc laundry plant. ON the
next orr:rrr no"r therc viii bs IL cafe with grin
will he thN cl'h hn-her shop. In the of tho barber
stop Will he t'hted the private ottc" Of the treasurer
with .n adjoinE room fot III clerical force.
The second l!Cor Will 10 nSnl follows: The frrn:
remaining rooins tats viii used as dress.
rooms tor the Manhattan Athletic Club Theatre which
Will he connected by a pi-saVeway leading from this
floor directly 10 the rear OF tho Mnnha.tan Athletic
lnenieL ~ storage room, wh!c wit; nj The .pare
between the Marba,tau Athletic Club and the rented
building.
On the third floor I'll, front room will be occuped nv
The fourth floor VIII be devoted TO lodging al! dining
rooms for employees The changes in the Manhattan
Athlet" Ciub building made possible hy the renting OF
the adjoining bailnr fD.0p's: There viii he
The cae torty.'ftn side of the crh viii
lie moved n" 'ne rented building which wi! admit II
the present cate being used for four additional billiard
and pr0 tables The Cherry Diamond WAIST club will
have, in h,dtio to their present rooE the ot tn.
present treasu"sra ofice OIL the second floor OF tie
The sun., 1892-02-17
Moving Toward Hot s,r,,r.

Crsr,yS.T. Feb 1G-capt Ewing with Fnller and
MsPhee moved toward Not springs today Before the
start New York's captain was asked:
What viii you do fora secoud baseman in Now
York -
"oh. well get R!cha rIson." was the confident 70
sponss. ~
+" nni SUPPOSE you don't. who will yeu secure" :"
kcldy Macs" was the prompt reply. .IIs IN a
better than Charley Bis..,.. IcOIsiIer lin 1ps
nr th1 best second basenen in the profession to-day
lie can got down TO FIRST Like lash AMI Knows how TO
run bases"
Long John Ewing is ont nj DANCER hut he iy still in
-eak.ne1 condton- John viii not Oe sb to re port
h,g rother 1ie could nos do =? In Justice either
! viii be buck here to spend week before going to
Richmond" -
The sun., 1892-02-17

SYRACUSE, Feb I8--The managers OF the Central New
York Trottnz Circuit met here yesterday and elected
John Pendersast OF Phnnix. President: N Harriug.
ton of Cortland. President and Ebert =. Allen of
si.,,n.d: T,m,rs June me- \ 9 io. Bnvhs mton Inne
u. I3 49, III Syracuse. June 81. %. 23 2A Cortland.
June - 20, 80 July ]: Binshamton Stowe Park July
800 (: osweeo. July r. i3 H. p; phrnx. July ~
20 y I2: syracuse. Ju'y 26 a. ~ ~; Rome. Aug
- 20. 2d The Elmira Inter state Far Association
have Claimed the dates rrom Aug. ~ 10 sept.7
The sun., 1892-02-17
a Promising American Athlete.

Al Nah"heser. England. on Monday pani.l Badd
won tho liDyari haud!cap race to- 100 coming IN
hrsi hy hafa yard. le was strong frvorlte hs'nre
' '"'e III "lHs OF I 10 T. and he m0n 5000 for nj,
pAehes sud- IA IN Ametran boy and IL a native or
"lr.nh"" IN wherr h" f1rngyli wGrK-d ne
N "nl' AMerlca ~ bal lnte puta'i"" a.
q ln.H,c N4nulnE ConEldr rGhiu IinutY hf racing no
mnh"' t'rpl For The pas tlrrr wear. he has crH
m ahn h"F1tnE All his attention 10 foot rGrih. and
u" has .haIe 4 ,iDaI fortune.
The sun., 1892-02-17
psC wiling GOs.ID.

The ENr-u'ivn COmnl'''eh Of TIE h,hctic Rowing
L"n2G- nave no. 'srcird upon Tn dri- piac-
for hrrHg of - ,r b',wccG,h S'atcn |. unls ruH
f"-"' ili". l"r s.c,n rutc". hut Il t.rS NIa
haitian ~ 'cFs 'lit ..'rH, va. Il" irclJrI upon,
Tie rDw:u4 'tin",iltrc ol ..o.eY..r Aih..;ic 4
SUriNiiuI, ltic tOliinriIj iruEr'Ss thr,f
c'uh il""sr T,ams r"f'Ip.e "f ~ ah,Fs. t!sr
aIL fr!" ). hny" bHr. Sc!rr's = auG
Hrut'I Mou"ny AMI FnY"slay evening, ta,u We,
Hand .oiav i'riGr' uI!"r-d i,r thu ,rams wEnnlrs
H." frt n'I -r"0n', hVhett uiI'rr games aLI -
tvf"st I" llr t'n ittn"n'. IN. tuairfT"u, opened
Monday evening". rune snacs we're pia we'd.
The sun., 1892-02-17
The Harlem Cricket CIub.

The Harlem Cricket Club have elected the following
oncers for the season OF 1892 President }. L. Hard
man: Captain. j. Pedlow: Secretary and Treasurer. W.
fenwick, l4l East Ninety.sxth strest: Metropolitan
League delegates, W. fsnwirk. II. r. Turtle, and II.
Helms. delegate to Executive COMMITTEES N. D. l.,
W renw!ck. Al tho annual meeting OF the club the
sncc nsni. while the prospects u increased member
al for the coDllng season ure good
An informal discussion took place on the division Of
he League INTO Two sections and the PLAYING of prosss
spTll' hut no ncton was taken and The matter wai
l.it in the hands Of the League delegates Tns club is
endeavOrina to secure enclosed grounds for practice
and It s expected that very successful hess0n Will
The sun., 1892-02-17
TAs Bls Horse and Cattl. SHOW.

PIT Hyde. Secretary OF the Horse show Association,
J. j. Coogsn sps!dins. and =. B. Tsloott met yes-
terday afternssp to talk the National Hosss ana
Cattle Fair. which % proposed y sstsbsa % tAs
grounds Of the New York Baseball Grub 90 far - the
baseball club y conosIaed sss mater yss rsfsnsd
deanits action could BE- tAken The question Ss
settled 10 the anount OF the ysosiDts yhieh the ball
club Will receive for she use of Its grounds Compets
Len were pubusLei N TlL SrA VI Fsb. Z.
The sun., 1892-02-17
The .ylnnern u. sAouc..ter.

GLoUrrsrrR Feb. lS.-First Rscs--Fivs furlonRa Up
1OAh:.
Second Race--six furlonaa. umEha hrst, Minnie J.
second, Mnlatto third. 1,iD. :yo1S.
Ihra Esce.7'ns ,,, MI. jo"n hSt cr!sp.n second.
Fourth Race, and hHi furfo ngs. Dick eils first
Can irli s""oni. Tor h''1L third .ms. i.:'k.
h.st, Au.tra. second Red Elm. tl,r'i f,:re. o.5o.
sixth RaceSix pnh quarter fur orIgs lieluet drst
PaoA secoLl. r!lgrlm t!nrd. Time l:22hi.
The sun., 1892-02-17
HroEe 3iis Hand on IluIIIEan's Mend

An interesting incident took place at the Brooklyn
Ath.hRulE "n Molda, night. OF the occasion OF the
hor"it 20 I'rot. Mcperpoi'. Con Dugan was intro.
dncCi as "thc champion l."npuud man Of Brooklyn"
walter HacRn took option to this stat.pien mt aud
Tut TIC gloves with Dugnn. The boys had ono OF
the hottest s;tt0s that has nyor hern u ben..
NJ, anil llallGan WAS punching DUgil ali over the
stage IN The h,rd round when nnyan sud LENS drUp,-d
hand on haligans head by a swing Jug blow. '
The sun., 1892-02-17
,rcc,and, iaa; i, schultz, III. r. Schultz i2s; o.
Iierig lHI. Total, 1.J35,

Xrsc,ap4 ,aa; !, srns'ts III; r. Schultz 1873 O.
The s,nyse.ant: ssawsnhsss and Ms.ropcit.n c,h.
s.ryv..nnt- Iinr.,en, ~: ,oetjen. loo: wi:thoIm
wanhnkn-.t1t!sn, l.7. Bo''es ls7; Lied, lb,;
SECOND o,nv.
Tx olln Ia sS,To"4c, 4c,, ~ N''ho'n
1 wh,sn @ Wssh a eorre rs Frank,
1870. tucho.z. 100; schuckuarIt. l"S foiaD. 200.
rysa ssiT5"h'faT"if M aayer III $s nc" ''''''' ''
M , .a!so Ia ~" rr'"s
rne second series of games ,nc Lincoln Club ton,
nament nf Brooklyn rolled on Monday night. The
r'R'r eAv~.
s.isS% as ,s'sstr i-G asbefno' iS AI%r.
blue chirH,an III Rlrhnri,on 1os: p,r.on.- lag
Csnn o5. ,tgIeg. rs, Gray. Ia: a,tEig. III. Total.
.rccxn CANE.
ssEss @ ,ss S sssi"B s Hf" H. A%s Hs
nas% 'S',;'n ~: Fnv '. RS; " Fs'rSan liz. ws". its
io;s 90
Ens % - ne,n'ai"n ,; ,;;; rnson' # n .' ,s Gsnn
Ioa;0 ii; FSy. l2s. fairba'n, 40. Williams. l+t.
Tnree rolled In the team tournament Of
the N"n'aik cub OF Brooklyn On Monday evening The
scores we're
Team No. Ih-Elry.. 49, Switzer 127: Jehr,ng l31;
Dclatnur I4S: iia. iiT. Total. NI5.
Team No s-lat!er. l4': Hunt. l22; Cummings l25;
Banks, ~: Ai,id. l2t Total dHH
1873. bark. iut Aied. 10 total. ,ist.
Team No. a--isnson 1870; MOODY. I,I Walbridgs 1l2;
TaEgeaau AZ DanAs lOU. Total 5jI.
THIRD GAMs
Team No iO-iroyt I'D: pcatour. 1I5: SwttHer. lo3;
JehrWx 10: Hall 1872. Total ~
rra,n n" - lenson l4l; Moody, nn wa'bridse ll6;
T"nycIaIn III; sSitIer. 100. Total, 6J..
The tcnth series ~ games Of Brchmnnn's Long Island
Clsmri"nshtn League WAS hVwicI on Munday night.
with tie following results:
:"',Y f a-ders W'is:mar. IL: nenie! 175; Kesser.
1t": Brsr. l'ii. Eion, IOi T"tal ~.
EavcTswo'l. No. 1Nuhi :ei, Einein, lS: Pemher-
SEIoNn
Jull; Ho1rlcrs--Wess;nan 14l: B-niel 1856; Kessler
1o;: R"te. ~. Rjen, I3T Tcta'. Gs,,J
Bonl. .vard-Cnhcriown iis; StErk 1913; lIoell. l36;
Rasssar. ,G-; Stnrgcs il2. Total Io3
ton, IiN: kenna!y. III: Monaghan ~. Tn,a, 7ip.
RoHlrvari -rni.rt,wn Ia: .-trlHk los, !uelL lA3;
ns,gar, i5.: stutsrS IL. Totn. $50
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hsk,ict< ANArtrr rs:pS.
Section +-N-wars Bay w. Palma Mt Newark Ray 81.
!eys.
R,yNS>wnCn rorss To.R:lsXS-
CASINO vs.. Rave nswuod No ]: Liberty No. vs. Boule-
ward
srvrH InuoStrS rornSAuss-
Sta: - Prospect.
rAprCTurRS's TcCnY,arsr.
Echo Va. Recreation; Recreation orpect; rros.
pect va. Echo.
nrrxpAsSs TouRsAaESr.
2iz 2aZ German Anne rirnn.
brt1ErE tssDIhTIpN
Staten Island a g. W. Sn% Jersry A. G, 4. Staten
1siHLl \, q n;iry-
rupSrY rIu.Tr r0vrSaytsT.
lIil!tup,s. EOIi. tNu" ". Atlantic: Atlantic I.
t.h
EoHrH ToUEyAnrSr
Hyrerr"n ". Iiappy Hours: Happy Hours Centrll
Cen,rI ", Hyperion
The sun., 1892-02-17
THE, VI 4. O 10 Ac1 on FRIDAY.
Nu. siton ot I.ea,in,. the a. a. u. to Come
HrGorc yltc Hoard,

THE meeting on Friday night next OF tho
board OF Governors Of the Ilanhnttan A. G.
will b" q V"ty important one. said Secretary
HUGHES yesterday
wifi .hn question ot withdrawal from the
Amltcnr Athletic T. ni"n come UP for nsider-
;t;un! WIS asked oil him.
II will" Il" replied.
"Do yuu thin'; tlr club will in the event Of
retiring frAm the 4. A, L.. jOin some ether or
rani2ation. tho lirtc! S'atcs League OF Ath-
lutir Clubs Tor example,
THAT remains to L.. soen. We could OF
course get along very nicely hy ourselves.
That question Viii, however. 10 settled in the
future"
Walton S,o-n Treasurer Of tho club. refer
ring 10 the matter said: The very strong
feeling OF dissatisfaction in the ou!, Is d,no to
Tie unlair rr.prcscntItinn Il has on th" 4, A. Y.
);oa,i OF Managers. The most insignificant
clubs in tho mctropoliap tis;ri:t have more
voice ia til. cove 9nElcnt uft Union than has
tho big Manhattan Cluh. ard thir fact has
caused tho very E'nlrn Gesir" on the part OF
tho mer h:rs Of the club TO withdraw !rom tho
Union. Tho matter mas not yoa been acted
upon officially. but soon will be-
The sun., 1892-02-17

STANDARD ..T7 l4s zoo 27a 3ta Ara 81 Gil 7oa ;7o
Bloom glalo rs IL lSl 2.5 81 3I5 4i, !ll 5rT G3f
rmpres-S Price and j. Moynahan scog.rs-,I. d.
Moran AMI q. II Allison
TIL" tenth series .: games rolled in tho wnrn-ns
tournament AT III. Crntr. Turn Ne-eir ntevs
day afternoon Mrs .ndn-'s scor. Of ~ equals Mr.,
N.rges previous ios the iirst individual ptizc
The OF he games: