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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-01-06

TIE Jnt>~tsors OF F,txsinneas and oslAn-
The Latter wiling TO right nowen.
BAT ST. Loum. Jan. 6.-Ritzsimmons and
Grimm are under the watchful eye OF Jimmy
Carroll at their quarters. waiting for news from
different directions THn Suns representa.
tive saw the two pions to-day and gained
some information a. to their Intentions for the
future. Fit3 said, II am willing and more
than anxious to meet any mon in my class
am getting tired OF Pritchard's actions.
and have come to the conclusion that he IL not
seeking contest with me. He has certainly
been offered great inducements by the Olym.
pic Club Of Now Orleans to come over and
meet me- II they will offer me as much in
London as can obtain here I will 60 over
ard sht o'Bren Rrtchsrd other the mid mid,
ssqOS e. f Sa 3stsas
oal Eoas Ms etsr MaRer oT
SsW Srsans ana ne four w
Will be open to . discussion on the matter. I
nj snel ess RSS s s1 had % nee
at Ct Paul. ! am not counting that kind OF In
From the way Fits spoke there is not much
in the artlstic game Of ducks and leads,
ssa sSs i%sSfs {{sssS RSysissa sSsSfs
South. and will soon grow out Of his class, In
speaking Of Andy Bowen,s offer TO meet him.
pounds and Ms lie rlns sde. viii LOOK after
'n Thsrs e eoe in
t the %sh GS
again defeated, is looked upon as good man.
Every one who witnessed his contest with Glib;
hons declares that he yearly improves and
that his effort on the 10Th was his best. Andy
can stand q great deal Of punishment and can
hit a terrible blow. He has a good. strong
right and has been taught to use his left quite
brain, and right there is where he gets left. Il
is told Of him that he watches the spectators
more than .hs. does the man IN , front q q
thinks q fancy. cut he eyes the people to
see how they take II. The New Orleans boy
has pluck and mover minds defeat One Of
these days Andy will win battle by, main
strength and awkwardness. and people will
cali him great boxer. There was not q man
In New Orleans who would have admitted that
Andy would last forty-eight rounds with Glib
bons. He stood twenty one rounds with
deal more; Carroll and GIBBONS: who saw
both Grimm and Bowen in their respective
bouts. say that Griffin can defeat Andy.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-01-06
Yachting Gossip.

Nomin atoms for officers will he posted At the New
York Yacht club house next week.
The Corinthian Yacht Clubs annual sweepstAkes to
be sailed on Newport IN August will DO for IS fOoter
B. O. Cleeman. who died suddenly of heart disease
Sunday. was ono OF the Oldest members Of the New
1857.
The Auchinclo.s Brothers 7ofoot sloop Katrina will
not be In commission next season She 10 hauled out
City Island alongside her old rival tns TtaniA Capt
Barry will be released.
Tho new 4efooter which the HerreshoRs will build 10
first to be the ownor Of the boat building for Archibald
Rogers This will DO the third <ofootsr from the Her
Ieshons yard f..,..g . -. 1851. .,f
Commodore 3. ?. Sutton Of the Brooklyn zach, Club
Will practically have new yacht next season. The old
sloop Aail 10 being rebuilt by Polon and Is hardly
accountable. She has new counter and new bow
graceful oyerhan having she OF blunt ends
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-01-06
To-aay's Programme at 0ntteaA
Tho nrobable starters and weights arst

First Race-Purse $780, for beaten horses; selling;
three-ouarters OF mile. Blackwood no. Crab Cider
iS7 GSan. Luna loI; Sray0 iSt: juIs q; IoI saas
baylor. %: Bill Barnes ~: Emma j. %: Forest King
%: Bonnie King %: Barthena, o.
Second Race - Purse S4OO, for beaten horses; dve-
eighth. q mile E..roy l2o DsfePasn. l2o H,ws.
Ills 'spendall ll7j a Grippe, II; Algebra gsLd,ns
third k.ceNFns.s 500 fer II sEes seyen;e,ghsn. Of
q mile Text 1925 Rafter, 102: BRUSSELS. 102: Early
Blossom. 1ol: Virgil. 1ol; Lillian. 1ol Occasion geld
Fourth R.ce-rurss $500: selling: sig and half fur
longs. Prince Howard, ia: Toga. LOG: Mabel. lo6;
xenophon. los: W. b. H. LOO: Marie Lowell 1o2: Car
Firth Rscs-Purse $500: selling: mile and quarter
Burnside 1885, Cassella 1OS: Kern. lO4 Telephone los;
Iceberg. 81; Sir Rae. 81; Rushlixht, rs:
Sixth Race-Puree $500; for threeyeAr-olda; selling;
seven eiehts Of a mile. Mekesver, lO7; Kingdom lO7:
Mamie Hubbard colt. l04 Magic, 104; st. Pancras
1Ol; Mart 90; Excellanza oily. IS. -
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-01-06
Curriers' Meet at Albany.

AiaASY. Jan. CA delegation Of curriers' from the 81
Andrew Empire City, American. and Now York Curling
Clubs OF New York city and the Yonkers Curling Club
were In Albany last night for tho purpose Of meeting
the Albany curriers' the sheets OF the Empire
and Albany City curlers Those present from down the
river were: A stms T. Nicholson. R. Kellock, George
grieve. g. Crawford. McLintoef, q. Tedford, p. =
Conley, Stewart. r. Ella Patters and j. Kellock
on the Rmpire Clubs sheets Kinks skipped BY a.
Grievs and D ?. Conley were defeated by she Albany
CITY Cip6 rink. stinped by J. Kellock and O. Grievs
ONLY one zane Was Won SY sbc yso 81 ana abs,
By rinke whose skps were J. Kellock and D. Concy
curriers' left at $3.50 for Utica. and from there will
Montreal to attend the grand bonspiel Thursday.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-01-06
Tran sser or Pigeons.

PsLApELraiA. Jan. 5-Tho transfer recorded to.
day Of the three record birds. COnroy Van Uxem and
uas gchmid from the loft OF Jere Clancy Providence.
=. l., 10 the Royal Blue Limo lofts at Woodbury. M.
Ths three yeArugs and were hown In the July and
August ssrtss for the for New England ana
2be pStxss Conroy made the journey from Sycamore.
Va yce, the others beng sent but once In this series
thu loft OF eight birds Tor the rst
lsee had ~ return from TIE $50 miles race fsiss
the v0 others sent to 635 miles and returned in
fAl tlAs Later three were sent TO make the journey
nsoQnd time and again all returned. The distance.
limo covered by each three tho wing In trying
tor the prizes was over ], $40 miles.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-01-06
JA1LEs ROVE Is OFFICIAL STARTER.


OOSkeye 0ofT110ns bergen ana LamDIey 16es
sAanstated by the Board OF Control
The Board Of Control held most important
meeting in the Cumberland. Fifth avenue and
Twenty-second street. yesterday afternoon.
the session lasting for more than three hours.
That the Board lost no time in getting down
70 business is shown in the amount Of work
done during the afternoon. The news that
James Rowe had received the appointment Of
0fdcial starter was received with delight last
night by the friends and well wishers Of this
capable and conscientious young man. who
makes success Of everything he undertakes
Rowe. whose work with the flag last year was
most meritorious, was easily the favorite for
the position. although there were a number
Of applicants. The Board stipulates that he
ahall not be interested either directly or
Indirectly In any stable Of race horses or in
the5r winnings. or n any betting on the he races
ditions are undoubteii severe. but as lar rO as
esea if ha1s oes
re nInshc and horse owners Will have the
and Dtss sks nc
oaQsest inveatigation.
Several trainers and jockeys were licensed.
and an Befssn
licenses were revoked last season. Is by far
yesterday outside q, tho appointment Of Rowe:
bs ssn tat BIZ sas and
hs TEMPER and that In future he Viii VI re-
frein from telling racing officials to, pie:
DE Of not. Garrison e q changed man since
tsst July and the public may Iook for somie
Jockey Jimmy Lambley. whose license
Xas The
the current year: Jacob Pincus. Emanuel
sRPs James mes. 4; IifSsseTyt W a; SIipin, i a.
Es Hennop. Edward Feakes. Edward Nc
0arTy. Matthew Byrnes. and John Moran
These jockeys had their applications favor
NRly acted upon: edward H. Garrison, Harry
30novan.. John Keefe., Patrick McDermott.
William Midgley, Martin Bergen. Frank l..
0Qpdsle. II. Booth. Wallace Graham. Samuel
9Q&GeH, Isaac d. Murphy. Michael Costello.
Md William Sims.
Htrick MeDermott rode yesterday at Gut.
EpnbpJg. and OF course he will not receive q
0Qehse
The Board Of Control will meet again Tues
! day next and Will then adjourn until next
eCfiHe Mr. Phil Dwyer will go to tho Indian
Mvcr country to remain until April.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-01-06
A Chance for New Yorl,s Ie..x rlteA.r.

tract with the New York Club and there is
ulation to what Is to become Of them. They are
Taylor Sullivan. Coughn. and Van zant. RusIs. King.
upon Tor the hard work OF tho hamponship battle.
and II Sharrotts arm comes around all right he will
Manager Powers was asked what disposition he would
make OF the youngsters he said:
intend to try them In the spring games and Il any
them show that they made Of the right stun
will remain with the teanl 1t all depends them.
solves"
Burrell and Clarke at liberty TO sign where they
please. Van Zant is excsientI fielder and he viii
got y chance to show what he can DO In that line.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-01-06
Latham Has . Clean Record.

Boston. Jan. 6.-Latham will return to his native
country without having his records scratched BY
single defeat To-day he met Psttt in the Boston
mis- for his last match before leaving England
and defeated him sets to- Pettitt conceded 15 and
bisous to his opponent In this match When the game
opened the atmosphere OF the court almost arctic
and the players hardly warmed up until toward the
latter end Of the first set and then tho play was
not brilliant Latham by clever playing took the nrss
having been indnesd in F:,t,t VA: up to ri: Old
rule. Al the beginning Of the second set things
RsynG oss the .h'Ia and then picked ap She fourth
The match still continued slow. with those
brilliant voieyngs which characterized their match ~
Ls,ham 10 The thira set again showed dl.po.i.ton
decided brace tho play becoming faster and from this
time on Il was close match sud hotly contested
Latham took tho rgt three games In the set and
then they aitenaed until the stood four games
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-01-06

S. Sss s.s
Soksm on Monday sYsnnE the sr home me-, maTks@en
?s II a ss
af
IL! Ss.s5s -: ~ p.ts.y
Of tho Club
paw s' READ %iss
% . SSf ~ *:
ana ,hs iEs. elyS prize silver pitcher By 4 Ba.t
R si % :sss"e
IN
E: Iys SS ~ % ~ :ssSs
tho Six hoots TO win II.
on Bay s pay On
ana exciting, and were w'.p.sssd ~ sl.Igs crowd.
s:E Sspis Sa,i ssSsnH ssfa :SSSysSn ca:
ssss"i. 3; .. !esss;! lanss: ;: !; TSsins ihisd
Sor@i; 8 & 3 fsoIns Mott. sands:
san rSnrsi fy'Pt f SS1p
t.; S.ss: !: T. s .s;ss5; 6's'
The Gun Club had Its frat shoot OF the season
yesterday az Dexter PARK The club shoot G for the
sach monthly shoot. iesterday was The commence.
shoot Tho shoot ve live brds as and III Yards
kaasoG; 6; x Lsmsiss. i & yoTSach q R. Lam:
blue rock shoot twenty target. reauted follows:
sHs, T. Two = blue
u, Lemairs and R. Lambert dividing second money money;
g.. d,yidsd p ssen,SIe and Dsis with
money match At ten blue rocks for 81 between r.
Short and O. Dethloh was won by Short by 10 10 g.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-01-06
Famous Stock Farm Sole.

MIppLrrowH N T., Jan. 5.-Mr. J. D. Willis Of Brook
lyn the welLknown horse breeder has sold tho prop
erty near this city known as the Middletown Stock
Farm to Mr.. H. D. Campbell of Fr,edlander Co.. New
York city. The property consists OF ITO Of land
which are mansion and capacions barns and
stables The price paid 10 reported to be $4,000 Tho
farm noted as having been for many years and until
Old Harry Clay. Mr.. Campbeils purchase includes 4
number OF brood mares and young stock which have
been kept ON the farm.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-01-06
The Riverside 4, Wheeimen's Opposition
Ticket.

Opposition the regular ticket selected by tho nom
mating COMMITTEES Of the riverside wheemen has
sprung up opposition ticket for the clubs election
which occurs this month has been made up 1t Isl For
President, r. i. Macoy; yicePresident, y. r. Miller;
Secretary, u. !: v Warner: Treasurer H. b. G. Robin.
q SMITH second Ler'enant Arthur ,yi v Burr Third
Bugler r. Chrissnson; for Trustees term twy years.
II. u. voorhs, u l: Miller, y A King: Tor Trustees
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-01-06

u The prospects OF big match between John Malcolm
of Brooklyn and John Boggs of Hoboken is what tho
handbau men of this vicinity looking forward to-
Last Sunday THE Sun published Manager Keating's
desire to back Boggs agangt Malcolm. Through Phil
Casey, Malcolm says he IL willing to play BoRgs the
best In eleven games for 500 u side. the first six
courts. as tossup may decide. Malcolm 10 ready to
meet BoRgs and his hackers any time the Ioboken
player ARrees upon.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-01-06
wip,nr Out Garfield Park,

CHICAGO Jan. 5-The recent action Of tho West Park
police in driving tho Garfield racers to the inner track
Just before the closing Of the driving park promises
be precedent that will wipe ont that track 10 pro.
posed TO jackson street through from FOrteth
fory.eghth street. When this street 10 opened IL 10
as boulevard The extension OF other streets will cut
the old Garfield Park grounds into pieces
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-01-06
Yachts.e. WIN Hear Mu.le.

An informal subscription musicale will be cid At the
club house Of the New York Yacht Club. 81 Madison
avenue, next Saturday evening It will be under the
management of the House Committee. OF which J. ~
Wilson 10 Chairman and will doubt prove enjoyable
to the members OF the club who attend part or the
the In the hands Cronise one Of
with the programme.
Among persons expected to furnish for the
occasion are Harry Pepper. " Muller J. Inse, o. D.
Bnger. r D. Petrie and CortlAndt Palmer the pianist
Who has recently started on his professional
Supper will be served at II O'Clock.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-01-06
Hudson County wheelmen Election.

The Imposing club house OF the Hudson County Wheel
men. located at Ill Belmont avenue Jersey City
Heights was Monday evening the scene OF the live.
Hest election Of officers in the history OF the organx
ton The ballots showed that the following ne ON.
were elected President William " Garrison; Vice
Recording Secretary Edward Rom sine: Financial sea
Hoard OF Trustees Mcssr q Xppleby. J. j. Gardisr.
j. H. Earl. and DR.. u. A. Benedict.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-01-06
Wheelisg 0essip.

Ray Smith Of the Century Cycling Club Of Syracuse
rode 1O4 miles In fifteen hours on Jan !.
Tho Springfield Bicycle Club are considering the id.
Visibility OF holding fOurday race meet this year
Tho sentiment Of the wheelmen favors Washington,
D. O.. Tor tho national meeting OF the L. W. this year
Arrangements being made TO bring about match
between Messrs. Maltby kaunmsn, and Canary, the
fancy riding championship. All three are willing 10
eontes but yet NO place or date has been agreed
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-01-06
No Meetlng at the Berkeley A. q.

Tho stockholders OF the Berkeley Athletic Club who
collectively known as the Berkeley Athletic Asso-
citation. attempted to hold meeting yesterday after.
at the Berkeley Club house. But when the proxies
had been counted It was found that there
votes lacking to secure the necessary quorum. DR..
John = white and seerenry q, Charles Reed were
meeting would probably not DO called until after III.
Berkeley A. o. election had been held 10y that time
berkeley and University clubs may be further devei.
eped AZ sny rate the college club scheme viii b
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-01-06
xss: sssss .s ss y. sss II. ss H.

m'a' Of srOotiyn on Monday evening The '''r'''
Tram \. S.:,s ~ a.. sr,,s 1851
I.eSnorl. iSo: Meyer LOT: Smith, iSS Total. s7H
aee,. e..., 49,, ,, 49,,
MSss sss .Shis II isS' o.
LICK. l2o; Baker, 1885, Baird ial. TOTAL $50
Team No. s-nln. $780, baker. 1877; D. ts2s $50. o.
l's'',' 100 Meyer ~: s@:s, w. .'' '''
sss national '.at..m.A, AInaa'
ia; copper, liz: Erfert ISIS. Total rob.
ell ~: Ioaassssy. i ts. fosyit 90 Sss ''''
Team No won two game. IN the Mcnss2s Club ..sr-
arsss% f Isl Basisds i3s total Sss. '"''''" ''
49, ''H''"'n '0' . swsn. s.Y TOTAL No.
Team No. a-Me9ay,, ia: Henson. ,4s; ,warendss.
l's Ss s s-sH lss 49,
r. NJ s.,o.r ,H' s,, ai yan,, ,.s, su,,s ~,
Roberta iii: Burtsnshaw. is2 Total ga
Team Nc III 5hsTis iSs oTSsf 1i9 smisheF' 1856
Lenefss' Aoo' nsseao' wv 'o'a| 'AS' o..
Ts IN & % OF
AZ, prs,sun.a o.. j. dill
ss 49, 49, T ssa 49,
A. III, .s,s,.,,.. ., =: ram. .. ..,,,., , ., IL.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-01-06
George Wagner Secures the washington
Team.

WASHINGTON. jan. 5.-washington's baseball patrons
delighted that the wasners Of Philadelphia. with
Billy Barne Is manager have legally acquired posses
sion Of tho franchise OF the Warrington Baseball Club.
There story too in connection with their efforts to
hold Danny Richard growing oat Of the fact that
he 10 great ravorits with Senator Hill Of New York.
who never loses opportunity TO 80 and sec game
n which Danny !: Billet to appear After eonps.In{
that under circ would they consent 70
lose such second baseman Richardson and that
curing him would be only one OF the many features
which they proposed to Introduce during their
At the national capital
George ". wagner, has always been successful ia
baseball and while LIBERAL yet d the same time 10
thorough business man. Before leaving for hiStome
at Philadelphia, he remarked: when found several
months that there likely to be change in the
baseball 81 70 conclusion that Wash.
inRton offered good field for me to operate .
bail club, 80 enthu.iass: were ~. report: Of
ENCOURAGED TO make dicksr for the purchase Of ths
club. lam the soc owner Of the twfnty:six shares,
and as such have expended a considerable sum ut
money in their pYrcheS. In addition. another amount
has heen expended BY me ~ the payment OF come
money advanced at different times oral Of the
Rtoc holders will put team in the field which viii
be second to none"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-01-06
Tho winners at Now Orleans.

new oRLEASa Jan. 5-First Race-Five.eiehths OF .
milo Critic nrst Exclusion second. Willie Davis third
Time, :1OX.
Second Race-Three:quarterso Of mile Intruder nrss
Yankee Boy SECOND. Grand "a third. Time l;l9.
Nartis 2. third. Time; 20;
Lap third. Time 1:A64
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-01-06

Albert c. Buckenberger. manager OF tho Pittsburss
Club. arrived the city yesterday and had confer.
enoe with Manager Powers. Tho question under dis
cussion whether Denny Lyons should play In ftss
burgh next or in New York Pittsburgh signed
Lyons previous the indianapolis Conference, and
then the COMMITTEES Players parceed the third bsse
intuce e. Powers to waive claim 10 lyons and
the latter, agreed TO- providing Pittsburgh would
Te Buskenberxsr had iu,t n signnE Par
upon Powers said Lyons would play in New York next
season. and the conference came 70 an abrupt end
train OF afliciions few weeks ago his mother died
his wie's brother was dying at Wheeling lie started
for there last evening"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-01-06
The Winners at st. Louis.

ST. Loua No, Jan. 6-To-day's races resulted fol-
lows:
First Race-Five.eishths OF q mile. Belle Redmond
won. Australain second Hoodoo third; Time. :o5.
Bill Nye second. St Leo third. Time. 1918.
Third Race-Four and one-haH furong.. Cannon BALI
won Eddie X second. May Star third, Time l:O2,
Fourth Race-Five-eighfhs Of . mile 81, Paul won,
Cold Deck second. School Girl third. Time, LOG
Fifth Race-DeclAred of.
second Merry Girl third Time. 0:51
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-01-06
Xavier A. G. Election.

A. the annual election OF tho Xavier Athletic Club.
which took place last night NJ the club headquarters
20 West sixteenth street. the result was ~ follows:
fsssiSsn! wiili.iq J. y Hart: Eirst yise'rGs.idsn,,
esnt6; eecretsry, edward J. Plunkett; Treasurer.
1Amss T. AcGuiIs; Captain, Peter Bpyns.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-01-06
A Race Course for Jersey City.

There talk Of making half mile track in
Jersey City on the meadow lying between old Jersey
City and the Heights william Van Keuren. wealthy
tamin Van Keuren has bought tract OF msadow land
Van Horn street which be Milling in and grading.
The proposed track H. only twenty minutes from the
foot OF CourtlAndt and Desbrosses streets. -
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-01-06

Weather Prophet Dunn said yesterday that the
weather been cold enough yet to make good
for skating He said that cold will arrive to
day and 4 may be stron. enough to form ths three
1t Is cold enough to-day there will b skating
this week. be said.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-01-06

Upon reflection. good judges
Of smoking tobaccos uni.
versally admit that Mastiff
Plug Cut fills the utmost re.
quirements Of the most fas.
tidious tastes; it's the crown.
ing success Of our thirty
years. experience as makers Of
smoking tobaccos.
J.B. PACE TOBACCO CO.. Richmond, virginia
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-01-06

Totals.....1l % 10 s62l Totals.....l3 1913 7y7
FRAMES.
Fidoa......78 1903 245 33l 425 621 Cos 0al 7ls eS3
Apollo.....75 1877 III 1877 <U9 494 $50 G5s 1872 7v7
Umpre-H. Winter. scorcrs-P. Eetzer and j. Gunst
Ayerage-Fidelia. 172 2-5; Apollo 1863 20.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-01-06
Henry W. Jeuklns No Better.

The condition OF II. W. Jenkins. Secretary Of tho New
York Athletic Club who IL dangerously III at his homo
at 1913 West Eightysixth street, has not improved
Last night he was resting quietly.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-01-06
FIRST GAM
FRAMES,

Apollo 1876 co7 81 s75 45s $50 e13 $40 1856
Spartan 80 1872 2+o 34S 4el Cos 073 TIL SC3 al
Umpre-F. ". Prior. Jr. scorers-B Simon and, T.
Fetxer.
AveraEe-Apolo 1b1; Spartan. 1888 Ia
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-01-06
Bowling flames TONIGHT

AMERICAN NATIONAL TOURNAMENT
Tenny w. Nonpareil; Nonpare ". Fifth Ward: Fifth
Ward Va Tenny,
ACADEMY TOURNAMENT
Rosedale Psstimo: Pastims Va Volunteer; vo,un.
tser vs. Rosedale.
BRooxLYS NATIONAL rouRSAMHHn
clermont vs.. Lincoln Council; Lincoln Council W.
Peconic; Peconic VI. Clermont.
AMERICAN AMArxuR uNIoK.
Section S-Saranac vs.. Echo. at Saranao alleys
SOUTH BROOKLYN 1ouRsAMKxs.
Logan ". Prospect
ATHLETIC LEAGUE
North End A. C. VS.. Roseville A. A, at North End A.
g alleys; Orange A. T. Va Montclar A. G.. at Orange
O. aueyk
HoBoKEs TorRyAnxSf
Atlantic Va Holzkacker; Valencia W. EtnA
AMATEUR ASSOCIATION.
Elizabeth A O. W. Staten Island A. O., at Elzabsth
A. q. alleys; Riverside A. Q. Va Arlington 4 c., at
Riverside A G. alleys
JERSEY CIT AMATEUR LHAGuA
Volunteer VI. Pavona, at Volunteer aIlsya
vIxw TOURNAMENT.
Ansonia ". Poodle, Poodle Va. salamander, Sals-
mander W. AnBonla-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-01-06

The Germau.American Bowling Calendar. Guide. and
Directory has just been issued BY KOens proprietor
OF tho g. a BoUling GGsa The book Should DO useful
to AL clubs who roll the wooden ball
AT the annual meeting Of the waverly Bowling Club
OF Brooklyn, held on Monday tho following obicera
were eieeted: President, Col Andrew woefel; Vice.
Treasurer. William Bishop: Captain Frank Gehrliny
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The Harvard Crew In tho Tank,

city tomorrow on the City Of Rome.
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Tho game played last night in the American Amateur
Onion tSectiun y seres between the standard and Ne
York clubs resulted i'll al easy victory for the latter
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Totals. ...,13 ,98. sS0 Totals. .....l2 colS 8oI

sNASsss
Spartan ...7a 1853 2tO $40 AT 614 GOT TOT sol $40
Fdsiia i40 262 400 $50 z29 $50 $50 ISL SO
Umpire-F. ". Prior. Jr Bcorers-B. Simon and J.
Gunst.
Averags-spartan. 17s: Fidelia. 1914 As
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Standard -, lhs 2a3 3O5 3al 400 553 cal Gas 7s1
New york...T2 100 252 343 425 Cos 6S2 672 100 1877
Unpres-J. Rooster and D. ]. Sake Scorers-G, H.,
Allison and 4. WOrden.
Averags-Standard. i52 15: New York. 1877 25.