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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-12-10
The College Men Arc Satisfied,

In previous years there has always been less
complaint by the colleges regarding the management
Of tho Thanksgiving Day football game. This year,
however there Is general satisfaction and the Unver.
sity Athletic Club. which managed tho event. has re-.
ceved the hearty thanks. both verbally and orally OF
the college representatives At recent meeting at
the University Athletic Club ut which Manager Maftt
Of the Yale team and Manager Fraser of Princeton
were present both OF those gentlemen expressed their
hearty approval of the manner which game as
managed The club has recently received n letter,
signel by the two managers, which reads follows;
I'VE begto thank yon IN behalf Of the Yale and
Prime etOn Football associations tor the way which
tho THANKSGIVING Day football match was managed
and for the trouble aud labor you took upon yourselves
purely In the interest Of amateur sport
I'VE congratulate you upon the successful accom-.
pllshuIent OF all the 2ements and desire
press ourselves as greatly pleased ana than sat
istsl with everything pertaining to tho munsgem ent
both before aud during the game"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-12-10
BLITZEN IN THE VAN AGAIN.
THE FAST son OF BLAZEs CAPTURES
THE RICHEST PURSE.

Enola Upsets the Good Thing In the First
\ Race-Miss Olive Downs Fosford- Mn
Rides Again ana Lands 81 Winner.
Bookmakers got the best Of the talent in four
OF tho six races on tho Hill yesterday. Elect.
pounded down from to against TO 2 to on.
In the opening scramble for maidens. came in
. struggling third. Enola. 10 to shot. win
ming therace by half length from 1aurensks.
The second purse. also for maidcns. was won
by Persistence. second choice. beating Renie.
the odds on !avorite. by an open length. Miss
Olive at s to I. led all the way In thethitd race
leading Foxford. first choice. home by two
lengths. Bitten. tho iron colt. odds on favor
ito in the milo dash. the race OF the iay.
landed tho $500 purse out In tho light. Kirk
over beating King Crab. second. choice three
lengths for place. Jockey y. Hill. who was
Express third choice in tho third race. home
winner in drive. Oregon. u long chance. beat
ing Bob Sutherland. hrst choice for tho place.
Tho last race on tho heavy track was won by
the odds on favorite. Azrael l.allah. second
choice. beating Gladiator. third pick. for the
place.
kConnoy's CHI. r. Enon. =. by onondnsN Clean.
g Love. Cd. m. Laursnsia. as cunningham. go. :
Sens: z.v villa. My "a shs also sn
nIS i;oah Bsst,ng T y Enoia. 10 /; LAu
j. Niisrs s.: ferssssnes. l. BY Sir Modrai%fsr.h..
ss.ssf s. RENEE ss tori,n
Kesseitsb b. Z. Caraccus. T. lOl III. Jones'
JACK Pot Kerry tiow, Antrim. Jr. and Nellie Hooker
rersistencs. 10 on Rsnie. Ate against Caraceus
,.. THIRD RACE.
Pure $500: selling; four and a ha.t furlousa
Do1o5. ~ b s m Mss owe. o. by kayo" dor,
G 2 Sanders b. c. Foxtord, T. ITO Martin.
EYosters blk: Q. Power. Z. io4 MrinnJ. ......,..a
PrsclA Glitter H.. and Ellen also ran. Time. ObSx
Bstting-Again,t Miss olive. to 1. even money Fox.
ford; to against Power.
FOURTH RACE.
Purse $500: selling allowances: one mile.
bradley's br. C. Bitten. g. by Blazcs-Germanin.
O. j. Kely's Dr. g. Kirlover L. iio4 McDermott;;...,.
Winters br. g. King Crab. aged III tIiorton).
Violet y. also ran; 1i!ne, al. Betting-Two to on
eitzen to against kiikover. 10 To against King
Crab.
FIFTH RACE.
Purse s4oo selling; four and a half furiongs
W. Farker's b. Express. 8. by Faustus-sailis
Davis, lOl IN. HID
y. n. skih's c b. oregon, g. ito H. Ponny,.......
O. vs.. Newton'sb h Bob sutherland &. liz Iiughesl
pvan s., Eiustone. and Frisco also ran Time. o: 51M
eettng-Aaainst Express. 8tol J; oregon. 10 to Bob
Sutherland. 2to1.
SIXTH RACE
Purse $780, for thrseyear olds: selling: seven fur
v: q Roller. ch. f. Azrae. BY Forester-Albatrosa
Hps,x eh Italian % Ill jones',
". Z. Cottons br. C. Gladiator loS LMcDcrn
Panhandle. Adalsisn colt, aud jupiter Time.
1851. BettnH-Three to On Azrael. st, against
Lallah. o TO Gladiator.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-12-10

The annual election campaign Of tho New York Ath
letic Club formally opeued last night with pre-
lminary conference of tho Nominating Committee
The committee which was appointed at a meeting Of
the Board of Governors on last Tuesday night. com
prisss A. a. Mills J. H. Stead. T. NJ. llartshorne. Will
liam Harrison. and A. Timpson. They have until the
DAY after Chris mas to arrange and post the ticket
The election viii take place on Jan: To-
Eight members Of the present Board have another
year to serve They are; George D. Phillips George
Bradish. John q. Gulick. Henry H. Turner and James
Whitley. The outgoing officials are: President. bar
tow \. Weeks: Vice President. J. H. Booh Secretary
4; G. Dougherty: Treasurer, T Zel; Captain. + :
Giauinni: Governors. C. H. Sheriff. T. A. LuRr0. X
seggsrman. ": X Sassett 5. II. iasn. j. r. Z. black
hurst. and +. NJ. Hausiing.
or the officials. Capt. Gianinni has declined to run
again ITO attenp to duplicate the successes Of last
last night. would require time than could pos
siby spare even for such labor of love. There
truth whatever in the statement that the expenditure
IN the athletic department. Will furnish the platform Of
Kick that point, the total is well inside OF the
appropriated for the purpose"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-12-10
Hill md ChONnsi.I sirrt-

Joe Choynssi and Jim Hat met on Thgrsi ., ,
At Coney Island for the trst tine since the .,i .
ing out with Farson Davies. Hall was s'nuGu..in
pot OF the West End Railroad. W til MS l.al.'. ,
pockets OF HIS long ulster waiting tuTa tat ,
Choyinski came along. Aztec * hanging aD..
greetings. Hall sa'd!
How dye do. Jos 5 Nuu'r' 90 ug good
teCling.in,,n'ns', j'n," .,pl Ell thuNlr,i m
smile. " Gee bur you've gtuNu stout, SO
saw you last. low dad Nuu enjoy .UII.e,i Co.,.
Very good. tlank yuu.' sG,u .Iul 80 th.0
out OF sight" was the ta'iiuIn.aa's au,vpr
by this time crowd ralhrr,d Iir .utWr.l
around the two ruviiiss l." =" t'un'"u II. .
cor, ersattou 20 an n 'iib waisr,h
Where Gld yuu tram, dw"' q ~. H' -.
your nvht With GodfIcy> guess 80. ir,D, H
lean secure gnnl quHr,t.,
81 got m, sell In ruud.ton ~ q" ilg ,aN'l- g.
sink." Choynski SAID w!lh s'Irc r'u!I' d p. q, !.
place and has every acroinnr lni.r. ." t,i ...I
pc truth tts the hes pidr' hrIII u .,r
Tie gIt between t0i i.i h..i np.'- 8
brought up On yn-ki ~, irat ~" vs. ,uu al
surprised a. GCdla.d's M rove t,LI .v p.E .
ter t'.niRht," h. SAID "il,n vi ".,t IHr' tiil.
pc" H. lhink his =, Il Igh'irJ N'N w',.t ar
should have seen h,in ~ AG 90 IA. - ~ IA N,
per cent. WU 50 then. can assurr ttl"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-12-10
Tho berkeley A. A. Trouble.

There was considerable buzz.ng among tho Berkeley
A. contestants yesterday. and the more active stock.
holders busy at work preparing for the clash
on Dec. 10 John NJ Bowers. who represents Dr. White
aud william N. Martin President OF tho association
were in conference yesterday. and had some talk on
the question Of compromise. Tho Manisrrs brothers
are opposed to compromise. claiming that they are
in position to vote 500 zoo worth OF STOCK, bo tho
White party are able to ulster only $4,000 worth The
showing made by Dr. White in the halloing was sur.
prise. and - explained by the fact that
friends who hHSs E. SIScks q stock stuck 70 tho
made to arrange q compromise. the Indications are
strong that there will be another crc next Thursday
afternoon. "
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-12-10

twenty three members or tho Unknown Gun Club
were present yesterday Al their last shoot for the clubs
championship trophy at Dexter Park. No less than
eight tied for the prize amt It too dark when
the She DOT ended 10 oil the ties it deferred
until the mex, shoot The were: T. A. NrooIae.
so yards g. j. Sampson. 20 yards. 81 Hyde. 3oyards.
:; j. Bohhng - yards :: J. Akhrrst. 80 yards s; ".
Chichester ~ yards. u: H. kucbri. % yards I: J..
Rankin % yards. 3: 4. Rathhone 20 yards: o. J Bob.
yards. j. BaIsr, q, yards. 4: a. L. Merryhsw. %
yards e. D.tetsen. 90 yards, 9 9. Plate 3nyeri,;.
BocIn1n .rInxn 10 yards. a Dr. Little. - yards. o. D.
snipe. 26 yards u; L. Lchman. 70 yards. 6: G. biedu
rich IL
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-12-10

SAN FR,Ac SC, Dec, o.-Genrg, Dawson. iac o.. 4
young Aus ralian who has been tccr. ..u. =, g.. .
of battle tor the worlds w'l'"g''tcgit ,rH |.,..
defeat cd Doc OConnr,l OF u, tnu ~ Nncn'yJ q.
the California Athletic CiuJ :. st n.%N,.
Dawson is the cnrVGcrnr ~ .i.I EurE". EtI S.. .
ana fanny Ncedham. The men wcHE 81
pounds. The purse was S,,'EN Tia" 10 ~ i.ia.s.
tnICN .o. Dec. n-Nh"u the i.>ul. Of -. .t,n .
DCOnnell fight AT san Francesca !,st u--'. Zee,
known III tmcago Tom Ryan al N"! NJ. urirr l...,
Giles OF agreement for "A fl IN Nt.H ,.'
5000 purse before til" Olympic = So" .rN.,.
the light to take piace the iirst n,c'.' 'u..
barEt RS announced that aside from $40 .E.r.'
willing "a wager any prrt of SlD.,uu a.
ti"nal ,hampionrhip would lie Moa
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-12-10
CROOKED Work At CHICAGO.
Jockeys Kuhn and Mounhnn Suspended, an,
Jockey Bell Ruled on.

Jockeys Kuhn and hOunhan Suspended, and
Jockey Fell Ruled or.
CHICAGO. Dec. 0.-AS.Roby two Jockeys. Kuhn
and Monahan. were suspended for crook cd
work. Fsvoritss or second choices won four
OF the five races:
First Race-Fiys furionKs: selling. Fred Houston
ION ''e'"'' f'''sf 'e''"'' N""''ppA 'A''a ''"''
Second Rare-Four furlongs sellng. La Rue first
korinne second. San Emedio third. Time. 90 :54Ip.
Third Race-Six and half rurlongs. sunbeam won
San Pablo second. Rosewood third. Time. 1870.
Fourth Race Five furongs; settling. Colo won. Cole
Miller second, Spesdwest third. Time. .OSA
Fifth Race-Four and one-half furlongs: selling
third. Time l:03H4.
Jockey +. Bell was ruled off at Hawthorne to-
day for riding Leo Colus at underweight In tho
third race.
First Race7Fiye furonG.. jake Allen won, Worlds
Fair second. Birdie NJ third. Time. :05hr
Second Race-six fur!ongs. Ella Duke won. Hay Dec
second 81. Mark third. Time. l:lS.
Third Race-five fuIongs; selling, Tom Stevens
Fourth Race-Six furonRs: selling Bankrupt won,
Prince tenrysecond Lemon Blossom third. Time. I.
Fifth Racs-Fivs furlOnRs: selling. Magic won Nc.
Ginty second: Fan King third. Time. l:oI1.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-12-10
The Article. tsnt Hall Si4n,i - z! sat
hlu,uSn-

Nrw ORLEANS. Dee. 0--!lafs 'ir'rs 10 t:l' /
mons hii!"r bat little irnm ;hu Originally G"f A.
to HIM. lie agrees I q make ,h't ll,tr ,eE'.
the club. guaranteeing has nrG"ar ,nrr. 'ni /" .
Nides tta' tie ulgb I'll I'll Uerusit ' 90 - }" d
between lhr pur.,i>ss III rns' AM mag 49,
prevent The match. L." lLs-r Use. tu.t ~r'E'
lnGnts. ThGrc is nothing rrn IA he HIt!".-'
tithef tile ciLb ur yr,l,innnS Nil uUj ct,
match !. nov regarded a. cy,'asiI.
Tie club ~ ia a,rHn lhe it,;rr iu "a. o..
weeks hrtnrc az til" >Hniu ,vr CT al = III" ','..I
Cant. " iIiAh was sent iu Nrw : ~ Tor lnr w.
arranging al preiit, ir.rs. al u tie uaH ~,
tie matters upon Wiz ch lie III "UnNut fi'' o.
Han VIII iuuhilc.s INSIST mon ~" 90 I. It..I %.
give Miirncll na opi"''uilitY To- 700. owe. ,..i
him. ,apt Wniianis W II leu. an Il! Ncw W. .
triple eve IT,
Hall will probably CON" down VIZ ',r.. o.
ana select training quarters !. Its-lt o.
away from Bay -. l.oUIs n ne ,.N. l,v "ir... ..
that the place will br Toropneh! lei Ia .i.t
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-12-10
The Fountain Gun Club Shoot.

The regular MONTH shoot Of tho Fountain Gun Club
was held yesterday at woodiawn Park. The contest
was the for the club for tho
annual prizes r. Phister Jr.. and W. Wingert were
tie the principal prize in Glass 4. but. on ac-
count of Phister missing his bird at the last shoot
the prizes in Glass were divided between them The
scores were: q. Williams. Is yards. lO j. T. Lake. 20
yards IO H. W BIattmncher o8 yards 10; Dr. shields
80 yards Q: ". Laird II yards. y r phister, Jr. 2s
Yards q: ". schumacher, 2R yards 81 NJ. Lindsey. -
T. n. Garrison 80 yards, o.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-12-10

Mr.. I.orillnrd's Maiden Mine Completes with
lingo for Superiority.

LEXINGTON. y. C.. Dec. 9.-oniy one heat more was
run to-day in the Aage Pointer Stake of the Central
Field Trial club, and that between Lad of Rush
ana wild Damon. Both worked earnestly but they
had poo" success in finding and pointing birds The
JUDGES awarded first prize to j. l. Adams dog Lad OF
Rush second to tharottesvil!e Field Trai Kennels
VIC! DAMON, and third to Hampstead Farm Kennels
sanford Druid ~
Pierre LorillRrd Jr's. setter Maiden Mine and the
Chh-ottesv'lle Field Trial Kennels pointer dog lingo
winners OF til. Setter and Pointer Derbys
were next run to determine the absolute the
of tho trials.
The Aiiagc Setter Stake started next. Bettye s.
ran fairly good heat with Zulu NJ. proving better in
searching for and pointing birds.
count GLADSTONE got entirely out Of control in tho
Trst part OF the heat with Bob Cooper the latter max
ing an ordinary competition.
Count Antep and Novelist both ranged ell but tn
point work WA faulty and scality.
Lora entirely outworhed i'nn Noble in point work.
and had . wider range and better judgment.
Antevolo and Harry e ran quite good heat. heir
aliitty to find and point being above the average.
MISS Ruby did higher elias, work than iossin being
better in judgment und NOR. reliable In point WORK
There are three more dogs in the 1rst series, The
stake VIII be finished to morrow
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-12-10
To-day. E.tr,e. ut North bergen.

first Raee-Three quarters of a mile. Joe Courtney.
I12: Grey Rock. l2o; Mart ~: Power. ~; Fair,
!eSn, no. Fs11eiOn. io6; Macau!0y. loi: shotover.
Second Race Five eiyhths of = mile. Rob suther-
land. JIG: Coidstream 40: Belle D. los. Graylock.
digo no.
Third Raoe-Fivs and half furlonea Little Fred,
III; Bel Demonio. 1l2: Bitten. III; Lord Harry.
Burlington. LOT each: Flattery. %.
loe; voeaiiIe and Ada b. 100 each; Uniawa Eph and
Suspense filly. 100 each; Miss Bess. kingwOod, and
Rochelle, OF eAch.
Fifth Race-selling: five furongs. Polydors Mamie
D B.. and Miss Olive. 40 each; Gold Digger and Ber
vZn los each; Jester lO2: Express. 1G: Marmont 20
Sixth Race-SellnR: one mile. Thorndale. 1U7;
4lenloch, 104: freezer and kemorse. 1Ol ench; Sir
George H. o.; fssso and Milo. 81 each Glendive. 90.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-12-10
HAUGH DEFEA TED CREED.
Firty.round Fight Which should r,,r
Bccn u Draw

burriIo. Dec Dan Unprecedented eight In tnis,,,.
81 ths STATE was witnessed here last night bv ,uto
'ne .o"hh sporting men, who gave upsi cach c,i I
privilege. Tho contestants were Tommy creed n,
feather weight OF New York civ who fought ,nt,r 81,
oolors OF the Down Town A,hl,us club, mud Nick,
Haukh OF the Brooklyn Athletic club 1, came on
sne s W mnasium OF The Buffalo Athletic club and
wthstanuink tLis fhct tho role, iiitcri, rcI l.,
htsieth round and stopped he shggiuv "
For the Hrst thirty rounds creed nun ri Ircrr,
the body as no rleased, Tut the irook Va InI TIh
Wen trA,ned and stood the punishment wrl llr ~
UP anu went ~ lreeu ~ Getcr!'.N'd wa. Lu...u
end OF the forticth round II was an even thug
IN inc ihst len rounds trcel tUunt II iup sl.. "a
keep out OF Haueh reach, and vas rnnIr led f,t
ttih punching about the lead Timc ai.I ,I.u,.,,
took advantage of eight or nInc sctCn 4, I,y a.,
the Noor. where he rested. w ''
His cieverncss was frequently appauirl ir, ID. g.,
htieh round way nearcd hu was getting the Nur., d..
Hahgh Got the decision, mud II Is unrr,t ,I O. 49, 4
the police not interfrrel the club vuGl No. 4
the night q draw. Jim Daly aild Jack SkoI. g,r. y
nii,d Haugh and Jim larelle and JOuu MrII lro' az
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-12-10
4 FAMOUS r8o1TER IN LITIGATION.
lawsuit Between Senator Stanford and
Mr.. Loose Over Kinda Rose.
F:om tie San Frdncisoo Chronicle.

rom TIE Sln frdncisoD Chronicle.
The contest between Leland Stanford and
sion OF the celebrated mare Hinda Rose. will
pop qp In the courts in q few days and prom
est to all lovers OF horse flesh. Mr.. Loose sold
Beautiful Bells. tho famous mother Of rncers
ford for a tribe OF 81. 300. He now Claims that
Hinda Rose was not included in the SALE and
ssks $50 600 as the valuo Of the marc and the
$25. OOO that she has earned on the race trac Ks
Everything in, connection with the suit is
only iew days ago Senator STAFFORD was OK:
n h hs st es' ny Mi hs
swers to the HETEROGENEOUS permitted quite
an insight into the man M in which b. stock 81;
10 ths Superior I Court on wednesday. "a' '''0
ess:SS q hnSs hois =: ssiG ihs ssHs!os
learned that Mr.. Loose desired to sell her. and
authorized Harris Il. Coyey. who was the
lie paid $1,000 for her. | believe. 1t was be-
fore Hinda Rose was foaled that the snle was
hly went with The mother ] would never
have considered the purchase unless Thought
that the foal was, included IN the bargain"
Beautiful Bells Senator ' Stanford 's said lie i'd
Shay hIs private sssrstaTy showed Nat s9
Stanford then took "a hard drive at MIR. Loose.
claiming that the latter IN Noyemhrr 4f last
had done so well no. the Senator. might offer
little present.
4. refused to give him anything" continued
question as to tho ownership Of Hindu Rose.
I always regarded her rs my ,nIly. and, /
Every attemp, to IN SANFORD down to an
exact stntement as Ia the value of tho mare
failed. 10 wouldn't say that she was really
worth SO or SloDOO. But no would say that
she ought to bring what her sister brought.
The many races won iy the celebrated racer
ives quite record. too. when presented.
Loose manifssis u great deal Of pu.nacity.
snd when the case is called fol, trial will give
copductei the sale for Stanford. can't talk lie
Is dead. That complexities things. so that an
interesting contest Is looked Tor.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-12-10
PLYING TIE ON IRISH GaME
Gotham's Handbaii Court Nearly Ready for
the Opening Games,

WITHIN fortnight the disappointed handban court
on Manhattan Island since the days Of the old stamp
ing ground at Madison an Grand Streets which was
presided over by Barney McQuadc. wi be formally
opened at West l3lst street and Tenth aven,e Tho
builder T. o'conNc. has haG u few obs a. les to con.
''u against hut he has taken tull advantage of all
'ne opportunities presented and produced court far
surpassn. the ordinary run OF structures vogue
The new building, which has been named ,hc Man.
ha'tanvilIe Club. has a spacious entrance on Ials:
street. with wide stairway leading int he gallery
It's the intention I" have nicely up ga Don upon
the ground hoor. which will vrooms aud
court roper Is high and airy in s"na respects
r T. n ~, .he hssdHuar,ers OF III. BROOKLYN Club
mg bridge With similarly arranged gallery and even
wal. Th o s1ss ss. to Do . .,
ssa csnn: bat bat @ tG"1 ss i. E
male male up OF brick faced with thick and smo"th
:ao ur Say e &
wc s' M L prcsnSv Ss ID
up Tor reading amt meeting purposes. Tho viii
9; s:% :Ensf around
up DUNG ts mas. Two
"m as t.H hey s.Iy q
Shs . s"sp {: he s e.
e nSs . at ns
partner 60 pI.y yoN bus psThap: would i. strong
very beginning could that the chsmpiom had
% ss ai
p. Casey and r. Louslman' ..............io 5 d-2i
A singie.handed game, was then played between
'Tses an" sk III, ;% ray ses
from start To finish Among other games decided
l kSS.r so assaa f ZIG
j r"''ft II f iits
II
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-12-10
II. Winners At Glouee.tsr.

gtoucEsrER Dec. e.-First Racs-Five-eighths Of .
mile: Crocus first. Aftermath second, owen Golden
third Time. :O5N.
as. sseSna E,csasI snS GneSn fqT!onss Orphan
ihifa R.s..ssysn and ons.h.lf faIlongA Rspidan
Fourth Racs-Fivs eghtha of mile. Censor nrst
Lro .Bsigel second. Forest third Time; :o&
ART sehuylknl sc. second Rats Ter, third Time i:2L
G1overdals second, Shakespeare third. Time o.5sA
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-12-10
The Wilmer. at East 81. Louis,

s1. LOUIS. Dec. e-Frst Race-seveneighths OF mile
ASA.
Second Rsoe-six and half furlongs. St. Pancras
won. Upman second. Penny Royal third. Time "a
u Third Racsariyesightas q = mile Franco Won
Fourth Race-Handicap; three.Quarters OF q mile.
Plenty won. Service second. Irsne II. third. Time
fifth Racs-selling: four and half furlongs Harry
esd.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-12-10
ODDS or A RooK
ODDS OF Hpoh.
infer Jr.....,..,l Kings gamblt
,imniin ............O Ruv Lopez.
Appended IL tho cams with lander:
NOTES.

MQKt--Pa followed by Ok 2 is the recognized
ID Premature and taken prompt advantage OF by
blicS. ..., -.-.--.-...,,.... =. ,..,.
tcj pretty reJonder. which upsess whites Acua'
items. ...- .....-
prior to this move.
t.) r. rratcning 1t X 1t r. -.
g. II 80 + IT. y y l. chs - XXI 50 BACK RECEIVERS
the piece by "a 20 1t followed by pa ia. the
n owe actually male gives black the desired oppor'
tunity 10 \ brilliant sarrihcc. .... -.,
~ TIN. precipitates his defeat still he haa no Eatn
fu,t data
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The m embers of the Atlantic Rod and Gun Club held
their regular shoot at their gounds West End Coney
Island yesterday. Snapper Garrison and G. f. Norris
shot at number OF birds for practice. Morris killing
a. OF 30 AMI Garrison Al.
In tho swecpsnEe shoot that followed at fve birds
each +. H. Garrison killed 0: c. t. Morris. 10; J. b.
Voorhees,, &: DR.. Hughes. t.
second SweepstaLe-Janison. !; Johnson 4: j.
Garin. ..
Third sweepstake-J.G arin, 8; Janison. 2; Bonden
o; Johnson. s; Hughes. 2.
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CHESS At THE FREuxDscHAFE
I.asher Couduets Twenty Games Mt the Ger
man Social Club.

On Thursday night Emanuel Lasker gave
an exhibition OF chess play at the Freund-
schatt. German social club. which occupies
tho building at Park avenue and Seventy
second street. Lnsker played altogether
twenty games For six games he conducted
tho white mon and In six he played tho de-
fence. To ak opponents he conceded the odds
OF q knight and against two he removed
rock. After three hours OF play Laskor had
won seventeen games, drawn against Il
Xecksndorf. and lost two games against ".
Ieckendorf and w. Kupfer, Jr.. to whom no
conceded the odds OF a knight and rock re-
spectively. The summaries follow:
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Chess at tho Manhattan c. &.

The Manhattan Chc.s Club has organized handicap
tournament with seventeen en- ries The hve prizes
offered are s2i. sal, SIS. SIS. and sl2.
The follow ing players are competing: First class. A.
Dcimar AMI ilanham: first class B-Ciapp: second
class A-ttch. froehiirh. and schmidt second class
B-Mii,on ard NauE. third class. A-nehton. sweeney
and lopcrnrt; third class Bpr Lindcy: fourth vass
-Bustnn Wilcox ana Richards: hfth class smith
and bowman. To all players In class the onds OF a
draw are by the higher classes The score OF
the leaders up to date Is AS follows
y,,mrs Won, Inst Fi.n>sS Won. lott
pslnar ............G Sweeney .........i,a 1lr
uAulIuIu y =