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TraiaIsk for Yal.,s Crsu.

Nrv HAVEN jan 2s.-Ths Number of men training for
the university crew has been reduced TO eighteen.
with tho exceptions OF Paine Could Graves and How.
iAnd. me candidates have now bssn At work three
weeks Capt. J. A. Hsstwsu has coached the man
every day. It 10 yet uncertain whether B. L. Crosby.
ez spestitpte on last years university crew. and H.
row this year. The candidates and theiI weisst. vi I'll
s f9lisSs 4; }, Ballet 's2 l1f pounds; III Chat
j. A. Gould " g. iss pounds; A. braves. % l.. i73
ssssP posn. s' f.. s ~ PGssnd n3nd Msse
H. b,,h ~ K lss pounds; ksue i'd pounds
PG s..na / vs 1o hsySs ss rs pounds. john
pounds: o. Bant.s.oRR. o " IS6 pcunds snien " 10
na *, e. LOO pounds In genera. the men Irregular
. slow application OF powei and their time 10 not
q the nnsh and they are slow
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Corbett Ia. Miteh.n o. II. Run.

despatch from St. Louis announces that Mitch oil.
Who with savin is giving exhibitions In that city has
been notified by William Brady. corbetts manager to
cease training for the proposed light with Corestt In
Madison Square Garden Feb. H. the reason that
ps snis to In even glove contest for weeks
vim sail for England in weeks it viii be-
70 bring 90 the Proposed match until after the
that Corbet 10 sick and would be unable 9ht a. the
GaIiIoI1isn Is very gentemany fellow to meet whom
When Manager Brady spoken to about the matter
meyer no'isd to stop training account Of Cebe
never started to prepare himself He was never in.
formed that Corbett Was sick. ana tho latter only
nna letter. ne ssnea by Tteh. in which
VIII allow his offer OF yesterday remain open until
next Tuesday II not accepted Corbett win Certainly
apnear at Madison Square Gorden on Feb IL A. stated
IN The SUH yesterday" - -'-'~~
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JERSEY BOOSTERS WERE GAME


Aselect party Of about nf.y from this city ana
vicinity witnessed spirited cooking early yeser
day morning In the suburbs OF the metropolis between
Long Island and New Jersey birds. Each side shous
fifteen chickens. and thirteen pairs weighed In Thar
fought for $50 battle and $500 the main The bet.
ting was free ali the way through and ,ssnd
dollars changed hands on the outside. Tho birds were
pretty evenly matched and eleven Of the thirteen
battles had to be fought before the was decided
Tho main opened with battle psi wsen two spou.a
s'ns TEs 5ss
Wang sa %s ssins a Su
bird Pf S,.ss ths yeto. II ;ss1. ~ naa,e.
:ueS hEs
SG matter TO tell one from The Other Byen II. han
pound ounce toosels and they made very pTs,,y
ss dqss on
% sn S .e9s :s
ssRs ASs 5 5s TN sa ssss ss
For the fourth battle two 4ponnd 12ounce birds were
sssE ss~ ~. 1Ean M =,
nsh5 s,G ap ths Mas .y9rs
STRAIGHT Sat.e. began to o9k though they
SsJ Ss.sy S;
Ss ri, nnSx gnss .s.n.s MAJ.
was Knocked OUT in three mnatss '-' '1' ~
isSs pona!si sna ne Il:
bright red The battle fast and furious and in lust
-FOUR minutes the Long Island bird was killed
New Jersey pitted 4pound13ouneo black red for the
seventh battle against <-pOund l2-ouncs pyle The
Jssrsy bird "a: far the earnest Of the two shoqRh
turned taft and ran away,
Two black reds ptied for the eighth battle The
New jersey bird weighed 4 pounds 16 onnces and Tia
in ten minutes '
S: :sRa e isS e ':. psasss
14ounce black red against 4.pound ounce ginger
utes. '
for ne tenth battle New Jersey showed = 4-pound
ginger red. Tho birds made . long fierce. and game
night and were both well tagged out at tho end.
Jersey bird q foul - " "
The eleventh and last battle of the main waa one In
Hh,ch New Jersey pitted the same !.pound 13-ouncs
Olach reh that won the seventh battle against .
pound lounge bird: The light lasted about IL min.
out, " ~ ''s S~~-s~~
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Odds and Ends OF SPORTS.

ST sae al s
IL MIN rSG% @ S
sf; s
s s Harlem HSs ,ra
MT s.is NH "
Pro.dsnt fnda q The c.litor MA
SsS.S; ~; 'Ss
ss. a s o asH..a ts. (.
% &. f !sa,:
Austin gibbons It is claimed had his hands full with
, GH,Ssn n Psa.dspSs On Tpstday
sa.ny Icnos ws1s sS.n sA''' ." Gibbons
:sss: sss;
ANY asaSi aSs 81 iSr S
fsErsd Ths weight to be l5' pounds svsn give
M.n. Shr:sn las Been a:asesd q ' al:
ss!s 1:as E.yYI asSssa yfHH .sas
kSs.s irwin Smith and Msaeh sSya
The :. ss M charge s;ms:
Fortyseyenth Regiment and Williams burgh Athletic
Association at the armory Of the foryseventh Regi
ment on Monday evening. Feb d are working hard TO
make the event special feature OF this years indoor
season big entry list 10 assured. Including strong
neld OF contestants. Entries close next Saturday
The recently organized Tennis Club are
making rapid advancement toward success They have
secured large tract Of land on Willis aud Brook ave-
nuss 1eL wesn l4Oth and lAlst streets and VIII build
dozen or more courts The next meetin OF the club
will be held on the rst Monday In March when cuns
tuition will DO ratified and three governors elected.
The Pat Diver Association will hold a series OF tour
naments, commencing Feb. !. at tho club house. 81
Madison street. and the youth Of tho Fourth and
enth wards are studying bill lizards pool bowling
ana crib though the latter sport will BE- the speciality Of
the older me,nb, rs Judge Dyyer and Alderman Brown
result OF this tournament.
At the next annual gynnastic championships OF the
Amateur Athletic Union. to be held In this city on
March ~. . radical innovation will mark the rope.
climbing composition. The contestants viii iii ON the
nooI instead OF standing aA heretofore They will not
% aowsd to touch the Moor with foot after the
Ps.S Is nrsa 30 that any spring Or gmi will DO i'm
tion. without any push. jump. spring. or kick on
athletic composition on Wedne sday night The results
were; twenty -hve yard Dash sp-Fnal heat won
by Angus MciAchlin. feet. with John W. Cross,
iiY9% ,pp m.nds.P. BY " NeCaqrey. mshs: iesi
apn sohn pa rrosa scratch .nd Pred Den
fs. and seisss 4 Srsis
posed tof kubsr, DenninE Low. and Tsrbs Inn. BY a.
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The xavlers Had q Packed House.

The gymnasium Of the Xavier A. A. was packed last
night upon tho occasion OF tho associations annual
"stag." Among the boxers who were billed to appear.
Of whom unable to get to the locker room.
were: Jim McAultne. Union A. G.. and D. Duffy. Men.
Brown. and {. Krammer vest vest Side Al Il & !.
r. Peabody and j. Mooney also or ire
West sides. J: Callahan and p. Trojan Manhattan A.
c. u. Mcveigh OF the Stars and J. gallagher, Xavier
A.
When aome OF the crowd had adjourned to the par.
ietes: Jimmy Carr John Hart. y. 4. Boyisn. and J.
Rowan. Joseph ,. Maxwell and oliver Howe sung.
piano keys, and Joey Carr showed appreclatvs
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News from the Iior.c World.

Ellsta, 2:20L. out Of Green Mountain MuiJ.
dam q Eiectioneer. has been booked t" Nrion
son OF Eiectlonecr and Manette. by Nutwovi
p. b. and n: II. Salvador. four yenrs old. NV
FRINGE Gharlie. out OF Salina. By Iexinpton
ran = mile over tho straight course mt Mon
pouth Park on Aug: ~, 1890 IN l:35ys, carry
Ing ITO bounds. and ridden by Martin BERGEN
9. 4. Browne L. Co. of Kalamazoo have
lstteEs Well-brel mare Nettie. The price paid
vas $4,000. Nettio has u record OF S:l8 and
Mr.. Browne thinks she can lower 1t. She will
20 In many races next summer.
Mr.. David Bonner has purchased at Stony
Ford the bay colt. year old, by Melville, out
OF Annie Whitman. by lndiaman, and she out
OF Lady Whitman. $3.50, by Ssely's Amer.
9 Nancy Whitman. dam Of Robert McGresor.
Natalie. sister OF Leland. The yearling colt is
full OF speedy strains. and he Is trotter In
the lot.
LEXINGTON. Jan. PA now aud important
stake, called the Melbourne Stud Match Stake
will be one OF the features OF the spring meet
inG Of the new Kentucky Association. Tho
stake Is for two year-olds 81, five iurlopgs. to
be TuH on the second day q ths Ke9 ts As.
lib pounds. Allies IFS; $500 entrance. with
$3.50 added by the Melbourne Stud. One
starter only. to be named two days before the
race. The stake closed with sixteen entries.
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hits and Misses.

tns sG. Gss S st s.xs day
+. 81
<:
rs 81 S:S II III: ;fs.;
ss9S s:y sSs .sst Il
FL: saR F'' prize with H.
vii .isss n.ssh \. r S sna ,dS
Ss|:s:; Il i Is IT.! "a u Weber
I; Club
III expert Wing The sls viii wen BE
a Tss ps
Meen Club has o been e. NTH
Sio::sni sscrsssTy T. h!s:si.nds: Trsa;srs1
North Brother Island shoot
.,a. ss sue Va: Gsa 1ans g 70 asn.
s: G 1a On ss
$s% RSSs ST.: aso
81. . sss Ill asa G. a zS M Hughes
f. 1s q s 9th
e so%
man had ten shots. The score. were: Executor Rlns
Club-L. p. Hansen. 234: W. j. Hennessey. 232; W. J.
Chsnnins ass; William Weber aSI and d. Kittridse
2Ss Total LII. 0reeneXill Ride Club Cook 22l:
22i. and G. Boag 284. Total 1886
The Warrington Heights Gun Club held their last
shoot under the present management yesterday after
noon on their Efounds 18TH street and KnssbridEe
the contestants hit their Iigeons but they were such
sss ssSH ;sps
TeT DnnnsssI; g. snoo. ssp p
3; J. Organ, Il W p Leprion 7; u. u. Wagner 4; j.
Aaloney. o; q. Il. Preyer. 8: II. Harrison. g.
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BowIinx Games To.uSshs

AcApKhv TOURNAMENT
Rosedals vs. Jonah, Jonah W.. Park Aysnus psrN
Avenue VS.. RuSedsle.
ACNE rouRNAhEHy.
Sterling W. Brooklyn.
SPARTAN house rouRxAnrn.
Orchard Va Chicory
wHErLhEs's LEAGUE.
Hudson County Whseimen Va Manhattan Bicvele
Club 1t Hudson County Whselmsn alleys; Brooflyn
bicycle Club Va. Atslant& Wheemeu at Brooklyn Bicy
Gle Club alleys.
AMERICAN AhArruR UNION
section l-Ivsahos Va Produce Exchange 1t Ivanhos
Alleys.
section s-Nameless vs.. wavsriy At Namelsss slIsys
SECTION 5Jer,ey CITY A. vs. Piainnsld A G. At Jer-
Ny city A. O. alleys
JERSEY CIT AnArrua LEAGUE
Doolittls Va Psvnnia. at Doottls alleys
STATEN ISLAND AhArKuR LEAGUE.
workingmen vs. Warriors, 1t workngmen alleys; I'm.
sxcslsd vs. Corinthisn No. .. At schmssslow alleys
EASTERN DISTRICT TOURNAMENT
Progress Va. Bright star Bright Star W Sixteenth
Ward. Sixteenth Ward vi. Progress
SHOoxLYs IOUksAxkSI
VI, T. Bedford Bedford vs. Equity Equity
vrrssAE HALL r0uxsAngSL
IroQuois W. Third Ward.
nAvEssuooD nogsk sopRHAhRSs.
4 .. N 1eRlsvas6
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The No.p.ren n. C.,s R.ee,,,e..

The large hall OF the Central Opera House was taxed
to Its utmost capacity last night to accommodate the
members and friends of the Nonpareii Rowing Club on
the occasion Of their annual ana
!i ss sus Artist: yhS sRs,sa
irish songs. Vess 6ssmsn. bsnjost; \. SsiIsnsyps ~
humosis, shs nssropo!it.n Qa.rist. the Gourdisr:
" 7; C.mpbsll; copie song. the hail was hand:
the club and The prize banners Won By n. n
aquatic events Over the stage was suspended sin
ths monog..p Of the club In Grange and blaef Also
S ~ me cup re- iets the conclusion of
and At II O'clock Floor director T. w Bradbury And
wife led the grand march. -N
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SKATING,
The Figure Skating Championship.


The National Amateur Skating Association will hold
its annual fgureskating championship on Feb In tho
covered rink OF tho Thistle Curling Associa.
ton at Hoboken. This event Is open to tho
amateur figure skaters Of the world The object
OF tho following programme 10 to set forth the
movements Of figure skating so as best to
economic the strength Of the contestants The move.
nents arranged under comprehensive fundam
the art. Ills to be understood that wseneSer praa.fca
BILE all movements are to be sd both and
backward on right foot and on left.
J. Pain forward and backward skating in various
t5u.alse edge ro!. forward,
E nnt. i edge ro backward, backward.
T. Figure eight OH one loot forward.
roll to9~sri i !" nsa AMI Fights. s.us. and
double circle. ~
q Cr.;. Ioll backward in field and eiShts single and
Chang. q edge ro! forward. beginning on either
H. Chang. Of edge roll back beginning on either
y. spreai easIs on inside and outside edges
~. Curved angles-thr.es, single, double, chain and
flying. beginning on inside or outside edge ~
"a Curved angles rocking turns from outside edge
to outside edge or from inside edge to inside edge
II Curved sngle.-crosscnts Or anvis.
~ Trspsv.hns"s r.. no n ndnx rh,la!sipha twist"
cling. toe spins tpirouottesh and movements on both
- Single and double HAT foot spins cross foot and
~ tal hrrptntnes on foot and on both feet; tb
change Of edge; sinGc and double. "
70 Loops and rlnglets M inside and outside edges
single ana In combination.
~ Display ct complex movements. at the option OF
~ speclnties embracing orisina, and peculiar
The Judging will he done on scale OF points running
from the number al contestants down too.
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a eooD EYE ron r1sxoxa
Trsnk Class DEFEATS Free IunSesysr h
usnAreA.SsrA Match.

fns Brock and Fred Lumbrsyer Of Larchmont was de-
oidsd ysstsrday afternoon at the Jersey City neiahs
osn clubs grounds. Marion The result was victory
for the Jsrseyman By score Of p<to Co. The condi.
lions Of The shooting 100 live birds each man. 30
yards riss 90 yards boundary. under Hurnshsm rnss
for $3.50 side. ClAss used ". W. Grssnsr gun of
pounds II ounces weight, and shot BY shells nllsd
with sA draShms OF schultss powder lnmersysf
Climax shells With bS srSins Of schSl,sS powder.
chilly northwest wind blew continually across the
81 The match each had Killed .wsntytIrcs birda
hamburger then tell behind At the half and was nm
able TO make up the lost ground. Glass surprised his
most enth usaso supporters BY na clever exhibition
psrys Ne sssmsd 70 md ~ the fact that
The referee vas Nesp Apgas OF Plalnned No date has
been decided for the second match The Of
the shooting yesterday was;
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First Ease.P1Tse S49o for beaten horses; nvs and
nslt tnrionHs Marty b. l20 BENEFIT. 120; Aunt Jane,
F FsslSs lS L0nsard 1o4 Under Cover i0 Lt:
Second kAcsnPu,ss s4oo selling; seven.eghths of
Bill 100 sam morse. loo; shotcvsr. loo. IT, Ao'' w.
Third Race-Purse 500. for threeyearoids; selling.
three.quarters of mile. Gladiator. los; o. D. iO5
Lupn, Ally VI Darius 90: onsgsr. %; wigwam. 81
Fourth Racs-Purse $500: selling; ono mile Nj.
Belle ~: GIenlochy 1ot; Brussels 1oI; Insight 81
Ptfth Race-Purss s4oo; 10 pounds below scale; i've.
Pulsirer 100: Sir Launceiot, loo; ANOMALY ST. CraS
Cider. 81: TOrchlixht colt. %. ~ ~e
sixth Race-Pnrse $500: selling mile and half I'm
long Joe Courtney, ll2; Elevs liz; La Grippe Iop:
Boyle Rhodes. lOe Count Luna, 1885, Iceberg, los:
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Ice Yach,. Have . Spin ON tho Hudson.

rOrGHKrRrsk. Jan. 28-The first class boats Of the
Hudson River Ice Yacht Club have NOT yet been put in
condition for racing. but the owners Of third and
fourth class boats are having lots OF sport The ice
from Roossvets Point to Crum Elbow 10 fairly smooth
The first race OF the got on this morning
three times over course from R0oseveits Point two
miles north distance OF twelve miles. Tor silver cup
pny tonrth class boats contested The starters were
Eah.Tw,nk charles u Gallup. square feet. 2s6; Ariel
sailed by tho owner. " S" oS~' was
the ,rst time oyer the colr.s the Breeze led Quick
Ariel led ,Quictasa.wink second. and the Breeze
~; .Snk by second and half i was believed that
snce a. psor sss me cup 6nt NJ Rogers
point that could be gained he took OF Tbs
corss s.sond race for third class boats the SANE
Psrron and sailed BY Capt Rogers; Vixen yvn.S H.,
POlArius won in 80 minutea -S' "'su@ Ano
II ths weather remains good there will be racing
oNeI he same course on Saturday for Glars hosis
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HOlnes. the Fast Amateur Scuiier, t. Re,
turn to the Ranks

The reinstatement OF Frank Holmes. the am atsur
champion, Of Paw:uckst L. BY the National Assoc,.
ton Of Amateur oarsmsn at its last session. IL creating
considerable discussion among the oarsmen from the
:Srllsrs In i6s United States he holding the
9us!ned by National Association SHORTLY after tie
1881 rsEs!ta for participating in With Kirby and
~ default 20 that petninE wa: really proved sxsins
Club s hold the record double scus three iniies
with turn. made on Lake Maranacook on Aug. i5 1880
~! Of e aqnst,s. and hs can begin row
lot ofseullsrs work hard the coming season fhese II
also TAX q b., appearing the coming season in the
ApDleby. s-''~sN'~ W.
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The marksmen Of the Miller Ride Club Of Hoboken.
who are shooting in the tournament to decide the
championship OF New Jersey. now have clean record
OF victories. Their latest over tho Essex
Indians IN Newark on Tuesday night Tho Milers made
the best score to date among the contending teams
The shooting was done or.hand on the American 25.
ring target az rs feet Each man had ten shota Tho
scores were:
Miller Rine Ciub-D Miller 23l; L. voeel 23s; a.
schlicht o24o: L. flack. 2i2. and G. Judson. 20.
Elssx Indians-w. Clarke 243: e. McCraith, 28e; O.
Freltag 227; W. ". Adams 2l3 and j. McCullom. 1872.
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spead out OF bounds.
TIE ca. Was Too ou,ek for she R,rds

Tuo 8uh Wab TOO VuIuK 1Ortno HIFus.
me regular semimonthly shoot Of tho Atlantic Rod
and Gun Club held at West End Consy Island yes
terday Sixteen shooters faced the traps to shoot at
ten birds EACH for the two badges Of the club and
ira prisea Judge r. '. ,. Newton donates the nrst
prise handsome gold medal embossed with the name
Of the club The Garrison medal IL somewhat similar
for the second prize No straight was made yes
terdsy and only two Morris the crack shot Of the
qnsncs Lad shoot On Jhsy had rood race And Per-
straight Dick Aonsees who already holds the rst prize
In the club the second medal The third prize was
s1therana; The .eots Of the shoe. was: {. Norris
land. 20 yards q: X = sutherland az yards. u. r.
Donnelly 2b yards II; r. Loud, &c yards 9; Dwyer
yard. =; 2 Mopses., 80 yard. Is; Weber sts. Is
yards g. 4. f. Jamison, 2s yards, q c. Mohrmnn. u
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Wayne A. c. H.v. Had ESo.s..

The Wayne Athletic Clubs second annual boxinr
terminated rather abruptly long after mid
night Wednesday. Tho nnal bout Of tho special and
ghtweigh classes did not take place. neither did the
special bout Of three rounds between bck Oonnors Of
inc scOttiah.AmertoAn A. C. and John Norton OF the
crte5 xhii, Ihe Latter had Of s ne.
distributed second prize. In each OF these clssses
6snerai rumnus then followed. but It quickly sup
ventSSss and annoupee that they viii nsvsr hold
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No Combination Against Yale.

PsscEros. Jan. 28,-President Parker of thu Primo.
ton Baseball Association says that matters have b..n
now fairly strsishtsned out Each college viii p.v |.
series Of two games with the other. and under hi.
arrangement the advantages Of the old triple a,
listed up to 1870. VIII be attained, The Vamss VIII
Harvard win be played at Cambridge and Frince,on.
In case OF ? tie third game viii be PLAYED In Nsw
YORK The ls,es ior these contests win he arranged on
Which falls IN commsncsnsnt weet; In case Of ia
There Is no basis for the statement that Princeton
ytl enter into any With Harvard against
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A New Athletic club for BROOKLYN.

Several prominent gentlemen interested In amateur
pastimes issued call yesterday for u new athletic
association to be formed month In the upper
ton OF Brooklyn Nearly fifty subscribers have alre
been obianed for tho new organization. Walter X
OF ths Acorn Athletic A,soeia.lon Dr. A. n os.eand
Tho plans OF the assoc iation are to secure club
house. TIT with billiard and pool tables. card re-
ception smoking reading rooms and araLory and let
each member snhscr be for one share OF stock the
20 value OF SO in place Of the customary Initiation
tee. 1t is the intention TO hold monthly entertain
mens. being for ladies friends or the mbrrs
Bowling privileges will also he secured.
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spARxL1xo cnxRnr D1AxoxDa
Thonsaaas - Ladies E.AsrtasnsAtaa d
MsASsea Avenus ,ra1aee.

| Thonsaaas - I4sAies EsAsrtasnsAtaa ths
MsSissa Avenue Faseee.
The most successful isdiss'-day entertain.
ment In the history Of the Manhattan, Athletic
Club took rhace yesterday afternoon in the
fine club house on Madison avenue. Over
5000 fair visitors thronged the luxurious
apartments. and enjoyed to thesutmost the
varied entertainment
The theatrical Offering was. "Ths Pink
Mask" with J. J. X. Hackett william T. Wood.
Walter 8. 0iidden. l. Bell Brennan. +. Aware.
g. H. Luts. Arthur Guiterman. A. L Doremus.
Thornton Earle. 4. D. Ripley. Harry Plant.
Arthur Lippincott. W. @. DAILY. @ F. Boyd. and
T. Earle In the cast Standing room could not
be found whom the curtain rose. The play
was an amusing affair and created unlimited
The Shg Ss .dss s-s sn ter
Ressssssn r Proi Bsi.soR and n MsfsTS b.
Van na Shack pr s sShhsiSs
tasSep mel and prIs SsSSs1y .
ana s5 Hs SG S,sSs t1 Ko sS IN
s1isf s%l,h snd Instructor LsSnsr spS gave
81; b, sSs9e az. s x:,s, se
sfts srs css 81 s hi &
as follows:
isS JANE. s asi ~ w. ,s. as;a
as.is; :'A ,'s Iii: ;: s:si IL
LOG. Total, 100.
There was no sympathy for tho beaten
bachelors.
The railing around the swimming tank was
draped SO mono OF the gowns OF the spectators
would be spattered, and the water. polo game
attracted more visitors than could get into the
tank room. The diving and swimming OF the
players were much admired but In the sorim-
IMAGES whom one man held another under
watar for any length Of time. no was referred
to as Just too mean for anything" The
players were as follows:
BLACK Pn~ihoNa Red.
MaeariRls. .......... Centre ......."... MeRsrt
Hoderin Left end Bloomfield.
yandevoort Right end. sch ssfsR.
Van SchAick Quarterback. Reed
6nirisv. .. =. 49,. Goals minimum. iions
Refsfes-8 j. Cornell Judges-J. D. Anderson O. n.
Carbonsl Timskseper-f. h Portmsysr.
The Blacks Won By 3 goals to Q. after some
II was quite dark before tho pleasant afiair
ended.
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The Winners At Gloucester,

GLoucvsrER, Jan. 2S-First Race-sevsn eishths OF a
third Time. ] ~.
second R.ee-Thresfour.hs Of . mile. Guilty nrst,
Pretender second, Tedd degg third. Time, I:2SS ''
Third Kacs-ons mile; :, Bravo nrst Brown Charlie
Fourth Race-seysn:eighihs OF mile. Cartoon nrst,
hGHs s Rscs Eaais n taira Time aoh
Elm second. Hawkeye third, Time I:OeN " '@N
Euns second. Aorristown third. Time l:56 '"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-01-29
ANOTHER po0A-RooM SPINDLE
telegraph Wires Tapped md ~ False Re.
suit Of u Race sent.

CINCINNATI. Jan. 2S-Thc wires from New
York were tapped to-day. aud tho result OF the
fourth race at Guttenburg was held back for
eight minutes from tho pool rooms across the
riASr. IN nut time the ,ho9kmakers wngerad
Hi3eSes on the race will run up about So 1000.
nnS OF tnem r"!nsed to settle. Two prominent
ing the scheme, VI e"s"'er'
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-01-29
doc Donoxhue Breaks q ReeorA,

NrwsruGn. Ian. 2s.-Champion skater Jossph p
Donngue yesterday. IN the presence Of A. B. George OF
tho Manhattan A. C. J. C. Hemrnett. ex.champlon OF
Enslend; Edward Wood. Timothy Donoghue, sr. capt
n nile. straighta~ay. IN ] minute 8 20 seconds The
hest prr, i0us record WAS minute - <6 seconds lie
rkat-h u quarter in ST. % seconds j. c. Hsmmstt
covered quarter mile In - rs seconds.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-01-29
Bowling 0ossip.

The presentation Of prizss to the team and indv,a,
winners Of the ANGLICAN national tournamsnt vi
take place next Tuesday evening At the Germania A.
sembly Room alleys Secretary Prior win a
make the presentation speech. sN'S