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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-11-07
Oae or the National L-nsue's Notes FRO.


WARRINGTON. Nov. 6.-When the consolidation Of tho
National League and American Association was af.
fected tho present organization siouldrred big debt
In the purchase OF the retiring Association clubs.
Among those paid oil with notes was George W Wag.
ner President OF the Washington club, Thoy 20 ted
$4,000 One OF these notes. Tor ST. 1888 49, tel due
Nov. !. and notification has been received by r. Is.
Ealbfus who was NJ the time Secretary OF the Wash
ingon Club and end0Tser OF the notes. HAT the Nag
ner note had been protested President Young stated
that there had been misunderstanding to the mat.
ter and that the note would he PAT! early this week
FOrty-eight hours before The Wagner note became
due he received not cat on that II had been aced
in bank Tor collection il too short motto Tor
hr Young to make an assessment on the various
clubs. and besides Presidents H"binson of Cleveland
note, accordingly. went I" protest. President Young
received telegram yesterday from T. :. Elliot Wag
ners LAWYER, that no word 30 over Tomorrow from
Phtlade phia to SEQ about the matter.
SR Wise has been signed play second base for tho
Wa hnston C!uh aud may POSSIBLY captain the team
the Washington Cab. hn' during the asst season ns
played IN the Eastern League. lin sullivan. u pitcher
who played WI n lrorldence. and Joa sullivan short
stop OF the Rochester tnb. have also signed
win III. Washington club Catcher Grey % rrnvr
dencc Is Also claimed by the local club II Wise
ucQusilon Tie two Suilivans SAID to he good
ana iikaly to play League ball
Tho engagement of second baseman and short stop
suggests the query as To what will become Danny
Richardson II may be that The latter viii he placed
thTd. but Washington sti claims Joe Mulyey and II
the latter comes to time Richardson would be left out
Whetrr IL the Mention to retain Richardson or ex-
change him has not developed
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Eueenis, iii: caisdonia 100: ticiet S. los.
THIRD Race-Purse $500; penalties and Allowances;
ll' Mseintosh. ti+i woodchopper III; Bltsen. 40;
FOURTH ce-rur.s $500; selling one mile and three.
sixteeeths. Ftnelon 49, Kirkover, ia; Allan Bsne.
1I2 Shenandoah, 1O5; Baylor lot; Sir Rae 1o4 Frank
L. 100
ruin Kacs.fnFse saV; seilng: nx and han inr.
sutherland, l06, Mckeever loi Freezer. io2; Little
Jake. 100: Prun'y. 100; carmciite 81.
sixth Rsce-Pnrse S4oU; selling; seven furlonFa
Pseton. liz; John r.. lo2; Mamie B. r., Ill; James.
town. Ills Dalesman. Ill; sentiment III: Shotover,
~: Sir Waiter Raleigh,, mo- Van wart. no; Harry
gle X: iog: Wills Marie. los; Adalglsa colt. 1od
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tho Ormonds 4. G. desire to succeediH their At
temp: to popuarize boxing matches at the Queens
County Driving Park at Mnsp'th they will have to
show much better nanagenen, than that displayed
Yesterday afternoon About SEQ sports paid the adnis
.ion witness the events. which were character.
lied by some of the toughest fighting eror witnessed
In the ring. The opening bout was an exhibition OF
three rounds between Charles Burns OF the National A.
C. and NJ. Carroll OF the same club. Tommy Creole and
Eddy Herman. both Of the Brooklyn A. c.. followed.
Charles n Mack met Tommy johnson OF Ohio, at rs
pounds. for points, The hVht throughout was series
Of Id PUSHES and knock downs. net her appear
ed to Lave The sghtcs. knowledge Of science. Tho
referee being unable to pick the winner. declared II
draw
Buck Murray then fought John McKeak at 115
ponds. This thc chief event Owing TO darkness
Two OIL torches were lighted. In the first round Mar
ray landed his LEFT on McKeaks necs. In u CT nclI
MrKeak threw his opponent. the latters seconds
ella ming foui. which was not allowed In the second
round McKeak tried to repeat his foul nghtipg. but
warned by tho referee. Then he rushed MUIR
ray, lost his footing and &c through the ropes
TO the floor Although severely hurt. h. climbed
upon tho stage again and fought ont the round
The third round proved 20 tie tame both men giving
aud taking considerable punishment. The fourth
round proved to be the most Of the light Muir
ray the centre OF the ring th the in sntion OF
putting his man OFT. He led with his let. winch
neatly Guckti ard received n n HI han punch
he aud tell to the floor in heap. He
unable TO rise. and Mckeak was declared the winter
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An interesting team shoot took place At Deckemans
Rid. ewood Park On Saturday between teams selected
by j. schl,, and l.. C. Gehring from the members
o. The .ugswood Gun Club The teams were of seN Ell
men. who shot at ten lirds. twenty-five yari-
modified Long Island rules The stake was "iu" -"p,
per birds to ne pad Tor by the losing side u"
cod northwest wind blew atrOss The ground, All /
made the shooting rather difficult. j. sChIclauu
team won BY 20 to rs. Tue 80. res were:
j. SchenIann's Teaui-J. Svhlitnann. 10: J. j. Erpg.
&: J. schneider. 4; Martin. =: C. Decke!man, 81 u.
kramer. I: 4. Jaeger, Il. Total ~.
l., Z. behring's leam-L Z. Gchring. I: r. bert s. j..
Ma2 !; Il. burst, Il Z. kadel. u. Z. Wagner. s; H..
Ne!He. l. TotA. 50.
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Capt Power OF the Palma football team. who had his
eve cut open In the Tenaki'l game Saturday will
Ilay with his taaln against the New JeT.ey A. g.
morrow. Both teams VIII be made up of their strong
est players
An exciting contest took place 1T Livingston on Sat
urday, between the teams OF Belts Academy of STAN.
ford and the eleven Of ST. Austn's Military School At
the end or the two thirty minute halves the score
stood IL to in favor OF the,Betts team.
The first cup tie in tho American Football AssocIs.
ton Was Decided at The Kenrny Athletic Clubs
grounds on saturday between the True Hues of Pater
son and the Young Mons Catholic Union team OF
ksnrny. The latter won by . score Of Z goals to !
goals.
Tho football teams of the Acorn A. and the varuna
Roat Club Will meet tomorrow afternoon on tho
varunas grounds at the foot OF Fiftyeiyhth street
Bay Ridge In their annual match game under int err.
tested game.
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Bicycle Gossip.

kosevilie Athletic Association. -'
Tho vinits wheemen OF the Ninth ward will take
run 10 Norris own on election day
The Sonervils Wheemen have solid ated with thu
west End Athletic Club OF the same town.
The West End Bicycle Club of Rochester arc now
winding up their anairs prior to disbanding.
A. 4. stilgsr and Joseph Judge will repressnt thu
shs wn!s s indoor bicycle races during
Ameeting OF representative of the leading amateur
sysls SSrSSnzstiGn, Of HngIa,d France Bssum
London. on Nov % fnd ~. for tho purpose OF ar.
ranging series Of inte3natona races Next year tile
nrst International contest will be held at Chicago
Ihsrs Is some iaik Of IN L. W. representative icing
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Pn.t,me a. e., 9, Yon4er o.

YoSxrns Nov e-The Pastime A. c. football team do
fea,ed the Yonkers A. c. eoven this afternoon by
scorce OF too. The Pastimes played q strong rush
limo game. which for blood from start to fnsh
The PAslmes had the ball at the start but lost 1t al
most Immediately. Tho Yot kers boys bucEsd the
Pasiires limo with great force and the New Workers
forced back to within ten yards OF their goal
Here they held hard and received the bali on four
downs Then Cornell. the left half back OF tho Pas
the line passed tho Yonkes tackler and crossed their
goal line. making run OF l2o yards Sinner kicked
the goal The interference on both sides WAS very
good. and during tho game Hughes Ahenrn. Sinner
Johnson, and Murburg made pretty PUSHES of from
twenty to thirty yards both teams were un able to
score in the halt Tie te ed I'D rs rollowo
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How EnEiishm-n Propose to Deal with the
Nascrs' Class.

The makers amateur class 10 causing the National
Cyclists Union Of England great annoyance They
like the L. A. w. arc convinced that their leading rao
ing men receive compensation from tho trade. and At
their March Council It is proposed devise some way
to classify such men. L. b. Turner. prom nent e m.
Der of tho union proposes the following rules for adop
ton:
That no club. association. or individual promoting
any competition whatsoever for riders of cyccs shall
be permitted to accept the entry OF person who is
At tho timo or Thin six mouths has been
with the trade of making selling letting FOR hr.
cycles of any sort unless such person DO the Of
= license permitting him TO compete with amat.ura
which l!ctns. nnpt be granted by special COMMITTEE
appointed by the C0unrii OF tho y. C. L..
The COMMITTEE above mentioned shall con sist NJ
one alive from each centre and from the
General Committee. representing those port ions OF th
kingdom not under tho COVE nment OF any contre and
ali the members mutt be absolutely win
the trade. The committee shall have power to form
subcommittee tor pirposes OF investigation. and nay
grant licenses ither fun or condtiNlal
"tlubs and bodies promoting meetings arc ,ecom
mended 10 give one race open only sed
beers Of the trade" "
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EOOTBALL


~. Johns CoiieG. Team Leave the f1e's'
The football eleven OF the varuna Boat Club visited
Fordham yesterday afternoon to play the 81 johns
College team. Unfortunately tho game ended IN DIS
puts and the college boys the Held Ths score AZ
the time stood ~ to in favor Of the Varunaa Ths
colegians claimed that Referee Carls OF the Voun'
teer Football Club persstenty ruled against mem inc
particular decision objected to was that after pononos
had made palpable gain Of about eight yards ana
goal for tho boys looked inevitable the feree
announc ed that 1t was the varuraS ball. The college
team were without tho services OF Full BACK Rames !.
Half HACK Dursn. and the two centre men, DeihAhty
and Fhelan The Varunas averaged at least twenty
pounds man heavier than their opponents and IN ad'
dit on played strong at every point
III the hr.t half the Nsrunas scored eknt rohta suu
the boys six. The latter failed TO score AGAIN
hut tho Va,uras were more fortunate by adding four
points The features Of the playing were the clever all
around work of the yaranas' backs Struse made one
touch down and rariston two. Donohue mate IN
touch for 81. Johns College. Ferguson KICKING
goal The TArunas full back Sullivan. missed all his
chances at goa For g.. Johns college the best nay.
ing was done by Donohus FERGUSON Fisher hcCar-
thy. and smith. The teams were:
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Fvrryboav wnn;.d,o Fiek.

Ax.osI.. Nov. GA large crowd of hoodlums gathered
at tho Peak" Birmingham. this morning s.
prize light between Tim O'Ne of AnsOna and Tom
button OF Bridgeport. II was advertised as hnlsh
Eight, with several preliminary bouts between local
boxers The bouts however. consisted of free fights
among the SPECTATORS and at ono time it looked II
all present were gong 10 engage in 4 grand night
Neil and button together shortly before
light Harry Lane and Ike Williams of Bridgeport
ended DuItOn while Jim Connolly OF this city and
ONeIls brother performed similar duty Tor O'Sell
Frank O'Bren Of Bridgeport referee. and came
very bein: mobbed. The eight out
siugging mhtcn. with no preenre OF boxing
and result ended in favor of Dutt0n the
round foul.
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Playing Under Association Rules.

Tho Golden Rods OF this city were defeated yesterday
morning In game OF football under association rules
by the Americas C. team at tho lntters grounds at
West Hoboken. Tho visitors strapping big fei-
lows but they could not move about Kick lively
tho wiry Amcricus lads, who won by goals to l..
Capt W. f. Gill OF the Americas team Kicked the only
goal in tho first half goal was kicked for the Golden
Rods when they were on Sides but nllow
In the second halt Capt. Gill knocked down and
spranel his ankle. lie remained on ths heid. how.
over, and played o. goal q. Alces kicked the second
goal for the Americ US team pass by Douglas Five
minutes later Fisk scored anot by cleverly trip.
ping the ball from centre point william Hanna
scored the only goal for tho visitors Just as time
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-11-07

There 10 every indication that constitutional con.
venton OF the l. A. W. will DO held at the February
meeting OF that body. 1t is also the general feeling
among racing men that In tho event of the L. A. W.
adopting makers amateur class every rider who ba,
ever forfeited his amateur standing by receiving
money from the manufactures and who has not
since raced Tor cash praes should be rensaed 10
class The prize question IL as yet upseitIed Tns
natter WIN probably rece tho serious
OF the BOARD. and also the suggestion OF
ofhciAl timers for race meets. -'P"'"''"s
IhsL 4. W viii ind Itself coinpellsd to take some
Acton In regard to admitting Chinese and coin,sJ
rheeilnen 70 membership. Protests are coming in
mission -''''s ~ 'N>" AZ
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The Acorus' Boxing Show.

sparrow Robertson. who has charge OF the Acorn
Athletic Associations big boxing show which will take
place tomorrow night at the gymnasium of tho Assoc
ation Brooklyn says that the who viii box are In
frstcass condition. and that the exhibition will be one
OF the be st ever held in the City OF Churches During
the bouts Fred Burns viii announce the election r.
turns. Tho contestants will be: jim Sullivan aud 81
MHigan eight r9unds at catch weights: Nike Bent
and Tommy LARK Ms; SIX ro.nds nj Of pounds; Joe
Harmon ma Mlke liarri-, SIX rounds at 40 pounds
and Jack UHrlen and William kennedy six roilu,s al
l25 pounds The stage TO DO VIII be Preside mt
Cummings new iost!ess ring.
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Stevens, IL, Rensselaer,. q.

Troy. Nov. 6-Stcvens Institute and the Rensselaer,
Poly echnc Institute teams played exciting game
yesterday afternoon which resulted In victory for tho
former by Il score OF II to s. The Stevens were
confident Of winning by . large score. The home
eleven played strong game in the second halt. and
broke through the stevens centre repeatedly McCo.d
din excellent work for Stevens. HIS running and
lodging were the best here. Horton and Nc.
Pherson did the best playing for the home team. The
elevens lined up as follows:
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A GREAT CALIFORNIA PAGER.
The Fivc.year.o,a STALLION Si,hwood Takes
Record OF HiO9 IA.

Record OF riOs "a.
SAN Francisco. Nov Cat Santa Ana yester-
day the r. stest mile ever paced west OF the
Mississippi was made by Silkwood. tho Call
fornia stallion who made q record o. 2:OSS.
This time was made in race between SIX
wood and Our Dick, record 2:lol,. Dick was
the fayorits In the first heat Silkwool showed
unexpected speed. max ing the quarter IN
O.3l 4. the half in Ol =. the three-Iuarters In
/ rs u. and tho mile in 2.uSh.
Our Dick broke badlv ut the half who're no
was larped ut Silkwood's wheel DICKS time
was 2:O!'a. anu, n,
The second heat was won by Siikwooi IN
2:l1 Z. md the third in ID. He made great
finishes in each heat. The winner IL q hlacS
stallion five years old. and ISNniued at SnO.uou.
His owner Is j. Willetts of the PaZa Eanch;
Santa Ana. Slkwocd's sire Is Blackwood
Mambrino. dam Lucy Woodruff.
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District OF Co,ua,bi. Championship.

WAsHISGroH. Nov. 6.-AmonE the local football elsv
ems the series OF games for the District Of Columbia
championship arc creating great deal OF inteies
Saturday next the y ~ q. A. opens with the Kendas
On Nov. Is the Christians play against Georgetown
and Nov. 10 they close the local season with the
Columbia A. In the mean time the Kendas will
play their game with Georgetown. and this Will leave
may be determined.
The game scheduled for this city 10 take p!acs
this afternoon when the Columbia Athletics will inc ct
the Rutgers College team Last fall Rutgers defeated
the Z. A. Y. by score of 4 too
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YALE VS.. PRINCETON
Football, Thanksgiving Day..
MANHATTAN FIELD. 9TH Av. AND
lSSTH 1T.

Graduates Of any college desiring seats. coach or
carriage positions for he fooba game secure
sa,nr BY sending TO the universlty Athletic Club Io
mittce on TICK els Application stating the post.
and number drsred also the name OF the college and
class OF applicant fuch applications WIZ be filed IN
viii be ready about he 10th INST when applicants ny
sending check Will receive tickets by return mail Air
pliratons must he sent to the "Connttee on Tickets"
care or University Athletic Cln. 81 West 2hth st. New
Sork city Cheeks should be drawn to order of Henry
=. Van Duzsr treasurer. The game WILL be played ram
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-11-07

Monday-waverly Gun Club live birds and blue rocks
at ueNter Ia.k.
Tuesia, North Side Gun Club i've birds. Al Queens
County DrYing rArk, Maspeth; stake shoots ave
birIs ana blue ROCKS. at peNi ar fark.
WedLcsiay-i cunt ain tpun iD. i've birds. ut Wood
lawn Pax, Ora eseni, Parkway Rod aud Jun 'IuO
live birds at u, Xter fark
Observation-Disclosures Gun tlgb. live birds. at Dexter
Park Atlantic Rod and Gun t.lb, live BIRDS al eel
Ind grounds. Coney Island,
frday-Malch shoot, Ipert vs. WisSeI live birds, at
Dexter I'urk.
saturday-New Utrecht Rod and Gun Club. hive birds
and blue rocks, At WooGlawn PARK
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Odds aud Ends of Sports.

&c. w.-Choynskt
u.s., New York-Choynskt 10 taller than Godfrey
@ a. B.. New forI-Choynski was born In California
OF Jewish parents.
President Lenycrsft Of the New Jersey A. C. has p
pointed tue following Chhlrmen of cOminittees: A K
1tt,eneId. membership; G. II. Benson gymnasium: a
]. wines. bowling; j. d. Reilly. billiards. d revenue:
Chcsley. house.
Tho Jersey CityY. NJ c. A. will hold hare.and.hound
chase To- morrow morning The start III be made from
the club house on Wayne street, 1hc alton cross
countryrun of the Arouna A. G. will also start at ia.
same time.
The amateur billiard match between Mr. Hatch
champion Of the Amphion Club, and Mr.. Kitrnen
champion OF the Hanover Club Brook lyn. which was
to have been decided at the Hanover Club house on
Saturday night. has been deferred for u week.
Eddie Brcker OF the Rock Spring 4. G. Of BROOKLYN
says: stand ready to night any l2O'pound man in
Thu vicinity ~ even weights for purse oIer-d by any
reputable ath enc club and side Oct q any ) Ne I
mink that can defeat either Eddie sweeney who re.
called l2Upound champions"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-11-07
You Cannot Go

to Carlsbad. but you can have Carlsbad
brought to you. Procure bottle of genu-
inc imported Carlsbad Sprudel Salt and dis
solve u teaspoonful OF it in tumblerful Of
water. 1t Is the best natural aperient and
Alternative extant. Nothing is "just as
good when You can got the genuine I'M
ported article.-,Adv.
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But Little Opposition to Chief Consul
etinomoLx.

WARRINGTON. Nov e-Ths annual election Of oticsrs
OF tho District OF Columbia Division. League Of Amer
can wheslmen. will take place on Wednesday About
the only candidate mentioned for tho Chief Consushp
T. President stinemetz Of tho Columbia Cycl, Club
the Arlington Mheslmen VIII probably present tho
nam o. Napt. W, Y Robertson The Reelection or See.
retaryTreasurer SteArns 1t is thought will he
without opposition. NiceConsul Churchill Will alsn hs
VIII meet with some opposition. ' ~
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shooting on the sev.n,h'. Ranges.

In tho sharpshooters COD test on Saturday night a.
the seventh Regiment Armory Rifle Range. PrivatcJ.
W lIals;eai OF Company made the top ~ Tie
conditions OF the comes were seven shots staining
And proue NJ the 100 and Goo ward MAJ
stead made IS at 2Oo yards ana u score. 81 III 80
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The standing Of tho clubs in Carruthcrss Brooklyn
touInhuIc Is as follows:
The wood Club have clean record In tho inter.
club tournament OF brooklyn The standing OF tho
cli Ia
EowI,ng Games Tonight.

AMERICAN NATIONAL TOURNAMENT.
Rosedale Pleasure: Pleasure vs. Spartan; Spartan
Va. Rosc,tae
cARRuruRR's TOURNAMENT
SaInmander vs.. Pin knight; Fin knight vs. Recrea-
ton; Kecrea ion VS.. .A!ainAnuer.
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Tho Cutler and Condor School teams played . foot.
bail game at Morris Park on Saturday morning and
after two twenty minutes halves Cutler won by % to
o. Nicholas. Inrnan. and Bosworth showed OF finely
for the Cutters. while Ayres. Condons pull back. did
some tno lacking. The teams were:
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Eiahtren Lively Rounds.

WILKEsnAERK. Nov "a rafting rrize fight OF eirb.
teen rounds fought in this city night for Siuo
ASIDE between John Gallagher Of aud Tam
Jones OF HazietOn. The latter won. $500
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NASHVILLE. Nov. 8.-Thc chestnut nlly Anna
Dramble. by Bramble. dam Anne Augusta
by bennington. died to-day ut the West Side
track Of con gestion OF the BRAIN She was
good winner this. season. and j; w. Levy OF
Gaatin. Tenn. her owner, valued Eer Ut
SlIMN.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-11-07
CLETER HASDBiLL PL;YIHS.
A Testimonial to John Delaney Mt the
Brooklyn Club.

The Brooklyn Iisndhali club member, turned ou; u
force on Club Day" and nude the heneat teMieredts
John DELANEY big success. A noticeable feature q
the entertainment tho number of persons pre.en,
who were stranger to the club Then there were
many who expected SOM excellent ests and
were no G.sappClE ASIDE from the knowledge Of
having contributed to worthy cause the spectator
were hapry IN the enjoyment ct several me
From 10 O'Clock m the morning until darkness set IL
the players kept the ball agolns.
But one single handed match was piayed In that
"HandSome Willie was beaten BY j. ,,al Afghan Lut
tEat in which Major tarmuIv and James Dunne. .lr,
The FIRST game was takrn ~ Tommy Dunne aUi
went to work II earnest and ir;lrrG the see, nj
game. Tommy amt Bniy n"w ruI firth their bts.
Efforts ana ile tnlrd gam. rating one. art
one team drew aGrai. tiirn III" other lIuaIy Duirs
hmIGl got III. winning and tie rub.cr,
Another g"td match was be, H'cn NJ R0srty and PA.
Barrett auG Jonn Malcu!.t and Tom ire,ln 10
fuTrae t"ai the sccunl after Malcu.l IN and
Frrs IiI t,Acn the The tiir game v u, u ', =.
itnbn Waterloo tor Ko.ty and Barrett. wLo DAD not
score
The ch that excited the most and caused,
the greatest surprise as between t.;atiutun CASE
and James Dunno Jr., and John Delaney nnd H.
smith. 1t was the best played match uc tie day ami
Delaney nnl the Doe or were on theI mett.e iirr
made upon in ~ lie OF the oTOrt. o. the ITO
champions. he scores OF The DAY
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g00u'Nzeu cTOWd WIthessed Tue game OF water polo
In tho Manhattan Athletic Club tank yesterday after
noon The Reds had the services OF Sport Donrely OF
football fame, and Coughlln. tho hammer thrower
Tho former tackled as IL he was playing football
against ia.e, and Coughlin's strength made lia a
dangerous man. The Blaels won. however. Ing max
the second half but tacd 10 score. Tho Blacks y on
by one goal ~ nothing, The teams were US follows