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The sun., 1893-02-10
IcE YACHTS UNDER 4 REEF.
Baby Ruth Came to Grier and eeorsic wo'
the Kncc.


RED DASB. Feb. a-This was another perfect
day for Ice yachtsmen. and as the weather was
quite warm the skaters we're more numerous
than for several days The wind was from the
southwest and blowing briskly. and the yaonts
were com pelled to reef.
At 2:26 o'clock tho flrst and second class
yachts wero on the line and the latter were
started. Charles Aliens Edna NJ. went away In
the lead. with II. y. Chambers s Get There second
and Vice. Comm odore Balls Princess bringing
up the rear. They finished In this order ater
sailing twelve miles. Tho winners time was
~ minutes seconds. Get There finished 1
minute 10 seconds lator.
The first class that started were: Capt.
George Coley's Rocket and Sanger. and Pier
points Dreadnaught. 1t was close race for
one round. first ono and then another being In
the lead. Tho main sheet Of tho DreadnauHht
parted and she lost several minutes The
Rocket finished twelve miles in % minutes 10
seconds. with the DrcadnnuRht3 minutes be-
hind.
The most interesting race OF the day was
between thrd-class boats. the starters being
fooTs Crswfora n h HeSdTiSks1ns Wl,n S|sst
TyHhoon. charles Blrd's ZIP. William il. Sea; !;
mans Madge. Charles Twins Georgie and
FIT If tho ghS soaS tS
yacht No Name. and which for some unknown
reason did not defend IL to-day. Of the seven
boats only two finished. Baby Ruth came to
griof ut tho first turn. her steering genr giving
away
Charley Bnrd and his 14year;old brother
tho main halyards got loose nd the sail began
to come down. The older brother called the
with the yacht flying down the river the sail
was hanled In place and tho hnlynrds made
boys were about to change places. tho yacht
took twist. and the little fellow was knocked
out on the ice. His lip was badly cut. and the
boat was withdrawn. While on their way
homo the runner OF tho Zip caught In m air
hole. and tho younger brother went out OF tho
cockpit Into tho water head first. He was
quickly hoped out.
Only the Georgio and Mrdge sailed the
twenty miles. tho former finishing in 38 min,
utes 40 seconds. Tho Madge was minutes
40 hab
The sun., 1893-02-10
No Fights In Missouri.

JryrrRstN CRY No. Feb. 9.-Derpit, support given
him by the ST. Louis and Kansas City delegations Rep
Gernez fell BY the waysde with his bil
thorixrR The Chiefs OF Poice md sherins TO permit
public boxing and sparrng contests with govesn this
State Gernez attribute the defeat Of the bi! to
the position OF Repres ntative Jim Moore,
the Republican leader OF the House who halls from
scirir county Moore had fRvorite bills knocked
Tuesday, and the ST Louis DELEGATION elnci 70
accomplish the result in both casea. ono was tho
stock Sarrs bill and the other was tho "Pink Butter
or AntiOeomh fHarint bill.
Moore wanted vengeance, and tho SparrinE bt,l gave
hn his hrst Opport unity When Gernez concluded his
nrym-nt In which he said IL was act requested by
the clubs OF 81 Louis Moore got Tho moor an
role rnughshod the bill and ITS author He sad Il
10 the prize ruhter He caught the farmers With this
argument and the btu went down martyr 10 jim,
Moore wra.n. Moore said trnignt that he was not
yet satisfied and that he would have shot to hre
every bill introduced from 81. LOUIS
The sun., 1893-02-10
RACING At GLOUCEsTER.
Two Fsvorites wos, but All the Winners
't's Were Well Played.

were Nvou f-IaYeu.
GLOUCESTER. N. j.. Feb. 0.--Only two out
snd-out fsvorites won this afternoon. but with
The exception Of Congress the winners were
fairly well played. The summaries:
s.e:s. ;:s: fs.smo,s to 10 H.
sS1ad; Fls,Sy no 10 g IpoAns, s,. third P,sin.ns
sa!.si; e 70 si.o tss Time; .a'a, H.. 'au 80
!sis:s Az; sn.S:% ss .e Ns.f!s:y% second:
S.s Ss satA .na A.os. .1 TSs ss Sn" asa %'nas na
Ssns ioo !,aS, third Sea !d II to fsU" e. and
Fourth Race.ssins: four our and ' ialf tnr,ong. Amo.
iT II ,.eoud !" 10 pSS%s "1s % 5 \; Us boz t9d
md Rax to
nrst: Ann E,abe: H. ~ il to TRIBE, secand Maid Of
fsiasn !n1sa Tine hss 10 to
p TAssrSIs and Ma h.f HtopE
isI second: f,arils ioa. 20 Marlin ,Lird; Dnn.
i ran Time. !" obs "''" 10 l. '"' N"'''" ~ l. "''0
Entries for to. m orrow follow:
First Race-Five-eighths Of n ini'e; madens Guy
% Ifgi: 'ai 1si "' ss' Tos
}s ro lH "a c sO s S9 S As @
6sms On i6a Mntt. Lee. ioa: Lady worstsr io.
s katI su.ren.s TS @ ~ "' 1--WE
I,aassaman. io7: smuxsier io7: Gonzales lid: Park
Fourth eighth. of a mile. King Idle.
nsa. Jos; Na,ional. losi Michigan. l"s; McHesvtr.
" SS owen s oen sa frs 1 .: S.
Sixth Rseez.sis and half fnrlonas. Jerquet. ITO;
0Arwonh. ITO; C0nundrnin. no; Brewer. 10; Mile
HfG.r'S S YSse1. . f%oa 11p;
The sun., 1893-02-10

According to FORM competent judges OF handbal
playing believe that Thomas Pomassy Lyman ought To
have but little trouble in winning the tournament
now in progress tho Brooklyn Clubs court lie has
been paytug we'll of late. defeating men OF
Acknowledged ability with comparative ease. Asa fair
ssm pie his prowess he met John Malcolm on TUESDAY
night tho Brooklyn court. and the famous scotch
| expert was beaten four successive games. A
week before Malcolm allowed Lyman ten aces
q game and tho latter retired from the struggle
without single victory. In this instance. however
and with the same handicap for portion OF the
match. Lyman gave his opponent good trouncin2
not ding the assertion OF the Glasgow gentle
man that he cou.d Rve any man in The tournam ent
ten aces game and n beating. Lyman was in great
fettle and in tho thiri and fourth games, when tho
men PLAYED without any handicap the Dubhncr showed
ss s f"Rsdi'"a SaR%d .rasna Ssadaa.r. "ppor,ss
The other canddHtes IN r. mo tournament snow "a'po
5sSn :! Il "a ID is is
s. rSr .ns n Pse
viied Rober, Nacol into The court on Monday after
the present tonrn the onlooktrs exrectd TO SEQ
M an
adcphia on the M day vas "9SeH uEnn rs one
OF the match was:
frank, frank rFsInaf,rgast g :. p f.-s .-ss
Notwithstanding the lsfeHt & ., Billy Schmidt, me
saasn sy a TIN n, "ms' rsns GJs t.:
S;. man !" IT ne n setyH esa c :. does .m
an Old IRISH sportsman, L.ahy snd Casey are s%,!,ng
az sanst the winner of the tournament. any other
Bur,!ritr UConnor a Princeton graduate and all.
round athlete OF nddcrabie ability played tasey
Ranies of aclnets yesterday the result being
College Hospital thnGs that tue champion handbaii
expert would make a great tennis player and the
latter ma. n"misra .on aaani m IN ths spTng
ming Club otwlthatuuding the rstLer limited facilt
| ties for playing the game, have berome greatly en-.
iam"rs Rav. been quite mtri6rous 4 portion Of ths
gymnasium is utilized for court and rubber ba'i 10
Ths hnai game Of the tonrnanent will be played
| j. j, OIIAnlon. eNSecretary OF tho Cork Handball
Club but member OF the BROOKLYN Cab. has Just
returned fran thrse-months y:.t 10 his otd home.
water ths C0rkonian of the belief that Brook
passes any. place in tho world for both quality and
'Trof ,org,ns nA~ sounded another hugie blast This
time the iastiebAr boy says be VIII play any man en-
tered In the tournament now IN progress At the hrool-
SIDE when the matter was ,,rnngh' 10 the attention
"t Ton, Holmes who 10 anticipating the wpnihg OF the
t5l no. with great dea! Of pisnsnTe tI- od timSr OF
money '"t now W and ID * as,nx to So an Asr win
hstonrnament. however may tax to nm MN , ~,
b. between Jerry Mcmahon and " ~ korly. Ihs tor.
appears to be slight fayorits but k"rly has been
hnd /" nf +. '1s S ss "%
deciding the contest. The latrsI reports fern iIaes
the home of Tommy Jones cN.csAmpon OF Ireland
swatinv the result OF the match and hope their
representative. MeMahon. may win.
When ,he New YORK ara Broosyn cont,nasnt 1 wen' M
with the veteran Harrison George has been trying fo
but he win be oSSmpesd to wait little wnis lvn.er
| as Harrison failed 10 materiAlze.
The sun., 1893-02-10
Rowling Games Tonight.

"ADfhr DrRSANFNr.
Orchards vs. FidsliA Rosedaie vs. Independent Inde-
pendent vs. hanhAttan Manhattan VS.. RosedAie
ApsshAS AaAryuH EowILsG uSIoS
seotion u. Subdivision 2-phGnix VS. Palisade. al
Phonix alleys
ssetion d. Subdivision darlington va Columbia AZ
Arlington alleys New Jersey D. q, We. OritAni ., g. At
New Jersey b. e. aleSs.
CARRurmHRs's rouRSANrSL
ClermoRt VS.. Kings County wheelmrn. Kings County
wheslmsn W. A b. q, A. n. q. vs., CeTmont.
wHEElAgS's LEAGuE.
Union County Rondsters vs. Brookiyn Bicycle Club. at
Union County RnRdsters alleys
EASTERN DISTRICT rorRSAAEsr.
williamsburg Independent vs. l. u r.. l. D. X va
Apollo, Apollo vs. willianisuurgh Independent
NORRIS AND ksskx LEAGUE
Roseviis A. A. va Orange Y. NJ g. A. at Rossviiic A.
A. alleys
Monicair A. c vs. South orange ,. c. at Montclagr A.
G. alleys
WIG A. LEAGUE
Section A-Yorkvilie vs. Mott Haven. At yorkvi'le
alleys.
slleyL
aTiiERs iouNSAAIsr
Elms vs. Eass Eagle W. AdsiphL Aesiphi "a Elma
The sun., 1893-02-10
FOR TIE CHALLENGE PENNANT.
Archibald Rogcrs's Boats Take First an
Second Places.


Second Places.
PouGHKEEps1E. Feb. 9.-Some time ago tho
Orange Lake Ice Yacht Club challenged the
Hudson River Club to race for the challenge
pennnnt OF America. held by John A. Roose-
velts 1cicle OF the latter club. and Harry Hig-
Cinson Of tho Orange Lake Club sent his cat
rigged bont shadow here to contest with the
fast ones OF the Hudson River Club for the
prize. The contest occurred this afternoon
over n course twenty miles In length. and un-
der the rules the race had to be sailed in an
hour and fifteen minutes or be declared no
race. Shortly before 3 o'clock the contestng
yachts were called to the line. Those respond
ing were Archibald RoGers's Jack Frost. John
A. Roosevelts Icicle. Archibald Rogers's
Hlitzen. DR.. J. c. Barron's Northern Light.
Norman Wright's Dragon. and Harry Higgin:
sons shadow. the lattor the only cat-rigged
The wind was blowing west-southwest In
chunks. and some o: tho Yachts carried two
ps cnst ssy to got tho II e ses
Tulsd OUT: but she Vent on Win the ayers for ii
after turning. the Jack Frost with a hands ON .
new suit OF sails. rushed to tho front and came
{ on III Raosevelts @ W Point she widened the gap.
tho Orange Lake bont being third nnd not act
nF sHHa s2 aheal Of s S ss
the rest strung out to the rear. They kent their
positions three ines oyer the course. and when
tho run was made up the river for the last time
the Orange Lake boat had fallen back. and 1t
was apparent she could not win. Indeed. tho
Jack Frost made the finish mile ahead of her.
The. finish, was in the following order;
Archibald Rogers's Jack Frost; Archibald
| Harry Higginson's Shadow. DR.. ia. Barron 8
| Northern Light. Time OF race. 4Jninutes 30
seconds.
| The low point boats were up to race out their
| challenge for the challenge pennnnt OF Amer-
ca but after the above contest tho wind lulled.
| and. as it was apparent that another twenty
| mile race could not be smiled in the specified
| time. the second contest was postponed until
10 o clock to. morrow morning.
The sun., 1893-02-10

BAlrrnonx. Feb. n--second Basemsn Pickett. who
Estimors lie game to ,sn prs,s ns his claim. in,:
is due him for salary Pickett signed a contract
TO play the orioles for the season OF lSsI f4r
when he was released. and ho Chains the club was
SaUOo whether he was released not The suit will
soon come up for trial
ELIzABE1H. Feb. D.-Elzabeth viii have three nnli
teams in the hpd during the coming season The Ez'
absth Athletic club viii put very strong nine IN INC
feid and will have nrosed grounds They VIII be in
league to take che plnce OF last years Central
New Jersey LEAGUE. Tne Young Mems g., g. l.. A. VII VII
will probably Join the Sew Jersey Leagne Ei,zaheth
will aso crack team in the Middle States League
This latter is certainty. although the names or the
players will compose tins team have not yet been
made public.
The sun., 1893-02-10
Patching Up Quarrel Between Chicago and
the N. A. 4. q.

CHICAGO. Feb. Ga codness has sprung up between
the Chicago Nary and the National Association OF
Amateur Onrsmen. member OF the Navy who 10
also niher of tho n A. A. o. 10 charged with fer
menting quarrel between tho two organizations by
making missatcinents regarding Tho NAvys attitude.
II had been the Intention all along to hold interua.
tions regatta follow the contests at Detroit to
held under the auspices OF the Columbian Exposition.
The National regatta will bs held at Detroit Aug
10. The International regatta Will follow. the
Chicago Navy claiming she dates from Ang y TO %
Commodore CreEer IL confident that A. tho In:erna-
tional regatta will be under local ausptces the Coum.
han Exposition will officially sanction It. To clear up
the existing nuddle Commodore Creger has an
explanatory es..rto President Garasd OF the o.
Commodore Creger sent Invitations To Princeton,
Harvard yn!r Cornell university Of Wisconsin. Co.
un,ba College Lnivcrsty OF California. stanford Uni
versy. and to Cambridge and Oxford England. From
Princeton he received word that in
INK. Cornell. University Of Wisconsin. and Stanford
University have promised to send crews Harvard and
Yale declined No word has yet beon received from
the English universities.
The sun., 1893-02-10
Results n, New Orleans.

Esw OaLxAss. La a. Fob 0,-First Race-selling: nve
furiongs julius sax, Iod, iiennessy, 10 tn 5, won
easily by isneth; An Fnt O6 James, tn J. second:
L,ss ). no. Clayton third. Latin Jr,, rhsiar Dorian,
Di,IY Coleman. A. q. Tucker Joe Lee Reindeer Miss
MeE.ddsn. kerossEa AMI Wid Bill Aso ran Tune.
ssecid gace-seiiine; ak fur,onRs Alrhonse, l0i.
ssrsrnt, to 2 on. wol easily by length and hsf;
l02. j. Hiil, ~ to J. third Edwin ra;ton kiiLo
chsr,J Psk sso5t snd soI"msi 80 ,IG rHm iaSs
tish Dsilt, 100 Armstrons, sto l. Won innnriys b.
second; Uaen Brown, ll3 ts!caal 'ito third GeOrgo
Hainiir. Paiomiia: Barker HARRISON and star Maine
also ran Time. lilo .. .
Fourtk Rncc-Fi,e furlonrs. R.adinn. Ic4 q. i'ilp
lRsrsnl 2to ], ssrond; : H. psntol loH ~ Sh,s!dsl
Ito p third; Lesmi,sol; rr"grsss."n, J"o Harris
Fifih Racc-isndi M; one mile l.csport. io7 Nor.
bard 100 tStuckeyl ITO J. ser"G2 SIR Planet 100 a.
Clayton TO ], third. seami"st also rau. Time.
The sun., 1893-02-10
An Athletic Friction Mt the New York UnI-
vcrsity.

present there Is much squabb!ing among the ath-
lctes of the New York University. At the recent
nual election for officers OF the athletic association,
the secret fraternity, Psi CpsiIon who have naged
control al affairs met the nrst check in their
when their candidate FOR President was defeated. This
80 enraged that they refused to any
office or participate further in tho elections The
meeting however. continued. and tho following OH.
Ger. were selected, o: /; Wicks. 90 rrs,dsnt; =.
tary: / v Irwin ~ Treasurer. The defeated party
entered protest against the election On the ground OF
ir-egularity,
Since then the excitemen. among the student. has
each other Conferences were held daily ween the
defeated party and cton Of the ucoessful party
Heta Psi in hope OF inducing latter to desert
and the Pei Epsilon seems TO have been for
elected tho following oficrrs; Van Ripper, W. Presi-
dent: IRWIN, ~ Vice President; huston, ~ Secrs-
tary; Carroll "a. Treasurer.
The sun., 1893-02-10
KID Hogan Wants Another Go Mt Lyons.

To rny RpiroR or TnE svS-Sh: would like you to
kiniIy place in your paper that feel very much dis
satisfied with the decision against me the other even
ing. Ofcoursc mrst abide by the decision OF the
referee nut myself and all the men in my corner
thought that We had II easy was contestinR accord.
ing Ia in.trlctonE. I would like to make the same
n,iOic thn will enter In rnis contest with skin
light gloves q, any wtiaht IN private; WIN Ten men
side AgAin.t Dolly LYONS, ana bet him Sl'Oo IN tho
ontsde. 10 meet within one week Of two weeks II
this doe not suit Lyons VIII contest with him 10
nis before any club ole ling the hest purse and place
outside bet with him for 81 900 II ly"ns VIII not
accent ths o Ter IS open to By Plimmc-, Danny Mo-
Bride or any other man In the country my weight
BEooSLYx Feb. - AID lluuAs.
The sun., 1893-02-10
s1sEshID cIUs aEoRaAsrzED.


Tho stockholders OF the New York Baseball
| Club got together In the Fuller building In
| Jersey City yesterday afternoon and made
| good start In the direction Of sending the sea-
! son OF 1893 on prosperous career omcers
| were elected and the decks cleared Tor enec-
tive action. Tho exclusive announcements In
| THE SuN from time to time in reference TO the
now officials were verified. Cornelius {. van
| Cott was elected President. +. B. Talcott was
chosen Treasurer. and W. b Wheeler was
! elected q director. C. c. Cuyler. who was
slated for place on tho Board. declined at
| the last minute. and Col. L. 4. Mchlpin was
chosen. As Col. McAlpin Is one OF the largest
| ckholders in the club. 1t was eminentiy
fitting that he should be represented on the
Board J. W. Spnlding and John H. Day re-
tired from official connection with the CLUB
w. b. Wheeler one OF the new Directors
played on the Yale College team from leoS 10
1872. Ho is IN enthusiastic dovotee OF the
national game. and will and strength to the
Directory.
Those present at the meeting were Presi-
dent Day. Directors Talcott. Robinson. Dli-
lingham. Van Cott and Sullivan. stockholders
A. r. soden. John r. Brush. John NJ. Ward,
secretary G. d. White. and Attorney Kiddle.
az the 800 shares Of stock 1864 were rerre.
sentsd linn ediately on the opeGins Of Sdn the he
tss fSsl ahp II
n vote OF thanks bo tendcred to the retiring
officers. This was sesonded by Mr. Brush aha
The stock holders then elected the iolloT'nPgG Y
directors: g g. Xnn Cctt. j. + SuI!SySnii ISsnier +: +
4. McAlpin and i. Il. Tacott.
The directors Immediately held meem
and elected &. c. Van Cntt rresldent. J.. d. ID. Al
colt Treasurer, and C. d. White Secretary
The Executive mmittee was not OF rsyivet; sr,nt;
and tho Indications all point to T. b. ia'co''
While " the club is now in a position to 60
so promising as 1t might he. The Mard Ienl
nppears to be full OF difficulties. 1S undcr.
stood that f. B: Talcott and f a: Abel nad =.
New York and the brooklyn man mani took th,t awSSy ySy
New York Club pay s14,0O0 for the release so OF
tho Brooklyn captain. As the New orkcr ms
mo- iiea Of paying n nickel for the release
OF the player. tho position q niin,rs Sa1 1
readily be perceived. Ward SAID ne teRar,aea u
the prospect q his playing 10 New i.1od n9Tk tSs Ss
Brooklyn people would not consent 70 ms play ~
ing In New York. He also sold that at me
time New York released him TO BROOKLYN. with;
out tho payment OF q cent. there vas verbal
turned to New York u the officials ot the int;
ter club desired it. In any event Ward said
he would not play in brooklyn He had frmly
made up his mind to that efoct
About S2tj. 900 Of bonds have heen taken un
70 date, and there is room for Improvement in
that direction. ,..;
he is at . standstill. Powers has several play
ers on the string who would strengthen the
New York Club. but It Is q question how long
he can hold thcm.
The sun., 1893-02-10
Canrey VIII Go for the Rowing Champion
ship AGuin.

LAWRENCE, Mass, Feb a-wi!am Cafrey, who for
two years held the title OF amateur champion oars
man of America feels confident of bringing the cham.
pionship once more to New England. lie will tako
part in the Worlds Fair regatta at Detroit next june
and will soon begin practice. II am heavier to-day
than ever was before" he said recently. and my
WORK with long daily walks, gives me plenty OF exer'
else shll rowing this year feeling better than
ever have before in my iio. As yet have not de.
"ined Ia row member OF nny particular club.
viii surely not under ihn Crescent ,lubs coors
this year, and understand tnHt The Boston Athletic
Association desires 10 extend It's snppoft only to Its
own members. However, will row. AMI for all am
worth"
The sun., 1893-02-10
The Champion Beagle Hound OF E.xlan1
CominE to America.

The merry little beagle is becoming the fancy Of the
day. Tho rapid strides which they are making viii
soon place them . par with their greatsr canine
brethren Mr.. H. L. Kreuder. proprietor Of the Roek-
land Kennss yesterday cabed for Lonely. She Is
questonsbly the best in England. and has been snl-
side for several years The price paid 81 500
Lonely horn June 13 1885, Her color 10 black,
white and tan She is by Careful out OF Lovely. BY
rriian of Cloudy. Careful s by Marvellous Of
pewdrop; Her wins include the shows At Lanchsstsr.
Crystal Palace. Birmingham. Agricultural Hal. Tun-
bridge Wells. darlington. and many others Sending
bengles America s like sending Goals TO Ne wcaste"
because ths English judges that hsv" been ever here
all agree that we are much superior IN this breed
than thcy the other side with the exec ptiun
that there are one or two dogs that would beat our
best on the bench.
The sun., 1893-02-10
COULDN'T LET WE'LL ENOUGH ALONE
The BIZ to close Minnesota Pool Rooms
WHs u BOOMERANG

Sr PAUL. Mimi. Fob. 8.-The LEGISLATURE to.
day killed horse racing so far as Minnesota is
concerned. Two weeks ago Representative
Horton Of ST. Paul introduced u measure. de-
signed simply to close up the numerous pool
rooms of ~. Paul and Mime polls. containing
this clause: provided that this act shall not
apply to the actual enclosure Of any fair or
race track association Incorporated under the
laws of this state during the actual time OF
the meetings OF said associations"
Tie House this afternoon In Com mittee OF
the Whole struck out thi" saving clause and
unanimously rccommended tho hll TO pass as
amended. HenHtor Lean introduced an exact
ly similar l'iil In the senate. and there Ia not
doubt of its IassRgc. AZ horse racing cannot
live without the snle OF netting privileges 1t ia
evident that the Twin City Lockev Club and
the Minnesota Breeors Association wi have
to 10 out OF business Rs racing carnations.
The sun., 1893-02-10

That popular bowling club. the Monnrchs OF Brook
Typ hold their annual reception ut saengerbund Hall
ON Wednesday night Many local twrlcrs of the
wooden spheres iournNyed to Brooklyn 10 parici
pate IN the festivities, and all enjoyed themselves.
The officers Tor the event as follows Floor Man,
ager. Henry T. David; Assistant Theodore Fox; Flo lr
committee, Albert FTesr. Edward L. Pierkon Albert
Smith, george A. Smith. Frederick ". Never and Eg-
bert y. David; Reception committee. Herman Cndieu
Chairman. Henry BVenrrmann John ". paly John
Henry kuhlken, James Enwright Nicholas Thyme,
aus Bringman, Fred Kendall Henry llaHenzahl John
BOemernanh Henry Peper, and John Cammann.
The sun., 1893-02-10
Frank Icsu-y Wins Again.

The return match game of billiards between DR. Jcn'
nings and Frank A. Keeney was decided at Days
Washington street parors in Brooklyn on wednesday
evening The scores were follows;
MIR, r,keeney-o34aIoal il7aoooo
0l:ihOhOlo lOoOs5t y II 10000 ~
oUO4T l4U4uOl iOO7 IL ~ 2. Total 900,
Or. Lennings-l / 224 a42o324o 40
q u q U u II :: q 4 u % u D q 9 = q u o
s7l l+O4I . "a . i Il o 10 lp7 l.. 8 5000 o
u !. Total 25,
Average-Keeney. 4 10: Jennings. 8 55-87. Highest
rnns-keeney, II; Jennings, -.
Referee -Oryle Odulr Jf. Marker-George Morgan.
Scorer-Mr Meegs
The sun., 1893-02-10
Arrangements for the Skating Champion.
ship.

The arrangements for the amateur championship
skating tournament at Red Bank, N j. were perfected
yes,ordny The programme will open with the quarter
mile Between III. one and fve nile which fol-
low an additional event has been inierpo!ated. This
will be half mi!c for boys nnd,r ~ years for the
Junior cham npionship of Monmouth county.
and en- mile one events thu oncn,iie champ pionshp
OF Monmouth c0Hnty VIII he decided.
Tne following oirs!s wli hay" charge 9f the racing
Cornell NJ A. e: Juiyes Or. Eiwin Field :. l. y G.:
4. A. Jordan. n !. A. G.: :. Montgomery y. A a;
", " Raynor, r. y A, c. md Commodore :. W, Nor
ford, s. y q; Timers. : a. Austin. X. Stotl n y A.
C Gas 4. Walton y. y. A. e., and Z. Y. Hughes. NJ A.
u: Starter W. II. Robertson.