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The sun., 1893-02-28
THOSE NEW EycLrsH CUTTERS
How Work In rrosrc.sing on the va,kS ric,
the Brttsnnts, and the Fife Boat.

the Britannis. and the Fife Boat.
| The latest reports from the other side Of the
| Atlantic show that nothing moro is known
about tho big cuttors now under construction
| there than there Is about tho Berreshofr Cur
defenders building here. However,. some facts
managed to leak out In spite Of all tho pre-
caution.
As far as can be learned work on the
yalkyrie. Lord Dunravens boat. seems to he
somewhat backward. The scantling Of mild
steel is now being forged. the keel wrought.
and the frames bent. but the latter have not
yet been set on end. The cutter is to bc
planked with teak along her top sido and with
American rock elm below. The fittings OF her
yellow pino dock will be teak and her spnrs
Of Oregon pine. Ratsey and Lapthorne. the
noted English sailmakers. are now busy on
her canvas. Capt. William Cranfleld OF Col
chester will have charge OF her in the races.
assisted by a Colchester crew. The yalkyrle
yard; Glasgow. along with the Prince OF Wales's
new foot cutter.. ~ T..
be COMPOSITE boat. and her steel scsntlInEh a. Us IS
been commenced 1t Is the Intention to launeli
and, ht out both yachts at the same sam Zine time;
wood is concerned. as the Valkyrie. The cabins
are 10 be Itteu out In walnut HIiu
mahogany. without extravaganza decoration 3r
upholstery. Tho Messrs. Henderson comin NJ
UP the Britannia in luxurious style; put ifinGe
George Of Wales. for whom the yacht IS actuhIi-
ly being built. objects to II flohtns palhce. ile
prefers q racing outfit for racing n3at. anu
he Is going to have his way. for she Will be very
plainly finished. ,,-,-.,..,
Prince George Is to have for his racing tutor
william Jamoaon, one OF the best amateur
sailors In the Kingdom. Jameson has had MS
brothers yachts Sam oena. lreS. and lvernn in
charge, with Capt. William O'Neill for sailing
master. II was at first believed that in conse-
quonce of Jameson taking charge OF the
britannia tho Iverna would he laid ur. ana
that Capt. ONciil would DO sailing master OF
the Princes boat: but the lverna ls havihg
her top sides cnulkei at Sout hampton. which
indicates that she will bc used ns u trial horse
agnin st the new racer SO O'Neiil will remain
with her and Capt. John Carter. who sai led the
(cncsta in her races IN New York ngainat the
Puritan. will be sail ing master Of tho l!ritnn-
mia. 10 sailed Flies 4U-rater Thalin Tor the
last two seasons. and is reekoned to be one OF
OF he hest British racing Captains.
About thc Glasgow syndicntc boat. designed
by William Fife, Jr. and now under course OF
construction at Messrs lnglis Il Co. g yard at
Point House. very little Is known. Tho kee!
and frames of mild steel are now being forged
into shape. and when a shed Is secured for her
construction work will be at once CON nenced
She will be ~ feet long On tho water line. and
It Is said. will avc % feet BEAM. There are
rumors in Glasgow that the new boat will he
Of tlis WcnonaE. or keel type. hut it is more
likely that shc will turn out TO be keel bont
Duco and simple.
The sun., 1893-02-28

The Laurel Athletic baseball Club of Brooklyn have
organized for the season and would like to book
Win outoftown clubs giving suit able guarantees,
They are composed of all welLkrOwn players and arc
Murphy. Address 4, j. Murphy Jr, i,232 ST Marks
avenue, Brooklyn. ~
The Sylvan b. b. G. OF Brooklyn has reorganized for
the season or 1898 with the 70 lowing strong team:
Rseek- e; summersyl. p; Fischer, lsI D.; Wlngate.
zap; Nichos : 81 West Sd b.: Bonhed, l. T.; BroEaw.
c. {; Mckecver. :. They would like to arrange
saturday games with the Dome sites OF Far Rockaway.
the Patchognes Amesforts OF Kouenhoven the BcnsOn
hpists and other teams of like eabre within radius
Palmetto street. Brooklyn.
Gm.s,r.,Ss H. Fsb 25BobbIe caruthers arrived In
candidates for the University Illinois baseball
this afternoon deyotng himself especially 10 the pitch
ing talent Caruth"rs said this evening that Just 10
Was about to step aboard the Illinois central train for
Champaign, at Chicago, this morning Manager Wat.
k,ns o the 81 Louis Browns but tonholed hi and In
nvo minutes talk they arrived understanding and
ticAiy means the same.
The sun., 1893-02-28
The Talent In Luck at Gloucester.

PHILADELPHIA. Feb. 27.-Four favorites and
two we'll played second choices won at Glou-
saster this aiternoon
Rirst Racs-six and a quarter furonrA Blizzard.
3lh to lfoster) won; Needmore. lO7. to ! Yet.
tetL seccnd: liemet. 1906 TO tnuchon third. Time.
Aesond RAee--Four and a half rongs. Robin Hood
40. 10 (Sstter) won: Some More. rs q to fMur.
Ihyl sccond: Moderate. lOo. to tWallace) third
fine. o:bDh.
Third RAce-seven furlones. Knapp. 1o3 3 to yet.
tsrl won: Goster. lOH. 10 tUoanrl second: Major
ahorni on. lOA bto y Inrrissey). third Time. :3N.
Fourth Race-ftve furongs. Censor. lo!. to 10
Qarrtssey) nrst; TradesmAn. 1o2. to Niomnen)
END; No!!ie w.: ~! 2to KIchen,. third. Time i:o!
5ss SI., hsei.sis S,g fs.IonFs % yerpyna 49, to WAL
Srtx. 1o1 sto Vtiter. third. Time l:21
Sixth Race-fve turiongE. Deer I.odIe. l05, TO l
tkuehen,. nrst: Ny Graf 1o5. to- tuoanek second:
Annie T." 49, 2to1 torbley). third. Time. :Osh.
The entries for to m orrow are:
ftr~t Eace-Fve furionet: selling. Eolic. 1l3; Jim
Dunn. Carroll fitxrny. AustrnI Capt. Wagner Jim Fa
I'm, Backmntler. lO1 rnchi trotc. 1O2: Trixey Gard
her lO2i rarrienioS, lol Irish Earl. lo: Maggie NH
eecond RAce-fnnr aud a half turiDnvs; thrae.y ear
S1ds; S1ds selling bingham. Pathway. Roman. lo5 each;
Third Race--Four and half furlongs: selling Sham.
fock. AactIoRor. lO5 each; Grayi"ck. lO4 Sir jim
Roy I.ochiel jol each: Sir Lcster.iO
FOURTH Raro-Sellng: ak and oncIuartcr furlDngs
PaimyrA- ~: lalah. lO',: gonzales. Contest, 1O4
EACH: Frank l.: Fernwood Cant Tell lol each.
Filth Race-Selling; one mile. Wfred. restilence
kixth Face -Six and quar- er fnrlOngs selling Para
dise. ll2 Bothrration lOn tague. John Iak Gland
swamp Fox. Rowery. lU7 each: Peter. Arligh. lOi
each; fonuisry Sec. Jim Clare Judge Nelson l03 each
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Odds and Ends or s,orts.

Max Herz-JamesJ J. Corbett is Q feet " inch tall
The annua, Curriers' CLUB ball will be held At Lyrss
tie rhss AND JOHN Sross Curling cluSs0 4 nss
s':s ~. IA s:s:
race sns resa in den2 hs 'ns whom
Tho election Of officers Of the Clipper A. g. will take
place a. the club house on March IS The Clippers viii
q Ia
Of II: ss
he vii Tre,te th. winner OF The RoebsrL strle
JSnn Sullivan tnes.ss dSxn .o.
sss oss \ S. s:
Orleans. on Sept 7. 1892.
n .rs cs r%ss sss
sa lie afr s, and
dpa Ss sDsrSS:
Hs sS 19s h.Ss sis sss. 4
Il. a T.
sha.nss slas ias' hs tdTsss Ss.sS
aSs %a 1Ss R:'' wssh. % 5:
ID, SfM ceyslapa M oEa Smith NTH Of Denver fsss
asdelphia and Mike Cleary ls na. been whipped :!
fssfs s' oisssn:
inches tall. lie now weighs about 200 pounds.
Sufn. i:s
% s .a. sshf5
nscatch can. Lancashire style. out OF three fslis
any Police Gasss ONCE Co pos. dsposs ana
sign articles.
L B.n n:
fsuna. n: sna ass: y:
Say was tough. al Larshmani. Sa 9sss
tour on Monday NEXT His long sns.ssmens Sssn
IN sHa hs.s he :
n . S ndy Gys
an ambition 70 All the sights OF America before Ss
saP e ss S ohsnFs @ s.s s4
rs! '% sSa SsSa Mss.y sSa
ss ss9. bqs e S sss
SIDE with George Hoffman oil Chicago.
", S.5iS$; .i'sis ps.i,pa; S'sss
Prs.idsal Tnom.. i, 'i'i;sys Wss.lrs.iisn'. WDj.
Fssss "H, d a G"i sss.as
lA,Ssnart william ,s, .esorans sssrs.@ry John
iss S.om .y and 9 GAaTs are tiAsas H. kln Henry
twenty spS SIard w nS al" sosns ,as
s""t"s: con S",ass" @sn kno@n -xpsi,. vii be ne fss
% Was fss and 1 T Roach re s'mssn OF r.. Isa
A, &. fat.y iln"o and Tom johnson ot newark will
figure the second bout. ana r. AcNuIty OF the En-
pire ,ty A. &, and Fred Matthews OF the Brunswick A
Z. Will box In tho third host.
NC A.-As soon as "A rou d close. the seconds of .
man can pick him up ia 70 lis corner, AMI do
what lies IA their power I" r"rfsh.n and strengthen
their man II Il, is IN need i .uH. II IL down
when the gong strikes SlEa 'ng The close of roiui
according to pn-rnshurv iG!"s unless seconds
have elapsed since r En rEed down ana prr yi0ua
the end 0l the round tie man Is not The min
ute between rOund. hetUnHs To tn. pr.ncIDAIk A
man can I lie couateI ont between roInds.
The annual CLUB games rr the ArasA Athletic Club
Of E!isabcth J.. were h'4d On Feb - and the fot
lowing errnis decided, tt yyaid dasa. Won Dy j.,
Johnston. q Martin. s'c,1i Tine; - s'cordS
-Four hundred and fort. N.iNId dash. wun by II. H. .ee
y MslvIn ,S .Sren. I'M" minute inliniIs run.
utes y seconds, DneIuii" " Oh hy IL i. lsnsinw
Time. minutes SeConi ,hr haIim le run ior ans
club championship cul wa "oseiy concsed be weeu
j. Martin, 10 yards and A EoAn. Wa o D, 10 yards
MipnI.srarN f'i. II rhc Wesryau i.rad.ato Al
VISOR ari ha' ran ID The eleeii"u Z CO liurbut
VA as Treasurer OF Ee rrarH Ah"I AS ion and
thai or irh T. Merrill ~ grnd,.p director OF Tho
footb Ill team has h. werer. reierre back to the
eollrss w,hnot r.tthealon tho names "r II. r. Van
Il buner .r who had hyen elected to the treasurer
hhiI ~ iue 200, hAl team AuggsstOns were made ma
to change IN he general spirit OF conducting these
will he h"li this Seok. 'NS
The sun., 1893-02-28

PRINCETON. Feb 27-capt rockingham and Manager
Hill OF the Harvard baseball team. in n meeting with
Capt King and President Ferguson OF Princeton. have
come to n deadlock over the arrangements OF games
for the coming No contests can be arranged
as Princeton will only play the basis OF the allied
undergraduate rule adopted In football and the ar-
vhrdreprcsentattvts would not agree 10 this.
Yale and Princeton have agreed to play under tho
nndergrhduate rule committee consist ing Of Waiter
Camp or Yale and a. C. Cuyler OF Prime will
mon npon the eligibility Of the payers to each team
referee appointed BY the committee will decide.
The management to- night made public the following
dhtes with Yale: Saturday. May 90 at New Haven:
New York " ~ -
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Racing Result. at Ivy CITY.

WASHINGTON. Feb. 27-The second day OF tho
Ivy City meeting orened with an increase Of
nvo bookmakers and IN attendance Of 1000
The track was fair and the weather good.
first Receive fnrlongs. Morton IOa o. BarretD
21 nrst; Hlawnsse. lOd, $40 8, second Ada b.. 36
Second Race.Four and half turlonRs False r.. 100.
~ TO nrs': Express 100. to J. second: Zngara DO
10 20 third. Time 1:0lM
Third Race-four and u Half fnrlonRs. Patrick lot
70 nrst; Ella, lo2 10 J. second; RcgsIer Io7. 2
10 third. Time Oi5SA ~
Esurth Race-ssyen flrlonRs Strathmea cad a5, Az to
nrst; Void 100 10 to J. second; Drizze lo4. even
,ittth Rase-ons mile. Pelham, ,lo4. g. to s. nrst
third Time. 80. ~ 49, -
Following nre the entries for tomorrow:
First Race-Pu.re f4C0; half milo. Guard 100: Dora
Oei AnnAN Ob: Lavina NJ; Lucky Clover, D5.
second Race-Pnrse $500: hsf inile False b. las:
NAun Row. 100: Honest Tom. 100; EA G5; Ray o.
Third Race-purs. $500: thrce-fourt hs OF mile Pei
kam, lobi 81 Patrick; Io5 Play Pay, 100; Charley
wilson. ~: Belw0od. 100, ~ -' N''
Fourth RAce-Purse $500 (handicap>: threeu ers
Strd. 100; Speculation. ~; &. %. D. M
Mth Racs.Purse $500; tive furlonga Syracuse
100; King Lee, %, - y ' -"~'
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RACING UNDER JERSEY LAW.
AND RUIED-oE JOCKEYS
RELN9TAIED ON THE HILL

An the Turses Except Ose Captured By First
Or Second Choice Horses-xepophon. ~
2 20 4, the I.csgest shot OF the Day.
The attendance at Guttsnburg yesterday was
larger than usual on Mondays. money flowed
freely Into the ooffers Of the bookmakers. the
nelds Of horses were Of fairly good quality.
and there were no rank upsets.
The association celebrated the flrst days
racing under the new laws By renstatine all
the suspended and ruled-off jockeys. includ-
ing the thrifty lad. Patsy McDormott, and
Jockey Trsinor. The boys rode with light
hearts and the money was pretty evenly
divided. two fsvorites. three second choice
horses. and z to shot winning the purses.
Vera, the supposed good thing In the FIRST
race. came in third. Deceltful. second choice.
winning easily By four lengths from Lady Bal
lard. Mary B. second pick in tho second race.
Herked out OF tapgle and beat Uncertainty.
U n ths tSpd p hs
nfr ina5g ns.1sP sRols head a1
lSnsth from Kerry Cow. % %enophon. ~ the R'I to
ShSt made Al the running In the, nth race,
i 'hs e s1zsS g &Iss Bsss
hsfsm '9e ie place beat
FIRST RACE
FL: s. .'i %sS% Dssssia - Sy 0FFs:i.t-1..
ihssS: r. Lazy VIZ s.;'s5a & u tD:pohus,
;Ss e s1s S.s:s s Tina 's
SECOND RACE.
Prise $500; selling: four and half furlenes:
shieldsn b Mary $. 9. by Duke OF Montrose-.
tSa,r'isis,!; E liiX, iI,i1:::
oS. Ssa siy s$s : Ss}.H:; s;.o
SO tncsr:siniS. 1910 i@rs% A"''' ''''' o.
THIRD NACy.
Trrae $500. for two.year.oils: selling nn' nils.
Sanen hfhblss D. T. Phi'uis bI jus Johnson -Ielca
J. Wissn. b. I Mia. Marie at t6onohus,
rit Jcy Wa,lacc zcdng aud j. Hell also ran. Tirnc.
Ct5liE HcttnR-Two to on rhi.ura 10 Miss Marie.
10 tO1 Bowkuo;.
FOURTH E,cr.
Purse tIco: sci ing: six furioosh
W. T. Rolisrsb.e 9 Lrs;or 4. BY charaSas-E''a Va
J. Aujphys oh h. K-try ;ow :; ,ij jNhi,eleadi 90.
49, Allan 3hns. Annapolis. and Tar:aran also ran. l.n"
1It Eet!;nE tivs 10 un irs:cr. to against her
~ G'T b 10 IArca!hs
FIFTH EAcg.
Purse 900; koi'ag; miir and 'ar'opy
a. Mhe.l.r. ti. III, Laura s. D. iloti. loresi,,,...,.
John Hickey also ran. TINS 'nli4. Hrt,iHs- s.Ns,,
10 Against Xsnophon. + to 3 ON lanr. s. /, TO j
against Saratiln co.,.
SIXTH RAN.
rIirs, $500: s.!irg: scvcn frr."nrs
Fsseh stable. g. Miss E"st. t. biaTcs Er;'ma ".'.
u Wisaryss b. T. Rene, d, IA ,N,..naiD "
NJ J Dsiy'. n. II Lord Of tue n4rsr,. 4. !is why.
ass y s" s.A". . III. f:' 3.. g." f .t
TO Lord OF the iia-rn.
The sun., 1893-02-28
F.vorlte. Win nt New Orl.on,.

NEW ORLEANS. Feb 27.-Fay s. was the only
6fst choice to lose to-day The track was
Ooft and sticky.
First Race-sellinR: sig and half furlongs Kin.
eorA, W lSalGsnD, to j. won in acanter: May " D2
Glsy!en. 1ot9 / second; Pembroke. 1903 q. HIM. 20
Second Rsoe-selling: nye furongs AnseL 1oa tClay.
toni 6to i won hsnday by length; B. q IT, 81 tse-
nuA 20 to l. second; Joe Harris lo3 (Shields 10 to
], third Time, sol. -
fNird RARE se-seliinT; six furlonEs Sam Farmer lol
feArgent). to J. won ceyerly by length: dgened
aSs IIpeinRson& ietg second; Texas. ioa ts6eidsS
Fourth Race selling; for two year-oids: four and
ene.hhn furongs. Dnples. 1o7 (caytonl. to 10 won
Sseend Miss sootte o. tsarEenp. to I, third. Time.
lHfh kacs-HAndicap: mile and sixtssnth. Al.
S4on.A III Aargept. to &. won easily: Exceisior.
700 tAfinstronsl 10 q second; Bonnie B., 100 (Ber.
0srl % TO !. third Time. ] .6s.
The sun., 1893-02-28
LASHER AT NEW ORLEANS.
Local Chessnen nre Entertained by Bril-
liant Exhibition Of Play.

On Feb. % Lasker entertained the members
and friends OF the New Orleans Chess.
Checker. and Whist Club with an exhibition
of simultaneous play which was greatly en-
ioyed BY all. The Times Democrat, in COM
menting on Lasker's play. says Ibis games
are the outcome Of careful and accurate play.
showing considerable thought and cool judg-
mont" One OF the best known local players
expressed the opinion that In series OF ten
games with either Tschigorin or Steinitz. he
thought Lasker would be an easy winner.
Tho Teuton encountered seventeen op-
poncnts. of whom he beat twelve. and while
three games ended in draws. the single player
lost two or the drawn games the ono Lasker
conducted against Wilcox was very brilliant
throughout. remarkable skill being shown by
both contending parties. Blacks twenty sixth
will see from tho score Of the game which
The sun., 1893-02-28
Only Undergraduates for Yale's Athletic
Team.

INV hA'rs, Feb 27-Ths Yale delegates TO the inter
co!1egiats athletic meeting returned from New York
somewhat d.sconenied at the rejection OF the under
gradnate rule they championed
Made President OF the Yale Athletic Associs,
Ion sad this morning thai Yale would allow SnIy un
oersTaduaes On her track athletic this year re-
gsralsss of iiaryhrds policy.
While " New York Wade arranged 10 meat Harvard
on 70 arrange for the annual Yale Harvard
question: ot siiEloty 10 me IWS tstns VA e. t,..
eusted 81 the meeting.
The sun., 1893-02-28
Mr.. FnsIg's Opinion Of Monbars's Sale.

CLEVELAND. Feb. 27.-Mr W. 8. Faaig OF the
Tattersall-Fasig Company was asked yester-
day about tho sale Of Monbars. 2:1la. in rela-
tion to the sule of which there have been some
ugly stories circulated in New York. At tho
sale. which took place at Tattersalrs in New
York. there Is said to have been by-bidding,
and that the great three year old was bought
In at 5000 by his owners. Mchneld & Leath-
Il hate to say 1t, but tho whole affair saems
to me to be much like skin game. II WAS
unfortunate. but there was no way to prevent
the by-bidding until after tho sale had been
made. and that was too late. / believe the sale
was bona flde one until 1t was said that
RiGhheld x iIeathers had bought back tho
colt from his buyer Ut an ad vance OF $1,000.
was crooked transaction all around"
The sun., 1893-02-28
Report tha, Dawson win No, Fight Rv.,

cHicAeo, Feb. 27,-A special to the Insrorea from
New orleansi says: "Tbs startling statement was
made tonight Sunday that George Dawson tho Aus.
uaiian. matched TO hight Tommy Ryan was taken siok
on on f,a,gIiay and tha. in nil likelihood he would bs
There appears to be q substantial fountaiton for
the story. II Dawson Is not now sic his trainers
ana cerlAn physisi ot Biux authority for the
nt,iigenss mat he was sick OIL going TO bed saturday
real facts in the case whether il Was done 10 cut
down the odds now prevailing In Dawlons favor Is
aggravated form, IL Is said" WY
The sun., 1893-02-28
Meeting or the Atlantic Yacht Club.

A special meeting OF the Atlantic Yacht Club was
held last night at the Hotel st. George. Brooklyn
Commodore Banks presided. The meeting was held to
consider the matter OF hiring steamer to attend the
ini iernat onal yacht races and to decide upon the
courtesies to be extended to Lord Dnrnven anu the
meniGers OF his pnrty The latter subject first
discussed. Lord Dunraven was elected AN honorary
member OF the Atlantic and tho embers Of the Royal
Yacht Club will have tn" freedom OF the club house
ard anchorage. sc. exten ded to them.
Tho club decided to hire steamer to witness the big
races and the matter hf ARRANGEMENTS was left to the
Board o. Trustees and the Regatta Committee elected
at the last eetinK.
The sun., 1893-02-28

Important Sales OF Horses-Spring Displays
by the CnrrlnEe Mnkers

Important Sales OF Horses-SprinG Displays
by the CnrrlnRe Makers
There is n business look In tho horse and
carriage trade which promises an improve
ment this week.
The sal" OF trotting stock and harness
horses by Peter c. Kellogg 4 Co.. which will
begin at the American Institute building to-
day. has already attracted general attention
among horsemen. There are about 100 valu-
able animals in tho catalogue. including con-
signments Of fine horses with standard pedi-
Grees from the breeding farms of Mr. Jacob
Rupert Mr.. Dean Sage, Mr.. Frank B. Tracy
the estate Of Edwin Bates OF Vermont. and
other well-known breeders.
Van Tassell Il kearney also have u good as
sortment Of road. carriage work. and other
horses to supply, their many customers who
Tweh ana East staee Mt East
Carriage and wagon manufacturers are
I ready for the early spring trade. Flandran &
hne assortment OF carriages Of standard de-
signs and attractive driving traps Of novel
william ia''ii. i. Pond Il Co. Broadway. Forty
seventh street and Seventh avenue. invite in
spection OF their new designs In victorias
and novelties in dog carts and surreys. ] ''''''''
broushams, II all the Attest designs aud ali
to heavy carriages and mail wagons.
Wooster street and south Fifth avenue have have in in
ready for lettering and PROMPT delivery. Quail
ity is guaranteed in every1nstRncc. They al so
naSo s city and
sends card and Representative will wait upon
you.
slss axa,a aad sSr 81 Ws sI T0E
gains in carriages and sleighs
The sun., 1893-02-28
An or Day for Favor,tes.

CHICAGO. Feb. 27-Bsckers Of favorites got
the worst Of the deal at Hawthorne to-day.
four flrst choices going down:
Eirst R.osmr and half fuTionss Settle Up nrss
Second Race-Four and . half furonRs; selling The
AAer nrs,. Morgan second Ernest l. third. Time O:5Y
hSSss Sos,,s second end Ptlmst,e third Time. ;aeA
Miss Down second, Monday third. Time. .Od
tnth AAee-Four ana half turlongs; selling Tom
Time. o:5vIs
The sun., 1893-02-28
ro.sny,s En.r,c. at Gu.trnburp.

Fifst RnceThree-lCarters OF a milo: selling cray
npek lD1: Ben March, loi: linmc Run lo7: Nativity.
"; 1alnaiiy lla H. Hob " oS Vile h.nrie sd: IN
BIirn. Da; Jack Bttchsi"r, ~: harhonn. colt. n5
Hccond Ance-five aud nc.hnlr furlongs; selluS
eAlisbury 100: Rsppnt. J0I; l. o. T.. lOI; iolydorN,
102; Mulhatthn. Io2: Idea. 100: Midg I, ~
Third khceThree quarters of nIiic: selling Flea
enr lG3 Righiaway, liz: Misery lu2 vora!Izc. 10;
Fourth RRcc-Handicrp: ono r,iin Kerry Cow. 90;
Later. ltW: Fanway. 80: Fagot. ~, tirR'- ~.
Fifth RAcs-Four and a hal turiDngs: selling. la
Eavortn rily, loS LIT. Grand 100: Defaultcr, 1905
NAn T.. Jos: Capuin. luI; Carnat-. 49, Lonvnid. ~:
CRrest colt. W: larkin. bo Pearl n!!y s5; Kindness
My, ~
Rlxth RAce-Seven eighths o; mite: selling. Relief
Jos: Climax, no. Van Wart. lo.; Bolivar lO1; Sweet.
bread. 10l: Early Dawn, Iu; florlmor. lO4: Or Hell
muth l0< Lucy Clark. IO2: Craft. gS: Miss Bess 81
The sun., 1893-02-28
A New Hall Ground for the louisville Club.

LOUISVILLE. Feb. e7-Tho Louisville Baseball Club at
last has home. deal was consunma ed this morn.
Ing whereby the Louisville Climb purchased the Ken
lucky and Indiana Stock Yards located Mt Twenty
eighth street and Broadway 1t is probably the
Desirable location that could be found for ball park
y Is within nfteen minutes ride Of the central part of
the city and Is reached by three separate street
lines Although the baseball people Will not make the
$40 - ''~
The sun., 1893-02-28

Achance blow At prze fight in the town Of Flushing
on Sunday night cleaned out the local sports IN
villages for miles around, and the soldier boys sta
TONED at Wietrs Point were among the iosers The
sohtesants were Joseph Barker OF the nited states
Engineer Corps and John Strauss of New York RarSer
had decidedly the best of the fight at tho nish
nrst round and Uncle Sans money WAS fourished In
the air WIN no takers but about tho middle OF the
ona ronha strauss nnenpectedy caught barker on the
log He was carried ont OF the ring and the money
The sun., 1893-02-28

Totals .....lO ~ b Slol IOtalB,....l6 "a IL gyn
TRANEs
s 81 AZ az t sss AZ 81 ss
umpire-R, S. Banuis:er scorers-J. l.. Martin and
7. Curtis
The games rolled in the Y.MC. A. Lssaus Al IN,
Twentythird Street branch on Saturday resulted as
follows
Washington Heights--Drexler. 1o7; Craigsn lO5:
Nisld l2s; kirchner, l2a; Blind, iio Tota. So:
1856; Eicle. 1885 King lst Total. S3a
SECOND CANE
Washington Heights-Dre xler, loS; CraIgen. llb;
Neld $50; KIrchner. ia: Scott, l0.. Total roS
twenty third street-Rueckert, los: Cox i72; Homer
16D. Eiche. 2oo Killing. 40, Tota. S69
The second series OF games In strAck's Casino tour
nAment resulted as follows;
CANE
LLbsIty-,LancAshire, 1so; II. couch, l8e: yanden.
hon 12s; RuddiInan Jr,, 100, Total. dO4,
orientals-rrinee. l73: zobel, i3l; Schneider los;
Falterman l4s; Stein. 1853. Total 7ly.
SECOND CANE.
L,bs5tyI5LaNn"S,sshire l52 H. Coneh 1872; vanden-
Budenbender. iSS; Williamson. iss TOTAL SAT
ruRD
oriental-Prince. 1875; Zobel ia: FsitsrmAn lb5;
YORK si.i:-Le.E, ia5; D MsysE isg; sse.ths. 100:
Budenbender. $50: Williamson. ia, Total siG,
On Friday night the Arc team OF this city were de-
feated by the Glenwoods ut the lattsrs alleYs in
nos sA.. whfslsr isa Esy
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