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The sun., 1893-03-03
SULLIVAN AND MITCHELL MEET.
They shake Hands and Become Friend,
Ouce More.

ST. LOUIS. March 2-Those two gladators OF
pugilism. John l.. Sullivan and Charles Mitch
ell to-day shook hands for the first time since
their mem orabe meeting at Chantilly. France.
on March 10. 1888. Their reconciliation was
the most dramatic event ever witnessed in
st. Louis theatre Jack McAuliffe had for two
days been acting the part OF mutual friend
and peacemaler. and Is accredited with ac-
complishing the renewal OF tho friendship
between Sullivan and Mitchell. At the open
ing Of the second act OF " The Man from Bos-
ton" McAuliffe. Baird. and Mitchell en-
tered the theatre and took seats In box next
to the stage. Their identity was recognized
by persons In tho audience and pand lem onium
broke loose. 1t was apparent that the ap-
plsuse was intended as an ovation TO Mitchell.
Sullivan appeared on the stage q minute later.
and the applause was renewed, Mitchell lead.
Ills White broad trimmed straw hat. bowed to
the audience. and. turning his face toward tho
s Msy. box ssHsd %s as 'Gs sna t w s
s5.d ths incident ended, bat It, L wasn't.
more than duplicated in the last act. Sullivan
wings OF tho theatre. stripped to the waist
with the exception ot n red skeleton under
h M erGfg in hs eW Yopt WhcS SS0Sne
faasq fonsI With Vii hs to Tsrties handing Il there s
in. 10 the surprise Of tho spectators. Charley
Mitchell Jack McAuliffe. and Abingdon Baird
advanced TO the centre Of the stage, and
was denfeninC. The 1000 or more persons in
the audience seemed o have lost control over
themselves for several minutes. tinn,ly sulii.
van advanced to the footlights with his right
hand raised n otioning for quiet. The people
hecame still: and Sui ullivan. who had shak ken
the stage. said:
L,mA. AM GsS,IIn.x; the hand have extended
and shaken with Mr. Mitchell given rs nn act nf
genuine rendshp We have not before spoken or
shake hands since 1888 DO this ,o,lay nni pn'.
water can appreciate the gsntempniy conduct Of n
the other side. and In addition 20 shakin
hands IN friendship with Mr. Mitchell wish him su
c.ts ! wsh him .ucceta against NJ; C0r1ett Wh1 ik .
That is why wish Mr. Mitchell success against him.
mingled storm Of cheers and Misses. about
evenly divided. greeted this hope OF defeat eX-
pressed by Sullivan for corbett
The sun., 1893-03-03
Tb. Crescent Gun CIub Shoot.

Tho regular monthly shoot OF the Crescent Gun Club
WAS held yesterday at the Dexter PARK shooting
grounds Nine members went to the traps to compete
for the best averages for the annual prizes Each man
shot at birds club handicap Three tied for tho
mrs, club money which was decided IN the next sweep
Club sEoot-E. II. Morrsy. 20 yard. :; G. ". couls
ton. 80 yards 9: ysss 70 yards 4; Z, Eusthsrst 2s
yards. q: nopiins % y.ids, 81; Goit,sr %
club shoot to be decided in the nsIt swsepsAks shoot
First swsspstske sLoot-Fivs birdI B II, Morrsy. D
GIowt.Fs pF osTisn. h, e H,SSpsin.. I,Spe 81 Cot
rey' x a. " coal.ton. d j. vsstn 8; g. ElisIhorst d;
y q winshsss a Ties fer tssSad Sa4i %onsy,ss s,.
horst. 4 Ties for third money! Cottisr. ?: Dr.
oBitn N, I a. Winchester, ]: II. Growtsgs. u
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rn,orit.. win ut Gloucester.

PHILADELPHIA. March 2.-Four favorites won
at Gloucester this afternoon The track was
heavy. and. barring the last race. the fields
were small.
frT Race-sx furlougs. La Sofia. 1o5 7 to 2
Equator. ll:. Ito (Davis). thIrd. Time. LIN;
Second Ra"e-Five furlongs Robin Hood. los. TO
20 Netter,. nrst: Major McNuty 1O5. 8 to (Doanoh
sscond: Miss ali hliy. 100. 2Oto twailacsh third
THIRD Race.five furongs. Con Lucey 103. to
ond Nsdette. lOI. Toto (Miams). third Time :l0S.
Fourth Race-Six and quarter fulionxs. Nerbena,
second: Lallab. 1906 ito (Doane third. Time :29H
Fifth Rnce-Seven and half furiongs Blizzard H.,
to Tribe,. nrst Come to- Taw.,1Os, to1 Coldier)
2: Chaunrey. 100 IOto uiggst 8. Time l:5OA.
tMossbyl. rr,t: Guy Ali III. 10 8 lDoaneD second
Rumson. H.. to Penny). third. Boston Tommy. 70
to l: Matchmaker to !: Ratontown. 10 to /; and
hAwkstone 1o to !. also ran Time.1l:1oN
Following are the entries for Fridays races:
First RAcs-One mile and one sixteenth Juggler 1919
Psstence. l07: Bowery, lo2: BOtheratton l02; B0r.
der Minstrel. 1o2: Toulol. lo2: Algonquin. 1o2.
ysarolds. Harlequin, lO3; Rocket, lu3: Richard T..
": Pathway. III: Vester Ihly. v1.
Third Race-six and half furlongs Gen Gordon
al. la. ,S 2"a
II. iO7; Repeater. 100.
Fourth Race-Four and half furlongs. Censor. l1<:
Frank R.. III: Tioga. los: shamrock lo5 Carroll los.
rranien reding iio Edith. ioi: LuI Race colt los;
BrindS colt. se. Midget. 10: Adele hiiy. %; Miss
sixth hRace-seven.eghths of a mile. John Arlins
1oi; Ratalpa. 1O7; Jupiter. 1o7: wahoo, Io7 Mont.
peler. lO,.
The sun., 1893-03-03
Boxing =, Clarendon Hall.

Clarendon Hall was utilized last evening for boxing
exhibition Tue anair was under the auspices OF the
Murray mn Athletic club, The police asserted their
authority and stopped herce sighting very aim
crowd WAS present hut they enjoyed what iie scrap
mug there was As soon As the inevitable "frishdIy
sstos were decided fourround special bout WAS put
on. TIE conles ants Patsy Howe and Tom John
son Two 100 FOUNDERS. Howe at thsrai OF time. as
su,aed the aggressive and punched johnson hard, II
lighting uuIi the clone ot the round IN ths
nrNt Johns0n forced matters aud III the thiIh both
end Of the last round the police nsered and stopped
further proceedings .,
The next special was between fred Istnsee the
welsh llabb t." aud John Roche OF he Fourth ward
issnsee Was The nr.t lead and planted several good
ones on Hoche's body and nose. lie continued his
rushinx tactics aud the third round JAbbed Roche
the proboscis bringing the gore IL seemed he
had n walkoyer until tue fourth r0upL whom Roche
caught him hard tho pit of the stomach noor'
ing h,m As IBenseo was unable TO hHht any longer,
Roche
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To-day. En,rles ut auttenbure.

First Race-For beaten horses: three.qu.sters OF
Dawn. 1o3; Ben March. lol: Sir George IL. 3D. Ill
Second Race-seIiing: three furiongs. Miss Annie.
1ol Evelyn Carter fIly 0s: Eugsnia nlly, p5: Lucy
Wallace geiding. "a: Joe Knot o.
Third dRaco-Three-quarters CT . mile RiRhtAwAy
1l5: Misery. ITO: tocazs. lo+: frssmason. 100:
Eleanor. los.
Fourth Race--sx and half furlonRs; selling. Tar
tartan. 10J: Dckerson 1885, Gladiator VI; Grsenw ich
VI; Panway. V5; Vera. 95.
Fifth Race-Four and n half furongS: selling. Gray
Rock Iip: SalIsbury li5; Red Elm. llb; Annie W.
no. Mentho. 100: Capnlin l03: John X ioS: Moon
stone. lO3: MuihsttAn. 1903: Willie Marie 1O2.
sixth Race--Une mile: selling. Sorrento lO@: Lord
Of the larem. lu4: McMurtry 1os: Climax. 1o4:
Glenolocby lO4
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M'MILLAN DEFEATS HINES
ON THE OPENING NIGHT OF THE
FIGHTING CARNIYAL-

N Took OnIy Five Ros-as and Was Not nm
lsterestirg Miil-Iewis Defeats Roeber
.. Three Out or Five Wrestling Bouts.
NEW ORLEANS. March 2.-The olympic Club
opened its Gstlc carnival to- night with finish
fight between Billy Hines OF Providence. K l.,
and Billy Mcmillan OF Washington. The fight.
while OF but little Importance so far as prize
fghts 20. preceded the event OF the evening.
the wrestling match between Evan Lewis the
stranger. and Ernest Roeber. The failure OF
the club to bring of the Ryan-Dawson fight
acted as damper and not moro than 1900
spectators occupied seats In the immense
arena. calculated to seat G.O0O people.
The fight was set for = o'clock. and precisely
at the hour named Hines and Mcmillan ap-
peared In the ring. In spite OF his reported
illness Hines looked as 1T rs o fiddle as he
vaulted over tho ropes and walked with q
brisk step to tie corner. attended by Henry
Baker OF Chicn.;'. Prot Robinson OF Bay St.
Louis. and Geor.,e Lutiger. Mcmillan was ac-
companied by Harry Black and Andy Bowen Of
New Orleans. who acted as his seconds. But
little ceremony was INDUCED in. and. as soon
as the gloves wers fitted on. the pugilists
shook hands and Referee John Duffy called
time.
ROUND ONE.-Both men stepped ninibly to
the centre OF tho ring. Mcmillan confident and
Hines apparently suffering from stage fright.
Mcmillan landed lightly on Illness chin, the
latter countering hard on Macs body. Hines
reached McMillan's face three times. but
lacked steam. Breaking from a clinch Nc
MILAN sent In q hot one on Illness nose. Hot
fighting followed. Hines reached Mcmillan
on the eye. Mcmillan sent in right and left
drive on Hines 8 face. knocking him down. He
arose to his feet Just as the gong SOUND ed
closing the round. and walked to his corner
eroggy.
ROUND Mcmillan came Nd on the
aggressive. leading left and right on his o po-
nsnt. who could not get out OF the way. Hincs
ran to the ropes. followed by Mcmillan who
landing lightly on his head. Hines was utter
ly deiencelese, resortinC to clinching and foul
lighting in order to save himself. Illness right
he landed his left hard on McNlilAp's Jaw, re-.
landed his lett In the mouth as the gong
KOUND THREE.-Hines came up short wind
ed. while Mcmillan was apparently strong and
confident. Mcmillan landed his left. but vas
countered on the nose in return. Rapid ex-
changes followed. and both mon clinched
Mcmillan ducked a vicious right swing and
almost fell TO his knoes. Hines was hlseding 2
freely from the nose. and Mcmillan kept jab-
bing him with his lett. Hines was distressed
as lie went to lis corner ut the end OF tho
round.
RoUND FoUR-Mac sent his right on Hines q
nose, recsiying q two Inbs ON The INV In return.
Mcmillan led for Illness body. but the latter
jumped away smiling Hines landed heavily
on Macs neck, and Il clinch followed. both
The sun., 1893-03-03
Ha sebnll Notes.

PITTSBURGH. March This evening President Buck.
enbeg.r told Farrell that he could look elsewhere
the Pittsburgh Club for employment as bail play
Denny Lyons has been signed to play third base.
Al Eastern Park yesterday afternoon was positive
ly stated that Pitcher loyett had not yet signed with
brooklyn as announced by newspaper OF that city.
President Byrne went 10 Washington yesterday to
Danny Richardson, probably,
At Wards headquarters it WAS said that the New
Yorls captain ha gone To the country and loha
next heard Ot in PhUate.phla He went there osteu.
siby secure the services ot Roger Connor The old
iRrurite greatly wanted here ana Ward he able
hold II suit able inGucenent Nothing has been
heart about Kelly these last few DAYS Ward needs n
good man behind the bat and his pleasure trip" may
inc
The sun., 1893-03-03
Racing Results at Ivy city.

WASHINGTON. March 1.-The track was good
to-day AT the Ivy City race track. Nesuits;
First Racs-rivs furlonps Pollno 40. , to ! (Mor.
gam, won RAY, lo:. 10 . lDnceyh second; Anne
Second Raca-Ihree quarters NJ a mile. Gon>a,es'
IO5. ITO (hnrrrN won: Morton. 1o.. SOL a. bar
retn srcnuh: Flav or Paw. luD. 10 . 81. Bergen.
laird. Tine. I;2Oi4
Barret) won Harry Aionr0. 1OI. to iBlhkr) sec
Ond Elect. lus. IL I" Nerpl.nkl third TINE i.3i
Fourth kace-Seyen furlOnys Void. w. TO o wv.
Morrls). won; Running Bird. loo. 10 g. harretD.
I:3i1s
Filth Rare-Three.auarters Of mile. King Leo, ns.
to (Blak on; Syracuse. lU! 3t0 10 ~ Barreth
serond. Ath.lena. 81 5tol g. Martin, third Time.
The sun., 1893-03-03
LAsKER ABANDONS CHESS.
He VIII Give Twelve Lectures on Maths
matics at the Tulane Cnlversity,

He VIII Give Twelve Lectures on Mathe-
matics at the Tulane University.
Emanuel Lasker. the chess player sent to
THE Sun the following despatch from New
Orleans yesterday: II have accepted the in
vitation Of the Tulane University Of this city
to give series OF twelve lectures on mathe-
matics. namely. the theory Of the linear df-
ferential equations
Besides number OF advanced students.
several professors and members Of the philo-
sTSphieai Tp soSIefy & VIII pc ear amGng & the hearers
1t may be added that Lnsker is looked upon
as q frst-class mathematician. and that he
Heidelberg. During his stay In New York lie
once told Sun reporter that he intended TO
give up chess as o profession in order to re-
turn to his old love. mathe matics.
The sun., 1893-03-03
Why j Johnson. Record. w.r. Not Ae.-pted.

There has always oxsted consldsrab'e doubt In The
minds of wheelmen us TO the authenticity OF the blcy
clio records created bv i. s johnson. the Milwaukee
rider last fall and tn. report or he Racing Board or
the L. A. W at the wheelme ma etng in Phs-
delpha stil furt her doubt the accuracy OF
the records
Al III. october meeting OF the Racing Board Johnson
submitted claims for his records but they were Prs
sentel in such an irregular manner thai they were
sent back to him, The signatures Of his tners aud
jadxes were typewrtten conveying no evidence what.
ever that the signatures were genuine. Tue Racing
Hoard requested Mr.. Johnson to make application for
his records IN tile customary manner. hut up To the
present time he has never proof of the va.
ldy OF his times signed with the OF his Judges
and timers aud consequently the Racing board have
taken no recognition OF his records.
The sun., 1893-03-03
Bowling Games Tonight.

ASFRcAS AMATEUR BOWLING UsioS.
inKnght VS. New York, New York vs. Prospect
Prospect vs. Fin knight
UNG'rp I0Wii>G rLUBs rouGshNESr.
Section = COL len Ioi No q LauIstaiter and Goth.
uS1II SAN INDIVIDUAL IorRNAAgST
WannrnachCr W McStrayck, Mc5.ravick va Plen-
ing Pening VS. WannemAcher
IAsisO rouEEAkbSr.
Phgnix ys Liberty. Liberty vs., Canuibsls. CAnnioas
VS.. Phunix-
chERrraEhss rouESAhSSr.
Herktmer A, B q, A b. {, vs. Recreation. RecrsS-
ton VS.. lierkiineT.
rAsrTES DisrRIcr TouRSAHESr
fremont va frogreak Progress vs. Temptation. rsm-
pleton fremont
", H. A. LEAGuL
Section A-Madison Avenue vs. Mott Haven. at ksdL
sou Avenue alleys,
Section B-Nott haven vs. Madison Avenue. at Mott
Haven alleys
HTIsTES IoURSAMEsE
AdeIphi vs. Excelsior, Excelsior vs. Pin Knight FiA
Knight AdelphL
The sun., 1893-03-03
E,sh,y.,wo Round. sad . Draw.

Sioux FAILS. \, D.. March The DAiy-oDopnei nsht
rs,uitsd IN draw after eghty.two rounds had been
fought The contest took place Inder a tent, Just
across the ine in Iowa. It began at O'Clock this
Inornng and not finished until O'clock Dsly had
the the nYt from tile rtArt hut bis antagonist
was game and Day found II impoasible 70 khoel nim
out Neither Is greatly punished. though oDohneu
several times sent to lbe KrEsa
Thr nrnt was wine sed BY q persons Who sh'yersd
T." Keen warm Tor nins hour'. most 0 mem nav
ing arrived four hours beio.e the nght tegsn
q ,in, h. oLr IN. hand IN The twelfth round alter
Win h Il. .ia,pir aAde defensive ngat. The purss Of
SS,Ic divided.
The sun., 1893-03-03
Yachting Notes orIa,ere.t.

The owners Of the crack twsnty:fo cat Algls.ey.
together with the stranger and the Tenney
ing TO put their boats ,n commission.
The annual Meeting NEE Of n. Khsd. Island Yacht Club
siectsd: commedors. warren K F.ios ss.yommo
PI.sdent; saysr Hsserouski secretary: 7.
hadSsi Ssi.o. .'-isr: :s.ofs htrrtss; Carve. ssa
AUSTIN; Race Committee, Charles Z. smith.
I. Low. copmittes on Ldmi,.ions g blooHsE: JE.
!. H:rrieE' 4 b Leslie Lsroy Tsle. and 4 Z xuiiisi
House COMMITTEES. G. q. Rloomer. A. Ros. and y. 4
Rnss. aud T. T.. Eddy
The sun., 1893-03-03
The Acorn A. 4. and Manhnnset CIub Nay
Consolidate.

Since the Acorn A. A. gymnasium was burned down
the executive Of the popular Brookiyn organization
have been untirIug their Efforts to acquire some
equally desirable plant They were particularly i'm
pressed with the adaptabity of the hanhanset Club
headquarters at 49, Ninth street The me n,bers of
the latter cub regard with equal favor the athletic
rc puts,iou and possibilities Of the Acorn A. A. and an
nilalaamation OF the Two organizations Is likely 10
result
The Acorn \. A. Hoard of Directors met the Man
hHnkrt CuD Monday evening, and outlined scheme
which viii BE- submitted 10 general meeting a. the
,amr place evening. Secretary r. FTspc ch
hopes that every memher OF the Acorn A. A. will md
IL c0nven ent to attend and help the deAi along lie
says the Msnhnnsct club house IL splendidiy situated
accessible from paris OF the city. elegantly fur
nished and every respect model quarters for ciSy
club house,
The sun., 1893-03-03

Everything is now In readiness for tho opening OF
TIE Sur individual tournament which will be rolled ai
the 0srmauia Assembly Rooms alleys. beginning on
next Tuesday evening" kahlsdorf. Sch wacke and Rt.
will be the contestants In the opening night Raues
The rolling each night will commence at O'Clock.
Should any OF the contestants fail to appear when
scheduled they will forfeit their series The bowlers
will roll ono series against each other tho best three
out OF ve games to decide the winner OF each series
tuesday. March 7-KahIsdorf VS.. .schwacke vs. Ritter
ruesday. MarcS iI-scsrt vs. fahrenInmp vs. Knecht.
hsGss "a Ia P1s
Wednesday. March 22-Thyne Vs. Knecht rs. KahIs.
TSsy March 2sHsT ". rf9sen vs.
Wednesday,. March 2'-sch"acko vs. sievers VS..
Friday. March aI-rahrenkamp VS. Fuchs vs. Frercks
Monday. April 3-sievers vs. Ritter VS. kibbel
"Wednesday. April 5-Thyhe vs. fAhrenkAmp vs. Lehr'
Ira.y April 7seawssks q y Scott rs Fuchs.
wednesday. April l.--Knecht vs. wilckens VS. Pant
Friday April 14-ssott ys Kan'sdorf ID vs. L%shISsch %
Fr.dsy April a1-kbbei vs. schwacke vs. Fahren.
xsy A1 n.'T:A safsa%
Friday April al. Due Va. THYME ". srnwseke nSs
Fr,d.y May akah,sdoL: ys Fuchs ys. Psuison.
Nsaaesssy. Nsaaes .' Nay ioefshrsnsa"p vs. sever. Vi.
Friday. May Ie-wilckons vs.: Scott VS.. Lap Due.
s@s%SG Nay Nay f4e n"ysh IT, L.a
Monday. Nay :.-rAalson vs. LA Due v" fairen'
FrdsS Ny sszkiM.t y; fa.n.!:, LssrSs.a, LsssHriSss..a
Tn. south Paw clno defeated the c,ermons team in
the third game n Carrutherss tournament o" "e'he'
aS sSsrs Eps n; "a 7Esor'Ae"t.
Clermont-c smitn IA M,,tl. ~; "; Smith.
Geenys evening the ,sns 2, q:
So%s9. ls"snG'. q a's me rtsn Shsfe in
90 samx %s Sao,s R
1'9;; s'.%%yaS %s .Ss ts::s
rnr!'sn AshIso ci1o.so,lo"mFsn Mr.. !"o q ,t1: @ ysssar
yT:ssaa yIsss%ad i.s H. wstsoSs isS Total ssa
s. sqs s's sosns ssrsd s
me ut on Wednesday night. The scores:
FIRST srRIEs.
r,r., ,G.me-,Ni.sep. ulse: y; Timm, 1ep: second
;sn' ;sH NIsa Ima III; T'mm no. third game S''sn
sfn, Frat s,:. a'' Ns''n 1906 second game
rH,Hp ssEEs.
First & GsmsTsis6e e iiGG H. T.mm. l's; second game
The United Bowling Clubs tournament amcs rolled
aay shs sss assSy ss Rooms alleys on "a".
Ens:nar a % pa.assr Gr. ,
berger, l6v. schneider. lT3. Total l.264
ECosp GAsE
,Ss fncs. m f.Is ~; iss FoSn, .as
kS.eGi,ns iSs; Verne isS ro,at ii7. ''''
Tniap CANE.
onts, sraesTIWlksn. lt5 Ilmme 10; Sehwesrs.
The sun., 1893-03-03
Form Wins Again Mt Chlcsgo.

CHIri Go. March 2-Three first choices. one
second. and a short odds outsider took the
purses ut Hawthorne To-day:
rirs. Race Five furlonEn sorthsrn L.dy wen. cs'
second Race-si1 and a half furiongs. Grey Duke
won. larRhsto second. 81: Adams third Time 3O<
Third Eacs-One half ~ o mile; selling. The Major
won. Morse second spinner third Time, Q sst
Miss Knott second. Quotation third. Time. l;37s
fifth RRcs-Five furlonxs. lose n. won, Jennie s..
second. Moose third. Time. :oS.
The sun., 1893-03-03
WALBRODT At HAVANA.
Score or tho First Game or tho Match He.
tween walbrodt and vasquez.

tween wnlbrodt and vasquex.
The series Of match games. as contested be-
tween Walbrodt and vasauez. resulted in two
draws and one win for the German. The ap-
pended game is the flrst OF the series. Wal
brodt, who opened with the Ruy Lopez. al
lowed black to take tho aggressive after nf-
teen moves. and. after the exchange OF queens.
Vasauez had q much better position. few
moves later on black won q pawn. and with
careful play this advantage ought to have
been sufficient to win. However, 1t came to
an ending. In which VasQuez remained with
pawn to the good. without bc!ng able to
queen the same. and 1t ended In draw. The
game:
The sun., 1893-03-03
Mike Tiernan hns Sign ed.

Another New York player has come into the fold.
Mike Ternan signed contract yesterday and will DO
ready for business in the spring. Ternan sick the
larger portion or as season and was unable Ia do him
self Justice lie feels very well Mt present and
ndent lie will be able to play in his Old form.
The sun., 1893-03-03
Jack AIcAuiss 70 Fight Mike Mooney.

81 Louus March 2.-Articss Of agreement vsre
slgusd here this afternoon by Jack heAuihs. the
champicu light weight and Prof Mike Mooney. boxing
instructor OF the Businsss Mems Gymnasium. for a
eeipis Tho light will taks place within sisiy days
The Consy Is nd Club will probably secure The match
The sun., 1893-03-03
JOha Roberts BreaLs EnGIish Billiard
Record.

LONDON. March 2.-In the billiard match be-
tween W. J. Peall and John Roberts. Jr.. for
f2OO side. Roberts to. day broke tho record
with u run OF 1877 points. The game is: spot
stroke barred. 24.OOO points. Peal taking
5000 points,
The sun., 1893-03-03
walbrodrs Victory over vasque..

HAVANA. March 2.-Walbrodt defeated Vas.
Quez in game OF chess last night. The game
was the Kings Bishop Pawn Gambit.
The sun., 1893-03-03

Iroquos rs 40 2es 1856 AL 5a5 6Ia 1o3 TO $40
Mystic. Ia 1+1 $50 3o4 3s7 400 53s 632 7OS 7Sl
Umpires-w. r. Sie:ken and A. r. Norman. Scorers-
George lesley and Charles 4. Gollmar
Average-lroQuois, 100 l.5: Mystic. 155 1.5.
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nLooNiSGpALR.
TRANEs.

Bloomngdse es 2ss S3e a siS so3 s e1 az ss
umpires-R. $. LuIueer and A. r. Norman. Scorers
George b. lesley and Y. Porter
Average-Bloomingdaie 1853 81: Iroquois. 1+i 35.
sc0re
Union-Zann. 100: Mccarthy. 15h: Hencken, 100:
Mitchell l<y; O'Brien. l52. Total 1872.
AmerlcA-lieitZmap 175: La Foy 14G Northrup,
1iO; Manners. 1856: HOFFMAN. l72 Total, 79a
The sun., 1893-03-03

Ta"J Defeat the Mystic and Iroquois Teams
In the A. A. II. u. Series.

The fourth series Of games OF the American Amateur
Bowling Union hnai tournament were rolled last night
between the Bloomingdals Bowling Club of tns city.
the Mystic Bowling Club OF Brooklyn and the IroQuos
Bo wiling Club Of Newark. The scor,s.
The sun., 1893-03-03

Mystic 90 1877 30 275 1852 454 5l1 575 $40 700
II 100 243 $40 384 +6l 54T $50 ia 1eY
Umpirss-E B. sieIlen and Harry Lucken. Scorers
Charles A. Gallivar and F. Porter.
Averags-Mystic 1Ao Blooningdae. 157 <5.
The sun., 1893-03-03
BowiluS Gossip.

Tho bowlsrs OF the Union League clup Brooklyn wiu
give dinner on Saturday evening March IL kinstsen
prizes valued AZ sl75 Will be distributed Amsns the
winners. Team No won nrst priIs.