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ENGLISH YACHTING NI,vS.
Yachting World says Whatever the Cup
WINS In Sc, Il Is Now International.

Both Lord Dunravcn and the New York
Yacht Club profess to be eager for u contest. but
neither side seems willing to commence" says
the TdcEtug World. Continuing. il says: Lord
Dunraven is reported 10 have said that hc did
not care about tho cup. Rut tho present hitch
is about the custody of tue cup The New York
Yacht Club decline to hand it over. If won, 20
private individual. They maintain that it is q
challenge trophy. and that this characteristic
should he preserved. We are inclined to think
that this is by means m cZorbitapt demand.
Whatever Americas Cup may have been in
1852, there is not the slightest doubt that sub
seGuent events have elevated it TO tho
dignity OF international prize. and
to let it sink into obscurity after the next
contest would not lie for the benefit OF either
yachting community. IL it is to remain chal-
ienge cup, it is obvious that no individual could
he permitted to sign receipt for it. Once cut
of the custody of a club. it would cease 10 10
public property. and even IL tn, yachtsman HIM
sci scrupuIOusly guarded II, his heirs or cxecu-
tors, or even creditors might not be so consid-
cations were not anticipated. The conditional
challenge. was sent through the Il. y. =, and
club being guardians Of the cup n month is re-
qnired for the members TO assemble. surely, II
Mir. Grant Is empowered to send challenge.
Ii" can be empowered to sign receipt for the
cup. A.. o,.,.,o -. ,,,o so,, os u;,.
ere some that pernt the challenger and chal-
lenged to make any mutual arrangements sat-
isfHc,ory ms 70 dates courses: trials, rules and
clauses the y. " Y. c. are fencing the matter
of notice. Although the conditions allow hem
10 waive the ten months notice, they viii not
do So Mr.. Smith, the President OF the commits
tee. writes to say: We WILL ii possible. advance
tn. dates The committee must know whether
II IL possible or impossible. If the former. why
not agree to II at once II the latter, why not say
soy Lord Dunraven is not likely to throw down
the glove such conditional promise, for the
simple reason that it bears on the face OF it tho
trail of evasion.
I'VE are compelled to admit that we think
the y. Y. Y. G. are justified in cXacting condi-
tiOns t0 maintain Americas Cup rs challenge
trophy, but they are not entitled to anything
more. So long as nothing else il demanded we
cannot see why Lord Dunraven or the u y. >.
should hesitate. that is prcSuming that tho Tor
mer's declaration, about NOT caring Tor Inc
trophy. is not fabulous. On the other hand; tho
y. Wy. &. ought Ia waive the ten months no-
tice and il is not tO their credit that they should
attempt TO avoid definite terms in rcspsct to it"
The sun., 1895-01-06
Newark Oarsmea Meet.

The Passaic River Amateur Rowing Assoca-
tion held a special meeting at Commerce
street. in Newark, on Friday night Adam
Groel, Thomas Sweeney, Commodore Chace
and NJ A. Mullin were nominated as delegates
TO the conference of oarsinen 10 be held in this
city on next Friday night for the purpose 0f
adopting uniform code Of rules to govern
The Commodore and Delegate Sweeney with
drew, and Mullin beat Gruel by twn votes.
There were several lively debates abOut tho
resignation Of the Ataianta IiOat Club uf this
CITY and the application OF the newly formed
Newark Rowing Club for membership but as
tbs meeting was OF "A special nature, MIR Mullin
ruled that all debate was out Of order according
10 ths bylaws; and the point raised was sus-
tained by the Chair.
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Gossip OF the EIng.

:, There is letter at this office for Florrio
Barnett.
Benny Murphy, who has broken from Billy
soon as Benny RECEIVERS he will assist Mick
Dunno in training Young" Grffo.
Jack Leon, inspired by the success OF his
brother Caspnr in the roped square, would like
to tack le some good lO5-pounder. Jacks style
Of boxing is similar To that OF Caspar. and he
can hit very hard,
Mike Harris Of this city. who has been cut
ready To try his skill against any 1873 FOUNDER
in the world. Harris recently returned from
the West, where he was very successful.
Charley McKcever OF Philadelphia can be aC-
cOmmodnted with night at 1913 pounds II he
will meet ieOrge Reynolds. Reynolds told TIM
SuN reporter that he would go to Philadel phia
and meet Mckeever, II the latter deems il FEAST
Bile.
Mick. Dunn OF Australia says he would be
pleased TO engage IN AN enconnter with Jack
suggests that McDOnOugh name time and
place where the su beet can he broached and
match be arranged.
Ed Nail. in speaking Of ;he Coffee Coolers"
desire To fight Peter jackson, said yesterday to
THE SIN reporter: "Why, ne must be insane ,
jackson Will surely eat him. II was 6rsig I'd
let gocd enough alone and steer clear OF Peter
The Cooler Is a gOo,l man ~ his kind. bnt the
success he has had with the middle class abroad
has turned his head
has Just returned 10 town from Baltimore,
where he has been spendinga week visiting the
M.I famous heayy,welght pugillst' stevenson told
looked better than at the present time. +"
cont know what his immediate plans are" said
Stevenson. - Jake IS making plenty Of money
In the hotel business and does not need TO fight.
hut Of course when IL comes 10 a pinch he will
gsn into Tic ring and shut shut qp Sonns 81 thG,e
him The past months; | aIn always ready 90
back him. for still think there is a good night
~ him. Jake Was speaking Ot going 10 England.
He might try 20 get on fight WITH Paddy
Slavin across the water"
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USGERS GET yIPPED.
Imp. TreveIyan Beats the Prime Favorite
Guard mt New Orleans.

New ORLEANS, Jan. 5.-Owin: to the heavy
shower of rain previous to the first race. the at
tendance to-day was not large as was an
ticipated, probably l. 900 persons being present.
In the frs: event Gray Duke was the favorite,
with Ixion second choice. The start was a good
one. Ixon taking the lead after the first eighth.
He was overtaken by lie Grande, who drew
rapidly away and won easily. Gray Duke fin
ished second. with Ixion third by n nose. Gee
Whiz won the second race in fine style.
The third race found Guard prime favorite
at even money His success rs indicated by the
one of the Norris string, and backed him
heavily. The race was well contested. Trevel-
yan winning in n drive. The .eighths of q
mile handicap inspired the briskest betting of
the day. Gleesome was the favortc Mollie b..
q hot tip. won gnll1ping. Martha Griffin, with
Cassin up. won the last race in drive. sum
maries:
First Race-one mile: selling. lie Grandc. 100 ii.
Hill. to won; Gray Duke li2 tR toresn II 10 10,
second; lxion, lu7 "a Clayton, to L. third. Time,
Second Race-Five and half furlongs; selling. Gee
whiz. rs (Cassin!. 10 won Readna, 100 (Sabine,,
Third Race-Five and half furlongs; selling. Imp
lYoungl, 10 TO second Guard, iO2 "a. Clayton, 10
10 l. third Time, 80.
Fourth Race-seven furonss; handicap. Mollie H.,
ciayton) ) 10 /, second; Hiss Gaop ITO o. nib 8 to
. ]. third. TINE. :a5si. GlPcsome also ran.
Fifth Race--tivc furh -. Martha Grimm. lO7
second; S.R satin, iO7 o. HnD 70 T. third Time,
1:0Sk.
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The Natienal A ssoeiatIon Football Leagues
Next Meeting.

The next meeting of the National Association
Football League, which was organized some
weeks ago. will be held on Tuesday evening, Jan.
s, at tho Cricketers' Club, lOS West Twelfth
street, near Sixth avenue. schedule will lie
formed and the election of officers will take place.
The previous meetings of the association have
not panned out as promising as the projectors
Of the league anticipated. owing to the tardi-
ness OF the various clubs playing Association
football in not having representatives on hand.
Secretary Southern writes to THE SIN that
Tuesday night will be the last opportunity for
clubs wishing TO join the league, and that there
after meetings will be adjourned to suit GER
tain delinauent clubs.
So far the association has received tine support
of the following clubs who play the game in
this state and New Jersey: Americus A. c. of
West Hoboken, Centreville A. G. of Bayonne.
Scottish A merican A. c. OF Newark New
Rochelle Football Club of New Rochelle. Red
Stars of New York: West Side Shamrocks OF
New York. Wiliamsbridge Thistlcs of Williams
bridge. Jefferson Football Club OF Newark.
Greenvilie A. G. OF Greenville ". j.; Scottish
American 4. c. of Jersey City, Union League
Football Club of New York, and Brooklyn
Wanderers of South Brooklyn.
1t is proposed to play the first game for the
championship in about n fortnight The Brook
for the clubs men are in fine couditiun. Secre-
tary southern says that IL any other clubs play
ing Association foot ball are desirous OF joining
the league the club must have representative
at the next meeting. No teams will be admitted
after the schedule Is compiled.
The sun., 1895-01-06

An important communlcatlon has reached the
President of the National Skating Association
from Louis Rubenstein, the Secretary Treasurer
Of the Amateur skating Association Of Canada.
Rubenstein Intends bringing on team OF Do
miuion skaters for the championships al Orange
Lake, and wants information as To condition uf
ice and other details by telegraph not later than
midday ON Jan. l =
Referring 10 the discussion on the subject OF
John >. JOhnsOn's amntriir standing ltuheustelu
states officially that l,s association Viii accept
JOhnsun's entry Tor the Canadian Chaupiun-
ships on Feb, = lie winds up an interesting let 70
ter by sending his associations compliments TO
the United states management, and expressing
a hearty vi lsh that the chanponship meeting ~
Orange Lake will be q pronounced success.
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JAMEs WH1rELY srEPs UP
To Succeed Bartovv a. weeks as Prssids-t
OF the New York a. e..

Amateur sport has NO more loyal friend and
supporter than James Whitley, who will vscate
the Vice-Presdency OF the New York A. G.. on
Tuesday night to accept the Presidency for
the ensuing year. Ills popularity In the club Is
clearly shown by the unusual fact that his nom
ination IL unorposcd although there Is an indie
pendent ticket In the field. lie ia. therefore. IN
the comforta BILE position OF having TO do no
campaigning, and he also stands ION velvet q"
In other respccts as he assumes the reins at n
time in the clubs history when liabilities are
nominal as comparcd 10 the assets.
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FavorItes Please the Talent at Alexander
Island.

q WASHINGTON. Jan. 5.-With an excellent card
and good weather 1t was only natural that tho
racing to-day At the Alexander Islandrace track
should be very interesting. The half holiday
had tendency to attract quite large army of
admirers of the turf, and this. coupled with the
regulars. made the attendance very large.
The announcement that the management OF
the St. Asaph track had made plans to inaugu-
rate their season on March has created n good
deal OF gossip and comment here. The informa-
tion is received by the better posted horsemen
with considerable relish, hut the poor owners
are bit worried and detected. for they are very
Apprehensive that tho meeting OF the st. Asaph
people will finally compel this track to close
down. or course. the opening OF the other track
will naturally diminish the profits OF the Old
Dominion Jockey Club, but the foreign book
will be conducted on larger and busnesslIke
scale, and this alone ID calculated to insure n
good crowd daily. Eleven books were on hand
To-day, and they all did good business.
liam Penn was plunged ON in the first race
Lowell surprised his detraut0rs by getting the
place with 1 TO against him
In the secOd race Jockey Ham claimed foul
against Rronston, but the Judges wouldn't al
low 1t. The summarizes:
First RafsFsqr and har IgrIons' o wlir%
!Mogris; T. 10 second; Bertie oS gGleas9nl % l.
Larry K GlSyeria,S MSsSy t. Haaio Bon Bon 1oyssr 1ssSr
secGPd Eacs@sis and quarter tarlopg.. Rron,
10 =. second; Irene, l05 Murphy, = TO l. thrd.
also
Third Race Seven furlongS Thurston. lO4 GIan
ITO s. hrst; Ponce de Leon lOBie tJohnSonl u 10 o.
sseond Eclipse, ll3 t,lorrisI 10 Ia l. third. Time
1913. CheddaT and Samaritan also
Fourth Race-tive turlOngs. Bobonk. $50 (Hsml,
Eea, ISS Morris, 5io third Time l:ot,s, Ksynsrd
Inter, Ocean aud Trin"ulO slsO ran.
finh Race SlN and q hall furiOngs. Walcott, | 70
(Murphyl to I, nrst; Doe BiTch lOl Quest ~ to
second; Blue Bird, 10 Carter. 20 |, third, Time
l;gB. sam Bryant GrLmpian, Hrkton, Holyport
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Baseball Notes.

Will the members Of the old Metropolitan
Base bail Club please send heir addresses 10 Terry
Butler, care OF sporting editor OF THE SUN;
BOsToN. Jan. 5.-The Boston Baseball Club
has received from Pitcher Frank Wilson his
signed contract for the season of 1898. Wilson
was formerly with the SOuthern League and
last year pitched Tor the Pottsville Club of the
PENNSYLVANIA League. lie had been claimed by
Cleveland and several other clubs.
PHILADELPHIA. Jan. ID. Earl Wagner, Pres
ident OF the Washington League Baseball Club
takes exception tU tho statement Of Charles
Morton in which the latter declared that the
Washington club had never paid for the release
q Nitholson; the second baseman Of last years
. We forwarded check for 5000 tn President
Young Ot the National League, which Will bC
soon as Nicholson signs contract To play with
the Washington club. This II in strict accord
ance with the terms of the national agreement.
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Results a, San francisco.

SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 5.-FOllowing arc the
summaries Of tO-daY's races:
First Race Five furlougs; s"iug, Lawyer. lOT a..
Lloyd, to L. won; tondc, luS tBOzenHnl, Z 10 ;,
second; NOrmandie loo Nv, Flynn, 4 10 I, thIrd,
Time, :OQ.
second kace-FIve furlongs; selling, Abb r., III
(GlOverl, to L. won; Rod Light 100 tEozemanl, TO
., seeondi Kitty L., 81 lRoske 10 TO third. Time,
Third Race one mile. Mlroy Stakes value SI, 200.
IOvdal, III Hrninl, e. D. woni Jm Flood, 100
j, third. Time, l;55.
Fourth short course SteepIschase; selling 81.
Brandon, 1872 tMCCulloughl, u 10 D. won; APRIL 15l
lstanrogdl, to second I'll kendlg, las kedneldl,
2 10 I. thTt. Time Sank.
Ftfih Race-FivO furlOnss; selling. I Don't Know.
III Iloydl, 10 I, yon; Chemu"k lO2 kussoln, 10
10 second; Ricardo lui tub rgilCJ 10 20 l. third.
Tine, 10. silver, sloan up, FELT
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Another Boxer Aner nnIy pIImm,r :

Jack Skelly, the Brooklyn boxer who is now
managing Oscar Gardner, the Omaha Kid, {"
visited the Police Gd.ctfc Office Yesterday
and declared his willingness to match his
man against Billy Plimmer at no pounds
weigh IN at tho ringslde. Jack says that he can
that PlimmeT has to do, Skelly adds, is 10 cover
his forfeit NJ 500 deposited with the ILhirr
GdtCitF yesterday, ana lac ,Skellyl will meet
Plimmer or hls backer at any time or place 10
bring meeting 10 a satisfactory culmination
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bHUo CLERK BoWLERs Ar WoRK.
Three or the I.easine Teams win and Lose.
While Lnnmnn a. Kemp Drop Two Games.

The ak games rolled At Reeds alleys yesterday AZ.
tcrnoon In the Wholesale Drug Trade Association
bowling tournament completed the nrst halfo tho
competition. the different teams having row rolled
one against each other Previous To yesterday =
games Dodge olrot', Lsnman Kemp. Parkc, Davis
4 Co, and whitall. Tatum 4 Co were tied for frat
place. All four tennis participated In the games.
ianmnn q Kemp lost two games and drop back few
peSs The other three leaders carried un one game
and continue IN the lead Merck 4 Co.'S team plsyed
well and are now well no In the race. The scores;
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Totols...u..U2l 80 Bs2
ruTU
Totals.....s24is T5D To,
sixru uAMF


Friday nights games in the Yorkvllic and Harlem
League resulted as follows
GAME.
M f.9sr. s Isnnsn f To4s Tspr I'D 1885,
FSS''eF TsS 1885, '" Prior 1876 pAnneiel'e' 49, Total
SECOND CANE
coSss g. ~ Gbes C9heT o1 lI2 aso
Lynwood-w Lenn,ann. 2lI; Wilson. 100; Bruins,
1U4: Peters 1j3; Greenhngen. lG0. Total S07.
THIRD CANT.
,oS wsshns,on-J. Zenn, Iao; sShLn. Isl; Al Cohen.
S s'sosrS is5 s I1,a 5'g ss
Boetjcr. ia; Prior, l3i; Dannefeiser l52. Total,
in on faas
night. The scores:
Phoenix No. I-CoMperthwn.te. 1s4; Fielding, 172:
fopng sl Gross nt Cute s ioI Total y95 r
1877; Romer, 100 Total, 5v&.
CANE.
Clique -Puckhec. 100; Fox. I5o; Watkins III; Ford
standarl-"yman 100; hus"n. las: whaiey, ,3O.
L. Dunahant 49, Thompson. Ia. Total Sl4.
CANE.
Young, 100; Gross sio ciate iGa Total. t sp& ''''
L. Dumahant. Iib; Thompson .v,. Iotal.Dli.
High scores were lack'ng IN re!erdori's tournament
wen by twentysix Pins The score;
ns aS CORN R ltty roa i22 App'H
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. lOD: EuNHall, l'S: Bcrte,
I The naaps az ;G and Wsn;er rolled schedule zane in
Mullers klikow alleys in thst city on Friday night
shSaan wnserfL ,.s 6nss % eGmGms sa,rt if I pG; 49,
S. ' WadeisG & 5s "f@'f A. base ~ VICE. rci.
I,c3 ;sa la El,; ~: n ao Mar,
el; Potter 1856 hHmIh., H. Total I,loi.
The Mlnknkwas anil Grecnvllcs rolled n schedule
s Ia e1 ns re ays 81 on the dgy ;sS sy Sy HH%ns n
won after close and exciting contest. The scores
,s S;ree,,ssF NJ, svi BIscno' "a; Dtck;cn lbs B!
feS S SMaTx Inv M'Im @ Fl + s srfeand o @ igo sbm II Sha -
AySs,%i; y iiY Io'aI, J'iI; I,o, .s'' ,,a '' n -.
Kay III Wcenan ria M l. sesalt1 oy ia7 o2s nebds s
ls.: CoGcy I3v; +. schultz, l1V; Florsmo, i5s
The Bachelors and Pioneers, both CON posed o, jolly
icys. Jersey city Heights, on friday night Th" barh
slors were in fine form and won by thIr,y.six pms
MaaSso rs vaau n Nahei s rsHc.s sS
y sn scnascr ms Ga'trns , SG & F. J. Mste' iso; ka!Dh
Plonsers 'C Seriy ial 0I "dara l4o wincEler 1885,
Hsnnsr si ,i ,ta iIoiderrr ] AZ Rsyhn I@. usnDsEsr
The team;ot the institute Young Mems Caiho'lc
T a. S.M SfS sGn%G ss I" t.s
If TiEn Re liz @ porne
%ra" 81 T s tSFh" %Fsh' 49, IS; %Ss% aS
l6U. Total, 1873.
Plainned y. N. L. A.-Carty. 1855: Mack. 100:
Waters, l4S Grunee, lI4: Kenny. l3s; werenza
1885 w. ktley las. Hibbits, 1874; Z. Huey, lI6;
Lynch. l2i. Total, l,iUl.
on their own alleys the Pamrapo Athletic Clubs
bowers were defeated by the Ray Bowling Clubs
team IN the sixteenth match OF the Rayonnr Amateur
Bowling Leagues championship series, the Nicturs
having prestige OF thirty plus. The scores:
PanrapO Athletic club i. l.. schmidt. 200; F. John
son, lbl: }. G. kyer, az; r. Armstrong, l38 A. Phi.
lRs i2s; Pyatt: loS; Peters, l2Si @; Mitzeni,'s
100 90 c; A. Make ~. 4 Ludwig. l4D Total; $40,
i:e; ". Bundick, 1856; II. r. Bprk, 1888; $, C. luers,
lIi; j, Van BuskirS 1913; X. Daniels. III: Il. Els
worth. 55; +. L. stockton, lss; W. H. Muary, 1875;
Total, l,5lv.
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More Horses ,or Lord RossssrJ's stud.

LONDON. Jan, .. lord Rosehery intends 10
increase the number ui horses In his New
market stud, which now contains sixteen
racers.
The famous Cape Colony millonaire Barnato
has entered the turf ring under the guidance OF
Lord Marcus BeTesfCrd.
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CRACKS WHO MAY COME.
THE NEW FORK 4. C. sTTRS Up a
LITELY NEST or ATHLETES.

A Gisnee st the Material rrou witch the
Ioudss A. &. Csn Fick-Bredin and Oven
den n Littis Host II Themselves
Scarcity In Runners, hut There serms n
Lsek or Field Ezpert.-Probabis Make
mp OF the Programme or Events-Gos.ip.
Athletes and their followers have caught the
international fever so severely that the reaction
Is something to be dreaded II nothing comes of
the many schemes under consideration on both
sides of tho water Some enthusiasts talk Of
return meeting between the athletes of Oxford
and Yale universities, University of Pennsyl-
vania men urge nm invasion of England by tlie
next lot OF intercollegiate champions, and others
suggest n tournament between the cracks OF
Yale. Harvard, Oxford, and Cambridge There
Is still another scheme. and IL has the merit Of
having progressed beyond rumor This Is tho
proposed meeting between athletes OF the New
York and London athletic clubs, or representa-
tive national teams under the joint auspices OF
the two clubs named.
The challenge sent by the New York A. c. to
its London rival was double-barrelled, and left
the other side the option of recruiting outside
its members roll II necessary. The only Official
reply so far has been the brief cable published
in last Thursdays SrN, conveying the con-
ditional acceptance of the Englishmen. The
message afforded no clue to the precise
policy of the Londoners, and experts are busy
anticipating the contents Of the letter which
follows. II is thought that the eagerly expected
document will outline the list OF events which
would be most satisfactory to the foreigners,
and the indications are that there will be little
difficulty in arriving at mutual understanding
OF this important point
During the official discussion inspired by tho
cable message the New York a. G.. Board in
structed Chairman B. c. Williams of the Ath-
letic Committee to attend to the letter on its
receipt, and to cable list of events IL he found
that the London Secretary had omitted to sug-
gcst programme. 1t may be assumed thut the
card most popular with the London men is that
which forms the basis OF their annual tourna-
these matches was held at the London A. G.
grounds on March 10 last, and the programme
differed very little from what the New York
mon want. rs will be seen from the following:
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Odds aad EAas OF sports.

HR.A. Newton. \. J-BIliardlst Frank Ives &C.
cordinS 10 his own statement. Is ~ years old.
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High scores were lacking IN peterlori's tournament
game rolled on FRIDAY night. The Eeniictta team
won by twenty-six Pins. The score:
CoiuIE bus Inns, "a; Libeskind. l25: Appcn-
helm. l2J: Cohn, lO2; Leyey. l3J. Total. ass.
Renrletta-Jasbowliz. l05: Hoffman, ls; Bcrte,
lU+; Weinshehk, 1883. Schwahe, les. Total, Uii.
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SLEIGHS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION.
III. Mca- ougEaEisa,

BROADWAY AND 5lST ST
NOR SALE--A stylish pair o. bay mares. matched
L team, Hhiniitun.nn,: also uoule at.d sleigh and
Rvcr.nUUI Ted doIN,r harness. and tried
CisrmouI - ahie ~ Wes: e0ih st.
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The Indians and Wansers rolled n schedule game in
the series Of the Jersey tuy Bowling League frank
aluller's klikow alleys IN thst city on Friday night
The
wansers.L, Duke. ll5; Clements. lia Post, oa
Shfogc III: Jackson, l52: S-bentrith lU2; wilson
i2l; Kaiser, 95 Wadeigh 1873: A. Duke. 20. Total
Less.
Indinns-Graian. l5a: Ellis. lG5; Ki,i, 1905 Mayr
ll6 Iieell, l2O; Nah, ney, l6: shrT, 1855; Berger
Vl; Potter 1856 hGmlii,, a. Total l,l0l.
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washingtou--J. Penn. 1870; SchIn iSl A. Cohen
162; stcnberg. i55: a.. Cohen. ios. Total. 100.
Cyclone-C. Poettjer, TO; JOhansmcyer, ls8: H.
TBy.
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Irgr UAMr
Totals. siO23 fli
wfiirAff, TATrM A co.


Totals .... 72J ~ 7OS
GAME.
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The 900 passed In two OF the games rollec
In the Harlem Republican Cub tournament on Friday
NM.
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Totals......02l 20 G3S
~ .nV-
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Friday nights games in the Yorkvillc and Harlem
League resulted as follows:
FIRST GAME.
lynwoo6-Greenhagen 1877; Wilson, 1855; Bruins,
14J; Peters. 1873; Lehman. lij. Total. $50
tyclone-C. Eoettj,r. i1i: JoLansineyer, 10: II.
Boett.er 1BI W. PriOr 1876 DInnefelstT. i35 Total.