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Indoor Game. mt Princeton.

PRINCETON. Dec. 0-The first indoor handi-
cap games of the series to be held By the Prince.
ton Track A. A. this winter took place this
afternoon In the Casino. On account OF the
large number of entries IT was impOssibl "a
conclude the programme, and the games will be
continued next Saturday afternoon. Summa-
ries to-day:
26yard Dash-Won by Jarvis scratch; Herndon
py, feet, second; Jamison ", g feet. third Time
$40 seeonds kpatrlek ivgO nnisned hrst in trial
Putting the II pound Shct-W Won by BottRoer, 90
81 feet actual put ~ feet Garrett 97 scratch 45
put 3S fest inches.
Putting i6pound shot-won by Craig. Sem. sfeet
actual put 80 feet Va Inches; Potter 49, feet sec
third. 81 feet inches.
Lightweight Wrestling Won by Poe, 1900 who
downed Harkness, 'g7 after a three. mi n ute bout
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Gossip or the Ring.

aud BID loses.
Jack skelly is in town and looking for match
~i-A any 2B'poundor.
A local club n making an effort to match Tommy
White against Solly smith.
Sport. Brooklyn.-1. He used his noted pivot
blow In that contest. 2. The back OF the hand.
Tom Carr OF Brooklyn and Young Ford of tho u
D. navy have been matched TO box eight rounds be.
fore club In This city.
The bout between Danny NeedhRm ami George
Green is set foT Dec. 10 AZ san Francisco The pair
Will meet for ten rounds.
Joe Handler. brother TO Jimmy Handler, Will
make his debut In the ring to morrow at YonkerS
He has been matched 10 box J. Broderick.
Nike Leonard yesterday was matched TO box jim
my Dime twelve rounds before the New Manhattan
81. e. OF Troy The contest Will 'af'.p'a'e on Dec
George Burrell OF the Pastlme A. c. has matched
MS man, Harry Levy OF England, against Nike
Heuman OF Brooklyn In six-round bout at l2O
pounds.
Dan Stuart. II is said. will try and arrange a
match between Tom ShErkey aud Peter Mahcr. TO
take place In tho Same week NJ the Corbolt-BitL
simmons contest.
The fight between Eddie Brown OF Ireland and
kiu Urinv, which was 10 have taken place In pri
Sate, VIA be decided before loRAl clu) instead.
The mill ID limited TO twenty rounds.
Joe Cans and Jack Ward have arrived at San
francisco. In letter Co The SUS Al HeFford writes
that both OF his men are In good shape Ward 10
20 face Jimmy Anthony, while Cans Will boz DAl
hAwkifL who cauio East with Jim CorbetE. Both
oAAtest are 70 be decided on next Saturday.
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re At ! o'clock follows:
MILITIAMEN ON WHEELS.
Arranging the Details for Their Tourna-
ment In the Garden.


The Managing Committee OF tho military
bicycle tournament to be held in Madison
Square Garden from jan IL to 10 mot in parlor
F. Fifth Avenue Hotel. yesterday. 1t de-
cided to appoint subcommittee to look after
the details Of a fixed programme for the week.
This committee is composed OF Capt. Schuyler
OF the Seventh Regiment, Col Chaunccy of the
Eighth, Major Japha OF the Ninth. Col. Butt of
of the Twelfth, Capt Setter OF the Twelfth.
Col. Luscomb of the Thirteenth, Major G ilon
OF the Fourteenth, Major Thurston of tho
Twenty-second. Lieut.. De Forrest of the
Twenty-third. Capt. Lyon OF the Forty-seventh.
Col. Smith OF the Sixty-nnth, Capt. Is. I. Clay
ton, Maio Roo OF Squadron a. Lieut. Schmidt
Of the First Battery. and Lieut.. Jacobs OF the
Second Battery.
This su b. com mittee will meet on next Satur-
day. Among the suggestions which Will be
considered will be bicycle drills between bl-
cyclic corps of the several regiments. COM
petitve drills. walking contests in heavy
marching order. exhibition Of the Gatling gun
drill and races ut the several distances.
tive events be arranged for each evening. HIS
idea Is to have n certain number OF scratch
events, to be known as National Guard
championship competitions, and also series 81
handicap races. For instance, ho suggested
that on the opening nightE quarter of II mile
championship, mile handicap, two miles.
scratch, paced and u hve-mile handicap race
should be decided.
Races for tho second night will be as follows:
Two-mile handicap, hal n mile scratch race for
the National Guard championship; one'inile
scratch, paced, and II hye-mi!e handicap. For
inc third night one-mlle champiohshlp Tor tne
National Guard. three-mile handicap; tcn-mlle
championship, paced and oteinile tandem.
For the fourth night a one-mile triplet cham
pionship; two mile champion tandem; tWo-
mile handicap and n lve-mile championship,
paced by Quuds.
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John l.. Sullivan L. Out Again.

BOSTON. Dec. 9.-John l.. Sullivan was much
changed man when he left his home yesterday
for the first time after several weeks illness.
His hair has become very gray, but his mutton
chop whiskers have made the change most no.
ticeable. While it Is not a new thing for the
"big fellow" to sport such whiskers, yet 1t is
the first time his friends in this city have seen
him with them on.
His sore hand, and not his looks. however. is
bothering sullivan Mt the present time AL
though 1t is getting better, Sill he worries a
times that he has cried. II. las been flooded
with cures from all over the world. having on
the average fifty letters day. lie intends to
90 to Now York Monday to see about the
benefit that the New York sports have talked
of giving him.
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Uncle J,m,s Palmetto Handicap.

NEW oRIEASs, La. Dec. 9.-Five thousand per
sons saw the races here to-day. Among them were
i. La Montague OF Rockaway Hunt fame. f. J.
Kelly. and p. McKenna OF New York. The attrac.
tion was 81, 600 stake over hurdles. the Pal
metto Handicap. which Uncle Jim, second choice,
won cleveriy from the favorite, Scamp. Favoritea
only won , 1wiIs is,s dp5nE the dSy pulled
First Race-one mile; selling. Damocles, 1oS
second; Ida Pickwlek, ITO lReir). = TO 1, third.
Time, l:i7.
Second Rice-Two-y -year-olds: -ve furlonFs. Lone-
ly. 9S (Soden). To l, won; GrayiiuE. lol (Soher.
rer,. even. second: Miss Verne, 1903 Morris) 90 TO
!. third. Tine. l:0SlS.
Third Race-ono aud . quarter miles, selling.
seabrooke. ss tHirschJ. IL TO o. won; sandoval.
lOi (Caywoodl, TO I. second; Ondague, l01 (EvCr-
ett). o to 1. third. Time. 2:l5.
Fourth Race-Pairetto Handicap. value $1,000;
one aud quarter miles. over rve hurdles. Uncle
Jim, 1o4 (Donovan). IL to 8, won: Scamp. lac
(Pierce), even. second: Dick Tension, l39 Burns,
IL TO l, third Time, 2:S0.
Fifth Race-Six furlongs; selling. Rouble, 10<
(Hirsch). 13 TO Q, won; SKY Blue. 90 tBurna), to
J.. second; Eleanor Nc, 100 tscherrer), . to l,
third. Time, lis.
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Thu Runnnra nj ,Frinea.

SAN Francisco. Dec. 9.-This was Ladies' Day al
Ingiesde and 4 large crowd was present Tnrea
farorites carried on purseS. SUMMARIZE:
FRS; Race-one mile. Imp. hss Brummell. p6
tThompSon) to 20. won; Instigator. w III Martin.
3 to l.. second Articus. los (Burlinganle). to /.
third. Time. 431e.
second Race-Slx furlongs; two year.old8. Caude-
artA. loo tJonos), even. won Bernardo, ~ III Mar
TIM to s. second bohemian Lass, VI (Slaugher) as
TO !, third. Time, 1913.
Third Race-One mile and furiong: handicap.
Captive 100 wv. Martini. TO won; lnstaliator. lOo
tShaw). 10 to second; Semper Lex 100 III. Martini
80 20 I, third Time, :55.
Four kace-One and onesixteenth miles; four
hurdles; maiden Jumpers. Candor, 1853 u. Owens).
Ito won; koddington. l&O tCo;nrAnl. to 5. SEQ
cnd; Aalo Dfabo. leU tPorteus). ~ to third Time,
1:tSL,.
fifth Race-Soven furlongs: selling. Toauo, lie
w. Martn). even. won San Marco. Ito (Jones), TO
l. second: Lucille 1C7 "a som) 10 TO 1. third. Time.
l:29H.
sixth Race-six furlongs; selling Sport McAIister.
105 SHAW to won PER- Gus, % lClawson) to
second; Ricardo io2 (shepardl 80 to /. third Time.
1:l5A
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President Sullivan Names tho New Jersey
A. &. Committees.

Presidenj Sullivan OF the New Jersey 1. C. has
appointed tho following committees for the year;
Jsasiss boWnE% 1sr sw e. ana Das sSS
H y; r. cOsoi A,hlotics.Janes E. spIliyaR ~ r.
ment-M: r. Henendeu. y. Rolker. II. Hall, and
Henry heigsi Cyeling.W. l. Darms-, j. H. Liy'
s. Jones. II. Fuller. aud Q. II, Leonard; Tennis-f.
Rolker;A. u. Gordon. w. Boyd; Finance-A. Forbes.
John Newman. II. n. Cook. and II. D. Fuiieri
Eootball-M. r.. Cobb. Z. B. Moss. y. A. Couch. q.
d. Boyd and J. o. Thurston. Jr.t Goif-H. NJ. Cook,
Charles Davis, III. Popham, and Il. o. Schuyler.
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Tho E,nishes ut 81. Loula.

ST. LOUIS, Dec. 9.-Tne summaries of the races
hero to day follow:
First Race-Four and half furlongs. Abe Cohn,
ond: Dick Bauer third. Time, 1908.
BE ,ond RacA-Fivo furlonRs. lie 9rande, TO
ana TO o. won; Taromie to 1 for place, second,
Walter third. Time, 1:l0.
Third Race-SlX aud half furlonRs. Jimmie K,
even and to o. won; w. 7. Ellis. TO for place,
second; Charley B. third. Time. 1888.
Fourth Race-Five and q half furlongs Enthusiast,
to and I TO @, won: smuggler, 10 for place,
second; Cold Wave third Time. 1:lo.
Firth Race-Three and a quarter rurIonRs. Sales
man. to l and even, won: Prairie Flower, 10 !
for place, second; A. u. Dade third. Time U:44.
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Odds and EAds or sport.

W. O. R-Fred Knoweson, caro- OF tho Ice PAL
acc skating Rink, lO7th street and LexIng ,on ave.
Entries for the athletic Eames and bicycle races
next with snpe5in1sndsnnt nn Brsen, AZ the ar@ory,
street Tne games will DO held ON Dec. 10 The
open events will DO % si1ty yards, tAO yards. and
yard yoyice walk. running 6iEh jump, hsndicsp
and tNo-mile bicycle race: handicap. The games
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Yachting News of Interest.

For the past two years the Nominating Commit
tee OF the New York Yacht club ana many promi-
nent members tried TO induce w. X. Vanderbilt to
accept the commodorcship OF the club. He has
agalu been asked TO accept the position, and tho
committee has hopes That his name VIII head the
ticket next year.
Eugene Hlgsinss new clyde e.hriIt steam yacht
Varuna Will. IL Is said. start for tho Mediterra-
mean on Saturday. size Is anchored In the North
River. OF the foot OF West Thlrty seventh street,
and to-day her owner VIII give q reception TO the
officers or the New York Yacht Club and number
OF his friends, T. W. ]. Hurst. Treasurer or the
New York Yacht Club. viii be one OF the guests on
the Varuna during her foreign voyage.
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Iron HILL. Dec. s.-The following the sum-
msries OF the races here to-day:
Blrst Race-Four and u half furlongs. Eliza Belle,
o To and TO l. won; Gypsy. y TO for place. SEQ.
ond; Plenty third Time, l:02.
Second Race-Six and haf furlongs. Simpleton,
TO and out. won: FerenzI l5 TO for place, SEQ.
ond imp. Philip third. Time. 1884.
Third Race-Four and half furionga. Jojap, {
to 5 and out, won; Gar, TO for place. second
Pearlbrook third. Time, l:O3.
Fourth Race-Six furIonRs Dulcie Lnrondie, o
TO and TO o. won His Grace, out for place, SEQ.
ond: Harris third. Time. l:22.
Fifth Race-Six furlongS. Cozette. o to and 2
to o, won .Rhymster. 10 o for place. second; Joe
Cutiey third. Time, l:yo.
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Bowling Games Tonight.

American NationAl-Empire. Golden Rod. and O..
lunIbia.
Uncle Sam Eational-Aurania. Brinkumer. ana
Acme.
Bank Clerks Lengue-Hanover National Bank.
United States sub.Treasury, and Citizens Saving8
Bank.
United Bowling Clubs-Section 2-washington,
Lotus OF New York. and West Harlem 2.
Archdiocessn Union Lescue-St. Agnes. Holy
Cross Lyceum, and st. Mary's.
Inter City Y. II. c. A. LeaSue-Section B--Twenty.
third street vs. Bedford, Twenty third Street Al
leys.
Carruthers National-Echo VS.. South Paw.
Capi,ol-fnroie, Bright Star, ana Madison.
Brooklyn Royal Arcanum L. ague Sub Tournaments
Island Council.
schaerer's-Cribb Saiamander, and The Star.
Sheas Casino-Prospect. Central. and Reinecke.
Arlington Natonal-Quincy VS.. Linden Grove.
Twent. sikh Ward-Glenmore Vs. Canarsio G.,
at Huller's alleys.
New Jersey Association Valencia. Indian. and
Hour.
Suburban A. C. League-suuhmit VS.. Roseville A.
A. nj Summit.
Central LeaguN-New Jersey A. C, VS.. Bayonne h
A. AT New Jersey A. c. alleys
Union League-Oritani fieid Club VS.. Jersey City
Y. NJ. G. A.. at Oritani alleys.
Forresters' League-Chlds VS.. Roselle.
Class B-Nonday Night VS.. Prospect, at Monday
Night alleys.
ESSEX County League-Insttute. Berkeley H., ana
Atalanta.
The sun., 1896-12-10
News from tho Horse World.

wnMIxGros. Dec. 9.-The parties Interested in tho
ringer Wang or Hermann as he is better known,
hav. last secured the horse. A Detroit man
went before Justice OF the Peace of Eiktou and
got y writ OF repievn. The horse was turned over
to him. Jockey and Owner Johnny Dwyer is said
to be dying Of pneumonia at Eikton. RaceKoers
Will remember him ono OF James McCormick's
star riders at Gurtenburg.
The sun., 1896-12-10

Two matches were set for decision during the
evenings proceedings. Jay Eaton was m matched
against j. d. Lumsdem. the Scottish champion
while A. Z. Weinig and Teddy Goodman were
pitted against one another. Both races were
OF the Eaton Lumsden match resulted In Iuns-
den falling. He caught sthe hind wheel OF his
opponent on the south curve and went flying
over the heads of the spectators into one OF the
boxes. Fortunately. no bones were broken. but
he was unable TO make his appearance for the
secoud heat, Goodman won the rubber in his
race with Weinig.
The sun., 1896-12-10

sr. LOUIS, Dec. V.-The suit OF the old Athletic
Club OF Philadelphia against Chris Won der Aho's
Sc. Louis sportsman's Park and Club Association.
which has been pending several years: was decided
yesterday by the Court OF Appeals. Tho suit was
Tor damages.toF Won Ahe's failure TO carry out
q contract 10 play exhibition game with the Ath-
lstics III September. 1855. The Judgment OF the
lower court Tor sow damages " sustained.
The sun., 1896-12-10
Dauut,.ss Row,pr club Election.

The Dauntless Rowing Club held their annual cleo
tpn night at tho Arena, Thrtyhrst street. near
broadway and tho following officers were elected for
the ensuing year; ,,,,. -. =
,Pr.sidsnt Horace ". Waiter; Vice ePEesldsnt Or; f.
tary. Joseph II. Knlpe: Captain. Frank Y Coiwel;
First Lleutenant, James T. lnstono ssGona Lsnten-
fraucs Z. yanderbo4et. +. L. SiIson Theodore A.
lchlnRn
The sun., 1896-12-10
S25. 900 Suit Agninst the American Tract
Society.

Conrad Wolf is suing in the Supreme Court
Brooklyn. the American Tract Society TO re-
cover S25. 600 DAMAGES. Wolf claims that dur
ing the erection of the Defendants building. AT
Nassau and Spruce streets. he rcCciN ed n frRo-
ture of the skull by brick dropping on him.
John Downey and Edward Weber, the con-
tractors are made parties To tho suit. Tue
defence alleges negligence on the part Of the
plaiHtifi.
The sun., 1896-12-10
Chairman Gia.oa's Latest Buliet,u.
The IA test bulletin of Chairman Gideon of the

L. A. w. is as follows:
suspended-For entering races and failing TO ap
pear or pay enLry fees. Nose Oshinsky Docatur; Y.
d. FitzpaIrick. Chicago: Will Frappc. linc0n: W.
il. SaAS. streator; j. II. Richie, Wnverly; Bert
Hardng.sr. Louis william splnkcr. Lincoln Frank
Wing, Ottawa; IL. A. Canneld. Terrlll; FREDERICK
Thompson, Canton; II. Llnneworth. ST. Louis:
Jesse Curry. AURORA; y. W. Houser, Lincoln; III. z.
Woods. Edwin Edwards aud Len II. conklin, Chi.
cHgo
Declared Professionalism. G. Harding. st. Louis;
w. W. wuerrschmdt Des Mnines; W. j. Gun.
ningham. Fremont, Neb., aud ii. Taylor. Brooklyn.
The sun., 1896-12-10
Billiard. Mt the N. Z. A. C.

The billiard tournament for the cham pionship
OF tho New York A. C. was continued yesterday.
In the afternoon Fred Oakes, the present cham
pion, defeated Maxwell f. More by score OF
70 to "a Last night DIR. Samuel Ketch sur
prised the spectators by defeating Frank q.
Bishop by q score OF 75 TO 90.
The sun., 1896-12-10
Beck Beats Olsen In the Revolver Tourna-
nent.

The tie In the Knickerbocker Revolver Tournament
for second and third places between Oscar Olsen OF
Minneapolis and Theodore Z. Beck OF Newark was
shot on on the range of the Knickerbocker Athletic
Club last night The conditions were twenty-five
shots at tho l0yard range and twenty-five shots st
Ihc 20'yard range To tue surprise OF many, Beck
won by score OF A4A points to Osen's +3A
The sun., 1896-12-10
Forgot Who stahhsa Him at the Funeral.

BRIDGEPORT, Conn, Dec 0,-John Mudoon.
who was arrested recently for stahbing Walter
Jordan, was acquitted in the City Court this
morning because Jordan insisted that he had
no recollection of the quarrel. lie said no did
not Know who stabbed him. The men quar-
rolled over MuldOon's refusal u act US
pa!lbcarer at the funeral OF Mrs. Jordan.
The sun., 1896-12-10
Archie Young Elected CapIaia 81 Wssisy:
ans Football Eleven.

MIDpLETowN, Dec. 0.-Archie Young. 'Os one
of the celebrated twins from New Britain was
to-day elected captain of the Wesleyan football
eleven for next year.
The sun., 1896-12-10
BAsHETBlLE.
UniveFsity OF PsunsyivasIe Easily Defeats
AdeIphi Academy.

1
The basketball teams Of Adelphi Academy OF
Brooklyn and the University Of Pennsylvania
met last night In the gymnasium OF the Brook
lyn boys. The contest throughout was lively
and kept the large number OF spectators In q
fermcnt of excitement. Even the pretty girls
who were there could not refrain from venting
their bubbling enthusiasm when occasion war;
ranted. They also Joined in some Of the college
yells.
Gilmore hit the bail rs It left tho referees
hand few minutes after $3.50 O'Clock, and
sent it flying toward Pennsyvlania's goal. 1t
was quickly returned, and q series of quick
tackles and defensive work brought 1t toward
Adelphrs line Gilmore tried TO get the sphere
again, but was neatly downed, and before ho
was aware the ball was In the Adelphi's dis
trict once more. A sharp skirmish followed, in
which both sides gave an exhibition Of strength
and science. After ten minutes of play Hedges
threw goal for the visitors. Two minutes
later he scored another from the field. Gillin-
der made goal on foul shortly nfterward.
The Adelphi boys were somewhat ratified, and
just as time was up Hedges scored his third
successive goal. Gilmore, for the Adelphis, put
the ball In the basket from the field, while Capt.
Forney made point on u foul. Tho scores at
the end or the half was: University OF Pennsyl-
vana, z: Adelphi, 8.
In the second half Hedges was in evidence
again, and did some fine tacklinR. He moved
down his opponents In true football style and
put the ball just in reach Of his comrades. FL
nally Hedges scored another goal. while MILL
gan made three points and Gilinder one for the
visitors on fouls. NJ. w. Forney made one point
on fouls for the Adephis, leaving the final score
13 to In favor OF the visitors. The lineup:
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The list accredited to tho Engllshmen does
not include the Manchester Noven ber meeting.
which marks the close of racing on the other
side.
The sun., 1896-12-10
\ step Toward GrttInE New Hail or
Records.

Al a meeting OF tie Sinking Fund Commits
sion yesterday Mayor Strong, Comptroller
Fitch, and Alderman Olcott wcro appointed .
committee TO selec: u site FOR the nrw liall OF
Records Corporation Counsel scott Will pre-
pare the bill to bo submitted ~ the Legislature
aut hnTiIing the purchase OF the site and tho
erection OF the huilding
The sun., 1896-12-10

i{y; r. Ranson: ~. Total. i.6l1:, 'n""n'
146; Bubier. igo: Pearson. iSs: sardner. iss,,
LSnSe. los; Rich, lS7; Gallagher. isp; Brown. i47
,o The third gan game Of St the psooklyn Royal Arcanpm
,di East sS New corrSsn iss seniSr. 1ie Moore
SON 1885, Sims. 90. Total, SO. @-'''
| SECOND
Mullen iiS; aer,on 1856 h Tess! sas az SIMS iS';
court is Oliver sas Mer a6s Total se ss5 5n0n'sn
THIRD
st Bsdford-ynn 'c, pcnsen I5e: Norris 1925 Montsn-
OF; Fast New S Moore. iiS; Enss
T
FIRST oAnE.
& RusaeS slessf9 icS
I & hah
SECOND GAME
frsha is' s. k'fass < Rssn s'' ,G /
Key &c., no.l sI o4fea 5 Mcdonald lst
GAME.
Kelly. sli ~ lSl; Mosr, I4s: To!sl. 20:
i's; carroon. lsAi q. SPAIN. i7o. Total iSS.
The Nadjy. Apollo. and Belvidere teams d vided the
donors "a tuesday nights seric. or the BrOoslya
National tournament. The scores;
FIRST CANE.
Nadty-Marshall. 1zs: Mathies, l54, J. Hummsl,
l7I nos,a Stephens, I7e; %ealy: 1877 Total Total s4s
17o Gsnn i5s Brehauer. I5i Tot To,a 7ss ssnm'
SECOND GAME
ApoiloIKeppler. 2o2; Krause. lee, y. Hummsl,
BeiviaereFroech. iss; kel,s. rs: Ga hanss s 1ss,
Fe,sler, 1856; Grauer. ISL. Total, $50. -'''
THIRD GAME.
Sc Sc To fSS 1851
NadJy-Mnrshall. 1855: Mathies. lTR; J. HummeI,
1'4i stephens 1885, Sealo. los. Total 500.
Tho games in schaefrer's Brooklyn tournament on
Tuesday night resulted as follows:
ss hsSs iss ra's soe
SECOND GAME.
Melrose No. 2.Roth. l7a; Smith, 100; Hopper. .16a,
schoomaker. $50. Total. oes.
~. 1885 Taylor, 1885, II. Mccormick. is7. Total,
ssy, las; Ehler. lse' M. Mccormick. 100. Total.
s is T. ;s 4s nss ss
5: sS:s
ment ON Tuesday night:
FIRST GAME
Tourist-Hosten; lag; cIabun. 90; Housman.
Ia; Petry. llS; Doescher, l54. Total. Cos.
Hoodoo-Spitzhon.l i 49, Denninger, 1877; oRourks
1885, Campbell. 1&o: Mitchell, l6g. Total, IT'S.
SEC oSp GAME.
Tourist-Holsten. 1893; Clabun. Io8: Housmans
19$; Petry. 1873; Doe.cher. 14s. Total. 7s9
Henebund-Byer. li0: Scringhr, 175; RebeA-
stein, l74; Haas. le9; Miller, lT6. Total, ss4.
Hoodco-SpZhof. lb5; Denunger, 60; O'Rourk0
III; Campbell. 1877: Mitchell. TT. Total, 797.
Heinebund-Byer. %: Scringhr, 17S; Rebon-
stein, lo9i Haas, 143; Miller, $50. Total, sl4.
The following is the score Of game played bs-
tween the ten-men teams of the Elizabeth A. q.
and tho New Jeraey Bowling Club. In the Amateur
Bowling Association series, on Tuesday night:
Elizabeth A. C.-Davis. 1872: Chamberlain. 1906
Ogden. l4S: Van Derveer, l72; Sours, 149; Karr,
e0l. Morrel lit; Pope, l62; Lane. l61; Dimock.
l65. Total 1893.
New Jersey Bowling club-Lembock. 1se; Taach.
1sl; Faber, 1873; Merritt, lB4: Cummings. l5l; Jor.
dan. l24; Van kueren. leo; Fowler, ia; Sutton,
1905 Lawrence, las. Total. 1884.
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II was said last night that an athletic club In
this city would offer SO, 900 purse for u twenty
round go" between Tom Sharkey and Peter
ter part OF January or during tho first week of
February,
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Oxford Defeats Cambridge at Football
LONDON, Dec. e.-Oxford defeated Cambrides
At football at KenSington to-day by q score Of
points TO q.
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POLO ON ICE.
New York Defeats ST. Bartholomew By
Six Goals to One.


The first club night OF the season attracted an
unusually largo crowd to the Ice SIX ating Palace,
107th street and Lexington avenue. last night.
Tho clubs represented were: Jupiter La
dies Bowling Club. Montcar A. c., Passaic A.
c., Yonkers A. c.. st. Bartholomew A. c.. Pas
time A. c., and Knickerbocker Skating Club.
There were fully 5000 persons present when the
starters in tho one-mile amateur scratch race
toed the mark. The contestants were Rogers,
Toklas and Phillips. At the pistol shot Rogers
took the lead followed by Toklas and Phillips.
The latter dropped out on the third lap. and
Rogers and Toklas had 1t nip and tuck for
seven laps. Toklas took tho lead on the last
turn Rnd looked like Il sure winner, but when
about five yards from the finish he fell. which
enabled Rogers TO win by about four yards
The time was minutes SO seconds.
The most interesting feature OF the evening
was the match game of polo between the New
York and st. Bartholomew teams. The game
was the first Of n series OF three arranged be-
tween the two teams. and the followers OF both
were out in force. The st. bartholomew boys
were weak on the defensive and lack ed practice
while the New York lads played their usual
brilliant game. About two seconds after play
kohler got tho ball in an exchange OF drives
md, unassisted. sent II in the net for goal for
New York. On another pretty drive Cannall
st. Bartholomews sent the ball into his own
basket, which gave to New York another goal.
In the second half st. Bartholomew got goal
score being: New York, O; St. Bartholomew, l.
The lins-uu.
The sun., 1896-12-10

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A few OF the exclusive Christmas
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The postponed game Lvtweeu the Catholic m
Palma clubs IN The Amateur bowling Associate
on tuesday night resulted as follows;
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