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Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1897-02-18

TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY.
Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. All
refund the money II It fails to cure 80
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"PARSON" DAVIES TALKS.
I fhleCsy Will Net Fight Choynski He VIII
Match Joe Against Corbett.

Z fMoCoy Will Net Fight Choynski Ne will
Match 100 Against C0rbett.
CHICAGO. Dec. 30.-There Is q possibility that
the weight question may be a bar to tho pro-
posed fight between Mccoy and Choynski, In
which case the contest with Ftzsimmons will
DO declared OF and tho latter will turn his at.
tention TO Corbstt. "Parson" Davies said. when
his attention was called to New York kilograms,
In which Mccoy had begun to haggle over
weight. that he was not surprised.
Mccoy Is the man of apologies" said Dayies.
II is forever telling what tho other boxers
ought to do. and always lodging the main
issue. 1t really looks 10 me as though he was
booming himself for the stage and wanted to
make his reputation by newspaper notori-
ETY.. Now look at this. Here In ono
telegram Mccoy 10 talking of meeting
Choynski at 1853 pounds. and In another he 10
seeking Q match with Joe Goddard, who weighs
200 pounds. Do you ever hear of Choy nski
they fought at Frisco Certainly not.
vit looks a, to me n. a. ~ Though a ftsr The glamour Of
After that contest i met Mccoy in the Giissny
n hsss ch MSS YORK fS t faS hS pF0%% os . to w siye the the
mentioned about weiEhta. Mccoy being
pretty well satisfied with a contest at
10 nov AFRAID that's about tho size OF IL. You
when sent that " 900 check to New York last
Coy's trail. md We will push tho Kid until we
Now III just tell you what IN do. II Mccoy
does not want 70 light Choynski. and corbett
y also afraid Of F~itzsimnons. I'll allow my TOR.
feit 70 stand for a hght between Choynskf aud
simmons"MceOy Ssht'"' " tue f'1'
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WHIST.
weeAL's Results Or Tournamsnt PinyinE In
This CITY asa Brooklyu.

weoh,s Results or Tournausnt Playing In
This CITY asa Brooklyn.
The New jersey Whist Club will mako en- at
tempt TO get the A. W. L. trophy away from
baltimore tomorrow. The last time these two
teams met, on Oct 10. the match was n tie. and
New Jersey won on the additional eight boards
by the narrow margin Of two trtcks. The Balt-
more players have always been sore over this
defeat. and they expect to give New Jersey such
o thrnshing tomorrow that there will be no
donbt about which In the better team. New
Jersey. on the other hand. 10 not q bit afraid OF
Baltimore, and Capt. Otis fully expects to come
back with tho cup under his arm.
this city and Brooklyn during the week follows:
Knicketbocter whist ciub-Tuesdsy night game
FSS Ss' Il iI pfus; TSGs %sas and % Watson pai Sae Of su. ana Z.
. pius; stfcs and Giihooly, q plus. As the new team
S 90 sSs s.a Z % %oSia is ses sGp s iSSf' t Se % mem R Seie's eSt ting
into good shape to play for the state trophy. They
play the comnon.sense game. with . leaning TO the
sroSfiyn WHIST clue-Monaay night game, Mitchell
system for pairs-w. c. De witt and r. s. Parker
again DISTINGUISHED themselves by pulling on the top
: sSS w. .I La We : sad saiiey s p,s{ :. as ssiii aaa : r S;qsi T. :.
Baker and wssms q al \ and 2. NJ 7 s + ,sSders e date sso
f Donald and NIB ). bisu "a n the order named: Wed.
nesdsy night game for pairs-Mccully and Josephson
. econ i' win iSp j. so'' The tsaders are; Taylor and Elwsii.
i,onr bland Women's club--The top scores were
made ~ Mrs.; E,,on and Mr.; Irish; Q Plus : : a. and i :.
This places Miss Wilton sttl further In the lead for
nrst place. The neIt guest might will be on thurs,
day evening. Jan. 9. at the Union League CLUB. brook
lyn. and q large attendance II expected.
Wopen's Whist clue-wsdnssaay morning s;,me
aud Mrs. Pierpon. plus IN, N and b. Mrs. Thompson
and Mlss Lily Alien scored plus IL. e and W. The
next guest night will be on Thursday. Jan. Q.
whist Clubof New York.-The best scores last night
were made by Marouand and Browning, plus z; Hnw-
klns and Newman, plus Q. II. B. Newman 10 still In
nrt place for tricks. while Foster. spanord. Floyd.
aud Henry arc tied for the greatest number OF plus
scores.
The following ne the results of the games for
the State trophy in New Jersey this week:
N. ]. O. Sectiun-EliZabeth Cheas and Whist defeat
ed the Jersey City Club by seven tricks. The winning
team was: i. Edson, 8. A Brown. a. J. Hemphill. and
A. p. Roberts. Elizabeth A. C. defeated the Park Club
by one trick. The winning team was: L. F. Weeks,
". n. Lane, Il. L. Saltonstall, and J. Il. Odiorne.
D., L. and ". Section-Sew Jersey Whist Club dc
fented Roseville Athletics by nine tricks. The win
ming team WA: II. r. Aymow. n. Hhshheld, J. NJ.
Maftinson. and 7. Z. Otis. This game settles the re-
suit in this section.
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nrominent rnanufacfurers said that they knew
npthinr Of tho Hoard OF Trades proposed
change Of base, others oxpressed the hcpe thhs
fanturnrs who have big stores In tho city have
been 60 overrun by pereons who are enxious 70
innpeut The 1898 models, especially the chain
LEES wheels. that their business has bepn 1t .
stnndstiii. Some of them say they would well
come a cycle show as q RELIEF and else az q me
stock IN trade viii be. Tho fact that the do
mand for the nhainless wheels has not yet
arRumen for a nhow at which these now ma
chimes may DO thoroughly Inspected by the
public. Even II, as some membera OF the Board
eible, q ehow confined to local exhibitors VIII
be welcomed by the wheeling public.
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Basketball.

The Brownie " team Of the Yonkers Y. M. Q.
A. journeyed over the bridge to Brooklyn yes
terday to try conclusions with the noted
"Midret b" team Of Adelphi Academy. A largo
Yonkers boys showed a thorough knowledge Of
team play. In the first half they scored g points
the Adelphians, who were outclassed. Brown
ies." % points; "Midyets," @. The lineup fol-
Keene, left forward; Watt. centre; Morey. left guard;
"MidSsts p. Jenire. RICH. forward; Stafford.
left forward: e; Mason captain. centre; q. Grlnith.
right guard; G. Harris. left guard.
The Mount Morris basketball team faced the
Knickerbocker A. q. cracks in che latter's gym:
nasium last night, and instead Of being - easy"
tSf t asm *; a a; C. al me sim tnes IN Mef fset tet *. m Visiso an
played q much stronger. game than the score
Indicates, and the home players had to resort to
the best played in the X. A. c. gym this sea-
Knlckerbocker A. c.-Keown. right forward; Ficke.
left forward; Waters, centre; Kinney. right guard'
Mount Merris-McMahan. right forward: Wright.
left forward Mexican. centre: stripple. right guards
Troutman. left guard.
The annual New Years eve game Of basket:
ball between the Institute A Of Newark and
s ssr's I sympasiu M Alter It the e'G game q the 90" usual ansi
celebration will take place;
of the honors in each. Tho record follows:
Nov. 20. Stamford. 80; High School, 8. Dec. 4.
Stamford. 40; Company b OF Norwalk, 5. Dec.
II, Stamford. %; Association Students. 10.
dated. /. Dec: II. stamford, o: Mount Morris
ford e, p "a; % y hstss%' I. Ne c. 20 A. "a IL T. r. ND Mt.
Stamford, 10; HuRuenots of New Rochelle, Z.
Total points, Stamford. 1877; opponents, 81.
A basketball team has been organized by the
Eleventh Separate Company of Mount Vernon.
The opening game will be with the Westcheeter
formers armory tonight.
The first and second teams OF the st. George
a. c.. defealed the first and second teams of tho
Grace Chapel A. A: at the formers gymnasium
on Wednesday night. The results were as fol-
lows: st. George hrst. 9; Grace Chapel hrst. z;
The Plaintield Y. N. c. A. basketball team do
feated the Newark Y. N. c. A. team In Newark
on Wednesday night by IT to Is.
The Central High School basketball team Of
Philadelphia will play its first game in this
city tonight against DR.. Savage's Physical In
the Philadelphians will line up against the
Twenty-third Street branch Y. M. @. A. team,
at the Association Hall.
AS the Knickerboeker A. C. team will only
play registered teams after Jan. ], several dates
will be lett open on account of cnnceliing games
Games are desired on an OF the following q ates:
Jan. o and 10, Feb. II and "A, March 10, II.
and "a.
ing games of basketball ever played here oc-
cured tonight in the biz arnory, which was
packed with spectators. The contending teams
were from the Suburban Club Basketball Asso.
citation Of 127th street, New York, and the Fifth
Separate Company. this city. The former won
by o score of 4 " y.
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idsa o. i~nauauratlng some radical chanEes for
the government Of road racing for the ueason oi
1888 Tho announcement that II 10 proposed 10
opon the membership In the association to pro
fessionals has already been made known. me
idea Q! assuming Jurisdiction oyer the road rae
ing interests In this. country. like the l.. A. W,
does with track racing, IL also being considered.
The wisdom OF such a move Will come mp at
next month: The plan az outlined is e. REQUIRE
ofnoinl sanction for road contests, An9ibt upon
the Observance OF one set Of road.Iacing rulos.
and make Iidere and olnbs emenable 70 the Q.
y c. f9r. violation OF the rules OF tho associa.
ton: The sentiment In some sections Of the
country 70 against races on the public high.
waya. and y y maintained that the reCogntuop
y eSnat ~ I'LL senns .IhS spvss WI nesS
rncea And Of nuttIrT the Hporf on a atronrer
hasia-
-
The nan of1nore ~ the Nauv Ynrk fsoosnla1e NJ
the \. a, w nnnouncsS ysStcraSy thst ths SoI..
49, 'Ssah 49, ~ ~ ~
LOw,nR SeanlniseseS n@Ne oeoh apPeAnVou toe Vno
ensuing year.
streets, Highvnya and signboards-o W. Mason.
A.. n. Curtin, win r. Pttthpn. 3. A. Grow, q. \.
schsfier, c. g; Peters, and y, a. hyrckt
Rights aud PriyileRes-G. A. Heansy, N. ". Drown.
George Q. Fenneil, I. Z. EckeTt, Jr., ". q. Open
helmer. n. n. Bidding. Jr.. and Z, N. Jacobua.
Ways and heana-Joheph J. O'Dpnahue, Jr., Isaac
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N. G. D. Borden has imported 100 tons Of Welsh
coal from Cardiff, Wales. for tn trial tests OF tho
new boilers with which the yacht Sovereign has been
recently 1tted.
Robert Goelet's big steam yacht NahmA's coal
chorage OF stapIeton, The MAMMA will sail for the
1t Is rumored that George W Childs Drexel Of the
N. Y. Y, O. will lengthen his steam yacht Alccdo
twenty tive feet. The work will be done by the Har.
Ian a Holiingsworth Company. at Wilmington. Del
where the yacht was built. II IL also stated that
Owner Drexel is contemplating changing her boilers
ana enlarg ny the coal bunkeru, so as to carry 100
tons or fuel instead OF eighty. The Alcedo was
built last spring. her dimensions being as follows;
Length over all. ls0 feet; length on tho water line,
lba feet' beam. "a fert z inches; drsught. IL feet.
She arrived Al her home port, Philadelphia. on tho
10th " this month. after a long cruise in European
waters Capt. Dyer 10 Atill in mi
1t Is reported that Ben. Thomas ". Hyde of Bath,
Ne, has sigped q contract for the construction OF the
largest steam yacht ever init In this country. There
Is considerable speculation relAtive to the ownership
OF the new vratt, a. d tn names OF George J. GouI /
Harry Payne Wnitlry, John Jacon Aston, and several
other milliunairts are mentioned as proprietorb. 1t
10 pr"bnble, however, that the private signal OF Col.
Oliver II. Payne Will nOat from her truck when she ia
finished. Col. Pavne chartered the big AUXILIARY
steamer Ell amor last summer and crulsed In her I ur
months. He was elected q member OF the New York
Sapht CLUB during the past season. Tho new yacht
Will be q grsat deal larger than the Eleanor, when
waA built by the same nrm three years ago, and her
construction decorations, and furnishings will be on
an elaborate scale.
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New ORLEANS. Dec. 30.AHarry Duke and
Sligo met for the second time to-day. and Sligo
was again defeated. Duke was an odds-on favor
tie and won by q half length. The hurdle event
was won in a gallop by Brakeman at good odds.
Summaries:
First Race-sering. one mile.-what Next, 1oo
Dupee). 10 to 1. won; Spring Time. o5 (Wilson). I to
!, second; Ardath. i03 Dictionary. 4 to l. third.
Time, l:ibs.
second Race-Six and q half furlongs.-Dudley T..
los (Dupee). 10 to ]. won; Belle Of Memphis, l07
tBarrettl. 4 to 8. second; Clufon, io2 tBurns). 8 to !.
third. Time, I:f4L.
Third Race-Hurdle; one and one.eighth miles
Brakeman, l9p (Wiiliams). 0 to /. won; Repeater.
1875 (Hoganl, 1 TO 8. second; Uncle Jim. 1870 (Kidd).
2 to e. third. Time, 300.
Fourth Race-Six furlongs-Harry Duke, 100
(Combs). I to 2. won; Sligo. l07 CBurns), out for
place. second; Hibernia Queen, lo4 (southard), 90 to
!, third. Time. l:i6St.
Fifth Race-Selling; ono and one.six.eenth miles.-
Viscount. 9S tBurns). 4 to 8. won; La Moore. l0l
quit. $ to !. second; Mount Warrington W tDeam)
10 to I, third, Time. 1853.
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PhysieaI Directors to Meet.

NEW HAVEN. Dec. 30.-A remarkable session
of the physical directors Of all the leading COL
leges and universities in the country will begin
In New York tomorrow morning at the rooms
of tho Knickerbocker Athletic Club. Tho main
plan 10 to secure uniformity in measurement
and general physical culture. At present half o
dozen giants claim the title of intercollegiate
strong man" but as Their 10 no uniform system
Of measurements their claims cannot DO settled.
strong mons claims will be adopted. A uni.
form SYSTEM Of Technology. making q clean.cut
will DO introduced. The Association OF College
Gymnasium Directory will tomorrow DO put on
now President and DR.. Savage OF Columbia 10
Secretary.
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corr.
rrssDesss 81 = Fsnrs rsteh To-srsrrow ss
HN umh~wn~r. % -

PFsspests 80 \ Renm Msteh To-msrrow ~
laheSeed.
A stronr daIeEatioa Of golfers from tho Fair
neld County Golf club win journey down to
Lakewood this afternoon for the New Years
holidays. In the party will DO Frank Sanger.
J. ". Curtiss. George Phelps. r. N. Freeman.
ana Ed Curtiss. while r. s. Douglas, Or. Mar
tin, and J. NJ. Mason will 10 there tomorrow.
Each man in the party haa a chip on HE
shoulder. and, should the men Of the Golf Club
Of Lakewood show the right spirit, q team
match will probably DO arranged. 10 take place
on the Lakewood links. as the course will
bo free from other players in consequence
OF the professional match at the Ocean
County Hunt and Country Ciu Three addi-
ticnal entries were received yesterday for the
l Tss sdd sHqpns% %Sps w sHisilit,1 Bu inS i Tie open 90 sw eSaSs:
pion OF 1894; Sam Tucker Of the Dykor Meadow
Golf Club ana Arthur q. Griffith OF the West-
brook Golf Club.
There viii DO an cightecn.hoie members han
dicap at tho Dykcr Meadow Golf Club tomorrow
and also q long-drivinE contest. The thaw yes
terday cleared the snow from the links, and the
conditions should favor low scoring.
IAKEwoop, N. J.. Dec. so.,IIhe party q New
he their second S SaySss sport, and utillseS the Inks
Geld Of players included Col. Harvey, tho Rev.
DR.. 8. Delaney Townsend, George W. Young,
tho Hon. M. J. O'Brien, A. D. Chandler. r. W.
Stevenson. J 8. Aucrbach, J.P. O'Brien. ii. J.
Luce. and H. A. Borrowe. Col. Harvey played
from scratch, and Judge 0'Brlen. Mr.,
Stevenson. and the Rev. DIR. Townsend
had , an ssS rys S,a Of t SSr,s strokes .ns oS Mr
Stevenson tied for the win. the former
winning the play.off by 2up. Judge O'Bricn then
played Mr.. Young, yesterdays winner. for Q
choice Of cups. Tho match resulted IN q tic. A
play-off OF one hole gave q victory to Mr.. Young.
Meantime the telephone between Lakewood and
Theodore Il. Starr's in New York had boen kept
warm, as a result OF which two other handsome
loving cups came down., one offered by. tho
women as a consolation prize for yesterdays
match. This trophy fell to II. A. Borrowe, and
the fourth cup was taken by A. d. Chandler,
New HAVEN, Dec. 3o."-The annual tourna-
ment of the New Haven Golf Club. which has
been In progress n month, Is now narrowed
down to the final matches. Tboy are between
Postmaster Frank g. Beach of this city and Gty
Weiiman Of Yale. As Mr.. Wellman was obliged
TO 60 homo to Friendship. N. j., for his Christ-
mas vacation, the finals were deferred until after
the Yale midwinter torn begins, when the tour
nament will DO finished on the Prospect Hill
links.
LAKEWOOD. Dec. 3o.-The regular match In
the cup series was played to-day on the Country
Club links and was won by a new player in the
| series. George w. Young, President of the
United States Mortgage and Trust Company,
whose handicap was rather liberal, The scores:
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The Atlanta Boat Club OF this city Will celebrate
It's nftieth anniversary on Feb. o with a reception al
Lenox Lyceum.
Tho annual meeting and election OF officers OF the
Nameless Boat Club OF BROOKLYN viii be held on ne1
Monday evening.
W. 7. Mynath is a candidate for the Presidency OF
the Nautilus Boat Club OF brooklyn, and Secretary A.
L. Goeigens Will doubtless be the clubs next Treas
viii be held on Jan: 20. Tho boys have nttsd up
eiubhoase' H'R. Einmins has dseidsd ~ ratrs t n
the cAptaincy,
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In the second winter shoot OF the New York Rife
Club at Zettler's gallery on Wednesday evening the
competition for the clubs championship trophy was
opened. G. Z. King winning 1t for the first time with
the handsome score OF rs on the small twenty-five.
ring target, Secretary r. J. Young being second man
with az and President L. h. Barker third with 40.
In tho medal match Young scored twice 249 points
out of the 25O poss BILE on the regular target, adding
Two for the ten necessary TO WIN the Esecond medal,
Z. b. Barker has one score. $40, made on Wednesday
for the second medal. and three including 23s. for tho
third med al. to his credit. G. Il. King made the best
score OF the day. 2I5 points. necessary to win nrst
med al; his second best score counted 239. No other
winning scores were made In this match.
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New Years Preparations or the Central Branch
or HPooklyn.

The Central branch OF the Y. N. c. A. will keep
open house to the young men OF tho city ON New
Years Day. Its fine building az Fulton and Bond
streets. Brooklyn, will be open for inspection In overy
department. Unusual preparations have been made
for the entertainment OF guests, and an elaborate
10 TO is O'Clock. the athletic features Of the associa.
tons work will be fully shown by means OF a gym.
exercises. match eames OF handball, and a basket
ball contest between the teams OF the Central branch
and Pratt Institute. From l to 0 O'Clock avariety OF
attractions will be offered. including an orchestral
concert by the association orchestra OF twenty-five
pieces. Edward d. Grout. the newly elected Presi
dent of the borough, aud other officials will be pres.
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Results Mt Iron Hill.

as follows:
First Race-Four and a half f~urlongs.-salesman. o
to l and 2 70 l, won; W. q. Harling. i to Y for place,
second; Fedora third. limo. l:o2.
Second Raoe-Six furlongs.-Mohawk. y to 3 and 8
to D. won; O'Hearn. even for place. second; Metropo-
lis third. Time. 1:26Js.
Third Race-Four aud q half furlongs.-Lucette,
ond; Phil Thompson third. Time. 1901.
Fourth Race-Six furlOngs.-9ould. Q to b and l
TO e. won; Ph@dra. 8 to 9 for place, second; Vent
third. Time, 1898.
Fifth Rsreh-SiX furlonEs. bessie Browning & to .
and I to 2. Won: Speedy. 7 to o for place. second;
silva third. Time, 1:2A.
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LEXINGTON. Dec. 3o.-sir Walter, the great race
horse. tStyears old. by imp. Midiothian-Lascala which
was Thought to have been retired and sent to J. B.
again and will not be at Elmdorf. He 10 at II. p.
Headlcy's Beaumont stud. this county, where he wai
taken yesterday. together with four brood mares
Nut Brown. Ny Own. Ida K. dam OF Ida p~ickwickl },
and Fireworks (sister TO Dew Drop. he will be bred
TO- these mares and. perhapsl to several others hui
VIII be taken East IN the spring. trained and raced Ia
his owners think he will be q useful horse next sea
son.
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Baseball Notes.

New HAyES. Dec. 3O.-Tommy Corooran OF this city,
~shoftstOp for tho Cincinnati baseball nine the past
GeAICn, mas -nmen his brother Phil. the crack
pitcher OF the Connecticut state League. to the Gin,
olnnsti team for next season. He has Just resolved
wurd that Phil wIl get q trial with the X DIS. Pail "
winterlnH at hts homo here. He played Lass season
with the Mcriden champions.
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Reteree-J, A. Fenwick. New York 4. G.. Umpirel
For 81 Nicholas, Pope for Moutclair. I'M. Time
keeper-J. A., Tuthill, MOntclRir Az G~oRls-DArroI
81, Calender 90. Larncd 80, N. Hornteck (Sl, G
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Hockey.

The second st. Nicholas hockey team and tho
amateur sailormen OF the Naval Battalion
played at the ST. Nicholas RIM last night The
second team was strengthened by Barron and
Stevens. but the visitors put up an exception
ally nne game and won out in the second half
after an exciting and well-played game. Rider
drove both goals for the Naval Battalion In the
first hall, one being made without any interior
ence. Miller and Lu Fargo scored for the home
players. the half ending with the score 9 10 ..
Walton scored the deciding goal In tho second
half. The lineup:
81. Nicholas I'd 1eum. Positions. HapaI Battalion.
Spies. .-.....,.rr.,. Goal ............ ..... Gilmore
Isslin ...,..."-.... -. Point. .....,........ Slack
Inm4n ....""....coy point ..... ........ Bill
"a Ferse""'"'''l '.'"''tn.hider
bAffou' ~ .,''.' '..Locku man
Stevens ...".n...J l.....Crawford
The championship game in the Amateur
Hockey League tournament at the Clermont
Avenue Ice Rink, Brooklyn, last night. BET ween
the Montclair A. q. and st. Nicholas Skating
Clubs teams developed into a rough-and-tumblo
Montclairs was SO badly hurt by. Bob Wrenn
that Mt hrst 1t was thought he would have TO be
removed from the r nix. He pluckily continued
after treatment BY O physician, however.
The game resulted in n victory for the New
Workers. In the first half st. Nicholas scored
four goals. ono by Barron on u pass from Cal
lender, Calender on u pass from Chase.
n pass from Wrenn, The Montclairs were shut
out. In the second half NJ. Hornfeck scored
two goals and Jus HoTnfeck one goal, while St
Nicholas scored four goalf on throws by Barron.
Calender, and Larned. Tho final score was:
st. Nicholas, y goals; Montclair A. c., 8. The