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wheeling Notes.

the New York division OF the l.. A. W. to hold the
annual state meet in June.
The Harlem Wheemen have appointed Thomas A.
Roe, Robert L. Shaw and Richard J. Nellis as com.
mittee TO arrange for q tournament on the National
Circuit this year
BALTIMORE, Feb wv. q. Lecompte OF this city and
A. C. Moran OF Washington have been matched for q
twentyny mile paced bicycle race to take place
q track In this vicinity In the spring.
Tho Ninth Regiment A. A. will hold an open bicycle
meeting At the armory on March I2, The list Of
events IS as followsi AinateurOne'mile novice,
mile handicap, two-mile handicap One.mile open;
National Guardsmen. ProfeSsional-0ne mile scratch
Racing Board reads a. Follows; The seattle Y. NJ O.
A. and track have been restored to good standing
Suspension has been removed from ard Delsen
Philadelphia. James Rankin, Jr, Akron, o., and Ed
ward Desem, philadelphia. have been transferred TO
the professional ranks Charles BonEe Philadelphia
has been suspended until March 4. 1898. for failure
to ride"
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In the weekly tournament for pairs at the
Whist Club Of Now York. Hawkins and Gleason
and Taylor and Eiwell tied for first place Tho
former, howeyer, won on decimals. Tho lead
ers 70 date arc: Taylor and Elwell for the great
est number OF matches. Spafford for the most
kills. and Hawkins and Gleason for the
highest score.
The Women's Whist Club OF Brooklyn enter.
tained their guests on Thursday night with
compass tournament, which was largely attend.
Heald, plus 12, N and s. and Mrs Wade and
Mr.. Tolar, plus IL, Il and w. Other good scores
bell and partner. 8.
Tho fourth annual match between the Hamil.
ton and tho Lincoln clubs, forty.four mon on
each side, was played At the Lincoln Club
BroQklyn, on Thursday night, and was won by
the home club By three tricks; The best scores
water. SouLhwick and Wood. for Hamilton; !;
and George King and Dickson. Thompson and
ketGIalr Tor the Iincelne. The return contest
Wtt be played on March q
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prsshiyul Hish sshesi wins tire Championship
&c tho n.our ns,ana Z. n. 4.

ftho IouE hs,ana Z. \. Il
The second annual skating races Of the Long
Island Interscholastio Athletic League at tho
Clermont Avenue Rink yesterday were enjoyed
By large and enthusiastic crowd Of spectators.
In the afternoon the trial heats were run of,
and In the evening the winners Of those events
faced the starter for championRhip honors.
Manager Herbert r. Brown had q specially pre-
pared ffteen.lap track laid out. Handsome
medals wcro awarded to the first, second, and
third contestants In the final heat Of each event.
while the school making the most points received
championship trophy. Tho school whose
members were most numerous got q fine silk
banner. Tho Brooklyn High School carried or
the honors OF the tournament, winning tho point
prize and tho banner for largest number OF rep
resentativos present. Summary Of tho events
follows:
Adelphii Albert simis. High school. second. Time
g8 Y,, seconds. Second heat won by Howard Hoffman
Time. % seconds Third heat % won ' by Arthur "6 b.
Timc. 20 rs seconds. Final heat won an py HOFFMAN,
aoTSsoH ns s,sooPG P5at, third Time ss ID sccenGs
wSn xaeSh SS cssslss soSd r. oSa s%s
Reilly. High School. third. Tine. minutes Vi SEQ
school au'tsys Kehr. Adephi. second, J. =. John
son. Pratt. third. Time. 8 minutes 40 a.5 seconds
third Fine minute. n IS sccoaa. ea1 second in0"'0n
gH0 Yards, Jnnior-First heat won by r. Marston,
Randolph Poy Prep thYsd TnD T%e 20 sIsa seconds
Second heat won by Clarence Rhoades, High Schools
Gustave Kehr Adelphi, second; Francis Herreschoff,
Poly Prep" third. Time p1ic seconds. Third
haub. "Poiy Prep" secondi Clarence w Stevens,
Pratt. third. Time 80 seconds. Final heat won by
seconds.
:, Half ,iile-First heat won by Charles R. Smith,
Arthur selorer, Adeiphi. third Time. minute Al
seconds Second heat. walkovef. Final heat won by
Thomson, Hoffmann second. Smith third. Time.
minute 42 seconds. Smith fell on the third lap
Quarter Mile-First heat won by Charles r. Smith.
Pratti How ard Hoffman second Time. 4S 2.5 sec.
onds. Second heat won by II. @. Baldwin. High
School; r. H. Thompson second. Time. 81 30 Sec
onds. Final heat won by Smith, Thompson second,
Baldwin third. Time. so seconds.
Five Miles-won by Charles r. Smith. Pratt; Au.
gust Pratt, High School. second; II. S. Litchheld.
Latin School, third. Time ID minutes o2 seconds.
The points scored by tho various schools fol.
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Local A. A. u. Committees.

President Sullivan OF the Metropolitan Association
Of the A. A. U. yesterday appointed the following
standing committees for l99Si
Public GymnAsiums--J J. FrAwey, KnickeTbockeF
A. g., Chairman; Thomas Kane, j. p, Boyle John
Steil. and J. J. Dixon.
FinRnce-W J. Linihan. Chairman, Newark; 7. "
oBrien, J. Lippert, A. j. Powers. and 81 H. Murphy.
Club Invest gatOn-Jobn sIeil Chairman. BroOk-
lyni CIeaneT, W. X. quick, u. d. NJ, shurta and
q. Fitzgerald.
Track and F!eld-F. W. Ruben, st. Georges A. c..
beAAtng. aud B. &. Weeks.
Boxing and wIestlIng-J. p. Boyle, ChaiTmanI
htelL
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Yale's Onrsp.ep and Baseball Players.

NEW EAvEN. Feb. 11.-The c lndidates for the
Yale crew are now In shape for work in the
open, and all arrangements for leaving the tank
and rowing IN tho barge are complete. Tho
craft has been adjusted for rough harbor work.
Il has beon carefully inspected ly John A. Ken
nedy, the former oarsman, who will aid Cook in
constructing Yalo's rigging this year. Coach
Cook has no great faith in tank work to develop
q finished oarsman.
at doesn't give to you O balance in the boat, !"
he said. 1T 10 all right for tho nDvices who have
never handled an oar before, and enables q
coach to drill tho rudmenus of the stroke into
the youngsters. but not much can be done till
would be out within a weekNif the ico were Off
the harbor. 1t is breaking. up. and, although
we shall be kept Off for sever raj days because of
of doors before two weeks ha ve elapsed"
Capt. Gilbert Greenway of the baseball nine
has received word from Walter +. Carter Yale's
old pitcher who is studying law at Columbia
University. that he will DO here on next Fri
Carter will do his best to develop q good pitcher
Catcher Goodwin has been obliged to leave
here Cq account of poor health, and CorlisS Sui
livan is the only ono OF last yoars substitutes
who is training. Mcbride the football full back,
will bo a sure candidate for second, and Capt
Greenwny. Ben Farnham, and Henry Clarkson
will form a fine outfield. Third base and short
stop are open to all comors, and there are twen-
ty-three candidates in limo for the two places
The new bleachers. which were erected for the
order for baseball grand stands beforethe season
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whist.

Z. Tho Staten Island Whist Club. holder of the
Utica trophy. which represents the pair cham.
pionship Of this State. was called upon to
ode1ond It last night against the COM
ehaSe"ff aS e.. Srootyn hS KRssrbeSsfr WSss SS
and the Whist Club of New York.
The game was played at Staten Island and each
pair was matched against every other for oiRht
deals trick score to settle ties. The result was
victory for the BROOKLYN Club, with a score OF
gle matches and tricks plus The pairs were:
staten Island. J. T. Faber and f. L. oBryan Brook.
lyn 4. u Taylor and J, u Eiwell; New YORK, H. b.
Baker and II. y. Foster. " -
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sANpusKy. Feb. 1.-The English synDica'o
which Is buying up the brewerles OF the country
haS received an option until March Is on the
hueolorstang plant In this city The plant
Sod S1ns';Is OF two breweries, recently CONSOLIDATED
pnu Inc opton price 10 81, 600 600. jacob
hueoler. President OF tho brewing company,
W1 VI tsvn9 s ol the stockholders have gone TO New
~ 20 lo4k after the details 0f the transfer q
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THE HOUND HAD RABIES.
SounG PsrsE Thought the Dag Was Rxhnusted.
and Was Bitten In TrsinE 10 Help II.

HVv"b FOTOh EHOuEht Inc Deg Was ENhnnsfeds
ana Was Bitten In Trying 10 Help u,
MILFORD. Pa. Feb. ll.-John Peroz, aged II.
was driving yesterday morning with his father.
George Peroz. farmer living on tho SawkIll
Creek. to town. when they noticed hnc.looRug
hound following the wagon in a state Of cx.
haustion. Young PeroE got down from his seal
TO put the dog in the wagon. The dog snapped
A. MS hand and lacerated the wrist. The father
wound was cauterized. A Miss Eyaline Thomas
was also there for a similar purpose. a dog har'
Ing bitten her on tho face
younger son Of Peroz secured tho dog and
Put y IN box stall In tho barn. This morning
night u had escaped from the stall and torn
blankets and harness and gnawed the limbrrs u
tae parn. lt savagely attacked those who visit
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Handicap OF the Manhattan Chess Club.

The annual handicap of the Manhattan Chess
Club will begin on Feb. 10. II there are twenty
entries the prizes will be $40, $1b. $l2, $40,
So, 80, "a, and special souvenir for the lowest
score. The entrance fee will be 81, of which Si
will be returned to those who play In all the
scheduled games. Entries will close on next
Wednesday.
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WANTED TO GIvE HIM 4 1yssoM

sFAham' AnEsred at KsEro's Remark. 10
Shot MsrtaIIy Ia RrsentinE ~.
CHICAGO. Feb. ll.-Mlchsel Graham was sios
fatally by negro at $3.50 O'Clock this morning.
oraham and friend named Flaherty were gong
nome: on Thirty-lrst street they met neg o,
him and parsed on. Graham said To- FlaEeriy:
mn I mink III go back and teach him lesson IN
The negro overhead tho remark. drew his 70.
Volver and fred
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PHILADELPHIA, Feb. lin a six.round "go I"
at the Arena tonight Charley McKeever had
all the better of Jack Bennett of McKeesport
The boys last meeting was evenly contested
and tho house was packed tonight. Bennett
was somewhat handicapped with sore hands,
but not enough to account for the result. Nc
kesver rushed Bennett all the time.
The milling was fast, and at tho finish Bennett
looked pretty well tagged out. McKeever Sd.
ministered a lot of body punishment and upper
cut Bennett on neck and face frequently with
clever and telling left
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InterseholastIc Chess.

Harry Lbaire, the Do La Sale repr sentative
In the New York interscholastic chess tourna-
ment, added another victory to hfs unbroken
string In the seventh round at Cou mbia Gram
mar School yesterday afternoon. The outcome
of his game with Briggs of Hamilton Institute
on next Monday is awaited with keen interest.
These two players are having O nip and tuck
fight for individual honors.
Libaire had for his opponent yesterday Man
son of Cutler. The latter managed the white
pawn after hfty-eight moves. The game be-
tween Wertheimer of Sachs and Engels of Co
lumbia Grammar School was stubbcrnly fought
up to the fifteenth move. when Eng-ls captured
his opponents queen. which made a N easy road
for mate. EnGels accomplished this after four
and Brown OF Cutler, and Arnstein of Sachs and
Hankinson of Columbia Grammar were ad-
journed. owing to not being flushed at
o'oloek There & ere eight unfinished ,L contests,
them will be decided at Columbia Grammar
School. beginning at 8 80 o'clock this morning.
Summary Of yesterdays games follow:
GyncS Bro~n."..! Phdors % saSs Deence. os
AIn.tsin h.Imsn: NsnIinsSn R1rna, esds OPENING "
The record of the tournament follows:
School. Won. Lost. School. Won. Lost.
B:%:';S9 :: E. $ l. e1sE' Es'f;::i" s.
The individual standing is:
Name. Won. Lost. Name. Won. Lost
blises Isss' ...f Mtrheimei.'..:::: j.,
Mhnsss Masseson :.:...s Manson nso n,,.o .......o
This is tho pairing for Monday:
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Kseney Scores over stark In = Briinsnt Case
NJ nalysa.

| - hAhIAs
Tho cue battle that J. Byron Stark OF the
| Knickerbocker A. G. fought last night with
Frank Koeney. the star Of the Crescent A. @. OF
| Brooklyn, in tho interclub amateur handicap
tournament at Maurice Daly's Academy was
one OF tho crucial tests In deciding this years
| winner, and therefore II possessed unusual In.
| terest for the billiard lovers. Stark. who 10
| scratch man. was rated at 800 TO Keeneys 275,
| ana what was peculiar about It was that each Of
| the rivals frankly admitted that he would con-
slider 1t feather in his cap II ho defeated the
| other.
Keeney opened with q double break OF 10, and
1t made his numerous adherents enthusiastic.
for they had backed the young Brooklynitc with
cash in friendly wagers Keency kept rushing
tho gamo In dazzling fashion, and. when ho
rounded the first wire. he had put up the best
| play he has yet shown In public Of varied balk
| limo and open-table carroms. He had missed
but once in compiling III. in gaining which he
| executed Ave double figure breaks Of 49, 10. 10.
STARK had S but 4s ali told to his credit at this
| point, but the brillancy OF many OF his carroms
from
right on the heels OF a break OF so and which
8. SIT This is play play was As "a far ahead Of any thing that
he'd boon done in any. preceding tourney. and | {
rival and there was another uproar when he
passed the second wire ahead of Kceney in the
twenty.fourth inning. with total Of 200 to
Keeney's 1876. 1t was splendid exhibition of
| sustained nerve on both sides, and q genuine
| treat for the critics.
The Brooklynito Immediately regained tho
lead and started Off on rush down the home
stretch with the advantage all on his side. In
the excitement Stark played with the wrong
ball and lost an excellent chance. He never re-
ceivcd another, for Keeney ended the struggle
in tho thirty-third inning Tho summary:
Stark (8o0l-O g. j. ., O. 10, a. g. o. o, so, 20,
O. 49, o. ~, 1. 10. q 10, .. 8. II. o. g. y l. o. II.
11-24S.
Koeney C27b)-1a. 10. 10, 4. 9. O. 4. "a, o, 10. l.
go. o. 49, 0. O. 1e. 49, 0, o. e7 g. g. 8, 10. o. z.
XvcraRes-Keency, g I1.ss; Stark, 7l7.ss. High
Runs.stark. 80; Keeney. 27. Referec-Edward Nc
Laughlin.
Tonight Stark 5000 will play Pogeenburg
j27Ol. II Stark wins there will be triple tie
for the cup.
Biil to Prohibit BettinE on Race Tracks In
Maryland.
ANNAPOLIS. Fob. ia bill was introduced
in the Senate to-day by Senator Westcott pro-
hibiting betting at any race track in Maryland.
1t practically prevents racing of any kind OK.
cept for premiums at county fairs. whom there
shall be trials of speed, and these will be per.
mitted only ten days in the year. A similar
measure. applying only to Cecil county. where
the outlaw tracks have been hourishing, passed
the Senate three DAYS ago.
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There will be members competitions at the two
Yrsaoh Bulldog show To-Day.

To-day's feature among the admirers OF fne
dogs will be the first show Of the French Bull
dog Club of America at the Waldorf Astoria
There are nifty entries for the regular and
special elassee which will DO judged by L. d.
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The noted s:hoonrr yacht America is again en-
rolled In the New York Yacht Club fleet nv tn" "l"c.
tion OF Butler Ames as member of the organization
The annual meeting OF the Corinthian feet OF New
EoehSi!e VIII be held at the Murray HIN Hotel on
Feb 10. In addition to the routine business officers
and nine members OF the Board Of Managers will no
elected
The periodical rumor that the Defender is being
painted ana repaired preparatory to season Of
ing was started again at New Rochelle yesterday
afternoon Tho yacht 10 moored In Eeptunr Huy, lie
tween the Huguenot Yacht Club house aud Glen
Island and Ia charge Of single keeper. Her hull
nsS been painted within the last week aud at inter-
FOR the purpose of getting accurate knowledge 10
metal.
~ special meeting OF the Board OF Governors and
buiiains committee OF the Douglaston Yacht club
held last night for the purpose OF the
advisability Of purchasing the Bay Ridge Loute Of
me Atlantic Yacht Club and having 10 hoated TO Ray
the committee Of the Atlantic Club has lad
Win the result that the Atlantic committee offered
, 20 put up the mouse on the Douglaston clubs prop
erty Tor about ol0, 600 This amount is thought 10
Dr sacessive by the Sound men. The subject wiz
probably bo voted upon at general meeting Of the
ciuo' which Will be called at an early date.
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GslE

Play will begin at 1Oo'clock this morning In
the medal play. eighteen hole handicap, at tho
Baltusrol Golf Club. 1t will bo tho first open
tournament of the year in the NJ. G. A. for ANA.
tours, and closed with sixty-two entries The
home players include II. p. Toler, J. A. Tying, and
Louis p. Bayard, Jr.. the intercollegia cham
pion, while among the scratch men from other
clubs. or close to scratch. are George Armstrong
Otto H9ckmeyer, and Charles 7. Stout from the
Staten Island Cricket and Baseball Club, Angus
tus Schroeder and T. T, Reid. Montclair; George
!. Tiffany. Westchester Golf; w. S. Travis, Oak
land; II. I. Underhill. Oyster Bay, and Frank
Sadlier. Wcstchester Country Club. At o'clock
the four makers of the best gross scores will
meet at nine holes, match play. in the semi
finals. and the two winners will then play of
under tho same conditions for the Lincoln Day
Cup. There will he the usual minor prizes.
There will be members competitions at the two
Lakewood links and at the Nutley Golf Club,
and a special cup will be tho prize in an eighteen
hole handicap at tho Queens County Golf Club
Glen Cove. to-day. The Walter Cup that has
been tho winter prize at tho Queens County Club
will not be out OF play until the end OF February
but as H. M. Adams has scored throo wins, he Is
regarded as q sure winner,
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BhsxB1n
Susre uuaapsten peehtee! n Entnut Won der Ahe
NE ruuat Psa' Ovr 5000.

NE r1unf EnN OVR bN'oOV.
PrrrsBuRe Te5. IL -Us ited States District
Judge Burlington remap do "a Chris Won der Abe
TO his captor. Detectiv Nick Bendle, to-day.
Chris will spend the mig n In the Sheriff 8 ONCE,
guarded BY n stout de pmty. He begged hard
not TO be sent 10 Jail, an, the Sheriff took pity
on him. He could have hand plenty OF bonds
men, but nothing except cash will release him.
In his decision Judge Burlington laid down
the princi pie that man bondsman has abso'
Lutte custody of his prnci pal. no matter In what
State he may be, ut any timo or place. When
no docs take him the arrest is not made
by virtue of court paper. but In the
exercise of an undoi ibted right. based
upon the relations th o. parties have es-
tablished between thems elves The Supreme
Court of New York, In Nichols 1nRersoll
and johnson. 541, and th supreme Courts of
Connecticut and Pennsyl Vania hold that tho
contract betwcen the bond, imam and the princi-
paI which was enforceable In one State was en-.
forceablc in another withou recourse to extra
dition proceedings. Tho I'm it,d States Supreme
Court in Taylor VS.. Taint VI, 10 Wallace, 37l.
decided on the same principle o.
1t will cost Won der Abe sA .270 to 70 back to
st. Louis, g2.SO5 judgment and costs in tho
Baldwin case $500 forfeiture Of the bond In that
case, and 1910 for the expen ", OF bringing him
here, for which his bondsman, Nimick, sued him
to-day. Tho latters attorno, D. say they fear no
extradition proceedings on the part OF Gov.
Stelhans of Missouri. Secret Nry Muckenfuss of
the st. Louis Baseball Club will be hero to-
morrrw to square up the cla inns against Won
der Alo.
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Candidates for CoIumbia's Crow Doing steady
Work.

Work.
Three new candidates for the Columbia
varsity crew showed up during the week. They
are R A. Elliott, r. E. Wigam, and w. NJ. Cor
bin. The work done by tho first varsity has
been chiefly devoted to the slides. The second
varsity and freshman crews are still using the
fixed seats. The system of coaching is to de.
velop each part of the stroke by itself until 1t is
thoroughly mastered. The men are first put on
the machines. and are taught simple body and
the order until each man thoroughly under.
stands what is required of him. This system is
now being used by Assistant Coach Webb. and
Coach Cowles overhauls them twice a week.
race with the Naval Academy crew Is as
May 28.
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An Attractive schedule Arranged By the
Seventh Regiment A. A.

An Attractive schedule Arranged By the
Seventh Regiment A. A.
The athletically inclined soldier boys OF tho
Seventh Regiment are looking forward eagerly
to busy spring season in athletics, gymnastics.
and baseball. An attractive programme has
been drafted for the games to be held at the
armory on April .. All the events presented ut
the last games will be retained. and in addition
there will bo 75.yard dash for the champion
ship of tho regiment and an invitation college
relay race. The latter will be for fve.men
teams. SO that by sending ench runner two laps
the combination will make ten laps or q full
mile. This event is expected to bring together
the best relay runners in intercollegiate circles
and to develop into one OF the greatest indoor
contests of the season.
1t has also been decided to tackle the West
Pointers at baseball on May %. This fixture is
one Of the most popular on the schedule and
always results in 2 pleasant outing and liyoly
contest So far these teams have played four
games, Of which the Seventh won three. Mean
while the centre Of attraction at the armory is
the gymnasium, where candidates are training
industriously for the regimental .gymnastic
Championships. which will be decided on March
10. full programme will be presented and
some stirring feats on the various apparatus
are looked for.
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This Is tho pairing for Monday:
Brown VS.. Engels Hankinson vs. Manson, Libair,
VI. Briggs. Lynch Vs. Aatteson.
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er iiIi Stevens. 1905 sps;aiEs. 1895 pubrenet iaS,
lsI. Total. 1903.
The Fulton and Long Island Council bowlers dis
tinsSi;hsd shsmsclves in last nights series Of n,
East New York Council. Tho scores
| FIRST GAME.
HSRs 4 H T99 %
,sS TGop Eave Ss 49, @ 4Saiu 4Sn sd M Place.
| SECOND GAME.
Fulton Gouncil.Brand. i94; Melicus, 1914; Place.
15li Lowell $50; Torrett i7o. Total so4
1895 Bo,sert, i45; Niles ib7; Baker. in. Total 7oi
| THIRD GAME.
East Neg York M MooYnsil57oSrrigssn Ia; Moore, lsl
Long Island Couneii-Rhodes, iio; Thorn. is.,
Judge, 1875 Brooks, ISL; Hill. i6a. Total. 7aS low
The Brooklyn Roy al Arcanum Club tournamentwns
finished last night at the Arlington Hall alleys Tho
scores:
Commonwealth Council-Mc McDermott, $50; Whit
SON 1850; cooroft, lal; McKeon, 1870; Folk. i2s. To-
SSer, l. ArnebsrE 1so MaRss i$
SECOND GAME.
GSsr o w. IL barRGsTG sg SMITH M
dc witt Clinton counciI-Hsbert. ll9; Losce III
Weeks. l61; Smith. 145; Van Name. l47 Total, 745.
| THIRD CANE.
Do witt Clinton councii-Hebert lag; Losee, ITO,
COMMONWEALTH councii@McDsrmot iai: It" VIII. i'G
son. lsbi Cocroft. lA7s McKeon. lb9; Folk. 1870.
Total. 7l2.
The concorda. R. H.. and Belvidere teams divided
the honors in last nights seres OF the Brooklyn n&
tionai tournament. The scores:
FIRST
ss %dn., o 1921 Lcsreh s' Johnson
r. H.-Kunz, ll6; Michel l8t; Daily. 1874; j. schar.
mann, 1s4; Roos. la4. Total. 500.
SECOND GAME.
R. H.-Kunz. 2o1; Michel. 1871; scholi. 1so; Roos
1oAi J. Scharmann, 150 Total SAC.
Fessier. i7s; Grauer. aos Total. AS. ''' ''''
THIRD GAME.
Belvidere-Telman. 1893; Koener, lss; Hansc, 1885,
1853; wildner. III; Noll. ise. Total. sio.
The New York A. G. nve lost the first but won the
last two Harlem Republican Club tournament games
l48;! Broun. 1888; II. p. Cowperthwaite. l73. To.
Winsor 2-Parker. 100, Rowland. 1855; Abry. lse.
Cook, ITS; c. cowperthwaite. 900. Total. $40.
SECOND oAhE.
New York A. C-Carter. 17b, Bell. 1871; wilmarth.
5SS; Broun. 169; M. p. Cowperthwa'te. le3. Total
Winsor 9-Parker, Ie3; Rowland, 18I; Abry lt2,
Cook. lao; G. 6owperthwaite. l%7. Total. 7l3.
orHRp GAME.
New York A. C-Carter, 17li Bell, l6e; Wilmarth.
100; Broun. l60; NJ p. Cowperthwaite. l02. Total.
winsor a-Perker 1914; Rowland. l44; Abry. 1897
Cook 100: c. Cowperthwaite. 1T. Total. M.
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KLONDlKR OUTFITTEWs.
SCHOvERLIN9. DAILY & GALES,
sos BROADWAY.

1879. william W. Genet. 1905 James II. Blanchstd
l3B; william Pitcher, loe; Harry b. Bodine, isI
athanei Day. lo5; William F. lewis, 100. Total
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Second Brigade Lsague-Forty. seventh Regiment.
fourteenth S Regiment and thirteenth Regiment; al
terry vs. Twenty third Regiment, at Fourteenth Reg
ment Armory alleys.