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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-12
THE BOWLING RECORD.
STANDING OF THE COMPETING TEAMS IN
THE PRINCIPAL LEAGUES.

There have been few changes in the standing OF
the leaders in the principal bowling leagues In the
last week. Election Day upset the schedules at
most OF the big alleys. and exceptionally small
number Of regular championship games was
rolled in the week. The feature. however. was
the breaking OF the high individual and high team
score records for the Germanla alleys on Friday
night in the American National tournament games.
Maier OF the Spartan Club. rolled 2se. the highest
total made in many years at the Germania. while
the seasons record at these alleys was broken
by the Morningsidc five. with total OF ssi. The
Corinthian team still holds the lead however. In
the American National tournament by small
margin
The record to date In this tournament is as fol-
lows.
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PARK GOLF CLUB CHAMPIONSHIP

Plainheld. y. J., Nov II (SpeciaD.-The contest
for the McCutchen Cup. and incidentally the cham
nionship OF the Park Golf Club. was decided on
the links OF that club this afternoon The con-
testants were W De La r Anderson and Clifford W
Cooley who tied at the conclusion OF the weekly
competitions week ago. and also in a deciding
round played last Tuesday morning. Anderson
PLAYED from scratch and Cooley with handicap
o, nine strokes Anderson won by a score OF
100 to l22 net. The contest promised 10 be par
ticuary close one but Cooley unfortuna tely drove
into a tree on the second hole, and was playing
seven before he managed 10 get onto the fair green
again. He never able TO recover his lost
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ENTHUSIASTICALLY FIGHT REPRODUCED.

The management OF the New-York Theatre has.
by special arrangement with William A Brady
and Thomas O'Rourke. secured the series OF pict
ures taken by the American Blograph Company OF
the recent championship pugilistic encounter be-
tween James J. Jeffries and Thomas sharkey. and
will present them for the first time to the public
at the New-York Theatre Monday, November %
These pictures are said TO be excellent. They re-
produce every detail Of the battle. together with
scenes in and around the fighters training quar-
tiers and incidents at the ringside. Two PERFORM
ances will be given daily in connection with
vaudeville programme.
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ESSEX COUNTY DEFEATS QUAKERs.
A GOULD oUTPLAYs HIS OPPONENT
IN AN EXCITING FINISH.

Orange y J. Nov Il (SpeciaO.-Everything
was gay at the Essex County Country Club this
evening for the golf team had met the crack team
from tho Philadelphia Cricket Club and the Quak-
ers had succumbed 10 defeat The visit OF the
PhAadelphians had been awaited vita some anxiety
for they have a record leaders in the golf field
and though the country club players are rather
in the expert line themselves. their admirers were
fearful lest they might fail AZ the critical moment
The match was close and exciting one; and was
not decided until neary the last stroke. When
Clifford A Could succeeded IN defeating his oppo-
renf { = Ieneauean by 4 noles up. Until that
lime the game had stood 3 holes up in favor OF
the visitors 4 large crowd followed the players
over the course and there was great cheering when
AIr Gould made the final stroke. which settled the
match in favor OF the local team. The scores fol-
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BOWLING.
THE WHOLESALE DRUG CLERKS ROLL
ANOTHER SERIES OF TOURNA-
MFNT GAMES

The Wholesale Drug Clerks rolled another series
OF championship games In their league tourna-
ment at Reds alleys. No. 200 Church-st. last
night. and Of them were unusually close.
The second game between teams from Seaoury &
Johnson and the Roessler- Hasslacher Chemical
Company furnished an exciting ending. the for
mer winning by only six pins. The last game
too was won by only thirteen pins and the fourth
by twenty. The scores OF the six games rolled
were as follows
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G1ENNY WINS THE CHAPMAN CUP

Palnheld. ~ J.. Nov II CpeclaD.-The final
round In the competition for the Chapman Cup at
the Hillside Tennis and Golf Club was played this
afternoon. The contest was between A. r. Fisk
and W Lester Glenny. A. the end OF eighteen
holes the score was tie. nineteenth hole was
played, Glenny being the victor The cup is played
for twice year, IL being a scratch contest. II will
become the property OF the contestant who shall
win il three times It has already been twice
by C. ". Fisk.
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sr ANpREws DEFEATS FAIRFIELD.

The Fairfield County golf team. headed by Find
Law Douglas the ex-champion OF the United
states visited the links OF the St Andrews COLI
club at Chauncey yesterday and was beaten oy
the ST. Andrews men by a score OF 10 10 o. Douglas
himself was paired with F. W. Menzies. ana the
two finished all even on the last green j. D. BAKER
was palred with Stewart Gillespie. VITO was one
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CALDWELL ELECTED IN OHIO.

Columbus, Ohio. Nov. 1i-Chairman Dick Of the
Republican State Committee to-day says that Calc-
well (Rep0 for Lieutenant Governor. about whose
election there some question will have about
1900 plurality Eighty-ave counties gave him
10 o2 and the three yet 70 be heard from gave
Nash for Governor 1859. The total Jones vote IN
the State is estimated at 10000 Sxty-nine coun-
ties have been heard from, and these give 9s.iE
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GUNTHER WINS AT FOX HILLS.

In the somi-inal round for the championship OF
the Staten Island Cricket Club yesterday ". L.
Gunther defeated j. A. Janin. jr., up and TO
play. The other match in the round. between
Armstrong and Louis Livingston. jr. post
poned, owing TO the formers engagement at Har-
Dor Hill with Hockmeyer 1t will take place this
week. when the winner will meet Gunther in the
finals. The contest for the Presidents Cup among
those who qualified Election Day also held
In the afternoon. and won by Eugene l..
Richards jr, with net score Of S.. Gunther. who
was allowed to enter his morning card against
Janin got second place. at ST. At the close OF the
tournament IL announced that Colonel j. K.
Branch had offered gold medal for an intercub
championship tournament, TO be held on the Crck-
Clubs links November %. II will be open to
those members OF the four Staten Island organiza-
tions-the Cricket Club. Harbor Hill Golf Club,
Covena Country Club and Richmond County Coun-
try Club-who have monthly handicap or a
scratch tournament in the present season. The
scores yesterday follow:
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NrRK a m
................T29 Total
FIFTH GAME.
SIXTH GAME
ROYAL, ARcANUM MEN IN SPECIAL MATCH.

A special match between teams OF fifteen men
made up Of members Of Americas and Our coun-
ellis. whose five men teams are competing in the
ROYAL Arcanum League. was rolled at STAIRS al
leys No 3l2 West Fifty-ninth-st., last night, and
resulted in victory for the Americas representa-
lives The five men from Our Council won lead
NJ ninety-eight pins over the first Americas team
the score of the opening game being 81 to Us
Brill and Clnch. for Our Council. rolled hgn
games Of PIP and 236 respectively In the next two
games the Americas bowlers cut down this lead,
however and finally won by $50 against 22Ol pins
The score by games follows:
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CRESCENT ATHLETIC CLIPS CONTESTS

Good scores were made IN the Crescent Athletic
Clubs trapshooting contests which were held yes
terday on the club grounds. at Owls Head. Brook
Ign. Some OF the results follow:
Twenty-Five birds expert rules--Banks. %; Captain
Money. 10; Harrison 10. John H. Halock 49, W. w
Ma shall IL ox
The Prize Handicap expert rules-Hallock. 3.
Kryn 3 %. Captain Money 2 "a Banks. scratch. -.
l. Rhett 10. Kenyon TO- IS; Harrison. 10. Is Meade.
10 H. Shoot on Of tie for prizekryn. ;; Han0ck. T.
Twenty-Five birds man expert rules. sweepstaKes
race-Kryn % Kenyon. 49, Dr. Mum D. Patterson. ..
Chapman. Z Same condtion-NeDermott. 10. Kenyon
il, Dr. Num- Ia, Patterson lG
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THE HARBoR HILL CHAMPIONSHIP.

The challenge round for the Championship OF the
Harbor Hill Golf Club took place yesterday at the
clubs links at Brighton Heights. Staten Island be-
tween Otto Hockmeyer. the present holder Of the
title and George (. Armstrong the winner OF the
final round OF the Election Day tournament. After
thlrty-s!x hole match the score stood a tie. and
the two men will meet again on November %. Arm
strong was / UP al the end OF the first nine holes.
but al the end OF the first eighteen the score was
even Starting the afternoon round Armstrong was
down at the twenty-seventh hole but on the tnal
trip he managed TO close this gap and afterward
80 tba score IN he green The cards.
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CRESCENT GOLFERS PLAY.

On the links OF the Crescent Athletic Club at
Bav Ridge Yesterday. the members began play
for the Championship Cup OF 1899. presented by
William Is. Rhett, and the Bay Ridge Cup. orered
by Charles J. Patterson. The summary.
Chaupionshiu Gun first round)-H s. Downs defeated
4 a Adams t,v 3 no and . 10 play. H. a. Tucker de-
feated G 3 Van Brlnt by Up Is holes serni-hnal
r1und-H A. Tucker defeated II. 5. Downs by up in
II holes play. . 49,. $4,000,
George : O'Flvn BY UP and TO play G.. c. cssses
defeated W T. Blgelow by up and 10 play; Jay y
Jones defeated s l. Vicxers by up and play sec
ond round-G Caasels defeated Jay = Jones by up
ana | 10 pay. sidney Maddocks drew the bye
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-12

The mate Of well known cruiser sac ,,y
that the steam yacht Electra "ilon va 1T,
100 last summer, is now being put In com
mission again for the purpose of going to Newport
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TROTTING IT MINEOLA

Hampstead, Long Island. Nov. II (Specan.-A
rivalry that has existed for some months between
politicians of Queens and Nassau counties who
fast trotting horses decided the Queens
County Fair Grounds. ar Mineola. yesterday. Bill
latta owned by Twombley Elderd. Of Jamaica won
the race in three straight heats. c. Kelly's Nelly
Cutler was second. and Jewess. owned by Maynard
Nissan was third The time Of the heats was
e3l. 2:s4 and 239. The loser is 70 pay for dinner
for thirty men who saw the race.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-12

OF the ten men representing Canada in the recent
International team match at Morris County. Baker
won by 3 UP. A. De Witt Cochrane the ST. An
crews champion. had f. B. Curtis as his opponent.
and after d close match Cochrane won by up.
Robertson took a well earned victory over F. c.
billiard. while H. r. Townsend added four more
points TO the 81. Andrews score by defeating J. w
Montieth. Taken whole, the match the
best exhibition that ST. Andrews has made this
season. return meeting will probably be
ranged toward the close OF the month. The score:
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SURROGATE TARNUH SPENT NOTHING.
SIMILAR AFFIpAv1Ts FILED BIZ MEssRs. NOR
RILL. sCHMALz AND sMITH-EXPENsEs
OF OTHER CANDIDATES.

Surrogate varnum yesterday fled with tho
County Clerk a statement that II cost him nothing
10 be a candidate In the election. Similar afidavts
were filed by Edward 3. Morrill, and George B.
schmaz. unsuccessful Republican candidates FOR
Alderman. and by James J. Smith. unsuccessful
candidate for Assemblyman. Other candidates
filed accounts OF election expenses as follows
Assemblyman Gherardi Davis, reelected, sss:
William Z. Gledhi elected Assemblyman In the
Nth District. So Benjamin Hoffman, elected
Judge of the Fifth Municipal Court, S072 Herman
Joseph elected Judge of the Seventh District Court
81 s5S IS: Joseph l. Green. elected Assemblyman
in the XXVlIIth District, sos 80; Thomas F. Woods,
elected Alderman in the XXth District s72 80; Leon
Sanders elected Assemblyrnan in the XIIth Dis
trict 1855 80; Henry J. Rottman. elected Alderman
In the XXIIId District $40 Maurice Hinton. elect
ed Assemblyman in the XXth District. 1926 30. ard
Michael F. Sharkey. elected Assembyman in the
lid District 1868.
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SOCIETY AT THE HORSE SHOW.
BRILLIANT GATHERING OF MEN AND
WCMrN- no r-rrr TUE ARENA BOXES.

WOMEN TO FILL THE ARENA BOAf19'
The Horse Show promises to bring together
O'i4ant gathering OF fashionable people VINO nave
'ofne back TO town for the season. and the a'v""
VIII without doubt be gorgeous with the iate9'
1S"lons In the way Of cloth dresses ana receP''O"
'l"ets and hats. AS has been the case ioi ~
I~i seasons, many men and women prominent -
ashlonable circles have taken seats Tor Inc "een
p'.lsrrlng 70 witness the show in the rlhg from
r'suon slightly over the heads OF the throhs Oh
'e promenade. Some Of those who nave secuIeo
'1ss are Mrs. Hermann Oe.richs. VINO mas TAKEN
~, .~ No 30, In the first OF the arena Mt. anu
=. us sydney J. Smith have purchased poH NO 80
.I' ana Mrs. Henry L. Burnett. the latter sls'e.
=, mrs Smith. Will occupy box NO IL MI anu
's' Elbr1dge T. Gerry and their daughters MISS
Try and Miss Mabel Gerry, will occupy oo~ no
=, M and Mrs. z. d. Morgan have taken ooA
~ 81 Ny and Mrs. Frederic Bronson ana 'iie,i
laughter. Miss Bronson. will receive their ire"pS
:" oox No. 50: Mr.. and Mrs A. Newboid MOTIFS
ave taken box No. 81 for the week; MI ana WI
gorge Croker and the latters handsome oaush-
RS, The Misses Rutherfurd. will occupy poH ~
- William c. Whitney has taken box NO. 80 nj
'o Mrs Thomas Hitchcock, Jr.. VINO arc
"e 10 have party Of friends from inc
~eAoow Brook section Of Long Island nave
~s1 oox No. A.; Mr.. and Mrs. j. Harry AieA'
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On the Hillandale links this afternoon the club
championships were decided the honors being car
ried off by DR.. Schavoir and Miss Gertrude Leavitt
DR.. Schavoir in the final round beat W n White
by up, and Miss Leavitt beat Miss Helen jackson
hv up and 2 70 play
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/, TIE IN THE NARLEM LEAGUE.

The Washington and Knckerbocker teams are
tied for first place in the Harlem League tourna-
ment, each having six games without de-
feat. but the formers best score is Just one pin
better than that OF the Knickerbocker fve Both.
however lack only a few pins OF the rare 100
total. The standing is as follows:
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BASEBALL AT FORDHAN.

At meeting OF the Alumni Athletic Committee
OF Fordham College last week. called TO raise funds
for baseball and other athletic sports, N.i0o was
pledged by the members An appeal will be made
to the alumni. a schedule OF baseball games Will
be arranged with universities and colleges.
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on THE ARDsLEY LINKS.

H NJ Billings and Miss Loie Vanderhoef won the
mems and women's championships. respectively, or
the Ardsley Club yesterday in the final rounds for
the presidents cups Miss Vanderhoef defeated
Miss May Barron by UP and to play. The cards
were:
Mise Yanderhoef:
Out ........ .........6 IS ar
In ...................6 s @ 6 7-52-loo
Miss Barron:
Out .................6 6-51
In ...................7 S-53-ll0
Billings defeated r. Churchill after the hottest
kind OF a fight by hole. The game tied sew
eral times and Billings won his honors by taking
the last hole in six strokes to seven. The scores
were:
H NJ Billings:
Out ..................6 5-4S -
K Churchill:
Out ......-...........4 6-4o -
In ...................5 8 5 5 3 3 s FPS
The tie for the Election Day cup between P. A:
Proa and NJ 3. Cole was played off and Proal
won by up and TO play.
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The Bank Clerks Bowling League rolled another
series OF games in its championship tournament
at Reds alleys yesterday evening and each OF the
three teams won and lost a game. The nights
scores follow:
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The Herreshof 7O-footer that was being oul'
all last summer for ". O. Gay. OF Boston was
finished and launched late In the season and MI
Cav is now cruising on the vessel. This boat
marks return to the 7o-foot sloop whlGSh eNeI c
thought had gone out OF use. J. ne O-utI SIaI-
OF this size were nearly all turned into yaWls OF
schooners as the mainboom mas TOO heavy Tot
easy cruising and short crews.
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THE CRAFT AND THOSE WHO SAIL THEM.

J. Cassatt Of the New-York Yacht Club. has
laid up the auxiliary screw brigantne Enterprise
at Mannng's slips. in the Erie Basin. This impor-
tant cruiser was built by Ramage & Ferguson at
Leth Scotland, and was originally called the
Sadie and atterward the Star Of the Sea. she is
l5s feet long by "a feet inches wide. and draws
nearly "A feet OF water. She carries canvas good
deal in fresh winds. and makes good time without
her auxiliary power.
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To-ai .............s02 Total
SECOND GAME.
MECHANICS & TRADERS
TCta .........''.'''' "'''
THIRD
l.
rASHATTAN co.
c,,rFoRyJA TEAM FOR MOTT HAVEN.

San Francisco. Nov. 1.-THE Athletic Association
NJ the University Of California yesterday decided
to send a track team East next spring to contest
with Eastern college teams.
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Presidents cup-E L Richards. IL:
on THE STANFORD LINKS.

Stamford Conn. Nov. II (speciaD.-On the links
OF the Wee Burn Golf Club this AFTERNOON the quail
flying round for the vlce-presidents cup, offered
by Charles Stewart Smith. played. the first
four qualifying. The results were:
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CLIFF HAVEN GOLFERS TOURNEY.

The members and guests Of the Cliff Haven Golf
Club took part in handicap tournament yester-
day, at Mapleton. Long Island Edward McCor-
mack was the winner Of the tourney. with James
T.. Sullivan as the runner UP. The summaries;
Nr<c tyANrrfAp
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The ORIENTAL TEAM IN THE LEAD.

The Oriental team still maintains safe lead IN
the Columbia tournament at Schlusing's al
leys. One-hundred-and-fourth-st and Columbus
ave. its top recording the unbeaten record
OF l.023 pins. The Standard five close behind tho
leaders however, the following record shows:
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RECORD OF THE NATIONAL LEAGUE.

Three teams are tied for first place in the Ma
tonal League tournament in progress at STAIRS
alleys No. S2 West Ffty-ninth-st The corinthian.
Washington and Metropolitan hves have each won
four games without a defeat. The nrst narneds
top score is considerably the best OF the three.
however. The record 70 date Is as follows:
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THE ARLINGTON NATIONAL STANDING.

In the Arlington National League tournament
the Alec FIVE still keep an unbroken record OF four
victories. but the Blocker team took big jump
last week and is now pressing close behind the
leaders with seven games won and only de-
feat. The record Is follows:
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GOLF.
MIXED FOURsoMEs AT wEsTcHEsTER-
MISS UNDERHILL IN POOR FORM


The two day fourso1le tournament at the West
chester Golf Club ended yesterday with some OF the
best mixed foursome play that has been seen this
season. The early morning rain had little effect
on the number OF competitors and when the
weather cleared there was good sized gallery OF
onlookers on the links most Of whom were doubt
less attracted by the presence Of Miss Ruth Tn
derhlll the present champion. who had as her
partner James a. Tying, OF the Morris County Golf
Club. Miss Underhn paid the usual penalty for
celebrity, as the Handicap Committee believing
that her victory was almost certain placed her at
plus 4. whereas the result showed that minus 10
would not have endangered the leaders
Both she and Tying were somewhat puzzled by
the course. with which neither was familiar. and
their total score lO9. This. while giving them
poor position In the handicap contest, neverthe-
less was one Of the best actual cards returned
The handicap winners were Mrs Thomas Thatcher
and +; B. Wesson. who made 90 net A year ago
Sands won the same trophy with a gross score OF
lC which seems likely to remain unbeaten for
- MI r. and Mrs: \; n Garland played their round
consequently at a disadvantase owing 10 the sod
den CONDITION Of the greens. Later they acted as
card was not allowed to count II was the best OF
the day. AS a matter OF record the figures are
interesting:
G N .. b ssl22 3 Z aE::::-los IL ..
Second place resulted in favor of Miss G. Travis
and Frank 3. Barrett. at % net, while Mr. and
Mrs john Smith, Of the Powelton Golf Club. OF
Newburs. were third, at l0i The cards:
Mrs. Thomas Thatcher and F. b wesson:
Gross Handicap Net.
2 ~ Il. ! :iSS ss-- 50 IA %
Miss C. Travis and Frank 3. Barrett:
f Gp' d. : 6 ! - ts9-lce 10 90
Mr and Mrs John Smith Powel,on:
IN Gs' =. g 6 Il & s tt-Ss77-,n i, ,c
M and Mrs Charles Adams Dyker Meadow:
IN 2p' 4. g 10 = & &c ,o7
NJ and Mrs y. NJ Garland. Marine and Field:
Out fS Il. .iS 3 t.-s - IL ,a
Miss Louise Maxwell and A. F. Whitman. Nassau
IN 2r' x. Z 80 8 70 3 3 8 t SO ,os
Dr. Mrs. J. a. Wells Enslewood:
2 fS.. g Il EES 20 10
Miss Diedr!ckson and c. L Martin Baltusroi;
In % 6 7-S4-I2s II liz
Miss Ruth Underhil and James a. Tying:
out Il 7SSS &St-iOe Plus. ns
Mrs Charles Wheeler Barnes:
f 2p' g 4 / Il Il 10 & 50 ns
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10 lay UP there and will make Newport her ha,l,ne
port In the future.

The schooner Grampus. owned by frank B. Girls
void and Richard p. Hart. Of the New-York Yacht
Club. has been laid up for the winter at Mannng's
Basin South Brooklyn where she lies beside the
schooner Neaera. belonging to Thomas A McIn-
tyre. of tho same club.
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George j. Gould's three masted screw schooner
known as the Ataanta has been in commission
during this season. and was present al the yacht
races for the Americas Cup but did not take any
ninR's ''- ~ 80 -A""-
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George Lord Day the owner Of the Feur de Lys,
which came back from a long cruise last spring. Is
having a new schooner built for him by the George
Lawey g. Son Corporation, Of Boston, on the design
OF Clinton Crane. This is composite, wood and
steel vessel which will be one OF the finest OF her
class She is now well toward completion, and
will be launched in a few days. The Fleur de Lys
is 81 the Bay Ridge Yacht Basin laid up.
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FIRST GAME.
SECOND GAME
RROOKLYN 2. G.
ro,sl .........67l Total --.......-.......''l
THIRD GAME.
9ROOKLYN B. c.
FIRE INSURANCE TOURNAMENT SCORES.

In the Fire Insurance League games at heeo
alleys last night the five from the PnenM com
nam, of BROOKLYN carried off two games, while
,ba poval team heat that from the Lancashire
company by just pin in the final game OF the
4venIng The scores follow:
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PHILADELPHIA
FAST ORANGE WINS EASILY.

Orange y. J.. Nov II tspeclaD.-The East
Orange Golf Club won a decisive victory over
team from the South Orange Field Cub on the
Fast Orange course this afternoon. defeating the
Visitors by The handsome score Of IS holes up The
scores follow.