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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-12-24
Basketball.

The 81. Paul Jrs would Ike to hear from all as
or 70 pound teams that have open dhtos Address
+, NJ, Tsusch, p. o. box 26s, Newark, n. J.
Wendolkon, tho old tmo eI.Twenty third street
J. NJ. c. A. centre who Ia playing with the New York
hyo In the National League, is making great record
this season in throwing goals. llo has scored %
poiu,s on goals from the held In the last siI games
As centre he Is rated no star OF tho League
The Pratt In s'itltG E.gh School hvs defeated tho
schvalbash's Academy in brooklyn. II was the
hual match OF tho annual championship tourna-
mont of the Long Island fnterseholastio Alb
letc Lesguo and prpyed very lively and interesting
from start 10 nnish, The score: High SCHOOL,
2 Pratt Institute 10 The result OF tho game feaTos
ponship.
The ssyenteepth Separate Company basketball
team or IiuehinS met team IN the Armory In
Flushing last uiSht known as the Headd uarters
basketball team, who said they from this city
and before the game had been under way more
than nNe nlluutes II became evident that the Head
quarters players pCssesaAd more nerve than ability
1he sold!ors sized their opponents up quickly and
began 70 hAN' fug With HON and at the same time
roll un score, In this they succeeded 40 we'll that
when the game ended tho Flushing men had scored
% points, while the Headquarters ave had q sum
The poor showing made by Chester In tho National
Lehsuo series mas started tue rumor that the New
Jersey team VIII lie dropped after the trst OF the
De pute key hs young Deal, tue star player OF the
CheStor hNe has already stoned with the Camden
MAhl III addition to the above BrtdgetOn, and
NlIN.Ht' II - said, Will be added Increasing the
M a p1mheeFsGip This move 4 brought about.
suu1gs ipr the championship more Interesting,
Tor thg htilyille and Burlington teams
Arc well up 70 league form.
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SLOAN RETURNS rITH FREsH HoNoRA
He and Martin Home from England After
Many Triumphs in the Saddle.

He and Martin Home from England After
Many Triumphs in the Saddle.
The notables who came in from Great Britain
aboard the trans Atlantic liner Campania yes
terday included Jockey James Tod" Sloan.
The little interna ,ional celebrity has returned
to his native soil for well-merited rest on his
laurels and he will rusticate out West until
the fat racing season again opens In
England. Sloan has enjoyed q wonder
fully successful campaign abroad. par
ticularly when II Is remembered that
Starter Coventry made him stand down
for two OF the busiest months on tho
racing calendar. We're Il not for this setback
Sloan would probably have wound up at the
head Of the list OF winning jockeys. "A II was,
he finished q close NTH on tho roll OF honor
and entirely ecipssd his rivals whom results
were figured out on a percentage basis. His
records shows 100 wins out OF AS mounts.
whils those ahead Of him In gross totals. werci
S. Loates. 100 wins out OF 731 rides; o. Mad
den. 1870 out OF so7: Mornington Cannon. 20
out Of 4es. and 4. Loates. liz out Of 800.
When ssen last night Sloan was modestly
Esticent rcsardlpe his MANY triumIhs abroad.
Ia I X.
f a"ssins VI The ssr o, 10 Snaslop j. he
The ypunester wac practically unbeatable dur
ing i6s s.sson jui. elo,.J, and i' strong
Sloans other notable successes included that
q sibola in The one THOUSAND duipeap;
KplL hs Of the Thistle in the Jubilee Stakes.
sonn was ACCOMPANIED on his return trip by
hskeos,"' and Eddie Bsld. the bicycle rider
Bald made speculative tour OF the rnco tracks,
Il. fssSsss s:sS s
spring. Martin was a6ont the happiest
mem6er OF the sporting group The ssaeon
but he got "weli placed" az once
and rode with such success that his percentage
brought him on even terms with Capnon, one
OF fnelana's most ponnlar jockeys. Out Of 10S
mounts. Martin scored 43 wins, crowding ooae
ReItf who landed 81 out Of ~. sEeets" 'i IN.
tends to return to England about the same
time rs Sloan and anticipates a highly profit
able season among the sporting Britishers.
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BOWLING.

games in ito New York Royal League Tournament
that they would not go to tho trouble 10 roll the
serio' scheduled to be played at the Tenn g Cl ub
alleys ON Friday night. The scores:
FIRST oAMK.
Stanley Council-ForfeIted.
Defendant Council-King. 1922 Frank, 167; Hen.
SECOND GAME.
Stanley Council-Forfeited.
Harlem Council-Iindcn, 1881 Warner I,a
Cowles, 1872; Holt, IVA Diederick. 2l& Total, 888
THIRD GAME.
DcfondAm Council-King, l24; Heinrich. 1si,
Frank. al Burdstt 1914; Warner 1873. Total, 8S7
Harlem COuncil-Lnden, l07: Wagner ~ 1,
cowles, lT5; Holt 1872; Dlederick, 1913, Total. sos
The Ca.tle Point Cyclers defeated the Howe and
Jersey No teams in the New Jersey DO " ling Asso-
cation tournament at Arthurs alleys in Hoboken ON
FRIDAY night. The scores
WRIST GAME.
Jersey No. 2 II. C,-HArksen, 1873, Erionson lea,
sanhtrocf' 1856; Miller 40; Schneider. III. Total
Castle Point oyclers Duncan, la7; Bollm,n no,
Eppei' 40; Buck; l7o; Keller. lsa. Total. T81.
SECOND GAME.
Howe u. C,-Moyer. l5g' Kreiling, IbI; Hssa, 1913;
oStrander, l4ei Miller l3f: Total, 228
us, ave i''"''
THIRD GAME
Castle Point Cyclers-Dunoan, ITO; Bollman 10,
huncheny l64i Buck, IsS, Keller 22I, Total AZ '
Howe ID C.-Moysr. lbs; Kreilng, 1876; Hess III;
kesehe, l2i; Miller. 1853, Total, ~.
High scores prevailed In the gamel bet wa an thu
teams OF the AtAlAntA WheelInen and HossyiIie
Athletic Association. both Of Newark In the ssiies
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That Terry 3icGovorn intends to make
hay while the sun shines Is evident, for yes
terday be signed articles to meet Oscar Gard
ner. the Omaha KID" at the Broadway A. c,
for q purse OF $1,000. The date OF tho battle
has been set for March p and the weight will
be l15 pounds Although Gardner has not
shown good form OF late he l. rounding into
Shape Hgaln. and II now at Mount Clemens.
where he will remain Tor two months.
After McGovern defeated Harry Forbes at
the Broadway A. Z. on FRIDAY night Phil
Dwyer. the well-known turfman. was intro.
duced 10 the bantam champion. Dwyer seemed
to be very enthusiastic over the Brooklyn
wonder and asked him. Are YOU going 70 do
the ZANE thing to Dixon ns you lid to fVrbesS'
you know and l am always out TO win. But
Dixon may perhaps beat me after ALL
NcCioyern will be entertained at o banquet
In Brooklyn on "Wednesday night and receive
a belt embiamatic OF the championshp He
will go 70 England IN April and on Derby
So 800 at the National Sporting Club. London.
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THE NEW LINKS AT PRINCETON.

hazard protecting six OF the holes on the way
home. The brook has been dredged out and
its banks sodded, making n crossing practi-
cable at my spot. The first eleven holes are
In rolling ground hut nre not we'll guarded
naturally. and several bunkers and hazards
Will have to be artllcially constructed.
A committee from the university has visited
the links OF the Nassau Country Club ana other
ideas regarding bunkers. and the construction
ana care ~ greens. The holes were placed on
the advice Of While Dunn. His suggestions
hSi i which e has been chanssa from $50 Yards
TO 500. The total playing length will be 6.sTl
yards. and with the tees set back for special
5000. yards The link is only an eighth Of
mile from the universlty campus, II stretches
from the Princeton Theological Seminary on
Mercer street on the west to Alexander street.
The tenth hole T. one OF the most difficult OF
the course. beside being the second longest,
toe will form precarious hazards 4 drive,
two brassies and short approach will bring
the player to the green. The eleventh hole Ia
twelfth Is the shortest Of the course. $50
ia reached By a short Iron shot through
351 yards and the fourteenth Of 400, yards
are eSch crossed hE the brook and skirtsd by
quires n long drive TO carry the brook and a
mid iron 20 reach the green. The sixteenth
reaches 3ns yards and is the only one, on the
On tho seventeenth, 300 yards. the player will
again be confronted BY the brook. which he
must carry on his drive; Then ashort iron
Yards, situated short distance in the rear OF
tho club house. and is also crossed by the
brock 100 yards from the tee to catch ioczs ;,
be within easy approaching distance. The dis
tances, with the bogie score. will be a. follows:
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Fast skatIng Mt Clermont Rink.

A large crowd saw somo fne skating at tho Cier-
mont AyouuI leo skating Rink In Brooklyn yester-
day morning Summaries
One Mile, SCratch-Won by Arthur Yale SAronoy
N y, A. O.; Harry p. Mcdonald, Henley School
second William ODonoghue, Pawnee A. o., third,
Time. s minutes 20 30 seconds. -
Half Mile lntersch0lastio Raoe-won by O. Min =
ton, POLY Prep" scratch; #, Herreschoh brook
Ign La in, 80 Yards, secgnd Ward Clehin, PAwnes
Lat n, i2o yards, fourth; u. J, Abbott, BrooEiyn
Latin SO yards, hfth. Time, minutes ~ seconds
BbLooEiyn A., ca 20 Yards William H, olapp.
iams, Montclair A. O., 90 yards. third Time, 2
minutes II - seconds,
one, Mile IiandiCap-Won by Leroy See N VA O.
scratch; IA, T. Mckinney, Poly Prep" $50 Yards
second: War Cahiil. Pawnee A, G.. 40 yards. third
Tine, minutes 8 seconds
Half Mile Scratch-Won by OlMinton, POLY Prep -
II, HerreseLon Brooklyn Latin. second, T. T. Ben.
20 seconds
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up the two eaits In the way they are doing now.
Then you may SEQ Americans going 10 Europe
for trotters," added the Austrian with smile
speedway In Vienna. Is there one thcre'
Yes; We .havea speeding ground for tIottlng
horses In Prater Park Iii thfee and o half miles
long. That Ia whore trotting originated In Aus
trin OF course, II Is not such driveway az tho
one have sorn at Speedway Park, here In New
drive horse at speed A great many match races
were trotted there years ago. before we had trot-
What do you think Of ,hoNew York Speed
wayr II, ,.. =, v,,,,.
10 M nal Il"
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For tho present the old Stockton farm build
m odelled into structure Of the colonial type.
and will he fitted out with lockers and iP-
the last meeting Of the Unworthy Associat,on
the following Officers were elected for the COM
ING year;
Vice. presidcnt; r. A. v. Van norcn Secretary; Z q.
Osborn. Treasurer; Prof. Allan Marauand, J. II.
aud J. Prentice kellogg. 1900 GREEN'S Committee
nSnrS sc oterr 20 al, MS sna =, DO,
Soher. Percy Pyne, 1908. and Prof. II. =. Osborn.
Among the prominent promoters OF the new
Dodge. 10; John l. CadwaIder. 80: Alexander
Van Renssaiaer, II: j., Percy Morgan. a3
Edward W. sheldon. 70: Jmnius 4, Morgan.
son. II. and Prof William B. Sloane.
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Gossip of tho Ring.


G. A. Brooks, New York-No
LII NJ, New York-Thcy never met
n. K. New York-Ho has never announced his re-
sport Riverhead, n. J.-There Is no lim,, to the
number of rounds.
Jock Delaney wants a nSht with either Marty
MeCue or Jack Downuy
Owing to the fact that there arc several counter
sttSachSns On for New Years Day tho Hercules
There will be no boxing at the broadway A. G.
next Tuesday night The nsIt attraction at the club
Will DO between Kid broad and Jack Hamilton on
The contest between Dan Croedon and Tommy
west. which was 70 have taken place At the Broad
and It will be decided on Jan. 20.
Owing TO the recent death OF q pugist In tho ring
In H. Louis boxing has hecn closed down III that
u the unfortunate accident tho sport Aour'hed.
According to report an effort will bs made To revive
the game later on.
euss, ys,tsrihS eo..ci 500 t3ini a match be be.
place in February. JACK D1ugherty for O'srien has
accepted and says that ha Will cover tho money
some time next week.
ofPe,er haler ana oGsrs To bet 1000 even money
that the irishnan VIII defeat Ma Mccoy at conoy
bacing MnhCr. and Is ready to invest 5000 The
prevailing odds Is g To on Mther.
George Munroe, the clever little bantam, has iuft
come out OF the Fordham Hospital, where he has
been for thc past two months suffering from mus.
Mc6ovsrn's fparring partner, and tho bantam
champion is going to get up beneAt to help his
chum,
Tom 6harkey seems to think tina. the coming con-
test between Jim Jefries aud Jim Corbet will not be
the level. In u recent interview IN Ind annapolis
he said lf they 90 To laris Will follow them and
while there will try to induce the other
20 meet me. Im ready TO back myself for $40. 900
Side"
Prof Jimmy Kelly, who has Just returned from
Enaland has brought with him young Welsh
fsAtharweght whom he In anxious 10 match a. Ainst
AnT Is FOUNDER. Kelly says that Dick BuTge, whom
he met quite often the other side has no inten
tion OF fighting again al he is doing well ut the
course,
Joe Choy nsh has been matched to meet stock.
inRs" Conroy at catch weights ia youngstown. Ohio
Jan, 40, TOR twDry rounds. Choynski IL also
matched to box KID Mccoy before the Broadway
A. G, on Jan ~. tho latter taking the place OF Joe
Moleott whose aru. has been injured and who will
be unable to box for sono time to come.
Several attempts have been made OF late to get
Kid Layigno IN shape agaii, but they have failed,
The former lightweight champion seems discour.
horseman and former schoOlmate OF LRvigne. Ia
going to take him in tow and the par will leave In q
few days for Hot sprngs, where IAyigne will re.
cuperats,
CHICAGO, Dec. 23.--Kid Mcfarland and Joe Cans
fought friendly draw at North Side theatre lAs.
night, Several times through An oversight 0uns
landed d harder blow Than the contract seemed to
call for and spent tho rert OF thr time telling Nc.
Partlahd how he made the mistake. 8nnA had no
trouble In avoiding McPartland's swings and man.
aged to Land about as he pleased. After the grand
wind up. ~ tho announcer called Ii, the crowd
Med out hootnG and yelling fake"
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Howard C. Smith Order. New Steam Ynch,

Howard @, Smith Of the awanhaka-C orin-
THAN and other yacht clubs. has placed an order
with tho Gas Engine and Power Company for
q steam yacht. The new boat will be built at
once. and when launched will be named Sag
haya. The dimensions Of tho yacht arc 1877
feet over all 1O3 feet on the water line. Is feet
O inches beam. and . feet inches draught.
The SaGhaya will bs schooner rugged and
will have trtple-expansion engines. which viii
drive her at the rate OF sixteen miles an hour
She will also have an electric light plant be-
heated by steam and carry four boats-a
launch, gig, cutter and dingy
The lighthouse will be OF mahogany and will
have the dining SALOON IN the forward part and
tnters pantry, which VIII connect with the
room. aft the engine space. will connect with a
bAthLoonI on the port side. while on the star
board side will be bathroom for the guests
Further aft will be two staterooms, and then
vii come tho mai saloon, which will be fur.
OF tho yacht ''
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GOLF.
Finals In the Knicksrbocker A. o. Tourney
Other Events.


The semi fnals In the Knickerbocker A. o.
golf tournament for silver cup and two other
prizes were played on the links OF knicker-
booker Field at Bergen Point yesterday. inc
contests were exciting inasmuch as the win
ner In each pair that played yesterday was
sure OF winning one OF the three prizes. even
though he Loaf In the final rounds to-day.
Twelve holes. as in the previous rounds, con-
stltuted the game. All the players were obvl-
ously nervous. W. d. RuRgles. who plays
strong and safe game. was pittod against H. d.
Newman.
The latter started OF well. but went TO pieces
at the end Of the seventh hole, which he could
make In no better than q. and quit declaring
It useless 10 continue further and forfeited to
Ruggles. Another member Of the club played
tho last round in Newman's place in order TO
complete tho score. which ended in favor OF
Rurgles. ~ to SO. Ruggles made some beauti-
full drives and enjoyed the distinction OF holing
out In each on three holes. something that has
Ruegles also got out OF several bad lies by ex.
ceedlnsly clever cleek AMI lotter work.
Foster up w asa Rsa 6andcDp o
while Jones' received IL Foster drove much
better than h who A. the sGr
fashion. Clean aud straight work with the cleek
aud putter made UP Tor the poor, driving. how
final scores being AZ to 81.
f. f. Edwards drew a bye and he. RuRgles
and Jones will play the final rounds to day for
the three prizes. The scores yesterday:
Gross. Heap. Net.
" Ss4oSss s-ts- 10 Z"
61o4e4oossB $50 10 GO
mn...4oo7.Sss4S-oo- IL "
6eSbosooooA Sol 10 81
a ~
cup competition occupied the attention OF the
Nassau Country Club players to-day. when g
Y, Palmer won first honors. Howard MAXWELL.
and J. Il. Maxwell. Jr. aud A. L. White tieinR
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Turf Notes.

LEXIsoToS, Dec as.-Mr.; Byron Mccielland has
Nrvarre. dam sallIe McCelland. This Ia the second
attempt I gc.a racrhorse from this union In com.
plance with the wishes Of her late husband, Tho
hrtt was ally and was rendered nni Tor racing By
An injury TO her hip. Mrs. McGlelland las Also
lost two other youngsters one by Hohry OF Navarro
orh OF Dettle o., aud tho othey by BERMUDA dam
III tie Kopney. They were afflicted with disease
gifts.
Tenn. has consigned 70 Woodard and SlanklIn here
hs entire stud OF rottine horses 70 be sold in Feb.
r'iary. Fred :, Wilkes 2;ll4, and other FAST ones
among tho number.
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Yachting Notos.

H.A Hutchins has sold his steam yacht Jathn,el
to Charles NJ, Pratt
DR.. W. Seward Webb has sold tho twin. screw yacht
ElfTids TO Frank bennett Of the CorinthiAn Yacht
Cub nf Philadelphia,
AT tho annual meeting Of the Knckerbocker Yacht
Club held At the Hotel Manhattan last week the fol-
lowing officers wero elected: Commodore, g. H.
Mason Vice.Commpdore, W, q, Newman; Rear Com
modore A. r. Wiiiiamson; Treasurer, George II.
Honey Fleet Surgeon j b Palmer, NJ; D.; Directors.
1.ockman, Jr. and II. A. Qusckenbush. A new sin.
gle'handel class will he tho feature OF neIt years
season aud twenty members have promised TO build.
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HORSES, Carriasts, &c.

OF tho Morris and Essex Bowling League on Fridsy
night The Rosovilles were at homo and won two OF
the three games. Tho scores;
YIRsr oAMx
Atslants wheelrnen-M ITO; sohi6 1856; Hay.
IA; Taylor. 49,; Count Olozsga. 100. Total
Rosevflle Athletic Assoc alton Babcook IN; Roll
aJ3; Shepard, 1bA; Waters, 2o1; Stone. 17B. Total
500
SECOND uAME.
Atalsnts wheslncn-Nillar, 1s3: schin. $50; Hay.
1Bp; Taylor. 1bl; "Couut' OloZRga, 1873 Total, sbA
ROseyille Athletic ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS FOG. Roll
1872; Shepard. ITO; Waters, 100; Stone, l7s. Total,
Dol
THIRD GAME.
Atnlanta whcelmen-Millar. no: Schin. $40; Hay.
2O5; Taylor, lSl; Count OloZaga, an Total, pI6.
Roseville Athletic Assoc ation-Bibcook.2 o6 Roll.
176; Shepard, 1877; Water, l<s; stone, 40 Total
6so.
The Goodenough and alcnmors teams each vop
aud lost game in the Twenty sixth Ward tournar
ment OF Brooklyn Friday night ut Hsllsrs allsyA
The scoresi
rIRsT GAME.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT, 1ls; A. Hsilsx. 1ks1
Huttenlocter. 1872; Holden, 100; J. Halter 1<a
Total, 7b7.
1877; J. herman, ITO: steelnan, 1872. Total. ITO.
sECUsD oAMK.
Goodenoug h-Forester, 1873; A. Hailor. 1So, Hut
tenlocker, 1870. Holden, 1915 j. Hsiler. 1op. Total.
7Sb.
Gienmors-I norman. 1871; Kvidahl, illi Batch.
100; j. Bierman. lao: stoelman. 1876. Tosal'a<I.
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Harlem Yacht Club. Now omo.,,.

All meeting OF the Harlem Yacht Club at the
city clubhouse. the following officers were
elected:
Commodore John Ripp; Vice Commodore Henry
HRnlim, Jr,; Rear CommodOre, Lorenz Zolieri Re-
cording Secretary. Sidney Macy; Financial Becre-
tary. T. il. Bates; Corresponding Secretary, Samuel
sChider: Treasurer J. n. Andrews; Measurer John
WINNER Fleet surgeon, DR., Wilson; board OF Direc-
Frank l. Fitch; Membership COMMITTEES. Andrew
SObbins, Robert Evans John r. Lalor.
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Willie Smith met with defeat in q match
against George Low at the Dyker Meadows
was at eighteen holes for $50 a side. The
links were In nne condition and the exhibition
was brilliant throughout. Low was l up on
the sixteenth hole and won the last two. Low
outpayed Smith and used good judgment at
critical moments. Smith ran down some long
puts. however. in clever style. Low showed
great skill and came within ono stroke Of
breaking the clubs competitive record OF 10
strokes. Summary:
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ci,nrstone. tho w.ll.Known rro..or. Dead.

CLEVELAND. Dec. 23.-Clingstone. 2:14.
was chloroformed at the Gordon stables on
Thursday. His record was made July %,
1880. on the then famous Chenille course, In
1874 he still further added to his fame by
beating Harry Wilkes.
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The afternoon finals had these results
Lynch allowed phifer one stroke on tho third
hole and won the first division match by up
and to play. The leaders OF the second group
postponed play, and IN the third cass Stock 10y
allowed Brathwaite odds OF one stroke. the lat
ter winning BY up and 3 TO plaY.
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Hockey.

from the De La Sale Institute In an interest
ing game OF hockey at the st. Nicholas Skating
Rink yesterday morning by the score OF TO o.
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Horses, Harness and Carriages.

No better market Is open to you. providing
THE SUN-Adp.
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GLEN Cow. Dec. 20 The December Busby
cup competition occupied the attention OF the
Nassau Country Club players, to-day, when g.
u Palmer won frat honors Howard Maxwell.
withthe best gross score OF the day, was second.
and J. II. Maxwell. Jr.. aud A. L. White tieinR
for third The scores were:
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LAKEWOOD, Dec. 23.-The golf club Of Lake
filed three classes OF eight men each and six
cards were returned In each OF the three. The
mornings handicap limit was twenty-five
morning leaders In enoh division met at match
play In the afternoon and the loser had conso-
led tho morning play with eighty-four net and
was matched against Robert Phifer OF Baltusrol
cighty.six net. for the first division prize. The
wood. and John Lnrkin. Deal Beach. The third
class Anal match was between Lakewood men,
George ". Stockley and L. q. Brathwaite
Loading scores by hoes and summary:
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Rowling Motor.

~ The 0ermAn tournament will DO organized ~
bfooflyn this afternoon at Bornards silsyn ~
ross and bushwtok avenues.
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rIRsr DIVISION.

JAsper Lynch. Lakewood-
Out ...."...t 80
ln...,......,o D o-<<-6o-x-ek
Robert Phifer Bsltusrol-
out,........6 n o T-5
ln...........o q b-<7-o1-o-eo
Fred p KimhAll. lakewood
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A cahlegram from Paris announces tina
American firms have the most prominent ex
hibits at the cyclic show thore.