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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1899-04-13

The following letter pertaining to
the action of the Street Railway Com
pany, referred to above. explains it
self:
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EeIto-l \ c. ", Engewood = e . at En- .lcwood.
b., C!ub OF Ryev M,rr.I! college at Stamford
JamalsaA G. ~ Brooklyn High School. a, ia.
nH,a.
Noon open art vii give =Hara zee AdIf".s
Sid, CUB. J'r'cy C.ty, STA
4 team representing tn" Long Island A. g. aver.
aetns - popnis " uld Tx" 10 arrAns- games with
Onto town team, ufcr.nE Suitable guarItitcrs Al.
drr's +. y. RomIS I2!7 Dean str-ct. BRO pkIyn
The Ruihesforl- would like = arrange gam
WIN any '.p1rndte tn; thc Grc.npriut T. VI. g
Franklin o. A'tpria. iiul-Ln.. divers preferred
Address Theo iu"- singer. ap7 East Sixteenth street
~ AsoS Nov = he .ano % football played here
e.i,tSd il, ,yy f,r ~ Nta,a' 1"n Mi-''
Ito m Poi e" had t. pc an nclpi, ut riot urcasirn.d
by MSss-ppian 'trk.hs an Ala a'~.au IN the face
Mount Vernon foo'ball team has Thaul.ptyu,
Day h"rn'ni npen ."ins TO cancellation, aud " II
played IN NJ un. vernon. aycrssc weight 10
puun n Adur - David j"hnstone, LIS south Firth
avenue. Mount Vernon y. !.
The annual sorhin"r"'ir"shman football battle
at Brown uIleJsIty vas won this afternoon by IN"
are tia S ""sr her :" sor an' The Gs
s,n.g." was very ro4sh. Hey"rt men were serl,
mao tue tuuchdown Tor H." srphrnGrr. was
tni,ksd nscl,s'. Amor Tho ra't ii" cias.s '
ru Ii, one another tor IL MI" IT, the calppns The
request
Haunt II log" at berkeley oval rhInsIl "arIy m
III" season Hamilton proved An easy Nirtu'. IN" local
iheGr,rted 1" pat M Nari llinr Hamilton cpines
here nth the prestige OF hrvins won tue New York
stat" micro ,!l' Alto champ pn-ni, TOR two years In
success. beating her cHir rival. Culsatr. ~ to on
last Saturday. Trinity went down before Hamilton
on "wednesday by . tcOrc e Ii to-. This will La
hamilton Last game and the men are In the best OF
sHmir"m Thy WI reeve n" support q good
there lisa large number ~ gTn,lus'cs.
CNMnHipGE, nov. 2I,-Thc LA ward freshm.n will
emu th". i'nttall season tomorrow with = game
AGAINST the Yale freshmen, Tn. Harvard team is
mo-" or "sS crippled y the loss OF her star
tackle. knOwltpn and Nnkcrsun Who have
D,th been laid on On account Of Injuries.
AtHu"Sh TIE former val IN all probability
enter tho game. IN" iiars ard team ahonii
nave Irat advantage N TIA" punt, M
" Nhllinhr, thrir lul bacs, /. on of the hest
pini"r' seen IN Cambridge IN many a dav ThS
team has also good substitutes and should put nm
almost A. strong game ~ II their reulHrncn vrr,
III thtlr places, IN" lae tenn IL reported to be
stronger IN tho centre THAI the Harvard men Int
hrhYdnn aud Jurr- have shown great impro, omr,t
nirr the lavish coaching that has been spent on
trm ana Hh"'ill hold NJ their md In anv rasc rhs
team had light sig al praTtire this afternoon but
n" regular lineup. and showed in nne form.
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a Poor Glass Of Horses Make the Running
at nennings.

WAsnISGToS. Nov. - Horses 81 the most
mediocre class made up IA" fields in the five
races at Bennngs this afternoon. There was
IA ting" OF winter IN the air and II was very
uncomfortable in the omen grand stand Al
though guided hy boys who have never ridden
II winner. the horses in the first rnco produced
the best finish Of the meeting Linduln Spar
row Wing. Tinkler Goal Hummer Alvarado II.
and Uncle Louis finished heads arart. Bcr-
race in u drive and graduated from tn" mati"n
c.asl. Althca. second choice. won easily from
cassidy made present 81 the fourth race to
Rotert Me'cni ~ III" s"nd-or and killed the
practically leaving her ~ tn" post. Tn" clos
ing rae" went Ia tn fayorltc. Golden Link who
Won easily from the second choice. Brahmln,
First Race-SiS furlones LIN lula o. .Coorcr. =
t., In9 80, J., won: - SOW Ming =. ,S~.lv',
Do'nlneer, q al hammer. i~ct, LOUIS VIZ A.
sS,ond M + F"S t ar S's - rm in ,s
~ ~ 90 o2nnnr. =" 8 =, e. ana .u', y n Ntu.is. "h
H anSan ,h-d Tor f fnn, Sc oT 30" E Ss %
spAld,r. Chrri. Good Morrow. rncp Josh AMI jug.
Inlrd Rare ore mile ard sixteenth Aith.s, y.
,SSGf0nnor' to | .nd ,,cn' won, S'rAns'st ini
s"Non. third T.mc. -? 20 L.as a,S'" Tho no.
"sEdncT Iyran and r. Hubert also raa.
~ tg'nhH' = 10 . Tor place, second. tup'dl'y, ~
vbtnnnnrl. third Time. ~ -. Max Taper lIou-
drichs AMI q. +. WishtmaU ala IAN. D.ihl,ncc was
lett at the cost.
,th Race one mile and oae hundred yard.
uo.crh LINK, 100 lpt"nnur, = 20 It, an I cut won.
Ttahmin. 100 liriun out Tor place. SECOND: Jir".
Nj. loo CCUll ns'. thur. T,m' I;n+2N NApoe "A
B'napartc, kustelei2kri. Luwna and Tanka!d ais,
ran,
Tire programme for Tomorrow follows:
First Rsce-Sellinp; three yoar.olds and upward.
tgu, 100 Lexington T. RAJ" and ban Rec IoH III,
Prids, loI. Chnrloitr. 100 Dr. Parker, ~ Lorenzo
and DomGecr, ny; Prince Florist. ~. G,al Runner
"; Dion. XIII aud Hold l'p, ~.
Second Race Maiden two.yearolis: xix furlonrs-
Hornrnca. Robert MctCalf. 1hrrmos. Mat, simp.
son, SILVER Mip.r Gran tour. IA Nrga aud War.
r'nwond, 10, Lofter and T. lie Saip. IOi.
lhtrl Rae Hunter Championship Strcple.
chase n'out fnnr milns-nlybrraN. lSI. aud N,., T.
l73 81 adowhronk HUT O'hiltr., 10 anI
Athlete, l"h Piedmont Hum E"d lisckl". IH5, aud
liuv. ~ Radn"r Hunt; llivhu. l,s. and Out,L.
snN"r ~ uienes'"e Valley Diver. 10" and Fr sty
n'2 BInston Hunt; De uarnett. iua tElkridgn
Hunt. "'
Fourth Race Handicap. two.ycnr oils; six fur.
Longs. SIDNEY Lucas i"d; IiagCdun AMI First Whln
III tlftn Nun" ioi" James. 100, fluke, Iuu;
Magic Ligh luc Alairs NJ '
fifth Mce- Iwo.y"ar.Olds and nvpArd, one mile
an 100 Nards-kunknira aud rIilln. 10: Br sE
ana C!!ar"htnS, lOI' RaiAelo aud Duke OF Middle.
burg. lOb.
sixth Race-HHndi ap; one milo ana a quarter
va rehtnn l2h 'lhr MUS, III, uur y, lie. Iuf.
Bangor lO3i Beau loAl. T. q Weller, vS Tho uard.
htr lud: spurs, ~, sir Hubert, ~.
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Yale 80. Princeton, Al sew 10 on.
Cafl!-l. int az school vs. On lin, at Carlisle.
Brown ", Dartn"uth, 81 Providence.
Wesleyan " WI iAius, a. NIddlytFwn.
tIiS-r-.ty Of Pcunsy lNAniA Freshmen vs. Cornell
freshuI en-. at ph.ihlrphh.
Is Ish Va. LsfAy' tie, At nth Bethlehem,
Stcsrn, school vs., East Orange Hi:n school At
HoboLen.
Hlttu High School 70 Erasmus Hall High School
At f iyah-th
New lnr, University Va. Hamilton at New York
Jrhus HrpEiu, vs. -. John College. al Baltimore
NtNarG A.C ys hr"tlnlught A G., at Scwa-k
P"hnsylyani, Ril0oAi \, NJ. q. A. va R.verton
A. A., At Ph,la lcipH..,
cannon -. Su, "a han . At CARLISLE.
sAastAmory W IeAnSy hAT!a Military College at
Chester.
IAcketts:own Military Academy vs.. Pratt Inst.
TUT. AZ Hacke'ts;Oyn.
Union " Hobart, ~ s hcnrctady.
Jn!.ersly Of Michigan ". kalamazoo. at Ann
Arlur
Unworthy OF Chicago Vs. University OF Minnesots,
Ht Chr, age
University OF Wisconsin ". Lawrence. at Malisol.
W.
Iniver ity % Illinois vs.. Washington Al ~, Louis
Sorthw, sttrT inNCrIy ~. Purdue ~ Evanston,
Harvard Fl s.iuen vs.. Yale Freshmen, at Cam.
bridge
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Maher willing to Postpone His Fight with
Mccoy.

Although no has a right to do It. Peter Maher
will not ask for Kid McCoy's forfeit which the
latter has posted with Jim Wakcly The
lrI-hman called on Wakey yesterday aud said :
i am satisfied 10 wait n few weeks longer IL
McCoy Ii ~ III a. tn, reports say he IL. | don't
care TO adj toa foeman's, troubles by levying
began work have been put TO considerable
eNL ms aud here seems no r"hnt. for me- in
sight, II | had done the same thing TO Mccoy
would hayc hocn accused Of cuwardice and
every body in town would he going about say
nG W., Tas n,h aaI,"r am harry thu, tho hoo,
Hn rCn,, -, o, inw weeks In order to permit
BilIy Brady that the toney Island sporting
oln, where III" encounter i schr ,u'"dto take
hnt wont ct tho matter rest until the Kid IL
;, GEORGE Considipe ,srcnt the. better par. OF
Plain. Upon h! return he sail:
,h am sH p at the hue and cry raised by
as We'll rs ever ,o-dny. The only hing that is
Worrying him i that Mahcr may no, be on
went surgical operation and has only re-
covered from he effects OF IT,"
II + said that i the club finds II impossible
be asked TO take the Kids place.
WHITE PLAINS. Nov 24.--Kid Mccoy received
word to-day from Peter Maher that thy latter
pe" II. without demHndlng McCoy : forfeit OF
$1,000. TOMORROW Mccoy will visit a spec.
inlisl IN New York for the purpose OF nscer-
tanning ms exact physical condition Mccoy
was lul OF nraisCs to-day c"ncernInG Maher's
manly at on. To a reporter McCov said:
heli"r" that will be able to meet Peter
MAahcr n four Wee.s or around the holidays
The general impression Is that The Kids
refusal T. meet Mahcr il owing To his fear OF
the decision Of the battle with tn hard hitting
Peter, but u person has only to east eyes AT
Mccoy e. see that h" is the worst. hrokcn-up
personally In New York immedin' ely followiIr
his examination Tomorrow and Will agree
upon date for the battle.
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Gossip OF the Ring,
w York Thoy did not fight.

r. a.. New York-Thoy did not fight.
W. Woman. Brooklyn They never met In the
ring "
Constant Reader New York-Yes by tho kan.
lucky Rosebud" IN Philadelphia.
~, y, D.. New York They have never come together
ihey are NJ" matched tn box on Jan. -, 1900,
. Doc Payne OF Cleveland, who il acting AZ d
dlewe!ght, ''''
BILLY Madden stll IN nks Charlie Gon 4. A rnnd
man and ~ ready to pit him AGAINST some hrst ,ps
mid ilrwy Eht dor 10 prepared to Iusct Jef ThorDo
OF England ~
puul : -lncr he fought Tom Sharhey. In spraking
shoIt ms ~ posed go with Jim Corhrtt j, n les
sad Yesterday 1t is very hard for me To tax. on
weight t9r gam u 80 guicky rhar is the reason
why htd tue nil deferred until September hit
have met Curhett in June or Jnly, :" ~''
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lowing to rn.mcnt game, At the Prospect Hail
alleys Suuth Brooklyn:
Finsr oANr.
Palcstino 'nsing ia; Hayne, l37. W l. Cas-.
tlc 1903; 7. ". castle, 1885, Chathcld. i"S. Total
! 40.
+ keTrsl;v ia2: Macdonald. 1872 Page is.
Total, 40 ~
Palestine Lansing. III; Haynr i2p! W l.. C,s's,
I4s. 7. Castle. III Cha'nold. 40. Total g..
Eckcrcriey, iid; Macdonald. i52, Page. i47 To.ai.
GOA
THIRD GAME.
:, Enrta-Rydcr, ian: white. las, sitter, i?I
Inn eriql-Cdmpbell. l3a: Sinner. Ii2; wriuan,
iC2, wendell, az; dcMnrray. iot. Total 6oH.
FOURTH GAME.
sitter. las! Rydrr. i2r. Total. Ma.
lnnria CalnLb.ll. l22i Sinner. l64; WclimAn,
1925 Wendell. i27 VI 'Murray. ia. Total. H3-.
TirrH UAMr.
Palestine Lansing 1913: Hayne 100; ". l.: Cat'l.
los. l. ". Castle. i?E Chatteld. 1903. Total 5H,
tIur lie 'On-Irit.ln 1870: Weller, ls.t
Eckciesioy. 1Id; Macdonald. las; Pia'. lo2.
Total. go.
The annual meeting Of tho Interstate Bowling
League mar held at the GgrnInia A,s~ghly Ro2m'
club was reelected presiit Jos" II Thum S"v
YORK club ~ ,l"ctc yc".preG,icn D., N,str. ~
me game. Ss ."S aS, N scnsiE.d t" be rlate
Ia New f"'k Btootlyn and Hnilal. the R,c.r-; T
and oe,u club were Zach fined s2h wi h WI
have to he ia d before Jal. / IN oricr ipr t'r.'
,nGs TO retain mrmber.hlp n the ors,nl ,at u,
wilkes Barre, both cities being unanimous
;Ss Zach tup n ,ne p GTes ior,. ,ss
paI.'S viii b" played a srheiuled. The two local
c!nhs vii play in "a" stern cites tho latter par,
The = h,dul" viii be arranged iu January by the
president an secretary.
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Rich Stakes on Metropolitan Circuit Attrnc,
Large Entries

Despite the counter attractions furnished nv
the Horse Show and subsequent sales of noted
harness performers. the racing element has not
overlooked the rich specialiics offered 10, I'm NJ,
stakes at the principal Metropolitan tracks ii,
thpugh ihcse events closed nominnly On Nov
TO- Me lists III some cases are M vet inconplrt,
but the figures M to dat. are sufficient 10 indicate
ncra " "
The finc stakes announced by In,
Cpney Island Jockey Club Tor next scn
son have attracted over eight hundred en-.
tries as follows Foam. lis; Surf I'D.
Tidal li5 and Great Filly. i7S The latter event
Is new feature designed TO supply the dcfcicnCy
In catering frequently complained Of by breeders
Of hllies and II is clear that owners appreciate
the innovation.
The BIookyn Jockey Club il in line with A
grand iisi OF stakes aggIegating In added value
800 600 According 10 the official announcement
these stakes are: The Great American TTemOnt
Expectation, Hudson and Criterion for Tho
SPRING meeting OF 1900. the Junior hampton Tor
ne Tall meeting 1900. and the Brooklyn Derby,
Carlton stakes and Gazcle for 1901 All hays
hlled In q manner most nattering to the Graves
end management, and as in Coney Island stakes.
practically every prominent owner in tho country
10 represented ''
Nominations are also nearly due for the rich
national stallion and MatrOn events under Tho
auspices oi the Wostchcstcr Racing Associatinn
and altogether the outlook Ia the most promising
OF recent years
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bowling Games Tonight.

wholc'a'e Drug Trade Association hileys I ana
2-koesslcr AMI lia-slachsr %, m.csl COMPANY
& lsHtr \ Co. I'D General Chemical CouphtN
all";. Sand 4.DodseS u!c"t' S-abury a johnson.
and NJ rex and Co. AZ IL" d's alleys.
Fiie Insurance l. a ur-ireelwin IA Fire Insu-anr,
ComranE Ph.niN F.rs Insurance COM any an I
Hanover fi- lnSufAur" Company. NJ R"iil- all-ys
Bank CLERKS League-HAnovt- National Bank
Mount Morris Bank and Eank OF Manhattan COM
pauy ~ Rvid- alley.
Assoc a,-d Cychng Clubs ~ Long I.lAnd-ClAs,
h-THmt TIA Wh"'liu'n. Hushwi'f Nho.luen an
orient VIII e!m-n. At the Elephant club bllpy-.
Twenty saith War yellow aids ". Tw,n,y.sir'li
Wari. ~ o'sH,''s alleys.
Haas ludN dual Iourn1ment-walkor kennel an
CLARK. at Ruth Hall alleys.
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BIlehrand. Princctons right tackle. has been
one OF the stars Of the college world for the
last three years. In fact. he has not had a
superior. He will be opposed by Francis, Yale's
left tackle, Who outplayed lawrence Of Har-
weak spot and he will probably strike a
snae In stillman., Yale's right tackle.
at Cambridge. stlllmah has turned
out 10 be one OF tho best tackles In the East
aud II he plays anything like the game he put
up against Harvard. Princeton will feel his
presence Back Of the line Princeton has a
quarter back in Hutchinson who may ne rated
higher than Fincke. lie il a player OF the Daiy
stripe ~ that he Is a brilliant runner In Il
broken field and n COOL general Finckc's
iumtling t.. his worst fault. and II h.
does any mufIlng Of kicks. as was the case last
Saturday. his bundets may prove fatal with
Palmer and Poo Mt hand Princeton has a
heavy line buckpr in McCord Against the
Indians this payer demonstrated his worth
and gained plenty OF distance without signs
OF Weakening. Yale has no limo hitter like
him except Mclirde. although Sharpe and
Kean" are roth strong in this respect. Yale
viii begin with sharpe and Richards at half
hack both ~ whom were effective against
Harvard keanc. however. IL a better line
hitter than Richards. whose best PLAYS have
been made arounl III" ends. Therefore IL Ia
poss bic that after the game has gotten under
way kcanc may succeed Richards. The line
t,0,1 NJ h.,t n ff,ll
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GOIF
Hartman, Douglas and Travis Entered ut
Lakewood,s Autumn Tourney.

Lakewood's Autumn Tourney.
Admirers Of golnng when there IL more than
| the usual rivalry OF the links back OF the play
ere will he Interested In the announcement
that both Herbert NJ. Hartman and Flndlay 4.
! Douglas have entered for the open tournament
next week at the Golf Club Of Lakewood. Tho
| two have not met since the final round
! OF the amateur cham pionship. when
Hartman made his title clear. and. should the
luck Of the draw" be not adverse, the two will
! have q match nj some stage Of the tournament
that will he we'll worth seeing. The Lakewood
autumn tournament has hitherto been an I'M
fortunate one for the amateur champions.
In 1897. II. J. whigham. the itle-holdor.
after winning the gold medal. was put
out by Douglas. who. after winning
the gold modal In his turn last fall,was put out
after the postponement caused by the snow.
, by Walter J. Travis. The friends Of the
Meadow Brook golfer. however. are confident
that Hartman this time will break the run Of
luck that has been against tho champions.
Walter J. Travis. II. {. Watson and James A.
Tying. with other good ones, have so sent in
early entries. The match between the col
lcge boys and n picked tenn OF the older
PLAYER stlll hangs, fire. The way the thing
sttands now Is Innt u ne college boys ateni
for such match Jasper Lynch will make UNI
team TO meet them. either IN a match OF Col.
"th','.1 80 w." . "A ~ ", '''' ~. IL
hRalhSt u nlcKcl team from AL cIups, rs tho
boys may prefer.
,fIny on lnetrorolltnh INKS to-day VIII IN
clude some interest M! contests. Athe Nasann
country ,iun inc nnh,, Tor INC team cups WI!
ne ueciisi nctween Ienm Oh"; mai" up OF
howath MhNweiIi a; 1; Nhlte' w Johnson.
A 4. AiVnrd anu 4. I. BroWn".hhn 1.nm wo.
tertn"ii.s. w. ! bt.oheri ~ L. nu,,uS'y mn
~. ~ ,n,h WI IT, c"ml nn,.ns
u, ~, ,me m TO-, Vii M *" ,,hNS w. mnu pN'n
u ~, W" r., VIII II iuui,,,"
nn,dn, ~ ryN nTh n,, ~, III I ,Ion. Hi
s ~ -, ru,,'' ",,u ~ ~, .oi nL
n'uIse r h., n3'S p,nyInE % IN.
mn. u" seuJii' ,u".J,' p,' ,'uti' ,ur tns
i n"pr cIp M,' ~, lIaSriu, ~ ~" NT uy
auu"i W Wmh .'iI th,,f WI, , ~ ~ mnH'
u u II uu'"i ~, ID ANY auu , jI,I tnh'f u
In ~ l., III w. v"i1"u !I' ~ ~ pioohs anu
H. M p'''"Ss u" o. .. in''e''
ctih - u Wv ~ no inuls nrnet u ri
III, " n ., u' 'h !s,, III -, S'nn h'"Th NV"
n!l,sS ro,n W" MIL ,p ~ ,,uD = NJ
hr ,iw i",, ~, ~, sn, nnH, '"nAr, WHO na,
ur ~, 1870 49, rh ponvn. u w pInnn'r
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HAGGIN BUYS JEAN KING.
THE VOTED SNOW RIN6 TRoTTER
GOES TO RANCHO DEL Pkso.
for ss.Og5 to Horace white Of Syracuse
barney Demarsst Gets the Crack Geld
In, I,,tt. EdDar-Other Sale, In C,rd.n

10
for ss.o95 to Horace white Of syrsous.-
Barney Demarsst Gets the Crack Geld.
ing Little Edgar-Other Sales in Garden.
Nearly s250.OOO worth Of trotting bred
horses had changed owners at the Fasig- Tip
ton sale in Madison Square Garden when the
hammer fell on the closing bid last night
There were no stars among the offerings yester-
day. and the highest price OF the day was only
S2.025. yet the average was highly satisfactory
to consignors and nuctioneers. The horse that
brought s2.O25 was the bay trotter Red Bee.
2:l3a. that Z. T. Stotesbury exhibited at the
National Horse Show last year Red Bee went
through the Grand Circuit IN 1888 and
was in the money Mt every race except
one. George NJ Webb drove him to his record
in n race on the half rnle track at Trenton.
sendnR him the FIRST half In los. Later
Webb hooked him to pole with Ackerland.
2:13t. and drove the team n mile In 2:15 over
the Belmont Park track near Philadelphia
Tho soven-year-old geldinR was knocked
down to Horace White Of Syracuse.
Stotesburys we'll known show marc Jean
King, by MambrIno King. was purchased by
j. Is. Haggin for Sl.525. Tho Californian IL
collecting very select brand of brood mares for
his Rancho del paso stud near Sacramento.
was exhibited mt the Horse Snow last week. At
st. Louis few weeks ago she and her mate
w99 the Sa s,ar Gn9n In the fa,s
gar, 2lOs. looked like q bargain at S-25 He
Was, Consigned to the sale by, +. y. Crockrr.
Demnrest At Terre Haute in 1871.
tho little bay gelding trotted one, Of ths
most remarkablc races on recor 1. 1n!shine
4io4 2iO. 50. WEI SIo -" 2 5ms wS and Iii
Ilis record was made IN this, race, II was
Tommy Britton to trut three heats Ia 2:ON.
2:Vs 2'W' at H"drick. Ia. aat summer
Of ams.s snsy stable
number Of notable horses under the han, mer'
EXSe,l; the hay trotter that gained his record
ia,t September. was sold for Si.Soo to NJ" II.
Jackson, Noryet., 2:l3A. brough, sl.525.
Gf275f fy Vent P2 cf s5 G'Ss Tho ss GST
Hallena duplex. 2Oss. for 1896. Following
are the best sales:
s,S"hanc csMeah III Sf bolayyd tP
SissS.i. f I;sy B. $ S,sn 's: s., BY
nj sh Murphy Now York O.. .......',"'..,. -. $50
Anni Ms,Gs.sor y neGsfi Msdrssor; Den.
jerome Eiiy; D. l. b. D.iT T'n,d Ssralnf' .ro
lfFd b, Ss 1S b b.iv IT.
HS '!s ri IA. lSyf Hftds.s oAis' John 40,
Ht L A. MAD ID GSS If N % iss y c a.
~ Sn b. III, r. ' fa, BY Gen Mih; dam by ',o
Frames 6 2'27],. blk. m. Isp4. by C,dtnus
LIDMT S Dayton BY RysdyAs HrllfonndcT;
RSsS Warren. /. Z. isss. hy An, vista. t''
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HanblctOnlin MaInbrn, ;. RuErka Wen.
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IIi.IRDS.
Poggenburg Defeats Stark in the FipnI
Tournament Gnmn Mt SInssnn,s


Ferdinand PoGgrnhurg champion Of thu
Liederkranz Club. defeated by score Of 200
TO 2O4. j. Bryan Stark. formerly Of the Knick
erbocker A. C.. last night in the final game OF
the first series In the Slosson DAILY fourteen
inch balk-ine handicap billiard tournament
for amateurs. The contests have boen hell
at Slosson's Academy. and no Anal match
drew the greatest crowd that has ever visitei
that hila establishment Every scat was
occupied, and men stood upon billiard tables,
ton deep, There were we're many mi' who c rSTf
and they stood about the hall listening To- the
applause and watching the scOrchOnrd II ia
douht'ul II more interest was ever manifested
In = billiard contest between amateurs.
Everybody looked Tor a close game. but the
result hardly came NJ to expectations. At
that things were ivey enough up To
the twenty-nrst inning, when PoGgenburg
put in run OF 30, which put him nearly
ahead of Stark. He followed II MI
with ~ IN the twenty-thrd and 80. the highest
run OF the game. n the twenty sixth From
thls tune on stark was beaten of, and was
beaten by nearly one hundred points. The
Poggenhurg 5000. 7. 8. y. O. l4,b.ns.B.u
~, ~ q =! 10, 2 3, 20, I, 10, |, o, So o, IL
Averaee. 2ial, High runs, 90, 81 "a
Starr ,Snol-l, !, H. 40. l. II. q, 4, o, o, p,l 2 l.
10 80 w. H. O. u 7, o. =, 4, rs, T. 0, II Total
Average, 4 1891 high runs Al. 26. IA
Ref rec, Edward Mclaughlin
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National A. c. Amateur. C,.v.r.

Quite a crowd attended the amateur bopts n, n.
National G. on Thursday night. summary,
io5,p"4hd ClAss--first bout, 3. Bruins, Pastime A.
e, eat murray New York second boat Charla.
Hand New York beat 3. v: Beebs, Williams " ursh
4, G.; third bout, Peter Morrison PAIisnde A e.
beat James Farrow. American A. G.; fourth hon, NJ
Jack Martin Jackson A.. q. beat Charles HugRes,
New Jerbeyl IN one round u FOUL NTH bout
Alexander koosen. National A, g., beat j. W Fran.
cisco. Now York in the extra nd siI bout Jsci
side A. G. '' '''''''
llb pound Glass First bout Jack Wall, Riysrsid.
g., boat Jim Hickey, Nat. onAl A. O.; second LAM
Jack Farrell. Jackson A. C.. made Tom Spencer,
bA Msk.y S IN me SssSnS soGWSd third
4 e.. gut IN the second round fourth bout,
boyle, oientsi A. C. quit in the rSond w rUhna
MT. bout, Tommy BnrSc Harry Fischer A. C..
6rSt round sixth bout Joseph Brood, Paiisade A.
e. beat Faux Moor, Oregon. A. o. 10, enth Don't,
ThonAs OConnell, New West Sile 4. q, beat Prtor
Walsh. william Butler A. O. eighth bout Lawrcnre
Kerr, Wiliamsburgh A. G., beat Tommy O'Connor.
Pastime A, CT ninth bout, Frank Burnes Pastims
A. c.. beat Harris Formansky, Alliance A, c.
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Basketball.

MOUNT VERSION Nov. 24-The westchester County
Wheelmen defeatel the Audubon A. c. tonight by
- TO o. W
There was big attendance, including many OF
the fair sex, On land last night when the Bay ridge
A. g. ana the Fourth separhs Company teams lined
NJ IN the hiR almory in iunkers Good stralyht
order The score Fourth Separate, IL; Bay Ridge,