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New-York tribune., 1899-11-18
OTHER COLLEGE GAMES.
CONTESTS TO BE PLAYED BY PRINCETON
COLUMBIA. UNIVERSITY OF PENN
sYLVANIA AND OTHERS

There will be several highly interesting games on
the college gridrons to-day. in addition to the
championship contest between Harvard and Yale.
Columbia is to meet Dartmouth at New-York this
afternoon and the game should be a fairly close
one Dartmouth held Harvard down 10 II points
las, Saturday though the Cambridge team was
not IN 70 IT'S form and earlier in the season Dart
mouth held Yale down 10 Y points. so the New
HAMPSHIRE eleven may be counted upon 70 DO good
work Princeton will have an easy practice game
against the Washington and Jefferson eleven al
Princeton the Tigers last game before meeting
YalA.
At the same time that their elder brothers are
plaving at Cambridge the Yale freshman team
will line M against Princeton % at New-Haven.
Conoparatively little interest In the worK OF these
elevens hes been taken and II is Impossible TO can
the winner Wesleyan and Amherst viii play their
championship game in the Triangular New-h Eng
land League at Amherst. with victory tor W IS,
levan I'm sight The West Point eleven shouId
have 10 difficulty in disposing OF syracuse tHlNe-
sitv at West Point. These games Just mehtloned'
together with the other chief ones TOT the ailei-
noon as follows: ,,
Columbia VS. Dartmouth. at New, VOTE; ~.
Princeton VS.. Washington and Jenersoh' al
Princeton. ..
wesleyan VS.. Amherst at Amherst
West Point Syracuse. al West foiNt'
georgetown VS. University OF Virginia
Colgate Hamilton. at Ctlch
Tehigh VS. Naval Cadets. al Annapols
Brown VS. Boston College. al PROVIDENCE
LAFAYETTE Bucknel, at Eastoh' 49,. vorv
linton VS. Hobart at Schenectady.
chicago VS. Belott. at Chicago.
New-York tribune., 1899-11-18
SDgRTS Ac'o ~~
o~OSpsRTSNtN
ppoGRAMME OF SPORTS TO-DAY

co1F-Monthly handicap. Harbor Hili
co,f Club; finals OF Captains Cup. OF An
Sraws. Presidents Cup. Knickerpocker leiu
T,ub. finals of Governors cup, oakland
','sn,s bogie handicap, Morris County cor
r',h. Westchester against staten lsanu,
~ Hills: members team match Nassau
coTntry Club; medal play handicap EngIe-
rood Golf Club: members handicap Essex
county Country cub -.
,,,b Manhattan Field. 2:O p. m; New
Tork University against Hamilton berkeiey
oval 3 p m: Yale against Harvard cam
bridge: Cornell against Oberhn. IthaCa, La
S,,efte against BuckneU. Easton; Swarth-
20 IS: against Haverford. HaVerford; Holy
c-oss against Bowdoin. LewistoWn; Brown
Soinst Boston College. Providence; West
point against Syracuse OnNersitH, Nest
poirt. Amherst against Wesleyan. Amherst
t.ol Cadets against Lehgh, Annapolis;
cco-,isle Indians against University OF Mary
,ord carlisle; Yale freshmen against Prince
.or freshmen. New Haven; fratt institute
Iu's I,rst Erasmus Hall High School, Wash
ss,on PARK: University Of Michigan against
l ne school of Cleveland. Ann Arbor Chi
80 against Beloit College. Chicago; Wis
Ssin against University Of Minnesota Min
eeoanolis. University Of Illinois against
neapO,it neap,,,t C,haupaign Ill: Northwestern Uni
.a~sitv against University Of Indiana,
T,.onston. Ind: Johns Hopkins against
Erenklin and Marshall School. Baltimore
University Of Vermont against VIII
ratnst University Of Virginia. Georgetown,
Iawrencevile against Phillips An
ia,,o- Andover Mass; Orange Athletic Club
ssainst Duquesne Cycling and Athletic Club.
- P,ttshurg orange; Jersey City High
eohool against Morris High School, Jersey
CS,y. Manual Training High School against
,,o,battan High School. New-York
"gORSE SHOW.-Fifteenth annual Ma
.,oreI Horse Show. Madison Square Garden.
uVH,'THTETICS. - 23d Regiment athletic
,ornes, armory. Bedford and Atlantic aves"
3S-ooklvn. $50 p. m; intercollegiate Cross
C1rrtrv Association. championship. Morris
park racecourse. 49,
'Gu51T-VTING Meadow Brook Hunt Club,
- .rou Syosset Cross Roads. meet. p. m
puIIARDS-Hanover Club tournament
Brooklyn. - 1.,s ru,o,
r,nbs twenty-frst annual trials. New
'VSgOOTING. - Brooklyn Athletic Club,
,,,ion Course: Crescent Athletic Club Bay
PiSge: intercollegiate Gun Club. yelling
ton, Mass. - c,,.-,.u. oo,,,o. ,,a-ck
20 Roessler & Hasslacher Chemical Co..
p " Robinson & Son, Colgate & Co, Sea-
bnr, & Johnson and Parke. Davis Co
rank Clerks League: Ladenburg Thalmann
= 20. Chase No. l. and Chemical. Fire In
surance Clerks: Northern, Norwich Union
and Atlantic Mutual.
New-York tribune., 1899-11-18
HARD WORK AT PRINCETON.
ROUNDING THE ELEVEN INTO FINAL 'nArH
ITS WEAKNESS BEFORE YALE
STYLE OF PLAYS

,,,,,.e,on \ j. Nov Il (speciaD.-The Princeton
lev has been going al a terrific clip this week
Tbs work Of each succeeding day, with the eHcep-
tion of Monday. has in turn been characterized as
tha hardest practice OF the season MONDAY the
coaches thought best 10 ease up on the men OWING
10 the hard game on the previous SATURDAY VIZ W..
" Ind,o,s tuesday saw the beginning Of the gait
that Kills or perfects.
That the team is not wholly settled down Is proved
b, the fact that one day they tear the scrub team
to nieces and the next are In turn broken up Dy
IN. scrub In the midweek for the hrst time me
varsity was lined up against scruo chocN III"
=, ~ ,act,cs Result-confusion. and yet more
- ss,o,, Rut II is safe 10 say that when the time
comes Princeton will have defence tha1 VIII hoid
against the real Yale article. FOR the coaches say
tbot II the scrub cannot put enough dash into the
NAV they will take a hand themselves. Tomorrow
princeton will have her experts at the faie-harVhru
game and next week VIII see more i"is p'''' ''''N
New-York tribune., 1899-11-18

Boston. Nov. 1.-THE Yale team reached the Ven
dome Hotel al o'clock tonight. after four hours
run up from New-Iiaven. With no loss OF time the
players were seated at special table for dinner
the menu Of which was In accord with the college
training table The water served that sent up
ahead OF the squad from New-Haven The meal
over. the players were sent out for short stroll in
the open air, TO freshon them up BIZ, but Trainer
Robinson made their outdoor stretch short one
Among the prominent alumni at the hotel is
Judge Henry f. Howland OF New-York The
coaches are unanimous In their opinion that the
physical condition OF the Is well nigh perfect.
As 20 tho prospect for the game the players and
coaches are content with saying that Harvard will
know that she has been playing football when the
game is ended. The Yale contingent however, are
more ju5lant than the early form OF the team
would warrant. Most o. them say Yale will surely
win the conservative ones hint at such result,
while none willing to admit the chance OF de-
fepf
New-York tribune., 1899-11-18
PENN MAKES A LARGE SCORE
STATE COLLEGE EASILY BEATEN AT PHILADET.-
PTIGA.

Philadelphia. Nov l. (SpecaD.-The football team
from the Pennsylvania State College was no match
at all for the University Of Pennsylvania players
to-day The Quakers won by a score OF g. to O.
After weeks rest, with little practice, the Penn
sylvanians put up fairly good game but their
real strength was not tested. The big men, Hare
and McCracken. and others had no trouble in max
ing holes in the State College line. Touchdown
after touchdown followed each other in quick sue
cession Both teams fumbled badly. but Pennsyl-
vania was quick 10 take advantage Of her
opponents mistakes than was the State College.
Penn started in the game with somewhat new
order Of lineup. Woodey. the quarterback was
injured in practice and Kennedy halfback was
shifted 10 quarter John Gardiner. who played
quarterback last year ard who has also played
that position this year put in at half in place
Of Kennedy
In the second half State College took brace
in its attack and made good gains through the
PENNSYLVANIA line. Cure got the ball on Coombs's
punt and hit Penn's line for four yards. Agnin he
plunged through the centre Tor nVe yarqs anu
ECholl Jumped along for fifteen yards Kennedy
tackled him finally and saved certain touchd3T; @ @
attenDts 10 gain failed. and Wood tried unsucctss-
fully Tor field goal from the thirty-yard line. Wal
lace breaking through and blocking the KICK inns
was the only work worth mentioning that State did
during the game for she never got within slght
Of the goal again Penn directed her crushing
playing and fumbing Penn able in the second
half 10 carry the score from "a 10 a.
Penn showed that the men are not In anythlng
like good physical condition. and that she IS still
weak in defensive work. State Colleges men are
also In poor shape yet they were able at times 10
punch holes into the Red and Blue line for constant
gressive work and showed Improvement in that
department. The lineup follows:
New-York tribune., 1899-11-18
COLUMBIA HAS RECOVERED HER FORM.
THE GAME WITH DARTMOUTH EXPECTED TO
BE INTERESTING.

The football elevens OF Columbia and Dartmouth
will meet this afternoon on Manhattan Field. The
latter team has developed strength. and Colum-
ba will have 10 put up strong game 10 carry
off the laurels Harvard defeated Dartmouth by
score OF II 10 0. and against Yale the New-Hamp-
shire boys played a pucky game. The Columbia
eleven is in excellent condition and It's playing In
the practice OF the week has been fast and fierce.
Sanford wisely rested the varsity for three days
after the game against West Point and as a result
the players took mp practice on Wednesday with
renewed spirit and dash Morley has received spe-
clal instruction In kicking and he bids fair TO De
come d first rate kicking halfback. lie also Is a
good ground gamer both through the line and
sround the ends Several OF the substitutes nave
Leen exhibiting ability ~ varsity standard ana
fo-day's game may see changes In the hheup IN tne
second half McKaskell Is a strong end. ana IN
the regular practice has alternated with Neldllnset
at le0 end Probably the greatest Improvement
has been shown by Putnam AT quarterDack. ~
Inc West Point game he directed the play WIN
good Judgment His handling Of the pgskln was
erire and mig passing accurate. IakeI an IN
al the men seem to have recovered from mat uh-
fortunate slump Of two weeks ago ,,....
The practice yesterday afternoon az. Mahna'.hhn Mama h
Field was Of a light order. the varsity facing the
Scrub for only a few minutes. The teams VIII hhe
up as follows:
New-York tribune., 1899-11-18
NEw-YoRK DAILY TRIBUNE. SATURDAY NOVEMBER 49, 1see

ratio In passing. can be counted on for . strong
game especially on the defensive Captain Nc
b@Ilue @ aso announced that Sni;zer would occupv
right enc There has been keen comnetitIon ~
shdnnSa S,s nos''on an the year and until recently
sSn"sppe. VINO was substitute end last year WINS
snea9 @ IN me race. He. however injured his shout
uer en. al ue fennsyvanla State game and has
s mas come into prominence only in the last
IN "eeks put under the careful coaching of Frank
'i1mhey lin ne mas made wonderful progress
, ine !toacks are stl undecided Richards the
hS Il we Wisconsin game. viii play right half
osCK' put II is undecided whether Sharpe or Dupee
snsi s oe ms running mate The former is a tribe
iie, ny ana VIII not play the game through any way
HiNhouRh Sharpe is n better line plunger. Dupee
~ extremely fast at end runs. and II the field Il
ury ne may be usel good deal The statistics OF
the team follows:
New-York tribune., 1899-11-18
ATHLETICS.
NOMINATIONS AT KNIcKERBoCKER A. c

NOMINATIONS AT KNICKERBOCKER A. c.
The following nominations have been made by
the Committee on Nominations at the kncker-
booker Athletic Club: For president, James Z.
Sullivan; vice-presdent, Joseph Hsmblin Sears
House Committee-P. l.. Arnold. w. J. Patterson,
c. s Whl,son, Wendell c. Phillips and Frank
Drisler Bicycle Committee--R F.. Morau c. p
Fletcher and Paul y. Turner Billiard Committee
w r. Bracken. Franklyn Paddock and W. Dun
Bulard. Bowling Committee-Chares b. Young,
J. F. Townley and J. r Headley. Entertainment
Committee-Peter T. Austen Bert NJ. Cole. Lester
W Bond Frederick II. Meyers and c. j. Purdy.
Gymnasium Committee. T. MahOney. John II.
YOcum and s V W. Lee. Shooting Committee
Alfred Bremen J. p. Hawes and Reginald II.
Sayre. Swimming Committee-Iiarry a. King, IL.
III. WotherspoOn and 4. q. Sivori.
New-York tribune., 1899-11-18
LAWN TENNIS.
OFFICIAL RANKING OF PLAYERS IN THIS
YEARS TOURNAMENTS.


Boston. Nov u (SpeciaD.-The Ranking Conn
mitee OF the United States Lawn Tennis Associa-
ton met here to-day ut the Somerset Club. and
the official ranking for 1899 decided The Sm-
mittee. appointed by President James Dwight, was
composed OF the president. Palmer +. Presbrey.
f. =. Fischer Dwight +. Davis and Alfred Cod
man. a year Of numerous upsets resulted In
difficult task for the committee, and the records
of each man for tiic year were carefully examined
Champion VI D. Whitman by his unprecedented
year OF unbroken victories was OF course given
the position of honor, and the three next places
were at once decided on. but following this con-
siderable discussion came up for nearly every
place.
Thirty zone men in all ranked. and the
handicaps ranked from owe one-sixth 10 plus NJ
teen and two-sxths. A number OF players were
not rated because Of their not competing In a
sufficient number OF tournaments. The full list
follows:
Cp Malcolm D. Whitman owe i-s of Is. q Dwight
Paret. 80 Kregh collins 90 g. l. wrenn jr. % !. T.
Ware. ~ Beas G. Wright. go Hocombe Ward dol x. y
dSi j. a. Alien. % of 10 -, : G MIett ds) W. s.
Bond 90 r. D Little. % II. H. iac%ett' d9 a T. n
Davidson. (2D Alfred Goldman 22 Ralph Mckitirck.
C2D + p Iarned C2p ". J. Clothier AMI t25) Norman
penter. G2s) i E. Avery 20, " G. Grant. 800 storsr
Ware and 3l) A. G. MscMaster. - and 90
The following were not ranked because they did
not play in sufficient number OF tournaments:
Sumner Hardy. Samuel Hardy. George whitney.
Robert whitney A. f. Foote Clarence Hobart,
Malcolm Chace Carr B. Neel G. II. Miles and c. p.
Dodge.
New-York tribune., 1899-11-18
YALE STARTS FOR CAMBRIDGE.
GREAT sENDOFF BY THE STUDENTS
HALE SURELY TO PLAY CENTRE.

New-Haven. Conn. Nov Il (speciaD.-The Yale
football team received hearty sendon as 1t
started for Boston this afternoon. More thah
thousand students assembled in front OF the New
Haven House and yelled themselves hoarse for cap
tain Mcbride. the team and. last but not least the
coaches and trainer. Two special parlor cars were
squad
II was definitely decided to-day 10 put haie IN
al centre rush In place OF Cunha. Coach Rogers
mated 10 drop the big Hawaiian at the last mo-
ment. after his conscientious work during the
whole season. but he knew well that Cunha was
Rol the uan Hale, although he may DO slightly 81
New-York tribune., 1899-11-18
INDOOR GAMES OF 18th REGIMENT

The games OF the l4th Regiment which are TO
be held on Saturday. December O. at the Armory.
Eighth-ave and Fifteenth-st.. Brooklyn, are ex-
pected to be a Entries are coming in fast
A number OF prominent athletes are training
nightly al the armory. The following organizations
will be represented: New West Side Athletic Club,
Pastime Athletic Club. Shamrock Harriers, 22d
Regiment Athletic Association. 18th Regiment Ath-
letic Association 18th Regiment Athletic Associa-
ton 23d Regiment Athletic Association and 18th
Regiment. Entries will close next SATURDAY
New-York tribune., 1899-11-18

the various provinces, and also In the regulations
covering the shooting OF large and small game and
the taking OF fish In order II possible. 10 arrange
a uniform code a conference has been called TO be
held In this city in January at which the game
Wardens OF the various provinces will assist ana II
Is hoped that Maine viii also send representatives.
The present hunting season in this province has
been an exceptionally good More red deer and
caribou have been shot than for many years. and
the herds appear to be increasing In numbers.
New-York tribune., 1899-11-18
EsTABRooK AND sERvATIUs ARE TIED
,NArr1,R CHAMPIONS TO MEET.

Iive.y interest is taken In the amateur billiard
tournament which will be held In TINS city uhuer
the auspices OF the Amateur Atneuc Union cary
4, Dooer,ber The committee In charge OF the
tournament has already received the entries or
w p Foss OF Haverstraw. and Wayman c. Nc
Creary of 81. Louis. In the tournament last
winter Nc('reary made a run Of lS and Foss made
nm 81 ia at fourteen-inch balkline. anchor
barred IL II expected. in addition. that Martin
Mullen OF Cleveland, will enter the tournament.
New-York tribune., 1899-11-18
ALL THREE WIN IN HARLEM

Each OF the three teams In last nights games OF
the Harlem League tournament was winner and
a loser The Morris Wheelmen bowlers carried on
the honors OF the evening with the best score wi.
The summary follows:
FIRST GAME.
uor-. yb.s.n 81 175 25s PSI AS s31 s2T 75 SO fO
Central -. 81 1913 $50 AS 534 e2S I22 SIT S2
Morris Ubeelmen-T Tompson. 2is Eckert 1cs: Hunken.
Ig7 Gibson 1872: Mcdonald. 189. Central-Ward lO;
Koertge iI8 Kuehn. 1913: Sehsr. 1853: schilling M
SECOND GAME
Contra, So i7s 25T 332 l54 s22 6i3 700 sol $40
pbrniy o. les 239 31l 3ST 4I8 555 0+0 I3o SD
phprtx-Pearse $50: Mclean l5s. BOlrath. l33: Ham
utor les Young Is4 Cenra-Ward. 155; Koertge. lIl
Kuehn lT3. Seher POI: Sailing 2tO.
THIRD GAME.
uo-r,s u ia 26s 347 432 4o3 566 635 III s2O
pbnni, .. IS i5T 25O 3is ass 47e 5sl $50 Is3 $40
Morris wheelmen-Tompson 1872; Eckert lts; Hunkcn
le8 Gibson lss: Mcdonald. l3T. Phoenix Pearse It"'
Mclean POO: Bolrath l66: Hamilton. l52. Young l"'
New-York tribune., 1899-11-18
rop TNTFORH GAME LAWS.

Montreal Nov Il CspeciaD.-A movement Il " o"
loot 10 secure uniform game laws TOT o"'".aO'
ioo' W n,ar,,,ne Provinces and the State OF
uI, A, nresent there is diversity In the dates OF
,ha onenlng and closing OF the hunting season IN
New-York tribune., 1899-11-18
PROCLAMATION WINS THE DERBY cup.

London, Nov. 17-The Derby Cup the race i0'
,htob y,ae run at the Derby November Meeting to-
dsv Was won by Lord EIlesmere's Proclamation sir
J Miller's Invncibe II finished second and b. Gott-
schalk's Lexicon was third Tod Sloan rode Lord
William Beresfords Dominic II and l.. Rein had the
mount on Mr.. Covingtons Charna. The odds were
100 10 a against Proclamation. 10 TO against IN
vinchIe H. 100 10 against Lexicon. 80 to against
r,o,,to II and 100 20 S against Charina Proclama-
,tor dreu, IN front at the end OF the mile. but was
challenged along the straight on the run for nome
nv Invncibe II. Lexicon and Oppressor The -FOUR
ran almost abreast until near the post. II was an
evcitine race Proclamation finishing JUS neck
ahead OF Invincble H. Eighteen horses ran
The Derby Cup is OF 1000 sovereigns 600 SOW
ereigns in plate and the remainder in specie) FOR
,hree-vear-o -ods and upward. the second TO reeve
200 soveregns and the third 100 soveTelghS out Vi e
nlate. distance, one mile and half
New-York tribune., 1899-11-18
MI,. rnaerhnI ana MIs. BarrOn:
COLE LESSONS INDOORS

Golf academies are being established in the large
cities of this country and many OF those who
take their first lessons in the sturdy Scotch game
do go indoors with experts 10 advise them be-
ginners are taught the rudlmcnts OF the game
ouicklv and thoroughly. A. c. Spa.ding & Bros.
have fitted up such school at No y to 80 West
FOrty-secOnd-st.
New-York tribune., 1899-11-18

CANE AT ORANGE OVAL

At Orange Oval to-day the Laureate Boat C.uO
team OF Troy. y. Y. and the Knckerboeker Atm
1et,c Club team will meet. This Is return ma'c''
The first one being played at Troy
New-York tribune., 1899-11-18
Spencer 100; Ros-nsrav. ss: williams iis; sessnsid.
1852; Nimmo, lis

Spencer. 100; Rozengrave. ss: WHhams' iio' S'"'
1872 Nimmo, lls
THE NETWORK ROYAL ARcANUM SERIES.
The first team from our Council In the New
York Royal Arcanum League tournament won TWO
easy games last night al the Tennis Club alleys.
No. 2z West Forty y-frst-st rolling $50 anu @ ss1
pins respectively. They Outclassed botn OF tne op-
posing teams as the following scores snow:
FIRST GAME.
Our No i..s i5T 2i2 1913 t2s 80 asS 90 o oz 81 Ss
Defendam .82 i25 S7 3yg 42i 498 JBs ga seo
Our No 1-Cllnch Iso Schroeder, 100; Csnrelh TO- 10.
Ritter. iaa; Wiickens ISL Defsndam-HenriSns' '"''
Frank i30; King. iI3; Martin 10; Warner i"'
sD~OND GAME
Citizens .5 81 l4o 2i4 277 3G8 434 sos 56l e25 Iu1
Defendam lOl 1852 2O3 2S3 800 1866 40 oo5 30
Citizens-Helmers l23: Kiip2e. i2l; TonJes is
schwelbut is9; Powles i3f Defendam-W Warner Az
Frank. l9i King I25: Henrchs li3. Rensselaer,. 81
THIRD GAME.
Citizens .s2 1862 22G gg5 365 4O7 sa3 587 e5s @1
No i.......75 323 4Os 5i sos eso 7cs ss2
ctzens-Hsimers. lGs Klippel. iii TONES -
Schweibut. iJ4 Powies ic5. our No. Il linen, ~.
Schroeder. 10. canrel i+f Ritter i5e Wiokens les
New-York tribune., 1899-11-18
,ynovrR DEFEATS LAwRENcEvILLE

Andover Mass. Nov. l7.-Andover Academy beat
Iavrencevile at football to-day 6y score rTe,sy ys %
10 Ia - Andover Academy by defeating EAtter
70 10 Wr.dnesdav by a score OF il 10 o. thus apppaaI
on,,v en- taxes the leading place among the sc"'''
New-York tribune., 1899-11-18
BILLIARDS.
STARK AND KEENEY BOTH WIN N THE
INTERCITY AMATEUR TOURNAMENT.

STARK AND KEENEY BOTH WIN IN THE
INTERCITY AMATEUR TOURNAMENT.
Stark and Keeney were the winners in yester-
days games Of the lntercty amateur billiard tour
nament at Slossons Academy, Twenty ty-second-st
and Broadway and the two winners are now tied
for second place with Poggenburg still I'm the first
The afternoon game yesterday was between
Frank A Keeney (2sO). Of the Crescent Athletic
Club and Mark II. Muldauer (22O). Of New-York
Keency was in form and had all the best or
It throughout. He gathered in p carroms In his
ninth inning. and opened such big lead that
Mudauer was never in the hunt. Three double
figure runs in succession followed soon after and
the New-YOrlIer was hopeessly beaten. Keeney
finally the game in his thirty-hrst inning
with an average OF Q l-3l his highest runs being
r. IS and g. Muldauers best runs were 22 ls and
Y, and his average 1880
In the evening J. Byron stark (3OW met William
tied the best Class average record. He ran
average Of 10 i62s and his best runs were g. o. 20
and 80 Arnold seemed ratified by his opponents
Bais ling fstSra5iy for him when the end was
reached he had only z points TO his credit and his
average was only 1923. his highest runs being
These games leave the standing OF the players
: follows. Poggenburg (30s won ?. lost 0; Stark
900. won lost !; keeney ESQ won S 3 lost J.
Townsend (2S0). won !. lost !; Mudauer (ZSD), won
?. los, 2 and Arnold (22o) won o, lost I.
EsTABROOK AND sERVATIUs ARE TIED.
The final game I'm the amateur handicap billiard
tournament Schaefer's Billiard Academy,
Torty-second-st and Broadway, was played last
night between s G. Estabrook C225 and L.
A. Servatius (2l5). The latter held the lead most
OF the way. but I'm his other games Estabrook
strong AT the finish. snd a big run OF q
only few innings before the end practically won
the game for him. when Estabrook finally went
out in his seventy-siXth inning Seryatius needed
only nine points tor the game, the score being 20
TO 200 In Estahrook's favor - -.
runs % IS Il and l2. while Servatius made runs ot
20 l6 3 and 49, averaging 5i-'6 rms caves h .he
two lied for first place IN the tournament, and the
piay-on game 10 decide first and second prizes VIII
take place on Monday evening iooi"S Se's UNIV
prize