The sun., 1899-01-28

man, 157; Reese. 1914, Count" olozaCa. 1872. To.
SECOND GAME.
Jersey City Club-Newkirk, 1871; Huson, 1se;
Brown 1pB: Starrett, i12; Meyer lie. Total, nos.
North End Club-Cadi. 14s; Booth. l75; Heitz
tai %Hp sa5. as0 Reese i'o' Count o0A'S' i0'' 10
| THIRD GAME.
jersey City club-Newkirk. 1s1i Huson, I5e;
North End Ciub-cadiz. 185; Booth, i5s; Hetz.
man. 159; Reese. 156: Count olozaGa. 1874. Total.
! I'll.
The hrst series of games In the annual telegraph
match for challenge trophy between tho Crescent
A. c. OF Brooklyn and the Boston A. A. was played
cenVs high i scores the Brookyn club has PIT It up up
number G Of prizet In the play h last night & tho
| teams:
Bnil. stcbbens Fetterolf. shaw, Allen, and Hoyt.
| Boston A. A.-Walter Hi. skinner. Hicks. Bray.
Wardwell. Ainsworth. Cooke Lawrence. Dooiey. and
The scores follow,
| second Game-oreScent A. O.. 1850; Boston A. A..
Third GAme-orescent A. O.. .Os1; Boston A. A..
| Total scores-crescent A. O.. 1851; Boston A. A..
| 1897.
The KIondifes forfeited to the Pirates and Police
Gazette teams IN the Greater New H9rE amen
The scores:
FIRST GAME.
ISg Tat. lSS sss Rus'n
Kiondiie-Torfeited.
SECOND aAME.
Klondike-Forfeited.
Police dSzetto-schaner. 17o: Graves. le1; oronk.
17ei Thompson. 15I; Loughead. 1o4. Total. s72.
THIRD GAME.
81 Malcolm iss Fobes sG Total sss nGen
Police GRzette-Schafer. 1854; Graves, lAb; Cronk,
1856 Thompson, 16l; Loughead. III. Total. 7sS.
Fern Council retained Its place among the leaders
of the Brooklyn Royal ArcAnum tournament by win
n last lliIltH series at ITAinOr'a
alleys, The scores;
Washington Irving Oouncil-Campbell. 12b: Non
i2li T%hieringer, % l4S; Cordesu, ls7i GlsndenninG
Adirondack Council-Campbell, 1925 Abbey, 1877;
Hamilton; 1o4i Won Dorstel. 1872; Giddings ll3.
SECOND GAME.
Adirondack Council-Campbell, 1876; Abbey. 1+3;
Hamilton; 1sa; Won Borstol. $780, GiddinGs, 1913.
Fern oog1Gin nBsnnctt -: KetGhsm iSs; Trim
Third GAME.
mer. isS; Miller 900; sihwSrtjs IL: Total so7,
Washington Irving Councll-Campbell, l4d: Noll.
i54. Total. isi.
The Orient whe elmen and South Paws rolled tie
game In the Carruthers tournament of Brooklyn last
night. the latter winning IN the eleventh frame.
FIRST oAME.
Orient wheelmen-Mullins. 145i Anderson. 1855;
soutl Paw-Jenfins. l4Si Medicus. 1Sl: Bisrshenk,
lol lOtAi, fol'
SECOND oAME.
Orient wheelmen-Mnlllns, ITO; Anderson. 1871;
Moller. lBg. Total, 4dv.
80 tn PAwaJepkins, 1906 MedicuS. 1872, Bier
Eleventh Frame-orient wheolmon. 4s; South
Paw. ov
THIRD GAME.
Orient whcelmen-Mullins. 1872; Anderson. 1G0; |
south PSw-JenEins. la5; Medicus, 1os; Bier
Bhenk 1876. Total, 43D.
FOURTH oAHE.
Orient whoelmen-MullinS, 1853; Anderson, ITO; |
Moler 1886 Total 4so.
South PSw-Jenkins. 100; Medicus. 1896 Bier |
ahenk lAS, Total. b27.
The Kipgs County wleelmen. last seasons cham.
ponS OF the Long Island Association OF Cycling |
clubs, won two Of the three games last night from
the Nassau Wheelmen in the class series The
scores
TIRET GAME.
KinRa County Wheelmen-C CourtnAy, 1T; Starrett
1915 keedhGm, 1906 Dobble. lUl; Cornish. l3e
Total. 7og.
Nassau Wheelmen--Tn l62i Price, I4s; Heiser,
2o7j Soully. l47; Williams. lso Total S3y.
SECOND GAME.
Kings County whsslmsn--CourtnSy. lAs; TWiddy,