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Bnsketball.

PouonKErrsrr. Dec, 1.-TwSntythird street ~
night by score OF ~ to \.
The Washington Heights Y. NJ, @. A. FIRST team is
open for games on rhnr;mlny. and saturdays, Ad
Averaging about 1870 pounds; out OF town pAnncs
preferred. Address Harry Hllman. 22l Hal-cy
street. brooklyn.
N2ny.rr, Dee The pPa"1nry Z II. C. A
Company +. G. n. g. at the armory yesterday after
noon by score of i7toS.
The Knickcrbocker +. @. has Dec. 2. ., IL open.
and would be pleased 10 hear from nrs;class out o.
town teams Neraging 1870 pounds Address A q.
Fordon, 81 West aeth street
The Morninsside a. c, OF Harlem would like to ar
range games with hrstclass teams Offering suitable
guarantee and averaging 1919 pounds Address
George q. Paton l,a2" Columbus avenue.
he Bf 'I %sys Of the MS' -
basketball this morning Tho Field club Won on a
goal in the first half, made by o. H. Perry. Jr
The 81. Thomas basketball team of BROOKLYN de.
featsd the National A. q. second team last Tues.
day evening by the score OF II To 4. The ST. Thomas
%th!n HJ 100 miles Of this city, Address c. i. Mac,
Corey, Post Once box lo42.
NEwnvnoH, Dec, The Armory here was packed
last night with 1000 persons 10 witness the basket.
ball game between the team team. Of the 6tn separate
1t was the cleanest game played here this season
aud won by the Newbnrgh players by the score OF
lGtoie.
Headquarters Guard team ON Tuesday night by a
scoTc OF ]" To- Z. IhSry IS some good plaging on
The R'crtntions would like u hear from the Anityz
uI brooklyn, Brnome Street Tabernacle and Alliance
second team. Address q. A, JCrvIs - Manhattan
avenue
The wostchcstcr whcelmen five aud team from
the Nassau Mheelmcn OF Williamsburg played IN
Columbia Hall, Mount Vernon, last night Tho
BROOKLYN cracks lad slight advantage IN the open.
ing half, which ended to IN their favor. In tho
terence began to score batkcts until they had
rolled up ten points. The Nassaus in the mean:
time were unable 10 scur' and the game ended
westchestcr Whc"lmcn. id Nassau Wheelmcp,S.
A bIg holiday crowd raw the crack Fourth Separate
Company basketball team defeat the Institute hYo
OF Newark III the ntmnH At NCnksr- on Thursday
night Inc Newark team played u pretty fast game
III the first halt ANA although the soldiers resort Il
u many ttlrks hGd team turnntIuns thy were
unable . pull ia hh"al. TUE last half produced
big brac'' IN the iouk ia mems play and the had
40 itoulle III winning ont asily. The tnIl stoge
ksSarL, q. -
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COsEY IsLISD CLUB CHANGES.
Brady and III. Associates May not Renew
the Lease Next January.

1t is likely that the contest between Kid
Mccoy and Peter Maher will be the last battle
to be decided at Concy Island under the man
agcment OF Billy Brady. The fact that It Is
planned to hold the contest between Jim Cor
bett and Jim Jefrries ut Paris next September
lends crcdenco to the belief that the willy
manager mny rclnquish his interest In tho
club by the sen The lease on the building OK
pires on Jan. ]. 1900, and II is, doubtful
whether the present managers viii renew II.
The privilege costs $500. The club, II Is
said. did not max" any money until after
Jefirias and Iit2simm0nS came together. This
and the battle between Shhrkey and the
boicrmakcr IL Is estimated, Noted tho club
about SlOOOOO clear pront, or course. this
money had to be divided many ways. Be-
sides Brady. Martin Julian, Bob Fi,zsimmopS
George Cooke and Alec Brown are among the
present stockholders.
Should those ut tho head OF tho club get out
II is lumorel that Warren Lewis. who was
President OF the organization some time ago,
may make u bid for the lease. Lewis wanted
1t last year. II Is said that he Will give moro
money for the lease and thinks thN he can
make the club "A success.
Brady says that h. has received assurance
from the American Commissioners OF the Paris
ENu0sitiO ion thar Corhctt and JenrieS can ight
there. u wIs also reported yesterday that Tom
D'Rourkc will make an EFFORT Tor the lease ot
tn" COMFY Island building, The only two con-
tests scheduled there now are thos" between
Jack O'Brien and Frank Frnc aud the aflair
between Mccoy and Maher.
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DAVE T4LLICE Az EASY MARK.
Joe Bernstein Makes the Englishman Omit
In the First Round.

Another alleged English boxing champion
was whipped In jiG.t!me at the Broad
way A. c. last night. The much-talked-
OF Dave Wallace. who was imported by
W. A. Brady. faced Joe Bernstein OF this
city for Just ono minute and thirteen seconds.
They were to no twenty-five rounds. but
contrary TO expectations the 60 was n
farce. Wallace couldn't fight at all and
was foored three times In quick
succession with light blows Then Bernstein
rushed him and put him into what looked Ike
a temporary sleep. but many talented specta-
Is Wallace i Is the iast oY number o, over
rated English fighters to appear here. the
%ance G Ts. 2o; IN good eon
dition and evidently got into the ring 70
get some Losers money: as IL Is und:;rsto2d
win. lose or draw: Kid Broad. who defeated
Dave Sullivan last Tuesday night. iimmedi,;;
eyer the club management. believing that
Wallace had quit. decided to place the matter e
eide whether Wallace can have any money
Ts5ST'y MG &c pupil . Tommy Esltz;
122-pounder. in the twelve round prclimn-
wh %b,o was BY hssTSs
his man to complete standstlii in the iitf;
round. After one minute and ilfty seconds had
ELAPSED, the referee stopped the bout and de-
The house was packed when Bsrnsteln and
100 to 40 His seconds were Jack
joe ma D1 %s hanas1 fn s
TsG Sa w cE and ID Fen.h Ms d proJ
Ign. Tho men were matched to light twenty
A moment after shaking hands. Bernstein
rushed and put the Englishman down with a left
on the neck, Twice more IL, rapid succession
Wallace found soft spots on the floor, When he
h' fee, be sss,ss to mT a but hi
heavy jolts until he got right in under the
jaw. It was not particularly hard wal
lop, but the EngIishman fell over back.
Wallace was counted Out, and Bernstein wa,
announced the winner. The time OF the round
was l minute and ~ seconds.
The croyl had begun to flc out in an an.
met the demand Tor more sport by nm,
bout AS the doors, had been thrown
back hTssmeG1t ho OF deadheShs rgshst
| pals In the substitute bout wereDannyD Duane o
| this city and Whitley" Lester OF Philadelphia
| fifteen rounds Mt catch Weights.
When Duane and Lester got at It the former
was made a 8 to favorite. Lester scored
| clean knock down with a left hook on the Jaw
| In the first round, and Duane took count. II
| the second round Duane rushed and Lester wa,
in the fourth and opened cut over Duane
| right eye. Lestcr's nose was bleeding In thu
| seventh. but no had a slight advantage In tina
| round and also In the Gig nth. Duane rallied II
| other good spell. and in tho twelfth Lester wa
| sinking. The thirteenth round was even
! both landing hard drives. Duane had the four
flfteenth Lesicr did the better work and GO
the decision on points.
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and e play Z; 3. Douslss beat watson; Jr., by 1
up t2o holeD; Menzes beat Moorhead by up aud
70 play; Kimbal boat Robbins By mp.
Consolation Cnp-Fir,t round-L. 7. Boyd. MIL
whukee. beat Clarence Moore, Chevy Chase. nv
mp aud 70 play: II. suydam, Lakewood, bent Mar
lon Wright Philsielphis Cricket ~ default; w:
County. by mp; J. q. Thorp. Oakley Country, beat
sidney Manloch. Crescent A. g.. " mp and to
man Rhodes, Jr.. Columbia. by y UP and TO
playi w II. Davis Lakewood beat o. owen winston,
Westcherter by up and to play; Jasper Lynch.
lakewood boat 0renville Kane. Tuxedo, by default;
4. ID. Compton. wcstcheser beat DIR. Fisher, Little
Rock. by up and p to play.
Second Ronnd-Boyd beat suydsm, by up and
70 play; Thorp beat Kirk, by dp and TO play;
Hartman heat Davis. by I up nineteen holesl;
Lynch beat Compton, by iup nineteen holes).
There were twelve starters In the scratch
medal play competition for the cup offered for
those who had failed to qualify in either match
play event. The winner was II, NJ. Forrest OF
the Philadelphia Cricket Club with the follow
ing card:
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Football Notes.

IA. Hutchinson-The ball was in Yale's territory
more than IN HarvArds.
Tho Van Cortlandt Frotb,ll Club played the Mon.
tank \. G. at Van Cortlandt Park on Thanksgiving
Day, neither side scoring,
BELLEviiLE, Dec. l.-Charles Harris. n membe
of the football team " the Monterey y. C. -
PAEaAir. while playing football with tho Sutley
team at Bcleville yesterday afternoon had his night
lcg bruk,n in scrimmage. H. was carried into tho
Hillside Club house and after being attended 10y Dr.
T. .. Cypbers ho was sent home
PATERSON Dec. l.-At Willard Park Yesterday
afternoon the ~. Bonirenturc eleven wAs defeated
by the Yale Law School teAm, by IL to r in two
lively thirty minute halves The Yale forces In.
Guided Brown, sharp. snitI. Olsott aud Hale ~ tho
Varsity. At Olympic PARK the St Agn.s's Lyceum
eleven showed under the Princeton Consolidated
aggregation, by % to q. The collegans sent =
scrub" team for the contest.
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Gossip OF the Isluc.

X. n. New York-They never mo-.
A Jay, Newark. y. J.-His brother. Bllv Iavigne.
c. NJ, New York -f!tzsimmons, 1857; Corb,t,
1877.
jan Popp Of Canada. defeated Otto ScloT " Obi.
night.
H.. New York-Thoy met at tho Brnadwav 4. g..
aud Iayignc received the decision IN twenty. hN 0
rounds on points.
Another change has been made in the Mahcr-
Mccoy contest This time the battle is to be decided
on Dec. ~ instead Vt Dee. ~
Doc" Payne says that he wcull like to have IL
ont with Jen ThOrnn OF ENGLAND. or Andy Walsh at
one of the local clubs in a twenty. round bout.
BILLY Hill thu "Pickininny" would like to face
either Jack Bennett Of Plttshury, Or OTTO SulOn of
Chicago, in a twenty'rouni bout At las pounds
Jack Douchcrty. manager ot Jack O'BriCn, vestcr.
dAy Nagurcd 81 400 to $1,000 with Bob Smith that
q Rrien would a. feat Frank Frue nj Concy Island
next Monday night The betting favors Erne AZ 7
t. r.
Both the Pelican and Greenwood clubs have ar.
ranged attractive cards for their shows tonight; At
The Pelican Club Matty Matthews will meet iiurh
New nters. while Mt tho Greenwood Club Patsy
Sweeney Will tackle BILLY Erns. There will be tao
usual preliminary bouts.
Owing to the fact that the Concy lllnd Club has =
show % next Monday nght, the battle between Mar.
tin Flaherty amt Jack Duwrcy has been deferred
until Thursday ~ nest week, The "go' will take
place at the Hercules A. c. aud Ia for twenty. II q
rounds.
Kid Mcfarland said yesterday that he would lhe
takes place at Coney island next Monday night.
Mcfarland further said that h" will post forfeit II
81 900 next week with Al Smith to make his chal.
lenge good
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Iss:, = RiddcrhOn. 1e'' @. niddsrhon, la,
les: orunn sti isc. Laird. les. Total, sos.
IT, The James in the Eighth Ward League in Brook.
Ign last night resulted as follows;
rmsT CANT,
n Bay Ridge A, &C. Koch, is: E; Martin, 1ts;
eSf oss.I ~? Ns Sn%ns s. ws' ds. Io ~
Ter. 1856 wilson, iSs; Bennett. lao. Total. 7ss.
SECOND oAMs.
Monday Night Ciub-Tste. 1866; McKeon, 1t1,
sillsr 1875: Wilson, III: Bennett. isi Total, Ito.
1871; ii. Meyer i75i Sssm, 14s. Total. 7o8.
THIRD GAME.
a, Adiks e 40; Msger1li: Thrums,
Bay Ridge 4. oSKoch. la; 9. Martin. 14s;
aoelier, it2; Cumming. i7e; Walter. iAS. Total,
Page OF Cpur De Lion Encampraent carried OF the
Malta tcSrns%ent at the Prospec, Hail alleys last
night. The scores3
FIRST GAME.
c@ur De LION. Brintman, l5s, Weller, 1877; Eek.
Pse.tinei lansing iaa; L. csstles. ia; 7. Castles
1884, Chatneld, i77 Treacy, 1853. Total. 79p.
sEcoSD CANT.
Paleshne-Lsnsfnz, i25; 7. Castles isI; T. Cas-.
CGer De Lion -Brtnkman, 1863; Weller. IVA; Eck-
ersiy' III; Mcdonald, 40; Page. 15s. Total, 1863.
THIRD oAMx.
Br9ohlyn-aiiier. 1885, Paasch. Ia7; wicts. 1aa.
- EtS,clsior-Lsng, 1871; Jones. I4s; Hartman. IIS.
FOURTH CAN'T.
- Excelslor-L,ng, 1871; Jones, ia; Hartman, 100
Imperlaiz.C,mpbcli. i7s; MCGOWAN. 100; Wen.
dell. iOs. Total, 400.
rtFTH GAME.
:, Brootlyn. Miller 40; psssch. II5; watson, Iss,
Burchin li3i Weeks. 1873. Total, U32.
Ia Pa r.se w s,5
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Rowling Gnmr. To.NIrht.

Wholossl, Drug Trade Associ,tion--Alieys and 2
-NatiOna Lead Company, Rocsslsr h Hasslacher
chemical Company aud SaAbury A Johnson. Allsys
Band i.R. W, Rohins,n Son, Colgate n Company
and Dodge OlCoit, NJ Reds alleys
. Fire Insurance League - Niagara Fire Insurance
company, Cali DOMAIN Fire Insurance Company and
Bank ClcrE-' League Mercantile Rational hank
Br3adway hsnk Of BrooEyn and KountIe Brothers,
at hcid's alley.
Associated Cycling clubs ot Long tsland-Class A
Logan whecinen. Pioneer Whsslmcn and Orient
Wlerlmsn. at the Elephant club sleys
alleys.
at Roth Hall alleys.
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Fool.

Alfredo De Orc, the champion, and Fred Pay
ton Of Nebraska. continued their match at
Maurice Days billiard academy. broadway
and Thirty lrst street, last night 1t is a three
nights match. in blocks OF 200 balls. and on
Thursday night De ORC quit ahead by u score OF
2O5 to 1872.
The experience aud better Judgment OF the
Cuban again told. mud he finished the nigh =
play still further ahead OF tho Western expert.
The score for the evenings play was +ui TO 352
fl his favor. Scores:
ID" o o '?O5l-IB. - q, q. 3. 4. n. o, ~, H. q.
Z. IL ~, y. 3, -, Il, ., H. y, u. IL. TO- ~ Total
for two nights, 400,
Payt usa-O. !, II, =. II, :, ?. ~, ., ?, H. 10.
4, 3, ~, 10. ~ 10, ~, q, ~ D. o. o. Total for two
nghtS-H52,
Nutcreo-Willam Mckay,
The final game of tho match will be played
tonight.
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, "'.........:s SS:s..t 9 8: 4. so
The other scores were:

ENGLEwooD. Dec The course ~ the
Fnglewood Coli Club was filled on Thanksgiv-
Ing Day. nearly two hundred memb ers and
visitors taking advantage Of tho beautiful
weather to- epcnd the day on the Inns. The
iavorlte ball sweepstakes handcap for men In
foureomes in the afternoon secured n large
entry. There was q test ot twenty-five for the
morning event. ench contestant dcpnsltinR two
balls with the captain as an entry fee. There
were first and SECOND prizes. the winner get
ting twenty-siN balls; tn" second, fourteen and
competed. Following are the scores In the
hnll aMnnnatnkna
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Billiards.

Ferdinand PoGGonburg. the amateur billiard
expert who recently defeated J. Byron Stark
kept up his good work by defeating Frank A.
Keeney at the Hanover Club In Brooklyn
last night. Koeney. who defeated How
ard Downs and DR.. Jennings in tho
Crescent, A: C. tournament. did not play up to
his usual form. Poggenburx took the lead
from the start. holding II until the finish.
Poggenburg's score was 300. while Keenoy
rolled up 3O5. An exhibition match between
slosson and Arnold wound M the nights sport.
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To-Day's Football Events.

United States Military Cadets vs.. United States
Naval Cadets, at PhilAielphia.
Euglewood 7. &. Us. Dreadnaught A. C., st Engle.
wood.
orange A. C. vs.. Knicksrhockcr A. C.. at Orange
Oval.
Mixed Figh School vs. Boys High School at Man.
haitian Field,
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STANFORD. Conn, Dec lon tho links Of
the Hlandale Golf Club yesterday competi-
ton was played for a cup offered by Mrs.
Homer = Cummings The score.

BRrpGEPoRT. Dec. Tho finals In the wo-
mems championship at the Brookawn Coun-
try Club were played yesterday and won by
Miss Georgianna NJ Bishop. who defeated Mlss
Florence Jones by 7up and 3 to play. Miss
Bishop thus won the silver loving cup and title
Of champion. Miss Bishop established n new
womans record. going out in 81 and in in 81.
total
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Racing.

New ORLEANS, Dec. -Four selling and a
maiden race made up the card at the Fair
grounds to-day. Iiampden. NJ 10 10 l. won the
last race OF the day. Dolly Wcithofr and Prince
OF VERONA. the latter smart maiden OF tho
Morrls's. were the two winning fnvorites. The
truck was lumpy from last nights rain. Sum
mary:
First Race-sx furiong--Ths slurysrd. Ioi tBo.
lanuJ, To !. won; Island Prince. IO5 iKcuneIyi
second; Pat CloGurn, % Ransom, third. Time,
second RAce-sx futlongs-Prinrc u VERONA. II o
tBplini) u To- 2. won: sadie BurnhAr. iu2 Carrie
sGGrnd Crane los FROST. third. Time, l;ia+.
Z 10 l. Won. ". Is. Gates. II3 FROST second; Chan.
cerv, lis Mitchell. third. Time 1881
W onrth h.es-st fntlone" weithoG. %
second: T"noic. los ,sh, ppardi. third. Time ils.
Fifth ka"e-Ouc mile-HAmpdcn. ioi lHarsb-r r.
ger. ~ TO l. won: lord Seville. loi CIhnmpsori
ls<7.
The prog canine for tomorrow follows:
First Racc-Selling; one mile and = sixteenth
Monk Naytnsn, ~. limp. Inf; Frank Wagner an A
Elkim. 100 McCleary. ini. Monongah, ~; Nautilus.
"; knenig 10; Col Fades AMI Mailer, IS; Reflect
AMI WAterhouse. 40.
Second ltare-seling. seven furionrs-Cayiar,
1O7, Satan, scotia and Lomond. IOi; Jndpe, Russell
X ana Iiekiul. Is, Rangnc, CaloJcSn aud Harry
Third Race Handicap; six frrlorr--The star o,
Bythlehem, lsu, BenneVillN. ilH. Algafettu, III:
MerrI Day. IL. Refugee. lr5, Maggie Davis and
Fourth Rae Tn. MAGNOLIA Stakes! one mile;
selling Flying Boss. Mnir and wahonshAv. lo7.
Pacomsk'r. lo1: Sir Flo,ian. lni; Prince Blaze. an
hs!or. 80, Dccring and Nolandis, ~; Frank McCon.
Tltth Rsco-selling: reven furlougs-Jm Gore IT,.
III; Lackman, no; Ramirp H.. il; Yuba Dam.
Shn Durango and Bill Jackman, ia; Lucky Monday
and X. G.. ll2 NCkarniS and BELLE Ward. III. Hei
Rita 100.
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The manager Of the Columbia fencing team has
received telegram from Cornell stating the latcrs
iuahiity To meet Columbia on Dec. As originally
AZ an. ed and tho match will be postponed until
after Christine
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Yachting Notes.

ID. Mower has DESIGNED three small yawls which
are for Use on tho Lakes.
Amcmbcr ~ the New York Yacht Club has ordered
q ll5.foot steamer Of Scahury Co.
A new steamer is being built at Morris Heights for
a New YORK vachtsman. She will bn lac feet long,
will DO built Of steel, and have twin screws.
Tho Columbia and Defender are both hauled ont
nj Hawkins's yard, cay Island and near them arc
The Navahoe Iolouia and Emerald, These are a
fne LOT OF modern va hts and show strong
10 the old NindcN but in 1871. which 10 also at tn
yard.
A deed was flrl Nov. u. by which Commodore j.
pierpont MORGAN and Vice Commodore Lewis Cass
ledyard transferred three lots un tho north side ~
Forfy-fourth tire t. tho New York Yacht Club II
ia the site OF the now clubhouse. The value OF thu
property Is slIs,ouo
The Sturtevaut Yacht club has elected tho follow.
inu otRcsrs: Commodore, GcurIn ", Ritter; Vice.
CUmmndorr Samuel Wright; Rear Commodore, Ed.
ward RE: Fleet Captain. Archibald Mckinney Sur.
ycon + L. Down: Secretary, y, Alfred Smith; Treas.
urer Alan Roc. the club will build a new house al
Morris Heights this winter
f.. W. Clark. Jr,, Of rhiadciphia, has or icred a
thirty footcr The boat will be - feet on deck a
tcr, bean and viii draw feet inches with her
crntreboard up aud feet with II down, She will
Ina a art of "A eros. between the Geneasee and tho
Meemer. She will he raced in the 88.foot class on
Long Island Sound, ANA VIII ne Able TO carry l,IB4
square feet Of canvas
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r W. Mcr7ies. who was matched with |.
Townsend burden. Jr.. the former Harvard
team golfer. won out in remarkable way.
lie was Town. with to 20, when he made
iInT holes p .gGSe:s,9n IN three each. gaining
All the matches in the second round were
h. nn-s, bu' Douglas and Watson carried the
Waison had thrown away the chance to haive
On n. second. 9th and ninth greens through
t",r,w,nrS on short points Douglas lost the
tbs long game Watson held his own fairly we'll
mort same y and was S equ, 10 e tR;. o
the eN-amateur champion. They hnved
S tenth ,na 4 Sh @sp Ss sapSG
after hanging on the rim fora+; He was then
only down. Watson topped his drive from
the twelfth, tee and was hunkered. but. playing
Dat nicely. he was close TO the green on the
third. Douglas went into a trap bunker on his
second. using the, hrassey. but a wonderful
They halved the thirteenth in 5. The four
had a stroke 70, spare on the green. but the
noise IN the gallery bothered him and II wa.
Fai,ei in ! Now Watson won the is5-yHTa
drive and being short on his approach
Watson holed out on the sixteenth kreen in /
4 .. Douglas missing thrseJinsh put 70 hSlye
60, and, as he had beaten Douglas
X the PTng pnd bs tas .nds same s0nd sSP
Tho hops was even stronger on the seven
tc"nth green. for here Douglas threw away
h. chance, by missing two wee puts. and
hlivet he homo hole In 4. Both were trapped
IRON the tee on the first extra hole. and.
Sry T setting o Each in Missed TsdPd SES oSy
nut I" win. Playing the second
extra hole. a'ter good drives and second shots.
Douglas ,aid his approach close and. as Watson
match In 1 To D., The cards.
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-, IN tn" afternoon Boyd and Thorp finished
s'Tongy and won. The latter. runner-up to
MMhlgham in 1886, bent, Kirk and made the
excellent card OF 81 us follows:
OF ..t /. r X 6-AI
IN. ,.,....,,5 It % 4 4-43- 81
T. Hartman and Davis played their extra hoe
N dim tw Wight Both were on the edge Of
ine green in B., when Hartman. although
u was, almost too dark to see his ball,
,.Mi4"d on his put and won out in 4
10, "a h., He was 3 up at tho turn.
WA,lrrs. Compton only lost his match to
.Nnrh on the extra hole, in TO 8, after he had
s'NoM u : on the eighteenth hole to save tho
u" IN" summaries:
lakewood Club Cup-First round-J. q, Douglas
bhahd. eat G. =, Ransom, Albany, by 4 up and 2
~ pay; !. 4, Tying, Morris County; test J. 4 Pratt
GH|I Country by up and TO play Il C.!Watson,
g. W's,hrogk beat =. 4; Proai Ardsley ly
nGd,l bot O. " hamilton, Baitusrol, by i,upi =; ",
M'"t os, - Andrews, peat l. Townsend Burden.
+. N"roit ny = NJ emd toIl'y! John Moor
l.. .h Ii, i.t'bnrg, lolt A. Y. Dwight, fae.
kmnd isios "' beat a. II. H %it GaOlo.
y " and 20 play; A. VI. Robbins 81. Andrew \.
t,c,l Walter j. Travis, Oakland, by up and l
nj Round-J. G. Douglas beat Tying by 8 up
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-12-02
Horses. Harness and Carriages.

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