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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-02-12
BASEBALL.

Once again the College Of the City Of NETWORKS
Baseball team victorious. Saturday evening the
team defeated that of the POD Regiment the cham
picns Of the Military League the latters armory
by score of TO 4. The team work on both sides
was excellent. both sides having made a number
aof double plays. Ruskay, Of the c. c. y. Y and
wilkins of the I'd did the best batting for their
respective teams.
The players batting order: College of the City
of NewYork: Coffey leftfeld: CarbonelL right
field; wilkins. centrefeld; Fuentes shortstop;
Betjenen. third base; Fellows. second base; Hop
kins, pitcher; McGraham catcher and De Rose
first base Twenty-second Regiment Goldberg
C05) centreneld; keene CO3) catcher; Hamilton r00
shortstop; Subig co., pitcher Smythe COO first
base; Ruskay COP second base; Carroll coz right
field; Roberts COD. lefteld and Sullivan COZ third
base Umpires, Soft, 22d Regiment, and Barry
College Of the City Of New-York
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CONTESTS ON PALM BEACH LINKS.

terest taken in the semi-f1nals for the Green
leaf and Crosby Cup yesterday. H. NJ For
rest beat A w. Black up and 4 to play. c. b.
Cory beat Z. C. Green up and play.
Visitors Cups Maddox beat A. H Reveu 8
up and to play. S. Carpenter beat T d. Hooper
up and 10 play
Consolation Cup-Previous day r. X. Root tied
with A. E Kennedy One hole was played this
morning, Root winning He then beat H r. Rea
up twenty holes. In the finals II. NJ. Forrest
beat c. B. Cory up S. Maddox beat s. Carpen-
ter up and to play. L. B. Miller beat R. X
Root up.
Ladies' Approach and Putting Contest-Miss NJ
Andrews won with 10; Mrs. T. NJ Cook II. Miss
Andrews, Miss O'Neill and Miss Bishop tied for
third place Miss Andrew winning Among other
scores were: Miss 3. Adams, 10; Mrs. Powers, IS;
Mrs. Scully, il, and Miss G. Bishop a. Mrs Syd-
ney Carpenter, Of Philadelphia. presented the three
handsome prizes.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-02-12
THE RACETRACK.
THE MADDEN STRING AT LOUISVILLE.

THE MADDEN STRING AT LOUISVILLE.
Lexington, Ky, Feb. II (speciaD-The horses in
the training stable OF John f. Madden have been
shipped TO Louisville. where they will begin train
ing the Churchill Downs track. Madden has in
the last five years put out strong strings and this
season he has an unusual prospect. Gulden, Star
Bright and Kilmarnock are among the tried horses
Madden has selected this string without regard TO
cost, and IT is expected he will develop from It
eighteen head.
Phil G CHM owner Of the Kingston Stud has
purchased from James r. and Foxhall Keene the
services OF the FORMER great racehorse Tournament
Tournament mas been located at Castleton, but will
in 1900 be at Kingston
Rutter. the jockey who was ruled off by Judge
statement so that he may ride Tor Mrs. n O. Pep
per this Season
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-02-12
oRIENTs WIN CHAMPIONSHIP.

The Orient wheelmen by winning two games in
ahe Class A tourna of the Associated Cycling
Clubs Of Long Island Saturday night the
championship. The scores:
FIRST GAME.
Brooklyn Bicycle Club-Gelhaus 112 Ne1 I4e; Heubel.
159; Watt, $50; Josyn 14e total, 723.
Kings County heelmen-Courtenay, III! De Nyse.
az6; Hah I59; Leach, al: Boyer, 1874; total. III.
SECOND GAME.
Orient NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., 100: Cramer i65; Aoiler
lbs Smith, us; Meht, 40; total rs.
Brooklyn Bicycle Club-Gehaus las: Nen, 1916: Heubel
1re Watt 12T; Joslyn, 147 total, 74T
THIRD GAME.
. Orient Observation-Disclosures l2e; Cramer I53; Moler.
aST; Smith. 1873; Meht. 202 total. S67
Kings County Wheelmen-Courteney, 1873: De Nyse.
s43. Half. l3s: Leach, l31; Boyer. 146; total. 694
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CHESS.

a. SERIES OF SIX GAMES ARRANGED AT THE
MANHATTAN CHESS CLUB.
The series OF six games between the well known
metropolitan chess experts Lipschuetz and Rich
erdson will be begun at the Manhattan Chess Club
on Sunday next. o'clock. When the men met
at the club yesterday afternoon they agreed on the
following rules to govern these exhibition games:
Time limit, forty moves for the first two hours.
and then at the rate Of twenty moves the hour;
days Of play Sundays and Wednesdays time from
2 TO Il p on Sundays. with one hours interrnis-
sion at I. and from 10 y Wednesdays All
adjourned games TO be finished al the close OF the
series.
AS was stated yesterday the Manhattan Chess
Club will pay tc the winner OF each game SIS TO
the loser s. and in of a draw $40 TO each man
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-02-12
GOLF
ANOTHER RECORD SMASHING MATCH
BY vARDON.
ENGLISH CHAMPION CHOPS TWO MORE STROKES
FROM THE LAURENCE HARBoR SCORE
FINAL PREPARATIONS FOR To-
DAYS EXHIBITION.

Most golfers have to become acclimated before
they can do much in this country. but Harry
Nardon seems 10 have opened his American tour
in the pink Of form. Yesterday the English cham
pion was again at Laurence Harbor where he spent
most OF the day in practising for to-days exhibition
The record OF 40 which he established on Saturday
was smashed by two strokes. and 1t seems more
than likely that he will get 1t still lower before
he leaves for the South
On the other side Vardon has been praised for
his perfect control of the driver and Judging from
his play during the last two days, the comments
have not been too strong He has way of open
ing up his shoulders and letting the club swing
through that is particularly impressive. That he
Is accurate does not mean that he plays short
calculating. timid game, for there is a freedom
and snap to his strokes that give spectator
impression that his success is almost matter Of
chance. His drivers somewhat short in the
shaft, but there is nothing freaksh about them
In gripping them he places the thumbs OF both
hands we'll down the shaft, and in that way seems
TO prevent the club from turning. On the down
ward stroke there is slow motion at the top of
the swing that gradually increases in speed until
the moment OF impact. when the ball is given
terrific blow. 1T looks easy remarked of
the spectators ''but just let a man try 1t and ne
will find how much skill is wrapped up in that little
blow"
1t was in the forenoon that the Engishman did
HIS best work William Freeland the Laurence
Harhor president, volunteered his run
ming mate. and the two covered the course twice
On the hrst journey Varoon established his SIS in
an exhibition that almost faultless. The sec
ond time around he did not do well but his total
of 81 for the eighteen holes establishes a new
record for that distance The course was much
the same on the previous day soft and lumpy.
with nothing that favored a good lie yet Vardon
pecked the ball clean from the ground on every
stroke, and placed it almost at Will. He attempted
little running up, as the condition of the ground
was such as to make it impossible and a rule
he used mud iron the greens. the ordinary
putter being wellnigh useless for the work The
detailed scores of the match follow:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-02-12
BILLIARDS.
CLASS A AMATEUR TorRNAMENr.


No afternoon game played Saturday in the
iElass amateur championship billiard tournament
at the Knicgerbocker Athletic Club IN the even
ing J. De Nun Smith. Of ST. Louis, met DR. L. L.
Mial, Of New-York and from him in a rather
slow game Before the first hundred buttons had
been pushed up Smith had crawed AHEAD of his
Eastern rival, and from that point on TO the end
he steadily increased his lead. Mial seemed TO be
IN poor form, and his play fell of the game pro-
dressed. instead of improving There was consider
able safety play, End this materially cut down the
averages OF the players This victory gives Smith
an excellent chance for third place. with the gen
sral impression that first and second are almost
sure 10 go TO Foss and McCreery
Inere VIII De no more afternoon
I'VE games remain 10 be played, the final is ex-
pecteo 70 be reached Friday evening. This
evening AcCreery plays Conklin, and Tuesday even
ing Foss meets Smith Last nights follows:
sHith.2sa 2 10 g. o. o. p O. O. Is. g. o g. 30. 10. T. o.
,ee.l 10 e "a j. T9tsI 400; average 2447;
~ Ma y d 8 So 3D. IL. oe2 "a ~ p
9 O. 3 O. O. o. SO 3 3. Total 29s; average. 6Ii-4S;
The standing OF the players TO date as follows:
- ,, vi Won Lost Won. Lost
ftL- St Louis. 5 ncoakn. chieaso.........
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BALTIMORE & OHIO r. r.

EOk THE NEbA.
south Ferry CShitenan TERMINAL ~0S
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sTAKEs OFFERED ~ DETRoIr.

Detroit. Feb. 1.-THE Detroit Driving Club an
nounces six special stakes at its summer meet
Ing, the opening Of the Grand Circuit July ls
The principal stake is the $4,000 Merchants and
MMannfachrers' race for aga class trotters. The
Chamber OF Commerce Stake offers 5000 for RIA
PAGERS There are TWO other trotting and two
pacing stakes offered of $1,000 each Entries for
all stakes will close March lh
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ROYAL BLUE LINE.
IEHlGH VALLEY.

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INDOOR BASEBALL TO-DAY.

The FIRST Of series Of exhibition games of the
Armory Baseball Association viii be played at the
ernlory OF the 9Th Regiment, Fourteenth-st. near
eixth-ave., this afternoon at 23O O'Clock The teams
comprise the pick of the New-York regiments
against the Brooklyn talent, and lively contest IS
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THE BOWLING RECORDS.
STANDING OF THE CLUBS IN THE IN
DUsTRIAL LEAGUE TOURNAMENT.

The Republic and Importers and Traders bowl
sng teams are making a close race for the cham
pionship OF the Bank Clerks League. Each has
lost one game but the Republic team has one
more victory 10 ts credit than its rival The Me-
chanics and Traders clerks in third place. close
behind the leaders, with one more defeat recorded
against them. The standing to date is as follows:
HIGH High
Won Lost see Won. Lost. see
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-02-12

In the afternoon a foursome arranged. The
champion had as his partner George E. Armstrong
the veteran amateur of the Richmond County Coun-
try Club. Opposed &c them c. S. Cox. of the
Fairfield County Golf Club, and Mortimer NJ. Singer.
of the Laurence Harbor Country Club The match
was of the most informal character, but 1t served
10 give me Enghsh champion another opportunity
to show his skill Going out he and Armstrong did
4S which is the foursome record for that distance
while their opponents scored 90. The return jour
ney was made in 40 and So respectively, the cards
being:
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Railroads.
new YORK CENTRAL.

OH A. 3.5J Daily. except sunday to Pitts
field. Sundays only at 90 a, NJ.
Pullman Cars all through trains
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l25th l5sth Stations New York; s3s and 725
Fulton and 1O+ Broadway. z. n. Brooklyn
Telephone 1850 Cortandt'' for New Central
Service. Baggage checked rom hotel residence by
Westcott Express Company.
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THE FIRE INSURANCE LEAGUE RECORD.
The Palatine team still holds a big lead in the
for the Fire Insurance League tournament.
Its nearest competitors are a long way behind,
the most dangerous of them having lost four
games against defeat for the Palatine team.
The standing is as follows:
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RAILROADS.
.ENNSYLVANIA



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Sports Z ]
DpOR 1srleN'
CALENDAR OF SPORTS.

BOWLING.-Royal Arcanum-Our Council
vs. New-York Council; National League
Phoenix Morningside and Doolittle teams
Brooklyn Royal Arcanum League-Gilbert,
Long Island and Nassau teams.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-02-12

THE MORNING NEWSPAPER LEAGUE.

The Journal bowling team holds the lead in
the Morning Newspaper League tournament, hav-
ing OF its eight games 10 date, while
s'The Herald and THE World" tied for
ond honors with six victories and two defeats each
The record follows
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High
THE WHOLESALE DRUG TRAI

THE WHOLESALE DRUG TRADE TOURNEY
Colgate & Co. and Dodge OIcott still close
together in the struggle for supremacy in the
Wholesale Drug Trade tournament the former
holding a slight advantage Its rival The
record date is follows:
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LIFE INSURANCE LEAGUE STANDING.

In the Life Insurance League tournament. the
Fidelity and Casualty team is making runaway
race of It, having sin unbroken record of
twelve victories its credit. shown by the
following record:
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NOTES OF THE LINKS.

While the Laurence Harbor tournament will
naturally be the chief attraction in golfpg circles
to-day II is not the only in which golfers will
figure At Lakewood the Golf Club and the Couu-
try Club have announced special attractions for the
holiday. and the guests at the big hotels are
promised some interesting sport. Down at Dyker
Meadow the day will be celebrated with a handicap
sweepstakes competition against boyle. conditions
being eighteen holes match play. The Dyker
Meadow links have suffered the least of any of the
nearby courses from the recent thaw and some ex-
celent scores are promised. The Richmond Hill
Golf Club, whose course Long Island Is perhaps
less known than IT deserves &c be- announces a
members handicap at medal play. The affair Will
be open to members only and entries should be
made With the club secretary William Parkin
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HARNESS RACING.
MUD ON THE SPEEDWAY INTERPRETERS
WITH RACING-MAUD S. TO BE
EXHIBITED AT FASIG-
Upton SALE

Two inches of mud at Speedway Park yesterday
interfered with what promised to be gala day on
the popular drive Clearing. springke weather
coaxed the road riders out in large numbers. but
when they reached the end Of the pavement they
found the soft earth road unfit for speeding and
most OF them turned their horses back toward
Central Park Some others logged their trotters
through the mortarlike mud up to Dyckman-st., at
the northern end of the Speedway, and there in
dulged in few brushes over the macadamized sur
face Of the newly opened thoroughfare Only q
few Of the men who drove high class horses yielded
to the temptation TO start them up owing to the
hard footing.