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billiards

Martin Mullen. the FIRST class 4 billiard
ohampion recently arrived from Cleveland.
OHIO He saId that he did not expect 10
participate ia "a" coming champlonshIp
meeting liz coming at this time hai no
hearing on the event. and that ht- days 81
tournament play we're over Mullen Will
,tav here until The great 'haleng" match
for IN, possession OF IN" 1900 trophy i
over lie looks upon Wilson + FosS a. an
easy winner no matter Who the challenging
plaver may be- Mullen played two games
YESTERDAY. and in both demonstrated that
his stroke has not lost any ~ it, cunning
In tho first contest. Edward " Gardner led
Mullen by tn. score 81 1ly 10 NJ By rapid
and close play the Cleveland man counted
mn. Of 40 40 and ~ with several smaller
clusters He finally defeated Gardner by
The score OF So e. 27S The averages were
nearly ten for both players Gardeners best
nm was - Arthur II Townsend vas Null
lens ncNt opponent. but the new champion
Of the National Association OF Amateur BIZ
Hard Players was IN poor form. ana hardy
made a showing
BosToN. Jan 80 In the THIRD game OF the
Class B. shoTtstop. l4-inCh halk line tOurna-
mcnt at the Hub billiard rooms this evening
Ieonard Hovison Of New York defeated
Maxine Thomas ~ BOSTON by 500 to ?03
U0wison'- playing in the mid game was Of u
high order His highest run was IS and his
average 10 lO-lt Thomas's best run was so
and his averge !.
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ttsske1

Sc, rral HUNDRED p~r.ns sho 'hr'ngsd ths
Cermpnt Iyeuus Hns az msht s~re treated
~ 9 nns hncs ~ game The match vas ono
Of tho league gbnmpipnship series ~ tho
Amateur Horsey League The opposing
.aysns vrrs tina teams 10 The Exclusive" Nsa'-
ins club ~ Rr.os, % aud the Hockey club
u Nss York mo game was opened rfh a
rush. amt tho main fe,'Ir" ~ o." play m
addition ~ the brilliant Ish"s - the Tor 'ari'
was tho gaoi teuilpg ut frank Ellison ~ 'H"
Ne. Workers. rhto Mckenzie. the old Prince
ton crack vts not very fet behind him inr
Vi. BroosIyn team Huntington r"used tho
New Workers hopes by uaslns -" first soal
~ tho u.trh ON q sid" pas from ~" Z aaauo''
10 seven minute ld'li ~ w" nIlhh'"- l'u''
tailed goal from bulleu pass on . miN ~
for the rubber. and e. the whI-tl" bl"V the
acpr. wa- ted -'tuiIts MCKEE ilup ~
New York. goal skating 'ub 81 br'"klNn'
/ goa
playsd both teams drug som" exceptionally
clever pla,iug The nT~' tally - the second
h.If vas made b. cunningham Tor ~ ~.
ppuent. Bullion tried e. IN" Sew l"rA-
,ual. and Cunningham. Who stopped ". COY
turned round from hi plA'" a. point ana
cent ia. sphere wblEllug INTO Us Own n"'l
tallyiug fpr his HIIHirrf~ III" n"ht s"hl
vas made by Forrest 90 thu Hockey 'luh on
A pass from cunningham. ard the thlrd ana
on A pa-- from Bullion Ihls ended IA" -yor-
ing and lett IA" hut tally 30 a." w'tch Nkal-
ing club " BrouAly u. 3 Hockey tluo OF Ne"
AfTA H
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vac , syJyss'er With hls team San su1
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first arrival but 'u" regular patrons ~ Nc
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. .,ar h,- been ~ thu Harlem RIVER drive for
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Imported Dog. for the Westminster kennel
Clubs show.

VI Oldham, who has h"cn IN England
for several months, brought =" this country
on the Iauric Yesterday n collection ~ dogs
for the Westminster Kennel CLUBS snow.
There AZ" a number ~ Chuic" spahlel'' IN
Guiding the Blcnuclms Little Glen and baIon
Gene. tho hl1cN rlg tr'uN, Duke, ana a
nearly all recent vinu"r~ az Ia" Lugll>h eN-
hibitlon>
Seven fuN terriers. tho property nl 'eotss
Raper, have also been sent over l"r wy 49,
The best known l. a." wlrc-'"tl'i n'''N
Matchbox. which Raper hough' Tor s5'n at
aiction Two vear~ ago Matchbox. ha- t~ics
800 nlscaI s.rnDd 10 CacAler Of Motifs IN
England and is regarded as nearly a. goot
as the same owner RUBY ,Ma,chmskef.
Sill in England Hands Up, the hmericon-
h,ad wire aired FOX 'erricr that has been
winning in Enslsnd. will also he baos Tor
the Westminster show.
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Thoma.D Reilly, president OF the Queens
County Jockey Club. has issued the pro-
gramrne Of stakes 70 be run at the Aqueduct
spring meeting Tho most important ustur"
is tie Carter iiandicap for thr"s-yeHr-olds
and upward, with si.2uO added The l-t
OF me stakes. which 80 III clos" with / Roh-
berger. secretary. onion square Hotel, this
city, follows,
thfcc Year olIS AMI Upward Carter Handicap,
about seven fu'IongN Flushing Handicap. one milo
And seventy yards. Roc.aHay Stakes, about seven
iurlonsS
Three. Year Odds . Arv,rne Stakes, abou. seven fur
longs.
Two N.,r-Old, -C,n,tsle Stakes, four ana = hall
iIr!onys Rose Stake, Tor niles, four anta mai Ia.
longs. ozone Stakes, four ana a hail fGtlongS NoOd-
haven Stakes. i've flTlUng
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10 Inspect British Yachts.

Mr. and Mrs. Harry Pavne Whitney aud
Ashton LEMON" were passengers for Fl-
rnpe on .hc White star line StoRmer Oceauio
Yesterday It was said that they were going
to England TO look over som. Br ti-h yachts
with the idea OF purchasing some for mem
hers 81 the New York Yacht club MIR l.e-
moline j. a member Of a firm Of Yacht brokers
When asked about this report h.. declined -
talk heyoLd saying that IT," party would look
.hrv would nav their respect, 80 Sr Thomas
Luton MIR Whituev own ;le 1'-fo"'er
Yankee. and IL IL possible that y" lnt"rdS
To- purchasc a steam zach; for Use NEXT season.
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The regular annual meeting OF the Kyle
School Athletic Association was held yestcr-
dav afternoon The following officers were
elected. \ " Tomilson. president ; Elan
ter, vice-president + 2 Drugg. secretary,
n n Hahn. treasurer The association ia
in n snind financial condition, and nothing
will h. SCARED t. get "a good baseball team
hi. wear President omilson asked for
no generation Of all those Interested In
athle,icst N make the coming a"nson a success
lie said that the material for n good baseball
team - AZ the school and he hoped 10 see II
moulded into proper shape for a vigorous
campaign \ net will he strung In the gym
nas,um for battery development A com
ruit,ec 81 three was appointed 10 devise means
for holding outdoor games In April.
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Bowung Games Tonight.

New York Royal Arcanum League Samaritan
Council, Yonkeis Cuncil ana De ' lime Council. a.
United Rowling C1nhS' Tournament Section M.
. Navahne. Glendale and Accident. At the AfcaCs
hle,s Section ND. . Seventeenth Ward vs. Can
non, ,Junbn W. Cannon, ,luUlp ~, New York CIV
Schuetycn. al the G,tmauia Assembly Rooms alleys
Arlington National League Ashcroft vs. AufaniA,
al the Arlington lell alleys
fire Insurance League Alleys No. ! and No. p
phrniS flrc insurance company, Hanover Fire In
surancr Company and German. American Fire In
,urancr Company allie, No. ; and No. 4 lloyds
insurance Company and Home Fire Insurance Com
pany. nj kcid'S allie A.
Associated cycling clubs Of Long Island ToufnA-
ment Class \ buShwick Err linen, Logan Wheel
men and Greater New Work Mh'clrtn. At Thum 4
EhleTSs ALLEYS.
RrooGlyn loya! N'cauum Leagu. T~ournameni.-
For, Greene Council lHuuil-ss Council and Proof-
lyn council, at Iraluut'S alleys
Brooklyn Royal NTCarum League, Sub ToufnA.
m,nt Ne Long Council, IhilaNclrfos Council ana
DTnokly n Council. at I~IdiuoFS alleys.
CauutErTS Nhtloua! Tournament lldena. Palace
and Eas, New York. at ihc Elephant club alleys.
Hrpoklyn Bank CLERKS League queens County
Bank, williamsburg Savings Bank and broadway
bank, at kuntr.s ALLEYS,
Tsehty sAth ward tournament wenty- siIth
Watd' Eccentric AMI Milford. ~ Schi,ll,in = alleys.
YonserS 1outnament tiudson, Riverside and
Teutonia. at Stars alley
staten Island League Imperial, Bfoncho ana
American, al Cheney = aO'Nr.
Jersey CITY ROYAL Afcauum lehgue-Aeacia
Council ". Afsrre, Council, AZ Nuellets alleys Il.
North New Jersey League Empire w. Essex. a.
IN, Empire alleys
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Ma, Fieischmann's Birds Win All the Battles
Of & DO, Ling Main.

CIycISSArl. Jan 80 Politicians and sports
men are talking Of the big cooking main
pulled off near the Iatonia race track aoouplo
Of nights ago Tho facts. which have Just
leaked out. show the participants To have
been men OF local prominence both in business
and social circles 1t il said that Max Fleisch-
mann. "A brother to Mayor julius f~lelschmann.
carried away winnings amounting 10 sou.
Stnrips vary as to tn" mount. but all agree
that he captured all tho six battles, his birds
coming out victors over those Of Rome Re--
p.sS, the well known sporting man Ac-
rnrding 10 those who sat around the pit the
six bouts wer. the hottest pulled on here
abouts in n long time.
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ncCieiiand knocks santry Out In the Fourth
Round.

Jack McClclland Of Pittsburg, the crack
Western featherweight. met Eddie Santry
Of Chicago at the Melville Opera House.
Pittsburg. on Tuesday night In n io-round
bout The contest was "A smuggling afalr
Roth tried for a Knockout from the start
santry continually iabbed McClelland IN the
face with the left and opened an old cut over
tho lattar's right eve from which the. blood
fioved freely In III g third round MCClelland
hammered Santry'S stomach so hard thai
Tho latter was barely able to stand In the
fourth round McClelland went In TO finish
over the heart he sent him staggering all
over the ring Then with a right swing on
the law Snntry dropped to tho Moor and was
-,n,. ant
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p,a,nneld'. speedway Association Organized.

PLAtNrItLp. Jan. 3O-The Plainfleld Speed
way Association was organized last evening
by the election Of the following officer:
President. william A Coddington. viCe-pre-i-
de mt, Newton Il. SmalIcy, secretary. fiston
NJ French: treasurer. ]. We>l"y Johnson.
Union avenue. extending from Arlington
upon as the place for the speedway \
committee will now go to work "a, secure the
necessary steps to have the drive built. II
will bc one mile long and l25 feet wide. The
member OF the association have received
the promise Of financial support from n large
number ~ hor-emen Of means.
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King Edward. Ambush ~. scratched FROM
important EngaEcments.

~ wi : ~ T-TT"-T' ~ IT ~
IONDoN. Jan 80 II" King horse. Am
bush II has been scratched from hIS Liver
pool. Manchester and Autouil engagements.
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leo Pari.,lo. the local heavyweight wrestler. met
Michael Dwyer. a scranton wrestler. al Scranton on
Tuesday night. The conditions were hist two out
OF three falls. Dryer scored the honoIs, throwing
Pardello In twenty three minutes for the hfst lAl and
seven minutes for the third fall. II took Pardello
twenty lour minutes 70 thIov Dvyer ios ME second
eAn.
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SIRE. Of games hstveen Louis Stein OF the OH
entails and herman khhiSdnr' ~ the Standards vii
bs rolled a, a.. Harlem Palace aiieys ~ night. he
yinnii Z 81 : 80 O'Clock.
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l,oIf.

Snow IL apt 10 Put n stop 20 u" usual Met
ropolitan competi' ions on Satnrhy. although
IL /, is not too dee1 there may 10 play with
rcd bnlls. This viii he a disappointment nj
~. Andrews. where. weather PERMITTING.
tlc 0r-t nf n series OF winter handlcaps was
10 be h.eld on saturday, The clubhouse and
course, however. will be keTt open during
tho winter months The board of govern
ors hns indorscd the following nominal ions
made by the president NJ the annual meeting
Executive Committee Joseph u. Thomas. chair.
man. Frank cunningham, Austen q. Fox. Robert
". Paterson ana Henry Il. Iovne.
COLI Cumni,tee Waller l.. Hodgnan. chairman.
Francis u. Allen and Everett Narten.
PAIN BEACH. Jan. . DcvereauX Emmett
OF Garden City maze the amateur record
~ the golf links to-day. His card was.
3r' ss..ats s-@@-7.
The yomcn's record for the new course
was esta blishod TODAY hy Miss Downey
of the Apawamis Golf Tub Of New YORK..
while plaving with George n Read Of New
York Her card was
%g :Ssst$s: - %
PLAY for the Presidents cup will begin
,o-morrow. There are about forty entries.
Among the late arrivals for the Contcs, are
Ciavion = Dixon Of Philadelphia. Frank
\ Freeman OF Fairfield. and W VI Mc'aw-
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ball Notes.

CArsKILt Jan. 3o.-The sixteenth separate com.
pany basketball team defeated the Trenton tA0 ~
score Of - " Z here o-nlght "
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a RING.
81. Andrews Defeats Van Cortiandt In q Three
Rink Match.

The Van Cortlandt Curling Club, which
WAS successful in the matches for the Mitchell
and Gordon medals. wa defeated vcstcr-
day In the annual three rink club match with
the -. Andrews For tho first time this
season the biz lake At Van Hortlandt was
poor condition The snow which fell con,
iinually, did not improve the ?aTtace' and
10 polish OH smooth passage Cor the Gid
Ing -tanes The surprise of tho day, was
the crushing defeat which Van ,or,!andt
them practically losing them IN" match, ms
they won in the other two Kinks with fair
margins Pratt, who acted as ,kip for
Van Cortlandt In the third rink, has hitherto
been invincible this season.. but III" good
players that hay" supported him IN previous
matches were distributed among tn" other
Kinks. and two new men. ! llclshman and
J NJ Johnston. were In the four David
Fowle- was the umpire The scores;
RINK Sc. /
7. c. Hoxs, ~ s. Macnc,.
". Il. Hog, ! h,Gnic,
Isaiah frsier' Hip-b " + smith. skip 5
fuSk O
VI Rc.. w.sl,y..
J, Pepper. c9nntliy'
X. ' "a rrs,.r. SKIP l., h Gi2lI'.,, .s,p.
RISK 80. =
: FI', fs2Ssss. +. RRg eiiSts.
g.. Fan. skip d. fRobsf BOYD. skip
ota i............2s rotsl...-...,... q:
David Fouls. secretary Of the Grand Ma
,lonai Curling Club, received a letter yester.
div from \ stevenson, vice-pr"sidont Of
the Canadian branch Of the ROYAL osledon-
ian curling ,luh. that the, annual, inter;
national match tot the Gordon medal will
Le held NJ Montreal on Feb : fhc letter
was discussed by tho officers OF the club at
de- idcd TO send a team from the nlted
States Ia compete with The Canadians The
team will probably be made M as follows
y. Z. Connolly. president Grand National curling
club: ". u. Edward, vics- pre- -ident Grand National
curling Club; d. q. Morrison. New York. and John
MeGav. Bos,on.
and the medal won by q team Of New York
ourlsSS.
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Grand Rowling Match Harlem Palace an.ys TO-
dorf. -AIr.