davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1902-12-18
For Sale

Gold fish and aquAra. Common gold
fish 10 cents each. Reardons, 424 N.
0thSt. Manitowoc. IT,.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1902-12-18
Mems MufflerS
A Two Weeks Opportunity

Mems and Young Mems Suits, Overcoats,
Refers, Hats, Caps, Shirts, Gloves, Mittens
and Ties. All at a rock bottom price at The
Good Luck Clothing Store, 900 Washington St.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-12-14
Basketball,

HAMILTON, Dec is.--B.sketbau here yesterday
Utica Academy, II. Colgate, a.
In basketball on Friday by defeating the National
a. c, OF Brooklyn BY a score OF 20 Toll The sopho
asms Of the year in the university gymnasium
on Friday night by score OF 10 TO 10.
The College Pon, A. c, has Tuesday, Dec. 49,
i6c miles OF New York Address James J. pohcrty,
u state street. Manhattan.
The. Atlas A. c. basketball team would IKE to
their own court, Larchmont \. G, National \. C.,
SoTpsS, b0SrS MrsT Vr,noo G. Ssam Gpr
A. c. preferred address }, G Rosenthai, Ninety
second street and Lexington avenue.
Teams desiring to book games with the Marathon
- b. team address Hugh J. Rose, lSo West Fificlh
street
The Hamilton A. c basketball team Of Noun,
to arrange games for January and Fehruary
Wednesday,, Fridays and Saturdays preferred
games 10 he played Oh opponents courts Ad
dress H. Eis!aln, A3 South seventh avenue,
Mount Vernon, n. '.
The Lexington \ A. Deaf Mu,cs Basketball
averaging 40 pounds within radius Of loo miles
The So Peter Junior SocirtyS 10 pound team
has "Iucsday evening Dec. II, open FOR game
haitian ADDRESS {. r Roberts 200 Fourteenth
street. Brooklyn,
The MoGay,s OF the 81. Thomas n. c; OF Brooklyn
Mass, a. A. team, Hasbrouck Institute. South
Orange High school, bristol, r., |, :, N &, s.
SMS't a: and the BrooEagn = il team Of Bridse
port Conn, Address Clarence GumbS, IS Moiiatt
street. Brooklyn y, Y.
The Polytechnic Preparatory School team de
feated the Adcphi Academy Basketball team yes
tctday afternoon on the court of the Pratt Institute
IL was the nrst of a series OF championship TatChr,
for the Long Island lntcrscholasut Ahleuc League
honurs. The score: Adciphi. 49, PoN Prep" 81
The Cathedral school Of 81 Paul team failed "a
appcAr to keep It's scheduled game yesterday with
the brooklyn Roy $ ligh school The match was
to have been decided AZ the armorS of the Forty
seventh Regiment In Brooklyn, II was one OF the
scheduled cham pOnshp contests OF tue Long Island
Intcrscholisuc Athletic League, In order not "a
dsappoint the biy crowd present who had hraVcd
the storm the Brooklyn Boys nigh school played
match game with the Mohegan Athletic Club team
and won by 80 10 /.
BETHLEpEM Dec. IL In a sharply play ed b6Sket
ball game this afternoon IThigh defeated Jefferson
Medical College by the score VI % W ~.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-12-14
Crescent \. 4. Trap shooting.

1t was hard work Rlanclug along the blue
barrels OF the shotgun- IN yesterdays snow
storm at Ray Ridge but the members of the
Crescent A 4. ard their guests turned out
IN splendid fashion for their trap shooting
tournament. ia the second competition for
the December cup. DANIEL G. Bennett and
Harry Is Nanderveer tailed ~ out Of a pos
sibl- lfty breaks and .rht ia" honors q. G.
Stephenson broke ~ aud + Is. stephenson
broke ~ The remaining events resulted
in victories for Frank Stephenson, who
was very much at home IN the storm.
The December cup Fluy targets Harry n.
Nandcrvter. y. Is Daniel c. Bennett. :, IS: q. q
Stephenson. Jr., 4. IS Frank Is. Stephenson. 2, ~
Lou, &. H0paus, u, II, Lowell VI. Palmer, Jr 4.
80; /. r bedford. II q. 81 Dr George e.. Poole o. 81
Trophy Slooi-r"cnty aye targets. handicap
Frank IS Stephenson. /, a, Harry Is. vanderyeer 3.
22. Daniel c Bennett, I. 2 George G.. Stephenson.
Jr 2 ~ Lowell VI Palmer, IT.. ,. %. Grant hoffman
T. ~. /. I Bedford. Jr., s. H. Dr. George G. Poole.
g. 10.
Trophy Shoot-Fi.teen targets. handlcap-F. II.
Stephenson, scratch II l.. {. Hopkins. 3. ~ l.. n.
Palmer. |, II Grant hoffman, :. 10 q. O. Stephenson
yr, I, .. l.. u. hnowlOn, ?, = Il. &. Chapman, L. :;
III. Is. Nandcrvecr, |, :, Or. Poole. =, q.
Shoot OF OF tie ;. II. StcpaeusOn. is: l.. c. Hop.
kins. II.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-12-14
GIRLS PLAY BASKETBALL.
barnard College Team Loses Its First
intercollegiate Game Of the Year.

Barnard College lost it's nrst inter- olle giatc
basketball game Of the year yesterday TO
the Normal College Ave in the latter's gym
nasium. Normal scored 9 points in the first
half and increased the figure TO 10 in the
SECOND. while ? points made by Miss Fisher
OF Barnard in the second period was the
hest the Morningside institution could do
The passing OF both teams was good and
there was little or no rough play or foulins
Normal had prepared song for the occa-
sion which went as follows
We're Normal girls, ae're Jolly girls.
Were m the game for nun Alr
And when u comes TO basketball.
We gods how we can run, SIT.
Normal Normal, hei hel hrl
Cakes and sugar candy
We're the y. c. d. Il J.
And with the ball we're handy.
To this outburst Barnard replied with
lese song The teams viii meet again in
the Barnard gymnasium on Jan "a
n hs shs Cd sesSRa ay
BrGoo. Gne' the Eastern District High school
s lsh sGhS Sii'Gfs over sns sde could
. s %Ss i: S:,lal 4 ,sa S 81 HI
o ookPad like m II, as r s Miss Kpaksi got ha
R RS o1 The 81 rsIh Bs and
a long side shot she tallied the Winning goal
Just twenty seconds before the whistle blew.
and Manual WAS defeated for the first time
in the history OF the championship tourna-
ineut THIS left the fnhl score points to
In favor of the Eastern District team
In one of the fastest basketball games Of
the year tho Adelphi College team Of girl
students yesterday defeated the Belmont
Athletic Club Ave composed OF the teachers
Of Public school No i73 in The bronx Bel
mont was shut out IN both halves Of the match
In the first period Miss Tobin and Miss stone
each shot a basket for the Nictore. lcaving
IN. score 20 q in Adelphis favor when the
whistle blew In the second period of play
Miss Molly Flacl-r tailed FIVE goals from
the field three OF them unassisted, and Miss
io-chk. two Miss Iobin also tailed from
the field n goal. ma king the rnsl score OF tn .
game: Adclphl College. 10 points, Belmont
Teachers. o
ra.m,is Hall High Schools team defeated
the Port Richmond High School team
ia the lea que match at West Brighton yes
terday In the fret hall, Erasmus tallied =
point. TO Port Richnonds 2 Mi ss Rosa
was the point ,getteT f95 the -landerss, Ior
ca ch shot goals from the field In the second
period OF play. a. goal from the foul line by
Capt Mundle and one from the field by Miss
c espi ran their total up TO points and the
match terminated n victory for Erasmus
Hall High School. by points 10 2
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-12-14
WANT MONEY FOR BASEBALL.
Columbia Men wish 10 Hire q Coach and
Vuild ID the Game.

The new board of baseball directors nj
Columbia University consisting OF alumni and
under graduates alike have issued a statement
concerning the status and finances OF the
sport nj the college. which shows that there
I, much work ahead for the managers to
build up the game this year The directors
say In part:
There are several facts in connection with
the baseball situation at Columbia to which
Il seems desirable to call the attention OF
Columbia men For several years baseball.
although recognized rs major sport at the
university, has not been supported to any
great extent by the large body OF Columbia
sary 10 arrange the schedule with the sole
idea OF making money by it In this the
managers OF the teams have been sue
a. deb, Of f. $50 ,"' has been reduced 10 800
II (, with this enc'imbrence that the
Of Is to oPsn Is scass by
secured TO perfect the excellent baseball ma
teral of which there IL an UNUSUAL amount In
for a sum As small as has been paid to coaches
Tho schedule for the. coming season has
been arranged so that the team may win a
maximum number OF games, such an arrange
mrnt j. necessarily an expensive one, games
+ Nw fS]Sa h%s bee at
cost The secret OF the success Of many OF
IN" baseball teams Of the larger universities
football team, are turned over to the ba ~ ball
management In thi, way many means can
b" taken for making the baseball nine a. sue
coSsful A. possible They are thus able to
have a training table for the baseball squad
and are able to retain a coach throughout
the playing season benefits which Columbia
hu- never been ahlc TO AFFORD
N has been decided TO call the attention Of
Columbia men to th"se matters u the hope
tina, they may he able to improve the national
snort ~ Columbia in n substantial way. A.
least $500 will have to be collected before the
season opens
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-12-14
BAR PROFESSIONAL COACHES.
MIR. Lehman Says New Henley Rule h
No Restriction.


LONDON, Dec. i3--The Henley Regatta
Committee met to-day to consider resolution
introduced some time ago in regard to the use
of professional coaches by crews In the big
events The following resolution was adopted
by vote Of II to2:
No eight-oared four or pair -oared crew
shall be- allowed TO compete. II within four
weeks of the commencement OF the regatta
the crew has been coached during any practice
or controlled or directed in training by any
person not considered an amateur oarsman.
sculer or coNSwain"
The status OF amateur scullers remains the
same ~ heretofore. .
After the meeting Mr.. lehman. the we'll
known oarsmsn who coached Harvard few
years ago. "a id the resolution did not mean
that foreign crews would be barred from the
annual contests hereafter. II merely re-
hereafter to pur" amateurs tn. was the
only reason for is adoption, al the Amer
work of SIGNALS when they come to the
final months practice and continue with
amateur coaches MIR. Lehman said that In
M TSe '' comml, w decided that the regatta
In 1903 should beheld OH July I, and Q.
ITHACA, Dec IL The action Of the Henley
Regatta Committee. in deciding that all
crew. which within month OF the regatta
inc 70 Cornell for II had not yet been decided
bv the Athletic Council whether the NhaCanS
would enter "A crew or not still II u true
that the alumni who at first were opposed
TO the project were gradually being won
over and the sentiment as lately expressed
was somewhat in favor Of the plan.
However the action of the Board OF Stew
ards leaves no other recourse for Cornell but
10 give up the whole project There Is not
a Cornell man, whether connected with the
navy management or not who would be will
ing 10 send a crew abroad unless the guiding
hand OF Courtney was behind 1t. and Capt
Fren2rl and Commodore Morse, while not
caring to state just what the action OF the
Navy authorities would be before an OFF,
cil meeting Of the Athletic Council was
held. stated that the project would probably
fall through
The prospect Of having together one of
the fastest crews in the history Of the Uni
v"r-itv was the chief reason why Cornell
took tho matter mp al this time From last
wears victorious eight. which Courtney
characterized a. the fastest crew h. ever
coached seven men are back in college and
will row They are as follows: Capt Frenzel.
Van k-tyn. I.ueder, Hazelwood, Sebring,
II Finger and Merrill The cool headed
Covsw tin, "Jakie" smith. also returned.
Therefore II was felt that such an opportunity
to try 10 lit the cup ought not TO he let pass.
Personally Courtney said he did not care
much whether the trip was taken or not
He was willing to leave the whole matter to
the discretion OF the management. and had
they decided to send crew abroad he would
have done his utmost to get them in the best
possible shape. The experience In 1895 would
have been valuable In this connection
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-12-14
Sir y. Bundell Naples Thoroughbred
stock 10 he Sold Here.

There will be new departure In the sale
OF thoroughbred stock In this country on
Thursday next, when the imported yearling
FLIES and brood mares bred AZ the Child
wick stud. St Adams England. will b" Of
fared at the American Horse Exchange.
The lot il consigned by Sir j. Blundell Maple.
NJ P one OF the leaders of N" English turf
and whose racing and breeding operation,
are conducted on a tremendous scale
Hitherto the annual sale OF the Chadwick
Thoroughbred stock has taken plac. IN France.
but the sporting Baronet has decided TO make
America his market In future.
All the brood mares IN the consignment TO
be- auctioned by W n Grand are surely in
foal, while the yearling FLIES embrace" some
Of The most choice strains IN the In gllSh 1T I'd
book. The slr"s represented IN tn" lot are
Common. by Isouomy. the winner Of the goo
G. Iuras and Derby III 1871. ChlldwlCk. by
II simon and Royal Hampton
Tho following are the brood nares that
viii be offered Dor,mcue. BY Bend d'Or--llnk
GIRL spanish Match. by Royal iiamrton-
Alamcuse: Marcela II. nv Mellon AndrI-
ena; Vespers. BY st simon q Ilochc
Aretusa, by Melton Arcadia and Goblet, by
Grey Leg-Kissing Cup.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-12-14

Yachting proved 20 Popular at tho Ardsloy
Club last season that the members who took
part in this port hav" organized the Ardsley
Yacht Club The officers of this new club
are: Commodore, Edwin Could vice-commo-
dorc, W. J.. Bull secretary, Nathaniel 4,
Campbell. treasurer. f. T. Eldr ldge, feet
captain. CHORD, ,BuChpnag; regatta com
mittoe, phil,p Schnyl"r, chairman; FRANK
There are already nearly eighty Members OF
the club and among them are Charlie,
FLINT Tracy Dow Percy Rockefeller, Will
lard Fisher, W Earl Dodge John u Arch
bold. l. ID. Irving and u NJ Comprehensive,
Last season nine is-foot"rS were built aud
raced regularly during tho season. The
owners of the," boats were: Edwin Gould
Morgan oowpcrthwait", \ do Witt Coch-
ranc, y NJ Flower. Edward r Thomas,
Hugh NJ. lnman, stuart D|mine, NATHANIEL
champions hip trophy WI. Won by Morgan
(owpert hWnite's scott Tho" boat VII! hll
bc raced next season md a new class similar
10 the Narhlchead ls-fCotrr~ T. to be- built
for other members OF n" club
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-12-14
Reeves secretary Of Empire City TrottinE
Club,

The Empire city Trotting Club has ap-
pointed Al Reeves IA It's secretary to succeed
Horace Wilson, who resigned the position
a few days ago. Mr.. Reeves has been secre-
tary Of the New York Road Drivers A-,o-
citation for three years and Is well and favor
ably known in local trotting circles The
Empire city Tro'ting Club + laying plans for
an active season of light harness racing at
the Empire City track in 1903. Beside, a
spring meeting and Grand Circuit meeting
reinsmen. under the auspice. Of the New
York Driving Club The officers OF the
Empire City Trotting Club. besides Reeves,
are James Butler. president. Fred Gcrken,
fret vicc-pre sid-nt. Edgar Bronx second
vica-pres ident, Charles G LLOYD. treasurer
Those who look after the interests of the
New York Driving Club include e. X q
Billings, president, Edgar Bronx. vicc-presi
dent. Charles c. Lloyd. treasurer; Alfred
Reeves, secretary,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-12-14
SpaIdins Suggestions

The Spalding Official Intercollegiate
Foot Ball No. is, $500; other Rugby
foot balls, 81 90, $3.50 and $50.
Peck 4 Snyder's Championship Hockey
Skate. $500; other hockey skates
$50, zoo, s.. 50 and $500.
Peck 4 Snyder's Rink skates for fancy
skating $3.50
Peck h Snydcr's Championship Racing
and Speed Skates, all steel. price So 90
Peck d Snyder's Wood Top Speed
Skate, $3.50.
Peck q Snydcrs American Club Skates
the best kind 81. so; Others 90 cents,
IS cents, 8. 40. s.. so and $3.50.
Peck & Snydcrs Womens American
Club Skates, the best kind, S. 90;
others IS cents, $l25, $3.50. $500,
$500, $500 and $3.50.
The Spalding Shamrock Hockey Stick
Is cents,
Spalding's Championship Hockey
stick, so cents.
The Spalding Official Puck for Hockey
30 cents.
The Spading Rink Polo Stick, sl.0o;
others at - cents, so cents and IS
cents
A pair Of the Spalding Championship
Boxing Gloves, $500. Eight other
styles to select from as low as Sl.O0
Special Youths Gloves, Corbett
Pattern, $3.50.
The Spalding Championship Punching
Bag. the Kid Mccoy kind. 800;
the Fitzsimmons Bag, 500; others
as low as 500. The Spalding Double
End Punching Bag, Fitzsmmons
Special $500; seven others TO select
from ms low as sioo
The Spaldng Chest Weight No. s.
$500. Spalding's Chest Weight No.
&, $1,000.
Fencing Foils from $3.50 To sioo.
A pair of Sandow Spring Grip Dumb
hels, the best, rickcl-platcd, 300;
Others a. low as SIPS.
Spaldings Elastic HON" EXerciser, Is
cents.
Spalding's Elastic Wrist Machine IS
cents.
Spalding's Home Gymnasium, combi-
nation swinging rings, trapezc and
stirrup 500.
If YOU cannot call drop us a postal
card for Spalding's Catalogue, make
your selections and order over the
Telephone Downtown, "?6S6 John;
Uptown, "00l 3sth.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-12-14
Iross-t Ountry Association Organized Al
Columbia.

Cross-C ountry Association was organized
AT Columbia University Yesterday mornng
with the following officers: Manager, ii J
nrtholomao, captain, Frank l. O'Connell
and lieutenant. 4 $. Mcdonald, science
O'Conncll was also elected captain OF the
Varsity tros,-Country team for 1903 To sue
coed Charles T. soharp> who graduates In
jun"
The object Of tn" new association Ia 70 hold
weekly runs. paper cha-es and hare and
withstanding the snow and ice. a pack Of
twenty men covered the jerome avenue
" Hjortberg Is running along with the men
and he hopes by these means To develop long
distance runners for the Ltercolle giite event !
M the sprins.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-12-14
intercollegiate Hockey schedule.

The Intercollrglt" Hockey Association las
completed the following -chcdul" Of league
games for the season: Jan 10, Brown v.
Princeton: H. Yale ~. Columbia "a Yale
- Brown. 81, Harvard v, Columbia. Feb :
yalc Va Princeton; II. Columbia " Prince
ton. IA, Columbia " Brown. q, IHl" y.
harvard FINAL game Feb. 2i - and
March !
An the games this wear mr." 10 b" played a
IN, 81 Nicholas rink StriC'"r rul"~ Will
govern the matches than IN the past.
now ruIe limits the members Of ~" team.
10 those WHO are candidate for coilegitt'
dogrccs or who ar" taking an cquivnl' nt
amount Of academic VOrk No student
y'Lo has not boon rnatrioulHt"d on or before
oct Il, inO2 viii h" allowed TO represent hi'
college in hockey this year. Tn" lm1t "ur
and four-ycHr r"-id"uC" rules nav" also been
augmented and approved
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-12-14
College, Organizing whist clubs.

whist club was ORGANIZED NJ Columbia
University Yesterday 70 develop ~ team to
,orletc in the ntcr6ollcgint" tournament
20 he held IN March Tor the upr"c"utly offered
hy 80. Nati unll Whist A.socia,l ion. Prince
ton. Yale and Peunsy !yarla have p.r"1dy
ION orgnniYing and there !, talk OF .ttrtlng
= cub ~ brown. ~ II. Sturt"vaut, '0i, law.
Wa mad" ChiirnHn OF ~" nov 'olunni
,l,,h with iCtor dc Beaumont 20 tgrdduHt".
us s.crct1ry sixteen men became charter
member / tournament MA be started IA
Esrl Hall Oh Monday.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-12-14
SPORTS NUNs ,,UpU~
SPORTSMEN'S GOODS.
SPORTS OF THE TIMES.
The Journal of Outdoor America.

ei,oser noad al
uern,s Deptn the rama etc
the TImCSv i bank
ind Lpape D
aveyp bcao
Is hendWn
rS,ch~n Y>ke loot { y
e,td pcdsc
lkndint will
Idepatnc VIM qua
nwnbc
Charles h ! Scr
drawing OF
AZ
cauonon noes az rnnryT
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-12-14


North End Club onirtA. 40. crooks. lS+: Buck
bee. ~. SasGes. ~; iatAei iS Total; ~ -,
Huesman. i5o; hgrtxel los: heller. isS Total ss%.
A. Ihn 1851 S ,iI .Lth ALiLrs-tIhsi eAsti ,s
Kari. iss. Pope 40 ar Total aly s IL '''
jersey City ,Iub-Newkitk. i7s. II. Starreu, ioi.
oordner, No. W. starrei, IA. Meyer ?2a Total sos
Elizabeth Club -Aolte 2os. est. iio Acker. i7A
karf lss Pope l6. Total, s?i
Jersey cry olub-Nenkirk. IA: II. Starrett. Ise
cordner. ioa, ". Staret 49, Meyer. io2 Total, eSt
Triad GAM
Ell ,abeth Club-Noltr lss. west, i7s: Acker
ioi harr no rope. iU' To,4i. sti
jersey tiis I!ub NtwhIIt. ~. ". Starfcit. 100
cordner. 10, Starrctt Il; meyer. ~ Total, sid
AT iHk AuST, Ia 1T o. Af1.ils-tIBs1 CAM.
Newark A, G. Booth. 1872 Mack!n. is. feiner, l56
NyM,ta,op. ST. ls1 N".hiop. si Iyo. doiai' ''5
Sigier 49,; berrcn i'g. snyder. los. Total, $50.
sEtOND GtME
Newark a. c. Booth 100 Mackln. 100. Icincr. 1856
NoIhrop, ST.. lcs Noithfop ~, 40. Total 800.
Montrlair cub Miller "a Lockwood. iGe
Slsler' 1873. beHlen 1903. Snyd''. log, Total. so9
IhiHD GAME
Newark \. c Booru. l5- Mack!n. 20: Foiner. 1875
NgM,trt@n r." H. N%rlrop H. rs Total sii 1o,
sigler, lil Bcrrirn, 1871, snyder, 1873. Total $40,
Vera cruz Council was represented by only three
players IN the nrSi and four In IA" second kng hts
o. Columbus LEA ,uc tourn.nen, games al starts
alleys on Frdoy night The scores
Riverside counciHfsiiieS',a5Mn h ls, opr.n. 10.
Gorml-y 1888 Heucr 49, Holkcr Io7. Total Cos
vera tTIL-r. tdTfpiI, Ito, W. NaffOll, $50,
Schwab. ~. Total. i23
SECOND oAMr.
Vera Cruz CounCl--F Carroll. I23' NcDevitt
Ia: W CarTolA iS3: Schwhb. lis Total Bis.
Genoa Council McUtath. lTj, BrowH 1875. Nor
nssey. 1872; Hennegan. iyo; Meeady, 1877 Total,
$50
THIRD GAMS.
- Riverside Councll--.seaNon. 100; o,Bren. 1884;
Gormry, ~ Heu"r iG hpltcr l6i Total dsi
GcnJa CoIncl--Nctirath, Ia. Brown 1871; Nor
nsscy. ioi. Hennesan isl; Mclcady. liz. Total
ia
The nrSt and third games q" irs south Brooklyn
Roral Arcanun tournament on Friday night were
CLOSELY contested. Inc SCuI,~.
IihsI 1AMt
Adirondack Council No / NolineuS. las Mills,
lse. Walters. lsL Mcl.ar"n. 100 cunning, ii5, 10
tai, 1856
N,giant Council Rogers. ia Washrln. 1872
&hwanrweg. is2, OtOuncl, lis. SchOrllng. ISL.
Total. Us
SECOND GAM
Adirondack CounC'. No. -NOuincuN 1873 Mills,
200, Walter. ia, Mc.arcn. las cunning. loD. To
tai. So
NeS Utrecht Council Rvuc $50. Horton. i54
barnett, 1850 Arnold, 1877 Aver. 1871 Total, 100.
THIRD OAME
N,sliani ColnciI ,iIoecr ~ Washeln. ~
Total. ~,
New Utrecht Council Brine isN. Horton 1877
Barnett, 2J7. Arnold. iN6 Avery. - Total, 7p7.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-12-14

The oNl,oy- Of ~" ltrchuuut Nnolt club
hay" arranged the &c. owing racing hNture-
for the ON pi Il..
June ~. >pHng regatta, open Ia all classes July
I. al regatta, open TO uN classes. and - dNy
of iArCh'yon' Yacht tlph race week =. Sp ba
races, :, Ladies' dan i!nNlua and Ua 1T 70 Launch
races tNh races and " TT sports, :. op u reg TIA
for II 81 ASSES o. - q raCl,. ~, special 7, Gee
H. oprn regatta inr a,l r'SsUS.S Ut NpCcfh Races
Labor Day, ian frgSua TOT all classes ~ ~
for larChmOnt schooner cup
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-12-14

Ermine Muffs, s5s, $50. SIS. Si2s.
Imperial Stoys and ScarfS. &. {. SHAYNE.
Manufacturer, 4iSt and 42d Sts.. near
9Th Az.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-12-14
UOt~ kNU tli,tIS~.
lAluTs S.tI.ilsDAI>,

" WANTED -Nlphthl Launch. 30 To ~ Rect long.
cQUisprd for cr3,Nny to cost not over $50 l.. D.
GREFN. llli Vine 1t, ppiladolphla
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-12-14
Billiards
SIS, $40 and Sc

A practical billiard and pool
outfit to be used on dining or
Ping Pong tables.
Guns, Golf, Skates, Fishing
Tackle, Revolvers and Rifles,
Pocket and Hunting Knives.
Cameras, Clothes and Shoes
for Shooting, Fishing, Football
in fact, everything that men
and boys love.
Mother, wife or sweetheart
can surely find here the gift
to suit.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-12-14

The Ungelstedt team struck the toboggan In
thc Custom House Bowling League yesterday
afternoon, and instead Of being at the head ~
tn list now share second place With hensel, bruck
machrr & Lorbachcr. The Custom House lnSpec-
tors made a clean sweep with good scores, their
third victory In the game with Dingels,edt being
secured by but one pin. The scores.
rlRsT GAME.
C,iS,nn HOUSE Inspectors-Nlele, is7: Walker.
100: Mackay. All. Na.nnght. iAs. Reynolds. 100
Total. gI.
Rotunda-Young, isi; Kamk-. 1885, Bogen, $50
Hamilton. 1855; Lodge. 200 Total. st