GOLF-Continued.

who had a handicap of 3 for each 18 holes, by 10 up and 9 to play, in 36 holes. Springfield cup handicap, won by L. Pell Clarke, Otsego, 9013-77.

Huntington Valley Country Club-Open professional tournament, July 19, 20. Seventy-two holes, 10 entries. Won by H. Gallam, Philadelphia Country Club, 79-80-80-80, 319. Second prize won by Willie Anderson, Baltusrol.

Shinnecock Hills Golf Club-Invitation tournament, July 26-30. Eighty started, 78 cards returned. Preliminary round, 36 holes, medal play. Gold medal for best score of 18 holes. Tie between G. C. Clark, Jr.. Shinnecock, and James L. Curtis, Harvard. It was played off in the handicap, Clark winning, 175; Curtis, 185. Both played from scratch. Team cup won by Shinnecock, 707; St. Andrew's, 728; Dyker Meadow, 719; Staatsburg, 745; Rockaway, 750; Westbrook, 763: Maidstone, 772; Richmond County, 789; Tuxedo, 8:1; Queens County, 814; Quogue Field Club, 884. President's cup, won by Harry Hollins, Jr., Westbrook, who beat George C. Clark, Jr., Shinnecock, in the final round by 1 up in 37 holes. Seventy-six started in the 36 hole-handicap, won by A. M. Barnes, 17718-159. Harry Hollins won the Trustees Plate for the best gross score.

Shinnecock Hills Golf Club-Women's invitation tournament, Aug. 9-12. Best gross score prize, won by Miss Beatrix Hoyt, 132. Championship cup won by Miss Beatrix Hoyt. The play off of the tie in the handicap between Miss Russell and Miss Groesbeck was won by the latter.

Otsego Golf Club-Open scratch tournament, Aug. 11-13. Prize for best gross score, 36 holes, 172, won by William Festus Morgan, Otsego, Prize for best round of 18 holes, won by S. D. Bowers, 84. Cooperstown cup, won by W. D. Vanderpool, Morris County. Susquehanna cup won by A. D. Compton, "Otsego.

Saratoga Golf Club-Open tournament, Aug. 2427. Best gross score cup, won by John Reid, Jr., St. Andrew's, who also won the United States Hotel cup. The 36 hole handicap for the Grand Union Hotel cup was won by John Smith, Powelton, 204-18-186. Cup for second best score, presented by Jasper Lynch, won by H. M. Livingston, Jr., Saratoga, 201-14-187.

Englewood Golf Club-Open tournament, Aug. 2527. Gold medal for best gross score, won by Dr. Burdette O'Connor, $7; Englewood cup, John Inslay Blair, Jr., Morris County. The handicap for the Palisade cup, 68 starters, was won by S. Oakley Van Der Pool, Jr.

Newport Golf Club-Open tournament, Aug. 30Sept. 1. The William Page Thompson Cap for best gross score, 36 holes, won by G. McC. Sargent of Harvard, 172. His second round, 83, was a new record for the link. President's Cup, won by G. G. Hubbard, Harvard. The tie in the handicap for the Oliver H. P. Belmont Cup was won by R. P. Huntington, Staatsburg.

Lenox Golf Club-Open tournament, Sept. 6-10. Gold medal for best gross score, 36 holes, won by Abram Barker, Agawam Hunt Club, 162. Lenox Cup, won by Percy Houghton, Harvard. President's Cup, won by Percy Houghton.

Amateur championship held Sept. 12-17, at the Morris County Golf Club links. The prize offered for the best score in the qualifying round was won by Joseph H. Choate, Jr., Stockbridge, who did the 36 holes in 175. In the finals, Douglas beat Smith by 5 up and 3 to play. Douglas was awarded the championship, Smith second prize for runner up. The tie for the silver medals in the qualifying round, between C. B. Macdonald, R. H. Crowell and W. B. Smith at 178, Smith won second medal and Macdonald third.

Westbrook Golf Club-Open tournament, Sept. 21-24. Gold medal for best score, 36 holes, medal play, won by Harry Hollins, Jr., Westbrook, 184. Westbrook Cup won by W. Bayard Cutting, Jr. Westbrook Handicap, 18 holes, medal play, won by Louis Livingston, Westbrook, 89-5-84. Second prize, won by E. D. Knapp.

Queens County Golf Club-Open tournament Sept. 29-Oct. 1. Qualifying round, 36 holes, medal play. Best score prize won by Dr. Burdette O'Connor, Staten Island Cricket Club, who made a new record for the links, 176. Queens County cup, won by Walter J. Travis, Oakland. North Country Club, won by J. F. Talmage, Jr.. Tuxedo. Glen Cove cup, won by J. R. Maxwell, Jr., Queens County. Red Spring handicap, Won by J. F. Talmage, Tuxedo, 95-12-83.

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St. Andrew's Golf Club-Open tournament, Oct. 5-8. President's Cup for best gross score in 36 holes, won by John Reid, Jr., 99-82-181, a record. St. Andrew's Cup, won by John Reid, Jr., St. Andrew's, in a 36 hole match by 1 up. Team match. won by St. Andrew's, 378. The handicap resulted in a tie between George F. Tiffany, Westchester Golf, 95-10-85, and W. N. Murray, Alleghany Country Club, 91-6-85. Tilfany won on the toss.

Women's Championship-U. S. G. A., Ardsley Club links, Oct. 11-15. Gold medal for best score, won by Miss Beatrix Hoyt, Shinnecock Hills, 46 -46-92, a new women's record for the links. The next two prize winners of the 54 starters were Miss Edith B. Part, Philadelphia Country Club, and Miss Grace B. Keyes, Concord (Mass.) G. C., who tied with Miss Madeline Boardman, Essex County, and won on the play off. Match play for the championship: Finals, Miss Hoyt beat Miss Wetmore by 5 up and 3 to play. Approaching contest. won by Mrs. W. Fellows Morgan, S. Driving contest, won by Mrs. Edward A. Manice, 134 yards 14 inches. The handicap was won by Miss Lucy H. Herron, Cincinnati Golf Club. In the play off of the tie for third prize Miss B. C. Howe, Pittsburg Golf Club, won. The mixed foursome handicap resulted in a tie between Miss Agnes Helen Davis, Ocean County Hunt and Country Club, and W. H. Coles, 94-8-86, and Miss B. C. Howe and M. S. Paton, 97-11-86. Miss Davis won on the toss.

Country Club of Westchester-Open tournament, Oct. 13-17. Gold medal for best gross score, won by Marion Wright, Huntington Valley Country Club, 87. Country Club Cup won by Marion Wright, by 5 up and 3 to play. Baychester Cup won by C. M. Hamilton, Baltusrol, by 3 up and 1 to play. Hard Luck Cup won by Charles L Tappin, Westbrook, by 5 up and 4 to play. Interclub Foursome Cup won by John Reid, Jr., and Walter B. Smith, Yale College, 88-89-177.

Baltusrol Golf Club-Women's open tournament, Oct. 18-21. Best gross score, honors resulted in a tie between Mrs. William Shippen, Morris County, and Mrs. H. B. Ashmore, Baktusrol, 103. The Patronesses' Cup, won by Mrs. W. J. Berg, Nutley. The mixed foursome competition was won by Mrs. William Shippen and James A. Tyng, Morris County.

Essex County Country Club-Open tournament, Oct. 20-22. Gold medal for best score, won by Henry P. Toler, Baltusrol, 78. The Essex County Cup, 36 holes, was won by W. J. Travis, Oakland, by 9 up and 7 to play. Team match, won by Bal tusrol, 358, beating Montclair, Staten Island Cricket, Essex County and Crescent Athletic Club. Consolation Cup, won by George E. Armstrong, Staten Island Cricket. Armstrong also won the handicap, 80-4-76.

Public Tournament-Van Cortlandt Park, Oct. 2 Won by Paul O'Connor, 100, beating the previous winner, H. E. Brown, by 4 strokes, Club

Intercollegiate Championship-Ardsley links. October 26-29. Team match play. Yale beat Columbia, 42 to 0, and Harvard beat Prince ton, 26 to 0. Final: Harvard beat Princeton, 16 to 4. Harvard's champion team: J. H. Choate, Jr., George C. Clark, Jr., G. G. Hubbard, J. G. Averill, J. F. Curtis and W. Bayard Cutting, Jr. Individual championship won by John Reid, Jr., Yale, who beat Walter B. Smith, Yale, by 6 up and 5 to play.

Richmond County Country Club-Open tournament, Oct. 27-29. Cup for the best gross score won by A. E. Paterson, 83. Richmond County Country Club Cup, won by Otto Hockmeyer, Harbor Hill, by 3 up and 2 to play. Team match resulted in a tie at 551 between Princeton Univer

GOLF-Continued.

sity and Richmond County Country Club, and the latter withdrew in favor of the collegians.

Women's Golf Association of PhiladelphiaChampionship tournament, Nov. 1-4. Gold medal for best gross score, won by Miss Davis, Country Club, 206. Championship won by Miss Elsie F. Cassatt, Merion Cricket Club, by 1 up.

Westchester Golf Club-Open tournament, Nov. 3-5. Gold medal for best score, won by W. J. Travis, Oakland, 82. Mixed foursome handicap, won by Mrs. R. D. Graham and Malcolm Graham, Jr., Harbor Hill, 106-10-96. Best gross score, Miss Beatrix Hoyt and William H. Sands, Country Club of Westchester, 101-0-101. Bronx Cup, won by Walter J. Travis, who beat George F. Tiffany, Westchester Golf, by 5 up and 4 to play. The Handicap was won by Henry Miller, Westchester, 57-6-81. Gold medal for best gross score, resulted in a tie between J. N. Steele, Maidstone, 86-4-82, and Walter J. Travis, Oakland, 86 plus 4-90. Travis won on the play off.

Baltusrol Golf Club-Open Professional and Amateur tournament, Nov. 11. Thirty-six holes medal play. There was a tie for first prize, $130, between Harry Gillam, Philadelphia Country Club, and Willie Anderson, Baltusrol, at 168. John Shippin, Shinnecock, got second prize.

Club Directory.

Ardsley Club-Ardsley-on-Hudson, N. Y.. Org. 1895. 450 members. Philip Scuyler, Pres.; Cyrus Field Judson, Sec., 33 Nassau st., Manhattan.

Caughnawauga Club-Newcomb, Essex Co., N. Y." Org. 1894. 20 members. Wm. N. Clark, Pres.; David Banks, Jr., Sec., 20 Murray st., Man. hattan.

Crescent Club-Bay Ridge. (See Athletic Clubs.) Dyker Meadow Colf Club-Brooklyn, Has ninehole links on Dyker Meadows, at Seventh av. and 921 st., Brooklyn. Norman S. Dike, Pres.; Wyllys Terry, Sec., 71 Wall St., Manhattan; F. H. Webster, Treas.; Daniel Chauncey, Capt. Flushing Athletic Club-Has nine-hole links on Whitestone av., Flushing. (See Athletic Clubs.) Harbor Hill Go.f Club-New Brighton, S. I. Incorp, 1896, 375 members. P. F. Kobbe, Pres.; M. Graham, Sec., 170 Fulton st., Manhattan. Knollwood Country Club-Golf links between White Plains and Elmsford, N. Y (See Country Clubs.)

Larchmont Club--Larchmont. Org. 1896. 100 members. F. W. Flint, Ch'n.; F. A. Moore, Sc. Lawrence-Lawrence, L. I. Org. 1892. 60 members. Daniel Lord, Pres.; Geo. Hewlett, Sec., 132 Front st., Manhattan.

Marine and Field-Bath Beach. (See Country Clubs.)

Meadow Brook Hunt Club-Hempstead, L. I. Has nine-hole course on club grounds. William Jay, Pres.; Perry Tiffany, Vice-Pres.; E. L. Winthrop. Sec. and Treas.

Oakland Golf Club-Flushing. L. I. Org. 1896. 170 members. Walter B. Lawrence, Pres.; Malcolm M. Graham, Sec.

Oyster Bay Golf Club-Oyster Bay, L. I. Org. 1893. 48 members. Has nine-hole course. Howard R. Townsend, 345 Broadway, Manhattan, Pres.; E. Reeves Merritt, Sec., 80 Broadway, Manhattan; William Trotter, Treas.

Queens Co. Golf Club-Glen Cove, L. I. Harvey Murdock, Pres., 11 Montgomery pl., Brooklyn; Chas. M. Pratt, Vice-Pres.; Wm. C. Adams, Sec., Glen Cove, L. I.; J. B. C. Tappan, Capt.

Quogue Field Club-Quogue, L. 1. Org. 1886. Stuyvesant F. Morris, Pres.; Orison B. Smith, Seɑ., 59 Frankfort st., Manhattan.

Richmond County Country Club of Staten Island. Grounds at Dongan Hills. James Park, Golf Captain. (See Country Clubs.)

Richmond Hill Golf Club-Richmond Hill, Queens. Org. 1896. 150 members. Frederick J. Stimson, Pres.; Arthur Marc, Sec., 56 Wall st.. Manhattan.

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Rockaway Hunting Club-Cedarhurst, L. I. Has nine-hole course club grounds. Newbolt T. Lawrence, Sec., Cedarhurst, L. I. Membership Annual meeting in March. (See Country

100.

Clubs.)

St. Andrew's Golf Club-Mount Hope, Westchester Co. Org. 1887. John C. Ten Eyck, Pres.; F. W. Menzies, Sec., 25 Pine st., Manhattan.

St. Paul's School Club-Garden City, L. I. 30 members. Livingston Fairbank, Pres.; Francis Carley, Sec.

Seawanhaka-Corinthian Yacht Golf Club-(See Yacht Clubs.)

Shelter Island Golf Club-Latham A. Fish, Pres.; J. Lester Keep, Vice-Pres.; Henry P. Havens, Sec., 85 West st., Manhattan.

Shinnecock Hills Golf Club-Southampton, L. I. Has eighteen hole course on Shinnecock Hills. Org. 1892. Membership limited to 75 and club now full. Samuel L. Parrish, Pres.; Geo. R. Schieffelin, Vice-Pres.; Robt. H. Robertson, Sec., 150 5th av., Manhattan; Charles L. Atterbury, Treas.

South Shore Country Club-Babylon, L I. Has golf course on grounds in West Islip. Org. 1895. W. A. Overton, Sec., Babylon, L. I. Membership about 100. (See Country Clubs.)

United States Golf Association-The governing body of all golf clubs in the United States. Org. 1894. Annual meeting held in February. Lawrence Curtis, Boston, Mass., Pres.; C. B. Macdonald, Chicago, 1st Vice-Pres.; R. H. Thomas, Manhattan, 21 Vice-Pres.; Geo. D. Fowle, Treas.; R. B. Kerr, Sec., 26 Broad st., Manhattan.

Westbrook Golf Club-Links at Islip, L. I. Org. July 18, 1895. 100 members. Wm. Bayard Cutting. Pres.; H. B. Hollins, Sec., 15 Wall st., Manhattan. Westchester Golf Club-Westchester av. and 167th Metropolitan Golf Association-H. P. Hollins, st, Incorp. 1897. 300 members. Arthur Turnbull, Pres. John du Fair, Sec.; Robt. B. Kerr, 26 | Pres.; George Fox Tiffany, Sec., Westchester av. Broad st., Manhattan, Treas. and Southern Boulevard. Manhattan.

CRICKET.

Clubs.

Played. Won. Lost. Dr'n. cent.

N. J. A. C., Team A..10

N. J. A. C., Team B..10

Cricket easily held its own during 1898. The annual visit of a team of foreign experts was filled by Captain P. F. Warner, with his eleven of crack English players, who in a series of eight matches.did not suffer defeat. In addition a Canadian eleven spent a fortnight in the United States, but did not fare so well. The annual match between the United States and Canada at Philadelphia resulted in defeat for the Kanucks, Of the local cricketers Team A of the N. J. A. C. demonstrated its superiority in the League with ease, while the Brooklyn Cricket Club captured the Association pennant for the second time. In the annual contest, League versus Association, the League scored a hollow victory.

Batsmen and Clubs.

C. H. Clarke, N J. A. C., B.,
M. R. Cobb, N. J. A. C., A.
F.W. T. Stiles, N.J.A.C., A.
J. F. Curran, N. J. A. C., A.
N. S. Walker, Jr., S. I.
H. E Jackson, S. I..
R. E. Bonner, S. I
G. A. Gittens, N. J. A. C., B.
H. B. Coyne, Manhattan..
O. Tolley, N. J. A. C., A...
J. Forbes, N. J. A.C., A
F. J. Prendergast, Manh'n.
C. Byers. New York..
J. Bingham, S. I..
.875 F. A. Slade, Manhattan
.714

The complete records for the season of the two local organizations follow:

LEAGUE RECORDS.

6

LEAGUE BATTING AVERAGES.

Per

2

3

A. C. Goodyear, Manhat'n.
.500 H. C. Wright, N. J. A. C., B.
J. H. Lambkin, N.J.A.C., B.
C. P. Hurditch, N.J.A.C..A.
F. F. Kelly, N. J. A. C., A..

Roseville and New York each forfeited one game to Staten Island and Team A respectively.

*Not out.

CRICKET-Continued.

LEAGUE BOWLING AVERAGES.

A. Gunn, N. J. A. C., A....
C. H. Clarke, N. J. A. C., B.
M. R. Cobb, N. J. A. C., A.
A. E. Paterson. S. I.....
H. Tattersall, Manhattan.. 591
F. J. Prendergast, Manha'n
N. S. Walker, Jr., S. I......
F. F. Kelly, N. J. A. C., A..
O. Tolley N. J. A. C.. A...
F. Stratford. Roseville.
A. Cleaver, Manhattan.
H. C. Wright, N J. A. C., B.
A. Smedley, Manhattan...
A. V. Clarke, N. J. A. C., B.
A. McKinney, Roseville
J. L Pool, S. I....

511

466

17

60 4 26 5
17 223 36
185 27

5.20
6.19

6.85

172

57

124

8.50

647

ENGLISHMEN'S TOUR.

P. F. Warner's team contested eight matches during their trip through the United States and Canada, with the following result:

Matches played, 8; won, 6; lost 0, drawn, 2 Summary of the matches:

Sept. 9 and 10, versus Montreal. Englishmen, 130 and 105; Montreal, 82 and 65. Won.

Sept. 12, 13, 14, versus Toronto. Englishmen, 437; Toronto, 133 and 164. Won.

Sept. 16, 17. versus Philadelphia. Englishmen, 84 and 70, 2 w.; Philadelphians, 94 and 59. Won, Sept. 21, 22, versus New York. Englishmen, 419; New York, 49 and 123. Won.

Sept. 23, 24, 26, versus Philadelphia Colts. Englishmen, 133 and 30, 1 w.; Colts, 77 and 159. Drawn.

Sept. 28, 29, versus Baltimore. Englishmen, 150 and 8, 1 w.; Baltimore, 126 and 30. Won.

Sept. 30, Oct. 1, 3, versus Philadelphia, Englishmen, 133 and 161, 6 w.; Philadelphians, 143 and 147. Won.

Oct. 8, 10, versus Chicago. Englishmen, 295; Chicago, 74 and 83, 7 w. Drawn.

Leading individual figures:

Clubs.

Brooklyn..

Paterson

Kearny

Manhattan II

Kings Co. St. Geo.]

8

8

1010821

5

04555

3

1.000

2

J. L. Ainsworth....... 1,236 109 414
B. J. T. Bosanquet.. 958 76 294

UNITED STATES VS. CANADA.
The twenty-sixth annual match between the
United States and Canada was played at Phila-
delphia August 29 and 30 and resulted in favor of
the United States by an inning and one run,
Scores: United States, 250; Canada, 113 and 136.
Record to date-United States, 16; Canada, 8;
drawn, 2.

INTER-LEAGUE MATCH.

The second annual match between the Metropolitan District Cricket League and the New York Cricket Association gave the league a victory by 222 runs and 8 wickets. The score: Association, 109; League, 331 for 2 wickets.

Record to date-League, 2; Association, 0.

Brooklyn Clubs,

11.00 Brooklyn Cricket Club-Headquarters, Central 10.66 Y. M. C. A., 502 Fulton st. Grounds and club 73 10.43 house, Prospect Park Parade Grounds. James Pres.; Dr. Robert 10.33 Pedlow, Boocock, Sec. and Treas., 965 Flatbush av. 10.14 Record, 1898: Matches played, 13; won, 6; lost, 2; drawn, 5. Leading figures:

62

71

BATTING.

Innings. N.O. H.S. R.

Batsmen.

Ave.

7.72 Manhattan Cricket Club Club house and 9.12 grounds, Prospect Park Parade Grounds. Julian 9.50 Magnus, Pres.; T. J. O'Reilly, Sec., 189 W. 10th 9.58 st., Manhattan: W. Fenwick, Treas. Record for 3 116 12 9.66 1898: First Eleven, played, 23; won, 9; lost, 8: drawn, 6. 23 9.87 Second Eleven, played, 17; won, 6; lost, 10.16 6; drawn, 5. Leading averages:

4 12.25 H. B. Coyne..

51 4 12.75 F. Prendergast

39
42 3 14.00

BATTING.

Innings. N.O. H.S. R. Ave.

R.

99 14 7.07

256 11

95 12 7.91 321 9 172 20 8.60

W. Ave.

9 0

62 241 26.77

18

3

45 264 17.60

17

1 #66 281 17.56

12

1

50 187

17.00

BOWLING.

CRICKET-Continued.

G. Clarke, Pres.; W. Fenwick, Sec. and Treas., 141 E. 96th st., Manhattan.

New York Cricket Association-H. A. Young, Pres.; J. W. Barrows, Sec. and Treas., care of E. A. Morrison & Son. 893 Broadway, Manhattan. N. J. A. C.-Headquarters and grounds, Bergen Point. F. F. Kelly, Sec., 43 Danforth av., Jersey City.

Staten Island Cricket and Base Ball Club-Headquarters and grounds, Livingston, S. I. Chairman Cricket Committee, R. St. G. Walker, Coffee Exchange, Pearl st., Manhattan.

New York C. C.-Grounds, Central Park. E. de R. Boughton, Sec., 43 Cedar st., Manhattan. Roseville C. C.-W. H. Findon, Sec., 138 Parker st., Newark, N. J.

Kearny C. C.-A. Parker, Sec., Holstead st. and Belgrove Drive, Kearny, N. J.

Paterson C. C.-F. G. Warburton, Sec., 61 Paterson st., Paterson, N. J.

BOXING.

Following are the principal boxing events of 1898: Jan. 11-Draw between Jack Ward, of Newark, and Casper Leon, of New York, at Trenton, N. J.; 15 rounds at 110 pounds.

Jan. 24-Gus Ruhlin, of Ohio, knocks out Wolff Bendorff, of England, at Baltimore, Md., 1% rounds.

Jan. 28-Johnny Simpson, of England, knocks out Joe Elms, of Boston, Mass., at London, Eng.; 14 rounde.

Feb. 15-Peter Maher, of Ireland, practically knocks out Charles Smith, colored, of Buffalo, "Black Thunderbolt," in third round at Philadelphia.

Feb. 21-"Spike" Sullivan, American lightweight, outpoints Harry Greenfield, of England, at London, Eng.; 15 rounds.

Feb. 21-Bob Armstrong knocks out "Yank" Kenney, of New York, in fifth round at American A. C., Chicago.

May 16-Dave Sullivan, of Boston, Mass., defeats San..my Kelly, of New York, at Lenox A. C., Harem, N. Y.; 20 rounds.

May 20 "Kid" McCoy, of Indianapolis, defeate Gus Ruhlin, of Canton, O., in 20 rounds, at Syracuse. N. Y.

May 23--Jack Daly wins on a foul from "Kid” McPartland in 15 rounds of terrific fighting at Lenox A. C., New York.

Ju e "Spike" Sullivan, of Boston, Mass., knocks out "Dal" Hawkins, of California, in 22 rounds at Lenox A. C., Manhattan.

June 4-Draw between Jack Everhardt, of New Orleans, and Owen Zeigler, of Philadelphia, at Greater New York A. C., Coney Island; 20 rounds.

June 6-Geo. Dixon, colored, of Boston, defeats Eddie Santry, of Chicago, at Lenox A. C., Manhattan; 20 rounds.

June 13-Tommy Ryan of Syracuse, N. Y., defeats Tommy West, of New York, at Lenox A. C., Manhattan. Referee stops the bout in fourteenth

Feb. 21-Oscar Gardner, the "Omaha Kid," knocks out Luke Stevens, of Buffalo, at Buffalo, | round. N. Y.; 9 rounds at 122 pounds.

Feb. 28-Jim Jeffries, of Los Angeles, Cal., defeats Joe Goddard, of Australia, at Los Angeles; Goddard's seconds throw up the sponge in third round.

Mar. 7-"Kid" McCoy whips James Blackwell and Jack Tierney, of Terre Haute, without leaving the ring, at Indianapolis, Ind.

Mar. 11-Draw of 8 rounde between Tom Sharkey and Joe Choynski at Woodward's Pavilion, San Francisco. Sharkey fights foul and is repeatedly warned; decision unsatisfactory.

Mar. 16-Peter Maher practically knocks out Steve O'Donnell at the Arena, Philadelphia; referee stops fight in second round.

Mar. 17-Draw between "Kid" Lavigne, of Michigan, and Jack Daly, of Wilmington, Del., for world's lightweight championship; 20 rounds at Cleveland, O.

Mar. 21-Jack Smith knocks out Henry Braun at Trenton, N. J., in sixth round; Braun dies in hospital same night of his injuries.

Mar. 22-Jim Jeffries, of San Francisco, defeats in three rounds, Peter Jackson, colored, of Boston, Mass., at San Francisco.

Mar. 31-Draw between Tommy White, of Chicago, and George Dixon, colored, of Boston, Mass., at Syracuse, N. Y.; 20 rounds.

April 4 Ben Jordan, of England, defeats Eddle Curry, of New York, at National S. Club, London, Eng., for the 122 pound championship of the world; 17 rounde.

April 7-Oscar Gardner, the "Omaha Kid," knocks out George Stout, of Cincinnati, O., at Cotumbue, O., in twelfth round. Stout dies of his injuries next morning.

April 25-Frank Erne, of Buffalo, defeats Harry Lemons, colored, of Niagara Falls, at Buffalo; 20 rounds. Erne broke his left hand in fourteenth round.

April 27-"Young" Griffo knocks out "Bull" McCarty, of Philadelphia, in twentieth round, at Sacramento, Cal.; McCarty dies of his injuries next day.

May 6-Jim Jeffries defeats Tom Sharkey at San Francisco in 20 rounds of fierce fighting.

May 13-Joe Goddard, of Australia, knocks out Peter Maher, of Ireland, in 1 m. 31 s., at the Arena, Philadelphia, Pa.

June 29-Tom Sharkey, of California, knocks out Gus Ruhlin, of Ohio, in 2m. 17s. in first round, at Greater N. Y. A. C., Coney Island.

July 1-Ben Jordan, of England, defeats Geo. Dixon, colored, of Boston, Mass., at Lenox A. C., Manhattan. 25 rounds of fierce fighting.

July 8-Peter Maher, of Ireland, forces Joe Goddard, of Australia, to cry "Enough" in eighth round at Lenox A. C., Manhattan.

July 11-Owen Ziegler, Philadelphia lightweight, wins on a foul from Billy Ernst, of Brooklyn, in seventeenth round, at Greater N. Y. A. C., Coney Island.

July 22-Joe Bernstein, of Manhattan, easily defeats Eddie Santry, of Chicago, at Lenox A. C., Manhattan. 20 rounds.

July 25-Draw between Jack Everhardt and "Kid" McPartland, at Greater N. Y. A. C., Coney Island. 25 rounds.

July 30-Tom Broderick, of Yonkers, N. Y., defeats Mike Leonard, of Brooklyn, at Pelican A. C. Referee stopped the bout in sixth round.

Aug. 8-Joe Gans, colored, of Baltimore, knocks out Billy Ernst, of Brooklyn, in eleventh round at Greater N. Y. A. C., Coney Island.

Aug. 19 "Kid" McPartland, of New York, defeats Owen Ziegler, of Philadelphia, at Lenox A. C., Manhattan. 25 rounds.

Aug. 23-Jim Judge, champion welterweight of Pennsylvania, knocks out Tom Williams, of Australia, in 62s. of first round, at Scranton, Pa.

Aug. 25-Tommy Butler, of Brooklyn, knocks out Alex. Scott, also of Brooklyn, in ninth round at Greenwood A. C.; Scott dies from his injuries next morning.

Aug. 29 Kid" McPartland gets decision over Jack Daly of Wilmington, Del., at Seaside A. C., Coney Island. Decision unpopular; should have been a draw.

Sept. 2-Joe Bernstein, of New York, bests Elwood McCloskey, of Philadelphia, at Lenox A. C., Manhattan. Referee stopped bout in fifteenth round.

Sept. 9-Oscar Gardner, the "Omaha Kid," knocks out Sam Bolen, colored, of New York, in tenth round, at Lenox A. C., Manhattan.

Sept. 12-Jack Bonner, of Philadelphia, knocks out Dan Creedon, of Australia, in second round at Greater N. Y. A. C., Coney Island.

BOXING-Continued.

Sept. 12-Joseph Choynski, of California, defeats, Australia, in twelfth round, at National S. C., Joe Goddard, of Australia, at the Arena, Phila- London, England. delphia. 6 rounds.

TRAP SHOOTING CLUBS.