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these costly errors occurred soon alter this, when
Brswsr, who seemed complet?is t?' have losi con.
Ademe ?n hints? If. allowed ? kick of Brooks
to botimi fifteen yarda down ihe field beyoa ? him,
and theti almos* lost ii by noi falling ?m It. The
hull should have been taken ?ui ihe fly, but In
any case should ? t heve been allowed to bound
so far before being stopped.
FAIRCHU.D SUCCUMBS I AN IN.ll BY.
At this point of the game Palrchild. wh ? had
kept a steadying Influence behind th?? line, was
sent through the centre, ani received another
slight blow on ??is head similar to the one which
laid him up ? versi w eki earlier In the fall. He
might possibly ha played on h was snxlou
enough t ? do go, certainly?bul the ?? ictora were
too mifch afraid thai another blow on his al?
ready weaken? d ne? ? and spine might Injure him
seriously. Palrchild ?s to be commended for his
play ?luring tins,? two games, for hi had nevei
played fullback bel ire, nor had he pra 'Used the
position in mon than thn ? games in the course .
i.f this season. He promise? to make ? capital
fullback next year if he spends ih<? year In punt- ,
ing.
The retirement of Palrchild put Whlttemore
on the field, and as the end of the half ap?
proached it was found that Charles Brewer
????nid noi bold l'in until ?lu? end. l!> was
scarcely able to stand owing to his lami ankl?.
ani should not really hau? been allowed to u??
in at all. n?? vas replaced by Hayes, who did ;
s?? well in th?? Yah? game and so poorly to-day.
It was only ?\ abort tin:?? after Hayes went ?>it ?
when r>p>"k? punted nearly sixty yards, coir,- |
1'letelv over every Harvard man's head, Includ?
ing liayes. Tim punt, ilk.? all Brooke'? kicks. |
was remarkable fur precision and for velocity.
Hayes ran back with the idea at first of stop?
ping th?? rolling ball. Either he was confused
at being overktcked or did noi reali/.,? bow near
he was to his rnvn goal line, for, instead of al?
lowing the ball to run over the touch line ?>f its
own velocity, ho caught it on a Indimi <>n the
Ave-yard line and his momentum was so great
tina it only required ? push from s Pennsyl?
vania man t?> semi him beyond hi? own goal
posts with the lia.ll. There Is scarcely a poorer
play In the game than this, and it was g olear
case of loss ?if nerve at ? moment when nothing
was needed but an instant thought Haye? la
a freshman, and this play is perhaps excusable
on that ground, though In reality no such play
should ever be excusable. There was in, such
play on the Pennsylvania side, the Quakers'
only weak point bang ?i tendency to fumble
occasionally.
The safety touchdown cave two points to Penn?
sylvania, and almo?! Immedlstety after time was
up, and the first half of the game was over and
the se, re standlnc 2 to o in favor of the Ph.lla.del
phians.
HARVARD STILL FULL OP HOPE.
on the whole, ?c. the end of the flni half, Har?
vard*? Chan sa were even for winning the game
and several bet? were made then of ?'?? evi n on
the r?'sult of the game The only thing that was
uncertain was Whether the li irvari team ;iian
for man, wa- in ? physl :al ci ndltlon which
would permit it to pia) as well in the sec >nd half
as they ha.1 in the first, and this prov?ed t.> be
the real stumbling bl ick after all. The Penn?
sylvania men won their game against Prli ?
in the sec ,n,i half, some said '< ? mee Prln
men ?-t.? iver-confldent, other? said because the
Princeton team waa overtrained. Both of these
payings hiul a grain of traili In them, but the
real reason was that Pensylvsnla, in the Aral
half played better G >tba?, and, In the
place that th?? Phlladelphlam were In splendid
condition. Thej h ve all the season been cx
cellently trai ?. and yet, in spite if thla, it
would have be ? natural tl r had p ?? pul up
as g "1 a game 1 ? Nn\ 'inber l*v In
fact, it has been sail iften thai no team c
brought up to It? highest ? ?Ini twice In one
?, But the P< nnsylvsi . ? : ?> ? ? were ?
talnlj I i) with ?
????; ? m of Kn . . wh . nevertheless played ? re?
markable gan
TH:; QUAKERS IN SPLENDID CONDITION.
Thi- dlfferen ? In phys! -il coi ! noi
mak??? Itself evident intll afl r the beginning of
the second h ,'.;. but tl >n 11 s m b ? ame
that the Harvar I lini noi ?? ilsl Penni v??
vanla s nee a? it had d ne i?; the first
half. Th- second halt had scarcely begun when.
on an attempt to pan: by Hayes, the kick was
blocked Hayci oughl : I to hiv kicked, in
fact, he waa slow, and then pan:? ? from the
r.-.:dst of a crowd ? I Pennsylvania men, one of
?horn was behind him when h<? did mske the
trv. The kl k ' blocked aim it fi >m the
en'-l of hi? : ie, an I Wag? ni ural p1 klni the ball
up ob the bound, carried it fifteen yarda ov r the
line. The touchdown was sol whal la called an
earne 1 touchdown, as the safety touchdown in
t.-.? Arsi half was ?l??? unearned; bul it was a
touchdown, nevertheless, and was the result of
Quick and good p'.sy on thi pan of Pennsyl
vanla'a ruabllne. as well a.- : the poor play by
lbs Harvard b ick.
AN INEXCUSABLE ERROR
This touchdown, making the score I t?, 0 in
favor of Pennsylvania, practically decided the
game, for Harvard must score twice in order t<>
win, ami musi actually get over the line twice,
as Palrchild, the Held goal-klcker, was <>ut of
it. It t>ok the strength OUt Of the Harvard
team for awhll??. and during this time another
?>f the bad and costly plays occurred which are
always so unnecessary On? of the elemental
laws of football U: thai .. ? ? tan under sny cir?
cumstances shfill pick up a hall. He shall and
must alwaya fall on It, 'ad th?n afterward, ;f
possible, get up airain and run with It.
Whlttemore, h iweven tried ? ? pick up ? puni ol
Brooke's which passed him, not over hi? head,
hai tO "i.?? side !: was rolling Si til!, and his
play, of course, was t'> fall <m it, roll over, and
try to g, ? up and go on .- thla, h fi it
himself being pursued fi ' Ii I, and tried to
pick it up There waa ? I imble, of course, snd
Knipe, who aeemed to cover the whole Held
throughout th aft? ? : . caught 11 on ? rebound
from Whlttemore'? armi and ran twenty yards
with It to Harvard'a 5-yard line. In two play?
Knlpe himself carried i: over, and Pennsylvanie
had r< >r> ? again ; and again it was noi an earned
touchdown, bui one made b) quick players who
knew en 'iKh t.. lake ;. Ivantage of Harvard's
flukes and bad plays. Tn - touchdown waa mad
close |o th?? side Hi -. am! , ? a pant out Brooke
missed the goal, ? aking the s ??? U t.> ? in
Pennsylvania'? favoi.
OSOOOD'S THREE SPLENDID RUNS.
Halloweii asean time bad been replaced by
Wheeler. He had hi? nos?? broken In the fai?
game, and it was a question whether ha ought
to play. The Una] d? ils! >n was that be should
go In and play as Ion? a: he could. Thi boy
evidently p?ayd himself out, fot he wa? com?
pletely exhausted wh. ? he finslly left the field
It was at this point in th,? gam,?, after Knlpe
had made a remarkable rur of nearly fifty yards,
that Osgood. who had ? it be?-ri able to get
around Harvarde rig it enJ before, began to
make thie?? runs that should u<? me noi ibis in
football history? To ?>? sure. Brewer, on Har
vard's right end. wsa exhaust i. ani these play?
could not have? be.n made earlier in th?- gam??;
nevertheless, the) WOT? beautiful runs, well
chosen, well managed aa to Interference, and ex?
ecuted with a care and Judgment that show??,!
Osgood to be what football men have always
known him to be?a remarkable running half?
back; one of the best, indeed, that ha\>? been
seen in the last half-doaen years,
Osgood made three of the'??? run?, one "f sixty
yards, and the other two of forty-five and fifty,
respectively. On the second lie brought the ball
from the centre of the lieid to Harvard'? liv?
yard line, and In th?? nexl play carried II over
for a touchdown?the Arst and only earned
touchdown of th?? gnu*? Il wa? punted out ;":,I
Brooke klck?-?l the goal.
BAJIVARD SCORES HER TOUCHDOWN.
Harvard had, however, .tust le for,? showed
ionie of the spirit She exhibited in the second half
of last Saturday*? game, and when, on a good
punt by Hayes, i'abot got the ball on the thlit>
yard line through a bad tumble of Brooke'? out?
?lde the sideline, the men rushed II down the
field yard l>> yard, and over the line for ih"ir
first and only touchdown In the game, The
score was made immediate,y under the goal
posta, and A. Brewer should have ? ? < U ? - ? 1 the
goal, but th? ball struck the crossbai and fell
back. This, with Pennsylvania's touchdown,
which almost Immediately followed, brought the
score up to Its final point, is t , 4. in favor of
Pennsylvania.
For the few miiiut.? that roanataed Harvard
assumed the defensive Krank Shaw, the H n
vard centre, was paaysd to ?? standstill, ami
Ducette took his place. Just before tim?? was
called Burke tried for his second g??al from the
field. As in the first case, he did n?,i come ai.v
wherc near petting It. His tries at goal were
not what they should have been, considering
what he has done In practice this asaaoa.
A OSMTLEMANLT GAME,
A a whole, the game at Philadelphia was not
only a beautiful game t,, watch, hut It was fairly
and gentlemanly played, In such direct contrast
>
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CARPETS
Made from Free Wool,
GO TO COWPERTHWAIT'S,
?H WIEST 14TH ST.. NEAR ??? AVE.
Made by Colgate & Co.,
Used by the best families,
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to the Springfield, thai II noi onlj shows whal
extremes there are In the ran.;?? of football, but
also thai this fine eport la no! necetaartly '
ro igh K?me, bul om thai tor genti* nen la ari
oui a peer In all the rang ateui athletic .
For the Harvard team there la encouragemeni
:'. r ????- : J ear, bi laui ? Ita m 'mbers played t >?
day and on Saturday a game thai r-howi I : ;??
ilshlp and coa Mux than ever b fi : ? ? r
Pennsylvania there Is mgratulatlon G?? ?
work ?luring the Inai ihre?? y? ars. arhich hai de?
veloped atea IH) In reaslng ?kill and power. A
game between this team and Yale* would be nn
? \ King one, and ih?? odda a >uld atand a little
with Yale.
Penn< rlvanla. ? Han ? '
trien. Righi end.*? Hrewi
M la .Itti .Wat-r?
Wharton.Rlahi guard.* "haw
Bull.rentre .i". Bhaw iIMi
Wnodrufl.Leti su ird.Ma Me
Wagenhursl.Leti lackle. .11 alio well i\\ he? le ?
. i...fi .:vi.Kmrn ? ? (fab m
WH ms.Qu inerbai ? .Wrenn
? uni?.Righi halfnack.FalrchlldiPunlopi
O??.I.Left halfback.Whllten* ? ?
Rrooke.Fullback.<'. Brewer (Ha: ?I
Sore Pennsylvania It, Harvard 4 Tnuehdowi
Waters I, Oagond I, Knlne I, Wag? ml I Ooals from
\ ? ? Bi ..? 3. Bafi ? ichil ?rn Hayes I.
? NEW ARGUMENT AGAINST FOOTBALL. '
IN rEe*TRIlDAT'l GAME ? MAJORITY OP ?? ?
HARVARD G.?.!'\ IV WBRE Ht'RT,
The reaull of Ihe game yesterday al Phils
delphls between Harvard and the University of
Pennsylvania was a grievous blow noi alone to
Harvard alunni In thla pity but t<> >?? colli
graduates who have looked upon football as .?
magnificent sport and who fear that thla last ron
t..-:. v.iih lis stretchers mid surgeons, has tolled
the knell of the game. The men who have b rn
its moal ardent aupportera and have persistent?
ly ridiculed the Idea thai II was rough or danger?
ous have now become, ir noi bitter opponents, ??
tremely feeble apologists. The spoetai le al Bprlng
field of young men professedly representing the
culture of the land transform? d Into brutes
gusted evea ihe wurst football fanatics, and ihe
siyht yesterday (while devoid of any Intentional
brutality) of nen atretched limp and llfel sa >>n
the Held and afterward carri???! to the dressing
rooms ?m stretchers h.is sickened and appalled
them Bla oui of th.? eleven Harvard men who
entered the game were Injured so badlj that they
v..-re tali.-n from the field.
??it does not matter." said ?? prominent Harvard
alumnus and an officer of the Harvard Club of
this city, "how ? riti t these rfeen ma) !..\ ?? been to
enter th.inteat at all; the faci remalna that thej
were carried from the held before the eye?
25.000 people, und auch a relic of bai
be toleran I. in my mind tier?? I? not the slight?
est question that the Harvar?! faculty will ai one?
take soni- decided action and prohlbil Harvard
studente from ? nt< ring U ?'?? f" >tb ill
contest* The game has outgrown all prop?>r
? ii .- It is im longi r a c ?Hi ?-? ronteat, bul
? pro fest ?nal.Mil ? p I pr?.'
t til. The Ides of ? ill ge gra luates a h
h? ? ? footl ill men (es ? m each teams
at $10 ' a wei k i- ri ag
Hai var.i men si I over I
? . ? ihe r ti am 1
. and by Penn?) Ivan utterl)
?. ? ! (hem 1 her do not atti I r del
any unfair pis
; Th ? ? , pr? late. ? wev,
y ale's argument I I
aoon afti r a ? a I gai
LEHIGH LEFT THE FIELD.
THE sHTEI PR ? \ DECISION
OF THE REFEREE, WHO GAVE THE liAMK
t?? CORNELL ICORH t?? TO ?
?i. S ?.. ? ?? 29 (Special) The annual foot?
ball ga sen Cornell und Lehlgh was play? :
on Percy Field ims afternoon, und an le l In Cor?
nell's favor i> a score of lu ? ? fi The game was
unfinished, however, as Lehlgh left the Bold In
the middle of the aecond half, protesting sgaii il ?
d?cision of the r< fere*. Tr.e teams were well
matched, the Lehlgh b >ya ahowtng up in the ime
form which they displayed early In the aeai n.
when they held IT". ?tOI 1 IWU 10 tv. ? I rUCbd rWng
Th.-y had ?.? trainili?,? for the Thanksgiving game
as their greatest game, i.nl the BbOWlng they mude
agalnat Cornell's crack team wai eatremely ere ?li?
able. When the gama began there ?m an Immense
crowd <m the athletic n?i i. Parties of Cornell
alumni were present from Buffalo, It ?heater and
other cltlea. ani more thaa Bfty Lei gh studenl
were trier?.? to cheer their eleven. A Joint ?
w.is given in Ithaca last evening by the m ?
duba of the two universities, ani the entire Le
high Glee Club waa on the .-id? tinea. Two th a
?an l people saw the ga na
Lehlgh Showed up well In offenalve witk. her In
terference being super!?>.? to Cornell's. <>?.? was
? of condition and kicked poorly. Fitzgerald out
punted him much of the time Pennell sprained hli
?/rial ?? ? itei lay and o uld noi play his ill)
? .? ? me He allowed Ka ? to break thi
for t v\ ? i1 eked kicks, one ol arhich reaulted In a
touchdown, ?; un.it G? ni ? aras one of the
featurea of tha game. Cornell's gaim were ? ?
by pereietenl llne-bucklng, both Mason and Dyer
running bard, although both itarted al iwly.
Lohlgh won the toss and chose tue west goal,
with th?? win! in her favor. On th- kick-off Ohi
sent the bid over the Lehlgh goal-line. <?n
up at th?? 25-yard li;:?? Fitsgei ild'i attempi to kick
?ras blocked, and Cornell secured the ball .\fi?-r
gaining t??'? yarda, Cornell !?>-? tha ball on dowi -
Baverai long runa around tha end were made by
Barnard, which carried the ball to th?? i?-ntte of the
Bold. On the third down Pltsgerald punted to
Ci rnell ? 10-yard line. The ball was paaaed back to
Oh but his kick wai blocked bi Keyes. who se
? ired the ball and made a touchdown, riugerald
kicking goal Bcon Lehlgh t: Cornell, ?.
On ih?? aecond kick-off Lehlgh carried tha ball
hack to her 20-yard line an ? lh< re I m\ Il on s fum
ble. The ball v.i.s kept between Lehlgh'i S0-yai I
i : .? .m 1 the goal-line for some time before Cornell
eeded In carrying it across, ohi made the
. down, bu failed to kl? k ? mI. Bcon lehlgh,
S; ?' ?rnell, <
In the second half the playera f.?..? ? Uack and
forth In the centre uf the field, Barnard making sev
eral Ions runs, which wen offset os- several bl
kicks by P'reeborn. Ohi'? poo.? pant from Comell'a
I . ii ! line waa blocked and caught by Harnai I
ari led It to thi II -yai i line i in : he : ? ?.: pia)
Lehlgh dropped the ball. Starbuck, Cornell'a :.. ?
??st runner secured II and breaking througl
Lehlgh hu??, ran th?? length of the Held with several
i.ehigh men close behind him, and made a touch?
down, from which a goal was kicked b) vVarnei
Lehlgh claimed thai the ball na- dead, as the
?? feree'i whistle had soun led before 81 ,ri<,,. k
plfkeii up th.? ball, but ihe referee allow? ? the
touchdown, and Lehlgh l?f: th?? field. Ian?? up and
summer);
Lehlgh. Poaitlon. Cornell,
Beai . ?.-?? ??,.! .??..,,, ?, . ,
? .lieft lai i.?-. li ,??
?" af "??. Left ?',????? . V\.iili-i
Key?.lontre .Kennen
?'?'??? m. Rieh! guai l. Col non
Ha*d .Righi tackle . preelmm
t>k#aon.Right end . Taut .
Ossa .Quarterback . IVvck f
Hart noi.Left halfback Ma-..ti
HaJTlaon . Kurt.' halfbacl ??..-? A Hlarbutl
aid .Fullbai k . .mil .?. . ?. ,,,.. ? ,
Beer? eternali, 10; Lehlgb, ?? ? tapir? ?: ? QrinUli
? ?f ?'?.m? p. Refer? ? ?: ? ? uns ??' ' irnell Mm
man Thuraton, '.f Lenisti, Touchdowns Olii Starti
??.?? Ouais Warner, Kit ???? rula.
THiMTV i'?. LAUREATE BOAT CLUB e.
Troy, N. v., Nov. *g. The Laureata Boal C'.ub'a
football team pul up a stubborn game to-day ai
th?? Vu ty eleven from Trinit) College, and, at?
though defeati I by the ? lore of 10 to 0, cai.Ian?
I gerous.y mar scoring, losing the bal] on a fumble
? when within fifteen yarda of Trinity's goal. The
daj ?a-1 clear and cold, and the perfect 'arrange
j mints permitted the seating of the largest ?
? thai has ever watch.?.? ?( football game In Troy.
? Trinity acored a touchdown In the firsi half after
j stubborn fighting and on?? in the aecond half Ding?
I well, for Trinity, was carried off thi field, owing
to Injuries : ? a lame knee. .Neither of th?? Drapers,
who are members of the ??aureate team and of the
William? College eleven, played, and their loss ws*
leii. Line-up an ? summ ?? > :
Trii. I'??.' Laureate?
M.?. Left end .? 'leal ?
Ruell .Left ? ?. kl.?.? ;.. . : -1? ,
?. LeneTord. i..fi g?mri.Basti
Lord.rentra .Manning
Merwln. Righi guard.Bmytfi
Penr >?. Righi tackle.Hsrrl
Rtrawbrtdg?. R rhi ? rtd .Multili
('otgesh?ll. QuarferliB'-k .Fl.e .
Dinsw-ll. ? . fi halfback .Noi ?
Peecroft.itintit halfback. McOieanei
W. Laagford.Kniiback .?? n ,
Se,.re? ?p?,?'? In. ?.,-,???. ,t ? li ?| ?,?,. T'irai half, :???
minutes: atcond huif M minute* Touchdowm Pina
well ? Peecroft i. rmi.it? ? .? ini.ii Referee ?. ii
Id?. Linesmen James Flemlns ana M .-' McToalhe
THI MIDDLSTOWN BOTI CHAMPIONS.
Mlddletown. t'onti.. Nov. ?? -Twenty-live hundred
people new a football gam?? between Mlddletown
High School and Rtorr's Agricultural Collega mi
the campus here this Afternoon. The ground was
rough, and every ecrlmmnp-e laid BOOM one out on
the froscn ground. It was u rough K?me. won by
Mlddletown. 10 to 0. The Mlddletown lovs have not
the 8t I*"** thl" y*ar' *nd "* now chumPlons ot
PREPA HING VOR TUE Ulli HAM ? I
?
YESTERDAY sau THE END OF HARD
PRACTICE I'? >!i BOTH TEAMS.
PRINCETON'? LINK G!? DECIDED I PON POR WIM, j
II.AV Al l.lll'T I ! M I ' v \\? HEN ? ROED
? ? REPP. UN : ::? 'M BLl'i S? I NO
|B1 TSUtOAAPH TO Tilg ? Ulli: ..'?. i
X>a Haven, Km -' Vale's ?,?-: prsctlee of the |
.?. of ik'.?' ?-? the gridiron -.t the Val,? Field !
w.i- taken tin.?- afternoon. It ?an a busy day
with ??? Vale eleven, and Thanksgiving Day ?
??,.??- u- barely entered their minds. ? fes '?' \
the'varsity pia) re were fortunate. Their paren I .
un,.ih- to stand ?he strain caused l'y newspaper
,, ounta oi thi Injuries received by the Tele men
in ih? Harvard game, decided to give up their
Thanksgiving il horn ? and ? ? ? hi re to spend the
day and cheer up their ions. Prank Butter
worth's mother and Sister are amone ?.? vlsltoi ?,
They arrived yesterda) and loos, dinner with
Val? "a fullba? k I la
Thla morning moat of the playera were called
oui to the "gym" ???t for a short practice. Team
work la ?'.,? the m'-Iht?? are after, and they
pul the men through their dally practice In quick
time Crisp, ?nappy play v,.h tr:???? lor and ob?
tained, in Ihe afternoon the unlversitj barge car?
ried the pi?) era l thi ? ale ? leid for the lai t lime
thla year, end th? eleven lined up agalnsl I .??
freshmen, as ihe member? of thi second eleven
w>i. nearl) all awa? In Byraeuse, playing the ?
athletl team i>l thai city, 11 wai no si pi aetlce
for ihe freshmen tar their snnual gem? with Har
\ ar ? ci Saturday, and foi ? he ? >r Ity, loo, ? ? ?
freshmen have developed a preti) lyl? "t play,
\. hi, h the ? ?.? il u met or th? fir t Dm? thu ? i
son in the ??,? the men played aa they *- ? 11 line
up on Suturila) the Ulnae) brothers. Murphy,
Heard, Met'rea, Stilimeli and Hickok. Kver)
man ? good condition. \ ?? ? ?.?. is al quarter?
back, bin the halves and fullback were treated
lightly, Thorn' and Armstrann played only a
feu minutes, Ion? eno'ign io ? mp brlskl) Into the
Int, rf? ? ? te ... .nid ? ei In it in fa\ or of
Th?? eii-?,? will leave hen to morros afternoon
for the gresl Princeton game Thlrt) men will
I?, i.i',. ? on will travel In two epe? il
cars, and In Ne? Vork alll be quartered al the
I'l.i/.i Hotel M ' : of n. itti lenti of the
vendi) i.r here on Wednesday, some in attend
: ? Harv.i l-f'eni lyh min gal and ell will 1 ???
hai ? ? eton match on Ratui
? ? ? The \ ale ?) ? talora of Ihe H ????.?? ? I'? nn
sylvanla ?-'?:."heered Instil) foi Harvard, and
tip-r ?- keen dl | eni here lo-ntght thai
Ihe ??? wa Rei here hai
droppi ? ? .: a little on ? hi Val? ?*? ln> eton game.
, ks bla od?!* whi.ii Vale la noi eon?
:?????..? ? ;? in m :??.|
by ?.?'?? Th? re po ilbli
? thi Vale pia) era t?' pul
un .? ele .i' ?.? , ?.? . Batun! ly, aith no) .?
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Jerrems n oui ?
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1 ?ehr in la so m ? that It hai
: t . ??1?\ !. : ? . I tackier, and
? ;.??? the line ? ? can punt
? p ? .11 i. i|
? I ?-.;;??-- I ? '
er. 1" not lile? ? irough an I
? ? wtl be ? tut? ? ha other ?
? ; ?? Ion, Johnston,
? 'row n-. m .u Hunt, ? lllmor?;
.??..ir>? r Rey no Is halt ? Ramati and Armairona
practice I . rtly a drill
Is sigi il a ??-?..'?
?? ? ??. town fot New
York Princeton ?- ?? er Pennsyl?
vania's \ :? t .? ? ? | ?????
wan ? Pi In ? ? ? tr,f ? think
that, now that th? ?.? ;,?w? ? have a ? Harvard will
alter hi ? I I
th it hi r '? lai ?? ??-? ?? dreams s
vVESLETAN'S KICKERS WORSTED.
UNION*? TEAM WAS TOO HI I I POS Tin: " ?
: ?. OWN
Albany, Noi E fS| ??? lai) Ion d?fi iti ? '?' ?
;. ? o na at Rldgefl?
this afternoon by ?? acore I Wealeyan'a
team waa . Ughi for ' nlon - bul bucked l'i
centri with telling erTa t In the (Irai I lit The \i?
ireful and d< lib, rate Myers
mad? several good pia ?? I I o Ion?
r tl "?an - "i? ?
.' kins ?, ' iu< hdoa
Voung kicking ? goal Uni up and summary
? ?, , , ? ? ?ran
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ONE LEO AMD TWO SOBEr"
?? hi: I?.!.? ohd Ol UHI ? m: .; vMi; w
?? rom n Ma ? i-?? ??.? U? H'X Hi. il R
Rochester, ?'. ? . ? ??? - . ? ?.?In
? , ? hu ????.? leg brok? ?, ?? ?? thi ? ??? "G
?? ?? ??, ol Rochester, an ! liken. ?,? Hamilton, were
ai?,, broken Touchdown? wer* ma .,? b? IVinam
deorge Montgomer) and .1? isup, and la , guala
were ki> ?? ? ? bj w nani Rei ree, il A Hmltn, of
Anile t?;. umpire, ? M m. ?? ? ol Lenlgn; linea
man, ? 11 Van V'o ? hia, ol ? : ,? In it? ?
HOUOKEN lll?;il S? ?!? m>'. WINS
The fo itball lean ? ? f Ihe lloboken lilil? f
and Hi- VVarwl ii College, of New-York City,
mei on the ?-' ? ?? ? ??? l'li? ki ? ? li tunda, Ha
boken, yesterday, ami Ih* li'ith ':ci.I players van
liils ti. I lilil? op;,,.?. ni; b) Ibi Si ir? '? 32 lo 0 Th?
feal ni ? ? : th? ? une * , ih? ; ? Ini mi; ol ? ? . : ?,
, of the High School team The numman
il H s |? ill - - V. ,?? Irk G? IIm?
? . rfi ? , : ...Ulta
SI ? |,| ? ?. ? ' . || ini?
G..? ?, e ,:??. .||a,|
; ? ' ????.' ? mi.? . Urna*
? ??.ititi? ' K'.-.oi .t, uh?ii,.
. Hlshl lui kl?? . ?? Mill.,?.
I Luti .Hlshl , mi .Hin,??
? ..un?'!. Munii? l.c ,. .Htormi
Idell. l--r.???. il illt.l n
, l'm Imi .Hlshl I ilflsii.??,-?,,,? ,
, In:;.li.... 1?.Ili .ci. .I I |
? ?.?? Mown ' ? ud? ?? i Id? il '.'. Iman ? ?? ?li I m
In ?? -' It? ''i? ? ? Taylor, Warwli ?. ?,.?
' N.cto ? Me. ki? li ,? iiken Misti ?- h il ? ??
? mai ? Lamben il? ? ? ? ?? II iti -? :.?
FOOTBALL IN JERSEY CITV,
The football trami of Ihe Puritan and Aroma
., bleib? associations mei In an sscltlng ?ame of
football al Jersey flty yesterda? morning, and
roma pia era were Wet orioni b) the ? era
,,; | ?,, 0 The leama lined up aa follows.
Puritan A, A. H ti Aroma \ \
' H.-iriiuk- .I.? f? ? ..? . Hull nul
. ' ? n.??- .Left tackle .Waterman
rtchoniiver. \*u guard .Ionian
\???.'.????? .Onir* .Eatwhlatl*
Tlernan . Ututo guani . Devlin
?.?..? . ?????? tackle . Niel.
? ?,? ??? m, ?.?. Rieht ????? .Waap
Kemil .?Jinn lellini ?, . !?
Hardenburg.?>. \M\ balfbaek . Farmer
Jackson ,?,?,?.: . ,., Hluhl l.if',. ... . Merrily
Boland. Hum.,,, I.?- ,*. ,
Toui hdowni Bowei i'J Refere? ileorg? Hue? hfl? Id.
t'mplrc ?. 0 ? --.?
-
TWO GAMES ON TUB NEW-JER8EY OVAL,
in their last game of the season the Nea Jersey
Athhtic club'? eleven were defeated yesterday
afternoon ?>n the Men Jersey Oral, al Bergen
, l'olili, by the strong eli ren fumi Penningtoa Sem?
inary, The linai s, ote wan 10 tO 0, In the flr?t
I half Fallback Bird mule two touchdown and
kicked ft K'??)l ?? made another touchdown und
kicked ? third goal In the ?a?on?! half. Btanton
guide th?? oin, r touchdown,
To decide the junior championship ?if Hudson
County, the Bayonna Field C?ub'i ilfvea and the
A (1111,1) ??JOYS
Th? plraaant fla\"r. gratta SCUM ?nil mioihlna ?Racla of
?gray nf ????, ?i??n m ???? of ? ursatlVa, ??,? if th?
father ? r mo?Mf l?? aoatlea ?r liill.ai?. the molt gratifying
rasali I fallow It? U???. *o thai I? In ?he bast family rtmtily
known a?J aviry family ahuuld nav* a butilt on
The Banking System
Beams mighty shaky nowaday* YOU RUN NO
RISK, HOWEVER, in "BANK1NO" ?n
RIKER'S EXPECTORANT
Till". ONLY CERTAIN CURE for a COUGH
or COLD, BRONCHITIS, HOARSENESS, or any
? of Throat or Lungs.
Taetea nice. too. CROUPY CHILDREN CRY
FOR IT.
Only M eta a Mg bottle?and Your M ney Back,
installier -If it falli.
? if your ? hrugglat, or at
RIKER'S,
6th Ave, Cor. 22d Street.
Jersey City Kiehi cinh'a team battled yeaterday
forenoon on the New Jeraey oval at Bergen Point
The Bayonnea ? mergi ? victorious by a ecore of l"
points to ?. In the first half l'arlarnl made I
touchdown, from which C. Allen kicked a goal.
The latter siso kicked a goal from a touchdown
made by Robertson in the second half.
G ?. ? I? - ?
. Left
. . Lett
? n (Ir . ktvn II S
end . ? ? '
..".
. M
? ? .rVrtr? .
.Itigie guai ? .
-. I.. ? ? Il .., .
??? -.Right eri I .
. ?..?:?? hack . Watt
? ???? .... Left t alfbai ?.Wetgtitmai
. Mute halfback.?'lark h "api ?
? ? . I ... .. ? , obb
? ?? Le? ( Hanrard t rapir? Mr II ichkla?
?p? ???? ' ??? :
.' ? ?. '? ? ? . :he> ?n? Hn ku? 'J
THE "BOOMERLACKER" YELL DIDN'T
HELP.
IN BPITF, OF A WOKDRRFI'L CHBRR, TUB BKOOB
l.VN muil SCHOOL BLBVBM WAS BEATBM
KV IHK POLTTCCHNIC INBTITUTR.
Baatern Park, Brooklyn, whs the ?teene yeaterday
afternoon of one of the beel Interaeholaetlc football
! contests ever arttneeeed In thla neighborhood. The
gann was between the Brooklyn iu?h Bchool eleven j
and ih?? Polytechnic Institute tenni. The?.? two
schools hsvi for many yean teen strong rivals. ?
l. ici year the red and black of High Bchool tri?
umphed met the tila?? and gray ot "Poly" In hih
baseball end football. The polytechnic woa yes?
terday to the tune of II to L
\t VM o'clock, when the team* appeared on the
Held, perfeci bedlam reigned. The Bve thouaand
apectatora rose and, waving the school colora,
cheere?] and cheered, with thi? remarkable cheer,
"Hromo, bromo, ki te be btlckeriacker, boomer
lacker, hleracraker, firecracker, brtckerbracker,
boomerlacker ?. M B!" the High Bchool atudent?
greet<<l their ripresi ntatlve?. Their npi>onent?'
? 'Hi !.. nh. rah' Itali, r,-h, rah! Poly, Poly, Poly!"
wa ? hurled b ich In defiance,
"Poly" had the kick-off, ???? Bloeovltch kicked to
High Bchool'? fifteen yard line. <'Uirk received the
? ithei and waa downed after gaining Bve yarda.
??'.?, was forced to kick, at:?! "Poly" fell on the
.: of bounds. ? m the thIM play Jom ?
a forty-five-yard run and acored a touchdown for
the r ? M? .finir. Ba Ku ? kicked the goal Cobb
. to "Poly'a" live yai ! line Bloeovltch c inghl
the lull and, undi r ?.* ?od Interference, ?.tin.? ?
twenty yarda. "Poly" loat the ball on downa li Uh
s hu .1 could il? nothing sgalnai their opponent '
,? . ? ' ? ? ? puni By a series of
plays and a iwent) yard run by M.
? r i|? " ? .?. ? ,i: ithei ? fr tu a h Ich tha
goal waa kl -k- I Kcore, Il lo 0. The High Bchool
men now plaj ? viti ? snd In .? ?n irt tlm?
? : ? ?Il un Ihelr opponent? fifteei ?. si ? lim
B) a u'. i? ? . entri Neuhauai trrled th<
. r ? ? ? ii . ? . ? only t arch
. ? . in the ? \ f ? goal Score,
' ? favoi > .t. m "r.r.rf was d ine In
I ? I
In the second half the Insl
??? ?' re, ?'"'.>
;?'.. HiKh ?? h? ol ? ? hi tun mar) ;
CHICAOO COULDN'T LAST.
MtCIIIOAN WAI Ot rPLAYBD in Tilt: F1MT HALF,
HIT WOH in TMM BBCOMD.
Chicago, Nov ? The university of Michigan
01 t.im cleeed Its ?'ork for th- saaena thi?
morning ..? ????????11 Kiel?! with a rio?.? ? t. -1 ? ? r > ?-..-r
the Cnlveraity of Chicago. Th? ?.-.ir?? waa ? to 1
I ? confidence of the Ann Arbor hoy? at the r~
ginn'.ng came near tiemg the ecore. <>nly the fgjj.
Oale ' ? klek a goal after acorlng a touen
down saved the Michigan asea Ville, who hart hl*
leg, waa the only man dlsaMol dale anil Price
Cama ? ? Mow* .??? were rule I off, The Ann ArBOf
teem ?m na match for Chicago's terrine rush play
at thi rhe ball waa noi once in ine ???
?cafioti .f me visitor? from the ki'k "ff to the
low ? h> f?ale, mu!?? it- ten mitri:.??? by tunk
?? tre end f*?t playa around the
?? I? Bul ? bJeego's ? a] was kiinr.?. and in ih<
? half Michigan found it.? ends end tackles
easy to break through i'hl'-ago'a tenni play was
also pool The teems line ? up before s gayiy col?
ored, noisy gathering of MM people ?- follows;
??* ? I' illlui Michigan
??al ? iVundti. . !.. . B, nter
. Leti tackle .Villa ? \ ?
. I.-ft guard .
. ? 'entra .
?? ? hi ... ... it? ?
. ? ... Ha ? ?? ?
. ?:?*?:' ml . .prit ?? il.-r
st . * . Balrd
?. ? ? .
'? ' .Right I r>yei
H . ... ? ulll ai * . ::;.. mini?t.n
??'?.,. ? All p
f l'i r Referee- O .il I, I Amhi II I .
rerben One! kicked I
? ?
? ? ?
TO PROMOTE INDOOR VTHl.KTM'S.
PLANI FOB an INTBItrOLLBOlATB OYMNABTIC
association t? bk pibcumed ubre
TO KIOltl
Philadelphia, ?',,? .??? The preliminar] siepe low
forming un Intercplleglata gymnastic ai ..?
tlon will ba taken ai a meeting to be held to-raor
ros evening In Sen Torh at the Fifth Avenu?
Hotel li ?- sspected thai repreaantatlvea arili be
preeenl fro? the L'nlveralty or Pennaylvanla
run iion. Harvard, Vale, Dartmouth, Cornell,
Haverford, Amberat, Bwarthmore, Wllllama .ml
the l'nlveralty of Virginia The ? alverait) of Pean
a>haiiia win be represented b) Captain Perkins,
ei oxswaln or >hi re??, and Kdward r Klease,
who ?ni recenti) >lected manager of tin gymnaa?
l|i Lain
Th?? nea association will be ?omewhal similar to
the Intercollegiate Track Association, and annual
i-hamplonahlp contests will be hold The Intereal
m Indoor atnletlca I? largely on the Increaae In nil
the hi?; Rastern colleges, an 1 the proposed sst
tlon I? the outgrowth of II
BOl'UHNBM IN AN ASSOCIATION UAME.
The Cosmopolitan A.inn m Football Club huii
?., depend upon foui aubetttutea In their game
viMitI.ii ih Newark In the wnn? with the Jef?
fersons, and luffered iiefeai bj I k?h1h to ? Tha
play was haractertsed by more than th?? usual
s mou ? I ?if rough play seen In association game?,
and ?eventi player? were pretty badly hurl before
tune w ?, ?> called
The II uns lined up >? follows
?. G .SII ?? G .-111.illtKIl?
Un it. Ooal .Walker
Murray . / ,. , . . ? Smith
V ?- ..... I I uu''?' k* .I Bp*n a
? ' .''m e . ? \ Burney
Planner} . Halfbai '.? . lt.iiin?r
it. im...na . ' /.. pay
? M.?im,? m< Parian?
? ?'???"!!!!. I I . ..-ti.MM ,111
i f.. . f ? ?ward? . .?,?,?!,, ?.
Reagan .' . , \it.n kl*
It??? ard . ' ' _Alken
it.-f.,... ? Planner)?, Nee v. ii Uneamen ' Reagan,
r , ?,???.. ?,- ? ? M KeiH'. ( ?.? I'oamopolltana Ooal*
>, ??.,] h ? ii ?.?,, ru.. Reagan and Richmond
Tin: rilAMPION MEDICAL BCHOOL TRAM.
rhe football teams ..f th.? College of Physician?
bi ? Burgeon? end the 1/ong Island College played
in? Unii game for Hi?? st it?? champlonahlp of medi?
, ,? irhoo'.i .n vYUllamabridge yeeterdai afternoon.
Th?? game waa slow? ihr ughout, the play on both
shies being tOl ?. I >' 'levoil of team work. Ill lit?' tir?!
hall the P. and B. boya start??,? with the ball, bul
thi kick was a Buha and w.n stopped on the forty
? v.iij line. Tin? Long island team, however, aeon
lost h on four downe, and tha rest of the half was
merely ? aertee of ?crimina gas, which ended, just
before time was called, in a touchdown for the p,
and B. team. The ?40.1i waa kicked The re? ? of
the game waa playeo In diarkneaa, and the referee
and umpire had ?rut difficult) in keeping track of
th?? ball ati'i iii'ii There was muck arguing. \;
thoiinh Ihe halves Were onl\ I w eut y-fh ?? mlnUtSS
each, it took in ??? than an hoir I 1 play the tir??
. ne, only two inititiies being taken oui for Injuries
i io players. The line-up was as followa:
rolleg? nf I' an,I ? Poattleas, L I CWefje.
il?!? inulti.Left ????. O'lllien
Urani .IW iaekle....Von Wertemberg
p? m ? .Left guard.Met^be
Lot?.G??????? . I'liiK??
1,1,lei in. 1 n.Itint,? guard.Balmon
Rnynaae,... . Iti?ht Faekle. .MeCullum
Hill 11 .RlSht etui.Kopf
? ??,,.??.Quai lerbacl.Pfai r?
! Mile?.I?eft hiilflaik .Palli
Mortarty. main Halfback.Thompson
Bllla. Fullback .Phelpa
iti,[lire itr,,v ? Refer?? .tnv, e. Ltnssmaa Beach.
t ?letstowas BBM 1 ''."al Btnss 1.
TERES U? M KB AT LAMOAgTBR, PENN,
I Lancaeter. IVnn.. Nov. 29 (Special). -To-ilny the
! Frauklia and Marshall College eleven defeated
IVnnoylvanU Collie in a hotly cor tested game by
a score? of .i to at, , . ,_
Th? Alerts were defeated by the < rest-emu. 4 to
'.'. and the nr.estogjs beat the Nonpar? lie 4 to ?.
?FON AFTER A STUBBORN FIGHT.
Tin?: CHICAOO a ' TEAM IOORKD THI OKLT
TOUCHDOWN Of Till?: BAMS WITH I'AHT
Mot tu rivi: mim'THs BEPORS
?run: was CALLED.
Chicago. Nov. .?!?.-The football team of the t'lil
cago Athletic Aaaodatloe won, a brilliant victory
OVar the Dartmouth lOlkge ?deven this afternoon
on the South Sid?? ball ground? by a S'-orc of
?', to ??. only (Iva minutes remained to ?he playera
In the second hair, and neither aid? ha?i scoped.
Buddenly the Chicago men mad?? a rally, and <???
cen tratad all their forca? la ? splendid atta'-k.
Th,? Dartmouth klckera, who had played a apten?
did Kann? throughout, tried In vain l?> resist the
surging combination ?>f aclence und musei?, and
the Chicago? fOUghl ihelr way to ? touchdown.
The finni play was mad,? by Captain Vandooaer,
guarded b? Thomas. Stevens? n, llmry and He
I'ormlck The contest was declarad to have heen
th?? bes! ever seen ?>i Chicago. Th? Hanover men
ittibbornty contested overy in?-h of ground. The
play of both al les arai characterised by excellent
defensive werk The guard? and tackle? war? so
keen In action that the Kanu ara? barran of long
mi,s Th, down? came so of:en thai the I.? 11
aeemed to he chatiKlnn hands all the time. Pierre
bucking of the line whs tin? only style of play
thai seemed to count for much. Punts were few
and far between. The centre?) Stevenson and
I'avetlv. arare finely matched, and honora were
?????, between them. Dartmouth'? ta^klea, Abbot?
and Little, outplayed their opponents, Hrljrgs and
?Irlirln. Slater's work at left-end was perfect
Thi-re was little quarrelling or rough piny. So
clety turned out in fune, decked with college and
club color?, and th?? I>nrtr,iouth au-mnl were well
represented. Line-up and summary:
, 'hi,? ig , ? Milton. Partm mik
>?? .loft ,? ,|.Lin??'! ,,-?
??riffln. L?fl tack!".?bbotl
Th G?.,?...L?f1 Kiard.HoWl??
Stevenson.' vnir?? . .CaTertj
? , ' rmlrk.High? guard.Huff
Rrlggi . Right tackle.I.mi?
n? ?? ?? (Obera*). Kl. ' '?I. Pulaem
iirnrv. Quarterbaek .M? Ami:????
??.???.? .. ?..?? halfback .Dodga
Vandooaer.?'??,? h ilfbai k .Krka'rom
in ,???. Fullback .Randall
?cor? fhtcagO A. ?'. 4, loutiiviiili ?. ?'??.'?"*n Van
dooaer. (.'rapir* Remington. Refera? Allen Lm**m*n
Vandooaer ???? Pollard Ttaia of kalrva Thirty-live
n, nuti ?.
"TECHE" BEATEN BT BROWN.
THE i:\Mi; was a ROt'OH DNS OS Till?: IAHT OS
THK VISIT'd!S
Providence, Nov. M (Special), Brown defeated the
Uaaaaehuaetta Institut? of Ti hnology bar? thi*
mi.rnlntc In the prva. of J."'? ipectatora The
gam?? was a hard-fought one ani sci'.?? ? to ? foot?
hill was played. Mr ? ap was weakened by fh? ab?
sence ..r wveral or bar beet player?. Captain Hop?
kins ?,- so badly Injured la Saturday*? ?am?? wttk
Dartmouth thai ha aas unable t? play, wall? Bob
? iir ! Emory wer?? obliged t ? retir.? on aCCOUBt
?>f sevi.? injurie? Th? gama ? ?-? ? r ugh ?n,?? ? :
ih? t?? hn il '?tv men reaorted ? ? nui iti mahle ;
?fir i^f ut in? gami
In the tir-t ????r Brown seldom failed t. ?un
through "Tech'a" line, and tin,? ruahei by Robinson,
Fuite? an I Me? !art - ed tl lowni
Maltesen ki'-k???! two coal- makinu Brown'? score
s ier< Il rem tine I mai ?red "Te ih ?"
n i tou .?? ! s ? ? ?:-.??? p the ?.? ?. ? half, bui tue
ir\ for goal failed, making th? acore il ;?? ? Most
? re aroun I the ends, whil
Krown'a neri mil?? through t:.?? line. Summary
an ? line-up:
r etti - mit
.Lari 'ni .It ?kwi II
?.ci??.' . ? ? fi , k:?? .Whli'.na
.Left KuHrl .M ?' rmlck
? .fentre . Hans boa
.HU'lit guard .Lem yn?
? ". Rtshl ', kl? .X'ji'm.m
.Rialti ? ??? . \" ? -
u.Quart ? ? - .Man*n?|.! 1
rulla . . ? ?? ? .t??. mai |
? IH ?'!?. Righi half hack . ??>!???
HeTarth) . gullha? '?> . l'a kr ?
s ?? Brown ta '"ii ? araa rutta g, Thema?
? ?. Ma '? ? -' 1.1.;-. WllaoB. l'mplra ? ??
? n. Lin*aman Wiag.
? ?
THE TALE CONSOLIDATED TEAM BEATEN
Syracuse, ?. ? , Nov. 2*. Th?? Byrai hm Atalatle
Association football team defeated tag v.?i?? Con?
solidated team In this? :*> to?day by a score of | to
4. In one of the tier, mi eshltdtiona aver win?
on a local Held. Tali had seven regular players
and two Crescent Athletic iiuh raen from Brook?
lyn. Still the team was Incompleta, and Uond.
Adama, Vtrooa and Warren, Ol the Syracuse I'nl
OEOROETOWN BEATEN IN A ROt'OH O AM E
Washington. HOV, ?* To-day was a ? rfect fmi?
, lay, and about 1,000 people mw the annual
sain? for the chain;.! 'Tis'ilp of the Ihstrlct of ??
imbla played between th? O sorgo town ?"ollege
??leven and the Columbia Athletic ?lab t--am. Th,?
Columbia boys will keep the silwr trophy for an?
other year. They won by a score of B) to o. Th?
game ?as aStramely rough, .ml four men wer.? car
rled from ?,.?? SeM H" 1er, th? ?'.??ver little Colum?
bia quarterback, broke hut collarbone in th?? firat
minute? of p:a\ it :? feared that "Shorty"
Bahen ?- Internally Injuri ?
BEUTEN BY TUK V M C. ? TEAM.
Th,? Twenty-third-at branch of th,? ? ?. ?' ?.
football team met and defeated th?? champion
team from the St. Prandi Xavier Collega reatarday
aft, moon at Ihe V. M. ?'. A, gTOUnda nt Mott
Haven, by tii? -cor,? .,f :?? to 0, The blocking and
all-around playing of the v. m. c, ?. team ?as
superb. Pollock waa th?? atar, making two tifty
y.ud ?ains and doing ai-" .-? .-il??!.! tackling. Sen?
ner ame next ?uh a forty-yard Kam Hayland,
M.i'urdv and Laughren llao did tine ?ork
Hw*eny, th? high lumper, played a atrong kjih??
for the Xa viera. The x ? ? '.A ended their sea?
? .?. ?i-.h a record al leventevn points mai,, by
ih? Ir ? '
GAMES ??N OTHER ORIDIRONI
?? i?:.iston. Penn.?Lafayette, W; Bucknell, a
At Charleston, s ?'. Charleston, 4. savannah, 0,
\? Savannah, (?i Cnlvaralty of Osorgia, '22:
Savannah tthtotli AaaOi latlott, ?,
\t Wilmington, Del Warren Athletic flub, of
Wilmington, 12; Bt. John's College, "f Baltimore, ??.
At Blnghamton, ? v. Ithaca lli^u School, i>.
Blnghamton Huh * !.I, ??
m Ctlca, n. Y. l lea Academy, 10; ? 'Untori
?? od? my,
At Richmond, *;? I'ntveralty of Virginia, 34;
L'nlveralt) of North Carolina, 0
\i anbury Park, ?. ? Aahury Park, is. Pen
iiiiiKtoti Seminary (aecond eleven), (
\t Mil?.ink,?.? Wisconsin Cnlvaralty, 10; Mil?
arauaee Athletic ? iclety, 0,
\t Worcester, tfaaa Worcester High School, 10;
\\ .o-,.--?t*-1- Harvard men. 0.
?? Evanavllh), Ind.?-Creacent City, .'?i. Boa? Poly?
??? huii . of Terra llame, a
At tirami Rapida, Mich.?Cnlveralti of Michigan
freshmen, -i?; Brand iiapids High School. ?;.
?? Plttaburg state College, it. Pittsburg Ath
letlc Club, u.
At Buffalo Hobaii Collag?, IS; Buffato,?.
m Hartford, Conn Springfield Wheel l'iub. lu;
Hartford Wheel Cluh, 4
,\t Columbus, Ohio Ohio Stata Cnlvaralty, M
Kenyon ??>??????'. 4
\? San PranctoCO Stanford University, ?; Berk???
lay, ??
\t Cleveland -Adalbert College, M; Caaa School of
Science, ?'.
At St ?.ouis University of ? ? uns. io? paa im?s. ??
?? Washington, Pana Waahlngton and Jefferson
(????????. ?; Grove City, -?.
At I ??troit -Detroit ?. ?'.. 12; Cleveland ?. C, 0.
At Cincinnati?University of Cincinnati, t; i>bio
Wealeyan University, ??.
At Omaha Cnlvaralty ??r Nebraska, m\. University
of low?. ".
At NaahvtUe, Tenn VaagtorbUt 11; Bewanea, n.
At Hutte. Mont, ornaba 4t?. Butte, ?
At Jacksonville, III. University of Illinois, 8; Nor?
mal ?.
?? Monmouth, 111. Ruah Madtoal C?oltog?, is.
Monmouth, ?'>.
At Kansas City- Kansas 1'iilverslty, IV; Missouri
University, 12.
At Indianapolis Purdue. .'N. liepnuw, 0,
At Islington, Ky. dtat?? college, 3 . Central Uni?
versity, 1".
SI tCtDM <n ? RELATIVE oE THE TMM?lDBNt
Onoonta, ?. v., Nov. M. ?Jamo? m. Ctovaland, of
this place, committed suicide to-day by tiiklna;
inn ?ihlne. 11?? WM distantly related to President
Cleveland, and for many years was employed In
tin? Treaaury Department al Washington, Ha bad
recently been OOnnacfd with tho New-York ?.'lis?
toni li?me. He lit a note Baying he was t.r???!
of life.
-?.
/A-rr/.v ???? io ?"insinuo roiVMt?MILT.
Pittsburg, Nov. :? ??cori;.? If. Irwin, th.? dia?
crattoaary pool operator, has returned to Pittsburg
from ??iW-York, arriving on the Western express
at 7:45 o'clock this morning. Friends Wire In wait
??? m ?M I nlon Stution. und shortly after hta ar?
ri?, il gave ?_\toi> ball for a hearing.
Five of the officiala of the Fidelity Building, Um ?
and In vent men ? Association are behind the bara
in the Centri?! l'olle? Station, unable, as yet. to
furnish the hail required.
"Dry-Royal."
go line that It la now being ua.a at many o( our avella?
rsoaptioaa
Oriental
Rugs and
Carpets.
The largest collections of color?n?
and sizes in both Modern and Ad>
tique to be found in this country.
Van Gaasbeek & Arkell,
935 Broadway, Cor. 22d St
Bromo (affeinA
SMAUSlZtlO^.LARCE?lZtflJ
ST. A8APH GATES TO CLOSE.
THI VIRGINIA JOCKEI CLUB HF.COaV
?IDBH1 ITS DETERMINATION,
TO-DAT'l ?? in?; t?? i:n:? THK ?????a <aa?
thanks'.r\iN'?; DAI I '
???? TKi.E'iHAi'i t?? th:: ratarsra.]
Tfaehlaarlon. Na? ? The Virginia J rkey dak
baa broken faith w.th tas I tarage
li waa announced egeclalli u - .?ouid
, ? ut.mi?? in?l?-nnit?-ly. and evi rv ?e, ???
pi-ct^-i th?? prontlae la at aepi ?ud
thai ine gatea arili elessi ? rhi This
change of plana w ? ? ; ? ?? attenne]
hel'l l.iHt iiii?ht. an,I to ? ????
surprising tt..ni ??> j. ? Klrb on? >r the iour
owners ?if ike track. Be baa I ? it all along
for a cntit.iiu.iii?? of il??? m- ting, a -ithat
bis panner? were of Ike sa M Ust
nlght'a meeting he fonasi bla ihre? partaan ??
rayi ? agninai hin., and ifcei ? ig to da
but cloee. ea are Kiwn for tuia
ekaage of piana, nnc la thut a eoatinaaaea of tne
meeting wowM bring sona action !r-:!, ;i.?- !.??!??
latnre arfcleh w moM drive ? ? ' tea ante.
Aaotner atory ?a? tkal certa il ad thr??t?
one.l all ? r:? of aire tfcinga ? ? tboe? inf?r*?ted
if th-y adkered t?? tkeir '. - T".?re
I? a rumor to-night that anotket - ' ; \iaa ,
??. ? t.ik?? pie ? M murr,??
Th?* atten'lun - al th?? ??? k to '.. I m ?- :!M b-?t
of th* meeting by many bundn la, an?l thi raeaaj
waa I .1 satisfactory order The opening ra.-e
waa won by McKee. He area at .? long ?nice is
the timing, an.l hi? victory ara? ? food
position at the start. An e\-n dosen illl ? cil? la
the a? ron I ra. e, but th?.? talent ?U' eeded in piet
in? th? wlnn?? Senator Veal getting th? \erUet
In ? bead-and-heed Hnleb. The ihlrd ra e ?a? M
a mil.? and a half Miss Dixie - I itckej
the field, and ehe aim made an odd?-on favortB?
?? it alter leading for a mile ani ? q irter, ?aa
began to tire, an?! at the flm*h ???*? ihlrd, luroneia.
a U to ! ? banco, winning eaall) '? urta ra.-e
brought defeat for aaotner odds- ? favorite. VJn
Urini, a 3 to .1 ?hot. flniihin*- tntrd. run?
capture?! the fifth race, an I the last on? went
Marshall, tv favorite Hardy ???? ??? ?
on ??, ?? aft-r Ike ?tart anil hi.? >ff for? leg bun
close to th- hoof, ? bullet put aa end w
Buffering. Bummartee:
FWaT RACE Foe iwi year-old?; ?perlai weigbta Mag
rarioMg*
Jam*? Bhleld? A t'.?.'? br. s M?-Kee. hy T: -m ne?
Beaueec? Ige rt> lOrlfltai . . ???1
llarrta * ilay'a br. g l?reibun?l. 112 Plm?i ..a
.; t i..?.h . ir r iiish e ??-.? n? ?- ? ? - - . ?
??ih ijamia, 113 iBergeni i- <(-*;
iiurk'N". ??? ill Brown M?.i ? IIJ . tr 11.1 , Itdg*?
ley) ll?nn*nna I'?? K'larki Aiutiti |??? ?? ??*
?tin?. I?.nr IK*? ilV:.n>. ..;i I Mtdatar. Hai .'In.? ??*
ran. Time 1 Oil.
lutt.n? M, K- ?? t' I ar.l ? to J Dreibund, 1.1 t* f>
ant 4 t., 5. H!?h Point IB to .'? ?nd ?? ? S '?'- ?lg
? bead; ? ?????? between ? ? ??..! lh-.t?
BBCOND BACK Fw BMili?iaa; isBasa. Pi*? ??!
tin III IgS
Peaawood atable'? I ?? tarea I'eB?
???.?? ? Palen > ?r? leg ?, ? Origini ...
Sena?tInn Stable'? h f Maggi? Brailli, ? ?? ,?.??..
lt. J. Waiden'? b. r \ lai n 4 n?7 ? Pean ? ...
\ - ?4 ?1 tr H ti. , ? ' - - '"4 -H- ? ? ?
;? ?, ? ?.?'.-'.iti? ?? SI 1' ?1 ? lei
?rumi . ? if?-' ' ? '.???? I\ ?' ?
i,,-, ? '.?* ? -? PI
.,?? .'hin.? ? ' .??? una
Bettina B?sate? Vi -? ? ?
|g to 1 ar.,l ? ??. I .
a trail. a h??.,
Lad) -
. '? 111 iN
?I??? t?rt. 1
- ? ,??,? I te I M.i*,
to ? 1 ? ? '
?:i I sa !
- elf>{
net??
? -. oy
TlllKi? RACK Pensine?, -
Itti ?. ?- ?. - ?. ? ? Ran ? eea bj : ? Rs
md. S year?. PT
? ? Van Bruni
iBlnwi
'? Ir ni Mi?
I , tetre?? ???? ? ?
rti ,?! ir-igani.I
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1'ixi,
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sad ???? ? ??
?Pen i>
l!i,r.|
11am
? ? ? ? , Tim?
U?r, ?*??. 1
M M l'ivi??. 4
;. n?i ii.i.rtitii f
?. I
liman ?nd ? ?
: t"
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;. .. , ? .i ?
li sgth I ?ad
FOURTH RAI :: For I ? ?
Mill,?.
? r \v?!d?-n ? ? ?tareaa ? '
lu?? tb lOarrlganl. ?
r A. fuMiin'a ? u ' ? m'?i -
ilturrein . I
Frank U-Un ? ? , v?n Bruni :?'" *
(intarli BI iKeefe), tnd Meteor, lot Ipeni ? ?,??
? ? 7?>
Betting Marena I I and ? - ? t?
1 enJ ?: to I. Van Untai .! t ? :. .
u. n i,> ibres Isegih?; ? necli between ??? n.i imi thud?
? IFTH RACE BelMag; ?Is nui
? Stable'? ?, .- Ilsmmle, ? ? a StMk
? m ut? ::? (Mnui ? 1
? Bktdm re'? b ? ?: luatl m ??? mm ?a?.? I
It .1 Homer'? br Ii Vestttitile .'?. '."> ? Xa ? ... f
Bllaaard, i'?: u ir R?) iTrlbe) and Blu? m kVtP
Bl ? Keefe), si ? t in, ???? ? I ,'
Beltituc Hammle. 2 t ."? and nul I ? i ?ai
?1 bl ?'?. VISIR??!?. H t.. ? ???,? 2 t ? I
\\,,ri l,\ ? HMBgtb; ? Beck ??? !?"*
BIXTH RACg >?,,?? lai weigtttSj - .?? ?aile.
O, w Newts?'? t.r . Marshall, bj \ iitigeur / -mue
4 M-, \\2 m iStie btkeri . 1
? McLaughlin'? ? ?< ?? Util? Tom ? Bl l?leel.f
u ? Barrtck'? eh a ?,-?? ?? lut) loai - " "Jf
Plenty, un icar. IOB) iPenni; Reauregard, :? i?r. ni
uvurvi. Fini I.lalii. BB ? Brown) an! Ila F*? Bn
iii.uiK-i. airo ran. Tim? i r.M.
Bettlag Mu-!.,? ? to :> sad ' io io? ?. iti? im. n a?
."? anil 7 to li?, V ni T t ? J .ini 7 ti I
\V?n ??\ a length, iw ? lena ? ha between ? ni m*1 ?l"11*?
PIOEON SII? mitin?: AT BABYLO*
Th?? Weetmlnater Kennel Club held a iralvalel
??????"?? Bknotlng un ih, club'? beautiful ?rouade at
Babylon, I.. !.. yeaterday, In which all that rraek
Mhots of the club an?! BOVeral Moni otker ekanl le0*;
part.
Among tkoea who had e try al ti"' traen *'"*
J. i?. ?. Dakar, Oeorge F. Qrant, jo.??iiii K. Ksapa?
W. K. Knapp. Fred. Hoey, C. M. t'huiin. 1- m
I.awremo. H. It. Kltterodge, G Haswell, A. w.
Mooney. l'harlfs Conter, w. r. JeroatCi ?n an
??arll. John rtreilkor at.l H I NL-hola?.
Tne first match, misa arni ou?, ?a? a tie ??"
tween J. K. Palmer and Fred. Hoey, ?ho allied
algkl atralgkt. C. ,\l. ?'hapln kill???! ?even hf?0??
he asi Bead: Captata Money, three. D- it Kittereog??
two, and ilrant. non??. ?,,-??.
In the aeconil mat?'h. uniler the same oonottion*
Palmer mu! Hoey ?Kuln tl?>,1 on aoven kille,t **?;??
I'aptuln Money kllHM mix, Cbaptn, four. ?n,1 Kl???
redga. throe. .
The next match waa se\?Mt blnis aack, *'???.?
lowaneee Kltt<>reilg.? ?on, killlnK twelve BBree
atratgltt; Monty wa* .seioml with .'leven bini??
The next inatih, a mlee am! out, v.as ?on j>r
Money ami Kttteredge. Tfce lutter also won we
following mutch. ?.
The next miss anil out wns won by H"?5'?,,*,
kllleii sl\ straight. Ckapla ?u? second with bt*
l'aimer ami Money twa In ike next,
won the lust.
an I Hoef
Spare Pearline
Spoil the "Wash