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f , I 4 , THE SUN, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 20,' 1897, I
I I ON 'the football field.
Itm t K JfttMUvtwr oamcs to.ua r.
I'm ffeacfa nuttfrworlh Adopts nn Old System In
ISfc fift BflertlnB Candldnles nl Sievv llt-
W1 aS BIl-fllKht Feolbnll la Crnvtdlna; Oat Alleged
l'l& iB Trlehs" Vf-vvs from Ihe Colleges .tc.
!." Ei f0 'mDrtam eamoi will bo played tailny,
law R When llnrvn.nl meets Nowton nt CninbrlilKO
1 ani l'n,) 'nck,cs Brown nt Now Haven.
mffl. H? Yale's Bcoro of 10 points aKnlnst N'owton Inst
WW m Saturday has stimulated tlio Horvnnl players,
W& 1 TTl10 llopo to excot tuoso ''Kurcs. Several
w ie Crimson conches who saw Ytilo piny say that
T E. either Vho llluod did not overexert Ihcmsolvos
jTj P cr they woro utinblo to do bettor. They lo
IIP w sTrd 'ne "ton team ns only an onllnnry
Bse- K aleven nnd predict a Ms woro for their cloven
mffl, I m ' afternoon. Drown will renlly bo tlio
lr 1 H srtrong-cst team that bits met Ynlo so far, and
mek E. tbo P"110 rtiould ho n pretty good tort of tlio
3f K Slues' strength. Tbo Providence, boys have
K.w jv Hmo retnarkablo backs mid also bcllovo that
their lino Is fully as powerful as Ynlo's. Thoy
l ; a' do not hestlato to say that they will scoro at
' W Utat ono touchdown.
' Thoro Is consldorablo wisdom In the policy
JV I; adopted by Conch IluUcrvrorth of Yalo In tlio
B.' jk' Mlcctlon of his players, llo ovldcntly boltovcs
1 that It Is tho proper caper to "begin nil over
M jt wain,'' In years rouo by It was tho novcr
l W. tailing policy at Now Haven to 1111 up vacrtn-
m des loft by tho frraduntltm of (seniors with
-5?" jfti freshman material. laitcr this plan wns
U&i P dropped, and of inoro recent yean tho fresh
H'?,"j lp xuen haro bcn systematically turned down.
B'i Ais result every ftruduulliit; clues bns left tbo
K- k football team n wreck, to to Bpeuk. Coach Hut
'j? r terworth, howoycr, believes In the old system,
B " nnd be has already put a premium on fresh
B' f- men. Ho apparently baa no uso for veterans,
1? f bo called, who nro about to Kraduuto, but who
i" . ars jutt making their first appearances on tbo
Hfv v, nrldlron. Tho Unc-up of tho rcftular team
H.v" I Dhows how much tho head coach thinks of first
K year men. lly lntrustlutr regular placos on tho
V" i L eleven to Cadwaladcr, Cutten, Brown, Kicfcr,
' j nd Corwln all Ilrst-year men Huttcrworth
H3 I brllorcs that he Is laying tho foundation for a
K,1 futuro gnat cloven. For ho reasons that It
Hv' I theso 'men arts promising football players now,
B, what will thoy bo two or threo years from nowl
Hi. 1 8T(ral Yalo graduates who believe In this
BB, I t method of working up a team nro encouraging
HH: ' Bnttenvorth In every posslbla way. .Many
HHt ' noted ex-players who uro bcllovcra In tlio sys
. -' Mm will stamp it with their npprovul by going
h, to New Haven to coach within the next fow
V weeks.
- Princeton bos worked the scheme so sue-
" , cctsfully that they will have plenty of strong;
', ', experienced material to fall back upon for u,
number of seasons to como. "Look out for
- ,. good freshmen!" Is a watchword not only nt
) Princeton, but at Pennsylvania. Now that
k Vale bas taken up tho cry. it will bo In order
J, ! for Harvard to do likewise. Freshmen nt
- ;. Cambridge, by tho way, need encouragement
$ , in football. Too much rellanco has been plncod
HB'' B upper class men in the past.
HBff About tho only big college eleven that has
Br1 Tv attempted any particular formations behind
EX the line, beyond tho usual strnight football
I'-; tactics, is l'cnnsylvonla. Tbo Quakers have
i , nguln adopted their celebrated "guards back
interference" and will probably make it their
' -. principal play. 1'rlnccton tried the old "turtle
Bf.x Imck wedgo against tho Indians onco or
j, tvt-lce, bnt othcmiio limited their attack to
H' rons around tho ends und through tackles bo-
' bind the usual interference.
Jr Yule has played nothing but straight foot-
jj ; ball, and Harvard's eleven has not attempted
BEf ' any tricks no far. although it is said that plenty
BBS- new-fangled mamuuvres hnvo been imentea.
BBl These facts arc creating tho Impression that
BBb' the elovens nro gradually turning down ullegcd
BBh" 1 tricks, which take up time unci cause confusion,
BBJr and will not pay much attention to anything but
BBB-' straight, old-fashioned football. The coaches.
BBlj , or tho majority of them, realizing thut Priucc-
BBa J ton's great victory last year was due to the
BBl , i , simplest methods of coaching and training,
BBls ) axe in favor of instructing their respective
BBM1 teams on similar lines.
BBKi' i Of course, tricks like the "criss cross," "side
Bfl ' punts" and "long passes" "ill never lio ovcr-
BBl? - " looked, for they were popular when tbo game
BBl j was In its infancy. Hut evolutions in which
BBK':' nearly ecry momber In tlie team is concerned.
BBM where a puzzling sot of aignaU Is necessary and
BBH; ' where no really wonderful gains are made, will
BBB. undoubtedly be set aside, tiood football play-
-' ers, no matter on what team they may play, get
BBB; ' onto tricks to quickly nowadays that mutiy of
BBH"' ' tbem arc umj1cs after the Urnt attempt. The
BBB I celebrated "flying wedge" which cautcd such a
BBB- .I sensation llvu years ugo wus pr.ictiolly uo-
BBBi I less after an opDOiing team bad unco seen it in
BflBv " b operation. fo were- many other schemes
BJli ' which wero invented by theorists. The best
BBJI.' football plnyerd, in the estimation ofcternn
BHB. s collegians, were tho:0 who, unaided by modem
BBJ ', ,. "Interference," doaged their opponent.-, and
BBjIjr made long runs down the Held, o-called
H W, "tricks" wore unknown then, mid yci the game
Bj was Just as effcc'.ivily played as now.
BBJ n ' '' Frank Morse, the ex-Princeton half back, who
BBJ K)i ( . was a star in his day, hiUd tho ottici- day: "The
J ffl ' hardest man to reach hut the easiest man to
BBJ w down that 1 over met on u football held was tho
BBJ lato Osgood of Pennsylvania. The caMist man
BBJ ' to tackla but the hardest man to btupa.itut-
BBl 4 terworth of Yale. O.-rood was a wonderful
BBj ml dodger and a remarkablo sprinter. It lie got a
BBJ ' clear field It wns almost impossible to catch
BBJ 1 him. Hut if an opponent got a. hand on any
BBf f ' part of his clothing. It was almost a surotatklo,
J ft , : lor Osgood would slow up and drop. Ituttcr-
BH I iV worth, on tho other hand, wbt-n under way,
BBJj V i vma comnarnlivcly easy to get hold of, but, if
E 1 I you'll bcilevo it, ho "us simply a wonder nn
BBl f bis feet. Tliero were many times that 1 had
BBJ t him around tho bipx, and had my hands clappod.
BBJj 1 too, but Uuttorworth always drugged mo tlvo or
BBJ I; ten yards beturo 1 could get linn over, and
BBl then it was ofton tho caso that 1 bad ossist-
BJJ' I ance."
BBJ (j Qraduate Manager Illngham, who bns the
BBl 'j 1 Harvard end of tho big game with Yalo in
BBl ' charge, announces that nil applications for
Jl t? seatH must bo made on blanks to be supplied by
! i the management, and no person will lie allowed
' to purchase more than two beats. All uppllca-
r , tions from Harvard men must bo filed prior
to Nov. 3, but no tlcketa will bo sent out before
Nov. 0. Holders of season tickets in C'aiu-
, bridge will have an opportunity to purchase
tlcaets, not moro than two apiece, at u special
ale on Nov. 0, beginning at H A. M. nnd end
ing at 0 P. M. Applicants wishing seats to-
mmm, - cether must lucloxo their applicatlona together.
BBJ Check or money order and lurgo stamped en-
BBJk j velope addressed to tho applicant must neconi-
BBJH ' pany each order. Applications from Harvard
BBJI men will be tilled lirst from tlio south sldo of
BBJ ' the field, and then from sections not reserved
BBJ for Yalo on the north sldo. HouU will be as-
signed to applicants by lot.
BBJJ A stronir effort is to bo made this wintertoboom
BBJ, Association football. The chief clubs of this dls-
BBJ i trict have sunk all tbeir dilfcreuccs, nnd liavo
BBJI joined the National Association Football League,
BBJI i an organization which is now on u 11 nn llniiii-
BBJ n clol basis. Tho league has been most fortunate
BBJ t In Its selection of otilcers this year, und with
BBJI n ' the government of the gamo In good bands, It is
BBB Y- conndently expected thst u prosperous season
BBB li '' will cmuo. It bas been agreed to arrange a
BBB irj eerles of homo-and-homo matches between tho
BBB Jf "' eight clubs forming tho league. A ery liberal
BBB , ' plan will be adopted In diuwing up tho eclied-
BBB it vie, which will be arranged so that toams which
BBB i cannot play on Saturdays will bo allowed to
BBB 1 play on Sundays, and vlco-versa. Tho clubs
BBB which have entered the competition for tho
BBfl'l championship are the Anicrlcus A. A. of West
BBflil llobokon, tlio lirooklyn Wanderers of Krook-
BBB'l i yn, the C'vntrovlllo A. C of Duyoune, tbo
BBB-1 -' - Kenniy A. A. of Newark, tho Trim lllucs of
BBB? ; l'aterson, the Scottish Amcrlcnns of Newark,
BBB' 1 Arlington A. A. of Arlington, N. J., and C'rcs-
BBB I - cents of Pnterson. Tho participants In all chain-
BBBQ plonship games must bo annitoiiri who uro
BBB I registered with tho .Secretary of tho loaguo.
BBB I The elubs, however, wllliclmrgo an lulmlssion
BBB'' I fee, all of iThlch, with the exception of 10 per
BBB 1 . cent., which goes to tho league, i-t taken by
BBH, I ' the name club. The opening games will be
BBH' I played on Saturday, Oct. 30.
BBBk jj : Now that tbo Noo- York Interscholastlo A. A.
HHB K bat announced Its footbull schedule, great satis-
HHB I faction is mutilfcstud at the schools, owing to
B 1 tbefact that they can book tbeir outside games.
I The arrangement of tho schedule wus a long-drawn-out
affair on account of the lateness of
the first regular meoting of tbo association, and
It is claimed by some of tho schools that very
i fow open dates arc left, wuilo games may have
to be canccllod so as not to contlict vrllh tlio
league series. Although it has been the isli of
uuuiubor 'tt schools that the schedule should
nomprise only ono section, each bchonl to play
one another, tint committee again decided to
H j , bnve to sections. The reason for this, It is
BBJ 'l claimed, is that more than usual interest is diB-
BBBJ i played In (ho gumu lor the championship be-
BBJ k tween Ihewlnneisof tho tHosectious, ami, aslt
BBBJ tho only game for whlcli ai: admission Is
BBBJ f charged, the icceipts pretty nearly cover the
BBl I football ffxponees,
BBBJ I No grounds have been solected for tbo game,
BBB I but It Is not at all unlikely that Berkeley Oval
BBl I will jgaln ha secured, as tho creator number of
BBBJ t schools favor that place. Iist 5 ear's series was
BBBJ fi played at IlcrLrlry Oral, while tho baseball se-
BBJ i rlcs was decided nt Columbia Oral, At the
BBBJ B meeting last Jlonduy the Football Committee
BBBJ', R thought that tho scries should cover tlio ox-
BBl' 8 penscs without drawing from tho association's
BBl R fund, mid tlierufuru the opening gnmo between
BBBJ f I Do I. Hullo Institute und llerkeley School on
HBBB ?! I next Tuesday is Ukel) to inkuplacoat llerkcley
HHHi Oval,
HHH ' i Thocommlltcehas cstnbllshcd a rule that all
HHHf ' ! gamen will he called lit :i o'clock, und any team
HHHJ " i not lu.tlio field llf teen minutes later will forfeit.
HHH1 $ As to tbflitlme of halves, the uaptalni of tliu
HHjJ Jeanucin.cctD9t9 10 agreement. Although (t
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ha been rumored thnt Dnroard School bad (.'la
banded, It was said nt tho school yesterday tbvtt
the team would play out the full scries, ailiA
fight harder than over for tho championship
PniNCBTOK, Oct. 10. The long-hoped-for Im
provement In Princeton's playing came to-dy.
For the llrst prictico game in throe wooka the
'varsity played football with tho zest and vigor
that characterized tho practice work of last
year's championship eleven nil through tho
season, and tlio ooachor believe thnt tbo team
lias at last struck Us gait. During tho llrst half
of tho gamo in-day tho varsity swept iho scrub
players complfltolv on tholr feet. Tho playing
wni fast nnd furious throughout the ontlro fif
teen minute, ond tho varsity scored two woll
earned touchdowns, while IJnlrd caused a cheer
by kicking a goal from the Meld on tbonn-ynrd
lino against a strong wind. In the second halt
tho scrub alto caught tho spirit, and
as a result tho small crowd of spec
tator present naw tho best article of
football seen on Princeton's gridiron this sea
son. Immediately after tho kick oil tho 'vnr
ally succeeded In pushing tho scrub down to
their tcn-ynrd line, where tho scrub held them
fast, and Ayres tried for a goal but failed. Dur
ing tho rent of the half tho second olcveu forced
tbo playing, nnd when time was called the
'varsity wero lighting desperately on thelrown
ten-ynrd line, with tho scrub In possession of
tbo ball. Hoot It showed Improvement In his
playing nt centre. Ho mid llalrd worked to
gelhcrllke a machine, and thoro was not n sin
gle bad tumble. Cochrnno was not In tho game,
ond SwnrtJi look his plice at right end. Hay
ward, '0?, had a trial nt left ond and put up a
clever gnme. Wntklns played ntmrtor hack on
the scrub, nnd showed moro ability for the plnco
than any man who bas yet been tried oxcept
lialrd.
Itiucu, Oct. in. Tho practice of the Cornell
'varsity team this afternoon, with ono notahla
exception, was not up to the standard. The
fumbling was vcrv noticoablo and tho general
tontii play Ionic. Tho exception wns in tho im
provement of (Juartcr-baek Young. His main
fault Is his slowness In giving the signals and In
putting tho ball in play. Kx-Oapt. C. It. WyckolT
has joined the coaching force, nnd to-dny gavo
especial attention to Young, with the rcultthnt
there was a mnrked iinpruvrinont In Young's
passing anil signalling. Tno work thla afternoon
consisted of a half hour with Coach W'arnernnd
tho blackboard, n cjnartcr of an hour prelimi
nary work, nnd three-quarters of an hour lino
tip ngnlnst tho scrubs. To-morrow all the
coaches hero will line-un against the -nrslty,
filling In an cloven with scrubs. Kelly and
Mneon will play half-back positions, Wjckoft
will play quarter, llnncham full bnck. Tnnsslg
end. und Warner will goon the line. Tlio object
of this is to give an opportunity forthecoachers
to test the 'varsity by personal contact.
New Havkx, Oct 19. Yalo oxpects a stiff
gamo to-morrow with llrown Unlvornltv. Her
ro tchera foar that Onmmons nnd Hultr. the
crack brown hacks, will mnko bnd holis in tho
Yale lino nnd score iigainttthe blue for Iho llrst
time this season. Tho lnttor will probably lino
up as follows: F.nds, Chamhrlin and either
Connor. Hall or Abbott: tackles, CaDt. ltortgors
and Allen; guards. Cadwaladcr nnd Brown;
centre, Cutten; quarter. Do Saullcs: halves,
Durston nnd ltiefcr. nnd full bnck, Mcllrldo.
High tend is in doubt because of an Injury ro
celxod by Abbott to-day, but it is thought that
be will be nblo to play to-morrow. Yale has had
nocoachors for centre hero for over two weeks,
and Cant, ltodgers has sent for Sanford, guard
four years ago; Stlllman, cc-ntro in 'ill, nnd hse
requested several other old players to come
as soon as possible. Hilly Khodcfi, captain of
tho 'ill eleven, nnd Kav Tompkins. St, nro
among those desired. Ynlo Is developing new
and fast football. T.ils afternoon's practice in
eluded some of tho most Bcientltic work seen on
the gridiron hero in years. Yalo believes ihat
attacks against tacklo are tho bost ground gain
ers, nnd will uso tbem largoly through tho
season.
Tho Yale freshmen have decided to piny their
two big games as follows: Nov. 10, Princeton
nt Yalo Held; Nov. ill), Harvard nt Cambridge.
No 'varsity players will be allowed to line up
with Yale HiOl, while tho other collego olovena
will probably have most of tho 'varsity substi
tutes. Kabtox, Oct, ID. Lafayette's practice this
afternoon was encouraging, but not altogether
satisfactorr. Dullev lias been working too hard,
and was laid olf by Parko Davis. Herr, too, had
to quit. Itinehart, Jones, and Wnlbrldge were
not lit to play, but watched the practice closely.
Tho team has been learning a now code of sig
nals lately in tho gymnasium at night, nnd they
will bo tried to-morrow. The scrubs are show
ing up woll. but Snyder, one of the best of t cm,
wns Hurt tills altcrnoon nnd had to retire.
Parke Davis tlnds himself quoted as condemn
ing tho decisions of thcotllclals in Saturday's
gamo with Cornell, llo says this Is nil amis
take, as he upheld the decisions, which were
questioned at tbo time they were in ado and
subsequently.
CAMnmnoK.Oct. 10. Capt, Cabot realizes that
his men will havo to work hard to-morrow after
noon to keop tho strong Newton A. C. team
from scoring, consequently bo put the team
and substitutes through some very iivclv prac
tice this afternoon. Kx-Capt. Edgar Wrights
ington was out in his fool hall togs and sp-nt
considerable tlmo with the backs, giving points
on running nnd punting. Ths 'Tarsity went
through the signals a number of times. Coach
Forbes has noticed all along that the. eleven
did not follow tho signals exactly nnd that
there was moro or less time lost nftcr
tho quarterbacks had passed the hall. The 'var
sity lined up against the second clcvon fortv.o
short halves this afternoon nnd scored two
touchdowns against their opponents. A sensa
tional run was made by Parker, full back on tho
fcccond eleven nutl it candidate tor that position
on the 'varsity team. The 'varsity next lined
up against the. treshmen eleven. Tho young
sters scored one torn hiiown, but were soon over
whelmed br tho older team. Tn the Newton
game to-moirow thu line-up of the Harvard
team will bo the same as last Saturday ut West
Point.
PntLAPEiJTllA. Oct. ID. Agnin to-day the
Pcnnsjlvania football team practiced behind
closed dours. Tho experience or the orelous
day had taught the co.ichcrs a le.-on. und a
long and carr-ful coaching in tho signals was
first taken. The men gauged tho newtodoin
very much better shape, und ns a result tbo
practlcowns more lUcrcal football. The pres
ence of more of the 'varsity in their regular
places also conduced to tho Improvement of
the play, and nt the end of the day's
work the fow lootbull ndvisora who saw
tho piny wero much better satisfied than
on thu previous day. C.vpt. Minds, Coylr, Jack
son, and Dickson were again olf, but C'nrnott
nnd Morlca were back nl tholr places and will
play regularly from this on. After n littlo tlmo
both iiuro and Uverlleld wero laid oil, but that
made no difference. The team worked with tho
enino success ns 111 irked tlni curly part of the
play. The 'varsity gnlnod ground very fast.
FIvo times tho ball was curried over the scrub
lino and would have been curried over very
much oftcnor had not Coach W'oodrutl been
anxious to try Morlce at Held (,-oals.
Ttvico Hodges, who was at end in Dickson'
placo, carried tho ball over. Once Goodman
scored, whllo thu other two tallies wero made
by Fortcscuo and Murlce. Walker, behind the
line, played with brilliancy and may bo tried
thcro regularly. If played he will bo kept at
full back. Minds lcsumiug bis old placo nt half
back, whero he stands the peer of any hack in
the country. Ho will then displace Moncc,
who has been very much off In Ids play this
3 car. Jackson, in the opinion ot thecoa-dtcs. Is
tho most valuable man behind tho Una of any
in adlani'ing the ball, anil hn is icrllinly 11
future. Lnlees .Morica shows decided Improve
ment It is quite likely thut Walker will go in at
full back In thu I, ifuycttu game.
Today's Football Rvfntt,
Ifarvarrt m. Newton A, A., at rnmbiidgs.
I.f hlli t. UletliiHi.n, at Mouth llitlileliem.
Laureate Ho&l CI lb ts. Chicago . A.. At 'Iroy.
Havcrford vii. Jol.ni Ifoplclua. at llulllmore.
Univerttly uf i'ciiusylvaula mi. I'enusylv&ula, at
Philadelphia
Tufts vr. Hoiiton University, at Medford, Mau.
Weslaron vi. AmherRt, at Amtierst.
Prookhn High hctiool vs. lirooklyn Latin i-eboot, at
Eastern 1'arU.
Yal ts. Uruwn. ntow Haven,
ht. Paul bchool vs. Auelphl Academy, at Garden
City,
Footbnll sjotrs.
At Waterloo, N. Y. Waterloo, lSiSeoecaFalli, 4.
Th'l l'O'Iou Athletic Aibuelatlou football teim has
dlsba- led.
TboQulncj, Jre., would IIWo 10 hear from tenmi
aieraging loo pouuds, Addrcit C. A. Cuoney, lot
lto Id avenue, Ilrouklyu,
Tho football game between the Knlcknrbnckrr A, C.
aud the Uottou A. C, which was tu u? ptayrd uext
baturday, has U-tu declared on",
Tho II, N. T. football team of I'aialo will offerex
peu,ei tonnt-elOMi tianis utersgliig 150 puuuili for
buuday guines. Ad J ress V. J. Iturlt- j , Meade at cuue,
1'aiHUtc, N. J,
The Carteret Football Club would like to hear from
learn wishing to play Mimuiy ggtrc. Weight of
team, l-'o pounds. Address 1. lirrue, ('3 Kearuy
avenue. Jen-cy City.
fhe Jemey City I leld Cluh would like to hear from
out ut town teams uveraluir ir,u pounds and gttarau
toduK txpeime., Addrtsi w, L', UrUtcr, e iiiuslug
ton avenue, Jersey City, ?,. J,
The Altrt l'leld Club linn Oct. ill, election day, and
Kur, lil ojeu, und nollld like to close tl.esanni with
iut of-ioitu tenuis guaranteeing cxi clues. Adiress
1'. ('. Wl .ind. 711 bei und at eum .
The Itauway Y. ?!. C. A, lias cleodou da orrii, and
would like to nirnue a same with a 145 tumid team.
htiUaulo k-uuratitou ttili Lo onicd. Addrtiis C. II.
Meho.s, Y. -M. U. A., Itann ay, :.. J.
Owing to cancellatlou the Last Orange F. C. has
Oct, iii open for n Ilut-iUss team nteraglng mn
pounds. Kame to be played at Or-uin". Addnss
ceorh'e i. Kursctieif, ", IleoLiuau street, tills uty.
Tho Warwick 1'outball Club would like tu arrange a
gainu fur elOLliun day Willi a team until lo uf New
York city. A suitable guurantco requliui. A (dross
Charles Jllmlc, Muiagor, UJ West Mutty-lltlb street.
Otvlug to a cancellation tho Morrlssula, lootbatl
Club lias Oct, Ul opill, uud would like to pi .it n I'.'O.
pound team at Asturlu, each team to pay us own ox.
peuies. Address Uvorgo C Crowley, 10?0 Jackson
ut enue,
Tho Columbia Held Club's irrond team, the Tuna
tt audat. wuuld Ilka to near frum all teuuis averaging
fruiu igStu Mil pouniasuut-uMutvuieainst'iTiilnen
siiitatiiu guarautou preferred, Addr.-ss J. :. UelU'hcr,
manager, us.ihecoad avouue.
ilrouklyu Latin School will line-up nga'nit the
Ilrooklyu 1 1 lull bchool at Eastern Park thu advmouu.
It tit 111 be the llrst ksiuu fur Iho l-ams lu tko Lung
Island luurscbulMtlu series, and mote Itinu, usual lu
(erest U brluf unwilrsttd In the result.
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f 1' .irr'"'-;V?.)JM made, -with double sole. S
JJ Swi' " $$ Patent Calf, single sole. S
V5?U'. rWM 1IS-H7 Nassau ft.. New York. i
yrtMS rf&WB'&l IJH7 Broad w, New Vork. I
fSPfe,, .r-fiflr"a'.iSsig 291 Hmadway, New Vork.
vi'i5" la 357 l-ulton St., Brooklyn.
w4vSHS''y "iil Boston. PiTTteunaH. i
WK?9Ssii, a PeoviotNcr. Cleveland. (
Kxlr'w'' a Nlw Yoni5, DtmoiT.
jyjff seSS??(&SJ') Qltiiore. Aldsny, n. v. t
BjSK7SJ WABHiJiOTaN. Utic, N. V. j
rPair. swiS watu wLtA.WAaM.
Bfe0fciiWjP' Kactorv, Whitman, IT. S. A.
M i i i- i, nl" 1 1 i . . t -(
XEirs OF TUB fWEEI.3IEX.
Th West la Hopeful of C irrylna Off tho Pre!
dene) ir Hit I. A. TV.
Tho neat meeting of tho National Assembly of
tho L. A. Y. will ho held at St. Ixiuls, and tho
Wosten. mombera of tho Iicacuo are hopeful
thnt ono of their number will bo elected cither
President or Vice-President. President Potter
w II seek a ro-clcction, nnd It, la likely that Ster
ling Elliott of Boston ami some Western man
will contest for tho olllce, A. C. Morrison, for
merly of Milwaukee, tho First Vicc-Prcsidontof
theL.A. W is now litinir in this city, and Is
consequently out of the race. It is liy no means
certain that Pennsylvania will not spring G. D.
Gideon or S. A. Doyle for the olllce.
Arthur finrdlnor, Iho Chicago flyer, ranks
second to K. C. It.ikl In point of wins nnd earn
lnes on tho national circuit mecta up todato,
with Tom Cooper a close third. Tlio (-amines of
the principal riders arc ,ih follows: .? llilil. 2,7-12;
Gardiner. 31.40r; Cooper, il.205; X. Uullcr,
S910; Mortens, $007; Talor, $tl!0; Stevens,
5725; Loughoad, -105; Newton. ?C 10; McKar
land. SU5; F. Titus, $1,175; Kimble, i28;
Hoyt, $403: N'ewhouse, $305.
Tho membership of tho U A. W. still falls
short of the 100,000 mark. The returns from
the prominent divisions during tho past wcok
were:
New York laf, total sn,44u; Pennsylvania US, total
23.fi.'i! MaucchUMdls '0, total 1S.U71: SetvJersr
'.'U. total a.jsit Illinois , tutnl Jl.iiTU: Ohio .10, tuWI
:t,05U. V.'Uemslu I'J, total t:,n?d; "nriueetleut '.'It,
total L'.n.Ml; Jlunourl b. total l.ll.':i; .IHcIiIkiiii . total
l.VIT. Mnrylaud 2'-. tutnl l.btl. Hhode IsUud ?,
total l,n-.'.
Tho gain for tho week was 518, makincr the
total membership '.ill, 707.
Tho New York Cycle Hoard of Trndo held a
nn etltij last ni-!it. All tho Old ofllcers ttcro re
elected for another term.
IHirrMjo, Oct. 10. Tho amateur record for
truck tnrk ttas broken tills afternoon hy Kay
IJuer of tho Parkstde Wheeling Club, who madu
28 miles 1,55 yards for the hour. Tho former
, record, which wns held hy John Davhiton of
Camden, N. J was for 20 miles 1,500 ynrds.
HOCTE8.
J. C. Kelly. To ride to Mnnllcello, N. Y., startlnu
from ilft-nlntli street unit 1'lgtithnrenue.KothrouKb
Central Park to llotli streLt and eventll ateuue:
continue tu lleth street, tu l-t. Mehulai utenue, to
Tenth utenue. to the lllnshrlitee ruad, tu lHlst
street, tu tho Washington Uridine: cross the hrhl o tu
reathertied lane, to Macouib'ii Pain roau, tu the Kunl
haia Landing ruad, tuhalley avenue, to Klngsbrlojfc:
eulitlnu tu VuulceiK, and follnvr tha ttirnptkn lu
ftlentvood, irastllifrs, Dobli'd Ferry, IrvltiRtou, and Tar
I rytorvn: rM tn thu fcrrv ardi n-.t the nt ertuXtuek:
, tAko )laln street, tu lit Nyfaek turnplLe, tuClarkstllli.,
Nanuet. bprlnff Vollej, Mouse), Taliuans, SurTern,
Ilatnapo, hlostshurff, bouthlleld, Monroe, Oxford,
llreycuuit, and Chester; -o to Ooshen uu I follow tha
Krlu rallro ul, through fluu steuerj, to Mlddletown;
th'-n ride ihrough ItuckTllle, I'unlt 's, liiooinlnglairff,
and V.'tirttboro to Muntleeiiu, Iho ruads are trou.1.
The dlitauco Is aUiut f lhty inl.es.
C. M Keudalt. In rldliiB rruni Newark to Porden
totvn, N. J., take Krellui;hUfccn avenue tu Kll7ah-th;
then ku Ihruiitth Itahtvay aud Mttiiclieu tu New
Brunswick, cross the bridge, tn Albunr street, tn
Franklin !'ar. Kluirston, Princeton, and hntrrence
vllle; fullow ths Trenton turniilko u Mr.rt.tt street,
to Trenton: then go to Yardvlllt and llordentowu I
H. C 1) To mle from Newark tu Princeton tako
the route ta Uordentnwn published In TliK hu.s this
innrntiiE at far as your destination.
Coheylats Cycle Club lo rids tu Jamaica, r I., ro
futhe Kast Ttvtnty-thlrd stnet ferry and cross tu
llrnofclynt ride to Itedford atenue aud follow tu the
I astern Parkway, to htono avenue, tu Uleutnuro ave
nue, to Uruadway, tn Jamaica.
Will Browne In ride to 1'eeVsklll, Jt. Y toko tho
routa to Montlenllo published In Tun M't thin morn
Ins a t r as Tarrytown: then take Pruudtvny jtast
the Andro innuuuient. to St. Paut'a I, K. Church, to
the turnpike, to Slug Muir aud I'eokaklll.
NOTES.
J, W. .Stocks, the Kmillsb rider. Intends to retire
from the path after this season.
A meeting uf the Hojd Comiultteoof the rtronklyn
Ouod lloads' Assuclatlun will be held to-ulf;lit.
The annual ineetlnir and election of nnkvm or the
Howling Green Wheolmea will lie held on Dec, 14.
The following candidates have been nominated; For
President, William Murphy; Vlie-Presldent, John
Mahonev nnd John Kenny; KocordlUK becretarr,
Jaraes Ifenuey: Kltian lul beeret.try, Joseph Harris;
Treasurer, b. McCrlmllikt Captain, II, von Ilodcck,
Thomas Ryan, tl, Atwell. and U. 81nivnn
Walter Sanger Is tralnluir at Denver for a trial
against the unpaced quarter, half, and ouo mile reo
orda. The Aasnelated Cycling Clubs of I.onit Inland has
disqualified the boiuh llronMyn Wheelmen, winner
of tno recent Intor-cluli road lace, for vlulat uu uf tho
rules, The Kings County Wiu-oimeu refute, tu aeccipt
first position due to the dUquullfU-atlon, uud tbo race
will likely be run otor on Oct MO.
Tl e Ilushwlek Wheelmen will hold the annual fall
ra.-es on the hynbrook track, Nov, 'J,
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xitoTTixa A.sn PACixa.
A Good DajA Itaclntr at Fleetwood Park
Onlj One Itvent flnlsbrd.
Tho October mcotlnp;. which is looked upon as
a sort of farewell oflterinR of tho New York
' DrlvliiR Club, was optined at Fleetwood Park
j yesterday. The track was tn splendid share.
Owing to a lato start coid split heats only on
I race was decided. In tho pacing contest thobct-
tine; presented a wltJo range before the start.
I not one ot tho elevim starters belnu a pro
nounced favorite. Tho field sold for about 'J to
I 1 over a choice, with O. M. C. Halo, und High
' land Laislo about e.uu .ly supported. In tho
first heat Highland I.tssie had a closa
fit nftcr hcfdiiiK the Held to tho stretch,
wbero Ambryon closed in fast that a head only
separated th' piirnt the end. In tho next heat
i tho trniy nuuo llnished lit Xiont much more nt
. her case, her former mile huvlnu apparently
limbered her up. Shawns now n bin favorite,
, hut n had bicak permitted O. M, C to secure a
j heat in slower time. Tho .'otittli boat was a
I strulo between the pair of grays, who hunc
tOBCtherllkc a team to tho stretch. Then tha
stnlllon cried auits, leaving ilich-intl Ii3slu to
como home nn onny u inner.
Tno unfltiishod 2:10 trot, tt ltli only flvo
starterx. was of tho nip nnd luck orier in every
. heat. Tho blnck (reldlnc Itecort was tlrst
chnicoon thestrencth of his reeor.t (rood race
I ntltisby Park, whero hn ill fualfii Louis Victor.
I Hn not well back.vl nt S-'-Ti to $18 lor tbo Held.
1 Hu wnn tievor roMly l.iiiKC-rnti8. hottuvur. the
Lane Island ceU'inir Kini; Chimes uutfnotlnir
tho party clcvorl the In si two tents. Here
filcnmero liny showed up for a couple of hentn,
but he was no' up lo I no t-.U of Kcltlm; the
rconisito Ihlrd heat. When ho wns ciallcnsed
I by l'astornl In tlio filth heat b piu-ceptibly
weakenod, anil lvellv trot H'ltlor't maro llrst to
Ithc-ttlrc. Tills ended tho il.ty'i --port. The tlrst
i licat to-day will bo called at initio o'clock.
Summitries follow:
I S:in c'Iahi. t.aelue; pune 1:((:
nuhlnnl I attle. itr. in., lit- Vu ii.i: ItlBh
land Ora Ulllzen. by Thornda.e Prlnco
1 (Iionrourt) 117 1
i O. it Cur s. (Peters) K 17
Anilirvon Ml. i; ll.lmilnivitl) i t! M U
lltln, I) in. iCnltlll.-) :i 7 3 s
Mllhra. cli in Howell) 7 :l .. s
llstst J li. m (Cnat.'Hi 1 n lu :l
. )uartrritake. br. it. (Snyder) 11 I)
I.lttleiiem, li s. ii'lu-rrler) 0 ii 4 n
Nellv h. Kr. 111. iLoniinrd! 4 ,"i Ml
Joe Nelton, eh t- (llrownl lull s
i Hattler.il k. iRtneiy) tl lull 10
I Time-'." 14 4. '-it4'.... SilT"..-. Sslfiij.
I 2-14i'la'. trottlnc; iiitrso tlut' (uulltilthed):
Olenuiere Hoy cr.it iMurry) 4 4 113
Klin; t hlints. li. k (U'lldrUksoti) 1 1 n 4 5
Pantoral. br. in. 'Ke ly) a 2 '-' II 1
Itecuril.blk.e. (Keltj) :l It :l
OlIrprWiHiil.li e. (timintt) ' fl I S 1
Tlmo-V 15'4, U.-l !-,. J-inij. tiili)4, 'Jtl'ia.
Tha ICarneHS llucea nt Conrord.
Cosconn, X. 1I Oct. 111. The 2:i:t race today de
veloped Into a huril i oldest, In which thu favorite,
Peter lurnay, trim defeated, biinuuarles:
1:!!0 elaia, trottlum piime Jitno:
Maud II.. hr. in., lit uen. Withers. Jr.
Dainty, by Ch unttlon Knoi: iShnptin) ...:l 111
Allertlne, li. m. (Juliusun) 1 7 7 7
Irene, li. m. (Ilaujoni , a II 'J :l
Iian Wilkes, itr ir. (Itu,-la) n :.' :t 5
lilaelmtoua llrlno. 1,1k. e. (I'.leli) A 1 .1 -J
KlIillT.. li s. (Mellnnald) It r, II 4
Mary I..,fh. in. iDore) 1 1
lieu K., eh. k. (Kertt-K-k) 7 il Bdr.
Time Ui'JIJj, 2:1U'4. 2.aoi4. Jii'O's.
S;25 elnra, paelnff; pur-n SHOD:
ChlueJ.. blk. in, hy 1'aseu lupsy. by Tom
mown, Jr. (tillllcs) t 1 1
Nlinrul, b. a. (Cui) U a a
1'arln. h. ft". (Iiurland) !l li
Qlieeuy, blk. 111. (Trout) 4 4 4
Flora il hr. in. (lladti'lt) 0 0 5
Tline-a:2l'4. !!:'.' 2:'i4'4.
2:n rlat', trottliiK! purse :icn:
J.euua. blk. in., liy (Ireenluiidcr tOUlics) 1 1 1
Irene, b. in, (MilluiiAld) It II 2
Yates, eh. K. (Van Anki ll) 4 )
Curlue, blk, k iJobnton) & 4 4
W. It. C br. b. (Marsh) I 0 &
Whitney, b. p. (Mnn- 2 dls.
Time 2:'J94, 8ISUK-, 2:2254.
2'i:tc!ass, pniinKt purse dr.tK):
MasKle, b. lu . by Teiinessee Wilkes Daudy,
I j Toni llaiunnrdner) 1 1 1
Pi li r 1 uniey, t;r. k. (Ilriimiell and (l.llles).. ..2 V 2
Anule Shcdd. b, m. (ilotten) :i II 4
Diversion, b. in. (Trout) 4 4 It
Tlluo-2il5, 2:Ki4, a; 14a.
Winners nt Ittonln.
Cixcivkati. Oct. IB. Drsplto frequent shnwers of
rain to day, there tvero auood att ndniite Ht I.atnula
and a fair article of sport. Thieu tavurltes und three
act ond choices won, bunimarlesi
First ItaceBir furloiiK -Annie M 101 (Randall),
7tu2.tton; Lawanila, Iu4 iConlevj, II tu 1, second;
John Ilonn, 1(14 (Aken, 10 tn 1, tninl. Time, lillPs.
becond llaee One mile. J, II, C, 111 (Conley). Hto
B, won; Madeline, nil (Hill), 2 to 1, second: TaLa-na-.sre.
104 (Powers), 7 tu '.', third, 'I line, l:ll.
Third Haw CovIukIoii Autumn btar.est uiio mllo
and n sllteeutli, hi.dy Irene, 103 (Cunley, 4 tu 1,
won, Jackanapes. 10.' (llllll, 4 tn I, necumliour
Chauc-e, Kill (Cumhs), H ml, third. Time, ;i't.
Our ( iinnco mm Xullss couiiled lu the buitliut.
Fourth Itnee 1IuuUlcaii;olielnlleatid a sixteenth.
l.oUI. 120 (IIIII), I) to 0, wull. I.uu Ilramlile, 11(1
(llellf). .'i to 2, si uond ; l,uiil Zeal, UU (SchcrrcrJ, tl to
(, third. Time. I:IKJ,.
Fifth Hare rivu fin lunw. Ilotlta, 102 (IIIII), 2 to
1, tton; llallnasiiue. 11)11 lllllee), 0 tu I, aectitid;
Hpai.lah Princrsi, 110 (bclierri'i) rt toB, third. Time,
litul.
Mxtli Itsee-.RIs furlonss Mm W,. ini il.yneli), II
to 1. ni in IS stall., 101 i.Mutlietts). 7 to I, feci lid,
1'ejceiuaki r, loll (bch"tren. 0 lu 2, third. Time, liltl.
ItrMilO nt Iron IIIII.
Iiiom Hut, Oct. 1C 1'avnrltes did fairly well hern
today and the form t.lnvi rs. .iltliou-jti not su sue
cu sttil in luit week, In 1 1 iliHiriiwn. Kuminaryi
1 u-t l!uo- Four onl a naif furlomta. Itoliuck. 7
t' Ti mid 1 in 2, it on; i.a l'r nlH. I tu I fur plucc, sic
ondttluld bpeo third. Time, niM).
mi unit llaee six furlonui. Idrrlllnc. 4 to 1 and il
to ,1, won. Ould Hollar, out for place, second; John 1'.
third. Time, 1:21 ., .
Third llaie-blxand a half furlonirs Cashier. B to
2 nnd 7 tn 10, woni William I'enn, M to B lor place,
second! ltosednle third. Time. 1.27,
Fourth raoe-FliofurloiiBt Wurronit. 4 to B and
2 tn r, tvoiiitjneedt, 4 (o B for place, second; Qullla
IlilrU. Time. l:aa.
Filth Itaee-I'lve. furlnnes. Arcbl'. Hto 1 and 3 to
, wnn; ;i air li, 2 to 1 for place, stcond; Jnu Swain
third, lime, lilt).
blxlh Itai e Four an 1 a half furlongs. Sherlock, fl
lo ,1 and 2 In n, won; Ioef ill, '.' to 1 fur place, sec
ond, Urnceful third, lline, OiOHHi.
news from the nurse World,
Lovisviu.it, Oct. 10. The aecond day's races of tha
Loulsvilio Fair an 1 Ortvlnir AisoclstlvB Were pwt
liom d ou account of rain, ,
" " 'I '- 1 riiwrftl,ittftlTllmiTSinn,iilllisiTriirin
IMPEllATOirS EASY RACE.
Jtlt. aALWAT!f nnony COLT ?rj.vj
THE llAMAl'O llAlfHiaAi:
He Ret Such n Pace) Tlu Ihr. lltnvjwe.'Kbla
mold Not l.nsl ninenr-ny tiels tielili. -n
aelllna' Ilaet for Two-Vi ur-olda Corae '
Ocfoberllurdlellanillent Ifr. Ctle!tVI'ornr
Porfoct wenthor nnd tho promise uf exciting
sport brought unotlicr lnro crowd to Arorrls
Park yesterday ojtcrnoon, when six jruod moos
wero run off. Iho btnkcs worn tlio Hamnpo
Handicap for threo-yotr-oltls otor tho Withers
mllo course, which was won by Jiimcu flnlwny's
brown colt Impernlor, by Iroquois, out of Qlon
view; tho Autumn selling rnco for tvto-yenr-olrts,
which went to laiwls Klmoro's bny colt
niuetway, by Ootawny, dam Hltio Mold, and
tho Oclober Hurdle Handicap nl ono mllo nnd a
half, which went lo that smart four-year-old
maro ForRot, bv Kxlie, dtiui Korocr. owned by
tho Messrs. Hitchcock. .
Tho dofu.it of Tlllofor tho Itninspo Handicap
was tho sons.itlon of tho duy. Tlio cru'ik Western
colt had 120 pounds up, hut lio h id peiforniod so
well In tho Jcromo Handicap with two pounds
lesson his back thnt tho talent could .Hit sco
how ho could bo beaten. His conqueror in Iho
Jerome, Uonsselacr, was socond choico nt 0 to 1,
but ho was carrying ulicht pounds moro Ihan on
Hint occasion, und tho public at laruo did not
look for him to win. Estacn at 7 tol.Impcra
tor at 8 to 1, and llluo Djvll at 10 to 1, weto
the most fancied of tho others. Tilto's elos'ni:
price was 4 to &. When tho stnrt was maoo
Hoynl Itoso shot out of tho bunch and mado tho
running for nearly threo furioniis. In tho run
up tho backstrotch Howltt got In a pocket,
with Honisclaor and had lo tiko tho blpc
chestnut colt back In order to eot cloar
of his field. Ho nppeared to ovordo It,
for in a niom"nt Itcnssolaer was out of tho race,
nnd wnn a li til last. Just us tho field bwunir for tho
upper turn Itnpcrator shot up to Itoyal Hoso
like a qunrlur horso, and, colni? on. opened a
cap of ti llf a dozon loiiKths. Haniiock, TIllo,
nnd Itoyal Koseiravo chase, hut tho retnnikablo
sprintof the brown coll appeared to put them
on tlploo, and nt tho lust furlonc polo lmporator
was only K-illopine. Ho Is a notorious counter
feit, hoe cr, nnd Maher let him bcllovo that ho
was rutinlt.s away. It wns n gallop for lmpora
tor to win by three lengths In tho fnst ttn'oof
1:41. Ikuinock and Tillo fought It out for sec
ond monoy. tho fornior Betting tho verdict by a
head.
Forget was favorlto at 2 to 1 on for tho Octo
ber Hurdlo Handicap, but thoro was n stronc
play on Detective, whose price como tumbllntr
from 10 to 3 to 1. Detective is a fast horso for
flvo furlongs or so, but ho could not shako off
the favorite, and tho daughter of Exile paocd
to tho front on thu bill. Brown lied took second
placo In the run home, but never seriously men
aced the winner. Valorous boat Detectivohomo
for third money. Forget ran In a new-fangled
bit and a standing martingale, which kept her
straight at her jumps, and she showed to great
advantage.
There wero but flvo starters for tho Autumn
selling race for two-year-olds ovor tho last six
furlongs of the Withers course, and Ulttoaway,
with 117 pounds up, was bo much preforred ovor
his opponents that ho wont to the post nt 10 to
9 on. Hlarneystonc. tho hnndsomo son of Stono
brngo inj tho Thompson string, wss socond
chniiont KI tn 5. while It was 5 to 1 the top
wciRht War.-cnton, 12 to 1 Woodranger. nnd 15
to 1 yar.ito.rii. Woodranger made tho runnintf
for a furlong, hut wns compelled to resign
tho pott on ilia turn to Illnrnoystune,
who had a lead of two lengths when
the hunt of the stretch wns reached,
Maher attempted to steal through on tbo rail
with Rluc.ivtny. hut Warrenton swerved and
cut him oil. Hiurnoystone quit In the run home,
and Warrenton, bo.idim; Woodranger, looked nil
over att inner until lllue.iway camo up on tho
outside. In n ihort uud sharp struggle IJltie
away allowed his superiority nt tlio weights nnd
won by u goo I icuirth. Snruto-M was third.
The winner is owned by l,r.uts Elmore, nnd Is
ono or Iho eunlk'it twu-j car-olds In training,
llo Is hy Cxct.tttay. a son of Kuquiror, out of
Illile Maid.
Cassette ttasfnvorlto for tho opening dnsh on
the strength of her race with Tom Cromwell a
fow days airo. tliu talunt tnkimr 7 to 0 about her
chances. Tho brow n inure made tho running
for nenrly seven furlongs nt a lively clip, when
she was challenged by Hugh Penny and Hen
Itounlil. Tbo latter showed in front for a mo
ment, but T.iral, bringing Semper Kg up on
the outside, woro the o.hers down nnd won
cleverly by u lenuth. Hugh Penny. C.issetto and
Ucn lionulil followed lu the order named nocks
apirt.
The handicap for two-yenr-old winners was a
big succoss. and Mr. Vosburgh adjusted tho
weights so l.icel) that the tlilrti un starters mndo
adotpcr.ite race nf it from the fall of the ttag.
I.jdlnnaiid Kilofoot were equal favorites at 4
to 1, tint thure was a strong inquiry for Easier
(lift, Scotch I'lald. San Antonio, and Ortoland.
DLinnguguo went to thu front from a very good
btiut. nnd showod tho tvny around the turn,
closely followed hy Kiitnurusnkl nnd an
Antonio. Dcmngoguo quit Hearing tho Una!
BlMcentli, and his Dlaco was taken by
Whistling Con. Tho latter. San Antonio,
nnd Ilmidpress wero aligned when Bergen
brought Mont d'Or up with a rush. Mont
d'Or was at tlio fnlsoprnu of 40 to 1. ns ho
had performed must creditably In tbo Nursery
Hnndlc.ip. wheru ho enrried 103 pounds, and
was only buatuu by Plaudit, rock ltobin. and
Handbill, and he was subsequently placed third
when Cock Ilnhln wns disqualified, liergen.
who Is some hlngof a wit, haul dryly after tho
r ice, tt hen somebody had remarked about Mont
d'Ors being at a falso prlco: " Oh, bad Jockey
up. you know."
Tlio handicap for three-year-olds and upward
nt one mllo and a furlong was a horse race.
Howard Mnnu wns favorlto at 4 to 1, whllo Dr.
C tlott, Dutch Skater, and Dun do Oro wero
qtiotidnt7to 1. Hen Eder, Tho Winner, and
!' op o' Dny. at 8 to 1, Tom Cromwell nt 10 to 1,
Decrslnyor at 12 to 1, and Challenger nt 15 to 1.
The three-year-old. Dr. Catlett, sprang to tho
front at the stnrt nnd mndo tho running, with
tho others, bar Dutch Skater, in n bunch. Thero
wasn't much hango until tho stretch wns
roicbed, when I'copo' Diy, Hen Eder, nnd Don
do Oro ni.ida play. Not for an Instant could any
of the hunch rn ich Dr. Cntlclt, tho big chestnut
striding bplciidldly, liko a-.vcll-oiiedplecoof ma
clilncry.niid winning by morn than a length. Hen
Eder bout lVep o' D.iv nbout aB far for second
money, t.hllo Don do Oro was a good fuurth.
Tho winner is n chestnut colt, 3 years old, by
Imp. Candlemas, nut of Allerna, and Is owned
by Tiirnoy Uro", of Kentucky. Hie perform inco
was nn occp;innuily good one, nnd whllo hero-'
I of oro hu hun bocu regarded us tho Inferior of
his stable companion, Tillo. thcro nrc many who
now think tho chestnut quite tho eqitnl of tho
son of l.oonitus, Tillo has perhaps gono back
from tho form ho displayed at Or.ives?nd, whllo
It is it certainty that Dr. Catlett Is improving
every dny.
It wns slid yesterday that James It. Keeno
had sold to John Muckoy. Iho superintendent
of tho H'tneho del Puso Html, the clever tno-ycnr-oldtolt
Cock llunlii. by Ten Trni. nut of
Cushat, nnd Iho smrrt thrcti-ycnr-olil tllly Trip
pintr, bv Sar.ibiiiiil, duin Ixl i. Mr. Mackey will
prubiibly run (hem ul tho Sin Krnn dsco nieet
Iir;s during tho minim; winter. Tho) should
win their sharo of thu money in California,
Summaries lollow:
FinsT it.icn.
For threo-yeanolds and upward, non-wlnnent at
anytime of 3I.N0U; (lino added, of which 3100 to
the second and SBU tu thirl; the Withers mils;
Uromley A Cu 's b. h. Semper Kgu, 4, by Louie I.a
byll'hld". l'.'iwrnral) I
Puke A Wlshurd's b, g. lluirlt Penny, aited, 122
(IteltT) 2
Aug. Cluson'fclir, f. Casnette, 4. Ill (Hewitt) 3
lien Itoualit und bullle Clleuuoi aim ruu,
'nine. 1:42.
Petting Against Cassette, 7 to S; Mush Penny and
Semper r,;o, euch 1 tu 1 ; tfalllo CUequut, B tu 1 ; lien
ltuuuld, U tu 1,
Sl'.COXIl ItACE.
naudlcip for two-year olds, maidens excluded: bv
Biiliu'rlpilonnf SlUiai'h. with Silii'J added, of which
Sl(l(l tn second and 550 to third, last six nnd a half
fitrlnmrs uf the Withers mile
Kensutloii sulile'n b. e. Mont d'Or, by llsynn d'Or
lloiint Veruun, inn (IWr-i'ii) I
P. J. Dttyer's li. e. Hal dprBH, 102 (Thompson) 2
J', J. Italdwlii's ii. c Dan Antonio, lo.') (Tnorpe)... . tl
DeuiaKoi.o, Kllufoot, F.aler Olft, beoteli Plaid,
Ilnnlshed, Uumurasukl. I.ydluu. Ortulaud, aud Whist
ItugCou also i an.
Time, 1:2.'.
Ilrttln Against I.jdl.tu and ICltefnot, each 4 to 1 1
Kastei tllfl, .' tn 1; beoteh I'lald. ll to li ban Antonio,
7 tu 1 1 Ortoland, i to Ii llaiilshed. Ill In lllli-iun-goL'llo
nnd illlldouiiet, ( uch 12 lu 1 ; Kuuiuiusukl. 0
lu 1. ll.iudpiess, ,lu tu 1; Mont d'Or, 40 tn 1; Whist
ling Cou, 101) tu 1
Tlimtl HACK.
Autumn soiling rieu for two-year oils; purse,
S.'.llt'tl.tu the willll-T ei.SU.I, to thu si i uud Wine,
uud tu thu third J'.'OU; six fuiluiigi uf ths Wltlier
mile:
l.ewls Klmure's b, c, Illuouttny, by 0( taway Ulue
Maid, 1)7 (Main r) . 1
William Olltur's li. c. Wurreiil.ui. I In lining) 2
J.J, McCntT'ity'shr f. bar-do.'", 1 iTiiuiuiisun). 2
lllarneysiunu uud WoodraiMer also ran.
Time. 1 I l'i
Ilcttlnic Ten lull on liliimnuyi nsalnit Dlarnsy
stune, llltuBt Wurreutuii, B lo 1; Wimdrauci, 12 tu
1; ttaratOKU, lBtu I,
FOUiiril HACK.
The Itaniapn llaudlcaii for ihree-year-oldri; pur&n
Tli 3epiui.e ss .0
Sfeaen iM SHeam
is to Walking.
"'S'l-wii-a-iAyoyssejjvM, si -rVif , s,ir :r-tjala
rjf Byck Bros.'
hWt V Brcnstcl
I ill te Sack i?uit
III SACil WiiMcont t-ltlicr
I'llnrXKf ?''! "r double
hi IA M ljrt'"sk'1-'
tfi f Modol
I ft Fnll nnd Wlntor
I 1897-1898,
.Ml Chpviotn, llnme
I v I niniiis, Worsteds
1 I y 11111I liniki-n chern;,
J NL O 00 sou'
Byck Bros.'
Top Coats, Alrl
Modol tj TiiS
Fall and Wlntor tJ KM?
1897-1898, Jl JST
Coverts, W hip- j
cords, plain mid
htm i- 1 ' iiicil JTiTtTu
or skeleton Kancy 1
ItiivkK. Knll or I LJ
Wluter Wclrjlit, J
$12.s,o$30. 1
GLOVES. It will cost you fl.UO
to put .in a brand new pair ot
(Motes wl h jour topcoat These are
In nil the new shades and they ure
warranted.
ijOW.VinWlft UPTOWN i
c. , Cnr East 125th St.,
- .. . 158 to 164.
FultOn & Nassau. Opsn erenlncs.
$2,000; lo tlio winner 81., inn. to the second 1300,
and to the third 2U0; the withers mile:
James Oal vay'e br. c. Iinpera-or. by Iroquois Qlen-
view. 1U4 (ilAher) 1
fl Anderson sen. c. Tiannock, 10t (Irving) 2
Turney Uro.. b e. Tillo. 12ii (P, Williams) n
Itensselaer, llluo Devil, Kataca, and Itoyal Ross also
ran.
Time. 1:41.
Petting Five to 4 on Tillo; against Itnnsaflaer, fl to
1 ; Estaea. 7 to It Imperator, 8 to 1 1 hlne Devil, 10 to
1; Itoyal Host., IS to 1 -. Bannock, SO to 1.
FIFTH RACK.
Ilandleap for three year-olda and upward I tHOO
added, of which $125 to aeonnd uud A70 to third;
one mile and a f nrlong nver fhe Withers course:
Turney Uros.' ch e. Br. Catlett. 3, by Imp. Candle
mas Allerno. 120 (It- Williams) 1
M. F. Dwycr'ab. b. Pen Eder, . 120 (Sims) 9
J. A. JIcC'ormlok'A b. n. Peep o' Day, 4. 118 (Hew
itt) Tbit Winner. Ilovard Mann, Don de Oro. Tom Crom
well, Deersloyer, Dutch Skater, and Challenger alio
ran.
T.'me. 1:5.1.
netting Against TJoward Mann. 4 to 1; Dutch
Skater. Dr. Catlett. and Don de Oro. each 7 to 1;
Peei, o' Day. Hen Eder. aLid The Winner, each 8 to 1;
Tom Cromwell, 10 to I: Deerslayer. 12 to 1; Chal
lenger, 15 to 1.
SIXTn HACK.
Oetntwr Hurdle nainlcap for three-year-olds and
UDward: to the winner 40li. the second il2. and
tll.-Ui.rd 73; one mllo and a half over six flight ot
hurdles- . v, . ..
F It. T. Hitchcock's eh. m. Forget, 4, by Exile
Forever. l5!l(Kmtllah .. 1
M. KeA.-ne a b h. Hrown Rett. a,Wd. l:t (Mara).... 2
S. 8. Holland's br. f. Valorous, 3, 130 (Uclnerncj). S
Detective also ran
Time. 2:51'i,
Bettlne; Two to 1 on Forget: Detective, 8 to 1:
Brown Hed. 4 to 1 ; Valorous, 30 to 1 .
COIF.
Howera Derrata tlarrlmnn at the Country Club
of Weatche-ster.
The tie In the handicap at tho Country Club of
Westchester between II. M. Hnrrlman. S. D.
Bowers, and IL 11. Hobertson at 85 net was
played oil yesterday between Harriman and
Bowers, and under tho arrangements Robertson
will play on Thursday aeainst tho scoro mods
yesterday, llarrlmun wns a trifle off his came
and plaved poorly at times, but Bowers showed
dash and brilliancy and won handily. Tha cards:
II. X. Harriman. Knollwood
Out 4 0 11 U S 5 B B B 4
In 4 10 7 0 M 0 4 B !48 07 0 87
S. T. Dowers, Otsego
Oat 4 S " fl 3 4 0 0 fl 4B
In 4 7 5 8 3 2 6 0 B 44 SO 1 88
In tho play on last Saturday for the champion
ship of the Eniflewood dolt Club the results
wero at follows:
It. W. Banks heat II. U. Bottoms by default; E. H.
.Tewett Ivsar . II Ilooth by 1 up; A. Coppell beat M.
Caniphell bv ti up and a to play: S. Mowry beat D.
W. Lvaiia by 7 up and 0 to play; u. Lydecker lAt J.
II. Sherwood ht default; W. C. V"An Antwerp beat J.
Wuolbey by cefault; J. D. Ilaker beat J. A. WeUa by
4 up and 2 to play; C. B. KeU beat y. Eaos by 4 up
and 2 tu play.
V. K. Hnrt't has presented a cup to be plnyed
for by tho men who qualified for tho champion
ship, tho winner of the lattor being; barred. Tho
first contest will take placo on next Saturday.
On election day thero will boa handicap four
some in tho mo 'nln fortwocupa presented by
Mrs. II. -M. Buiiab. Jr., nnd in tho afternoon tho
final for the championship cup will be played.
Tho following Are tho scores In the first con
test for the Mort-au Cup, which la to be played
for In a Bcries ot matches on the links of tho
Nutley Golf Club:
urou. ji-oqs. Aer.
B. II. Dorr 00 10 811
W. Ii. Boardman 100 IB 89
C.II.llay llfl 28 BH
T. W. Mitcrthwalte. 10!) 10 00
11. M. Ooddanl 110 18 UO
l'.ugeni-l'luukeU 112 SO U3
A.ohrtman 103 10 e.t
E. Morgan. Jr 107 13 U3
11. M. Llbby 114 IS BO
M. M. Michael 107 10 07
Alphoua Ueer 107 10 U7
Falur !ari;eant 117 18 OU
J. De Pecaza 135 14 101
J.r-.Kuttcrtuwalte 123 0 103
11, W, (luddard 121 18 Kl.'l
u. W tiladwln IIS 12 100
Arthur lloeher 130 Z4 llltl
W.J. Morn 134 18 118
A. II. Larkln Withdrew.
Tbo second round at match play for the Gov
ernor's Cup at Ardsley was played yesterday,
and resulted as follows: W. Christie beat N'. C.
Hoynal, by 8 up and 4 to play; S. D. Cocbrano
beat J. J. Winston, -l up und M to play; M. Grn
hiim, Jr., beat A. Morten. f up and 4 lo play, and
1. Barron beat If, II. Curtis, U up nnd o to play.
The cisht who iunlltlcd in tho preliminary
round for the Bacon Cup at match play wero aa
follows:
67rnss, Wear). Set.
Miss Klttrldge ,itm B 108
MhsEldlltz 110 4 10U
Mrs. A. I), Cochrane, 107 1 10(1
Miss Thomptsou 110 8 108
Mis Mokes 114 no
Mrs. P. II. Kerch 110 7 llil
Mlssllrooks 114 0 114
Mis Uracil Fraaer 13V 14 118
The others who finished wero as follows:
Mrs. M. M. Van Hurcu no 10 no
Mlsa llarrnn. .,134 14 )gu
Mrs. J. T. Terry, Jr 127 7 luu
Miss Fraser 134 SO 1UU
Mrs. Frost 157 Oil 135
Miss Archbuld 184 10 1U8
M. Sllleiul lo.l 9 141
Mla U Luekwoud 130 rt 131
Miss K. Oould ,107 17 1BU
Miss l.ugeuu llrlnlll 181 Hi 151)
Miss K. Lockwood , 183 8 177
NOTES.
O. W. Dorland. The dates are unsettled.
At thn Morrii Cnuuty Oolf Cluh to-day there wlllho
an iiseeniiiluRu of plaj era only second tnihuieat tho
uatlunal chuiuploltslilp. Cuarhs 11. Mullouuld has
pmnil'iHl to Pa nreunt, but if. J. Whlglum Is likely tn
b? an absentee. With tha cliuiuplou uut tlio held
will Include tho best players In tbo cuuutry,
Trap 8lioutlng.
A cloudless sky ami a strong lireeie, upon which
durens of fan-flying pigeons slarloJ from tUe traps
at l xler Park, tvrro the conditions under which the
Enu raid liun Club livid Its monthly shoot ytsterday,
Tr ntidtunaud P. l'laoti carrlel on" the lien Is l.y
grattln tlulrteu straight In tlio stellar eveul, E. J,
Clark, O, llrown, and Dr. McFarlan I dlt Ming the re
maining honori Willi ulue kill.e.uli Only twenty.
futir -mailers ,'Urllclpul. il ll the day's spurt, which
1. lathei a an all u.iuuut for this popular organ!
saiton. 'i'lio wsires-
Ul. Illidtoti, -Jlyardt, 10; J. Fogarty, 'JO yards, lis
Dr. HI. liter. 2.1 yards, ?; II 1'. Frssrnueu, 28 yards, 7,
J 8. IV.iiisl-11. .'Iiyimls, 81 J, II. lluud, aHyanlj, 7;
W. .Ineljeii, 2t yards, 7; K. A. Vrtniiue, 2h varus, Si
J. K". Ill ell, -':, 5 Aids. :l; C. Utuyulu, 25 yards, 7; F,
Place, it yarn, lu; J, 11 ilurse, 28 yards, 8; K.
Weiss, J3 jards. i W Sands, 28 yards, 81 T .Short,
usj arc b. 7. I.. J. Clark. 20 y.iuls. Pi O, llronu, 25
yards, 11, T. t'odey. 'J3 yards. 4iC. C. Molleuhjuer, 25
yards, 8; Dr. McFarlnnd, 2T yards. U; V T. Amend.
-.'8 yarns, H, 11. Amend, 28 yards, B; 1', Keauu, 25
yanls, 8, J. Woclrnl, 28 yards, 7,
Plint's Fine Furniture.
TOILET TABLES,
Birch or Mahogany Finish,
$9.00.
r
Foot Bali Clothing I
Should bo stroiicc. Tlio cheap kind H
1b dear nt nny price. Wo soil Foot JH
Ball Clothing at popular prices but
onj reliable goods goods that tee M
stand back of. Mndo samo aa wo Hi
make the suits for"nlc,l'rlncoton,etc.
ITeavy Padded Pants 01. OO HH
Heavy Canvas Jackets OB mm
Mnleskln 1'anU O.eo
Head Harness -?2
blockings &
EverjthiiiB fur Foot Ilnll at rock bottom price. Wk
A. 6. Spalding & Bros. Spaldlng-Bidwoll Co. ti
llid-l3UNasiauSt. 80, 31.33 W. 8d8t. 'l
Hit. NAVAUE-H lfolI.Ii AIXKsTB StS
torent. 308 West 50th at. fSk
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FLAHTBRAU k CO., (
372, 374, 376 Broome St., M
Just ofT Broadway. W
IVft tnvlta Inspection ana conarAsurlsan sir snev H.
nrlvalled rjhltilt or Private CurrlJiaeo Tar (
Town stud C'ountri-, aiurpisAsUnBr In asl-tat7s H
rorm. tlunliti. nnd tinlsb anr atoclc at. H
bovtu. nnd rully ivnrrsiBted, otrercd at ttta H
lowest I'rlces Hj
A 000D STOCK OF SfcCOND-HAND 1
VEHICLES, ALL STYLES, LOW PRICES.
FIR 8 -LE Itrew-Bter brouRbara, now style, tn gtsod H
eondltlou. beir price; AlsooouDe; caui do Ma si H
stable. 1X0 West 55tli st. . K
JIOIU.IXO.
ll
Bpartstns, Sleas-lcera, anil Goldon Rods BreaSl lH
Bven In lfar A. A. Tourn-r. H
noDors tvero even In the American national tounia- IB
ment gamea at the Germanla Assembly Itooms' allsya IB
last alght between tho Spartan, Bleecker, and Golden j
Bod teams. The scores: IH
riasT qame. VM
Spartan-Aehllllnir, 148: Mrocker, 153; Hatton, 183 H
Fussel, lltD;Haler, 174. Total, 82U. H
lllee. ker J. lioam. l&u: ltor.neau. 142; II. Beam. H
1B1; Wras-e, 1S1; Kilter. 167. Total. 74s.
SECOXD (lAsTE.
Golden Rod Eck. 147; Rteer. 191: Snyder. 154
TV. Arnold. 102: bchroeder, iss. Total. 7i.
Uleeeker-J. Beam. 108; Hush, 15; n. Beam. 191i
WraKKe. 167; Bitter, 1T7. Total, SS8.
Tiimn oaxe.
Spartan Sehllllnc. 107: UrcuVer, ISO; MaUen, 14S
Fussel. ltltl; 3Ialer. 174. Total. .-104.
Gulden lUidErk. 184; ItleKer. 151: 6nvdar. 1B7
W. Arnold. 148: Schroodor, 161. Total, b33.
Althouch tho CorlnthlAna did not miss a spar fa
the United Bovvllm; Clubs tournament section on
game Agstnst the Metropolitan! at TUum & Kahls
dorrs Harlem alleys last night, tho lattor ptayara
won by alxty-ono pins. The scores:
TOST OAJCC
Corinthian Uoldeu. 20t; Clinch, ITS; Walter, 178l
AtAcLellan. 1M): Brill. 1H1. Total. U27.
Kosedale Bellmer, 164; Eesaler, 125; Vanlno, lBOl
A. S, overs, 146;Ihrbach. 178. Total, 768.
SECOND OAXE.
Metropolitan Van Yleck. S16: CUncen. 160; EoUotl
165; Fisher. 170. Louly. I6V. Total. OSS.
Rose-iale BeUmer. 1UC; Kesiler. 150i Venlno,lt4t K
Jl. Slevers. SOS; Lehrbaob. 301. Total. 873.
TUtBI OAKE.
Metropotltscn Van Vleck. C12: Cllnsen.lBS,ireQ,
171; Ftsher, 166: Leuly. ISM. Total. BS0.
Corinthian Holden. 11; Clinch. 153; Walton lSa
llAcLelUn. 155; Brill, 169. Total, 658.
Tho second and third games ot tho Brooklyn Boyal
Arcanum tournament last night were closely eoatAnrso t
ed. tho Fraternity team having a march! ot entr tYTV
points In tho final contest. The acoresi
rmsT OAiic.
Fraternity-Lee. 144; HltelaA, ISOt QrlSn, tllk
Meyerle. 18S; Field. 181. Total. 781. .PShrl
Alert Hawkins, 104;Cook. lU3j8tddall.lBlEaBk XEl
ISO; Wright, 11 9. Total. 672. "" MB
SEOOITD OAKS. H
Alert-nawklns. 150; Cook. 10 Kddsn. 18t tsV
Wright. 2;Flero. 140. Total. 644. H
Brooklyn Woolev. IBS; Maybaum. 1B6 WaUkaatl
98;Spncer, ISO; nalloran. 110. Total, 66 T.
TIUICD OAKS.
Brooklyn Wooloy. 130; nalloran, 17 Walfcen.
119; Spencer. 1S7; Maybanm, 13d. Total. OM. 7
Fraternity Lm, 100; Uigglns, 108 gjHBa. 1BB1
Meyerle. li5: lleld, 159. Total, 686.
Bowllns; Games Tawwtitic
BAmerlcan National Lamstedter, Fin Knlgnta, cais)
Elndongrovc.
Mow York Royal Arcanum Leagne .tfonitasaAJa
Council. Harlem Council, and Amerlcus CounoU.
United Buttling Clubs, bocUou 2 Bleockor, Otva
Service, aud Auranla.
Brooklyn Royal Arcanum League, Section 1 Da
Witt Clinton Council. Bedford Council, and Stuyva
sant Council.
Brooklyn Itoyal Arcanum league. Snb-Toureame&t
Be Forest Council. ast 2iew York Council, aaa
Fort Oreeue Council.
Associated Cycling Clubs ot Lang Island, Prelim,
nary Tournament lirooklyn Bicycle Club Ta.Boat
wick Wheelmen.
Germanla Clio, 1. r. IT., and Wallabont.
notvllnsr Xetee.
Leuly and Silver will roll a series of games. begts
nlng at 3 o'clock, at tlio Germanla Assembly Roogs7
alle a this afternoon.
Tho St Nicholas Bowling Club was organised at
Dusel's alleys. In Ilnrlem. oa Monday night. Tho
election of uttlcer rt'sulled as follows: President, J.
Brggs; Necretury, E B Clark; Treasurer, F. Cooktl
Captain, II. 1. Carpenter; beigeaut-at-Arms. Jos. Co.
groofclan dt'crUgcmctttiS.
When you hnvo lenrnod tho
aooret ol tlio ao-cnilotl " MADE
TO ORDEll" gootla and htvt soma
I exporienco with simio on will ro
j to u rcsponsiblo clothin;' store
ovor after. Our Mcu'h .Suits nnd
Overcoats at 810 to -25 nnd Boys'
nnd Chiklron'H aW from 3 up nro 1
tho oqxii, in lit, btylo nnd ct nstruo
tion of anything in the market.
Considor o.irofully those fnota.
Wo hivvo nbundnuco to bIiow you ,
in all dopnrtmonlH.
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