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I 11 - .THE SUN, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 1, 189S. '
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I IN THE FOOTBALL WOULD.
i Lw ii JXDIATta DID NOT CHE tlOVatt TACTICS
' H P AUAINST HAltrAItWH BtUVIlS.
iaK W wnni (Thy Thrre flhouM a No Dlsap
ifT Hi V palnlmrnt Oitr tin Crimson's Showing
mil ' 1 Acaliut the Ileil Men Poor Training Ii
. I Hit . tt. Utaspoaalbla for Indries to lMrr.
HIS e "' behTlor of ths CarlMo Indiana in 8at-
M Wl ' tmUr'a f rae with Harvard seems to have been
!' Sll it tve reurooch. Thor plajrod straight foot-
(I 'III '' W ba" frura Urt t0 nul31'- Tll reah0 br
5 jHl ' li'. Hemus Plea-e, the captain of tho red men, U
r fcMlP " th Uarrard players uiailo do attempt to
K'Hjlf If violate the rules and Indulged In onlr the (air
Will 8t kind nf plar. I'larva ears that the Indians
Miff i were altiiuted br same of the Vale etorea the
iBf ireek previous and Uiat made them loao their
mb ;"' tempers. Uesldes refusins to plar Princeton.
lB ' Ul1 Je" D0CUM r Closed roush handling
It I' I Mt s3ason' ttia Xndlans liavo also declined U)
'"' -MS '' WMt thalBrotra Unlveraltj team for almllnr
f i5' f reasons. I'loruo. br Uie war. deoiarss that
I iM Yale iaetronecr In every department thun Uor-
' m r ' r TRn1, wh"8 CkvL Kromor ' Wet rolQt b,
'fc 7 llavea that Ilorvant la mora formidable than'
i Ml YBle- Uurvard defeated Wwt l'olni by 2H ta
'i M It - nnlls belLt tna Cadets br 10 to 0. The
$ Wl I Indians were disposed of.br Vale by 18 to G
t 'Ul: r and held Uarrard down to 11 to 5. Dutoom-
h ilfc ' paratlve ssorea In football are of. uot muoh
4 11? valuo. The Indians average Ave rears older
, Bin than the players on tho blc eolleee teams and
6 MTi aro oonseq.uautly stronger and more muscular.
i 'Bjf Thar huve not only Isarned the Una points ot
v mti the come, but have also adopted tho use of
ft Bm. - armor. Whan they first started to play they
jb Hi! i ;" shunned httUdgear. pads and shin guard but
'. 'K 5 now titer use thoso thlnica. Uudson. their
i j JB? i ' irosderful quarter baeic has kicked four goals
t& ' (F; f from tho Held this rear, two against Blooms
S if ni bun; and ono eooh against Yalo and Harvard.
W 1 1' J k Inahla lino otirork he leads all others, except.
! jj& f iKnslbly. Hershbenter. tho phenomenal kioker
m IB f ' tbe Unlversltr of Chicago eleven. At the
H III h University ot l'eonsrlvanla tho experts say
RM 1 that Herahberger Is tho eq.ua! of the great ,
M ,' Dtooke. which. In itself. la a, bur admission.
ml ' ' Vhllo there Is some reeling of disappoint- j
F X ment among Harvard men over the sbonlns '
j V ot the Crimson nmiinst the Indians. Impartial
yn ! i , crltica uny thorn Is uo uround for apprehea-
& Ht ;! r viau. The. Indians were undoubtudly tho
( mv. t- !' BtrungBBt. opuouenta llnrvard bad mot. The
9l ,. 5- fact liiut Yale scored la points ugulnst them .
p J ' to 11 1)7 Uarvard Is of not muoh lUuilleauca
Hf I Tviiou it In considered that the game at C'am-
k r .' briiicaon Uaturdar vrus played in asteadr rain I
ff , and. on a tvot tluld. wlillo the battle at hew
mwt ; liavon occurred uuder favorable conditions.
ft Auy football, aritio v.111 aumlt tlintncorlugon a
If, - '; vset Held Is far mora dilllault tlian on a dry
F gridiron, conueauently liarvard'a failure to
iH( ' equal Iain's tutal is not a subject for adveme
,, . Wti oritlclstu. It la admitted that the Crimaon'a
Mr ' phyulLal oondltlou and staying powers were
k mil t p.eer better, and Trainer aiuilmilors says that
-i mW ' lha u,eQ T"1 ba lD Blon bettor shnix whan ,
t mn they lino up tor the oomlne big games.
mb i 1. Xhe old saying' tliat n man who engages In
i. nt ' i; football with absolutely no lear of beiua hurt
$ Mm. j generally escapes Injury does not hold soodlin
v- mk' IT tho caara of two noted players. Ueuaullesot
T m. I ltde and Iteltur ot l'rlucun are leaileaa on
M '- ' the gridiron, yet both, aro suffering from pain- .
p mm ' I xul hurts. McllrldQ of Vale, however. Is ona
$ mm V of the many examples that oro used to prova
-J:' mfc i- 2Z-- the truth of tho aboo statement, lie has been .
, mji playing on tho Yale team two yenrs. has dona.
Pf (! ' ' aome lorrlllo Una bucklne and dangerous
k ! '. tackling, and has also takun care of all tho
BB- nTaVl ; ' punting for the Dine. Vot he has never beeni
Jf' mm I Imureu. When he was temporarily laid out In
tv the West 1'olnt game on Saturday tlio Vale
fsfi mE t coouhera ononed tlielr eyes with surpriso. i
m " 'That Is the tlrst time Mollridj has been
Vy. Wl', j, knocked out etneo joining tho rale eleven."
g. ( l ono of them, remarked, "but hu will bo up In a-
,-g S, j i' few seconds." bure enough, the big Vole lull i
Wft , back julokly jumped to his fetand nwumed
H fK " ., plur witli even more vigor than before. There
,S aW ' is a great deal In the condition of playera who
E mY J Injured. Harvard's long lists ororipples
a7 Hp . V In post years were undoubtedlr due to poor
FA IBK t training methods. Iho lock of on extended
Vf mE - '! hoaoltal list at Cambridge this year la chlelly
Ii: mi T 5 due to expert bundling and careful training, i
lai Ht is-' i Ini the games played by Yale against Harvard
IS. 'S, f' na 1'rlnceton last year not a single New
W SK t V Haven man was laid out, while Harvard and i
sL JVrlnooton had many men Injured. Tbacondl-
.VflB; tlon of the Vole warn so far this season baa
; v.. imt' V ,,00Q belotr thu average, and this Is BOid to bo
.T mm "?. the reason why so many men have been hurt.
$ ifflf V; Z The few accidents at l'rincoton are uikeu to
5 mm V y mean that tho Tigers ore being carefully
S HE h ti groomed.
-t! 9K .t i The Indians draw-so well at Cambridge that ,
J laW -j $ Immediately after the game tho Harvard man- '
A-' 6aH agers asked tho rd mou to accept the same
Maw ri ?! uate next- eeoxon. On tiumluy morning the
Hw f undergraduates showed the Indians about tho
El ,v big university, and in the altornoou the ab-
tiW. V & orutnes looked at tho various points or inter-
Wmr V eet 1 modern Athens. They Htoke In the
Hp 'Y' highest terniH ot their reception and troat-
.' H v W ment on haturday. and suid tlioy hoped to
w Um'' ' iP Dlar an annual game with tho Crimson for
$ Wml c a many yean to come.
? $' f
!BK. Camdihdoe. Oct. .11. Six of the men who
fit P .' linen up against the Carlisle Indians on Hatur-
t j day wore not In uniform to-day. Couch Forbes
Hilar S a,d that tho rest was given to them so that
Kv? y they could get Into good shape before the Btlff
t h work pnparatory to tho "Peunsy game The
HK r;-- men laid off are Wornn. Dual, llurden, Donald. .
SI r Ir Cochrane and Held. Jatrrey's hand, which was
Kf P lacerated a week ngo. Is still in poor condition I
IKy i ' aD(l 'a Ptdded to the alzo ot a baHs-ilnim st ck.
fdi I' The big fellow laid off to-day. liurnuttond U.
11 P ' Hargrnt ench plat od a hat and tioh showed I
Hf the effects orthoir lay-off. Jimmy Law
IKS'' ' rence got a chance to hud for Hullowell
Ifl ' ; at right ond, while Furley nas Played nt
IK t I' Cochrane a place at left end. The eleven first
fJIijr i i went through signals and used the new code
HIS; ' entirely. Two prnclicolmhes of ttftt-en min-
Kt i utes each then followed. The 'varsity played !
iBfJkt; , Blow hall and frequently mixed Biennis. Thor1
mW- r. i scored two touchdowns by Kendall and Uray-
mWV J ton. and tho "scrubs" ono by Lloyd. Toward I
, V f the end otsracticu Purvy Haughion came out j
f g- of the IncNiHiira with ono arm hanging limp by
tB , ills side. He had hurt Ills shoulder in the prao-
aTK 1 tire. It Is thought to-night that he will not-
mm i be able to play agnlniit " l'ennsy ' Tho necond .
Wm -. $ gamu In tho class football sorlos I etween
bTbtbb f I M? freshmen ami sonhnmoroa was played on '
M t boldlern' I'lnld this afternoon. The game was
w i flea'oly coutestel and was won by the fresh- I
fBi -v men by a score of ft to 0. In I he second hair a
mm i-J blocked kick cavo tlie freshmen the ball on tho
k . f l)Iteu-rard line, but the "sophs" held for
; donna and the ball wait punted to mldftsld.
.- ';- where it remained until tlmo was called. The
mM ". freshmen wera enthuslastlo over (heir victory.
'mi & f Nkw ITavkk, Oct ni. For tho flrst Hma this !
Ii f season the"scruis" boat the 'varsity to-day
Klif . nt tho regular practioo. It was a hollow via-
HK i' tory, however, as not a single member of tho i
fli i eleven which ranrcseiited Yalo at West Point on '
f? , .Saturday was in the 'varsity line-up. Hulllvan. I
mm 1 the'varMlty substitute, was obliged to to upon
,mmjy t tho "samba' " side to enable them to make .
,i k!JjbV (, their scare. lie kicked a goal from the thirty-
ClfaH '; yard' line. Thu practice was forty minutes I
!; .ii5 C long: without lutormlRslon. Tho 'varsity play-
:, ImMl ors were on the defensive throughout. The
if (faTaf '' ' backs were Dumon and Corwin, halves, and I
Bk , Uaahlcll fuIL It was Cnrwln's llrat appear-
E B' i. ance in three weeks. He haa been at the col- I
''i mm- cj Jegu lnflraiaiy with tonxllitla. Durston was
M mmr kUi' deolaxed rllglulo by tho facullyat noon to-day.
mtmmm' Pi;' nil Immediately joined the team. Uothheaua
fMSlBFM Ii iV Corwin wore too green to stauil lonawork and I
HM-BbtbI '$ . lell out alter ten inliiutee play. The tide of
WSiffmm; f; gradun e coochors has begun to set toward
ThW ' Vs. New Haven. It floated .Pu" .Corbln. VH:
WMvMm ' M. Laurlo Uliss. "ilJ. and John Hall. tia. ontho ,
gs mm ', i campus at noon to-dar. and will probably land
Bg? WM. , S' big Ueffelflnger. Hay Toiirpkinaand Vance Mo- '
Wp J Wmi ' ', Cormlck to-morrow. John Hall, who has been
l.M, mM , '-. handling the Carlisle lndluns. coached tho
Wb WMl - players to-day, especmlly the enda. on blocking ,
(fcS, mm. '' the advance of the backs alter a kick. De '
K uaullea's ankle Is improving, and ho exicts
mat, K i ' w etrt In the Princeton game, although he
KM., ; , will not play until then. This afternoon
IuY n ' WM announved that Charier Dudley wan
l MVi ' ' threatened with water on the knee. He will
feC WM, 5 probably not plar again this year. A special
mSK mMf X ,: talde forthe 'vamitr players wa formed nt the
B.H ' New Haven House this morning. Thetollow-
KfK' ,. Inemenwetit to It: Mcllrlde. Benjamin, Oor-
HKi l wfii. Dudley. Drown, Cullen. Do haulles. Allen.
KhBg ' , Coy. Hubbell. Hullivun. Maishall and Chamber-!
raLfaB 5i b. l'a Manager Bmlth of tho freshman eleven '
K BTsKr & haa Dnt '' "ua atla make out a formal
H'YaHnm i aeheduln for tho ueason. owing to a com pi lea-
Kt'.H I'1 i! o" wllh tna fncultr. The following games,
Hhf B ,. w however, will be played:
HIPbV' i IP ' lVav. 1. Mnahuuii Collrg. at Vale rialdi n, Wor-
Mlijmmi I" mtar AraUmr, t Worrsater: 1-', uii.rnlng came.
Ugl mML '1 V fritirtton. li-OJ, at Prlncun (ronilltioudu It),
BvK'V t Bomlnit cam. Iluvara, iwoj, at XJ Ifltld (coa-
f . mMk '; V dttiosal oo faaulty'a ooaitsU.
Kf Wm h . I PiUNcoroM. Out 31. The practioo of the TI-
V.'HBfKilU geraihUaiternoon was lengthened on to two
K.aViil u" tHenty-nilnute hnlve uinl the men wore
IKf EJK aent through the hanleat football work of the
MM mm Hf.W.s' year. 'rhe"soruha"wurtatrenirthenedup to
''KllL the limit, and they had Alex. Momtliahnd the
K, 'K'K. Hue to urge Ihoni on. In the (list half the'var-
lw HMP mlT eeored on a pretty thirty-rani end run by
mml&wi' Arres. cleverly aided by Hllletirand and Dun-
V i ITawt 5 oan through the entire second team, Wheeler
K'V'iTaB'W mled the eosL The "w.-rub's" defence waa of
K '; mmMi W n a1. rate order, and their attack strong
K Wmeti, E, enough to keep the "varsity on the run for
K B,r P lortr-flve yards back ,Rt the fluid, before
Wk iTaV.i? ''' ln?. peea .," plays. Poo hurt his
K'gtKF i k nnlcle. Crowdla his knee and Slack his
BnU ankle. AIL however, will be: fit to .play
H 1 !p in a day, or two. Belter Is put. of tho
m- Uma- f r, Kama for the rest of the Benson as bis ahoulder
Eft Kf; ' - la much more badly hurt than waa at first
W Wm t C Uiouglit, To-day Wheeler W4i moved nlo et
Ms ma ha.it wek to OJI Uelufs place ond Black played
Rfatfl , " vul,r. Kufor, the baseball captain, was on the
Mimml 'ft' r tlulil tor the llrtttlnie this season. He Is try-
bKHH1 K- Jn?.fur.l" back. . Burko, who playeil quarter
WPKI wwtlefajiielatyeralterr4 waa fti. ,
JmrnmrnrnMbLj-:,'.. ...:.. ' T... . . ..'. . -- W
-i V-
hired, wan sleoflut forthe Brst time t-day.
lie Is cainlldse for Ills old nos tlon. The
coaching squad lias been IncrvaMvl to twelvo
veterans The new arrival; Include Frank
Morvo and Dougaf. Wanl of the cliauiPlpnihlp
lU eleven, "riport" Donnelly of tho W team
I and Howard Brokaw of the "W team.
PntttCBTON. tlct. 31. -Tho Lawroneeyllle Pre
paratory School eleven Is fast rounding Into
share fortho final gJttne of the season with An
doveron Nov. 1& Bo far tlio team has lost only
one game, that wllh the Prlneetun froshmon
eleven, but II hasBlncedefenled the same team
by la to 0. The sohool eleven played Yale's
freshmen a tie. In whldl neither side scored.
Last season, forthe tlrst time since 1WU, An
dovor defeated I awrencccllle by ta to 4. Tho
Jeraer sahoolbnrs are tialnlnu faithfully to
wine off this defeat and remain their lost pres
tige. Cat't. Griggs, who IH a sou of Attorney
General Urlgg. lua picked hi team for tho
game on Nov. in. with Lqiiry at centre. Dana at
Tert guaM and tlaylord .l right guard The
school has a centre trio thitt would bo a credit
toanrroliBge team. Tho nvernM weight of
tho three men Is 10W pounds. De Witt nlars
right tnokle. The rest or the team Is made up
as follows: Left tsoklo. OllchrHt: lelt end.
Griggs: right end, Dnvls: Muarter back. For
syth: lBftalf back. Lake and Dunbart right
ha f back. hVreratid Bturges: full back, llrlcs.
Thegamer.ret to he playel ore; Nov. i.Ht.
Paul's Bchnol. at lAwrencevillo: 0. IlllI School,
nt Pottatown; la. Princeton 'vanity, at Law
. rcaoevlUo; id, Andover. at Lawnsncevllle,
The first of tho Reason's greatest games will
be played at Soldiers' Field, l.ainbrldire. on
next Unturtlay. when tho University of Penn
sylvania eleven will line upagtlnst Harvard.
If Harvurd should win. the Crimson encounter
with Yale two weeks Inter at New Haven would
be the banner event ot the year from a llosUm
standpoint, whether Yale Is victorious over
Princeton or not a week from next (Saturday.
If Old i'enn should win, ths Uarvard eleven
would lose much ot the puhllo confidence that
Is rerovod In It. Men who have seen the two
elevens eay thnt they believe tho game will be
one of theclOMest and most exciting content
ever playod by these rivals. Thoy are Inclined
to look upon Harvard's hacks as, superior to
the Qunker"'. taken as a whole, but they
are also Inclined to the belief that"Pennsy s"
rush lino may prove more scientific and also
' more aggreitivo than Harvard's. The Phila-
delphla eleven, according to these judges, has
an Invincible centre trio in Hare. Overfleld and
I McCracken. 1 bene men are veteran-., and aro
also brilliant Individual players, lloal. Burnett
and llurden. Harvard's centre men. while con
sidered aa formidable as the avernire. are not
regarded aa equal'to Uotive. Doucette nnd Hns
i keilof laat year's beam. Mills ami Donald, the
, Harvard ttiokles. a.i looked upon as capable of
standing off Goodman and On met t, while the
ends of both elevens are about equal In ability.
I Looking over the teams at units and ennsldor
Ing their training itnd playing methods. It
would seem that they, are pretty evenly
matched. Harvard will, for the first tlmo In
many years, bo able to nut heretmngeot avail
able eleven In the Held, which Is considered n
I good omen at Cambridge.
PnixADEUTOiA. Oct. 31, ronnsrlTanla teaves
1 forUontonon Wednesday even Iuk and willstip
at a suburb a few m Hoc from Cambridge There
they will stay and practice kicking nnd catch
Inir until tho day of the gnmo. The scrub team
will be present at tho game, but tho 'var-lty
will not line up against It aftor. leaving Phila
delphia. There may be a hard practice with
the scrub to-morrow nnd Wednesday, but to
day McMahnn. who appeared nt end Instead of
half back, and Outland. Oardlner. and Harrison
were the only varsity men to play, and they did
not exert themselves on tho mnddy Held.
Football Notes.
I The FtmTham 'vanity will meet tea football elenn
of Peton Hill Coll ego on ths gitdiroa en Uie Ford
ham CoUea caiapni to-dar.
Ths sophomore team of ColnraHa University de
ferred the Hteveas Init-tnta iopbomoro team In
tluboken yfatenuy by a cor of la to o.
TL rTorita A. 0. would like to hrar from ttama
avengiug I'JO pounda for Nov. 8, 20, uid 24. Ad
dreu U. P.rloy.illb Uarket treet. H w.rk. N. J.
Lixisoton, Vs., Oct. 81. Wuhlnuton and Lee
University defeated Bichmoud Cullrue bare this
afternoon in a cloaelr conteatad game of football by
aeon of n to O.
The Elrkwood Flald Club would like to play all
teauia giving aultablo guaranteaa and averanua HO
pounda. Addreu James bhea, KJriwood If. 0., 310
Kaat nuthatroet.
The Franklin A. C. of Aatorla. L. L. aTcraging 123
pounds hvve Nov. 12 and lu open for garnet & he
pUjtd on bnuia groosda. Addreaa A. Graovlllo
EYeeman. Aatorla. L. I.
The BU Dartbolomew'a aeomd team would like to
arrange- a Kama tor Thanksgiving Day wlt'i team
averacing 110 ponnda. Audreaa Fred Dammann,
Su Eut Fiirty-eecoud atreet.
The Si aiding football tram would like to plar
ttama aterarlnsi Ho pounda, out-of town teama of
fanns a amtabla iraanntea praterred. Addreas
Ihnmaa F. Uyas. 34 Wot Blxtleth atrcet.
TheOrldlron V. 0. haaafnotball team tn the field
th a rear and wonld Uke tn meet alt luiiu avrrauing
120 ponnda for Sunday and holiday uauiea. Addreaa
T. Sullivan. tTl WetBixty-fourth atreet.
Tlia BUlan faland Field Clnb would like to arrange I
pnmpa witla teama averagimt lib to 121 uouuUa. '
Hectlon and THankatdlng days aUll open. Addreaa
Kwlle de Planqiu, 100 Broadway, IXtnbaltan. j
Tbe St. Nlobolaa Foctball Club naa a few mora
oiten dates and would like Ui hear from nut-of-towxk
cluLa offexlnie aultable g larauteea and avenuanje I3U
pounds. Addreas T.J. Nolan, 1. O. box lS2.Uun- I
battati. I
T e Purftap A. C. haa a few more dates for Rugby
football, and would like to hrar from leame avenue
Inge ISO ponnile. A anltal I iruarantee will be given, j
A'liln-M Cltailea Kinney. 6 1U Central avenue. Mew- '
ait N. J.
1 ha Marlon A. C. football team a till hare a few open
datta In Kovembnr and woulil like to ctuaa aame
witli tea a averaging 12A noun la Aldreaa A.
Wrljht,ca,eof Bo. Bell T. and T. Oomiwuy, 2tf Cort- ,
landt atreet.
The Ualcom A. C football (asm wonld Uke to I
ar ange a game fur election day with any ont-of-t
wit learn within nrtv mittiof Mew ork avenuciog
18ii pounda and oherlng a guarantee. 0. Wenzel, 22
Howard atn et.
Ths Corinthian A. Ct of Tottrsvllle. avenging 145
jvnuJa. wonld like to arranxr ganiee with teama nf
alml ar weiuht for Dto.lo. 17, J4,und ill. Ualfex
poi.aea cnamnteed. Addreu Charloa Ucyera, Jr.,
Tottenvtlle. 8. 1. i
The St. Aloyalns T. U. C A. wonld Uke to arrange I
a game with aome atronir elavrn (or election day If
aultable Kimrantrslaonered They 1ho have Nov,
IS, 20 anil 3 oprn. Addreaa E. J. Sullivan, 00 Bow
ery atiect, Newark, N.J.
T) s Paulua Uonk Held Club of Jeney City baa Sot.
6 open and woi Id be plraaid to bear from out-of-town
In-. ma averagna 110 u lir, pounda who will
miaiantee half exinnrai. Addreaa T. U. Byrne. 70
Huaux atreet, Jeraay City.
Tha Junior Iron Croea team would Ilk to play
tssma averaging from 10&. to 110 pounda Teams
plarlng In Central Park. FlecUun dai and a fxw
datea in November open. Addreaa 11. Schlrmer, 121 .
Pacific avenue, Jeney City. I
The Alpine F. G. wonld like to bear from teama
avenging lis pounda for all Sundays In Novembnr.
Tbe Uneolna, If nuubi. Suburban, at. A'Uhouy'a, '
first aud arconu teama, preferred. Address W. A. Mo- ,
Andrewa. UO Cougreaa atreat.
The St. Stephen's F. D. G. of Bonth Bronklrn would
like to arrajiiio a few Saturday afteru ou and holi
day games with out-if-town teama avenicinv 145
ponnla. Addreaa 111 ward J. Atkinson, 78 Fourth
place. South Brookli n. New Tori.
The Grenadier A. C baas ftw open date, includ
luc Thankaglvlna Day, which they wonld like to UU
with teamH avenging 120 or 1.10 pi nnda. Thnav
vlnv aultable imanntee praferred. Addreaa Joaepb
Oruai, 24i2 Auutenlam avenue,
Tbe Spalding Literary Onion baa organized a
football team and would like to arrange icaroea wit h
out-of-town teama for Sunday aud holiday L'inie' l
averaice, 140 ounda. Addreaa T Ryan, Spalding
LlteraryUnlnn. 84 WeatBlitietb atreet
Tbe Glenwood A. 0. w..uld like to arrange games
with out of town clube giving aultable guarantee, on
Buudaye and bolldaya. Avenge velgbt 125 pounda. '
Gregory A. O. of Uuboken. praferred. addreaa Ed
ward Lonergan, OH Bmvine anenue, Tonkera.
T.ie Clinton Field Club of Ilarlem would like tn
book a game with an out-of-town team ooonnu a
amiable guarantee tor elei Ui n day at era t n, aver
are welgnl or team not to exoxed U5 pounda. Ad
dreaa Charles F (Void water. 10 Weal Ulilh atreet.
Tbe Corinthian Flel I Club of lloboken would be
pleaaed to arrange ganiea for tbe following dates
with taenia avi-nwina lout 125 poundai Nov. lu.
Nov. 24 iTbankatlvtugDaMand Nov.2, AildreaaW.
Hay Davta, I2ltt Waahinuma atreet. Uobukan, N. J.
The Academle football team, averaging 135
ponnda, la antioaa to arrange a few Kami a w th
aclioola and eollrt.es High HctiooL Trtiilti aud i
lierkelev preferred Addrraa Emeal Fo'tlnge, Col- I
lege of SUFnncla Xavler, 80 Weat Sixteenth atreet.
Tbe Twenty-third Street Football AeaoclaUon haa '
Nov. 6 and 12 open for aauiee out nf tuwiii alao
election and Thanksgiving days, and would like to
bear from uond teama onerlng a auitabla uuanntee.
Addreaa William U. Uta. manager, 71 John atreet. i
city.
The liberty Football Clnb baa a few Bni-daya in '
November anil optn, alao eiettion nay, and would
Uke to hear from all firat-elaa teama utrerliu ult-
able hidii' omenta and averaging a-out 140 ponnda, I
Addreaa Edward J, Waltb, JMO Weat Thlrty-elxth
street.
Tbe Standard Athletlo Clnb would Ilka to bear
from teama wtaulng to arranue uamra at their
grounda. To aaeb teams good Inducementa are
offered. Nov, 18. 20. Thaukagivlmi Day and all
Bundats In Deii-mlier open. Addrraa Standard A
a. 2128 Third avenue.
Ths Meant Temnn Ouch School eerood learn, aver.
aslou ISO ponnda, would Uke Pi plav gaiui a on Its
grminda Friday afternmins In November, Ouarantee
half aipenaea. tk bool and V. U. 0. A. teama pro.
ferred. Addreaa David Jotuiatoo, 15 South Fifth
avenue, liouul Varnon. N. T.
Th Bayeune dlgb School A. A have ornnlced a
teamandaredeairouaof amnglng vium for Hatur
daya and bolldara with teama averagluu 145 i ouuda.
Panlflo A. C Itelmonta of Brooklyn, and Oartlald
Field Club of N wark preferred, Addreaa WUItau
O'Leary. 000 Avenue D, Utyonna. N. J.
Tbe Wavertr Field CJnb. formerly th Waverly
Juniors, haa a few open dtfea, and would Uke lo
bear from teems arenf Ing 115 pounda and hairing
their own grouudai ihe Uulon A. 0. of Itlchlleld
lVark, N. J- Ua red Heart Academy, nr Pivgreaalve
A. a of Newark praferred. Address William ChrUL
205 Blith atreet
Oolnmbla will have IU flnt 'vanity football tsam
In jean neit fall. Tbleeraa decided at a meeting of
th Athletlo Uulon held on Friday nlg'it A luaaa
rnarting of the atudanu Hill aeoordlniil be bald on
nut Thiu-aday, ItlaeaUiuated that the eoat of th
fiist aaaanD will be 12.800, This Invludes (100 a
wetk for a ooaolu
Th Graeeent atamef WUluuniburg wonld Uka to
anange a game wlh aom out-of-Ujwn team averag
ing between ISO. and 115. pounda. tvbe plare I on
election day afternoon,,, Only teama that can furnlan
a aultable guarante fbd have ivheir own grounda
will be waaidared, AJdreu Koberi B. XtuiUo,
tW AlaaLe ateeat. tjifm. r
nu uoNtr, so piaar.
Box Offlre Ilecelpts of the Ttawklns-Downejr
"Go" Attached by tbe Hhertfl.
The Orenler New York A. 0. of Coney tstrtna
received another black ere last night Dal
Hawkins and Jaok Downer did not fight be
cause theSheriffattnohed the receipts to satisfy
Judgments, and 4.1XK) persons were then
treated to a disgraceful fight between Walter
Durgs of Boston and Jimmy Clare of lying
Island City. Both men violated the roles at
I will, the reforee. Tommy West apparently en
Jorlng It When, however. Clare wtv sent to
the floor In the seventh round writhing In
ogonr from a blow below the belt West wa
forced to disqualify Burge,
It was rumored ently In the evening that ths
gate receipts would be attached br three differ
ent parties Tom O'llourke. for Sharkey and
Ituhllm Martin Dowllng. because of a elatm
against Dan Creedon, who was beaten by Bon
ner not long ago, ret he got his money In spllo of
papers served by Dowllng at the time, and Bam
Fitzpatrlck on behalf of Jack Daly. It waaalso
reported thatunloRS the judgments declared lo
favor of Sharker and Ituhlln tha other day In
the City Court were settled br the olub officials
at once, the organisation would bo seized by
the Sheriff. Hawkins was a 2 to 1 favorite over
Downer, a big delegation from the Aquoduct
racetrack offerlng.these odds on his chances.
It waa said that Hawkins and Downey made It
compulsory upon tho part of the club to put up
$l.f00 aa a guarantee that they would get their
money.
In the preliminary boat Jack Van Nsach of
Toronto and "Bhorty " Ahearn of Chicago were
the principals, and they were matchod to
go twelve rounds at 133 pounds. Aleo
Brown was the referee. The Toronto man
know absolutely nothing about boxing and
was a mark, In the second round Ahearn
ninde a punching hog of Van Nauch. and as tho
latter was helpless after a knockdown, the
re eree slopped the alleged battle and declared
Ahearn the winner, in the opinion of the
sports It was a "live-dollar bout
Downer und hta seconds made their appear
ance without delay, but after roaahlng the
ring they went buck tn the dressing-rooms.
, The crowd began to hoot and hiss, for
I It was noised about that the 1,600
guarantee had not been put up and tho
lighters would not go on. Hawkins soon
made his war toward ths doors and there was
Soro kicking by the crowd. l)y thla time a
enutr Sheriff waa In charge of tbe box office
nnd the club officials notified the llghiers that
they would not put up a cent Hawkins left
the building, but remained outnlii at a
neighboring resort Downer then appeared
with his street clothes on and followed Haw
kins. It wni announced after a deluy that an
effort would be made to get Hawkins and
Downey to light for a percentage of the gate,
I as they had originally agreed to do In the artl-
I ch-s. nnd that II they refused another bout
I would be substituted. Downey finally came
back with the news that HawUns had gono
I homo. He said the bherifJ had taken away
, nearly all the money.
When the announcement was mane that
Durgo ami CLiro would be put on as eubstl
tutes the Indignation ot the crowd broke loose.
There were boots nnd hisses, together
with cries of "skin," "robbery. money
back" and fake." But there was no re
dress, liurgo and Clare agreed to Ojiht
twenty-five rounds at catchwelshts. Tho
. former was heavier by ten, pounda. Tommy
Weit was referee. It waseald that these Ught
crs were splitting S2UU Burgo was warned in
. the Urst round for roughing. Clare received
some hard bodv blows In the second, al
though he outhoxed and outpointed the
Boston Ian. Burgo was knocked nown in
the third, but nt that he forced most
or the fighting. Clnre worked his left bo well In
the fourth that Burgo's noso begun to bleed.
The Boston man was twice warned for hitting
I in cllnahe. Tho crowd hissed him. but the ref
eree only laughed. Clare used his elbow across
Burgo'a lace in the tilth, and the latter roughed
him to the ropex. liurgo did more rough-
I Ing in the seventh, and Clare did mora elbow
' work, llurco then lost his temper, and did
everything except blto He punched Clare be
low the belt, and the latter fell to the floor In
agony. The crowd was In on uproar. Tho
referee disqualified llurco and declared tho
bout in Clare' tavor. It was a disgrucelul
EieceofbUHi' and llurco was denounced
y iho era- i waa hooted all tho way to
the dressl u
Ch alp of the Ring.
Feter Maher has been matched to box Oeorg God
frey at Uoatou thla week lu a llmltid round boat
I Charley Rtrorc and Frank Chlldn have been
match d to meet at Ohicagoon next Saturday night
In a Umlted-round bout
It was aald yeeterday that Billy Madden and Tom
my White have had a fallmc out and that White will
I make his own matches In thu future.
' Blchard Flyrn. New York. They fought for a
Eutau of (4,iH)Oat Troy on March SI, imii. Je-s
unn waa refen. Dixrn won in twenty-two rounds.
Mike Ilauaer of Bayunne, who waa knocked out
recently by Walter Uurvo, would Uke to b'l either
Larry Becker, Jim McKeever, or any other good
128-pounder.
Tho contemplated twenty-round bout between Oua
Ttuhlin and Joe cboj naki haa been shortened to aix
rounda in I the palrvill meet at Philadelphia on
next Friday nlitbt
Dan Dotuherty, the Philadelphia bantam, who
are be fotubt two dnwa with Steve Flannacan.
wants to meet Casper Leon. A local club h ta prjxn
laud to arrange a " go " between the two lad.
Jerry Marshall nf Australia a matched reater
day to meet Bull Needh-un of St. Paul In a ten round
bout at the Lenox Adou nst Friday night. Joe
Gans and Ell M.'PnrtUud U1 Bgurs ut a twenty-Uve-ruuud
"uo" on tbe same night
Another Iwxor wouhl like to face Terry UoGovern
of ti o.kljn II lly Mmlthof Philadelphia is ihe lad,
and lie l i ea ly t v in e Terry at 1 15 pounda. Should
MuGovern refue. Smith atatea that Tim Callahac,
Geon Muuiou, or Jimmy Uoae will do.
An effort waa made yeaterday to havs tho contest
between Geoige Dixon and Over Gaidnei. sited,
tiled to tike place ut Cluvelaud on Nov. 24 tnus
f tn ed to the Lenox A. 0 Pa d SulUvan. Gardner'a
uumtKeT. thinks the to it between ths two men
would be a muih better attraction her.
Golf.
Flushtno. OeL 31, Walter J. Travis again
woo the championship of the Oakland Golf
Club, which was played on Saturday and res
terdar. Six competed In the conaolntlon con
tot which was won by L D Ireland In tho
qualifying round Travis made ths best score,
01, but he was pushed closely br Little John,
who made tho rounds In one more. The con
ditions tor ths club championship were that
the tlrst eight wore to qualify, and In the con
eolation event onlr four competed at match
plar. The scores In the preliminary round for
tho championship follows
Finl Heami
. . . Usenet ttunL total.
Walter J. Travis .... 40 48 01
It M Lttlujohn , 4d 4IS 1)2
Aitunr laybir..,. .....47 61 S8
A. W. Uosauer 48 60 08
11. M, Alexander 53 41) lot
II. L. Hiker 51 64 105
It H K. Elliot 62 84 108
L. C K ble. ., 50 CO 100
W. O. BirnemeU 83 e-4 107
A V. JUinemeU 55 M 107
0. L. UhUr.... 58 80 108
1. D Ireland , 60 B8 108
M, M. Oialiam........ 411 eo 108
II. M. Pophsm 58 58 111
T.frvln. 58 57 112
J, IX. 1 trior. 05 eg iaj
In the .qualltylne round for the Consolation
Cup Urahum und Tnjlor handed lu the same
canlsaB In (ho prHlliulnarr round for the olub
champioushlp. The other Mores wuro t
Ftrtt Sutnd
i2eund. itaund. TUoi
II, M. Popham 50 61 101
0. L. Upahur,.., 62 SI 108
1. 1) Ii eland 50 0(1 lor)
T. Irvlu 8ii 08 18J
In the first round of the club championship
Travis hud little trouble lu disposing of young
ltiker, beating hi in by 4 up and I to play. Two
close niniehes were mured in this round. Elliot
just mauaglnu to beat Alexander br 1 up. In
the Embrue-lto-wlter match ttwewuecetuiurr to
pl.ir nineteen holes to determine the winner.
The latter won the extra hole with strokes
to his opponent s ft. Llttlejohn beat A. Taylor
brliupund I to play. Tho seinl-nunls wore
not ho oloHcly contOHtoit. LI I lot was paired with
lloxslter and won by H up nnd U tn pUr Travis
won from Llttlejohn br the same fcore, El
liot, although lie had pluyed grnnd golf in the
two formor contests, was forced to succumb to
Trnviwlu the tluala. The champion wou byt)
upuud5to plar.
In the Couaolatinn Cup contest only two
rounds were played, leaving U U. Popham and
1. D. Ireland In the final. Ireland won by 3 up
and 'J to plar. Summaries:
Club Champlonabiiv-Flrat ronad FJUot bait
Aletander by I up 1 tot l tar I eat t4nbiv by 1 up,
I u botua: Travla b.u lUker by 4 np and 8 to play)
Llttlejohn beat A. I a 1 ir by 8 up and 1 to play,
Beiui-Flual Elliot bit Uoaaiter by H up ami to
plan Tnrls btwi Littlslohi by 8 upend r. to play,
Final-Travla bi Klliot by 8 up aud 6 U play,
Co isolation Cup First round Pupbam beat
Graham bj a up and 2 to playi IraUnd beat Dpabur
by 4 up and 8 lo play.
Final Ireland beat Fopbam by 8 np and 2 to play,
A special prlae waa offered to the winner of a
match between tho loners In thu setni-lluala of
the championship contest. Llttlejohn and
llossltor were the competitors, the former
winning br 2 up. The winners In the cham
pionship and cooaolatlou events received sliver
cupa. anil the runuer-up la the ohamplonehlp
col a medal.
New QATSit. Oat 3L Tho Hew Haven Golf
Club tournament closed to-day. The Anal
match was between E. 11. Byers and O, M. Hud
son. Brers won br2, up. In the fournomea 8.J,
Vurry unda. LewldofcatodE.a, Uronnon and
IV. L. Phelps by 2 up In the laat match. The
tournament was auoceaoful In Its attendance
and high quality of play, although the first field
under Ui olub e auielcpa slaof rtorgajiiiatlon.
ll!!!.!llly!j&.'.trYl-t(-J'-dNN.?- TejjeWau.. .fl,
MAUER AGAIN IN FORM.
nu z.AKna thrkb tusNKtia nv aooD
BTTUC AT AtQVBDUCT.
Swlftmns, at Llhernl Odds, Cnptvires the
Daitdlenp Tor All Age-Tillage rrido
and Ncvsey Alao Win for the Tnlent
Knocked OO a Fnvnrlte ny the Darrler.
Favorites cot away with three races eut ot
tho six run at Aqueduct yesterday, and follow
era of first choloes braced up conslderahlr. The
Maherltes also shared In the cheerful turn ct
affairs, as Danny piloted three flrnUnnd a see
ond In five attempt. Btlll the looks held their
own, as they rnked In a lot ol money on Knight
of tho Oarter, Oreatland and Imitation, the un
successful favorlloa. It was an Ideal autumn
afternoon, and another large crowd patronized
the sport
The day opened tusplelnnslr for the pion
eers, as Maher brought Village Pride home
three- lengths In front. He followed his hand
with a clever one-lenuth win on Banquo IL
after a hot atern chose. Continental slipped
his field after fla-fall and had his opponents
guessing for six furlongs. Then he relin
quished his commanding lead and dropped out
or the ooPteat Estara made a bold bid for the
honors and beat Free Lnnco a head for tho
place. Bwirtman ruled a lukewarm favqrlte.for
the dash out of the chute, but he had llttlo dim
oultr In Bearing .a two-length victory over the
two-year-ohl Diminutive and eoven others.
Hare Perfume beat the good thing, tlrentland.
by a nock lo tho fourth race. Lepldaeeemed
to liave third honors secure, but show
mnner" went to Handcuff bra hesd.
Meddler's useful son. Nosey, polished jff hta
Tour rivals lu tlie three-year-old race, fifth on
the card, tho three contender getting home at
Intervals of a length and a half. The last event
resulted In a hill-length rlcbirr for Dr. Wlth
row. whoenme like a cyclone from the rear and
outian Bocky Hoi;o and Hardr 0. Imitation
went to the pot favorite, but his jockey, Oar
r gan, was caitktht end thrown by the barrier
as the llac tlroppe I. The colt ran awar. and
tho boy limped bnck to tho paddock badly
shaken up. Uumtgnry:
rtvtBT mcs.
Belling; for maiden leo-reer-oldil (400 added, of
which s,o to second and 'M to Ihlrdi allowanres;
five fn-loncai . ,
IL W. Wsl.len A Bon's b. f. Village Pride, by Oalor
-PildeofTbe Village. lOT(Mahsr) ..... .., 1
j. MoLauahUn'a eu f. Jtlaa Order. 101 tqawaon). 3
0. Gam's br. f. Lady Dora, to J (CU'tnlnuhem) ...8
Exit. 8t 8 phU. IjuIj E lie, Oouuuu, Crown, FU
lola, Aiuonta aid D.ra also nn.
Time, 1 103.
Bett'ng-Two to 1 airdn-t Village Pride, 8 to 1
lllis Order, 8(1 to Lady lira. 12 to I Cxit 40 to 1
BL BophU, b to 2 La 'y Kiite, 40 to 1 OHjulaa, el to 1
Crown, 2U to 1 Fall. U loo to I AmotluvlOtol Diva.
BEOOND 8A0B.
SeUImn for three-y ear-olds and upward 1 8400 add.
ed.of which t;o to aecond aud 880 to third; allow
ancea; one mile and a furlong;
F. J. Mllea's eh. c Uan.ino IU, 4. by Pints of Pen-
ranee Thrifty. l02iUJhr .," 1
J. O. Oidnn'a b. c li-taca. 4, lOrl IB. Martini........ 2
J. V B wh' ch. c. Freetjuire. 4. 1 10 CDoggott). .8
Rnluht of the Oarter. Oontiuental. Tanla, Myth,
Talisman and Charairraee also nn.
Time, l5. , . .
Betting Flv to 1 against Itanejno II.. 4 to 1 Ea
taca, l6to I Free Lance, 2 to I Kulgbt of the Garter,
V to 2 Continental, 1 00 to 1 Tanla, 80 to 1 Myth, 100
to 1 Talisman, 8 to 1 Charagraoe.
Tnmn dace.
rjandlrap; for all axes; $500 added, of whlo h 870
to e. oud and $8o to th rdi about eoven furlong
Deimel a Farr.lla b e. Swirtmss. B. by Cantlle-
mis N UHwlfi, i22iTuiuiri 1
J. McLaughl n a b, t. D n Ini tire. 2. 105 iriawion). 3
Mackay M Cue's b, f. liar el la, 8, 10 (Spenrar) a
ha i (era, Be aa'lonal. Swamp Angtl. lakanaase.
Dan B ce and S.ia i.-eat aln ran.
Time. 1:20 I 6.
Be-tin c Eleven lo 6 agtlnst Swtftmas, to to 1
Diminutive, 12 t 1 BerdelTa, 8 to I Sandera, 12 io 1
Senaat unal, M lo 2 Swamp Aouel.40 to 1 Taluoaasee.
6 to 1 Dan Bice. BU to 1 Stnaieat
rouirrn uace.
Selllnir: for two yeaiuilda; 8400 aided, of which
870 to second and J0 to third) allowance; fli and
a half fuilonaai
Q. u. Mens a b.o. Taw Feirfnme.be nia dlghnesa
or Luilwlg Early Bl ea Hi. H 8 (Miliar) 1
M. F, DwyLach.c. iratland, I On (Turner) 2
W.r. Smith's hr. o. Hnndu.r. I0J (Martin) 8
Col. Tdiny, Anagnn. Leidda, Camotop, Parker
Bruce and Somen also ran.
Time, l:Ofl.
Betting Nine to 2 atralntt Bare Perfarae. even
money Orralland. 5 to I Hand. no. 8 to I Col. Tenor,
7 to 1 Araran, no to I Lenlda. 100 to 1 Oamotop, 60
to 1 Itrksr Br job. 80 to I Somen;
Finn DACit. ,
BeUlng: forthree-yeaiMdda; $400 added, of which
7n tn eecond and $30 to third; allowances; one mile
and frty yards
P. S. P Rand-lph'e b. o. Nnaey, by Meddler Zioka.
10 l (CI n son 1
W, a Daly's b. f. Bona Dei. 9 (Man r) 3
M. Mlndin'a b. t. Ilnby Lips, f.n (Moody) 3
Prince Ankland and Olonolne alsq l an.
Time. t:4fl.
E-ttine Fix to 6 avalnst Nosey, 7 to 2 Bona Dea,
: to l ltuby Lips. BO to 1 Prime Aukland. 20 to 1
Olonolne.
HUTU ItACB.
For maidens of all ages: $400 added, of which $70
to aerond and $J0 to third; special Heights, sex
all iwanc( a. ono mile:
Charles Gorman's br. a. Dr. Wltbrow, 3. by Candle
mas Lit n!a, 107 (Turner) 1
F. Oebhard'srh f. Becky Rolfe. 4, 107 Olawaon).. 3
N J. Jr arson's b. g. Hardy 0.. ft, 107 (Oarilgini. 3
Btaln. Pl-ate M.. Oamn Boy, Imitation, liappy
Knack and B.ayaull alao ion.
Time, H45 1-5.
BettingSix to I aalnt Dr. Wlthrow, 7 to J Becky
Br lfe, 4 to I lardy 0 . 30 to I Slain. 4 to 1 Pirate IU
loo to 1 Game Uoy, 2 to I ImiUUou, 80 to 1 Uappy
Knack. 200 tn 1 StaysalL
The entries for to-day's races tiro aa follows:
Flrrl Rare For three-year-olda and upward; aell
Ing: live tarluns:
ItefUlitir. lO-t'Bnfllnon 105
Bnnoi:ate 106 Calenl tlon 102
O.iarley uoae 10.1 'la p n 102
Tluue lor. Ladj Diadaln ....102
Athy. inn ftlluli 102
llarry Peed 101 Town Topics V4
Second Haee For maidens two yean old; sellings
live furlonuii
Improvident ..104.IIoMu) P8
Sir Christopher... 104 Little Jeas U5
KosUletskri..... 101 Al Heevea..... us
Our Annie. B8 Curbstone , us
Im-andesoent lie Cavalleria. U2
impartial V8 Fray 87
Third Eace For three-yur-olda which have not
won $uoo In 18ua; on mile .tnd forty yardai
Gala Day llrt Nlk-Ker Baby Ill
niarnej atone. 118 Wl tailing Con in
Danfnrth Ill Iluby Lip 108
Flax Spinner ill
Fourth Biro For two-yeaiold handicap! nv
and a half rurlongsi
King Bartaycors 120 Ttuaher ...104
LadyLn car lm Illlue lo'l
Opt. Sgabee 118 TheUanlner. 100
Prints of Walea UJilrrui ... U7
Tynhrna..... llo.riilralroni ua
Fedaral lOAlLxit vu
Firth lUoe For all sea which hav not won alao
Bept It oacnule;
Don deOro..... lift Ml'i ah 121
Stray Slev .128 Koki Mi loo
Brighton. 123 Klug uarleycom. 100
Ben Eder 121 Pure Perfume loo
Dalgntti 123 Exception. 07
With Bace For three-year-olda and upward; en
mil and forty yanhu
Anrellan .....'.lOS'Adaxna 00
Gov. B.ida Q8 Bexly Bolfe po
llardjO...... lou BaaUon. ou
rtaring at Lntonla.
OmotrntATi, Oct 81. The weather wa cold, with
rain tbieatcnlnu to-day. Int a good rard and fres
gates for women drew a large attndan eat Lutoula.
One favorite, one a, i en I chulce. and tjoee ontalden
won. Mai-uia S. the favorite In the llrat race at 2 to
l.tudLadr Roller, 8t I in tbe nfth, wera left at
tbeptat Wbi'e th bora were at the post for the
slitfi la. Eldehe, H to 5. the fa on t. .mads a false
breokand the rubber barri r cauitl t Joekiy Knight
uuder the akin and thrvw lljm ui dr her feet. II
was not bait aeroiuly. but Jcke FnS' waa put up
la his place,, Tb a aome further d day and th
I race, wi a theai in stpoutd until to morrow at 1,80 P,
M., th bal to staud. Summary: . .
First lUce-fili fiiitongo-Cruaadar, 107 (Dimn),
B to I, won: Dr. Pitta, 107 (Crowhun-t), 4 In 1, auc.
ond; Slddabia, 100 (Boulhardi, 6 to 2, third. Tim,
lilt!. e
Booond Bace Five and a half rnrlnpge-Ed Tip
ton. inoiKuliihti. 8 to I, wen; Banly Pardee, 107
(Taylor), 4 to 5, aeennd. lied Pinto, 113 (MaOiswa).
8. I. third. Tims, III IM.
Third ltu e On uiUe-K. B. Back. 100 (Taylor). 8
to I. won; Oan I He 'Em. ronFroat), 10 to I. sec
ond; Lena My en, 102 iCxowhurst), 4 to I, third.
Tim. l:d.
Fouith Itace On mile Poranm. 108 (Conlryi, 2
lo I, won: El 1" Iirsmb. inntM thews). 5 to 1, sec
ond; Lonsg, U7 (Fro t). 12 to I, t'drd. Time. 471L'
Fifth Ita Ftoandn half furl nca Prtmaivera,
1(11 iCrowbunt). 8 to 1. won: ft banken. IOI (Q.
Thompson), in to n, second; ttouchen. 110 (Math
ewa), even, third. Time, HUM.
The TTInnere at I.alcealde.
Cntoann. Oct 81. V'sey woa again to-dar at Lake.
eld, ahowing that he I a good horse under lair
sh.lt. Uis toi aiuaUto earrj tb w, Utht.nleen
him by Eastei n b.iadlcappi ". Th trass was gdod
and a tar crowd attended the 'ar. Hnmn aryi '
First ruc-HU furlong Maatar Bnek, loo (Me
Nlollei, 10 tn 1, won; Banish, 100 Uloldtm, H to 1,
second; bailer, 113 (Boras). 6 to I, third. Time,
Second Rue On mile Count F(UJo, 10.1 (Hnlher
sall , 80 to I. went M lau e. luti iBorrjai, a fc 1,
ae nnd; Surmount kP t.Nutt). 10 to 1, third. Tim,
1148-
T.tiidtuve 8Ufurlan(o-W.aT 111 (Oaywoodi,
7 to 10. wont TtanlaV 107 (Bio), 7 to 8. sooondi
Bishop Beet), 110 (Lyuehl. 8 to 1. Uifrd. Time, liln.
Fouith Bare Oae and. one-eighth miles-Usty.
112 Uhirt.). 10 1) 8, w .a: The Deed- K'8 iIIcUenl.4
to 1, tecond: Storm Eisgv 110 tlTll&U. 0 to I. third,
Tl'e, li'oTJ.
Fifth Bsoe Four and a half furlongs Fran Ball.
tau (Bloaa), 3 to 6, eon: B -'y. Boy, 108 (Beaton), 8
1, aerood; Andea, 118 (UjMou), 8 to 1, third.
Time. 0:' a, ....
Sixth lUrt-PtWen and a half fnrlano Ilea Favor,
lot (Lynch), 814 to I, won Inconstancy. 104 KlUs),
0 to 1, seeond; Julia BAwL 104 (Bhepherd) 10 to 1.
third. Tlma,li86i.
Baakettiall.
In a faat and exrliinggame the WaahlngtonllelghU
T. M. C. A.baaketball teysm defeat ad th Wealt hsatcr
County Wbtaluiau of Meant Vara m at th farmer's
araaaaatiaea iaiti a of 9 teat.
noiruxG,
Colnmblas Tf In Two Oames and the Glon
dnlns Niialnln aa llnny Defeat.
Tsro vlrtorie f or th Colombia and on victory
for UitSparuu was th result in th American na
tional tournament aerlea last night Th aortal
rtaar nattc
Oolnmbla Drew, Iit3 Derdan, 140; Ernest 187
Bnipby, mm ltoche,214. Tout POv.
. Spartan Thnm. IP7; Onulon, 147; Ooldiralth,
18B Malar, 172; Behllllng, 184. ToUl,8.
StOOirD OAME.
Spartan Thnm, IKi Coulon. 201 1 Ooldimith.
164. Maier. iwii rlrhllllng. 172. Ttal, 8t)1
tilenlale-Bobwager, li Koeihtlng, 162; Oalrln,
142; Oroellug. 170; It FuLhs, 108. Total, 8411.
Tnmn naire.
04nmb1a Drew, tnSt Derrisn, I88 Ernest IPC)
Bmiiliy, 14i ipwbe, 17u Total, s7.
Olenlale etoliwairer, ttu; Rowihllng. 147; Oalvln,
IBS; Oroellng. 16V B. Fncha, I6W, Ti.UU 778.
Th atar five of iho Corinthian Bowling Clnb, who
atylsd tbamselve "the onnd team," mlld th
Orth highest soon In lb Amad head-pin tonrmv
mtnt at Prerok'a allays last night. Th aooresi
Orove Hill No.l-Pnta nil EoVeteln. Hi; Mayer,
lOli Bobltzek. 75; Wlcirend, 81, Toial. 427,
Orove IIIU No 2-ValUr, cl Ouh. 2 J. BlahL
68; Volt f.4. Tisjal. Sit.l.
nmve Hill Mi B-JDlbti6i F.lmmennan, l
Orohuian, 78, tlahn. 55; U Hlehl. An, Tot-d. 234.
Oonuililau No. I Dans, 86i Ileln. 85; Bleck, 68;
Thereohn, 71; T.Walter. (54, ToUL 270.
. Ourtntblan Nu. 2-H. VValter. 8 Hi llolden, OH; Wal
ler, 71; Scbaeffer, S3; MaoLrllan, 108. Total. 458.
In both United Dowllng Oliths. asctlon 1, games.
In whhh th Palatlnsa contested taat ni.hl at Thnm
A Kahl-dorf a Uatlam alley. Sohwager led hla team,
a coring 388 and lua. Ths eooieei
rtiurr nixix.
Oyclone Johansmeysr. 14(i Miller, 1 Sit Oerktn,
IP.4, LBsu I2wi a BoettJ.r 1(2. Totd,727.
Drender-Mlrr, I77i B nitld, t'12; Wottar
auar, lauj Beyer, 185; dshneble, Itfl. Total. 744.
SKOOMD OAKB.
Cyclone 7obumryr, 147; Miller, 120: Oerken,
180. Le Beau. 185; a Uoettler. Ihs. Total, 723.
PalaUue Schwacer, 23.lt Jnnoa, 181; Elttloka,
128j Thompson, 1U8 Olbaon, 143. Total, 863.
THtJin oauc
Defender Meier, 1841 Bclarnfeld. UTl Tfetter-a'-r,
tnSi IJ,er. 122 Srhnebler. 167. Total, 788.
P-iUtne bohwg-r. IPS: Jnue, I8U; E.tni.ks,108(
Thump.on. lot); (JiUon. 105, Total, 878.
Laat nlghf game at th Tennla Olub alleys oom
plated th lint round of gatuea hi the New York
Uoyal Arcanum Leatiue tourmuuant Thaseorceu
rtatr eajiB.
. Lenox Connrll-Oarter, I4U; Fallon, 101; tlosr
land, 14U Bell, tun I CovperthKaite, 1B0. Total.
Ogden Oounril Freeh. 120) Smith, 188; Bhar
mau. 1U8 Murray, U2 Keller, 181. Total, 816.
exuoxo oaHat,
Ogden Ooundl Freob. IIP; Snilth103; Sbenaaa,
P4:Uurrai, I4.i: Keller. 128. Total, BVO.
liar Is ui Cuaiioll-IJnden, 214; Oowles. 18H Man
beun. ltui Deidartok. IW5 Wymau, let Total. 841.
TBtan OiMi.
Lenox Council Carter. 187; Fallon. 1B7 Uowland,
161; llell, 14m Cowpertliwalt. I tlH. ToUl, 822.
Ilarlem OjuiicII Lindau. 1 71 1 Oowlea, 157: M.n
baiiu, loli Peldorick. 1U2 Wman, iwl. Total, oOX.
Fern and Alert Councils but night met their Brst
detest In th Brookl) b Bayal Aruanu ji tournament
Fyrt Qreon Council wou two games. Ths aooresi
rinsr oaux.
Fort Green OoumJl-Buuw, 151; Adams, 1471
Diehl. lno; BJirer. 122: llutt, 168. Total, 748,
Fcru Cuuuul-lWuuett 120, Thorn, 180: Trim
mer. 168; Miller, 162; K.tcueiu. 170. ToUU. 780.
axoosD UAHK.
Fern Council Bennett 1HU; Thorn. 118; Trim
mer, 170; Miller, lew. Keteham. 148. Tout 74W.
Alert OouuiU-Uiddmlt 136; Wood, lud, Wright
lit); Fiero, 180; uawklua, 127. ToUU, 724.
THUD OAKS.
Alert Oouneil-fllddall. 148; Wood, 197) Wright
120; elrru, 128; iiawklue, 144. ToUl. 735.
Fort Ureeus Council buow, 171: Adams, 178)
Diehl. WW Uoger, 17) Uuu, 188. Total, 8U6.
Th Metropolitana laat eight disposed of two
trong teams In ths Oamithen national tournament
of Brooklyn, besides adding a number of points to
their hlgh-acor record. Th score!
rtatr oauc
Metropolitan Meyer, 126 Starr, 181; Whittlesey.
184; Fiahxr, JIM, Leuly. I7u. foUt 887.
FldeUa-Koater, l&J; Paulson. 101; Gardes, 167;
Focus, lol; Amaiin. 1 72, Tout 828.
sxrxnrn oasts.
Fidelia Eoater, 18. Paulaon, 188) Osrdea. IBS;
Foeue. Uu; Araanu, I.U. Total, 880.
Orienial Clinch, 188; Nile-, 1IM: Botharm!, 1811
Bvhulx, lew; utoln, 188, Total, bio.
Turao OAKS.
Oriental Clinch, 178. Nllea, 202i nothermel. 144;
BchuU, imi. 8t.n, IIP. Total. 7 na.
MotrupoliUu il sr, lw4; surr, 207: Whlttleaar.
lbli Flahcr, 18J; teuly, 181. Tout U46.
Th champion Orients played their tint gam laat
nUhttu th pnlmlnary tournament of the Long '
land AssoiiaUuu of Cycling Club at th Palace
all 7, and tbelr avenso will easily land them In
class A. Th aooreai
nzrr oaks. '
Orient Wheelmen MiilUus. 120: Miller, le; Mol
ler, 143, McMniy. IB.i. Ment 20(1. Tout x3(t.
1'i.n e Wbevlmcn-Abbey, I .In. Sack, ua; Schaum.
124; Buaaet 88; (Jlaik. 105. ToUi.664.
SZOOMP OSKE,
Orient Wheelmen Mu litis. 174; Miller, 167; Hol
ler. 1H4: MiElroy, 02; Moht, tut: Tou.1, 68.
Pierce VVbuelmtn-Abbey, ItSjUack, lul;Bchaum.
1(1.1; Busaet loa; Olari. 102. Total, 018.
TUIBD OAKS.
Orient Wheelmen Mullina, 148; Millar, 188i
Moller, 148, M.Er.y, 148. Meht 228. Toial. tuu. ,
litne Wheelm. u AbUy. 14B, tiak,83; Schaum.
llbiltussul. UHlPJirk. la. TolaL 6M7.
Tha Palace team defeated the Bnahwicka by on
point lu tho (list asm of th Arlluuton National
tournammt of Brooklyn last night. In the third
gam PaUce had th le t of th Eagl team by
nearly too point. Th score:
nasT oaks.
Palace Johnson, IHPi Klum. 108; Potter, 170:
Jack in, 17( ; Lougheed. I Ml. Total. 807.
Busbwluk Woersu. r, 14i; J(.hanns, 147; Lem
back. 141; Miller, 17, i Twicdy, 1VW. Total, 808.
SXOOMO oaus.
Bnahwtek Woeasner, IIP; Johanna, IRSi Lem
bah, 147: Miller, I4J; Twlddy.147. ToUl. 784.
Eagle MoCalmont KH; koung, lit); Cury. 141
Lang, inn Baum. 1U0. Total. 7liu.
Tniao oakx.
Eagle-McCalmont 16U; T. Bit, 143; Oory, 111 I
Lano, ,02; BsU ii, 108. lotsl, n77.
I'alii.e Johns (U. 188: Klum. 167: FotUr, 15Bi
Jaclaou. 163; Lougheed. 140. Tutat 778.
The games In th Brooklyn National tournament
laat night resulted aa f olluwa:
near oaks.
Annex A. Heifer, I88 Theisen. 181: Doercaph.
184: Oook, 188; 0. Kelfer, 178. Tout 707,
Premier K. Mathele. 148: A. Mathel. 168: Bar
nst 141) Bohanr, lti7; Sobulu, 106. Total,773.
XOOND OAKS.
Premier E. Mathele, I7ui A. Matheli, 15(1: Bar
net, 126; B-harfl, loB, B- hnltz. 1P2. Total, 7x8.
WUldo-J. Uumniel, 11. ll BotLsroeiK, 147; IT.
nummeJ, 174; Ualt 1841 Wahle, 187. Total, 838.
m tan uakb.
WUldo-J. Hummel. IBM; Bntherberg, 184; Tf.
Hummel, 178: Oilt. 210, W.hls. 177. Total, bu8.
Annex A. Kelfer, 177: Theison, 17Ui Doerzaph.
louj Oook, 166: aa.ellr. 204. Total, 877.
Bowling ilame To-Nlght.
Amerlean National Tournament Metropolitan.
Bleetker and Lotua. at th Oermsnla Aaasmbly
Booms alley.
Vorkviiie League Tournament BoyaA, Premier No.
land Oerell. at th Village (Tub alluj a.
BankOlerk League Tournament Marbanlo and
Traders' National liank. Seaboard National Bank and
Mount Morris Bank, at Held a alle) s.
United BowIIiik t Inns Touruament Section No, 1
Ceanon. Crctial and Uornlugslde, at Thum 4i
Kahtdorra llailem allers.
Anad liesd 11 n Tournament Brnah Etectrio.
Equal No. 1, Eiiual No 2, O. r 0. No. 1, 0. V, O, No.
3 and 01 No. i, at lb AKad aliejs.
Fin Insunnre League Tournament Livarpool and
London aud Oloie Fire lusunuo Conii any, Lan
cashire Fire lusurauc Coupsnr and PsUtln ktr
Insunnee Ooupany, at Ueld's alley.
Bnioklrn Boyal Areanum Leagn Tournament
East New York Count 11, Leusris Council and Hush
wkk Council, st Inuunrtalli) a.
Carrnthers National Tournanient Proaperity, Pin
Knlgbt and Mauhatian, at the Elephant Club alley.
Greater New Yolk Tournament 1 Iran-, Monarch
nd On bald, at the Brookl) li Palace alliye.
llrooklyn Boys Alisnnm Leauu Bub-Tonnia-mem-Bsdrord.
loimcll. Fulton CoiBud tndPr.o
Couurll, at th Arlibgtiin Hell a leys.
Casino Toiirnsiiieiu-Ui nswli k No. 1, Oriental a. O.
and Cyclone, at Stni k'a alley.
Twentyixtli Ward Tournament Oltnmore, 31
moat and Parkway, at J. liailar'a allay a,
Ilowllng Note,
n. B. Both playen should bowl at th aam time.
The Arl mttnu Oiuh ha nabrnad from th Brook.
lyu natioual tournament.
ThaOalauiilj Buwiius Job of TorkvUl baa reor
ganised for th eava and elected tb following
officers: William a slulker, Prealdenti E.O Dan
nett Vtca-Prealdsuti E. Uwlft, Bortary U. Uofe,
Treuunr; U. Lehinann. Captain.
Interaeholastle Obess Auoelatlon's Tonrna
meat A meeting of th Haw Tort IntanchoUiUa Cheu
Association wa held at Oolnmbla Onuuniar School
yesterday afurnooa. ApnUustlnna to ooutest In ths
third annual champlnaehip tournament which will
begin th first week lu nsit February, were received
from De La Ball Instltut. Danilltoa loaUtoU, Cat
lsr'Shot Biohs Befool and Columbia Orammar
BcJjooL It was eii. ted that eommuul atloua would
bv noelvd from Berkeley, iVoodbridt and Msdlaon
acbools. bat as they were not rtprt uted at lb
utstlng Chalru an Murphy laid ta mater of acting
upon appUi atloua over until nit week. Aa sffort
wlU b made to have e'gbt achools reumented In
tha touroa utnt It baa bean de ldd that two boy
abould make th team from eh boot and that
th schedule be eo arranged that two gam
ahosUd be played betwtaaj auu schont Tb first Half
of tb tourney will be dteulnd at De L ball Inatl
tuto and tha second half at Ojlamola Grammar
SrhnoL Dr..Mooro of Oolambut araoaur will be
ICixesrv,
wiiiatisoai.n.. .aifcaiW way -, - r JsW1
AiTira OF TUB nilBBLUBS.
Between O.fOO and 4,000 nl.lsrs Turn Out
In the Jubilee rnrade.
Between 3.000 nnd 4.000 oyollfts rode up
Fifth avenue last night In parade order from
Washington Boiinre to 120th street Along: th
route from the starting point to Forty-second
street the sidewalks were solidly packed with
spectators, who had stood In the cold nlrfor
hours to domonstrato their enthusiasm ovor
wheeling. Although the parade fell below the
standard that has boon set for such affairs
In tho olty, theorotfd'oheerod every Interest
ing; foaturo. The event was what Its promo
tors, a few enthusiastic clubmen, called the
"Wheolmen's Jubilee Parade." It was an Il
luminated procession, each rider bolnrx re
quired to carry nt least two lamp. More than
100 clubs from Creator Now York and
New Jersor participated, although aomo
of tho lareest and boat-known organ I
rations, auoh as the Century Wheel
men, lllversldn Wheelmen and Harlem Wheel
men, rfore conspicuously nb-tont As a spocta
cle the parade was captivating, prlmarllr bo-
, causo of the many lanterns carrlod by riders,
and otherwise because of tho expres
sion of original Idoss tn dross and, doo
oratlon. The largor clubs for tho most
part contented thcmsolvoa with wearing
a red, white and blue ribbon over ono
shoulder, fastening: at the side, but thoro wore
clubs by tho down that turnod out with wheels
handsomely decorated nnd the rldorsln fnnoy
dress. Thoro wera tho usual flowns and
columbines, ballet dancem. Indians, tramps,
minstrels and nondescript make-ups. Uncle
Bam was thoro with the Misses 1'hlllpplno
nnd Cuba LIbro, and behind them In com
pany rode Mephlstopheli'S and Marnuorito.
Tbe Firemen's Club made a hit with a Ore pa
trol or ambulance wagon propelled by four
riders, that waa not only pluurcsriuo, but
practicable. Every one lookod for tho Women
Hough Itlders, but no one discovered them.
The parade started from Washington Square
nt 0 o'clock with Mllo M. Deldlng,
Jr.. as O rand Marshal. From a stand at loath
street It was reviewed br l'renhlent Uuggon
helmerof the City Council, President Clausen
of the l'atk Commlanlon. Magistrate Charles
E. Hlmms, Jr.. .and Dr. V. A.. Myrick
of, the Century Uoaa Club of Amnrloa.
who constituted the Hoard of Judges.
Prices were awarded to clubs and Individual
riders on costume, stile of riding and decora
tion. The parade was disbanded ut l'iith
etreetand a great numbor of the riders pro
ceeded from thure to tho Grand Control
rulaoo, whore a ball under the au
spices of the Mudlson Wheelmen was In
progress. The formation of the rldera
furnished more scenes and incidents
of interest than the long wheel up tho avenue.
The clubs assembled Tn Eighth and Ninth
streets, Clinton place. University place and
Washington place, tbe automobile, of which
there were thirteen, being In Washington
place, near Broadway. These motor vuhiclesdi
ylded with the women of the Excelsior Clublhe
Interest of the orowd. and It was with dlillculty
that the drivers prevented a crowd of boys
from running awar with several or the rtcs.
In lighting lamps dozens of the big Japanese
affaire of bnj.oon pattern caught lite and
created great excitement among the women.
There was room for much Improve
ment In the management of theaffalr, but on tho
whole It was surprisingly good considering the
- weather. Orand Marshal Ueldlug, who rode at
tbe head of tha parade, wearing a cavalry bat,
was cheered on every block of the route.
. To-day It Is Intended that the Nw Tort
Local Consulate of the L, A, W through one
of Ita special committees, will present at the
meeting of the Hoard of Aldermen a resolution I
drawn uo In the form of a city ordinance pro
hibit nt: the running of any slx-dur blorolo .
race within the cltr limits. The resolution
was dratted tn concurrence with tho sen
timent of the consulate expressed by a
unanimous vote of the Hoard of Consuls
at Ita lost meeting. Senior Consul Rosen
fBld, who nlwnv'H eo-operates with Presi
dent Potter, heartily Indorses tho Idea of
a legal prohibition, because his opinion 1.4
that a six-day race le Immoral and wrong In
every way. The promoters of such events
profess confidence that no ordinance to stop
the race can be put through nnd laugh at the
effort? of the L. A. W. contingent. It Is not
expected that the ordlnonc- will bo passed to
dar. but ir It should be It will deter the for
eigners who have entered for tho coming oon
test from Bailing on Nor. IU.
.Quite a fuss ts being made In the trade and
club circles about the cycle show proposed br
tho Associated Cycling Clubs of Long Island. I
to be held under Its auxplces from Ilea. 31 to
Jan. 7. A member of the show oommlttee has
told a story of being approaohed by a local
dealer and two bloycles offered to him If he
would throw cold wnte- on the project Tho
independent retailer of Brooklyn who aro able
to contract for spaces lu a show without the
consent of tlie local Board ot Trade or any
manufacturer ore few. Among thetn the sen
timent is that while a Abow is a good thine, ona
engineered br amateur ridors not connected
with the trade could not be expected to recelvo
much support It Is known that llrma actual
ly atitasnnUtio to tho Board of Trade would
rather rent spaces at a show under Its aus
pices than to participate In an amateur at
tempt In the hall of a rival retailer, which la
the plan under nhloh the club promoters aro
proceeding. Beyond the e local objections
the propoaed show Is meeting with opionltion
on the part of makers becauxe of tho dale se
lected. On Jan. 1 tho retailer Is not likely lo
derive rniah benefit from an exhibition, it is
argued, hecause after that he has threo months
In which to sit In his store and look at tho
stormy eklee. and, further, there are few man
ufacturers who have their now motion rtadr
by Jan. 1. The committee of the At-soolateil
Cycling Clubs eays that it has considered all
! those (nines, and that despite the lack of sup
port from tho Board of Trado It will proceed,
frost or no frost The spirit ot the commit
tee Is admired.
A device designed for the greater comfort of
whoelwomon Is a spring hatpin, shaped like a
hairpin, that Is permanently attached to the
rim of a hat the points projecting Inward. Ono
is (lttod on eaoli side of the hnthrlm, and alter
they ore pushed Into the hair the rider is ready
to lace any breeze. If this or some other In
vention will do all It la designed to do the
originator will receive the blessing of the men
who have hail to chase women's Rata over tho
road and ride for miles carrying one by hand
because It would not stay on.
America ta a country of poor roads, and those
working for highway reform are laboring In a
wiaeand just cause: but It is worth noting at
some stages ot the journey, when the end seems
faraway, what great progress has been made.
It was only about ten rears ago that It was em
phatleally assorted in England tl at the bicycle
could never become popular here because the
roads were so poor. To-day America Is tho
greatest cycling country la the world, and
there has been more ndvnnce In road Improve
ment during the last docado than In nay pre
vious twenty yearn.
INrOBUATIOrt FOB WBEtLUEN,
K. B. tV-rrom Perth Amlxiy to Philadelphia, rid
toJalrOtld and throuxb Meturhen, Bteltun, Naw
Bruuawick, Fnnklln Pais, himrafin, Frtnreton,
Lawrenellle, Trenton. Morrtaellle. Tullrtown, Bna
tol, Bridie, water. Etdluutm. AudjtluuA, Uohne
burg. Frsukford to Philadelphia.
Oonetaut Reader From New Tork to Oetauket. L.
.. take Niuaty-nlntb atreet ferry to College Point
and ride to Flublng. Jamaica: then take Merrkk
road, paaainn thtongb Xpiin field. Lynbrook. Book.
ville Osutre, Miilbniu, Vrrei oit, Merrick, Ilelliunr.
Wautagh, Beaford, Auil.yville, iUbylon. Bay Bhoie.
Bieniwood,Bmllhtown,bt Jamas, Btony Brook to
fceuuit
Billiards.
Tobias tied Arnold for lint place la th amateur
talk-Un tonrnamsntatlve' Billiard Academy yea
terday, and U al clluoaed hla bold oo second place,
Tobuu beat O.nbell, on of the tallenden. and MU.1
beat BervsUue, Tubla had svarythlna hi own war
In the hut part of hi gam In (he afternoon, and
finally won by 31A to las. Ills avenue wa a b-i-sii
and hla bast ran 17, in. 14. II, and 10, while 0r
ahsll made an avang of 2 W-Ot and run of all. 18.
and 17,
Mlal played wntohedly at llrM In th evening
game agaliistBVrvatlna, and np to th twenty-eecond
fnnluii b bad cored only M puinta. Then be
aUrL-it In with a ruali aud ollckerf ou (hs caioms s t
a wonderful nee, ml.ni in le on la ths list
eighteen Inning, lie won by Boo to III, h (avenue
laiuu it 18-47. airalual 3 17-47 for Bervalua. Mlipa
best nin wer 2. M. it, 3i). IB, ih. and l a. and
ths only run of doubl fignrre mad by bervatiua
wa 1 1 lo th ssventeeuth Oinln,
Thla afternoon UiAl (.tuu) will play Oarabell (J0)
and In tlie vtnlrjg fitark (WO) will msa(
Uoagbva (300). ' "'"
KILLED AT A OltADB VS03BTSO.
Truck Driver Robert Pltsalmmons and His
Team Ban Over M MerrioU, L. I.
MmniCLmOct .ll.-The Patehogue ex.
preHa, on the Long Island Railroad, struck a
town of horsesattaohedtoa contractor' truck
at th anule croaalng near the station here this
1 morning. The horses were killed and the
wagon wrecked. Robert Fltzslmmona. driver
of tbe truck was mortally Injured and died In
an ambulance on his way to tie Naasau Hoe
P.1?.' "i1 fnptead Ueorga Millar, engineer
of the train, was eut by Hying pieces of stone,
with which the truok was loaueiL
TbelttWhpgueexpfeaaU an early fast train
from that viltngo.and doea not make any stop
rest ol Babylon. It was running at lull speed
t ihe time ol the acciuant. Ke irack aline
erasing Uatraiatht for aome distance In both
directions, and thp vleyla uninterrupted by
either Uvei. houees. or fenpea. But there was
a loog frnlght train stamilng on the north
It's the Fashion
n In all trades to Imitate sue-
iK, cessful coods II would not
Bl! pay to Imitate a failure.
M Don't believe the dealer
I who tells you that any of tin
H Mount Vernon
jfe Pure Rye Whiskey
a Is just as good as that bottled
m by us at the distillery, and
arJRj., bearing the numbered guir-
Ijg anty label ol the distillers.
VraV Ours Is certified to be pure
fjt and fully matured. After
H bottllnir It remains In the dis-
gtSpi tlllery until put. upon the
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ATULBTICS.
What James K. Solllvnn Bays About ths
nig Consolldntlon.
There is llttlo doubt that the amalgamation
of the Knickerbocker A. 0. and New Jersey A.
0, will tako place In tho near future The mem
bora of both clubs aro pleased with the pro
posed deal, nnd thoro seems little chance of
any obstacle preventing the consummation ot
tho negotiations. James E. Uulllvaa, who
while President of the New Jersey A. C. has
been nominated for President of tho Knicker
bocker A, O.whon si-en rosterday explained
the situation. Ho said:
bevorul (I I roctors of tho Knickerbocker A.
0 talked with mo legnrdlng the hiring ot suit
able irrnunds tor the usoof the momborsfor
training nnd exercising. This laused me to
regard thai an amalgamation would be benc
OcTal to both organizations. 1 suggested tlili
course to members ot tho Board ot Managers
of ihe New Jersey A. C Iwaxaked toctmler
with tlie representatives of the Knickerbocker
A. 0 on the subject and this I have done in an
informal wuy. There tins been no oQIcfa.1 con
slduratlon of the proposition, but the auction
will be formally prvscntcu to the NewJorsey
A. C. at tho annual meeting nn Nov. li.
" Personallr I am heartily in fator ot th
consolidation. It will produce a club that will
bo a credit to tho district and a worthy rttal of
the New York A. 0. An orgnnlaalionof that
kind Is necessary to keep up a feeling ol ri
valry necessurv to the mnlnteiinncoof a proper
i Interest In athletics, as at present the New 1
York A. O. outclasses all competitors. Th I
i echeme If carrlod out will be specially advan- I
tageoiia to the New Jorsey members, who will I
be provided with a oily clubhouse, just at the
tlmo their own clubhouse I reudercd practi
cally useless."
Theto is no opposition to the ticket which
contains tho nnme of James E. Sullivan tor
President of the Knickerbockers, arid Itlsap-
Enrent that the Madison avonuo clublssatls
od wllh tho proposed consolidation.
College Men Will Shoot.
New Haven, Oct 31. Yalo has voted to send
a team to the annual Intercollegiate gun olub
tournament which will beheld at Monmouth
Junction on Nov. 12. the morning or the Yale
Princeton football gnmo. VrUe, Harvard.
Princeton. Cornell anil thu University ol Penn
sylvania wl I be represented Tho shoot us for
the possession of the new Intercollegiate aup,
which has bjen once won by Uarvard. It will- ,v
become the property of the club winning It
three times. Cups will also be given to the
winning toam and to thu Individual making
the icrecHt score.
A Deception to IJnnowskl nt the Broohlyva
Chess Club.
1 A rocpp'Ion In honor of Chess Player Janow
ski. the Uioss matter, was held at tho Brooklyn
Chess Club Inst night There was a large num
ber of members present to welcome the Parisi
an expert President J. T. JIarean had a long and
p'eoxant talk with Janowski. and nil the other
momi.ersBiemeilto take a great Intercut in th
proceedings, which were of an Informal nature.
Just l-ofore the noted player's arrival at the
club the Board of Directors im-truoted Hecretn
ryChadwickto ariance a aeries of engage
ments for Janowski for exhibitions of various
k, ndi at tho chili.
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