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The sun., 1889-11-21
The New. York outlnE Club.

The New York Outing Club. with oflcSs ana
Tho object OF tho organization n to promote and
courage the development Of athletic spors and
oSsA including yachting. hunting. fishing swimming
gymnastics, lawn tonniA biardA and all amateur pas.
times tending to the promotion OF health and strength
The Board Of Trustees named in the articles OF ncor.
portion to for tho ensuing year are, Frederick
". DaShe. George 1. LobtitR Max RAdt Henry aimpel
william PemoreS1 J9hn a. Stone, Marcus Heller
tion Or tho new TO pprcnase Plot Of land
at Bath Beach. and erect thereon thorouRhly
eonrts an eighth of mile composite einder path To-
Eether with neld for athletic sports will be feature
OF the plant while \ handsome and commodloul club
house Of The renSiSsance style will occupy the lower
The club starts % with an abundance Of backing and
occupancy In the spring It = Intended to make the
club house winter resort for the members well
large toboRgan slide will be erected and mldwintsr
sports will bo enjoyed.
The sun., 1889-11-21
columb,a May Play Cornell.

The Columbia College football team will play
the Amherst team this afternoon the Berkeley Oval
The Columbia team will probably consist OF Pierce
Beekman, ChryBo. Gildersleeve, Hazen Metcalfe Bar
nard Tuttley Hewlett Dilworth, and Trippe. Amherst
has quite aslronE team and only beaten by Yale
short time ago by 81 to 0. In Coumbias game with
Yale she was defeated 90 to O. Columbia has made
couple OF good additions to the team this afternoons
game promises to be well contested. Cornell tele-
grAphed yesterday that she woulI play the game on
saturday provided Columbia would PAY all the ex.
Columbia team has already offered to pay Cornell $3.50
for canning TO the city the members do think 10
tpat In Cornell to demand There is sliRbt posi-
bty OF Cornell accepting this amount but II the 40
ceptAnco not received by to-day tho game with Cor
nell on Saturday will be OF and Columbia will endeayor
TO arrange game with some other team.
The sun., 1889-11-21
Young sportsmen in New dorsey.

RED BANK, Nov. 2O.-Among the boys
hero who handle gun there are two who bid
fair to become noted game shots. They are
Frank Denise. fourteen-year- son Of
"Thomky" Denise. an old-time pigeon shooter
and his nineteen-year-old brother Henry
Frank saw flock of wild ducks hovering over
the Shrewsbury, near Hubbard's Bridge. yes
terday. By the time he got Henry's breech-
loader the ducks were not within shooting dis
tance. He followed them in q cranky canoe.
The water was rongh and the canoe almost
and two ducks fell dead at the first fire: He
killed two more with the second barrel. Henry
Is an all-round gunner.
Another promising youngster Is Bert Van
Brunt the fourteen -year-old son OF Oscar Van
Rrunt Bert kills his game with o six-shooter.
cats and dogs that wandered AROUND his home.
With his revolver he has killed this season
forty rabbits, and now he Is hunting for quail
The sun., 1889-11-21
Gossip or sDorts with Arms ana Lero.


lion, Harlem River Railroad.
.hs s4 G9 sa As SaS fS SsaHT IN @ ASs' entries
held on ThankISiVinE Day WIN OS open only 10 elSS
Joint rcs.eounsr{ run vim bs atysn BY the nsg-
TanisatoS .onisSS Il oeiOek @ VI 'H' 'A''F Ut
The Quaker City Athletic elubs b present In
tS:Se win Il 'aS soa 10 sE on SSs
vana road on the afternoon OF Dec Il.
that o9 SG hs sa4ss
e r. l Athletic
ItspeAks wen for the personal popularity of william
ts r. q T tss tSmRs ASs Su q seR an
that organization While Ss was travelling in EurSSs Oh
Tue !bsrnlnn Athletic Club El hold its fall ,por.s on
s. paS
s sPnF MS, e 5S by S:s 4 Bead
Tho Scottish American Athistic Club members are
Ss ,ssI sos4s 4 ns
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Mitchell 70 EreAt SftSRi fsSpon1bis Tor the pfsssnt
AltercAtipn a great deal Of 1npleABAht thinRA have
been Ahd on both SdsS but from the 1fSs the iAshnt
belfdefonce Mitchell acknowledge that lie was the
The sun., 1889-11-21
1S,s enme Will be for Blood.

New HAVEN. Nov. 2o.-Capt. Ray Tompkins
OF the Yale 's4 football eleven is coaching tho
Yale team this week. and will remain with 1t
until aft.r the final contest with Princeton. or
the team. be says:
"Yaleis all right behind the rush line. but in
the line abe is weak. The players are lazy and
do not 20 forward with the vim and spirit
which hts characterized the work of Yale In
previou6Eears."
Tomphns says that Harvard will play next
Saturdays game to win by any means. fair or
slightest provocaton disregard the rules and
use evety means to win. The half backs have
plenty d time to kick the ball. It will be
kickinRGame as lar as Yale is concerned, and
her rushers will p obably do some questions
ble hold ing II occasion requires it. party of
npner chssmeE sent $500 to Boston to-day with
instructions to have 1t bet on the game at odds
OF 8 to g
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The sun., 1889-11-21
aMrs FhoDUcns sons rhLEeAAnn

Frisestsn Thinks Yale ana HEsrvara Us-
auly Hagnanlnous.
That Hsrvard's charges Of professionalism
aeainst Afaes are falss n shown By the follow
ing teleEtams received on Monday by Anes:
Jourr III, Nov. ia
idid not tive you any money nor agree to give JOu
any for pitching against the Aurora team and you we're
not paid sAI money BY the Stone City Base Ban clue
for your services Z. cuthhhTsos.
x. L Amesi ' ''-'
Inshsr Arssd to nor paid yOu anything for pitching
the West Rnd.whtinE game wired same thing In
answer to YSs'tiOn of Lowell of Harvard College
west BndBsss Bail CluN
That MI. Buckley's statements which APP
beared IN last Fridays and Saturdays papers
In form Of an affidavit were fabrication OF
falsehoods for the purpose OF preventing Ames
playing In the Princeton-Haryard game seems
evident from the above teleRrams. Yale seemed
very generous In announcing IN tho beginning
barred from, playing, Yale would not protest
football d the 6asGn sSss Of the pp6iic Il seems
pretty certain that Yale got the substance Of
s, before sas decided on t6
had no, possible chance of disauallfy-
Ing Ing, g g, single man Of the, pTincSton team.
practce ssmes @ sat e those can HS be idsniihea
as members Of the college By COMMITTEES OF
students from each class. Orders have been
given toenforce tho rules rigidly till Thanks
The following ladies' will be patronesses at
the se1ioT assembly DEG O.: Mrs. Alfred
Mrs. J. kewtow Eweil. New York Mrs. ]. Lori
mer Graham. New York Mrs. Henry F. Osborn.
princetmj Mrs. Jacob Reilel. Philadelphia:
Mrs, William Sloan. Princeton; Mrs. Gen.
Striker. Trenton.
The judges in the Clio Hall senior essays
Newark. snd second prize to William Gibbey Of
Princeton
The sun., 1889-11-21
EAtrlss foe uuttanhnr,..

The Hudson County Jockey Club announces
Che following probable starters for the second days
Faces at their new TRACK to-day;
Fiftt kaesPurse $500: 20 pounds above scale; nan.
nssS ara cM,lSwsnes.; s shrss.9Iafsrs ot Nlls 10
ang ~; Bonny LAis. iis Iormsry Bonnie Harold
Second R4es-- Parse zoo for tWo-yeAro olda ssllnR
eSs fnrlopgk Rancoeas i3D; BIaH lilo. Belle snnedy
Turf eSss-sSrss & 800 Selliss ohs mile wynwOod
Fourth Hles-PufAe tSO0 for All asss; one ,nile Now
Or Eeyek ilo; PAT Donovan. Ito; King Crab io7 La.
NpiA Belle, l07: BoEdelaibe, iOZ ' -
EItsshth stsphAnis io3; RSpudAtor, i05 CSrnot 5oi
SSH Rss..Rurss sOeo, ssnne; .s and half fur.
sSsus sis, BAss yH JASt ~. siIassr Liai s,taS iS,
Jim YiiSs i67 Ii trinidad. IDS Tyrone. 5; IifrSS
los; Big Brown jug lB: Joe Hshe mann loo; Nugget
ee Brddburn VI; Fommety Beo o.
The sun., 1889-11-21

Sambo and Terry, two Lure white bull terri
efN fought fO forty minutes a. Long island resort
early Yesterday morning for SlOo sambo IL an east
aide dog and Terry Il Z Long islander, They each
weighed over thirytWO pOundL Jim PitsRibbsnI agreed
V act - referee after long persuasion Terry wAa let
90 nrst and Nhen sAmbo'b handler released him the
New Xork got throat hold t once aud elunK there
consciously. Hp Rfip was herce. and Terry began y
sshlhe alier couple ot minute Presently he shook
samPo cty y tprq Teey tlraEElsd ih that shape
lQr several mlpntes before SAmbo got away. He was
hoons 70 turn nn when Terry Erpped hia hEaneh. Az
tnkt sHmpe turned and nA4ped Terry BY the ek with
IAtA mold He hung on. shaking TsTut yleIouly, ana
nnAlly sent him Into oonseiou1hesA Il the call FOR
scratch Terry could mol respond
The sun., 1889-11-21
Tho RriEhton'D New Home.

Work on the Brighton Athletic Clubs new
club house h now well under way and II the weather
continues at all favorable Il WIN be ready for occupancy
about Feb. l.
The structure which ID to be two Itoriss high with
basement 10 situated On New Jersey ayenus near Az
lAntic Brooklyn the plot Of ground recently pur-
chased by the organization In the arrangements OF the
interior Of the building spaee has been wasted while
the comfort OF the members has net been fotkotten in
the basement the iockers tubS and lavatory viii be
placed while the rst door will contain one largo room
which will bo finished In hard wood u which t6e Rym
nasium VIII 30 SeAted u win have none but tho most
improved and modern appAratuA
On the second door t6e library, reading room par.
lor and billiard and pool rooms VIII be aituated all Of
which will be handsomely furnished In the club eoorR
Tho members the orRaniza ton feel greatly encour
aged and rated at the good prospectB OF the Brighton
Athletic Club Ht last having handsomely appolnted
cre house In BROOKLYN. especially a. al this yAa acoom
pshed after amount Of hard work and IN tho face
of unforeseen evenR which Almost caused the abandon
ment OF the project
OF the club an athletic Rymnasc and hOuac warming
entertainment will be given In which the leading
amateur athletes will be Invited TO appear.
The sun., 1889-11-21

1t was soon apparent that Amherst had tho
Btrongerrush line, their blocking being OF an
exceptionally high order. Only once during
the entire game. when the Stevens players
adopted the Princeton V play, We're they able
to make a successful break. The kicking by
both sidhs was not very good. Smith, Amhersts
full back, doing the best work. I. Riley of the
Amherst players made the only good runs
sHl dHnrins +: ne game the Stevens half backs nsu
hsS fell SPEEDY victims to the
was mgde by Jackson OF Amherst six
teen minutes after time was called.
Smith kicked for. goal. giving the purple and
white total OF six x.points When tho ball was
put into play again Wettlaufer kick ed the ball
into the Amherst field, where it was held,
After two scrimmages, Quarter back De Hart
passed the ball to Wettlaufer. who succeeded
In kicking goal from the field. scoring five
points for Stevens Considerable rough play
was indulged in during this half. and Croker
Of Amherst was disqualified for taking forbid
den liberties In the line OF pugilism. Stewart
took his place.
In the second half Amherst went in with the
determi mination to shut Stevens out, and they
succeeded, although little Capt. De Hart played
not only good Earne. but tried to get his team
to do thesame., II every member OF Stevens
bad done his, duty and their team work had
been different AS it was. their half backs did
not receire sufficient protection, and the limo
fell SLOWLY and surely back toward the goal
After twenty minutes struggle in Stevens
field Amherst forced the ball TO touch down
near the goal post and Smith kicked the goal
Amherst IL, Stevens 8. No more points were
scored In this half by either side,
The sun., 1889-11-21
Racing In R,rualsghau. Ala.

BIRMINGHAM. Ala. Nov. a0.-The races to-
day were the nrSt since the meeting opened Track
heavy. First raes-sevsn eighthS OF mile selling for
naiden tWoysarolds; purse eoon Revival won, Ere.
mont second. Lucille third, Time O8Ik
Second RAes-CAdwell Hotel statsI. mile ana quar-.
teri handicap SWsepItakeS for three ysAT-olds $500
eddsd mouey, 500 70 second. 60 TO third. Monita
fs5tSs,s 20 SoPi Queen ef Trumps TO l. sscond
IhEd Eass- -ssyeh tlEhlhS os mile selling; purse
Col Gore third. Time SIL " - N
Fo1tTtA Raoo-BtRhlO 0tnkes, Hile and 4 niFtaanth,
ehnactP for ali ages: $500 added money
LUZ LUZ hsnniS lS to won: Bsrths, % l. second;
iltth kArs.ssten. s9hths ot mile aslllnR; purSo
- EsATdesA Nou. RoKbatY second, Prob1s thifd.
The sun., 1889-11-21
News from the Horso world.


An extra special train leaves Twenty third street
race dayG
Continued tbrouEh the winter with good proEra
e. sspsd ss
oiiefG but ID In no hurry TO sign.
&s:a sG sy hs Rhop q nsas
OF the Este receips according TO law for 81 81 ST.
G 5.
q tho American Horse Exchange on Nov. 70 BY Col s.
President OF the Board Of Police Commissioners John
p ,ssssy sly he SseH sPpOpsS .apsrn
aty Or $3.50 a month.
II bgsnos Ay,s: d, rsss and regulation. .egsens
or even to 30 seen in the betting ring.
I'll 'stsF
M .Tp.a her ~ 10 % ia ns Td or m Her TSod
Ibis winter Oliver K and Charley Hogan There viii 30
q ffsaS 4H E04l als az bseS ses
SES,1,s again. snythnS p shS sOupTy eIssp. JohnIo
iey said st Ss can ns bSsr sSsn
2:io. and three heats at an average OF 2:Ia
s I s in =.
Retreat Mardon, and Peter were offered for sale but
5s Don
exception
Stsss & 1P' 3Ss 5ss
vii $s.t q strs faSts 1osn ca .Ss Se f4ra
Chicago D' "N ''"A'''A ,'' 'D'p''''N' feiHA'a' IN
hS. ssstorS vii chip hi.
tSr sni
SiSi %atcS iF eel. stsinis Regal SiEes Sy Guy Guy
Gy s.s S' e aS oss psH hS
od Mh s1RFsys Colts ~ Psn
dem and ne ne n1nssr p supsTpions e the Derby Of
Iurais Win the Importance Of the race
ES5 ss Of the ,.s sS
sGf Ths LSas.s ip hs ssis EltsSs.S
turn to her fine form as a tWo-yoArold
old whisper, the property OF L. O. Tarlton of Lexng.
30. 10 s.S
sSt .Scys rs es.s sSs sS
time Ou' III iA''
S 5se ty .hsas K' By Ti
s'5 n. Ss a@GI a
tSSa fl2r sei.y Sf Rs
2 BsTt.sE lie took her to California ID issI Where
. using for drying purposes what is perhaps the
nnne Gadsri s Man osSn sSr ss .ad Sa and
calfoFna the bay colt josia A. BY CnEstono IT, Cfuli
brother to ClinEstone,, dam Miss WilkSR by George
af Sa Tsrfa.. fST fos e59 Thomas hy'd'E BY hy'dyh
Senator 1. J; Rose Of Los Angeles county who bred
gee: on ths running turf next season with large sirng
Of ssn"to aSlord e%ssIaSia liz
Of the q tho
through the Eastern circuit beginning at LatonIa
There viii bs ttotting on Mr. John Stout Jr'S now
Sssss 6 race NIL IKE place between David smi!hs
iss Elbe ron and Thomas RiChardson's Dutch Harry.
entrance will be y6 the winner .to lake me stsfe
hoIss. 81 Owned by q Lnnh Conover q Atlantic Highlands
quarter mile heats best three IL nvc, :"
An old EnHlAh racing book entitled THE Genealogy
of the English Race Horse" published In London in
puts IN the ahude the pertormSntes OF Ontario and
hoteberry. The horse was gedlnR owned bY Richard
SsSy and "a a, the races q LCagIren Ireland sSd
%issys sssa et Leo sna sasf!s s nais lis"sd
Inches until niAri2 and Rossbsrry took Il by making
feet Nv tnchea The latter OF course stands IS tho
TO have been made by the English horse,
Tho Kansas City TiReS tells why Kansas City asked
o and Eot no sates a. recent TnTf Congress says
was surprise TO members OF the club but sy aid no
nave 20 E faI q hsesTtsin the reason i s Az due 70
ol who insstsd IN soptinnng his meeting last spring
opsbg AhnO1nssa A. LIZ @lGtsRlionor glliiE s The dates
s sad dIS lie 6S1s'sSss SsSsaH asss soa
,onIc with the 81 Louis dates The purses a"d itaIss
very ~ ~ made SsTs 20 9 S' b 81 h19 ana
The sun., 1889-11-21
A SIuddle at steveus Ye.tord.v.

Tho Aaelphi Academy and Stevens High
School were scheduled for game in the Interseholste
League. tope played At Hoboken on Saturday On Fri
day the manager OF the Adophi team received tele.
gram notifying him that the stevens team was unable
to play on that date As the Adslph boys did not wsh
to win the kame by forfeit they tried arrange for
mateh ma VIII stevens to be played yesterday afternoon
the loeoaeboys were willinE to play bnt when they
arrived onthe grounds they found the eld By
the AMBIENT and stevens Institute teams The mana
ger Stevens High School claimed that the telegram
take place: The dispute will be submitted to the Ad:
the AdeiphA are entitled to the game BY forfeit
The sun., 1889-11-21
,i, Amherst Dereats Stevens.

The football teams ofAmherst College and
Stevens Institute met yesterday afternoon and
played aWell-contested match on the grounds
OF the Et. Georges Cricket Club. Hoboken.
Nearly 400 people. among them many
ladies. tood behind the ropes which were
stretched five yards outside the foul line. The
field wac triie soft. but comparatively dry.
considering the heavy rain Of Tuesday.
When Referee W. Fl. Ford. captain OF the
Crescent Athletic Clubs football team. called
time few minutes after three, the men were
lined upin the following positions:
The sun., 1889-11-21
LehSeh win. From Pennsylvan,..

South BETHLEHEM. Nov. 2o.-The game de-
Gliding the championship OF the Interstate College
Football AtIociAtion was played here this afternoon
between the University OF Pennsylvania and the
LehiRh University teamS and was won by LehRh by a
score ofe un The game was the closest and most o1.
Slng eyeFRAyed here Neither side scored In the rSt
ne before lime was called Lehigh failed kick goals
from sithertoush down There was no slugEinE un.
The sun., 1889-11-21
The Eastern Fleia Trialp.

HIGH PoTNT. Nov 2O.-The Eastern field
trial Derby nnished to-day. ana the All AGsdsetsr
stake, which commenced yesterday was continued
The weather was cold and clear. The following iS
tue result Iot the days work, RipkAp baAt Nan
NE Ais and won sSGond prize: Mamie Y Was placed
the aged better stakes resulted a. follows; Nora
beat RoWdy Rod. ToieU0 Blade bsat King Leo KlnI'S
B. beat Nora, CineinnGtuS beat cay.
The sun., 1889-11-21
oads ana Endn of snn-,a

llPs feIAiivs e my ehaspEe lSusd ip 6ehsit Of RS
Eishel match On paper Of anscES degree Of StSld
i nsI srou9h. AbSui SE asythinE said In the orial
Rls or eH sHhioition OF fancy skating END not Mr.
Any amount "A not necessary 10 OF Al th7 Police
Gazette once 70 make aIrAngemehtS Wood VA ok Ate
The sun., 1889-11-21
weddea on tho Stage Arssr che hay

EAsToN. Ma. Nov 2o.-Just Att9 the per-
formance OF "ThsodorA" By the Claire Bglt Company
here last night Jules Trees and Miss BdA Wing. two
members OF the company, were made fan and wife.
n thS r. Rev g Y; Ridssrana. pastor Trinity n Z
hy large AudisnoA Mr. TTSeS q n rJdsnL or Bpdalo.
Nh Nh Wing EssE estE ySSHIGE SOHs e kSss Liver.
ltaee, Mr. and M Trees ware IsFet tdsd bH the other
& q $685. si a'FRsi1lh RSsiSlht' in iOi tSiS SsS
The sun., 1889-11-21
New Jersey For1sters.

The High State Court Of Jew jersey Of the
American order Of Foftssts VA organised In
ROAshsS Hail Jersey City ystsrday: mere were
hitSsiRhl dssEAtss present prsSShttnE The thirty.
ring court, o. tHS order IN u entS a sAmse 9LsA
& asIs9Is' eSES;ss "a Stl rSy. r
$;s:'Ss e 'Ss Sirh Vii $ EsiS Il Hai
The sun., 1889-11-21
Williamson Thinks There VIII ne No De
BertlOn.

CHICAGO, Nov. 2O.-Ed. Williamson of the
Brotherhood Chicago Club. was seen by q re-
porter to- day. The statement" said he. in
the papers to the effect that a meeting Of the
Brotherhood was held yesterday was mistake.
We had merely an informal gathering"
when will the next meeting OF the Brother
hood be held2"
Il don't know. Ward will be here probably
tomorrow. and Pfeffer In a few hours. Both
men have been In the East. and on their way
here were stopped in Erie and Pittsburgh to
sign q couple Of mon. cannot give the names
now"
will not stand by the brotherhood when the
time comes"
what o man may do, but 1t does not seem
probable that Q PLAYER would perinre himself
before the whole world. We are all sworn 20
stand by. the new orGapization. and don't
think II at all probable that the men will go
back on their agreement"
"Is there any late news from the Brother
hoods agents who are out signing men ?"
We'll. three or four new men have Just been
Signed. but l am not at liberty to give their
names to-day"
The sun., 1889-11-21
The spsndthrin stud to be SOLD.

LEXINGTON, Nov. 2O.-The entire spendthriit
.tud VIII be disposed Of auction in thIs city on pee
and s Amonk the stock to be lbId are the famous
sAuieA sPendthrift and noted brood mares Janet dam
Ana, 44pAAtA. dana of thf eslsbtAtsd Kl1kSlon. Fo
Eophk eetAblsnhsnth mas fteAtst tspltAtion In ths
sa istYH q ihs thSrOSEh6FsH ythtif iin6 Wa
~ . paTtY Of wealthy New YORK kentlemSn.
The sun., 1889-11-21
CRICKET

Ths last Game or the Season Botvveen the
Mont-oes and Jeromes.
The last game OF the season between the
Monroe and Jerome Cricket Clubs play cd yesterday
at the Prospect Park base bah Frounds The game was
TOO one aded to bo interesting the only feature being
the heavy scoring Of J. a. Maxwell for the winning
team. who contributed SO and the batting OF Edward
Manning for a. not ont The wicket played admirably
and there were number o. spectators tho grounds
during the day. subjoinOd "a The full scores
tThoNr cptcr ~ ciun
The sun., 1889-11-21
Cowan WIN Not Act as Rer.r.e.

Fl. W. Cowan OF Princeton. who was selected
by tho Graduate Advisory Committee to referee the
Yale Harvard game at Springfield noxt Saturday tes.
graphed Capt GIL OF the Yale eleven night refusing
10 acE CouHn gave no reason for hts refusal.
The sun., 1889-11-21

j. p; pewsl Jr, son Of }, 2. Dswsn one Of the
ne at;hN in New Haven 10 reported a. y
Yale rush A. freshman early In the fall aud received
Internal injBTss which called for an operation TINS
did not resuk fayoraby and his 0L
The sun., 1889-11-21
Tho Cas- Dla IL.

A hhA Maltese eat belonging to Henry Nc
AlSttI Of i+s Ninth street. BroOklyn Knocked ksro.
ssns iinp Oh table htAr NJ MeAllslsrs bed about
Seissk sstteIdAy trnik me lamp S4plodSA ana the
ss.SSSSSs sass S s. e Es g sSsE