Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-11-03
SportinC Notes.

RUTGERS is playing really formidable game.
THE Yale half-backs are not PLAYING as closely
together as they have in years past.
ALLERToN has twice trotted third heat in
2:l5s, which feat never before accomplished Oy
a i-year-old stallion.
MORE ., and 4-vear-olds have entered the 2:3O
list in 1880 than in any two seasons since harness
racing became popular.
TEE stockholders of the local p l.. Club viii
meet this evening Secretary Brunell and Man.
ager Hanlon will be present
THE Hamilton eleven is a sad disappointment.
II opened The season with the dash 0i CHAM pio"
but is rapidly losing ground and games
YALE evidently is doing more punting than
either Princeton or Harvard. In fact 1t seems as
though it was the only way in which she Is aole 10
gam ground.
The U. OFF. eleven is broken up, the disabled
men being Dewey, Schoff, Watkins, Church.
Camp and Grifhths. All can play, but have 10
exert themselves with care.
ARRANGEMENTS have heen made for football
match between the Yale College team and the
Crcsccnts. of Brookly, to be PLAYED at Mashlns-
ton Park, Brooklyn. on election day.
IN spite of Godfrey's signal defeat of Jack Ash
ton. Smith is the favOrite with the betting men.
Some of the sports believe that Godfrey will not
and his work is of the cyconic as well as sc1entlhc
order.
IN conversation with Budd Doble, he stated
that Nancy Hanks is the best trotter he ever
handled, with only one exception. that was DeX-
ter. He considers her better than Goldsmith
Maid who SO long rcigned queen Of the turf IN his
hands.
hEY WEST will have a strong baseball team this
winter The managers gave Johnny Flaherty
he has secured Jack Sharrott who pitched for the
New i Ork (N. L. club, and Billy Collins, the old
Association catcher. The pair will leave for the
South to-day.
and Edgemark had the fastest 4-year-old record
2:l6. 1t has been beaten this year five times by
reduced before the season closes-Sunol, 2:l012;
Margaret S; 2:l21a: Nancy Hanks. 2:I4S; Alabas-
ter, 2:l5 and Allerton, 2:i4.
''MY stable has won between $50 900 and $40, 900
in stakes and purses says Capt. S. 5. Brown.
.'The expenses will hardly exceed the amount
first named, and the stable NAV be a little to the
good. Rogers will go home and do nothing for
the present. | am satisfied with the sale. Demuth
would have Drough more had Mike Dwyer and
others believed that intended to let him co.,
MARVIN telegraphs that SunoI has gained in
strength and flesh since her return to San Fran
cisco, and that he has driven her mile in hand in
2:l2. He expects to start her against her record
at Bay District November S. Hereafter she will
trot only for cups. Mr.. Bonner has made this
stipulation. and senator Stanford Will see that 1t
is carried out Should the great daughter of
Electioneer appear in public on Eastern tracks
next wear there will be no wild scramble for gate
money.-Tu1J, Field ana Farm.
IN England and on many parts of the Continent
they have been for long time using horseshoe
composed of three thicknesses of the cowskin
compressed in a steel mold and then subjected to
il is much lighter. that it lasts longer and that
split hoofs are never known in horses using it.
II is perfectly smooth at the bottom, no calks
being required, the shoe adhering firmly to the
most polished surface. Its elasticity prevents
many sprains the horses steps being lighter and
surcr.
BUDD DoBLE has parted with the larger portion
of hi, string Of trotters and PAGERS. Johnston was
sold some weeks ago to party in Buffalo. Ed.
Anan. the game little PAGER. is in \ ew York. and
used a roadster by the sister of Major Dickin-
son. Godelia and PiNley were left at Lexington
with their owners. Jack will winter at Harrods-
burg. Ky, with Crit Davis. who has Pilot ii
(2:29I4), also owned by General Middleton. of Chi
caso. Doble brought TO Chicago fIUm Lexington
Mcdowell, Nancy Hanks Neritas, Semicolon and
the harness-runner, Father John. and the horses
are now at Washington Park, where they will re-
main until sent TO 1erre Haute for the winter.
George Starr, Budd's assistant. goes to Calitor-
MIA. taking with him illy for Count Valensin
and 4 number Of others for various parties.