The daily critic., 1890-11-28

NCIls......... Right tackle. Mccoy
Lewis. ......... Right guard .......... Daily
Wade............... Centre. O'Douucll Fcapt.J
Ranier...... Left gusrd.......... smith
kvrncs ........... Left tackle ............. DYER
Williams ........... Left end ............ Clearv
Emery. ........ Quarter back. IIenchey
amshurg.........Ilalf back .............. Keyes
Staylor........ Half hacka..........N Murphy
Butterworlh.. Fun back ........ Fleming
AZ the start Georgetown had the ball
and commenced rushing Ten yards
are gained and then short rushes follow
until Fleming sails around the right
end and after a run Of forty yards scores
a touch down for Georgetown Henchy
misses the goal II begins TO look like
sn easy victory for the college men.
but Columbia goes to work and by
strong dashing sends the ball down the
field, where, after a stubborn resistance.
lsamsburg scores touch down and the
game Is tied. A few minutes later ne
secures another touchdown and Butter.
worth hicks goal. This ends the first
half with the score 10 TO ! I'm Colum.
bias favor. In the second half both
teams DO their best until near the end
when BultCrworih makes another touch.
down and kicks goal, and shortly after.
wards NCazey scores another and Butter.
worth kicks goal, the game ending -
to T.
HNCING At nENNtNG.
About thousand lovers Of racing
enjoyed the sport at Bpnning ycsicr.
day. When he races were started there
were many handsome tutnouis In the
irftld, and The balcony was filled with
ladies'. The track wns in excellent
condition The first race. one mile,
irCtiiug was for sweepstakes Of $40
each. Helen Davis won the race easily.
Following is the summary:
4. VI, prucy's m. M. Helen Dayl4.1a9l
W. u. nCnuys b. M Nellie s .......I4I22
q. I. Lufhurst's ch. 4 Gco. Ghceu..2 8a3
u T. McCauley's ch. d. BIly.......I34
Time, 2l1, 2i2h, 2:i2l, 2:i5 aul 3.il.
Iwo.dollar mutUals paid $3.50, s1gI,
>D.11 Ton field which included Nrllir s
and Billy, aud $3.50. NO pools sold on
last heat.
The first heat OF the pacing race
looked queer and It was declared mo
heat After that Blue picl, won as
be pleased, with Ncd II second. Mu.
iua.- paid S3 on each heat
The third race, "a half mile dash for
LEGAL runners with gentleman Jockeys,
was exciting and was won by H. NJ
Drancy 5 Arundel after a beautiful
finish.
The fourth race was won by Laandsr,
Decoration second
DUMBLANE HuNT CLUE.
The Dumbane Hunt Club gave its
first drag of The season yesterday, and II
proved highly successful A large
party Of ladies and gentlemen gathered
al The club house TO watch the gallop.
The better part Of the Washington
cross country riders were out aud fol.
lowed the hounds. Mr. Robert Neville
acted as master Of the hounds. The
Admiral J0uelt, Hon. Henry Cabot
Lodge and his son AIr Knutt Mr..
lloCe Mr.. Horace Washington, 3lr
Allan johnson nrd his brother Nr
Harvey Page, P4ymasteT Sullivan,
Nr George RYDER, Mr Robert Wal
lach, Professor Emmons, Alr Richard
Dsua aud Nj Montgomery Blair. who
rrde 'NaTwick a well known hunter
belonging % Mr.. Neville
The race was an exciting one and the
hunters made q fine finish, Mr. Wash
ington coming in first Mr. Wallacl
was second with bIr Knutt and AIr.
rs der in a bunch. Close behind were
hessIs johnson, Pax and lodge
EHE WoInLEY uUNT CLUB.
The Woodley Hunt Club ye-terdly
gave IFS first paplT chase Of the seas 10.
The course was from lhg clGb house Of
he organization, ilst bey0ld eN Presi-
Dent Cleveland former residence, aud
IS as about iuur miles I'm Ieugtu About
iiuen persons started lnd The p4osr
was laid by NT Joseph Bradley Mr.
Raphael Ca-S'ieF was the first iu Eue
hunt was witnessed by about lju per
sons, who, after the chase. p4rt01k uf
refreshments. The Luut was highly
successful and much enjoyed by the
spectators.
SORT or 4 BHUIAl EINp.
About 500 sports Yesterday witnessed
a brutal exbibiu0u "a feW miles from
-uiI.and, Nd. when a number 5f da1s
fought several vicious fights Iu tLe
HTsJ Tough "a Georgetown dog. waa
after a f0TiF minute light from jerry,
Philadelphia pup. The next was Dee
tween Dummy bf Georgetown aud Irish
Par of " asLiugt0u Odds 0f 800 t0
$50 were offered an The former bat
after sighting fuT three hours Tie
Georgetown mgu Withdrew his dog
rather than sec him suffer further
During The fight portion of the seats
gave way but no ono was injured
SPORTS IN OTHER CITIES.
Twenty-Five thousand people saw
Yale defeat the Princeton champions
yesterday al Els,cr1 Park, Brooklyn.
and thus win the football champion
~ America for TIC ensuing year The
ULal score was I- 20 O During tLg
game a section II The free stand 0n tLg
eastern side Uf ibg grounds collapsed
and carried down Win it ifs lrl5 uf
human hgiDgs Over sixty persons
were iullIed mas Oi them sustaining
broken arms and legs.
The Irish American Athletic Club
and d team from ILe Sar,faIi Club
TIEld game at rLl Polo Grounds
A-W 0rE yesterday and ha former
WnH. The al-eEre NJ force WGz ule
af lLe features of lhe game
The football game N Rochester be-
taeeu lLe University 4 Hoghe ter uI
Onion college yesterday C11ea Ia
row The game was % % Ia favor oE
lLe former Jeem hI. t4e referee
e.lla II 0 O. tal tLe lu.aa eleven
The LuLiZG luiFgr-ir- team lufasE
ne NaFs Cadets ID Annapolis ya=l
lHF. z4tH#
Ibe Cornell College team yesterday
Iefealed lLe Chicago CHL. ls b. S. iu /
he Windy Ctg
IL- EuIlr Eleven tli-aaI Purdue F..