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The sun., 1891-11-05
Football Notes.

the snphonore eleven Of columbia College aud the
epuyten puyyii eleven. tn which the Latter won by
score Of 10 100.
The Lexington football team and n picked eleven
from shs h .sIngsHn o & ,shoo pssea sae be-. on
by the score OF 1S to o.
The football came Of the seelAr School Of Newburgh
and the westminster School Of Dobbs Ferry played
ga,ne at the htter place yesterda the westninsers
SG 10 T.
The Catholic Temperance Society Of South Bethle-
hem. Pa, organiSaton Of 2O members has strong
football eleven this season. Their team defeated the
g O. They the strongest team in the Lehsn Valley
to arrange games with some tsanis in th. vicinity OF
se1 q SSs sss ad.
South Bsthicfem. Ps.
My uAIrx. Nov: the Varsity football team pras
ticed on the Tale nsld this afternoon fresh daisy
after the game NTH the Crescens yes erday The
h 'as I ~ y Slos
mlhsssy sls a.s::sa @ sef
ss e Ss s. .s.s t,ss Ea
Ing ihres goat fiom shs IelI - -N-'- ~ ave-
Gsy1rssrsa Nov. 4-fhe Athletin Association ts ma.
lest q Sepnsyvspia ceexc H. viii not begin until
sisv.a have besn played The senipr elass team has
nt Snt ne1s week. Tsey arc a fooks: Msrsh. seer
s.sas.s Kn ana 81 r M p
captain. The regular team scored SIX touch downs.
from each Of which goal vas kicked. against the
sc5gSs ; this kn the he rsss senrs :, rush
and long pssses q tie ball Not ono tumble oceurred
And the MEN fell on the leather withabsoiase certainty
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NEW yERsEr STEPS lszo THE BsEAcH
Their Chess Players wrn Tackle The Ars.-
hattas Mea To-day.

Their Chess Players wan Tackle the Ms.-
kattas Mea To-day.
whsn the team match between the srcosiyn and
Manhattan ohess clubs fen through the nsws was
ceived with regret By the chez players throughout the
country. But ths playsu Of lew Jsrsey stepped
bravey into the breach. and offered 70 play the
Manhattans q team match Of ss many boards as tie
latter wished. The merit Of having originated the
arrayins Of the strongest players IN the different
chess club throughout New Jersey against the Man.
haitian Club belongs to Ccrpeiiss Hymss President Of
the Newark chs,s clsh Aitheneh he d not ranEuine
enough 60 believe that All New Jersey will win tue
nocd sh o While ,ss Sse ysss.Y sn espsss Sss
galaxy OF stars IKE the mstropchtan ciue thV have
quite number Of playerl q medium strength vho v
Ths iiymesss are sSes. family par excellence. Tho
steSs.s sssss spp p.ssf sfs e csinss. hy%s as
sa s ri ~ s'sss s:S
tied With A SGsn ,s su. ssa g ,ss ns Ply s o. 70
At . simuianeous periormanee Al the Columbia ches
ssssnd pi,.s d *. s,s,s .osrpsm.n, in 1852, iE
besi Hsnharp. who conceded bim the odda ot Isys add
move, and dsfcaisd Huntington even. Eadis H{nss y
she yonurest OF the piaysrs BE II studens Coluur
x. Sof IL ssn .sS % IA s s s ge
ago He 70 very Eifssd, and wall sndeubssdly become
ons q the S.ronges! playsrS ..... .,.
hAssa!iin e Sis. u. ssIsksI s.sHcay s.Y:s ssS
psy:. % ssSoais % %. q Jpssss.x hs .as. ss.s ssss
ssa ssfss zen Si.s css nsait d se4 s
s.osss s,snsi and Essen: ! Cool, sSs is,ssi btisS
fAeeS Hnts~ -. : a., =
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What I. esi.x o. At I.eh,sh.

sourn BrrnlrHnx. Nov. 4-Tte faculty of Lehizh rut
versity thts morning posted notice to the effect that
ssginmng to-day and continuing until Nov. 2b. recita
ons that heretofore began ss O'Clock and ended 81
O'Clock would begin AZ o'clock and end at O'Clock
AL other recitations will be held at the usual tma
This means extra hour to devote to a.hietica
fhe Varsity and scrub teams played . good game
here yesterday afternoon. Tho scrub had unusually
strong team In the neld and gavo the Varsity team
pleuty Of work. Hutchinson frcuchard, snd Floyd
played behine the line for the scrub Floyds puntins
ss .!aons and gaIs the ends plenty of practice in e.
paysa ief, end Tor Tor the Tarsi,y and s,sousa Di Ss
tackled wen aud got down the deld quickly he shows
disappearance II critical points Of tho game and Will
require some good coaching before be can be depend
,sa = s anss: a
bad. NcQreen and Otdwsy played q good game b.
through the iine. Ofdways bunting ait hougb not up
- the standard better than usual lie puts lots o
a sse nss a pq. but s'S a h. apt 9 60 @
better full back than did the beRnninx Of the
;Sn ssS Ea & and re- w ,n.S S ont sa M ss
taskiing low and hard
II
from the scrub TO- an his position As whole the game
oh sSss sss d. sd aass u famsns .. ereI
1asts mus. be stopped u the team sxese.s % matsa
sseounify club has BEEN srgsnIsd q Lehiss IN.
der the name pf The Brush Cub The rst run vA taken
Runs viii start from the gymnasium At q cloct on
svssy Saturday as hs weather remains pssAans
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fafay,t., a. O.. NJ, Tre.aene. Q.

sae IAfsy,sts AtAssie Gluhs foosssn team dsiesied
the Henspts yesterday morning at crotona Park.
6ccre--IAfayatts A q II. TrHmouta O.
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Deas and Dums Athletes.

The arst outdoor athletic competition Of n. sew
York Institution for tac Deaf and DamS toos Mac.
yesterday and avecessfpI IN Ugh de yrs. Tn.
evcnts contested a can't aratvely poor trars
measuring sixteen laps to The mi,o. and in view OF TN,
fs>t aud toe additional di.ads sniAee OF rsV north
wester. the performances were very cretitsse The
trophy competed 70. Was silk banner pre.,ptcd
by W. Watson. and. rn,ii tn. rrS, coz. r-,,ion Il,
ssnteiiycs carried 90 tho houors. rue banner !. ot
.it. Yale h,oe ana ornuft wnich are the rSsf o. Is
issI,,tns'inn ,,, and e.ars the n,sL:'ar ,,tsmroqs
mntes asye lcAt:y chser for the donor o. lie 5rs,
The worn OF the contesiant. creates the inbr"..on
aa,Ance OF COED training and ccnshlne Inc iusiti.un
w1n!d develop some cxceleht athlete..
0ne.hundrsdysrd ps.h-rinai heat won by W. Boyl
J. u; T. L. Maynard. H. c. second. Tune. II Is :.
Pole var't :nr Hccht--r Turner. n. c. srst feet;
Al s .sS,rH .s p..sy
nrs.: u. Drnn.cn. -. second Time, 81 A. ,errnds
,.sss ssussPI'.s ..ife r. III M.yniri q =, ass,
fas ys9t b. Is sns.ar iorssr: i. C. ars'. es;..s
nsSss: s'.s ..arf Il e. I.nss T. c. a ''
ni'S. .sS s:SS r nss
~s.s ssi'veF' .ssgtl Fin: s'TrsEs .sss. L
O.. second. Tieio. minu,es % seeonds.
sesosd fms. min ases ~ .sconds .'''' o. '''' l. ="
ss.. aa Z sr rcd ns.s y E fss' u ,adss ks, !. r a
srss nai " O. Io9s anES"l sn.an rTos v,pt .n
Gsps E T. Ses.aps sans l. vsraSa @nSahf ish h a. !
y. Glynn. Il. G. inarstaIs, ~. Betie!. II. J.
j, C.. j. Lynch ]. q,
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IA. .ss..ss' s.s- s'.rn..sas ss. wss ssal'ss ss
uNsf am
rSsSE 70. 1rLuts l1e; yres!snd, Iss; 4aidwie 40;
EsT l1 i-gsiHrhs. fsh; RciesnH i5o; Durrie.
400: tedie, is{ and Rich. iaa Total "a
sscoSp eAnn
Team No 7-Lutx fk7; vreeiahd. l5s: BALDWIN. 162:
vsu ksursa. 1A1. Anf Garter. iBo Total. TIA
Tss@ " "A 2eSSssssssst 70; paiify 1s;i Thonn 1t';
Team No t-Nachold. ist; see,y. lao; Lanre, l's;
'GrSSn .m Sa Sas "A sels,s.r S,a 1.a .ps.r
son iS7i bioopsbarEh, is5, and Meyer. It's. TOTAL.
rorrfn GAM.
fssm No. e-Eimban, 1s4; MeOiostey. l&h: ITendef.
san, lco; Rieopspursh. l2s. and Meyer. ia roisL
Team No A--aan.shsr. lso. Helcomb. lea: curris.
l0O; Bedls 172 and Iicn. l86. Total 1Ol.
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IT: u: Hossasn so.rrsmsnt played IL asss ssssss ..
uHss CANE
ssss:s Ssssssi III .sss; is, sss: III IA til
i fsi,bsa as Th' iq, id. is:
hyer llG; stappenbsck, I36, Total Lo4S.
sscosD sAxh
va'eneta--storms las: Mathey, 14s; Tyonmel 40;
Eus@psl ic2: Fishsi la; 1sIdsa ias; LAaassn ia2;
Sas f .s l ss1: sfh!fk S ,s;
Nv: Dunbaehsr. i01; Jaeger. I<0 Total 1.oV2.
Tho Friendship Club Of Hoboksn losrsr refs a sss
Castts Point House. on Monday svsninS thsy toek
,ss nh s.y VIA s &. !: s.s x.
games were rolled;
Team No. l-Horn. 1Os; Peterson. i7b: Y4berstroh.
nan nann s:ssi iso ssePa @ fs. 1917 i01' ''A
Team No y-spohr. l<8: schoentsld, 10l; wtdner.
a ksooI is u.s. as ss HI isa
II, Team No. HIcrp Ss fsssI.es ;ss 5os; H.s'r.ss
mann. i7s: NoIdsnsos isi; AsImoss isS Total,
Team No. 2-spohr. la5: scboenfsid. 1856: wiednsr.
i2 sos is is TIKI rs sS S
The sarss.a Who AIs sptersd In the AsteEiA tsuTAA
msnI rolled the expended ssm. s on Monday n,ghs:
l!Ss IcSssn.se!a isS; Aspsn.lS iss sssss ~ s
E.:s ::@ Ia, % iissas isi IL IT, lSa ss' Farley 1885,
Ths Palma Club eoviers keep knocking. the pins
dewn In large nunberA The hrst ssrtss Of sAmss IN
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cIyELE RAGING AZ xAsnr1ILE
Lattls Billy and Van nsren via The AaAAi.
caps from Hnyes4sss

RAmvIllx Nov. I-Three Of the i've favurtss vent
Gown to-day a. West side Parf in ssres Of interest
tng rasss maAs % By full aslas and run on fsss
track.
tho opsnins rseA seiiak pusss q six sAd Ask
furloneA had e!eyen startsrs oueents TroverdeA
ia, NcCanerty up and Borsats wero equal favoritss
a. 70 I. oussuis Trowbrdgs won By two lsasths
from shs II 70 shot chance Jack Star. Who beas
Ora. also long price head on the post for place
Time. l:22.
1hs mile and sixteenth selling rase had Ave start
srs Donnsu and Hydy were equal yortiss y odds Of
2to 1. Donnon vas unplaosd whiie Hydy won undsr
edriye By = lsns,a from sne : % Shsnss -HssnsnS
sx ran y ths handieap q nSe sna Snssar tysIonss
va. the yarte a bus hs ran third Iss ore.t
Tom colt Lttls Billy 70 J. wen py two enRths from
Tho nine.iuiiong handicap with eight stsr.srA
proved victory for Van BufNn, 70 chanfa ~
yorite NeIaue Who beat Princess Limo tbs sanAe dsr
tance for second place Time, 15S.
Twelve oyeafold started In the last raes selk
aiGto wen .s shs pleased BY tive shs.es Aissy one
kdeShousd. Time. 103
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Howifnr Ganes Tonight
AuSRIcAs NATIONAL TOURNAMENT
tldeiia oriental Oriental " ronsers Yonkers
Etdai.s.
AHrfIcIx AsLnuR uSio5.
Section one-Astoris A. c. vs. Eenlworth. Astoria A.
G. va West End. etcttcn Tnrec-Nonros ~ wavefly.
tssKsnUs LEAGUE
snSyss z. c.r.eon. Lincoln !. Eniefsreoekes '0'a
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LehiEh ontpiays Lafayette.

sourn Brrntrnrx Nov. t.-Eehrh defeated Lafayette
here this afternoon by of 70 to Tho game Was
exciting from starr to nish Lafayeites team fought
hard bot they unable 10 hold up against superior
insrsrenes and taeklipE Far Lehigh. Blunt. NecunE
ordvay. hcQussn. and Johnson played well, and for
Lsisyetts. Aoyis. Wilson. and chamberand did one
lntls as.A ssls noX p.d his shoulder d.!ocatsd And
Rss' a,s % rms ~ yaspscn 20 .ss d.s sd
Blunt Blunt made & touch down, from the ,Iys,s Smynra
Sood ran. wor. ssen made ty Eoyls and VIII
seen and H.I made touch dSvn Snts 20 goal ss. ss,
sroiheJ toSsn down NeGilng k,cs g.sl The score
m the fnal hAif wa: LehiRh 10: Lafayette =
snA than leg, u. -. isnbe JShSfon %n a sSs The he
runs Of Hunt iouAtep. aud OrdrAy Goal was kicked
down ana AcCuhe kicked goal No further points were
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Kentpeky's Raeins AsseeistioA Makes N
AsslGnnen1

LEIrserox. Nov. 4-rhs Kentucky Racing Association
has gone the wall The crash came this afternoon.
There wss meetinS Of the stoekhodsrs for the par.
pose Of trying 70 sxtcats the association from s
financial troubles The meeting largely attended.
Plan altar plan proposed aud rejected until finally
II was agreed that ths association make assiGnmans
which was done. Tho a.siynees arc Lolis strauA
city Robinson has been Presdent Of ihs aSsoeis
{oa for number Of years The indebt edness amouuts
70 600 but only 33a0Oo 10 Of pressing nature the
EsmsindeE being In irst moEgsss bopdt which ass
indebtsines, Pthcipay dye to The builders and CON
10 intention OF the members Of the association
to effect complete reorRanizatlon between nov and
Jan. Thero b. intention Of psrmitsins running
races TO die out here.
The sun., 1891-11-05

Pickup Mitchell did not knock Sullivan down in ths
battle In France. Sullivan was never knooked down
but once. That affair occurred the Nsdison squsrs
Garden. and Mitchell was lucky enough 70 hit John L
smars zap when the champion happened TO have hi
heeh together.
Old T1meF-when Tus Sos said thst Jimmy LArtina
never defeated Jimmy Lynch. the reply to the
pondens referred only TO The career Of the pro
fsssonas. . tho inquiry intended. II you bet that
Larkins has beaten Lynch "in fight" you lose No
matter what the men did as amateurs.
Sands 6t.-ChaEIey Mitchell did spsr Bilv Edwards IN
'hs ss Msd.oa Square Garden r., .na a aj,sas, .s1
the .;s,sa oiss ysss.rasy sna aid he, Ss hsi
s np a ans H z Sss c
s is Nasa ss esa e. " ,s Ca
osioee and S sisn arssis: Al 10 % a:;.s ~ss a.poss
e sSaRsi si x. . sat
e: hns: s ess rss. s& sss sr'
r sgss sssss's n Issss a
Hss isS 4 .s Es1"s !:
MsIsr ,he irish eh.9piaa and Jim toIssay held
ps Ss @ q and sps
sas = &s s .ss s: %
;.s: s:: s
;a aS: "a. Hss as il seS K ri &. sB
c..a; sc,,'spGnaeat ps e London :4h,sa ~ tcss
i:sued . challenge 70 heht George 10 blanche. !he
Marine. at stone, N the National Ati,lstic. Bou
n!sss:. pSIsss sna s si0E bssSaa re isi .tS rs
"a s ss Y: III
Yssssrdsy the following rspiy was received from L.
"f see that Jack oRrien Of Londos England v.nts
to nght me in the National Club Iond0n. and ht tfay
u he win allow $500 for expenyss the money 10 ,be
seat to the Pors 6usfGs oiacs win ngit OBrlen fov
the hisrsst pure that any cnb win oder al
l5d popDds thi. suIti iien the NATIONAL Club can
bsfatihed. GKoRGE Ii BLlScaE. Ogden. utah."
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Totals 10y a6 . sl5f Iotals. %. II IS Il ssl

s:ss Fan S t ~ s q II ss
Umpres-wsren Sage ana A. H. fhornbmn. Scorers
--1.A Stafford and J. j. spsedlinG
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Second Dwight. 1ss SecoAA =, g. =, Ia
Tue ola hAi ssousd ~ Central Park which tasss in
the nssdor from sixtynfth street to 6eyentyseeond
street. was thronsed yesterday afternoon with red.
checked healthy hy.iooking school boyA Tns lads were
making merry in the bright sunshine Of the perfect
autumn day. aAd football was ths favorts and only
sport IN which they indsissd Thrso match games
tosk place during he pleasant hours. and Harvard
sehso aAs and Pesk sosgians practised with the
sps!s,ns pigiln tos ~ shsy SsTs sash; -. n-,,,,
one lis..est seen Park grounds this sea
esSinnps q the gsms snd TeSlor sgop sfcr.a .oRsh
:os .H. E sns HUes .s.s 81: s.
Celumbis'P soaehacwr hns, End Coz licked the gosI
THIS ended the nrst bali aud the score was Ties tod
M ssSS kaa ss sSsSey .asea
hne style. Pitou added to Co,umba's score by maknk
touch down. TIE try at goa, WAS Z failure 5hs
Dwight nds played stid ESr,e. sra Rang made q
Dwight f2: GoltmbiA 10
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SEssisf, iIs a.ssss a.ssss sss sess III III e. M M s
umnlre-J. Bershenk. seorsrs-R- J. Adams snd ".
Totals 49,. g % 10 7sfl Totals........7 II "a Z

rRAnEA
G,sS%Sn. "a iiss 3 a13 re IL .s III III q
Umpirs-G. Courtney. sooresI. Ripper and z
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FIRST DOC FzGHr OF THE SEASON
1e.sr Bsessrs oes E.s.sh sf Hs.e,s L..

me nrsf dog neht Of the ses.on va. brought os =,
Long Island early yesterday morning In good shan.
Only SIX men SIDE outside of handlers and judr.
present ssd bcnsds stake Of $3.50 sde wa. fou sst
for. Thers was no gate money. Toe doss were R.n
black and white from Sew Haven and Heoe brIpI,.
bitch from Boston. who scaled undsr ~ pound. Nj.
Ham snedetef backed Ben. ana Froth" Lister had M,
money on Ilebe The Judge Fred IIeaermau Of New
Jersey.
The hrst scratch lasted little forty mlnar, sna
was nerce. Iebe tried for holds Ben foreos an,
generally rot them. while Ben stack hi, teeth In III.
back of bet mack Both we're bloody after twenty ntn
ptes and Benz leu foreleg VAS Deeoihiag veaE Itb,
held Oh tot WIN terrible grip. Once wfrn ,as Eai
e hop. Zen trying to shhke her oil dang her over
his back. but Hebe held on. ""
The betting, witch Ind already been hrisk in sHns
EMAIL party. remained ht even money when uen sns
called upon 10 scratch the Sccund time <drn carad
70 10 10 Hebe, however, the bitch snus.t lrr,t
strength In her rush at the New Haven do, an ~
cured another erip On Bens len fc-eer sud hrS,.i
ssvsn minute, q ;hs kind Of wort Ben began 70
squeAt and p rte minutes more his bac xers CAV. nm
the night Ms nnfortuhaie left fcre,eg crushed %
badly that he roultot stand AFT, the night Hs
10 young dog. however and ril probably recover II
van his rrst battle. HeSe aad had dght, before
having
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NARY STONE RUNS 4 FAST RACE
81 Luke Wins the Three-cornersd HurdIe
Kace at BennlnSs.

Kaee at BennlnSa.
WARRINGTON. Nov. 4.-There was excellent
racing at BenninGs to-day. and favorites won
four out Of the five races. The track was slow
making Mary stones run Of ono mile in l :42h
worry creditable performance. Mollie ". al
15 TO- ], was the long shot OF tho day. The
three-cornered hurdle race. with gentlemen
riders. excited considerable interest The
three ran Tapped to tho last quarter. where st.
Lukes light weight, favored him. and he won
handily from Hercules.
THE FInsT RACE.
LSSS tISsh's Fle%saads. dfsis Ss pas. q q aSs. :
sissTs, sSiss.q 9,s
Siaons and Constantine liner nv my also ran
bfiggan. = to schuYiil.
THE SECOND RACE
ws:, M Rs.oss is'shf; aSs 81 s Y. BY B.lld-oa..
AsE.!%sa Ss;.t.s SsSad.y as;d iiG dls.i:dsiaj
ss so sa
a.: - 6 S.s ss'' A'' on Noon
THE THIgp RACE
Handicap; pure sson: one mile and 2 furons.
D. hrovn's6. N. ssnOnta. 8. by Prince phsrlie-
ifs Il As ss;:s rs:e iis ;.s:aj
against Judge Morrow
THE FOURTH RACE.
Pprse 1900: selling allowances: one mile.
", Jennpgss br T. Mary stone o. by Sr ModrSd-
sisi.. Il ss S.siis H. ii as:.;
cssssos aud Fo1msde also ran;
Tims, LAX.
Bsttns-Ntne to agsinst Nary stone. 70 Prathsr.
100 George W.
THE FIFTH RACE
Match of $40 each, with $500 added: mile and .
Leve,s ch,E - Luke. aged, by Botherstion-AsbsL
oqscp Cfty ktahies Gu. b. Hercules. aged las (hr.
III LAVA jIis sh. i; Rs,a!i!y, 1851 DIT Eviii.
ss,,ins-ssvsn to against si. Luke. s1 Hsscul.s
eto faturity.
The entries and weights for to-dsy's races
are:
First Rsoe--rlye fur,onss. watterson. q. ". Cook,
I1stesd each 1lo: Loaf star l0 81. Charles fannis
Lwis coii los; Alcina colt a:,: Lady ballard. an
Scssss ' sc .'isy' isr
tonade, los: Thier. l., VI: ArstocIat. a3-
Third Eacc--One mite; selling Tattler. St. John ia;
AArHherita. LArchn,ont. lo3; Lynn, us. -
Fourth RIce-Sx and O half furiongs. Count Dudley,
King Thomas Piny. l1l; bellevue. Gold Dollar 1Uf;
k4peIienee l04: King Mac, W.
Fifth nAceiandicap steenlechase: full course. Her
cples 1da GuiuriIy 1876; Lltbbert Bothwell 116; Re-
paTtee. I43; Pip Flap ls; Bsneat 100; Capt Aanning
C0ldstream. 40.
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rr,.s,ts.'s sa.e VITA P..,sy,yaa,..

PaNossoS. Nov. 1.-THE sppreaohtas championship
ssns with the Vpivsrsty VI PenpsyysniS Il the chis
tnpie Of conversation tust now. According 70 the
University Of Pennsyivania students their team 1,
going 70 win this year. and beat Princeton for second
place. TIE PsnpsyvAais pen are Isporsd TO be otter
Ing big money ts outcome Of Saturdays game. but
PRINCETON.
Judging by the results Of tho LshIgh Orange Ath
stle ciub Eamss With the uniyersity Of Pennsylvania
ss 4. s % s
SsfeAtsd Orange Eyer sssk ago ~ the same scSrs
Penney scored fourteen points than Prince
ton did special train VIII 81 from Prnestoa V
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B.DozsoRr Nov. A-willism Downs, the pusilist, has
fsught his last battle when he retired from the ring
a NssdovS Epd ast Friday morning beaten man.
AFTER bis foprround aSht with Charles smith for parse
Of 500 ne was much cast down He left the ring uds
sf,ssoon s was seen ~anderns along ne M rarosa r
walker g ssi "a the tracks He paid ne heed to the
Proaeh Sat did leave lAs track The s1sinetf saw
still continued 70 stand and the engine drew near
TUNED and fAesd It, Tic engineer was unable 70 stop
thfown high 40 the .ir The remaln. We're picked up
had fought number Of battles IN this state and had
good reputation.
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yoluateer, &, 81. Paul, o.

The Volunteers their sixth consecutive victory
By esfeasipg the strong team Of g. Paurs Military
Academy Of Garden City. Considering the fact that
%. Paul has defeated every team that has gone to
play them this season. and all by large scores.
and that not . team has even scored against
them. the victory u eertainiy 70 she Volunteers
credit Near the middle Of the hrst half Capt Carts
line Youns nov backed the centre beautifully and,
with The assistance OF the whole team Was showed
esntrs play pi ofishssty iritten and Kpttua wss
Of high order while the tackhng Of Renachsr. Hor
tassebeer and Pest made toms good runs while Mall
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SECOND CAT
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John MADDEN the the boy mare Nina Nina Xreher. @ by s;
Hindoo. dam Morgan Girl Price 1850. Fhs
mare starts for Guttenbure. where she will
race this. winter. ..
Gen. W. H. jackson. Belle Meade Stud. has
sold the yearling hay flily by Iroquois. dam
yintaRs Time. Uncle Bob,s dam. 70 Walter
who bought her at the spring sale o. yearlIngs
at Belle Meade got the fliy fpf u. 2O0, but 90
jag Which ior hs
being IN Gen. Jackson's possession until her
disposal to-day.
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TRIP tnsinaipf aS.isssn % ihs g.lns M! cost bit "
is:m. %.ss on ss Il ~. sIdlimc rn9.; t.srinss
y%sn ss sS rssrs eSla q ,ss sse res
Sssds Ss good and ssp scored .ssSrS.
Poe was on the field but did not play. Ames ana MOI
fatt spent an bour after the game giving omans tome
1..am.h ,.,,,. ,ourr.r,p, WA, sn,.s.d to-day
Herrek wnn BY defeatnes 3. NeCormek ~ arery cicss
match BY ths score OF 5--7. Sd. 40. S-u B-l.
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To-day's Entr,e. as sut.enburx.

First Race-Three quarters selling Salisbury, I1p:
Hou.ten i1s: Ireii.woSd Little Fred los Little Min:
Second Rare-five and o half furioaas Chaiade lis:
sXkeston. iazh. ST. Denis. ST. Felix 102; Aaisstio.
100: Per Adventir. tlly, W.
Ihiff Rsce- Six and half fuflonzs selling. Infernn
certie d. io4: Nonicsn. i6i: Pear, se,. ~ feriid
Richsl 05.
Fourth Race-Mile and sixteenth. Masteriode, 1o7;
Sulls Blackburn. 1o5: NoS OF Esver. VI; Lixtie ST.
Take Back, S2.
Fiith Race-Mle: selling. Hsquimau 12c: Lord Of the
Haiein. ilS: Bohemian, llo: Mountain Deer The gher
10. 10l: MAbelle 10t seymour, Pelham. l02: Head
leht. Bonnie King. Gyds. 'g3; Nil!n Marie. ca.
sixth Rnce-ThIeelunrtars: selling. sparing. Torch
light, Centaur. 132; DURANGO. Romance Penzance 1.9
Simon Pure Flava. ia: Benton. Double Cross o. p.
y. John Hickey xanhansett loA Maggie Murphy. lOl.
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Tbs National Cross Country Association held meet.
ing at the Arena Thrynrst street. last night the clubs
represented heiay tho Manhattan A. G. by O. O. Hughes
Star A. O. by C. J, Harvey Prospect Harrisrs by u
Dimse. Suburban Harriep by v, Gro~tAss and stuy.
yssant A. by 9; r. Cohn Leonard the bicycle rider
who 80 ds9ptsd fsS.n Tue to of shs A. o.
tlea RAa Rot ,hs sisyvSssns elyk ds9Rpsl hLH. ks
sssSn a SSS ~ Hs. s:a As AssS
bsrship and then the members settled down long
discussion regarding the next boxing chow and other
matters Of association interest
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AsA,r- or t.e New Yorx S,,uA.

She management Of the New York Baseball team Il
searching for n the places made vacant b.
the deaerton of comnor and Richsrdaon Lshans drst
bsssman. Reilly and Crooks inhsders, all Of the Colun
bus Club Of the American Association are reported 70
be special objects of the Iev York manage
nasn,; - + is also ., hintd tha: Gii H%.sasid- % osss
tTs and . the ssnersf opin!oa MAJ Players fuily
sa,sd visoSi much d!inelslty ~ l Lsssrs Creole Ard
front rank. and New York patrons iRstst tbe
There NO question tha. many ..r plssrs sts fally
team and would not b averse 10 Alling them.
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The winners =, Gloucester.

0LoUcE,rrr. n j.. Nov 4-ro-day's races resulted q.
follows:
First Race-sx fur'ongs. Lzetta won. Botherstion
second. I'D Marks third Time. ItS
Second Race-ThTee quarters Of a mile. Jersey won,
Noble Duke second, sister lone third. Time lib.
Third nacs-tour and nnebail fIrlonss krikins won.
Jyyge MitsLsl' second Emma !; third Time; o;hd:
Cksrtysuss second. Aaivini third. Tine ;sHl
Hfth Race s-One mile AMI u sixteenth. CAiaoz wan.
Sixth Racs-fonr and one-haif flriongs. fhad Rowe
won. Miss Aggie second canIesa third Time. o,e5.
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Neither Side Scored.

Ths Arss game Of football between the four rtysl
cadet companies Of the Fordhsm College Cadet Corps
took place on Sunday. The game va between Cam
paniea and B. was the best contest that has svsr
been played the collage grounds neither side scoring
during the entire game, Some Of tho best players Of
the college lined up both sidea Tho ball
except In the last half when II brought nsaS Bs
soak The game Wa. tsrizsd BY tbs nne sckins
ran ior Company tSs Sns rms II J. IsAIensn
= me following the posltidni in which the men