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DO NOT LIKE yANssEN,s SCHEME
Small Athletic Ciubs Bsttsrfy Hostile 20 the
PIan-Ths Originator ~ S'onnsent

enau Athlete Ciubs Bitterly Hostile 20 the
P1aa-TAs Originator - t'onntest.
The scheme of F. W. Jansen for the organ
ixation OF the United States League Of Ath.
letic Cuba ss Get forth In Monday mornings
sus caused much talk In athletic circles yes.
terday. oficials Of ANAL clubs denounce II
a. an attempt to freeze them out OF the ANA
tsur neld and to erect new structure on
foundation Of Athletic aristocracy. The plan
Is on that ground denounced vsry bitterly.
Oficials Of the larger clubs are very backward
want time 10 CON alder the matter before talking.
Said one. representative OF anal club: =.
there hs iei ssas% arsssisins sSs Eesss. !sns
tSs hsyf Snesul ns's 'asc 6nn Tsss ass
that compose the backbone Of the A. A 2.
The result ould mpy, b. tc arsy the ss
s!HS1Rs ss%bsss ss%sns and ne sSssegs would
disastrous to al branches OF sport. The claim
IA b. SSSS TCuf nss osn sne
Ssesa s.sses s ss ss.t '9f1s
poPtSssn spoPts Games. and psstiSes every descrp.
:Hs q 4. SRass tss .ad al sSs
$ sSssr n: \: .lse sa "a :fI sSs .ssssss.s +:
absurd. and all athletic clubs which desire to
basis will feht Shy Of this Wild eyed scheme
When F.W Jansssn WAS questioned. no said:
This plan win IN no wise interfere with tho
ganiZation will result benehclally to athletics.
At any rate the cluhs % which have sent the
fssuAE 1c SsSe Viz
the League while many others have notified
me that they ar. considering @ the Plan pIsn
sab. %ch fSsv. Joined are &. staten
island A. c.. Athletic Club Of tho
letic Club. Washington, D: G.: Athenpum Club.
Toronto. Ont. and the Providence A. Q, OF
% e. 1Hss ass ana na srs
apt TO Join are the Berkeley Athletic Club Of
this city. Detroit Athletic Club. olympic Ath-
lede duR q New SprE. Ens!eE0od Field Club.
No There Ell i plenty, Of room for the % new
League. and am confident OF success"
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TOILET HINTS.

A clear complexion is the result Of good
healthAnot Of cosmetics.
Cosmetics can be used In moderation TO sd.
vantage. but they are never 40 perfect as the
bloom which good health imparte.
4 clesr complexion is usually the resul, Of
good circulation. and good circulation Ia the
steady iow Of the blood through the system.
When the blood is sluggish and the mind de,
pressed nothing ts 80 beneficial as q pure mel
dicinal stimulant, and nothing so thoroughly
stimulates the circulation or Keeps It In regu.
lar and perfect order as pure whiskey
While there are many so-caied whiskeys
there is only one that Is admitted to be pure.
" medicinal one; namely. DuiIy's Pure Malt
Druggists and giocers may try to argue to
the contrary because they make more money
on cheap and inferior goods. but II is always
beet to bear In mind that the one which has
heen tested. tried. and proven by experience is
the only certain ono.
The sun., 1891-11-03

Dwishps Easy victory Over Cetsen


single bright star shons tor Dwight School whsn
hs hfst game for the mponship OF the inferscho
lastie Feetbsn League ended yesterday For ever
an hosf had the piacky Cstsr wsrSiefs lined ~ IN
vain against the superior torees o. Dwight me sun
wsnt down osow the horizon and the star came fofsh
bat stn the bieod+sd Gaes Of cutsr were waved
wildly in vain hope thas the seamins usht voaid
PROVE good ousn Tor Cutters soma Dwishfp banners
o. bius waved stili more wildly few moments later
:s :;s s:s e: Rs's ss
Grounds rsssSesd With he issrtrinF sssa.s Of Chg
sssScnoys Ustisr put The BAL IN lrHsnsnt enc
Ssm eS.znss SsiGa' e !ess.
s 10 sS sS%s me-, :rst. G G,9srp playing sr
player. fsh was always on bapd 70 guard Terry whe
soneS doMn "a fsr or X. sood wolR By Eics.
ever and time for the nrst half vas called with Cutler
close 20 Dwishts goal Score: DwtghS u CSisf =:
Dwight hsA the leather a. the starr OF ne seeond
ss. Ss Ss' I'm hs1 ssf Ssss me 70
however. Westsrned and ftsh we're right there 70
tackle then. Dwight occurred the BAH on four downs
and sent Terry around Robbnss end but the tts cap
a1 ..s es SSo ~ a S.a
Al the ohtler 6seks, crossed the touehdown tine.
the GRITTY play vent but althoosh each team came
wsn s, r ,sSsnE S gs Sr I, ss s.e.sS .ssc
The lads played In the following po1itionp.
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Tennis In Harlem To-day.

Tho nnai tennis matches In the gentismens singles of
tho fah handesp tournament Of the Manhattan Tennis
Association viii BE- psysd shb norninS on the courts
Of the Lsuox Tennis Club st 1884 street and st.
Nicholas avenue. THIS win end the Manhattan T. A.
tournament which has through many postponsments
and delays dragged Tor several weeks In the rst
nasoh ). PaInly parss Lsnox I. O. sersscbl viii play
Bay D. rhuIbsr. Lsuox Z g. uk,. and the winner win
hhkl round.
the teuInsmen. vas conrinssd os saturday after
moon. when the nnAl match IN the mixed Doubles was
played and ihs .nslss S?nsi.asd tar t.s mest in
sSd ). PsImy Psrst boin y tSs LsSos !, G. and he
sam %eh N nv q nss s p.ycs nIs e
Pafet but his exertions told materially bis
and he was unsbs to play With any speed during
s sI; two :sS : sSs ,S. q:
margin 70 spare Tue scorss follow;
Lsnss z .;srss.or| o;s' r. rhaTSsr Lsnoi O.
Mixed Dopblss.sssond round J. p rsret and Miss
yi.s ColIns Pifth Ayenas T. g lhaif nfteen) d. I'D
tssni, beat W A. Trimmer and Mas iriminsr. kIisi n
lnsi aoandHj. 2. raTss ana Miss und.rhlli. Lsnox
I.Sos esa..sSf ~ sSSs .Sd,oss and Miss Osborn
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News ne. the Horse wor,A.

The Ridgewood. n. J.. Driving Association
tion's track to-day. KaclnR begins at noon.
Tho programme 10 an interesting one.
PARrs. Nov. 2.-Baron de Rothsehilde trainer.
Bouchard. while exercising the yearling hlly
Cadette, at Chantilly. to-day. vas thrown to
The ground and sustained g fracture q tho
skulI. At the eame time tho flly fell and broke
one Of her legs and had to be shot
BAN0on. Nov 1.-C H Nelson has decided TO
remain at home next season. and has already
town Of Winslow. q short distance from the
Sunnysids Stock Farm, whore the stallion Nell
who has built several fast tracks in Maine. will
construct the new course. which will be egg:
thrown up. There will be broad turn at one
and and short turn at the other. thus Afford
oval tracka On this track next season Nelson
viii try TO drive his great horse the fastest
milo ever trotted by stallion in tho United
States. He says that he is tired Of taking his
horses 10 far away from homo. and proposes
TO mako new stallion record within mile OF
his own stable.
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Football Notes.

Tho non.clair A. O. and the O. n =. teams win play
st the MCntclsir grounds to-day
Al the T. ~ @. A. grounds. Brooklyu. thts morutns
the bsdfords will play the Prospecta
The Princetons Will line up against the Orange 4 O,
~ 1880 O'Clock this morning NJ Orange
This afternoon on OranRs ovsL the second eleven Of
the Orange 4 q. wif play the Berkeley A. o.
The Volunteer Football Club Of Harlem win bs matched
diy. wy
A Eams Of association football viii b. played st
Rtdyswood this afternoon bstwscn the Lonsfsuows
Aad the srookiyna
The third game Of series between the Lafsystss
day at CrotonA Park.
The Poytechnio institute lads journey to Staten Isl
and h oIning to play the Juaiors OF the Staten IsL
ana O. q. At Livingston.
On saturday sitsrnoOa the football Of the Mount
College by score VI 80 points 10 ..
On Saturday next the football teams Of the Sylvan
Athletic CLUB And the yaruns Boat Club win play
game ON the htters grounds In Brookiyn
The second game for the championship Of the Iutsr
scholastic League will be played Oval this
Ansfnoon between Berkeley and Harvard.
Ihs teams Of the New York A. O. and Rutgers College
will play a. the Polo grounds this Afternoon Capt
mp As foows: Left end. George Hingats; left tackIS
SShumacher; lett guard, Werner; centre. RlennssF;
right guard Rockwell: right tackle. brown; right end
Robertson; quarter back wurtemberg; Isft half back
Scott; right half back White: full bacf. Kali
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.Msstsus or Cs4eksssrs

1hs nnai genera! meeting for 1891 Of the netropoi
tan District Cricket League held last night st she
Willow Club. when the following delegates attended:
J. Il Pool Staten Island: H. Martin. D. A. Munro and J.
Mitchell Manhattan; v. BLsA r. wiids. and J. Riding.
Patterson; Cosmopolitan a. B. Jsohsou ". A. Jsbb. and
jerome flannery: New Jersey A. O. G. O. Turner and
O. Y. Ritchlns Harlem. C. Helms: Eugs County. ". j.
Wood; Berkeley W II. Rutty and G. g. Carnashan; Bed.
ford. H. Holmes and 4. Clinord; Brooklyn. J. Dun
can and A. A. Adams.
chief business Of the meeting was the reains q
rch hsye Srd r. TSn Ss ano
Staten Island Club the q ths Lsasns
boyd cups Archie Brown OF the Brooklyn Club win
RsSis's team. and ali these wfl b FveS 70 tbs win.
hsrs - . smoking concert 70 BE- held duEng the
appointed to take the matter In charRs O. g. Tur-
per, IT, 3. Jackson, and Z. st. q. walker.
Tong informal disc uasion fhen took place regarding
the division Of the league INTO sections different from
thnt In eIiBtenee but action was taken IN the
matter but the question viii be decided upon at the
annual meeting next year.
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nsv.saehsr Give. Dixie. . s..-. ss.

George Dixon. the fsather-weighs ehsmplsn net In
fourround glove bout last night as hinsr's Bowsry
Theatre Eugene HoSnbAchu. whom he once defeated
in round and half Hornbschsr surprised bis friends
stronger however. especially those he lot 70
for Esssns's body. In the third rosad hs
sent. nornbschsr toddnng back inis the w,ass,
20 the tray With energy and for time if looked 10
,eoash each vas sEytng 20 ssSeh sns Other sqE Bps
he fourth round Dilon was ihs sircsssf q 1hs end
whose sympathles were With the New Yorker 10.
ng6s o. ne sIms 5nsstsS wt asssWpt 2 stop
beat out In nine two weeks ago.
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Pyanoets. Flays Poorly.

Pnssxsox Nov. 2-Tour Of the Varsity players had
retire from the practice to-day because Of Aghs In
juTse In the st scrmmase RGss had Of his fingers
ben, backward. and Thomss last yesrs left guard
substituted After nfteen minutes playing Thomas had
to give way to Riggs ~ Flint Who Is making good
light for of the habsck positons had the muscles
Of bis leg twisted. but able 10 play In the second
half Davis was the fourth oas retired. Harold Who
played right tackle in Saturdays game against wes
ieyan. 10 nursing stin leg and could not play, Bergen
who had TO quit the wesleyan game did not think him
self IN condition TO participate In the game Capt.
Warren devoted himse 20 watching and coaching the
be Johnny Poes equal behind the ne has been ordered
pfive frnceton Of hs services i the Day
sport Donnsrly appeared on the ne,d IN his old
football suit He coached Vincent who 10 playing DON
neya old position several times the latter became
enthusiastic that he forgot he there coach and
not player and maie some OF his od.time tackes
Tho playing WAS very poor The VARSITY backs fun
bled the ball and puned atrociousy. Tho scrub team
was weak but they rushed through the Vanity line At
will and forced the latter 10 make safety touchdown
" the first half In the second half they against
the Varsity Two halves Of fortyhye and thirty-nve
minutes were played. In the nrst Holnnns kicked
goal from the neid. The final score was 81 TO In
favor of the varsity
Amos viii DO here to coach ON Thursday and It 10
said will remain until Thanksgiving Day
The Princeton ale freshmen game will be played
Nov. 10 instead Of Nov. II. ~ at nIst arranged.
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Saliva. ua..'t Ts.ehsA . Drsp.

sAx Francisco. nov, 2-Jobu L. Sullivan has not
touched . drop OF liquor aimee he landed hero from
Australia II Is amusing 70 see him drinking Apotli-
aaris water ginger ale. John talked to-day about
bis plans Hc said that he did propose 10 shave OF
his mutton.chop whskers to drink drop Of liquor
until be had slurged the head OF OF Slavn. when he
talks about s,ayip his ninm ovIaentiy rsvesto ~
snsss and then be looks savage: hs nov weigh: 2SS
down to 22o pounds in few weeka His skin 10 clear
and healthy. and hia movements show he has rsgatnsd
suIiSan friends here say that bs win 90 Eas. and
Challenge savin the minute the Australian reaches
lmoricon soil
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Odds and End, OF sports,

Tho principal attraction the eross country run Of
the Prospect Harries to-day viii be
tween j. Harding Nellor the exPresident OF the club
and ~ Dow. both OF whom have been training for
some tims for the event. good contest s promised
The Keating Athletic Club hold Its initial entertain
ment And hop At Bergen Hall last evening The club Is
SONGS, dances and reeitniions which occupied thc
early hours OF the evening wero well rendered bJ
amateurs. Toward midnight the hall was cleared for
dsnotng.
Ys"ssrs Of thS Ess, Aishsysi.ts stree. branch
" xos! Haven n g sronnd. tSdsy bSgtn9ipF
prisss ars offered. and Charles sebsslis viii sivs
aumbeT Of points.
domlnassd a Es.sers Hail jersey c,sy Heights. Is.
ssespilor q th!s popular oTT.ns.dOn: and tbs mem
honor iIs eccass asnsismaSy Jsef sSssr and his
wife led the grand march, followed BY nearly 100
couplss. The afair throuGhout was enjoyable to All
prs6snt and dancing eostlnusd uAtl early bouI this
morning
:ss s,ass f. s S,ss I'D :.'sn, I'M. ::
.ion of hs annual }ohoaion of the Garfield Xtsistic
Club, hno programme OF vocal and instrume entail
music vas carried out, interperssd With exhibition
the nyinG fnGs BIZ Robert St0 OF the New York Ath
Lotto olSb end ratiling foTround exhibition OF the
manly art between JACK Dundou OF the Garnold Ath-
let.c Cub.
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wAsaN07oH. Nov. 2.-Rutgers and the Columbia Ath-
istio Club teams met to-day ss Capital Park and Rut-
gers won By . score OF to o. II was probably the
most evenly contested game played In this vicinity
TWO full halves were played. yet only one touch down
was recorded The Rutgers boys wore confident Of win
ming easily but before the game two throe
Of their men disabled The single touch down
made BY Gabs Lodlow. aftsr succession Of bucks at
the centre. and two clever runs around the end by
De Witt Tho atter tried to kick goal bot his punt
too strong and the ball went far wide Of the posts.
The team WORK Rutgers WAS superior 70 that Of the
9. A. O., but the individual playing Of Townsend and
Emery vas the feature of the game. stsHsman. Rut-
Eerss centre waa ruled out OF the game Tor suggng
The liu0d follows.
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sESoRIrA's SPLENDID RACE.
S'spi. Browns Esru Heats the Fsvorfte
Very Fast lime.

S'spi. Browns A=-o Hea.- the Fsvor1te In
Very Fast lime.
WAsHrEaToS. Nov 2-The week opened with
excellent racing at Benniugs. The event OF the
day was the handicap at one mile and ono
sixteenth. in which Strathmeath was an odds
on favorite Sencrita having the second call.
The pair raced neck and neck In tho Inst quar-
tor. Benorita winning on the post by a head. In
: lao, the fastest time at the meeting. SUM
pRries;
C,9sxsD h. wattsTson, I. by Great Tor,-Dushsss.
aH aoniss T. & Rex d 90 IA Goying.onj.
a.1.on ss.sa III. Ga ssa Lass ..o
,.;ss,nsz,sA 70 against &si''rsou TO A...s
THE SECOND RACE
SS ;:l'.af a.sT.efis; 81 .iaa, En- o,.
s:sss... T. II ss; ;Sss 1 sSs
Az Is 5saI and Iyp1a s4;s T.S
ss.,!px5ssysn ~ " to against fs.hsr. Ssol o.r.sus
THE THIRD RACE.
WMssaIissei. l. cS:tonade. by Hing Alfonso--oos
;s;s NV Ii
Queer d6r also rs.ss 81. ,,"n-
Ssei Hill 70 consssntlhopis afis'' lily ~ " ''
THE FoURTH RACE.
Handicap; purse $500; mile and . sixteenth.
g. z. BrowhA S. m senorita, 3, by Prince Charlie
ak s.ssiaSst'es s5 '1s K q .ssSS..':.
yoxp1eds also ran
%. Time, I,<a
ss 70, :..s:. :ii: ssas 10
P" THE FIFTH RACE.
;:iR'shsSss s'GC SaS
oissSass s,s"issS T. sapar.ss. aged. ii iFaiSinj.
>6tenevalL Killarney. and BENEFIT also ran
s.u,ps-,our to i sgsass ~ IL Gown. s.s x.p..
tee " u hsroulea
The entries and weights for tomorrow are:
Tirn Rsc:.s,x iur.ons., Judge horrez g. ". 0ook
Gate Kitty TIL lOA; kinsulAker, lO2.
,eaEs whits Rose: ill: f.skpOe6st. M: tottensds
Tafd Raee-6ns iailsi selling; COant Dudley. los:
81 soire V q U.s. MsIsS.rs Ns'S s'"ns ioo' Celia
Fourth Rsee-tour and half furongs; for twoysar.
olds> Rock Hil Brother Gardner. Gondolsr St. Nark
HrsicoIss cash Ali Dora C0ns'anrnops lilly. Black
FIFTH RAce-six and half furlongs: welter weshts.
wattsrsOh. l2y, bT, hasbronck, 12a Prathsr. 1iB;
ocypete ITO; Experience. loS. King Mac. loA
4 Gear. fast
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PICKED Up IN THE C0URTA
Has 1r0oklyA . Bsaan1a with The Phila-

Philadelphians are quite elated over their sue
cess against the Brooklyu players Sunday While It
70 conceded that Hanley and cosgins did not put up
thoir hest game. II also well understood that the
Philadelphia did exert themselves
any than TO Just win the According this
WAS fselsT" on the part Of both teamA with the
advantage thus Tar In favor OF William Penn's men,
The latter 10 Thoroughly understand the difference
between playing In ths home court and regulation
one such a. caseys s but they claim to be well pro-
pared for such an event and are sondspt Of winning
of e.pse. 70 sec that 81 paSs turn
IN ny ;:si:sSt down Pl.yea
:.s ;ss q
ns ,hs waas %s
Il: rs. ssss AZ
s. N, "a sR
ss q. s9s avn 'n: n .s .s:i
sAss r.: in ..s q.
s. @ Ssyoy
tH5 s. S.n ssud
sisssps money 4 si;o shows ,S.s ~ :tiilss
:ss:.: ~ 3: 81 ~ q '' '''a
very
x in sys "a s-
Hsd.L''. The trophy Va: 70. :s.r eontest sAd not
for iudivAuAlA The medal. Therefore. q our ioins
l.op.Isy: 6a! f.isoln IT, el.,%; g IA J ser.:iaiy
hs never won 4 from me: Y he xins Il fairly 10
h E: sss :. 70 Mua
4 =!
Ponds now upon the management Of Nike Boyle and
shall BE- placed upon sabs.nt.i iootinE Indiestions
brooklynites visited the court. They included John
sIe.u q ~ vHi joGn Lawof sarssd 10 allow Larry
EoIas 'sp % SsTs AZ Es%s Tie eossest 70 y played
Jersey City against Jonn sggs and Lshey has fsiIen
VII psay ssse, and spanish a. any eRa s%s hsTas
conteAted w
Beb Malcolm hsd quite HIST of victims made nm, a,
the opening Of the season Frank PIsndegs. To9asso
Anni 10 ni. nntiyn nias osen narked OF Ne1t
world. 49, ~ Wv
The Brooilya men who visited Phiiadspbis on Sun.
i, Jass hlSss,.y %an.sGr I g 2. ,is Ariel Cab say
10 perfect msns ply yscAl coalition. "N''A
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Field Games and Tsotbali st HarvarA.
cAxs.ipsE, Nov. 3-Ths annual freshman meeting Of
the Harvard Athletic Association held on Holmes
fold this afternoon. Although records wsre broken
all the events wer" well contested he following u
list of events ana winners:
one.hundred.y yard pash-P !. whittsmors nrst, 4 ".
Bigham second. Time. 10 Is sscondA
rourhundrsi- d.forty.ysr sun--c. z Baker nrst
n n. 2. podss % ss seeond =, ,rrs. g. sS Sc @secopdt
ond Time, 6 minutes D IS seconds
wohnndred-and.twenty.yard Rnp-fJ Whittsmors
hrst. 7 washburn second; Time, 70 seconds
gnnnins Broad Jump-B. ). Woman nrs.. 10 feet
Putting the sho.-P.J. whistemor.. 80 feet inch
Running High Jump-r r. Howard. arst feet
was xress day for fco.ba,i praosio. - Harvard
afternoon watching the unbung about In the dirt
Tho Governor entirely rndisturbed BY thoughts OF
ss. b ss % s S n ss
Harvard team. Sam Dexter, 'yo. played during the
nrst half at centre and did very we'll the
s G. s =. II SP
rapidly getting INTO good eondision His game was
ss nj x wo i. s"G q .na
Dessr w,l no, play centre in somorroys game with
Of the second half when Msciis che giant guard upon
whom Harvard 10 pnnius her faith for great things IL
e e. I: ss
The annual goal kicking contest for the cup offered
n sSS1 .pasa pfssa I'm an .ss 'a s,
Tranord This 10 the second year TrsRord hss Won
the cup.
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The regular weekly events Of the f1tan Athletic Club
At their house. %l4 West Forty street. last Friday.
resulted as follows:
Running Broad Jump-won BY James Boyd. n. Silver.
stein second. j. ?. Hoag third Distance, is feet 10
inches.
Standing Broad Jump-won by J. II. Corey P. j.
Foley second. A. Murphy third Distance feet e5
inches
BAI.mils Run-won BY $. silyerstein 7 J. Dunn sec.
ond James Boyd third. Time. minutes 80 seconds.
RGnIIng High Jump-won by J. Harvey, r. J. Foley
second. J. DrexIsr third. Height 4 feet 10 tnchsk
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Dsss rr.ssa.. tA.s Y.,s H.s n.1.

Rsw HAvks. Nov. 3-stanley Morrison took his place
in the rush line to-day and prssticed for half an hour
with the Yale players Bs rather soft, and the rough
work compslied him 70 retire, Meclung In his old
place At hsl back This his nrst sppeArAnce since
Mccormick distinguished himself .s.ip By kicking
e has nss cssa shs ssi Sss 4
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The Winner. at Gloucester.

0LogeHsIKR Nov. 2.-First Race-seven furlongs.
keutucky Ban hrst Amboy second. Jersey Pat third.
Second Rac1--Thres quarters OF . mile. Leon r.
'.ii.fd Gscs,-S,is and . 2SflanE sessst irsi oass
foEt9 Race-seyen and one.laf furionss. A. o. II.
-Nhh KaesNfour and onsiaIf iuronss. FIsttery
nfst. Daniel .. second Hrisina third Time os5,E -
nrst Blackburn second. Tyrone third Time. l;2o,S
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Aoaei Or . A0-eoossr.

Ole Katum Of 27o Nineteenth street. South Brooklyn,
has made the modo Of <8foot yacht which he would
Ike TO In real lie Tho design calls keel boat.
with feet draasht 10 feet beam, a. feet over all and
Asa plan of about 1000 square feet o. CANVAS Most
Of the oyerhanE Il IN the bow the body Of the boat 10
bige. with tho crook Of centfeboaId boat
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The winners a, Garseid Park.

Tying, w nrst NonIclir second. Midway tbird.
seeond hacs-one mile. Adrenne nrst. saioniea sec.
ond. Ro.emont third. Time, ~.
Aibsn. sssond, ~ Queen third. Time; :toH
AFs Jennie sec0nd Costa Riea third. Time. i16Js
Firth Raee-Three eequarters of a n,ll1 lyoinse nrsL
The sun., 1891-11-03

The Columbia Collage Athletic Union decided last Fri
day evening that owing the sck oe ssEport by the
undergraduates OF the college, the football team should
BE- disbandsd after the game with Williams College or
Nov. 4 Yesterday morning telegram was received
from Williams eahoelliug the enSaEement for that date
The Players ysst:Iasy ssoss % i.nns and stToisd 9I
since septembSr, The varsity men WIN nov play on
the teams Of their respective elassss In the spprosch
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RACING TO WIN ON THE HILL.
TAIZOR AED 1ARAL SC0OP Nv x1vB
PURSES BETWEEN THEN

Hymn LaHAs Aut0crnt . HanAy winner N
Fast 11ne-Esquisaas, NJ 20 4, ssa Ger
he D., - To I, Were ehe Long shess.
lockers Tarai and Taylor gave the talent st
GuttenburG a severe set-bsck in two races yes
terday by beating out heavily played fsyorites
with long shota They also rode fve winners
between them-Taylor three and Taral two.
Taral's riding Of Esauimau in the nth race
was well timed aud brilliant Kenwood was an
even money tavorite. while Rambler was
backed down from IL to 6 to to 5. Take
Back and Kenwood raced together to the last
furlons pole. Then Rambler moved up and
looked o winner. but Taral suddenly rushed
Esauimau through on the inside. and before
Martin. on Rambler. was aware Of II the aged
horse was hall length in front In bruis-
ing drive. Tarsl got Esouimsu's nose In front
st the finish.
The talent could see nothing in the third
rase but Arab and Ma Belle Cynosurs led for
five fnrlonEs. when Arab and Ma Belle took the
van. shout arose. Arab wiusr which died
avsy whom Taylor brought Gsrtie D. along on
ths outside and won easily By length and
hall Autocrat was looked upon - sure
as "a the sco cS sfE Ts
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ns had II sRs s, 0pscns ssSD dsss Isss
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iot Of ground. Sunmaries:
THE FIRST RACE
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40.
THE SECOND RACE
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THE THIRD EACE.