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Toetssn ana Fie,A Games ~ Ys,s.

NEW HAvsx. Oct a7.-Ths Tais nsid vas popular ~
sort with the students this Afternoon Aside from the
regular practice Of the varsty and fsshmsn football
teams. tho freshman class athletic Eamss postponed
from last Wednesday wero run Oh. The cold weather
made II perfect day for football. and all Of the
novicss were allowed chance 10 show their skil
Walter Walter. Camp Hs,:lnn.er: Bull spd GaPs. Meclans
he nses.s q Is. ssossss sds 's'n' '''1'' A'of
down for each SIDE Butterworth ths oollsSs side
showed up in nns form. and ran fortS yards several
g s,s q;
half an hour In kicking goals from the neld sfter
broken thumb in q bandage and will bo
several days before he can resuIne practice, stan.
@ hCrOn + Or and ss w
Team viii proSssiy Is msds Up a. foSss: Hsrsxsl.
Crosby Winter, Messer, Mills. Wallis Sttllman Heel
finger. Morrison. Sanford Hincky, Cochran, Barbour.
Mccormack.
't ba!s@won y i%syns d,
Two.hSndrea:s S,nd.iwen,y.yard Dash-won By =. ".
one.mie Run-won By u. q Tyler Time. minutes
20 seconds.
one.half:mi!s Run-won By 9. .. Bsasdslsy. stms.
Putting the shot-Won By .. .. Lyman. Distance. a
Touz:h Sndred ;;.natorsyyard Run-won -. w.h
Txo:mils pc oie Race-won By O. h Brewster. Time.
Foie vaait-Won ~ z. u. Hart Height. fsss
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H a.
Pax iii. e: rs IS:
"poys VIII do their best to win their reputation Is
T; s;;: z;
oAssspaE. Oct. 27.-Ths Harvard football manage
:e; q at' i: e
sisss sSS sSs IL sS.S SS.
x x b % Y The game with
~ s %:di = ses s:: ss
;s; Ssi s::e S "a
Ssss Or sss% TO- play games on
The fremont football team have secured crotons Park
iSr thsir match games during ne season and will put
SSs sSd a%os ishs sssts 20 cs, nss' III
sssl E;ssa III :sS: 81;
ssssya e ~ H. r. 4. .s:S: =:
CT Rss :.ssa
@ ss.ns Ssysa a f.a
a asS .s spors M sss win
Is e.. one u S
The Grsseents are 70 play their nrst championship
noon, when they are scheduled TO open tile Amateur
Football Union season with the Manhattan o. team
strsg rs ths brookiyn eleven but TrsinsI Jim Robin
tion Of several excoliegAs OF note when they meet
the CresceDts The big bulletin hoard nt Eastern Furk
on which all plaza In the football eontsst Arc An.
nosnesd y 70 be Ismoysd from s present pesion q
lower goals Secretary Ebbets says the change viii DO
made because many 81 the tpsctAtors view the games
vel =. shsS WIN Be able 70 vhsa d ncss cossplsS
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The Atlaanta whseimsn yin hold . s1ashR -
Thanksgiving eve. -
Hampstead on Sov.1
The Manhattan Bicycle Club win hold neesnsss
run tomorrow evening.
yics.Presidsnt g: I, Burdstts Il the L Aw.@ Hart
club has been organised IN this city Under ~
title Of the Tourist wheslmen.
msnt At the jersey 6ity Tsbsrnacie on Nova
The Brighton Athletic Club Of Brooklyn have formed
wheeling division under the csptaiuoy Of q l. Cobs1.
The regular monthly meeting OF ths At.lsns. whsc.
msn OF SsxHIk VII ss held on Nov u their club
A meeting Of the Board Of Trustees ss thsAsaisnta
Wheelmen was held on Wednesday evening last Roe.
tine business was transacted
The Captains Assoeistion composed Of tbs captains
OF the various phadslphiA bicycle clubs have dec4sd
TO hold hfty.ms road race on The Lancaster ptks.
Philip rontsins Of the New Yo.k Athletic Clas whsa
10 minutes and Is seconds.
The Chester County whseimsp hays esetsd ths fol.
siSwns ofssrs rsss,dsnt Sweeney VIZ s,ss:
Land: captain. II. B, Hopes. -
Ladiss National Bicycle Club OF Reehs.ssf have
neld xtco-President Mrs. G. r. Webster: georstAsy
G. William n, ISGasp treasurer Mrs. John as'eFns
ana sees ssr club p:sas
Monday night resulted in the selection Of c. Dsnisr
and Robert Bartsch. The club appointed comntftee
70 srrangs for their annual reception i ts probe:sa
an extension 70 tho club house being seriously
sdered.
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THEY BURY THE RATCHET.
sLOssON AND ScHAEFER REC0NCLLED
AFTER EIGHTEEN YEARS OF RITALRY.
They sheok Hands In the Wee snail rFours
Yesterday AFTER the 8ig biiiiarA Match
Dudley Kavnnseh wss fesceF aker-
They WIN Play fnr the EAhlem.

They Sheok Hands In the Wee snail Hours
Yesterday After the 8ig BiiiiarS Match
Dudley kavnnaeh was Resceq aker-
They WIN Play fbr che Easiem.
The unexpected seem ed bound to happen II
TINT big billiard game Of hoodoos and phylac
teries and visions from dreamland that Cham
pion schaefer and George r. Slosson played
Monday night in Chickeflng Hall But nobcdJ
ever looked for the stranGest and most unex'
pected thing that did happen. namely. that the
two great rivals would bury the Ratchet II
was buried all the same at o'clock yesterday
morning. and there was q regular love feast
afterwnrd. The tremendous wallopinR that
the Champion got at the Students hands oddly
enough WINS the thing that brought about the
result that nobody had been able to accom-
plish before. The experts had been practically
at swords points for eighteen years. and did
not speak as they passed by.
When the great game was over and the
Champion won't away In o at OF the blues to
Billy Sections rooms. crowd wont up from
the hall to the victor's ONCE in the Columbia
rooms. Dudley Kavanagh. the old warhorse
Of billiards. led the party. He was the sue
cessful peacemaker. too. With him were
Maurice DAILY. A F. Troescher. young Julius
Bake. Silva. the skeleton. and Capt Turner.
They congratulated slosson.
1T would be nice thing" suggested some
body to the Student, ITO 60 up and shake
hands with Jake. You can Afford to be gener-
GUS in the hour OF triumph"
The suggestion kind OF staggered George.
Hedemurred. Old Warhorsc Kavanagh stopped
pand whispered In HE ear. Do It, my. boy"
The Student JpmpssG into his orsrfoat IN
ed Broadway car and dropped offat Sexton'R.
eornsF SAY to l hm thHt Blossom
ard looked surprised. He declined. Then the
out his hand. The, Wizard Seemed 2, little
enemy, in billiards. lie took the outstretched
~ snytsins shets offended i, yG,q
We've been kept apart, but 1 guess outside
friends more 70 do with keeping open the
Lets al open q basket with me, slosson
cried. and there was glad salute OF popping
eores the
Hotel. Billy SEXTON hadn't got home yet at
last ACCOUNTS, He was bubbling over with ICY.
wife at 10 O'Clock yesterday. The last thing he
did was to offer to play Slosson In this city for
the champio,pshig emblem: ~, The Student len.
$3.50 expenses to como here and play Schaefer
stolen 5eHslfy: e. TaT sSs rid r, he would
stolen from Mrs. schnefer' 9 room at the hotel
young scamp almost out Of his wits and made
What ESCAPED eyerybodys attention !p in the
was that slosspn had made the best average
Of % 1896 tops the heap. He will figure out
his winnings to-day.
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Odds and Ends or Sports.

s1 md tsy a. A sS
q the s5 IA A,nss Gup Mon
vi" b Athletic Ss..sa issls..s
InEi,aa me Ifish champon WIN have
Nov: 70 The bsnsncIary win spar -four rOands with
was hsa on aonday svonns these eeers wers
hSsfa SfS:i:s.HA.'.rs l. ~iimS ". T. e Cheney
Albert H. Day Of the Brooklyn 4. g. who had lively
N ss S,s a.. hs a;a
@ s.9 W e e
sss 81
S sa1s 5 q: s;s S!sA
sss Sss nsa; s.y
ana .a s
* sss 4
The California Athletic Club offers pnrs Of 5000
Mt s:s q h 4
MSAIs nH hs club WA sier shs same amSant for Jake
"a % a ~ Sssss va
Il Sisf
a assa ,hs M.hsT was sent e this by
% SsSSsEs
every means afrsnss . %s,sh between ashsr and
d sl ss dss eSsSs; ONCE Madden
sE: 'Ssss ss
S ssS sSs, .ss Nm
s.saSs g
~: %s sS ssisa sst Than
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Fonso Sold for $4,000,

LEXINGTON Oct. 27.-Appesate NcMeckin havs
Bought Of Mrs William Cass:uS Goodios tho ewevsyear.
old stallion fonso by King Alfonso dam imp Weather
witch by Weathsrbit for $4,000. ronso was bred a.
wood6uru Farm, and il Of tho successful race
horses OF his me Ho the Colt stake at Lexington
- two-yearold. beating the best OF his age;
also the Maiden and Young American stakes
q Nashville. Az thrse. year-old no won the
ShGnix Hotel stake beating Auroras Baby and Luke
pe5hy dsf.asinx Quito. Bancroft boulevard and KIM
The sire OF Prince fortunatus Lord Harry. Whitnoy
YQgnruner and others lie was bought ~ auction for
r 4. swTsrt; NJ Swigsrs sold his half Interest 70
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suspenslo.s from the L. A. w.

Tho Racing Board OF tho League OF American Wheel.
men have been very active during tho past week.
Charges OF violation Of the amateur rules BY number
OF riders have been Investigated Charges were made
against H. NJ Copeland. Arthur Bernhard and Robert
Dregiorn OF Taunton Mnss. and Chairman Atwater Of
the Racing Board hns suspended them from tho track
Frank Becraft and " whitehiIl Of Tuxedo and
George Brewster OF Newburgh violated the League
wick Athletic Club last August, The races IN which
they competed we're handicapped BY ths 9reial hsnd
days
pended for thirty days
Charlotte. Mich. have been declared professionals by
the Racing Board.
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The other participants Jared as follows:
Robb. three days, premium. SIS; Edlin. two
MUM. $50: Stage. one days premium, $40.
The short distance race bill was:. Howell.
500; Robb S125: Prince $50; O'Flanagan,
Iumsden. Wood. and Stage. S25 each Canary,
the trick rider. got 500. and Maltby's account
Martin was the only man to attempt to in
yestigate the expenses. but It WAS hopeless
task. and Billy Newman. his manager and
day men. bu. never went up against such a
game before. That expense list is certainly
one can see the absurdity Of some OF the
charges. The greatest game. however. is the
Garden charging salaries for It's entire staff Of
lighting, heating. &c. and then sharing In the
net receipts. They certainly didn't want much.
and have no one but themselves to blame. It
won't happen again. though"
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EHB HARuNA's GREAT BourA
9sns Very Clever Two-Haadea Work ~
the Interstate Trials.

9sAs Very Clever Two-HaadeA Work ~
the Interstate Trials.
An expenditure Of something over $4,000 for tho
interstate boxing drew several hundred
enthusiastic spectators to the rink Clermont
Brooklyn. last night Tho big rlnk was beautifully
decorated with fesoons Of bunting and sreamers Of
the national colora At the OF the hal now rs
foot yaruna Boat Club dag placed. Capt. McKevsy
kept order:
Tho energetic COMMITTEES Of the club. headed By that
tndefatgabie boxing expert Judge Tghe the varunas
Captain prepared great feast for the lovers OF pug
Ism, and tho crowded rink. hearty enthusiasm, and
splendid lighting witnessed during tho evening" proved
the wisdom OF the committee Ia expanding tho largest
amount OF money ever put out on boxing show.
The lighting was OF o very high class. ind the nnal
place should produce some OF the best sport ever Wit
TssShiesis q the We're refere. Brook Jimmy
Ssss Iass nHf RoSsr P RnEs
sna Down Town master Of sefe.
IL
INVITATION BANTAM clAss
chsrs. ks Bows Town cn,1n G
@ e'Hlsas H sass sAe S ss
SULLIVAN COT THE VERDICT.
asf na asss iSnss Ms Pom ToMn
s:s " sGs e e sssu The
SPECIAL BANTAM WEIGHT CLASS.
aas % p sa sSss ,1s
sss close ash.ins that tic iSas.s di s
q ss
Heard G g. M bg "a
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News from the Hors. worla.

Tho English stallion Peter hos been sold to
Lord liosslyn for S3O.0OO.
The young PAGER Blue Hall. for which Joe
Smith paid $1,000 recently, has been turned
put, and 1t IL doubtful II he will ever stand
'rnining
Herr Ernst Won .Blaskovitch. one Of the
turf for good. Horr .Dlaskovitchs career has
boon Very successful one. His horses won
berlin once, tho Grand Prix Of Baden- Baden
three times. the Australian Derby once, tho
Trial Stakes throe timess, tho Sumlper Staatz
the Criterion. twice. the Ten Thousand State
Pise twice. tho st. I,eger three timos. and the
bada-Pcsth and odehburg Prizes several
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wesley.a Selects . New Captain.

MIppLrsowS. Oct 27-Ths article in this mornings
Sun on the Wesleyan football team caused quite stir
among the students. It the subject for general
discussion The prevailing opinion that the crtn
cisms In the main deserved. II was felt however,
that the structures Capt Bsu rather too
In comparing Halls work Of this year With what he has
done IN former years. II must be borne Ia mind
been physicaiIy q sick man. and with the sxcepton
pias IN match he BE-. REALISED t6st In III Dr.
emit physical condition he could not set the che
evening he handed n hi. rsslsnaton After he had
ton from tho team but that be Would play asaiS a.
soon bis physician pronounced him able to do tho
mousy elected as his successor Pullman ID well lifted
for the position he IL cooheaded player with or.
cellent Judgment He has been playing the puckiest
game at quarter back that Wesley for years
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German Knocked Out Again.

San FRANCISCO. Oct. 27.-The middle weights Paddy
German. the Australian and Harris Martin Of Ainne-
apois otherwise known the Black PEARL fought to
finish before the Pacific Athletic Club last night An
hour before the contest began both weighed In at
$50 pounds and declared themselves In the best post
bic condition.
The men entered the ring at $40 O'Clock, accom-.
sc Sy sS sbnR un, ,Ss %dds S tho
second round, when they Jumped together and ex.
from the rally Martin landed efthandef on Germans
Jaw. which knocked him 70 bis kneoa He got up but
little injured
the ca Of time in tho third round the negro took
ter fought back. however. ana IL regular gveand.
take slaughter German got much Tho worst Of It. The
call Of timo alone saved him.
Before the fourth round was ten second: old 1o:man
counted by the ttekeeper. Tho refereo gave tho
fight to Martin German said he had not boon down
seconds, but his protest was not considered.
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This $13. 32k SO deducted from the $24. 7O8 80
receipts left $11 .3S1. 81 to be- divided between


receipts st si e be- .G a1vdsd ses%ssD
Gar der n a End the ride The
bit pretty heavily. Lawyer Cannon took
ST TEtn ns nSm Rad 81
was aedaosed ted lo S' Wages and G Pre
Prize Sn %s bvdse
this according tothe stimulated persentage: the
wages Of
prize money did not strike the riders as being
out Of shs 9TdInarythe foow. 1a sSms Mar
SeSssk. 4 ssSHsss:' 15sS 's4s 1893:
fearing eSat dess With s
figuring might further reduce the amounts;
sn Tss a SS hssn
cast-iron contract:
sG s Ct
s1a Ts% weed s0Igs
Asa se?S s;eass ssa 4ss;. .s; %ssss $
ar 's sss s; sss. a. y 's
the internatona day bicycle race to take place At
:: S
20 a.
ia o. p9ss saa !. s.ss. .RisS
have 70 ~ out on their aseount ons.hah % the
~ s Out a S
ishiins ms;s ssisass e shs :nPefns.ndsns ana
scorers Judges referee, vatchmen etc. the travelling
expenses Of che rders all carpenter work. and all other
expenses OF every kind Whatsoever.
Every rider who covers the following number Of mlss
each day will receive the amounts opposite tho required
distanoea provided that the moneys received
BY the said under his said agreement with said
fourth thereof for hts personal servoes win be- SUN
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GIopcEsrra, Oct 27,-Fisst Racs--Seven furionss:
Tiibe, 36N
gscond Rsce-rhree- quarters Of mile; vuipus urst
jersey Sesond Noble Duke third: Time, las:
ChArtreusu second. Kctchum third. Tine. 1 10
Fourth RareLsevsn 1srl9ngs s Lonely nr.t Eric sso
Fifth Race-pour and one-6af furlongs; william
Henry first Sir LAunoolot second. Adolph third.
1tnie. Ob9A
gixih ltass-Thrss9 quarters e. = mile; Owen Golden
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What VIII Lafayette Dot

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 27.-Ths lafayette College team
will play the University of PennsylvsniA team to.mor.
Although tho team Lafayette win present 10 not
strong In former years. they viii give the
OF the red and blue hard tusss. Pennsyva feels
highly eated over the large score made on Saturday
last seainst Lehigh. and the team Is confident Of max
psnIsyyania team wiz be about ss fellows: Thayer
Capt Church W. quarter back: Adams 'v8, centre;
fowlin, y3. right guard: Griffin. ~ right tackle:
ket. 30. left tackle; McFadden. '83, right eiid.
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HOT BRUSHES ON THE HILL
DALsYRLAN AND sYKEsTOw WIN IHE1R
RACES IN LAPPISG FINISHKk

RACES IN AhPfiSo FA"AShA~
,x.a.te.. ana Major Do-e I..A s..s-,s
Asoss.a !. Favor Of !. :. s.sssr.. =
There were some exciting finishes at Gut
tenturr yesterday. and the sport was much
better than for several days previous. The
talont Jared bndly. only two favorites getting
homo in front, Lambly riding both OF them.
The Exccutive Committee OF tho Hudson
County Jockey Club did timely NO., thing IN the
Ere a,, whom s .ns s 1, ny. s s. a s
S.s ss. ~As n' rs as ssssa up ss
Tonne furlong from homo Judge Burke
called Tnral up and cautioned him TO ride out
sTainS.s and iosks,s was posted; !, ~. .,.,.,,.
an ne p.s. s Re
s Is: os y; :'
T.I.x re,,or IN ,v,np,n1
tbe first rsen '"I Daisyrinn MAS we'll backed il
h nee Ard b defRsrssfah s siS aoS
h the bet Ss r On h ihs S{ tooP sSs
third race rather hsn diiy.. Everybody thought
That Banauet could not lose, and no was
r. AssSs &sSss SaS
MaIor DUnlV. NY n,t a ,,,, IL stha Mi rnca
The money nourcd in on Chnrnde, A select
few backed Sykes!on rom ~ 20 9SyM H. 49,, " ~
s q nose s' IN 'front.' y biitssp. Adasn y
Jones Mss thin, n shf ssvs lsn llsn or
~ GSSS intnNnn nnJ r,ddon hv Tnrai ho VIM
sss hIs Was Tho OH tss mount rssa
""S Asu WAS "ooN 80. -
-. oo =. :s,as 40 - ...ond. ..n,,,. n. M.
!opE,, ,.r..,. ,,,,. va, =, r,,,.,nu
"trseAs, IDS iLsmSlyl ....:....""a
~. HoAly's ch O., Wsto y - pwyetl. ....'"..
James shields eh Alma T. 81 t1Iian, "a
frimero stso ran. n,, '-.-.- r. -
BssttnS-sx to against h,' e 1 prsG mama
THE SECOND RACE.
Purse $500. Of which $50 to second selling; i've fur
" Z. Days blk. e. Dalsyrlan. 4. By pAinaeardoeh-.
By. t es a4% oss s5 a. flynn
ssrvitor, Magic Beck and fertha csnp6sn also ran.
Time. 1:otH
eto Dixie Nutuals paid q. as Iox6 S6k6
rur r1,rpn n.cr e.. -
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The Winner. at o.rn.ls Park.

CHIcAoosoct 27-First Raee--ons mile. Iowa nrst
,Sscana aaseTSx Ia,H a Tom Stsysns nrst. In
.fnird Race emile and . sixteenth. ,tiulindA nrst
Fsisro.sccond. Jennie !. third. Time. 40. -,
old. Lucinda third. Time. i.l6.
Fifth l;ace-Six furlongs. The Deacon dryt Diamond
Dick second. J. J. third. Time. LISA.
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On Tuesday evening last the Badminton Lawn Tennis
Club held its annual meeting at the residence OF DR. W.
A. Griffith. ed9 woughby avenue. Brooklyn. at which
the following officers and members OF the Executive
Committee elected for the coming year President
Dr. A. 0rith (reeiected; Vice President Miss Maude
r. Nash; Secretary Mr. o. NJ schntt Geelected): Treas
ursr Mr. A. n. Stafford Executive Committee. above
named Officers and Messrs. W Bainbridse Clarence
r. McMshon. and Adrian s. Merriam. by a unanimous
vote OF the M present the name OF the club
changed from Dadninioa to Eroosyn, and hereafter
step Is considered good one ms the name Bndminton
was misleading Tile Brooklyn Tennis Club holds tho
the lntercub Lawn Tennis Association q Kngs county
MessTs Merriam and Mcmahon in the doubles The limit
Of enbershipi IL placed at sixty which VIII probably
be reached BY tho LIST OF January next. number
apple Ions have already been MED Tile club has
der Arrangements whereby II viii have
sS OF the best dirt courts TO be found in either
New York or Brooklyn.
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TEE auDxns GET THEIR MONET.
Dut TAsrs was Not Much After che ZEE.
Renses wers Taken Out.

B0t Thers was NOS Mucn After tne 1ks
penses were Taken Out.
The receipts OF last weeks bicycle race ct
Madison Square Garden were $24,7085O. and
yesterday afternoon tho six men who had
ridden day and night for 142 consecutive
hours and made It the greatest success OF its
kind in the annals OF the sport gathered to
reap the reward OF thor suffering and en-
durnnce. Tho sum Of S397351 was doled out
10 the half dozen heroes.
II was seedy aud hungry-looking crew that
beeieged the rear door Of the Garden from
o'clock in the morning until o'clock in the
afternoon. There were thirteen riders. forty
seven trainers. and hfty-six hangers-cn
slouchine around, oil looking for their bit"
as they termed It. George Cartwright, the
whistlinR pedestrian. and Dan Burns, who
once raced against several spawned Chicago
mules. tho trainers OF Lamb Cartwright and
Burns. not the nnlesl received o IS note each
as their bit" II is sad 70 relate but never Or
Down. McCluskey.," all along the line
It was after 4 O'Clock when the shivcring lot
were admitted. all opposition frozen out OF
them Consequently, there was little objection
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Bowling GOSSIP,

The opening game Of the Athletic Bowling League
which was echedued to take place next tuesday
postponed 81 the request Of the Orange Artistic
Club.
The Junlof Bovlin. Club Of Harlem. which carried
%sns Last season says rsorga1nsd with che following
dent: MAJ Arnold. vioo.President; Charles Heiniz.
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NOT .ur ,yvrH WARD TEAM OF OLD

TIA Resrs>ss snA FHseils's eeerssees -
COR TAss - wis . 0esse.
Asssr the Peerless and Fideia teams had dsfeesec
the Ffnh wards In two games In tho American
ana raI,d In earnest for the ai victory OF the even
the ma rune decided which Of the two would Keep
company with the Spartan and Americas teams ~ the
hsAd Of The list TIE scoresi
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... G1B TRACK 1RLALA
4 YsarlinG Faces In SIS 1-4-RSaDA wilkes
TsOts In sis In. y

lNDEPENDENoE, Oct 2z-For the nrst time
since pacing records have been noted. o year.
ling made mile below ESQ to-day. whom
Rolla. gray gelding from the Jewett farm at
Buffalo. turned the kits-shaped track here in
2:28K. The youngster went to the hall in
1:13k. and WIS finishing strong when he lost
his stride or the mile would have been faster.
Rolla had previously paced over the same
s%s o r I6s a w0a a wa e. hSa h' fs
Among. the other trials against time.
@ke ws9s siss IsSstn hs
IL CO. shs
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Yachtiag Gossip.

H. J. 6iciow has an order for a. cruising cAtboat.
twenty-five feet the water line for L. bavaSo OF
Aeriden. Conn
Summers and Payne Of Southampton are to bnild =
siSnsd BY Arthur T. Payne
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Fennsylva.iaas Do soue Kiehiax.

GrrrYssuro Oct. 27.-In biting north wind the STATE
College and Pennsylvania College elevsns played .
spirited game Of football this afternoon. The State
Is follows:
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Football NQfea

MEDIA Oct. :7.-The sbortidge Academy football
team lost to-day ct Media against the Lebigh freshman
eleven in hoy contested game the score being 10 to