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days in April az IN May. q in June: n IN July.
tobeE M whitsi c9n!Ias.s hs S can s.Ts,ng e
Ssi ied 70 play susS ions wsssisoms Stretched
WIZ we've clubs neyiss asoVnS :Ssly 7, .
;ss SSs SS:4 sssss
hss As aes s y ,soss Msa s1sH
iai In recent issue ., q . TES Sum SS
ssa.oS sSs ssaR X n:s ses
ss SSS 81 IN s sSfs
ss a. sSs club ses which
series also captures the second It 10 pretty
y sSs a DE-
should one club win the fret and another team
ths sere soSh sn.n
youid Under ths present plan get e AZ lonE
nnd lie tsiienders In the first series would
SCORE fsr the second heat on even terms with
g: THs5 II the sss ssTs the
Presid,mt Byrne Is an enthusiastic advocate
a 8: Ss Haa ssy Z K. only
( "A 4. H SodSn. the Boston masnate. also favors
S:s Sst y ons siaS sneS P
and Chicago. he told sTN reporter that tTo
Ciube IN ono city are killing the game. h0
THOUGHT Prince would agree to consolidation
~ T R% Howe and Secretary Davis Of the
Cleveland Club arrived yesterday. Mr.. Howe
said ClsyelHnd's playeEs were az sas3eo' ana
The League maenates came IN thick and fast
last night Among the arrivals were John y
4nson IL ohlSnsS, a soq kah,s and " T:y y
HawlaT. and George I. Howe, Cleveland:
A. j. Reach, Phliadsiphia: Il. O. Kraut-
hon and Messrs. cHolmss7 t and p Webster
Va Young 0 aud John Roeers will arrive
this morning. The Board Of DirectoIs will
President Hart OF Chicago said he would fle
with the Board Of Directors hts reasons ios
Boston at the close OF the season. He inslste
that something be done to satisfy the people OF
'I Rresident Robson Of the Cleveland CLUB said
that IN preference 70 asking any Associa SaIa
Hght Il out on the present line al next summer.
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Nesting Of se.w..h.k. f.eAtsss..

Ameeting Of the seawanhskA oorAsnian fsens olao
was held Lass night a. the club hNnss East Inity
.scond strest Commodore q. H. B. lof the Schooner
Miranda presided and there sb,ut forty msmoen
nro,.nt ono of the most important topcs discussed
vas IN relation TO the duties Of the Hesstts commes
ana II wss decided to extend the cousass>Ss powers
cuSs reces The object ID ALLOW IL ReGattA Com;
Mite 70 o:. such ~ e yncM owners
IN s,s ss, s T. ss "! on
the Rrounds ana the club house viii BE- competed
sold for the private cottages Of membus and n III
Dected that more will r. sold soon, ThS clnp WI.
smone other thinEs buy al estboata all stits. for
ms6srs . nss N ise1g ssSh other TIER DSa ~
choice In boats Akt In hAndubg tho crhtt VIII 70 -
premium. ,... .,h Al
fred Roosevelt were adopted,
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TAsir Heads DininisAsA .. siss.

tranApzlrHlA. Nov. lo-As an extra stimulate goa
work In the Princeton game H. Gaylord Of the Medical
Department offered 70 the member Of the Untvsrstty
team doing the best all-around playing wstoh II
wss awarded yesterday to schon. who put up . mag.
niticsnt game at end
The team IL now practising for the Yais game Set
nrday srd hope to show more perfect team work than
6rsnson are laid up. Thsyer i. all right again.
ton was the source Of much comment IN college today
playing weak college and athletic club teams and run
ming up large scores against thorn. and this gave tho
team q large idea OF themselves.
There very llt,ls betting IL Yale team. . the
Of the blue are expected TO have too much OF
n Ctpc
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1As Jsaior Cl..s Won.

The final football game 10 decide tho inter
cisss eSsnpionship Of Columbia College was
played yestsrday 'afterpooa IT the Columbia sth
isste srounAs. and resulted In . victory for '03
the Junior class. In the preliminary gamea which
were held on tho morning and afternoon Of last
Saturday the sophomorss beat the freshmen and the
juniors tho senior ciass 30 that the struggle
yesterday lay between the juniors and sophomores
Tho game was played In two thirty minute halves In
the hr,t hall Thon pson made thrSe touch downs and
"a ~ TOO IN favor o the luniorA In the second BALI
Kesfsch made tSnen aSrn ord ga the gos
HdrsI6 and To9psins both badly hurt In .hs frat
son did about ali the work tor "a aud Norris Thomp
kins. and HildIeth did the best work for the sophie
mOres The teams werS
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WIZ HA1u PRoyzss1osA1 y7aHza
TAs New Yerk Athlstss C1ab Dlsssvsrs
There Are No AHAteufA

TAs New Vera Ashlstss Css Dasssvsss
There Ars No AAateutA
~ the regular monthly meeting d the Board Of Gov
srnors Of the New York Athletic Club held ct the club
house last evening. the following was passed:
.That inasmucA - the committee appointed b. the
elub have been unabls TO md any amateur boxers Who
are willing TO compete fog prizes oe the value and char
sctsr prescribed By ths constitution q he Amateur
Athletic Union. the committee b relieved from fur
NJ: sy ssS 2: Ss Y. ss being g
ne rssoausaon b significant me last ec1ns teu,n..
frsdsns Mn. having SssaSsd Y Rss ssSD
sni o. .. sS
VA zone crStcism both inside and Of re club
% asSs sos as more chance 70
s. smsssurS ana ths Athletic Connittss w.s :mpow
srsd 20 arrange am ateae boxing ~
T ESf aaa
me. the nsssrnisy ynIs hSss e s.n a.n ana
the only inference can BE- that there are no amateur
ss n ut liz IL Re Mi g.
IL Snians IA q: ss::ti r.:
Is:sI R%a.sn .a' s:sn
''Rs SHi MI: ia Ssss as.i' 81 o work
"sTtIer's Gss OF men included Ists Mccoy. W.ltss
S.%gss Jim 0yp%nH sa P p.sa; Sait s: cussin
one one & fsaey sisyins Srethss1 how city to nShs
%? Ts q m YIN =: h. on
corisr MIKE Donoysn wsnss Al .,n % oonn
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tn. T.rdA.-.s Br.ah Up The Ga.s.

Tho slight rain yesterday did not interfere with the
game between the PordhAms and New York Law School
ON the Yordhsm erounds The visitors had somewhat
Of picked team. including mon from the n Y. A. o..
NJ A. O.. coiumbiA and Rutgers teams. Ths game
started via tbs ban IN yS.dham,s hs9ds o., Thssy
New York's goal. toward ahs end Of the half the
PordhAras managed 70 score touch down "A, After
ths superb rpsn aISSsEs ne YS Ssns'' so Ell
Esinsay WAS pushed oyer the i,nes scoring touch
In the second half Pordham declined 70 continue
the umpire The stood: Fordham. Vi Law Sohooa.u
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LOST star PROVES 4 LONG SHOE
The Fully villas At BsnninGs with ODDS ~
No to Against Her.

The. Ruly Wlan At BonninGs Win OaeD 81
10 to Against Her.
WARRINGTON. Nov. 10.-The races were we'll
fought out By fair fields Of horses at Bennings
to-day. The first race was won BY Lost Star.
q long shot that was backed down from 80 to
second choice. Larchmont. capturing the nth
and last race. Summarizes:
THE FIRST RACE
soe e.: "a L. sssl "
bs1n ING 5. T. HnDis K.,. ioi IL oovn
ssS:: H. IL SSs:'@:! sunday; "a
, s'=s ' IL: sta. .,.. u-D'.
THE SECOND RACE
Handicap; purse 1900; Tor twoysar-odE thrss-QuAs-
D. aidsons b. o, BY Mr.. fiokwiok-HOsmasii. 100
H;.Jss SS III
, ,...,.ss snS - .: col. 10. ..
THE THIRD RACE.
tss:: 'cs s;ss 4. I'd as
Gst:.s:s 81 sSssa: Z; Is iSl
Somsrsss also ran ,,-
on f#'% s: az Is to ...n.. o.,..
THE tOUHTH hAuBs
Purse $500. throsQuBIters Of . mile,
", B. Jennlnas's Oh. Q. Busted. 4 By onondass-Bat
SsSj aseTf EIsS 4, iSa ias::
foxmeds and bellevue also ran.
Time. 1;16.
Bsttins--Tse to on busted. 70 againss 0sorss
W.. 20 10 Pliny.
THE IIYTH RACE
fprsi ';ns e.: mile e.. 81 i s.
s:ss ss:s! SSaS.i iiS
whsAsisy and W. LIZ az. s.r ran
Bstting-Two % ! Against Larc6monx to6 MArghsri-
Ia IL toll Count Dudley
These. are the entries and weights for to-
morrow's racss:
yirst Rsse-six furlongs selling; for tweysar-OldA
Ibsrs, 1851 Deere SANDER. 100; Aristocrat oS =,
,.sss T.hSsrt iss Sisss Mad. iS1: jim Kinney.
1906 Capt Manning, Coidstrsam. 102; Enston. loi;
lo7; Lost Star, Mary Stone, los. -
r!sihsr. iOa ssilsvas w. George w. Celia %; R'1'
n.esn,ls sPd hall oSss s5 b aCr Sss:r,ss
II8; Ecarts lao; Bsnsnt 12o.
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To-A.u's Prosra...e q. Gutse.burs.

y ssns az az n
Apollo III; Simon Pure Austral, 11<; Hardy Fog.
Eonsaid. 100: Even Weight. 81; Gonzalas Joe Kely.
Second EsssSTiyssl :sllins E%ps.o5 oshe.
Gambler, 7o1: Brooklyn, los: Double Gro:s 1o1; Vo-
e:ss X; Hsn w 3aso s.e fHfsPno Dasys.
197 pounds SHAGGY 100; Nes$%Crs 1oo; Salisbury.
Fourth Race-Mile and sixteenth. Major Domo.
~ gouldsi w Fellow 100; Kinsnoek' ao7; Can Can
ftffh Rscc-1Gns; selling. Miss Belle, 1l6 pouAdes
Royai Arch, 1O1; Glcnmound. 103: Sandstone FerhA.
100 Pearl Bet, 90; Panhandle, ~
b Sixth RAce-Stx and half furlonRP: selling 9ottye
burT I20 pounds; Agernon, 1926: OpagreaA 126, rta-
villa 12S: Paradise 122: Silent 4uib6isr liSi AZ.
Cover o..
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BANQUET WINS BY A NECK,


Hswsn1S - rssss MssA 09 sAe Favesses
sAa Lappenw lsnsph-ArnB sspa 8synssuw
fun ~ Lsss - she Hmitsp Tsneh.
Tho Shreatsning weather did not intsgfere
W.T. much with the attendance a 0uttenbufg
yesterday. Profits were about equally d.
vided between bookmakers and the talent -
three favoritss won. Banquet seems TO b
GettinR IN trim again. In tho mile and FUR
LONG handicAe he was first choice. notwith-
standing thst at the weiehta Msaterlode do
feaNed him only q few days before. The race
WAS worth aeeinG. Many played Msstsflode at
2to 4. but no was never prominent LiExiA
ridden BY r. Dosne. took the lead. AZ the head
Of the Atsetch Masterlode gave out and Tarsl
sent banquet along after Liszie. and In .
driving fi1ish banquet won By . neck.
Tho hsnHicap Mt I'VE furlonGs was walk
over for To.mentor. kitty Van just managed
10 last long enough to get the place nom ST.
rocco BY q neck A most exciting finish oc-
CURED in the .econd race betyeep Kimberly
sos &c ds u.s. 6. &
,a Z, INERT, sss .1 n sass Az. = sss
ioaa af ircm home. yet he .ciuns tenssIously 70
~. wGT r. rnd 9, fs Mon ts
1ourth rsee handy. vsr9on beating Irregular
o; y hs nsa. e Il Rs ons a S s Hs s
played second, cholce, OnAwaY. SIR Rae beat
s S ps enss tn F s pa ssr
seld ,oT 8 ooS; yss !, Sd W S % 500 y z z
THE FIRST RACE
rurss 300 q which $50 to second; for bssss.
;. 4. hoc c 81 ss1eS;s, g. by m.nUssA-var
6smess b 81 si Foiy H. DO
shaSai s sss f 70 s
saaT. Headlight and A IsM. / . lSs, r'n'
sa.ss.s to f Rs.. . ma sS &
THE SECOND RACR
Purse $780, Of which $50 to second; selling; seven
PhiIsdslph,. Stables ;. KImsszy. T. BY Ton Brook
kasfssn ss.Siss s. e. To.ne. q %
bsnsss:Ra hSaassss. ssS isssSs
on :sss :s ERSi
THE THIRD RACE
Handicap; nurse $780, Of which 500 TO seconds one
IN: Pyye YER y e.: Banquet. 4 BY hayon dor ,
y y Day. s { Iisas. e. u Roans1,;
Keystone Stables ch sstsrlSas ao1 eD"yss'
!. Ss %
THE FOURTH RACE
Handicap, pur.e seoo OF which slooso second: I'VE
Enps5s stables q. Ter%entor. 4 by Joe Hooker
Hsi = 1s.i ssss ~ is g 81 sss':
Laughing Water also ran.
W. sgs.ss :ss :s III: 1
THE FIFTH RACE
Purse 5000 OF which $50 to second; for twoysarolds;
Georsc forbssS e. c. Batsmau. BY Eaquirer-Brita.
ess sssss1is'e eh q vsrnsS liz
t ash Ri ss S.s
Hickey, Nolie Davis, and kbseonder also ran.
limo, 1:16M.
Bstttng-Ihreo to against Botsmau. 70 ! Vernon. D
tai Irregular. NusualS paid e6.b5. $3.50. SS0o
THE Sixth RACE.
FuAse $780, Of which $50 TO second selling: one mia
Glendale Stables ch C. st. Denis, 2 BY 81 Blaase-
" j. Actormici's liz. O. 0naway, 1, liz tDeionO 2
Z s sr1 ionSald and frane. AibsS aisoran
Time las
81 Ras. iutuais PAID S2A7o S3.fG $50.
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H....-. n E,.s Tvssa Gsr Stevens.

RsS BapSsvlcS. Nov. lo.-rhs Rutgers Varsity team
to-day for tie last practice prior to the stevens
game tomorrow At Iloeoksn. Tho two teams are bitter
rivals. Rutgers ths last gAae by the acors af ~
s' s.a, c4 .S s g nss he 4:
isnlsylvAniA game When he had 70 BE eaIried from
Z ~ z
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Football Notes.

Nsw HAyEH Nov. 10-yhs game schsdulsd for to-day
between the Yale and Princston freshmen teams was
not played The rrincston faculty refuse = Vt thss
freshmen play here. n -a,., .-f ~
Ths ,as q rs..ysa seats toy the open ss.sv:d stand
Yale and PRINCETON opened At the Manhattan Ath-
letic Clubs Theatre box office at O'clock yestsrdsy
morning. and continued until r ". rtcse uoksts
will be sale at the box oice OF the Manhattan AtA.
lstio Gibbs Theatre until they are disposcd OF.
Corns reduced the nnaSer tickets for each psrsop
from six To three and this measure alone Prevontsd
all the tickets from being disposed VI at sAe
Tho New York English Rugby Football Union which
organized Inst Year has been late In starting tho
season. but OF meeting at the wuloy Club On MDud&y
night they got together elected officers for the en-
suing ,sS,e and psas nTrcnssmsn 70, large
day. When sssss.s ass ps.ssiss game = ".
Tue officers elected were Adams, President; Frank
Bialsnaer Vice rrcsdenti A. A. Michsl SECRETARY and
Treasurer and q Mstcalfr. Captain 1t % sxpected
that game will DO arranged with tho Philadslphs
Union Tor Thanksgiving Day.
NKw HAvEs, Nov. lo-7ysie will play Amherst to-mcr-
row afternoon. u will be the last game played ON the
Held this year The makeup Of the team viii BE- ~
foilows: Left end Hnckey; lsft tackle winter; LEFT
rison; right tackle wallis: right end Aartwe; quar-
ter back, Barbour; bali backs INCOMING and L. Nlss,
full back Mccormick This consdersd the best team
that be picked from the material In the university
and will play its best match since Hartwe took Cros-
Sys place And nIstsy beam Ry'Dg sit END Wnts.
In the permanent centre
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SULLIVAN COMES TO TIME.
Hr WIFE FIGHT sLAvN FOE ruRsE
AND OUTSIDE WAGER.

<,H...- scs-~S>~ a
|he 49,. an. u...s. ..a . For.
90 oa asa Mako 'he s'e.'
fsit OF $500 70 rs
Take Place IN Asaerscs In septemeer'sr
r,ce~N.r Next-whst WIN SHAWN Sayt
s,r,;v.n corcern-
Donnlee w vn..as p.sdv alayir vac receiyed
Ing matoh with t. 1 s.sv :, r.ons,sn r.
yesterday ~ g.. - i.ss.r yhlch rand "A
came m '"e A01AA ~
follows; o.~r,,,csco Gal.
THE DAiD"i" 1oaA-AA e~ Nov. ., 1901.
~Fnrrsp cHAnIrr: Thought ! would drop s
you line to lot you know ina rsan have the
COURAGE get, to Write .ss you wsr lsom Australia
st wish You would make match for me
,,,th s,ayin. 10 come Of in the latter part Of
septembsr or the middle of October. for the
ARREST purse offered and . side bet Of the
You sss 70 have sole control Of the match ana
m ono else AnI want is a chance at this fed
low p s,.Sin. Now wish you would NAH slavln
nd +. ~, . =: xs; !: =. you 1s a.
l hn OWL how to make match without any in.
structiona I trust you where do not trust
others. Just IS sincerely as would my " own ,,n
father. Do not consider this naaers On my
pc ,.S,,., ,.,,,, -, p-o, M,,,er and n
WIN tn9 etceps.on % -. ~. h.SIv iudeaS in
few others was trosteo Se1y oeos iuu .,.,, y
rs ~ vour friend. JOHN L SULLIVAN"
rena,n so Iohns.o, rand the gentle missive.
ne unlocked his safe. took out $4,000 and
urosa . hca line for the Brooklyn Bridge ''This
is the authorization want" he exclaimed
land now Wen see what's what"
as soon 90 yonnsson s,.., ossoa and told Ed
went to the lH.sraied Nssos once t mn ~ M
TO bind the match WITH me AMtSa nnicker the
lose time say Jonnsstto on. fn Mmfsv lost no
thing - Done tne petCeE nu ~ Nsrca WITH
time. and the money vas pns ap az once VA"
the forfeit was this ShH!ien aGu1 Nov 10 1891.
"On behalf q John Il Suuvan: W ,rth NJ FrenE
powered me to arrange mo ~ 81 w warH snS
Savin for the championenlp 81 Nis VOL nsst nv
as much money as the AusErauSSh CH s ,oat
raise; ohale9ge the sa t,, M AIM the battie
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II. vv,..ers At oarselA rs-sS.

Mrss Ssos. six NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. nrst Forrest Belle
ssSSsd f Res Nv ssa ns Freed
tsl5S T% SECOND
One Dime third. Time. 1904
yous!5 Rae p. surlSSnS4lns Hs5Ssr n'sh Jennie
s sSt ss sSis f.,iSs n''s S'a
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Williams win Piay the Psaasysvaaisas.

wmLiAnsIows. Nov. l0.-Ths students OF wilasss
College have hold meeting aud raised $500 for the
support OF tho football team Manager whits Ssospty
received Letter from the manager Of The Ssrkslsy
Ashistie Club sreand. Nsw yesk. rsq.ssttng taSs WI
fbsnisSiytsg pay VIII Xs univNslly q rsnasylv.ets,
:I;::s ri ~; ~ Y. '';s;I'E
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Meeting OF the Indoor charnpionship COMMITTEES Of
tho Metropolitan AssociAsion Of tho "a u was oAsa
at the Manhattan A. q. esb house last evening 70 Ar
range the great - Madison s9asTs pms
HanI Clerks A. A. were present but A. Peyereny VII
lamsburgh A. A. ths Chaspan was ,, aS,sn oss,sin
presence necessary for the TRANSACTION ~ v'.sSsv
business. the meeting We postponed un'h
Il D: 80 O'clock, same place. =
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The w,..srs At 0io.eestsr.

oroucssrEs Nov. lo-To-dsy's races resulted ss fol-
lows, .
v.:s s:s:1 4.. "a. ,S,,s ;:.Pfss o''~'s won
,! s:ssr ..dSsa s!:sss ssi
, Sss ,: a. s.o ss :p. .
,,oSSd' Count isn. tSird time, ! ;si.
E.s'ySSs md na, Snse sslfo fuTis % Aeds
6isth RAcs-6svsneishsh Of . mile. Fabian Voc.
Punstsr. Jr, second. Jsrssy Pat third. Time. 1:o1
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ooea rs..si.. Tor L.ssyssss.

EAssoa Nov. 1o.-Ths Lafayette team had sosas eoo1
practice this sfternsoa. Tsis was very sacosrssias
for tomorrow's contest With Lshigh. The team viii
left guard Chamberltp; centre, GaIiy; right guard
Rnwlaild right tackle. hobins0n: right end npcksr;
full back. March.
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TEE RUNNERS ar xAsHr1rEn



Nasuvs.as Now Io-rhe talent missed every guess At
West ds Park to-day, not favorite getting his nose
m front Al the nnlsh. wehbacked second and third
choiceA however. won all the races.
A ssahne purse one mile and seventy yards, began
I'm days racing and two scrafcses left ed Of eight
70 70 the posi- Conssnee closed fnvorts Al TO
bot second the best he could do the to chance
spS yncn w' gnsn Nsrrs tnra ms I'LL
foer went out OF the second race also selling pure
ono mile leaving seven First lap and ireland
vsre etSai fayoeitss 70 hut sleeper TURNED up
IN the q to chance Roth. Rath won. Bryant up on
the post 81 nose from First Lap who beat Grandpa
The III and q half furiong handicap. with seven
twcyearold starters came next sptingawny closed
fHyvrite At D. 10 r but abe ran unplnced, tho 10
chance Eshsby and the 70 shot Jnlius SAX having
dIivsby half Length, bl.se Dnke third Tine l;2s
dfsdyaFd handicap faced the starter. Rorka and no
we sqRs q \ - mo 70 Smi nv tn,s eSsSs
Msm kcrks; Dssiiis M third. lima Isl.
eight twoyesrola stsrtsrs wM won BY the Z.
chance saIn Tanner BY two lengths from the fAvorte
Buckhound: GrstchmA thifd. Time. 1:oI.
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kco1D GAM

ss s sss sss x * x, x, ~ a ~
Umpires-L Il. Hamsi and J. H 1rowsG 8sorsgs-H
r. Brown and E Herring.
Tns Youns Mems Lycsum won and less easss o.
Monday night At Tarrytown. These were t6o foan1
Isn'e nryt homo games In the American Amat0pf
WHOA (ssctioa twoj serisa 1he scores;
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l.s; Prudential Iss; sss Isl: Layers. loe' fst.,
South End A. C.-Navstiss. 12s: Bsohlsr 1871; Kr
hard. l26 veto 1z0i MeCreA 124; Meyer, In; 4icS-
spSsS 1es; AssnA aSo: sssvsoA laO; utssr 1SS Total
me Bloeninedalea lost bqeh Of their American ANA
esuf Bowling Union games astnisht me soorsa
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Jockey CLAYTON will ride for the Bashford
Manor Stable next year.
Michael Dwyer will withdraw his racehorees
from 0uttenburg this week, and start on his
winter trip 10 Florida next Saturday.
Kismet. o bay arabian horse arrived on the
stsSTshtp Canads yes 5 B. coasigEsd 70 q
J. d. Patton of 81 Louis has lost his Am
ported stallion John Parleyccrn. son OF John
Davis He broke his leg and was destroyed.
T. H. Stevens Of Lexington has. sold MelAnie.
chestnut Oily, 8, by PowhatAns dam Fashion
cite. tor 1880 to Whitten Brothers. Cham
paign. H.
A match at $500 eide between the crack
three-year-oid hlliee Ethel Gray and MelAnie
&C mile. weight 100 poundA good day and
track. has been made at Nashville.
TIL. Shannon yesterday sold his three-year.
old colt Milt Young. 6y Jtls .Johpso3 out r Il
Sn 20 w ye Iaces Il Jerome fSss during
the meeting there this year, and also won the
Clark Stakes at Louisville IN the snring. ana
Morris Park
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How WIN Yale Como Out .

There will DO unusual Interest taken in tho result Of
the Yale University Of Peunsyvanis game at hanhss
tan Field Saturday. rhs playing will permit OF
line being drawn the relative merits Of the Yale
and Princeton slssens. The teams will Line Up ~ tol
Inv
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fMAsTIFFPLUG CUT was
not all that ID claimed for it.
how else could so great a
business and sale have devel.
oped in so short a time?
A pure. mild, sweet smoke
no wonder it has become
the standard smoking tobacco,
even in competition with long.
established brands of recog.
nized merit. #
-.# -.., D.;
J. D. Pace Tobscoe o. Richmond Virginia
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Dsoki..ea Wa.ts . ,rral.sr.

oAAlulH kov. l0--siscs the dsfssk Of The Dieknsoa
college team by swAthmors saturday Last some 40
tsa was taken ysssSBdsy 10 tbs sevcss Of -
ssPsstsRcsd EsihsL ne Scys ,elsim tat ,es{ hsv2
.s 81 s:s ::asi se.is =; .xss
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m One Contest the Spartaas Ron Up 81
rms, Dsatang the Highest score.

ne Leuox HIN team had . GOOD opportunity - VIVA
gans IN the American national Tournament ssstss laas
night but failed through missing many onepn sparsA
1hs Nonparsils bad bad Of "rattss In the mrs.
game and should hAve1os they only rolled 100 but
the Yorkvs bowlss were NOS able 10 take Advantage
Of the Brooklyn plAysrs' poor wosk. The soorss:
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Ssss,s IL Is Is IS y: ~ - - e.
Umpifes-W q MeIken anA Q. r King. 6oofees-W,
L Raker and ". II. Aillsr
ne Manhattan bicycle Cvh ssDsd thek trss match
ssrss Last syeaing q Tie Aaagsea League alhys On
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The Msnhatt.as cs.ldn't U.aersts.a.

The Asnkateaas Cenldn'e Undesstoaa.
REGARDING the disbaudment Of the football eleven
Of the Manhattan Athletic Club Secretary Hughes said
Last nights I'VE do nbt wish to on record a. with
drawing from the American Football Union and d.
banding our team bsoauss thought the unjust 100
mile rule would AFFECT the strength Of tho team. II
would certainly take three good men Amss DpnnsIiX
places and. whole. do not beiteve the PLAYING
Strength OF the team would have been greatly
absurd caeh y a born New Yorker. -....
from, tho union was owing the circustance Of the
New Yorks getting Woodruff FROM philadelphia. JUS
tive rule passed. Ihats what caught IA Why not
Bnt Just tar enough 70 clear Philadelphia Well It's all
over aud there's TALKING about It But 10 was
Ames and Liiiy started yesterday for chieago.
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III III SO q IS s ss sc sc s.
Avsrass-g loenIingasls. 1e76E A;sori. 4 O. Is1h
J. InGrAm and ". II. Miller
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Praneetoa Must Bsase Up.

Hsrssnos. Nov. 1o--Ths game between the Varsity
and second eevens to-day was poor An OF
football - has been hero within the LAST three
weeks Nearly all Of the Warmly men apparently tried
to take things easy - possible symmsA Vincent
Homans and Bergen were the exceptions II u not
oftan that symmes breaks through the opposing nins
and downs the runner before start but he did u
three times to-day vincent's tacklnR. blocking, and
falling on the bali Rsrsens long dodGtns runI saa
The sans omass kisis two goals from Tue as'd IN.
der very dtfncult etiSum:sancea three touch aovSs
SCORE 10 too.
one game 10 70 be played osfore the Yale game
tn sn 70 thai sSs vii best Prncsson oornsa has
vey strong eea shown BY the fact that she scored
ton did.
VINCENT for week. Amos will not como back.