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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-10-30

The Union A. G. football team would Ike to arrange
gamer for Saturdays and holidays with All tsams whose
playen average about l<O pounds. Address all COM
boksn. M.
:. E.,tsrn fsTL on slsoiioa dsy yor O.. .eeonnOdS
the FIFTH Avenue and Windsor Hotels. disey House,
spaldnEs. and Peck snydeTs. in this city and At
street. In Brooklyn.
football match played under Association rules win
take place Tomorrow At Americas Park. West Hoboken
=. betwesn the Americus team and team from the
the OTTER steamship team, and 90 far this season
drawn % both will strive hard 70 Keep their record
clean and the respit viii be an exciting game.
The management OF the Crescent Athletic Club has
decided 20 give Its share Of the receipts st tomorow's
F 70 % sIcofSn as ad n assteIn
.he game p.oItes g be ens q the mest o.
oonsidershs extant The saus will Be the frst IN The
sSs lie bi3dss & III S u * nd SsiSsH ~
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Danny Richardson said last night that he was net
paying any attention to the offers OF Barns and other
Association managers.
Fed Pfener has been ayorng to sign Pete Brown
ing for the Chicago Association team. The Gladiator
said he'd think 1t over till spring.
Whistler Is said to have received o. 800 for signing
with baltimore. Lucky nan 1t is to bs hoped Whist
PITTSBURGH. Oct 29-Beckley has signed . contract
for $500 rumored here that Al Buckenbefger Of
be made. manager In place OF AcGunnsle
Charley Bassett. the rattlng third bassman Of the
New Works. says this city Is COED enough for him to
play in. and that any man who will sign with A.
ISOLATION team for few hundred more than he
here IL . fool
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-10-30

Erw HAVEN. Oct 29.-Thers was unusually large
crowd OF spectators the Yale ned this afternoon to
watch the practice Of the varsity and college teams
Some disappointment was expressed because Acclunr
not among the players. The fact 10. Capt. Meetings.
broken thumb stin forces him to carry his hand in .
thick baudase Mccormick IL on crutcheh owing to .
badly sprained knee. and Hartwel who sprained his
mike in practice last Friday. laid aside pair Of
Of cans: Wallis ossrtraned and I. simply resting
week and his absence explained BY the fact that he
left shoniderbrace in Orange after last saturdays
reach here until this morning How seriously neTel
Ing kept very quiet but It IL thought that he Ike other
good players. II not being pushed to work.
Yale II pursuing different method this year. Injured
players are shown the best Of medical treatment and
wallis. Mecuns, HaftweI and EGCormicf coached the
team to-day.
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How Yale Does Things.

BUFFALO, Oct. 29.-slx months ago Robert Acton came
to Buffalo. He had graduated from school in Cork,
Ireland. and he applied for place clerk in several
Of the leading dry goods here he NET with no
success After repeated attempts to obtain place he
was at last obliged to engage dock laborer.
Here he has worked for tho past nve months 1t 81
day aud has stopped ut Jow saiIOrs' bosvdns hous
Acton bright fellow and hts great strength won for
Yale College The Giro OF his going arc inter.
citing. Acton was q member Of . football team in
England and has won several medals for good In
the held Tho studente at Yale heard that Acton was
III Buffalo aud proposed that he attend college at their
terday, ~
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Ts-a.y's E.eries a. e.e...ssrs.

rirst Rscs-Thrts1uarte1: selling csntaur, 122:
Polly g; ia: H0q:son. Gortes; Jayf Dee. ll2; Pen
Hsadasht gdssway lot; villa Marie 1o<: kiaito. SA
Ssooud hsce-rivs and half furionss. Fasos 11s:
xampSst ITO: LSngard MAnhsssstt GAMBLER. Hscln.
tosbs Vernon los: Hanway, 100; Double Crois Lady
WsSloef colt. Gsd pigssr ys. Florence s. Alma I. o.
Third Racs-Aie and = sixtesnth; selling, Rsqul
J. B.. Rover lO6
Fourth Race-six and Q half furlonRy: handicap
Maidstone. lis: Autocrat. rs; Rambler 100; Biroeco
1os: kirkoySr. i0o; BIZ George. 1ol: Inferno los:
ylt,s EsSs -. nj fp.ops,, eiroeso: M Young
Aidssnan MAJ; Lowiandsr. 10a; Flavilla. sandstons
" st fGSS'i RssesH.: ..,ue Kern N. ss.,r I'm
5!iils yin; lSs; Scyls khoass: fsss.. Kins. 1os;
Australltz Brusses. l0s; Puzzle. los: Pelham 100:
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rIrrssunGa. oot 20-The record for distance for the
season 10 70 the loft Of w. H. Hiisbrsoht Jr Of Pitts.
bursh for the hy from Greenfield Ind $40 miles last
Sunday. The entry eight birds i've hens and three
males Al certified wearing the REGISTERED
band q the year The start At 81 and wit6 every.
thing favorable There were NO returns the day
and settle e., ,es n,shs {, soon ths light
AFTERNOON that Fsiusns fIoh more than 400 miles can.
not BE- expected In the day The next morning sx re-
Ss:s'ss g: S.e q. ne. yssd "a,
~ sss ssSs b ;ssss
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Football at Gettysburr.

Grrrr'srnc. Oct 29-Ths game between the
Pennsylvania College and State College slsvsns
OF the management Of the latter In the game
On tuesday the state College won BY only egh.
,ns men were pretty Well used Up Athsrton the state
game opened and the injury severe that he viii
play no more this season This accident may slightly
rsnnsyyly,ania football chAmponshlP The pennsyi.
this afternoon but defeated them BY to o. Tie iates
plenty Of practice.
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Bllly Kenny Weakens.

The match between Tom callashan. tho young Irish
boxer and Billy Kenny of Jersey City has been de-
clnred or Kenny had agreed to the termsskin gloves
to nnish in private-but yesterday he sent word
the illustrated Nsns office that he would only dgh before
asne which means that big gloves shall be used. hi.
friend Johnny Keatng posted 500 at tho time. and
challenged any 1l5polnd man FOR $3.50 side. This
action upset the plans OF Joe Early Calaghans man
ing for week and had got his tickets out Kenny hay.
ing agreed last Monday night at the
A. tournament to stand by the articles originally
prepared.
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When slosson and Sehaefer WIN Play
AGAIN.

George sosson said yesterday that no hoped to play
Jacob schaefer in this city for the worlds champion.
ship early in December. ~ expect to challenge for
game to come on at that time" he said. "but Frank
Ives has got the Same privilege have. He has
the champion Carter did -
slosson says that he will change his opinion that
an soO.point game Is sufficient test OF superiority.
and that thatwi bo the extent OF the game for the
worlds championship.
The report that Frank Ives had posted . forfeit to
play SloEson bak line. latter smile THAT
Is mere Chicago wind. Ives Is a great b!ufter"
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Yachting.

A special meeting of the New York Yacht Club Will
be held Nov. IL.
A. Gary Smith has made the design Of = 1l8-foot
auxiliary steam yacht The design will be sent to japan
o. H. Taylor OF $50 Water street writes to Tns Sun to
say he Is the designer and builder OF tho queer sailing
craft with rudders described IN yesterdays SUH.
The boat Is in the shop OF J. j. Coger nj $50 Water
street. and sus reporter who called to II WAS 10.
formed that Mr.. Coger who is u ship joiner. is the
builder.
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VIM.
imo-2;l0X. 2;lsX. 2:lSh.
Sale or Kentucky Trott.rs At Chicago.

CHICAGO. Oct. 29.-This was the premium day Of the
Berry sale Of trotters. Col R. Pepper OF South Ek.
horn Farm, Ky- consigned nineteen head Of standard
allies by Onward. Horval. Madrid and Acolytio. The
star sale Of this lot was Sophia. by Onward dam by
Daniel Lambert, which was sold TO J. H. Lesh of 90
shsn Ina for $40 and the nineteen sold total
Frankfort eight head. the top price 6enYht 1900
sns Onward ysariins Judge fTtor b9uEs BY Joseph
SasroI fwsntyop: head tns bsst In The being otta
brine Temple. bought FOR $1,000 BY IT, n bosworth OF
Lexington The highest price q re DAY wa, % for
M Ia Ptothfr e GSa Essf 3iS SSy Nugget lie va;
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-10-30

me Eve big bowisrs Of the Rossdss team rolled an
other high score In the American National toufnsmsni
series last night Last week they made the SPECTATOR
osn then eyes BY runnins up s15 points and few en-
pected that they would again sst that score dur
ing the toufnam>nt but last night they ali but equAsd
thsir rfsvious phsAomSsai work Ths Aiphas wsfs
showed under in this ssshe. being dsfsassd By 81
pins. This u the worst Grabbing that any tean has
sustained in the tournamsnt In the nexs eams the
Se.hsns rave ne Aphss another bsd defeat winnns
bowlers. The scores.
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rae winners NJ oarss,1 P.rs.

caicAso Oct. 7p.-Frst RAcs-Five-eighths OF mile.
Aerna4i4s Won The scslper second Lucky Hit third.
Hecond Race Tires. fourths OF mile. Adelns won
Won STonp seooAd. Miss Patton third. Time. I;l7L.
1ftFd Race-Qpe mile. Blue Hammer won. Barney SEC
psss Vac. mile boss son rsI.ro second. s..
siEl Rsss & tossG, Of mile warren Lsxha
~ LAe.sAs ssses4 ED third nns l:lSA ~.
iSs SssSsl Assgis jordan third. fims, io5K
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wmlA.s WIN m.v. Her Hands Full.

WnLIAnsrowH. Dot. 2D.-MAnager White has definitely
decided that Williams will play both Columbia and
day. Both games will DO In the afternoon williams
will also arrange another game with stages team.
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The Wi.nsr. I'd oleusssssr.

GLoycssIka \. j.. Oct :a-To.dsys races resulted a
r0ilovs;
r q IA; .rrss Ed~.rd
SsSend ksce-ltx fuflohnL ymiltA won. Sister lone
sseppd, Leon =; third. Time lac.
.,soSa 9ys:.ion third a., Time ,,SvN ,.,.. w
snd. Lonely third, Time lI8S
\, Fifh kace-fodr and one,nah furiongs, Emma J.
slxtb Race--six and oneauArter furiongs Patroclss
won, Eddie ~. second Albert Stull third Time, ] "a
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-10-30

NipDlxrowx Oct. as.-Jossph W. Nsrsmors. the IVES.
syan University athlete who disappeared ON Sept %
aftsr the football game with Yale turned up again ct
the ooliess this morning AZ suddenly and myseriously
statement as to where he had been
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job. L. Q. his Way Home.

Bar FaAzclsoo. Oct 2s.-Ths steamship Alameda ar
rived from Australia this morning. Among her passen
gers were the John L Sullivan combination including
John himself and Joe ChoynsE. the pueiiiSt CAPT
morse q the Alameda says Sullivan made himself very
agreeable on tie voyage. VIZ
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reter Jackson WIN YrsAt ,a.A.-.


,sAs FsAHcIsco Oct. 29.-Peter Jackson said to-day
Irish champion.
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ODDS s.a Ends or spsrt..

Lynch. a. these men never met.
q SCI ss'''' Ia,
Ct II ::
ssi das
M; sss? St ss
h a YIN si'ess:
S
TIE ses:Ey psss ssnlsR! SRsrs n y.
swinging BY young woman. socisble viii follow
The enterprt.ing members Of THE suS Athletic Club
Ss and ssS's. NIT NsS
~ e%ys
Nm il 5ss :ns:Is's AZ NEE;
70 arrange preliminaries
MI MMx.gSs..; Oct; 2s.Ths billiard match between
l4neh Salk ns, 600 point. up. played * sbs ba:
e. young Rs
for
club e King. aounsy
Regiment Tennis Club Entrance fee. St. i"'A''''n'fa
sssn 5ss Of the
e. On sa.araay Nov az the S
an a1n sRd rnsssppIss srses nToSkyn
70 light bou. with atis Ryan q ,he tnien
IL CLUB s aSd as
The Golden Rod Athletic Club was organized on Tues.
& sSut .l @
S,ss,pss,:iGsns Rissard II f!nlay; seerstnry. Fred
s1s q ns .sS:
Chasinsd At the dscsien Of the referee in the bout
70 a CO S.S Il Sss
DGNp foEn ass;sI .hS mas east b: fortune.
sH s.,s 'as &c Il; SniS s
T.! s fss fGa 90 trophy before any
g. .s M cub aa;
ssp.nee Of The PEe,densy Of the organisation BY that
t9s ai sss . e:
Tsy %hee " sS,Ss humber q forty Wheels Joined
:ssSS
and The sshetss 'A'''''A' s-'A y '''n tho 'y'n"'
ss ss s.. f sss .ss
ss so.a .Ss: 5 & e LEA: %
3: :;os night the
S S ri !: S:d S: sunday 1S
Hs2s;S :1s: ,si s':s :;s
Tsa 1ssis e''.:s
nSes Su a. ths sGss 81 the meeting PRESIDENT
w:sii;ss .s.a.
pp.a
The following special cable received at the Potes
q Tnsand Hsnp. so e.. sSa'n
African boxer who he intends TO tutor and match TO
II; s:s:s $SsT, !: sa%;ss
70 light any man in England America. or Xustisiis"
IL. a IT, HAT
5 q ss ssss .sss
Sssn pr't SSss,:de1 Frank
SS
Sy III %s pIsnT
~ KIhike; Second Lisutenant. Leonard; associate
n New Jersey Athletic Club held special meeting
sHssass
battle Was be!ween the liquor element and
s
s.h may p SpsI.d e us club and member. VIII
~: ws .s s sssiS s
Hs
e. q say W the section
!asss fas WHAT'S asS. sy
s rsS ss ths. 70 e s
sss y Ss Hs
Bo,ns sssnus near Manhattan Greenpelnt early IL
into !r.,nlas as sI, . ass
si e s:iis.;a .ss :ss :s;l
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The Board Of Managers Of the Eastern District Bowl,
ing Tournament Of Brooklyn have adopted the follow.

ing Tournament Of Brooklyn have adopted the follow
ing schedule:
ct. 60: fremont r.mplstou, and Apollo:
Dot 81 $3.50. Shoestring. and Sixteenth Ward
E Nov. T. asIrm harm mawtnorne: and P,ogrssL
Nov. Is Bright Star. Athletic, and Mystic.
Nov. II. fremont. $685. and Harmony.
Nov. 20. .shoestring. Eascotte, and Bright star
Nov. IL .Templeton. Hawthorne. and Sixteenth Ward
Nov. n. Apollo, Athletic, and Proerens.
Nov. - .Wliliamsburgh, Mystic and Sixteenth Ward
Dec. 8. Mascotte. Hawthorne. and fremont
Dec. o. Manhattan. Soso, and Athletic.
Dec II. Hawthorne. Apollo. and Shoestrtng
Dec. ~. Bright Star. Harmony. and Templeton
Dec. IL. .MAscotte. Progress. and $3.50.
Dec. ~. Manhattan. Harmony. and Sixteenth Ward.
Jan. z. shoestrinE, Mystic, and Iempieton;
Jan 9. Athletic, Wiliamsburgh, and Hawthorne
Jan. is. Mystic. frogress, and fremont.
Jan. 10. .Tempieton Athletic, and Aascotts.
Jan. %. Apollo. soso. and Bright Star.
JAN 2S. fremont Shoestfing and Manhattan,
Jan ~. Progress, Bright Star and sixteenth Ward
Jan. 80. Apollo. Wiliamsburgh. and Harmony
Feb 8. Hawthorne. Mystic. and Soso
Feb O. Manhattan, Progress. and Templeton.
Feb II. .Shoestring, Harmony, snd Ath1stic.
Feb. IS. Bright Star. Manhattan, and Hawthorne
FEB. ~. .Templeton. wiiamsburgh. and $3.50.
FEB. 23. Harmony Nsscotte, and Mystic.
Mar <..Mysttc. Apollo. and Manhattan
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Columbia Grammar School defeated Holbrook's Mil.
tary Academy Of Sing Sing yesterday At Van Cortland
Park by score Of 81 to O. Holbrook's rush line
very weak. and Columbia repeatedly broke through.
making large gains every time. Kneeland Of Columbia
tackled we'll and in tho last half made half
the field before he was downod. Tho teams were:
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SHOOTING for tho Rlker Tro,Ay.

Company won the Riker trophy In the Twelfth
Regiment last year. and its team 10 working hard this
year to retain It. The competition 10 . tsnshot match
monthly. and the team making the highest Aggregate
Of scores during tho wins the trophy. wednes
day nights contest between the teams was spirited
one. and here are the scores:
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WHAT IT oosr YALrs BOAT CLUE
The Expsnses 0vestop The Receipts ~ sew.
eenl HanareA Dollars.

The Expsnses 0veFtop shs Receipts ~ sew.
eesl HsnarcA Doilsrs.
new HAvxr. Oct 3es-fhs management Of the Tale
University Boat Club have received the following 70.
port from D. Townsend e1 treasurer for the season
snvr crrr COL. Juiy a.. lsAi.
n 0s fridcni and Hsss efAs rais UasuSty Boaf Cub
onsnrxrxi me following report IL hereby sub
mittsd In accordance with provision Of the constitu
ssies.csrsS shell sss.s gsr and
cub SnR * year ne
.s.n g: oxhs @ ne ass prize q
sSs 81 6 Ss and sss
system gstn SsRsrsars va, n,nS mad IN holding
esssfu a. incrssssd both lie nssres. and eh.hss
VISA relief cm tss icss Jay IN New Haven Haven AMI
ss;esnsn.. Wee made WIN, as!ysId: New london.
WI %h s'Ss h.PssosSrs Ia: only re-
.G ssss. sns $ ssT !:
e nS he p sn h .s. Gs ne %
sss' '';s H on s aep a
A 4 ri. a.s
Ssran ~. ss n:
Tor their sSd ssn,sisns,op.s, wor. e
sss!: :::! &: ' !:
build tho new launch.
Here attached an itsmixed account showing an OK.
penditure Of 8a the principal items Of which
srS follows; Training TAPE NISvnz reRs mnnhe
SsSo 81 .SPen,ss 4 n. london; siitsiz PhiIsd:L
Prsas charges. 9671.s5: rowing clothes and suiu
~ @ SoiisIs claim sg.,nss the euS ~: hnk
The principal sources Of income were: Academic sub
ecfiptions 1865; Scientific School subscriptions
~ lS8; gse club % money left over from tGs
aa ~ Si9i f5on y3
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ss 81 s ssS s s.s 81 81 %
Averase1Rosedae. 100: Gotham. l6z l.6
vympire-A Hoffman. scorsrs-C. r. King and D. o.
fourth eerss Of games in the annual team sourns
ment Of the Palma Club was hotly contested, and .
nnsh Tor the honos II predicted. Ths fol-
jordan E ssS smi.S lsS l's; LANCE lss:
1ssi Kimban, 17si Vuitss ITO. Total eli.
sEcoxp oAnK.
Team No <-Qallagher. 145: BedlA las: Durr1s l8o:
Jeanne. low Rich, III. Total, ISL.
Team No S-Hathaway, 14s; Ross l<s crsnda. 172;
AAmoau. Azvi Vultee, 174 Total 1872.
THIRD aAHn
Ieam no S-Kimbal. 1x8; NcClostey, 167; Hsndsr.
No. 9naa isg MsSsr i ~ rS,
Van Beuren. 1As; Lsuly. 1893. Total 7si.
FOURTH GAZE
Team No. 7.Lut1 150: vreslAnd. 1872; Bsld win 188;
var Beuren, 16a; Leuy. $50. Total. 600
JORDAN is sa.s 10 'G gsi sisS 1897 I-ns 1-o
At the Lincoln Club. on Wednesday evening. some
tournament The results wsre 'n'
Class No l-Pearce. leo; Berry. 1906 Bttig 1856:
coward lS2; Pearce ia: Edwarda 1853; SittIG, 1%6
Serry iSS Jacobs l7s: Barry. Ito; Jacobs 2O1: Ed.
Sl.ss NJ; 2-chspman, Io4, consreu. la2: Mumford.
nnmford l2e; Contrsll 49,: Ketcham. 1856; Contrel
' a.! n'i IA fS7 HoOi n l1s ,.,.
House: 1ts: Ior.e. 81 hou:s, ixs. . 80
waters. 116.
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Ys.ksrs I.ests..e. E.joy TAsn.sl,

YoHKEHs. Oct. 29.-Ths Yonksrs Corintbian Yacht
Club tnAuguratsd the winter this evening with
Grand musicale and hop 1t the eub houss. There was
wh,eh cane dsneias and fstssshmsats During the
ssss ~ s ws Sss. ssssA
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Bowling Games To..isht,

Bowling Games To.niGht.
AnRaIcAx NATIONAL fouxaAxxn
Spartan Va Orchard: Orchard W.. Oriental; Oriental
~. spartan.
BROOKLYN HAnoxAL fouExAnxrr
6aranao vs. varunA Boat Club; varuns Boat Clnh p.
lincoln Council: Lincoln Council Va Baranac e '"
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Wicklow Ou,plays Limerick.

It must bc conceded all sides that John Connors
wss exceedingly when he contracted to play
Major John Csrmody for SO side and allow him ten
aces game How Connors expected to beat his man
with such terrible odds against him matter NO
could cipher out. Still. he did It yesterday In
Caseys court. and did II fairly too But Major Carmo
AZ has rarely played poorer game. Everything WAS
even Lacked 81: usual ea.cvensss IN serving bit
opponents strotes. connoIs. being strong h az.
far out q Fl. Won rs so with he
caresssnsss In the third game Connors soorsSdi
seventeen aces in his third hand, while Carmody hsd
had .hs TOT; score being cohno. q or
winning points Major Carmody won the fourth eame
handy but the nth and deciding game was the most
The score ;,ood ~ % 10 favor Of next
band. Carmody snpping up easy stroke. He iost
hts next hand for cipher and Connors the rssns
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According the two men will NAV anothsr
zane next Ihursdsy In tho Same court. aud for the
Prci Corfin: intends 70 open school of instruction
thoroughly, and 20 know how to Do snecesstsi In
matchos should take Of the Professors treat
test coming on at csssy's court on "wednesday nights
John CofEtns q aoes)..................2l Fl 2l-83
Sonh 1S-2D
Al Courtney's Court yesterday. John walker and
Mike Henernan defeated Nike Roche and John Power
the best OF three games Walker who IL an old timer
a. The game and member Of the Police Department Of
Brooklyn, says he will play any man CONNECTED win
e16 side. " ~ >A~ !"
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Yale Nursing Her Ipjurea Players.

Rsferses-siu. Columbia, ~, and j. p Lee. Harvard
81. Umpirs-Albert Stickney. Cutler school
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BASEBALL.
TIE Boss Manager IN Trouble.

81. LOUIS. Oct. 2s.-von der Ahe is now in . worse
predicament than no was at the time that Comskey
and the rest Of his followers LETT him and Joined
with the Brotherhood lie has had agents out for
several weeks past trying to sign players re.
served by tho National League. but his agents
have made a dismal failure. He has Sc.
cured . few Western Leaguers. who were good
men in that organization. but who will be weak for the
american he has offered Comiskey $4,000 for 'N2
but tho big Captain has refused all overtures and
the President and the ansgercaptain the outs
90 to speak. and beside Comskey none OF the other
men who wore brown stocktngs siRp sd
with the st. Louis Club. nor will they.
II wcll.known fact that Stvetts has signed with
the Boston League Club and Mccarthy has followed in
no told your correspondent that Of the old men
would play under Won der Abe, even at an increased
salary. and that all Of them would be found
next season.
Both ONeill and Mccarthy have declared themselves
Comtskey has afbxed his signature to u League con-
tract and 10 thought that he will be found with the
Philadelphia Club next seanon as captain and man
aRer Won der Abe "a also another man in Bee
Rotary George Munson that hard worker possibly
get away from the st. Louis team just where st. Louis
in this neck OF the woods.
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LONDON. Oct. 2a-Sportsmen interested in
the Newmarket races are much stirred up
regarding the performance Of Mr.. W. W.
Fulton's bay nlly Comedy in the race for the
Cambridgeshire Stakes. which was run at the
Newmarket Houghton meeting yesterday.
There was much surprise when Comedy. that
started at odds OFT to against her set tho
pace In the race and won by half length. her
previous performance not having warranted
bettors in placing much confidence in her 3! as s
heavily that the Judges will not award the
that offers Of 10 to 1 were made against
the Judges deciding In her favor but IT. these es
levers in the squareness OF the flly. her
owner. and Jockey plucked up courage and
accepted odds OF 8to l. At these figures much
money was laid and the offers at this quotation
found so many takers that the odds dropped
The stewards Of the Jockey Club are now
making close INQUIRY into tho running Of
Hampton Park IN May last her - running has
liant Victory she scored yesterday In the large
field Of twenry.eight horses that ran against
har
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r. R. Won der Horst President OF the Baltimore Bass.
ball Club. and william Walk. treasurer OF the same club
are in tho city Mr.. Won der Hors who Ia ont OF his
element In the American Association said he was hero
simply on private business. mo. am not reaching
ont after League said he land do not intend TO-
have already signed ten good men for next season
and Van Haltren will DO captain and manager. I be.
heve We have . good man in Whistler. and the 70.
AL ths receipts to the home team will BE- good
advantage OF tho ANAL towns It probable the Asso.
citation will have ten-club circuit next season. Kan.
City II OF the question but there other rood
towns anxious to como In.
1t 10 very Unfortunate that tho League and AssocIa-
ton did not arrive at agreement tho present con-
diton OF affairs 10 bad for the game. However. the
shall nEht II out Tho Association Schedule Committee
possible and We shall proceed on the basis Of mndinS
Nike Mcdonald were referred 70. and he did not speak
OF Won der Aho In glowing terms OF admiration. He
seemed 10 regard the 1t. Louisan Q necessAryevi
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