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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-08

Edwin Joyce, Mr.. Thomas Francis, DIR. Raisin
Of Baltimore. Mr.. King, Mr.. Phil Brown. Mr.
Robinson Riley; Mr.. Frank McDermott. Mr..
Hugh J. Jewett, jr:. of Baltimore, Mr.. Andrew
sey, Mr.. Fred Smith, Mr.. j. L. Jones. Mr.. w.
s. Iarner, Mr.. Frank Vaughn, Mr.. Quay and
Mr.. Bates.
Ono of the pleasant social events Of yester-
day was the ten given by Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
E. Foster at their beautiful home On 18th street.
which was thronged with people representative
OF tho social lie OF the city. The house was
tastefully decorated with flowers and foliage
plants. The central hall, from which the rooms
opened, was lined with large palms, the mass of
greenery being effectively grouped. As the
guests passed down the broad staircase into this
hallway they entered the principal reception
room. Just within the door stood Mrs. Foster,
who was charmingiy dressed. She was assisted
in receiving by Mrs. b. II. Warner, Mrs. Fred
erick Pilling, Mrs John W. Pilling. Mrs. L. NJ
Saunders, Mrs. J. n. Foster and Miss Bertha
Lincoln. Mr.. Foster moved about the rooms
looking after the comfort OF the guests and
giving efficient aid to the ladies' Of the recep-
ton group in the hospitable welcome which was
extended. In the coy reception room on the
right OF the hall was q pretty group Of young
ladies who presided over the tables where tea,
coffee and lemonade were dispensed. These
ladies were Miss Martha Moomingberg, Miss
Agnes Bartlett and Miss Fannie Dorsey. In the
dining room handsome collation. was spread.
Nrs L. N. Crothe-s and daughter Of wash
ington. Pa. are located at the Hamilton House.
Miss Crothefs will attend the Normal Institute
this winter.
Miss Bessie Young, daughter Of Capt d. 7.
Young Of Troy, NY, IL the guest Of Mia Bsauis
HELEN, l72s Corcoran street.
Mrs. Lieut.. Merriam win receive on satur-
days during the winter 1t le16 lssh straet
northwest
Mrs. A. l.. Barber is ct hons, Belmont and
viii receive hss friends Fridays, hsr old day.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-08

Speaking Of fashions in dress, the hustle il q
little behind just now.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-08

Let us destroy the cigar store Indian also.
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HOW TIE BATTLE WAGED IN THE CITY.
The Pool.roo Men Made an Effort 70 DO
Business. but Had to shnt Down.

Tho Pool.room Men Made an Effort 70 no
Business. but Had to shut Down.
Tho second round OF the big fight between
the Brooklyn Jockey Club and the city pool
rooms was fercely contested nll yesterday.
Tho fl,st round ended slightly in ia, Or OF the
poo-room mon. who had a fair measure Of
success on Monday, but whom time was called
yesterday. although no decision had been
reached, the Do Laceyites were nearly out.
At go o'clock they received the alleged Gu
tries for the six races With those entries
nosted on their States they announced that
they were ready 10 20 business as usual
Tho entries. correct as they might have been.
gave no Information Of what horses would run.
and in the maj rity OF the rooms no odds wore
posted at all Those who placed any commits
sions placed them absolutely in the dark. 1t
was true that II they backed q non-starter the
return OF their money was guaranteed but it
was pretty difficult task to nick q winner
ing with what be was competing or what
weight he was 10 carry.
ss ahe pSsessn 1hs
each commission room stated In big letters
weights. or distances" Most Of The rooms Wers
crowded, although but little money was placed
race. Is - the second. 10 in the third. 8 in the
fourth. IL IN the fifth. and In the sixth. Com
were soms
despatch from the sracE was rece we'd a. Ridge
few minutes later Worth ' one ne and Beansey
Hs 'sfs oil hen rs cane. f'su brlei dee
seription "f the third race which said that Gym
i Tas ssS
arrival Of ,hs moTnlnG, newspsrers, ms GUS
a matter Of act neither Galinda nor Osric ran
At DO tacey's NO attempt was made to hold
communicated with the track. The manager
cepted and that the money would be placed lat at
the post prices as quoted this morning. Very
few persons placed any commissions, aud from
win win handy, One more round viii about
do the commission men. Without the entries
tries. They say that sooner than aceede to the
dss ss ssS viii hDs W
Dwyer, when he met him at Manhattan three
weeks aSo; said thnt unless the commission
gould do no business at the Gravesend track.
Leyep had talk with some OF the men and
Dwyer that his demands were out Of uil rea-
son. Dwyer, reduced the price To $1,000 day.
nothing, and Inc commssi lon men denided that at
1t should DO nothing as the business done would
not leave proft alter any such outlay. They
pay for the track news $l2 day for each ROOM
De Lacey says, Mr. Humstone OF the Western
tract whatever with the rooms. He said that
tho Western Union was prepared to forward
anv messages illed at its oiflce outside the
fere in any way in the iiRht between the Jockey
Club and the commission re oms.
On the other hand It is said by person In q
position to know that the poo Dom contracts
OF tho Western Union Telegraph Company
put more than S3.0OO.000 yearly Ia the Golfers
OF that corporation.
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Wheeling Gossip.

Nsssrs. Draper and Kelley Of Philadelphia won the
onsmils l. A. W. stake tandem championship ON Sat
urday. They defeated the Buffalo cracks, W. D.
Banker and r. R Brinksf.
Chairman Atwatsr Of thu /. A. ". Racing Board
statss that contrary to all reports W. F. West has
been reinstated As an amateur.
In speech made at Hartford by Presldeut Dunn OF
the L. A. W. he ntmatsd that 1t his intention to
resign from the Presidency Of the League in . few
months.
,1hs Hudson County wheslmen will hold a run to
b E.-cross CortIAndt Street Ferry to Jersey CITY.
Take Grand street to Jersey City Heights then the old
either satsty or ordinary wssss but they are not in
tempt the mile track record At ID. River
side Whselmen's races on oct.3
The hudson County wneslmen contemplate procur
ihs King; County W6ssmen will hold their annual
The racing wh Ia!s LETT Tor Psoria on ny FRI
day ana Sr 4. tn. r:orn Bsyss Club ourna
CUB ha. Sc. NSndas ssa
Tuesday Sept u and 81 for tria for records Wndle
sept ii. and Bsslc. Zimmermann, Rich, Smith, ana
Murphy VIII also attempt to lower OF the records
upto I'VE milss. Arthur Lumsden the Western crack,
races with WindIs and limn ormsnn it Is thought
that the Eastern men will again prove superior ~ the
Win msmo.r.hip Of thirty enthusiastic. cyclists
yhs s. M " ,ssi n.,. s
!sn., William M.o Miner: ElI:t Li.u.epsnt wstsr
William ssrrell; BuFler George j. Adams The or
e sas :Sa
usvtla
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Dan FEsreks is having new alley bn,lt at So Stanton
street The Rosedale Club have decided to play their
weekly games on the alley when completed.
Tho Kingston Club of Brooklyn have applied for ad-
mission In the Academy tournament and tho Yonkers
Club want . berth In the national tournament
The following clubs viii bowl on the Mansion House
iyrI T S, "s:i u sns,s
The Park Avenue Club At recent mssting reelected
the fol owing oncsrs john Rust fresidsnf anl Cap.
tam; John Won kunnsn. Vice Prssident; John Frs6-
richs Treasurer; Philip stab. Secretary.
The election OF officers of the Orchard Club resulted;
Charles book. PresIdent: Richard Buchholz. Vice
President; lillian krnse Treasurer; Richard Tetjen
Secretary. and Frank Bogenschnsder. Captain.
first meeting this season at the Arlington League al eys
Fourteenth street on Monday evening. The cil6
will elect officers AZ their meeting next Monday even
ing
The election Of oeer: Of the Germana Club resu,,.d
Vice President; H. viitz secretary; J. stinnel Treas
Arms.
The Academy bowling Tournament managers have d.
eided that Ill IN TUE Sun rssardIk that
ordered OF thanks extended 10 Tnr sUs FOR tho
accurate and prompt manner OF publishing their past
tournament Rames
Aths last meeting OF the Jumbo bowling Club the
.a,s s'51 ~ The coming
M.grsr; treasurer Fred Schroeder; Secretary Philip
nsamann .e.S 'nry s''ui
The committee appointed BY the national bowling
tournament manager. have TO extend the entry
iist T. twenty one cnbs This evening meeting viii
Rules AMI regulations win also 10 adopted.
meeting Of the board OF Managers of tho carruthsr
evening at The Els plant Club honsc, l. iii Fniton
street Brooklyn CLUBS will hs snrosi and arrange.
ssriy h 5elcS.r r. ''''' 'D'' '0u'"Am'n' games
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TO rHs EDIroa OF THE 6uN-Sir: On Sept Is, in Nsp
perham valley. near Grassy spran Lake. wsstchsstsr
counsy, New York found tho bones and feathers OF
carrier pigeon marked o.s6o-w Thinking that the
bird may have been started from some distant point
with particular object in view take this means Of
the owner Of s fate and to offer return
him the brass band with the number which removed
from OF tho legs. In he does desire the ro
turn OF Tho baud lwonld thank him for facts about
the bird he might furnish such where was ill.,
Grated and destined TO- object OF journey. &c.
feel that tho publication OF this In your columns will
,s..s attention x' know your paper is very widely
The fourth and nnal young bird race OF the Empire
cS SpS T rom ST Pa
- A. Gy 4 H. Graham who wired Tho secretary.
fy and the only lofts engaged whose returns pro-
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FAX. Back. L.ilsh. Fred Lee. sehuyiin and zamposs

a.. Bach L.li.h Fred Lee. sshuyifnl and z.mposs
s..ns,s,.,.:n V TN" ss.in ,sz .npo.. .. to 81.
IS Fs.,i
isaS xu.Ssis paid sass sG ss sassa 1n'f' -
THE THIRD RACE.
~,ss N. e, s..o and MP
slco 70 thirds winner to be sold at suction for s'ooo
n. I, Dwysrs b g. Banquet 4 by Rayon Gor-Ers
ssii j:ss. Syne.ars eoft.fus Carroll and Now or
s.a,n.-nr. to I'll 1m s. ,;ss to .s.,n.. g.
sss 8: .aa t:rS.ss' s pi
THE FOURTH RACE.
The Culver Stakes. for twoyearol and upward;
Mt. Dwysf.Sr: b. Kingston aged, by sp.ndthrift-
kapanga, i22 tiam,onh. q
TIE FIFTH RACE
i.fH e, maiden 'r',..F'a'
VIC. DAYS u T. Countess by ssnsa,on-ferida ios
tx Pxy.t sons 81; ., St, csrsius rs iii.m,on,. :
censasa baso. Iasiniosh. aud Beau prumme also also
Time. i!o.t.
ran. . 10 j xSsnd.nes colt. ~. aons.l.. and s.;
u. (, VIA and hsss''s sa'sa. PAID
THE SIXTH RACE.
AaweepstAkes OF $40 each for maiden Two yehr.ods,
with 81 tst. added; i've furlo
Bashiord Manor's b. c. ARA, by Estorm-Albia. III
" Lss.snd s. g Hio.i i, IaraD
sqsssss s,si p I'll sss.T csns! los A%ss, laramie.
Ia and Brooklyn also liamot was left at the post
s.sps'7.4 e. .,s G'.mo; MT
lnto l: sprngaway. IL TO Rosedance - to /; Taran
tela, 2Otol. Mutuals paid SI4.25. 81 W, Sll.Io
THE SEVENTH RACE.
A handicap sweepstakes Of go each, with 81. COO
added mile
g. s. Brown Or. m. senorlta 5, by Prince Charlie
j. N. MuiholAnds b. lula Blackburn, 4. lus mil
g. Follansbessb r c. kingnlnker 4 81 w. (Midgelyl
Char ey Post also ran
Time. l;A
. Bottius-Even money Tulia black burn, to ssnor.
NA y to Charley Post to 1 kingmRk0. NutuAls
paid e2l.36 Sass, S6.2O.
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MARxsMEy At CREEDMOoR.
Good Work ~ National Gsardsnes o.
Free Practice Day.

Zr&O &focVco my
Free practice day brought almost . rssimsnt OF Ma
tonal Guardian sohs state ranges At Cresdmoor
tsrday. II was . good day for shooting with brisk
wind Those whs scored ~ points or more on the 2oo
and 800 ard emitting them to wear nafksmsns
Dsesenth kss.m.n.- Psiya..s A, .NelseA Company
COMPANY n1 81: S s!ra n comp.ny Fss Ssnss
Sonp,ny Z ss fo e , .sO% nDmS, y .; W. s.
S Esssa 'I.psns s'S
ssI: s,'RsI s%' cSnp:ns H.
Sse%esps y; ss; T. D,v,si Ts%DsSsy S:;S:
s: s k,nesi. Company 8. 8; Sood
II s,.s N1rt.y
s:%s q y; Ss.poss 4 Kiinsr: eS%Psay h. y:
ifcsE COMPANY .: 70: SsSs v; SSs: SS%p;ny I u:
=; he. sS$..ny y q ss!es5s:S 5'%' 1Ssaa.
foRp%S, oo Ms..% oS%p.s, t ss
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:ss' a. aIss'ss,: anl Rst 81 Private
rou,.sspth Acknowledgment C W Sinclair. Com
e.e S'P' IT, oI%p:ny kip' aSsy SdH G%
s;:s:s,: s'sfss :Se;ni wilson.
S1,y sass s:
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g; Lieut. u 4. Meyer: COMPANY I SIT: Privstes " z
=. Gsbhaf Company x. 80: Geo Hausr Company
4 80: L Chaudron. Company =. ~: Z Howard, Conn
Tvsifth Acknowledgement Jne wlnstock. Com
" Gs1ss;s.; Sonp;sS q ~: JIG: Ds:aasss Company +
aoiph Company T. IS: 3. ssss!l.r ronSsny a. 81. ;.
\. HsyorEa Company D. 81 v: .Purdy. Company b
p.ny g: Corporate vs!.er. Company u 50; Peter.
son Company q, 50: Prtvates ". Young Company Il,
o. 9 " Warrsi. Company B q: y. Greer: Company
ccmp.ni 81: II cen %ee C%mpsus 81 hutchinson
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Boxing At the Cable A, c.

The first animal boxing entertainment Of tina c.h,.
Athletic Club was held At Wood Hail. Jersey CITY lss,
evening. The fun began with Pste Farrell and Wil,.m
hsrdsy OF the Loriard Athletic Club pounding each
o'hsr Tor kseph They were followed BY D. Eutwists
and T. Aubrey. Scottish, American A. c., " cam
WilIiamsburEh A. C.. and ID. Lane Loriilard A. C., T.
Murphy and =. Armstrong Scottish American A. c.; r.
Barry and a. Rafferty,. Lorillard A. O., and thu seat.
mascota Marcus and Jesse BeiiAheId " 'S's
Inc event OF the evening was now at hand. Tho mar
uripsns mere Maurice boiand Of the Cable Athletic
ienc iub They were matched 10 naht four Ionna.
Tor 81 trophy Tho weight OF each MAS no pounda
wnns t@o.ounee gloves WIRE used The opsnins round
In the second round Uonnors began 10 sniIyp s ny
ters ana reached BIOL nds face in good styIe on 4
coup!o OF ocoRsions Near the close holland mads :
vicious eros. eounler win his left hand and cut Uon
III. hi d r"nnh d' ~ we ummHursu ms face
no a1nx ths mos, leading The lasr led Il
nSM thf h vas saeG,,v. Later bsssn r"shins
bVt, nan nut, 70 Iurpess snI the call OF tns "a
Cahi1L tho referee, declared tie Dout "nu TAI
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-09-16
THENEW YORKSARENOTIN IT
THEY ARE NOT LIKELY TO FINISH
TIE SEASON BET TER THAN THIRD.

Ansea Cannot Lose Unless Ills Tenn IL
A.sihiiatsd-son,eI Interesting Statistics
bearing on tho snhJeet-Buck Ewine's
Avn Has ReEninea All Its Strength
and ne Throws Finely 20 Bases-Two
Games at the Polo Grounds To-day.
II A. c. Arson were to hire balloon. take
his young mon into it. ascend about 5000 feet
above the level OF tho Atlantic Ocean and then
drop them out ono by one. New York might
have some chance OF winning the National
League pennnnt. II should DO understood.
however. that tho chance thus presented would
30 stubbornly contested by Boston. with the
prospects decidedly In favor OF the men from
the Hub. But as the Chicago manager 10 very
careful OF his young men. and keeps q watch
ful eye upon their movements. tho cold.
elammy truth Ia that New York will not play
for worlds championship this fail.
When the senson has ended. the bats are
being oiled and put away. aud tho players are
figuring out how they might have done better.
New York win DO found In third place. That
10 about a. well as tho team can now do. and
there 10 NO prospect OF getting any lower as
the Fhiladelpbias cas-. a shos whom entering
the stretch. There are hut sixteen playing
manage to win IL Of theso is games. which
would Of the end Of the season have won u
games. los. 81. and have a percentage OF .Gol.
Thatwou!d DO a remarkable performance on
the part OF the New Yorks md certa My The
best they could DO exrected 10 do. Now take
the case OF Ghieeeo. and suppose that Anson's
men play fifteen games befors the ssa-on
credit them with six victories and nins
defeats. Tho result would he 80 games won
and 50 lost, giving them q percentage Of .6O7.
der the most favorable circumstances Should
Ghicag, win but games out nf Is and New
York win 10 out IL games ChicaRos percent
age would be 600 and New Yo,k's col. That
oiWinninr the iag this season.
It 10 far more probable that Chicago will not
play more than II games, and hy winning half
Of them VII, Tiii gets Gerosntaes o.; G2l, and pre.
u and loses O. the total Of games won would
b "a. those lost 81. and the percentage $50.
That 10 !airer supposi,ion rs to the relative
positions Of the teams At the close q the
for second place. II Boston plays Is more
Games. wins ~ and loses o. the percentage
The following figures are Of interest as show
tAAme during tho remainder Of the season:
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RACING AT LATON1A.
rarins wins the Zoo Zoo stakss-oia nius
wiur Hobs Up,


C,xc,S,.Y,. Gent IS Favortes asaiR found . hard
row 10 hoe At La,onA day only two Of the seven nrs
choices landing the odds Every winner was plotsd
By different Jockey. Tho weather was FAIR ana Tue
attendance so strong $500
The event Of the day, the Zoo Eco s.akss for two
year old nliss At six furiones worth to the winner
Oh, $50 had eight s,artera stsa Walker, Juta may.
jean. and strathmsid being drawn Those that wsns
to the post were. X. X. ITO tMoore) Greenwich, iio
tw. Iarrs); Cris ITO tseaman); MAS Hera iioN ies
mani; Farins, ITO uewis)i Matilda llStbunh' Lillian
Beatrice lis o. Portsr)i Adaia aoovertons orae was
favorito at O to D. while tarins at to was heAs
In favor the odds against tho others ranging from W 10
30 to The favoritss chances were all spoiled oS oso
For nearly Eve furiongs the 10 10 chance "ss
Hera, looked all over winner Then she deu away.
and rarinc taking the lead in tho final eighth ore" on
as she pleased at the stand winning very cevsry ny
two lengths from Matilda that smart MY. LILLIAN
Beatrice. nnishin. third length aud haf OH limo
lhah.
Tho nrst race. selling purse At enc mile. hal hns
sar,ers Bertha lia ridden b. overton, was al TO
favors, and she won in csnter BY four lengths from
Laura Doxy the second favorewho sna,ched tho place
f5. nd. the Srps: s nnsy ~ Backed
h; knee. s 'i. ,Sr. ~, Th LAM STSs .a
saf the % sa ND H' s%s's
as n: I'm. e.. aud "s The
" s sfd ssi"na s:e:
% and e.. G 70 y. fesot
running gamoy under punishment won ny nose.
Reveal was third beaten two ienRtht Time tL'r
The teid IN Tie mile and sixteenth handicap was
small there beng but ak stArtera lAlc VI MAs
favorite At to but he never DANGEROUS ths WIN
ner turn Ing up in nina Archer iu poted by seam an
who was Sto in tho betting Dr Nave was ssoo ia,
laniicap finished third beaten two lengths Inc u hs
OF the race i4S tho best run at the dntancs nns
far a. this meeting and the race Is NINA Arehers 'hlu
The Zoo Zoo Stakes followed Then came ihs nr.t
half OF the split maiden two year od purse
Which wa. divided mo three parts the hrat spa O..
year. ago; oftne ten starters the tass!to my rous
tie TO chance art. Drans. ioS ridden by Watson.
winning easily. The tavorite beat the ~ 10 chance,
Day Dream, n length for second tl,ce. Time n:Ns4.
ike number starters went to the post In the SEQ
ond part this and Ciccly lO5 !. Porter up was
tho favorite At toll she wan in driving hnah by
la length from tho to shot R~tirence. who beat
Arthur Davi. three lengths for second place Ned
Wing. SaIie Nc Aister. and Nellie Tell. hut neither
horses nor Jockeys were Injured Time: 4ss3
Lewis refused TO rIe the crazy silver Hair In the
anal part OF the race which also had ten satsrs and
her withdrawal ut the post delayed the race twenty
minutes to give time for q. making OF new Soos
Elsie IN pl.,sd By Freeman Won easily BY I've
Jsnuo Belle . he ad for second place. Time. O:ooh
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Eastern Association.
Baseball Games To-day.

Baseball Games To-day
NATIONAL LEAGUE
New York W Pittsburgh. At tho Polo grounds ctwo
gAmeG.
Brooklyn vs. Cincinnati. at Eastern Parkuwo samssl
Boston VA Chicago at boston.
Philadelphia vs. Cleveland at Philadelphia
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
st. Louis Vs. Athletics at st Louia
Columbus Va. Boston at Columbus
Louisville Va Washin gton At Louisvtlla
Milwaukee Va Baltimore, at Milwaukee,
EASTERN ASSOCIATION
TROY Buffalo, at Troy.
Lebanon Va Albany, at Lebanon.
orHKR CANES
Staten Island A. C. Va Staten Island G. C. at West
New Brighton,
. AorrisIown W. Brighten A. c.. at Morrhtown
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Lawn Tennis at Yonks-s.

fosrraa Sept ia-Ths annual fall tournsmsut Of the
fonksu Lawn Tennis Club was continued this After
noon The nnsis will DO played aud the tourney viii
end on Saturday. Summary
Mems singlsA-sscond kound-A g. Runyou beat j.
=, Luhsr. Go SO; II. N. Baird Jr, beat T. Getty,
:, L,dies' singles Second Round-Mhs T. Tsmpls beat
MOS y. hssrmaUee i--O J-u '"''N NS-'
=, Lsdiss D9Iees.tirst Round-A,ss Temple and Mss
moore beat Mics Fitch and Miss skirt B-L -
Play In the tournament of the Park Mi Tennis Club
& postponea thb afternoon on account OF the rain
Inc nnAls IN the ladies' single be play cd TO moro
the tourney will end. ~ S~'N'Ne'' "nsn
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Capt. McCIuns Ready for Work.

NV HAVEN. Sept Notwithstanding reports to tho
contrary Capt Thomas l. NcClung Of the Yale football
team W alked on the campus this evening for tho
first time since aving college last June He has been
summering at his home In Knoxville. Tenn. and doing
little running lust to keep hEsef in form and once
in while kic ding she pigskn pioture OF health
perhaps iitt fa but eager to begin Tho fall training
OF informal reception in tho lobby. and Welcomed
BY hundred students, who are oahng about waiting
for collage to open.
In speaking Of football matters Mccuns said he had
opinion Of the capabilities OF the Yale lie
thought tho wear in foo bal! would open with tho
chances about the same last the biggest loss
ing In that of Rhodes from left guard and HRrtwel
from the end
The training this will be very different from
that of last and Will begin Thursday morning on
the gymnasium lot All of the old players have been
ordered TO report that morning and several
ing Mills and Crosby are IN town are at
by Practice at tho Yale Held will BE- TAX on
until sept -. Tho atu-day after college opens
The hr.t sche,ul.d game comes of ono week later
whom Yale will face tho Crescents OF BROOKLYN At
Brooklyn. game however. viii probably be arrane sd
with Wesleyan on the Wednesday preceding.
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Meeting OF the wkeeImen's Rowll.s
League.

Meeting OF the wkeeInea's Rowli,s
League.
meeting Of the wheelmen's Bowling League N,
held At i+S West End avenue last evening There were
present delegates from the New York, Manhattan
Rversids Harlem. Brooklyn. ATLANTA. Gotham, Union
County Roadsters and Jsssy City Atassle Club Wheel
men.
The purpose Of the meeting was to slset new ocsrs
and enroll new clubs The Union County Roadstsrs
Linden. N. j.. the Gotham whsslmsn. and the J.rse,
City Athletic Club wheemsu were elected to msmbse.
ship hsssrs j. Edwards. W. Braddon and q. sohuyI.,
were appointed to arrange schedule Of gamea Msssrs
j. L. FORD. j. johnson. and j. Chamberlain were .elsot
81 ~ prize committee Five prizes will be avar6sd
mis- year There vii! DO three club aud Two individual
STRINGENT rps wa. p.,,sd prohibiting tho enlist
bowls on The teams must 10 whselman that ia be
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