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Football Notes.

play game On sssardsy a. cfosons Park ''-''
The policemen and letter carriers Of Fast oIanss will
proceeds win be- presented TO the Orphsns Home.
Tickets for the Ysle.Harvard game TO DO played at
Brothers. al Broadway. No tickets Will b sale
After Tomorrow.
Secretary Fisk Of the American =. g. says f the
Cable Athletic Association viii write 10 lin the two
organizations may be able TO arrange Thanks.
siy y. ,y ro Secretary Fsk' address so0 c"nal
Tue Manhattan Athletic Club have contracted with
for the uSe Of hts football bulletin and sys-
sSh Il IT, sSo DO not the s
pots OF the sport nv Keeps them posted continually
Of the proRress OF the game.
can and ,Ss Charles 9isEs.@ team; for sss daeiis
championship has been ordered by the Central Council
g be played over again next Sunday at the Ridge wood
bay for gold medal aud trophy
An exciting game was played on Sunday between
asa Sa Sa q y sfs Is
BY q score Of too The Winners would iike 10 meet
v. iuliins siS Iisnry street.. New YORK.
Tho pIogIsmme OF the Ney York Rugby Football Club
hoy N xoS X a.
i:ssS Dec ssS YORK Y. ssiasspSrs = S!iisspo:s
mako some more hxtures, II possible.
soUsM BErnLEHxM Nov line rempsrauoe football
team OF South Bethlehem would like 70 AtIaugs gans
Ss sa sea-. .a Y NJ. yss
ssrs
South Bethlehem. Pa
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BASEBALL.
Jim Mu,rie SIN ON the Move.

James Mutrie is endeavorins to enlist the Edorado
managers in Hcheme for an Association team with
Sunday games From this 1t would appear that the
Association ociA have reiinqushed all idea Of put
ting team in this city. Meanwhile, the League mag.
mates working quietly. but effectively to bring the
twevoc.ub plan to succsssfulissue So far Boston
s concerned there Is trouble Prince eager 10 get
cut OF the Association into the League He is doing ali
in his power TO aid tho movement Tho chief dfncuty
IL nj Philadelphia and Chicago. Al those points 1t IL
question Of price,
on the nsht OF conference with Mr. soden in this
city Mr.. PRINCE was very emphatic In his assertion
that consolidation win take place nness all the A.
ISOLATION laYnates nHrec. However, 1t IL understood
that plan for settlement 10 proposed that seems
fair to Mr. Prince and his colleagues decline 10 accept
IT, tho Boston Association Club VII hesitate TO At
once Join tho Boston League Club.
In the list OF catchers Of the Eastern Association last
reason none attracted 30 much attention as young
Hess who caught for Aloany. Competent judges who
Morgan Murphy the clever catcher o. the Boston As.
youngster Pat Powers. Previous the atters
lection manager Of the New York Club Billy walk
Treasurer OF the baltimore Club. whe had hoard OF
Hess camo here and laid Siege TO him. with the
getting his signature to 81 800 contract with $500
advance. since then Powers has had several talks
with the catcher AID the latter has about made MP his
mind 10 return tho Baltimore advance money and
catch for New York next season.
The very unceremoniOus manner In which the Ba1ti.
managers took Whistler makes the local 80.
ment tribe callous regarding Baltimore players.
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Odds and Ends or sports.

Sss ss III Ii.
sid:d: Ths ass. sss. was Won sy b Buchanan Ialy
sssn.ns n Isay SeSrs sn'''' Blue jacket An' , D'
':s: q ss: :Sd f;S r. ss:. Pfs.s
sSx. cn IL The Of r.
s.mpoIsry siosn arc e follow rfssidsn, wiz
soiisn; L.ussnan, q. SsSs e iFss""' A''D' "
;ass sstg a.; It n sss S...", t.s
sssS ATnng these who I'D ofrn S sn
s.sa dSe'H sSses NAM. ana SGs f e"
W:. II sn srsas SI %
~ bout bout. Sr So. xc
eolored sIaditors Neither knew much ash'ins
s n,S 2, The II A
from Ss New YoIE ": s
s cns X. .aa .a Am.i.a Atsc .asas sa %Sjg Ts.
rsss!ssd ne pnss III season WY n", ,if,agn
Harry lan hy Gss.pS clay %sT' william h"
ei"%pssss %saA'' Tor work during the h''''" O''
Il W.; Wen, II q: sss:i Ct ~
sso T. Tss ySSps men s p
3ainS CONCERT q the Climb and detected r.,
sSys me nss clouds s@ts
s.sn'hx NJ thoroughly rs the widest 10!
Ups action OF the Board or Managers of me tsnra
coay ol the 4, A. u In striking the Na'"nnI d'
AssociAtion from the list oi associate "rsa,
s.vns caused CONSERVATION among the rfn., ~.
sn.nusiass Vice President Hughes tho 'nS i,p'
ohtyrencs should have been held between ~"
ana =. " Y a. before tho step was L,l"l re th"S-1
Sso.s-coohtSy running should be- contr"il"l ny va, ,hr.
committee will be appointed az l".ht'r
upon the matter.
d, John j. o'Brsn. the Down Town li!nt uss,n,s W
~ L"owing 70 sAy In reply g. ki.!e w,sn.y
on.uente IN yestsTdAyt brs would say u ~" a.,
ne w,'ansborsh boxing toninam"n, W"E sms
von niueh pleased 10 have opportunity WIN s",
Ky iiS ponnds even. sW"sn'r VIZ m nov Ian n
re Willlau.sbureh A. o. viii opiIse inc 10 pounds
me sAsne tournament"
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FIGHTERS or ALL DRoREEs.
II 10 fnid that Jem Mace uas Mig African
who Cas tsersp,s

I@ay he that Paddy MeI.rids q Tht..derh,a wiz ss
Gss si II S'S s'ps Sf'' .'aS
,uss NOT met him 50
he THOUGHT there to be knock out the bout, bu,
fs ana aT os .sh r
VIA a. a.s sss s.s: Soas..d bard nsas rS-a
the barries Champion hnd about forty pounds atran
R.aler..Jmmy L..kins and Cal Necsrthy never
roth s.sig..s. q Tie sss.:iss S@sse"n 4
ss s n /: s S ss!sss snsi;: i. III
q &
?: Al
ee e: eAss from ao sas; s' ss = "s
@ ss "s "st ans P for COS"
'sFsfx mi" s"G the s.ftsF @
- .sSsss ~ f..
Ia IA io x q. ns
COMMITTED on him 81 Ross q. Aug % 1885 RIOS. dli
ss p.sss verde. ' for ssss anu tue Jury awarded
I;J.Iim%y L.rs,n, :, VA: never e,sten Is. he ta.
m e f n q
:;s!:d rSnnas vi. se.a 70 @ fspoP'.f
fss tss sna h :ws:
was in his prime when he met Farrell
PRED johnson who ia 9 to Lle pound man. pro-,
himself the bantam weight champion % England
sG *. ana sss nSs s
adds hnwever. that he will come to America If some
fs - ss':s:
That the English fighters are. amonR themselves.
bg blowers AZ any others igstrated IN the reports
Of the meeting between Dick Burge and Jim
Carney at the Sroriny Life once; Thor- two Light
then asrsed 10 di.sSee over 6s quest"n whether they
should weigh q any time the day Of lighting st 1874
pounds or 1856 pounds 70 weigh in four hours before
hEhtns. Each had 5000 TO bind the match. RurRs
course no match was nsde.
retrfned 20 England from South Africa. will shortly
san Francisco Il IL said that he viii rerove $50
month Before Iesy,nz London Mace will We iendered
Ted Prltchnrd On tho occasion. Ia ANNOUNCED
some pig man that Mace brought up from Africa aui
an unknown that lTitcnar VIII produce. II Is also
new s.prsns for the weter~sght ehampionshiEof
Va letter has been received by the HiusrateI n,
from Layton. in which he states that he wants
T. ashs Wits nlts Pscahnm a ltS Goand. ~
nRht 'ein for fun because they may have rep
taton. That's an old rag with fighters. But say
beat 'Rsddy" Gallagher in seventeen rounds Lima.
g zoe arn;SSssy in .nree rounds a, BIRMINGHAM
Pa. feelhams iome.' NV '''"A'' - ''''''''
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AnHkIEAN NATIONAL vOukHAMu&r.
Iidelia W. Alpha; Alpha va AtaiaAts: Atlanta W..
Fldslia-
AcIprHr JOURNALIST.
.relsenkeiler va Glendale; Glendale ". west Shore:
west Shore VI. Felsenk sllcr.
BROOKLYN NATIONAL forRSAnrxr. -
varuna Boat Club Nontsuk; Mon tauk 70. recouic;
Peconic vs.. Varuna Boat Cub.
Long ISLAND rounSAnxxf.
Empire ~. Astoria A. c. Team No 2: Astoria 4 O..
Team No. w. Cyclonei Cyclone va. Empire.
wnHELnRys LsAcUs.
Union County Rosdsters ". New York Bicycle Club
on Union County Ros fs,srss aileySI
AMERICAN AMATEUR ORION.
Section nne-xavier A. c. ~. Produce Exchange. on
section TwoIirip ~. Astoria A. c.: Grip VA. west
Section 3hree.sarsnse VI wavsry. on sarauac
ssc,ion rnuE-Newark Bay ~s. Elizabeth A. c.. on
ATHLETIC LEAGUE
alleys. North End 4. c. vs. Mortciair A. c. on North
Bnd G. alleyt: Jorsey City A. Manhattan A. T.,
on jersey city A. &. alleys.
H0BoKEs TOURNAMENT.
Valencia ". Temperance: Iron Cross w. Hour.
AMATEUR ASSOCIATION.
Arlington ~. Riverside. on Arlington alleys
bAYviEw InrRSAHxNr.
AnsonlA ~. Volunteer; Volunteer Va Saiamand
6alhmandsr ". Antonia,
yERsEr crrY AMATEUR LEAGUE
Volunteer vs.. jack Innls OH Volunteer alleys
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winie bay 10 Compete AsaIu.

Willie Day Of the New Jersey Athletic Club. probably
the greatest crosseountry runner mat ever wore
shoe and holder Of many American track records
nouced yesterday hts intention OF again competing
lie has been doing some qniet training recently and
ds no haa enough Of his oldtime speed and wonder
ful endurance to justify return the arena His tsse
appearance wa. At the Canadian Championship meet
tho twomiie run. won IN minutes 85 80 ssconda
Day holds the following American records: IN miles.
0n,ds; III miles mi1ates Is1S sssSnd.; miles
seconds: ~ miles. il minutes 10 ss seconds: IL
miles Is minutes 70 10 seconds; miss Il minutss
milss, ca minutes 64 a-5 seconds.
The great runner viii probably MAKE bis IRA appear.
d the senior efosscounry champ SSip n tbe
spring s probabIs he Will wear the smblsm Of the
New York Athletic Club.
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NEWS FROM THE uoasE Womb.

TITS said that an offer Of 81 900 has been re.
Bird. by Jay Bird.
The local horsemon and ca pitalsts Of Spring.
held. ILL.,. have taken prelimina steps toward
organising q permanent racing association.
The California pacing flly Wood Nymph. al
though only sixteen months Old. has paced q
quarter at u 2:22 gait and an eighth OF milo
at 2:l6 gait.
A.new trotting association Ia tn DO organized
at Mansfield. Ohio. with a CAPITAL OF Sl0,OOU.
A new mile kite-shapsd track will probably DO
constructed Tor use next season.
The Los Angeles Association las decided to
inve q five days running meeting. at the Los
Angeles track. beginning Dec. %. As nm in
ducement for horses to winter In Los Angeles.
. big spring meeting will be held early In 1892.
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TO FIGHT AND WRES7LE.
A Big Entry List for the Long Island Tous
nnment.

The Long Island Amateur Athletic league have -.
cured unusually large entry list for the first annual
championship tourney. which will DO held tomorrow
and Saturday evenings at the rink Cermont avenue
Myrtle Brooklyn. The trial bouts will he decided
tho nrst night and the final bouts the second. Tie
bouts will DO started At O'Clock sharp both nights
The entries are:
Bantam: weight Class los Pounds Or under--wlism
=: samuel pisEInson. Acorn A. fe!sr wsshs Hssrd
srst'a ss'fi Sii'S:
P1 I'm npssn A. Eugene ss,o
james pssyr GIssawooS 4; 4; JAIME, Essty Bridge
.us x. g. seesss S,ss Rsns
Ell
a c+:: liz rsSai q
E,.o,Bri.n, Tn,an C Nish.sl Xalroy, BII6.9n 4
Sf':P iss%:S x.%:sss:s Si,'$
; c'is:s ~:
Esss is.ss 4saTs: fSs
sS%%%s,; .;$ h.sss k;'ss ssstf;aA
%is% s.i;n S;.st
SrooElyn \. q = aniSsn. National K e.: samuel
speeiaf Weight Class las Pound. or una.r-Jo..ph j.
shS, ;ssoS Hi ESds VII VII
"a;
Brighton A. C.; Michael Roache Sterling 4 g.; Henry
4siss s. tf s.9 Ssas:s ss 4 e.
E wi Sss essan sal
ssr s1se%s e, s4ssiS: q
Jack Frey. WiIIamsnurGh a 4: Harry Riyer: National
George Sterling A. C.: Edward George. Bridge A. G.;
csssy ana t G%s G" sress I'll .sf
Il,
ro ss,s 4 Eddie parRs. y
b"ye f s
ksoney
willlanisbnrshA A.; Gsnry Miller. sterling 4 C I'd:
~n.a rf a Roaa s9n" r
sr. Outing q: Nick CalInn National A. C.: Ichasi
Hc4rslic sr,as t q At, Tim DALEY wtIliam'1aLsh
American 4. l.: ii. Heiilman. Star &c :J.J Leonard.
Bantsm.wesht Glass. JOG Pounds Undsr--J. FIebsr
.nsy Ga. Acorn ESd c. sSrH06y.
a a Al rrnni o'NsiiL Union A G.; Harry Lafrsncs.
FssGs4%sIsht Gas. ,,s Pound. or u.d.r-cb..s
se.s eas sr0GssSa
burg Star O.; John Kehr. star A. G.: james Ryan.
.Lishtwsishs olsss. 1855 Pounds or updsr-Edwsrd
s0 W.m Smith Sno1 kennedy
can A. A.; !ossph Ryan Star 4. q; George Busby.
o. oys.Gs.s..
t ssdpEs, :n ss I'll @,S keen s1opsy
star A a.: Arthur Wood, amsburgh A 4,
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HandhalI at st. Louis.

n. Louis. Nov. 1.-the regular opening OF tho Pas
tune Athletic Associations handban court on Sat-
urlay OF the special OF that orgauza
tons history. The cort Is 10 be perfect
gen. and Is situated IN OF the loveest spots in tho
city Tic appearance Of those two celebrated experts
Phlip Casny champion NJ the world and James Dunno
~ the opening WAS JARED Win pleasure WINS thought
that t.ese twn masers AZ tns game would ha,oa wax.
Is, 81 AGAINST Che gentlemen ,nysrs Of the club hut Tho
yisItorr wers iented TO gf"at SURPRISE tor John A.
~ ms and William Fully play Ell strong team game,
AMI came out OF the Contest wiili dra. but VIA the
dis nciion that they served he LARGEST number at
The crowded gallery WAS quite enthusiastic over the
eshibiii,pl The scores vi tns xauvs wsrei
G..,y sas M, D ,....,.. T. z lI-sa
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Seen. to II. Plenty Of Gam. 1. Jersey.

Around aboG. Berlin qnAil arc in abundance but the
birds are small and In poor condition. -
Washington sickler and two sons Of wuliSmstown
shot thriyhree rabbits and tweAty.ssvsn quail inis
few hours recently
some Of the English hsres with which Pierre Loril
lard stocked his Burlington county farm have strAyed
over the borders aud dropped INTO game bags
a 10.yeAr-oid hunter OF Cape May county named
Lewis Coz received the whole charge OF shot In his
head which was intended for rabbit and II Killed him.
Johnnie Ramsey and Dr. Jacobs OF Ridge wood found
the brush about soatsburg alive with partridge and
bagxed thirty-tw0 OF these choice game birds, They
also bagsed seventeen rabbits and,a Woodcock,
Herman Story OF westwood had . narrow escape
When he fred a. ,eot,ontai" The stock Of his gun
hasn't improved his appearance any but no viii 1--we.
Carrying his gun by the barre. while hunting cost
william johnson OF Soutn River his life He was run.
ming through some brush when twig raised the trlg-
ger discharged the piece and the whole load weat Into
his head.
About Sparta there has been plenty " game and in
good variety Charley WAgE0ner And . friend bakeed
three cotohtails i've parirdges seven quail four big
handsome gray FOX.
Three!oered squirrels are the last product Of the
Hnhokus forests Robert EhAiidy a i'd ID ysars Old,
cnught two OF them lately. Each has but one hind
leg y.t they ht upon their haqnchss "a srscsfuy
eo;Hoh led saairrcl but are much lighter in
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HE SMILED FIRST. and znEs rou1ED.
A 81. Louis Man who Thought No WoMt
Re Presideat of.the A. A. u,


Re Presldeat Of.tho A. A. u,
The interesting feature Of the Amateur Athlstie
Union meeting the manner in which A. D. Hart.
wel the President OF the Pastlme Z. OF st. Lonis
was thrown aside. Ever since Harry Mcmillan an:
Presidency OF the 4. U. the belief entertained
that Westeru would succeed TO tho position. =.
stsarus President Of the Central Association. WAS
the crown. A. D. Hartwell was also mentioned. Tho
latter could have mustered enough strength 70 elect
him 10 case there 80 sonisst bat vas .aanssd BY
contest and that ii Ioad % tSfeask WIN rush. w
took hi. SCAT 10 the msethe and calmly awaited ths
mention q W. name fSr the Pfssdsnoy Io u sti!i
.s Isn ns se s %; 4Ssn
Hnrtwell began 20 smile IN sweet anticipation. The
e i nas shsn rr va y. NAMED Tor rs
and Mr.. Perry's election was assured.
can.,suson Which win permit s.s award q pr !. e
athletes OF Watches articles OF iswelry tea sets kc
as. n: siss v "a :
was confident y wonld work ujnry TO the -canSe u
Robertson talk of professional iensus M Hstbew
@ Tie esmsns Ct he ss.sas
Stems wSs a,s e What r. e TIE
viii d. ceraniy believe the small clubs should re-
ssSs d.. ,s Sas Whsn .ss s.Ts O
such an orgEfirat,on oomes into existence win marx
betting feature Of the contss,s The pess 70 which
Tor those who may deads Themselves that PROBES.
sonn athletic league would be = good thing"
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4 Dls Thiug Ineoors.

meeting Of the Indoor Championship Committee Of
the Metropolitan Association held At the Manhat
tan Athiebc Club last night perfect the preliminary
advertising arrangements for the big meeting to be
held at Madison square Garden on Jan. 23 The spa.
cous Garden will have be jammed on the eventfui
evening to ensure financial success for Already the
expenses In sight amount tn $500 This includes
the services Of Cappa and his band One OF the
ben OF too committee was in favor OF having 76cens
a that price was apparent TO the other two mSnbes
and the proposition was voted down..
The committee is spending good deal IT monSY. but
has been guilty OF false economy in engs&in9 a
IN this most I'm porant spot viii than counterbaL
enced man
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Tho ce.treboard Across the Water.



Thistle in tho memoraSl % contest Tor ' The ts
AmeTica Cup. opinion IN this country has been
Volunteer. in Icontradiatinctinn 10 tile ordi.
Which Il we'll 70 The front IN such sport led "a:
way with several centreboards, to which ref
erence was made IN 2 recent Issue. Several
raised in protest against metal cshtrebosrd
The 9se sT H lH Assh SaS ~ss called
upon e, adiudicate as to wLeth her the. weight
p metal contemporaries was to be regulated 81
form esH e 4 .ssono S Stssr
GOV. the designer q many Yachts Of both
Of WesR9sa cs sSRss sGate n.isa
& Ss ys:Ss ssss + Ss s5sf: /
greater stability when placed on the weather
%oa s sns toas,S T. s nary
weather boats: M; Watson STATES TINT Tie
yachts stability and IsSsss b efS
dlsndya9tages intended to be balanced BY a
IL Which direction s Tie sdv.ptoae ,ls. m,,,,
have been tested In sopa OF Dora's matches
aS ay sy. her keel y1s b"t eao.her
Se q dsssrbsd ~ m expe sn!s ne o ns a.
American than Volunteer. With great douI
sss% Ean hsf sss
placement Ill. PRESCOTT WestSar uoinf MIA nst
It's most oiIsotiyS postisnth"t Il. poSa sa 10
Billy yasSt IKE was tSs .t the sta
Hositte s 2, q tie effect and meaning u shiR.
.Snlon That there Ss The 6 a their
and Ntcholson. tho yacht bhiiders at Gosp5rt.
s SoasSs ss sheud n their opinisn
weight or IN any ether way. IN OPP
hfe. Jr. objected TO cantrobosrds 9or
various reasons. one. OF these being that
weighted centrebnarda are another form, III
shifting ballast Mr.. Fife. therefore. Think
that II = weighted, centreboard eIceetis b peT
cent; 81 the vessels displacement II should he
liked dgring race Mr. J. u. Bsper OF Mcssfs
signer. objected IN weighted centr.boards
Mr.. Alexander Richardson. designer OF fyerns
was OF opinion that tho rule relafino n,
feQuired alteration. Aion~ with
other yacht designers he fears Weighted cen.
may DO carried r. q point where the
strain OF them will endanger the vessel
enine the ka For the notion tS ~ III %aTht
Of centreboards should be limited fouP mem.
bers OF TIE y. Il A. voted In favor and fourteen
iS. ss Sagn. q q: question may rssal.
oeitrSboards. "s''
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To.a.y,s Presremme 1t astts.Ssre.

Tho probable starters and weights are:
Ytfsf Of mile beaten hofooa
S!esssr lle s.; Jsmss. 100; Granite Prins. 1esrt.
second, Long Lear. 1o5: plideaway 1925 Daisy Wood
run. lol; Peril %; Insight o.; Mabel Pomeroy, 81.
SS% Iia Adslgss sol. ana,.srma..s.; Emp:TSs OBS
Natalie g. io1; MoKeever. %: Corinns. o..
Third Race-Three-quarter Of . milo: selling, RIps
Hence Qormeriy Kitty IN los; Roqustort 100: foAno
1o2: Salisbury o..
loo Marruerhta 1o4: Cynosure. 81: fsssQusna nily.
Fifth Rsee-Ons mile for beaten horses psnsdicttus
Kelly. 10.
sixth Race-six and half furiongs; selling Strata
gem, ZIG; Neptunus. 1l5; Pehsm III; Bohemian 112:
Bertha Campbell 1o4: Absconder, co.
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Newsurrh sports See . yssA,.

KrwsuRas Nov. 17.-Ths Nswsursh sports Gid not
suffer for hshtgaft au last night. hstandius
Murray and Forsythe made nzze OF their bout. JACK
Toohey, the trsines Of Murray and an unknown said
70 have Just emerged from the penitentiAry. had
scrap i9r e1Oo IL tooh piaee In this city snd wit
ns: s Sy quite number o. pssons who were anxious
II u IVES ,urn.ap 2 = nnish and roohsy won on .
claimed that Toohcy did not fight IN accordance with
tho rules. and IN the eighth round when Toohcy mado
great unRe at the unknown. the latter duCked and
Iec %, around The body thr.x bun oyer b:
WAS thought Toohey was done for. The referee then
awarded The night 70 ToOhey. j. =
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MY FELLOW BEATS BANQUET.
THE WEIGHT AND MCJi WERE 100
MCCH ron THE EAvORIIE.

IL. Dryer ara the 'rnlest Lose a Tot Of
Money nIitecn Wins the Handicap fbs
Observation-Disclosures winners or Sen.
ting Vnces MA Up-To-cny's Entries.
1twas mud everywhere at Gutenberg yes.
terday. while rain fell nttmess IN torrents md
tho wind blew with such force TINT few cnred
TO venture outside tho enclosure in tho grand
stand or the betting ring
Mr.. NJ. L. Dryer backed banquet heavily.
both In tho city pool rooms a,si at the truck. to
win the handicap at milo anil u furlonp The
talent were with him. To the surprise of
nearly all OF tho knowing ones the winner
turned up in My Fellow. who made the running
and lasted just long enough b, beat tho favor
ite by half length. Weber rodo good race on
Ny Fellow.
In tbs handicap at i've and half furlongs.
for two-year-oids. SO much n oncy went In on
Peruvian that he was made "a vorite In place OF
Fagot. who opened first choice. Bitten
seemed to DO overlooked. and his price went
M. Peruvian led to tho last furlong. when
BlItzen camo on and won by two lengths
talent nnd soon became favorse. Wiz, Rambler
s'Hn In Rs Then MIS-: bss fooE tss
Sss bs m IL x sss OF Hss .Soss
dlenmeHnd igmrcd to tho hon. in tho first
face; u selling affair; ana was never headed.
dSsG Ga q zSS eyer Tho Emit GssS Sss;
third, after Icing badly interered with by
ri eS f 20 s as s1 Is: . s9c
Ing price was lid from $500 NJ to s1.2o0.
TIE FIRST FACE.
PURE saoo. Of which so to seeonl; ceiling: I'VE
aiiss 10 + sms ssm'n"a aged: 10 o.nmor.
hks'ag:sss < Ms.,s e. i tSs,
rs s. s'assnss Essm Sors and s.s ns
"a sss.ss. as.s. Il; sss
THE SECOND RACE.
Purse $500. OF which $50 to second: selling; seven
BADEN ablss hr Miss Be!'s T. by Prince Charlie,
W.: Baly ss.E pasyrsp, :: 81 tkIn,,sS
A Es%S s'" a also .n
q, s|ns =; q Is
1uE THIRD RACK.
Purse 5000. of which $500 to second; handicap: mile
io e X Fellow b, r.,lewes...
4 Ssysf:e ;: Rs,as.s ;iis Gss,oi;':::::::::
asd'iOhs and Can G %,,s .iss . 5sn;
.ssnss fepsn;o Il ioi Ma,ass paid ss%SS. $3.50
THE FOURTH RACE
Purse $500. OF which $50 to second: handicap: i've
furiongB.
u HcCormick's b. (. Early Blossom. 8. BY fsare-
EnPiss staS.'s eR. g. Iorm.nior 4 lis t.m6iyj 80.
,J Y.n 81 also
Time. .OJk
sar; s:E1 D.s :
e160.
TILE fifth RACE.
Purse $500. OF which $50 to second; handicap, for
two-yeAr>oide: I've and hnlf furongs
r. Bradley's br c. Bitten, by Blales-Gormanfs. 100
ncn,somsry stables b Peruvian. io7 III Pennyj.a
J. r. Ross Co.'S b. C. Zampost. 30 tDwyerI.
Vernon. Abundance colt. Fasot George O.. and Jar. |
dine also ran.
Time. 1:11N
Betting-Four to against bitten. 2 to Peruvian.
TO Zsmpcst. Mutuals paid 5000. SAYS. $3.50.
THE SIXTH RACE.
Purse S4oo of which $50 to second: selling: az and
". b. Rollers b. c. Little Fred. .. by rympsnum--
ksystonss Stables ch. O. Apollo g. Io3 Sims
Red Bank Stables b. I. Vile Marie 3. 100 Maeaueyt.
Lallah. Vendetta, Duke John Bohemian Early Dawn |
Time l:26
ns,singIIhr,%s, , 70 on Li,sIs re- e ssaa:s
e3ss o ~ 70 Wis "''''' Au''-'' '"'' 49, '1'''
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-11-18

NV OatEA.s Nov. 1.-THE battle tomorrow between
the clever weights Jimmie Larkins and Johnnie Griffin
under tho auspices Of the olympic club Is the onr
thing taxed or now suiong the sporting element. Tho
ht'e fellows are 90 equally matched that those persons
VINO have mt seen either man In the ring are lite
Gouonul abuut putting up their money III. result
generally admitted that the strusyr will be
- the best that hos been In this city Eoh
~. are 10 the best OF condition and each appears 70 m
CONFIDENT as to the result. Roth have hosts of nr"t
nsIs and The Indications that tremendous ctowi