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sronrs Ar TIE oo1LEens.
rr4.eete. Men arc Maksrs TAinss n.
VA serestiug.

rrsseeten Men are Making Thinss n.
rsucrrox Oct Sat meeting Of tho senior cias..
held the English room resolutions on the late rtcd
criek prokaw. e. who was drowned At Long Branch
during the summer vacation while attempting to save
gtrra lie. wero psssed f>
largo crovdef Nudent, assembled at the University
lawn tenpis courts to-day 10 witness the annual fall
tournament mo play was sharp and interesting
thrcushout. ne scores; Nicely, ~. beat Green US,
o.. o.; Miller. 'e3, best Dufneld 90. $40. 1o-S
90. Jenny. 20 beat Case. es CT TO: Carter. "a
beat whitney. ea. e-S OF, e-t Hsrfict beat condis
&C. e-Ae-7
second Round Miller beat Neeiy. 81. ca: jenny
beat Carter. e-s a-s,T 10: Little beat uerriek, 40
lo-ae-t, johnson beat Nccerpiek %. ca; Colby
e. TIE s:ss fii, ~ ~ e' as; asHisi beat
n. s;-s -: ses f$; sss!sy =:
srs f ana sefus prsc.sed under
:. q. & Ae .s sr s ~ "a
except bad an hsor e pcsn 70 sss tss zig
@ &c .S Stss' ns.s .I s
- ~ ss:;s:: sss.
s sss s:S& .:s,s:: ,Sssss .sss
.sssS.d s.s q s.sars,s az ia.ssz 9 want q 3.
so.y .'s r:
e sss nj S
"a Ss
and had 70 BE- taken % ,hs cidS h0gss 6y two men:
Jesse Riga r not praotisne and the stuasnts Arc
TSsis n e rsS tSs e sss sSc9 tour
touch downs ss.i9st he seiubs sas!siss
ton was evfnced this morning over TIE action o. The
Football Convention on saturday night !ne tao1ga6
OF h.t years rrnoeton- fsnnsZlvsnie .ehamyscSsaiP
q! s;, SsisS'as e e!ss i.sS:Psi: -: ls
bake and IL thouGht win very sRsctaN IN putting
an end TO al susgfng IN future.
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CHESS AES ar MAk
The NanhassAas Reply % the Dvssklya

The revolutions passed By the Brdokyn chsss Club On
Saturday and publishsd In yesterdays suH created
quite stir In New York chess crslss especially In the
Manhattan Chess Club Dr. Pred hiptx. the Chairman
OF the Match and Tournament Committee. made the
following statsmsnt,
-ourlAss match With Brooklyn was played In Juns.
1851. and was won by the Manhattan Chess Club. A.
II y not customary to play after Sear year, or more
turn mAtches for the simple reason that many changes
may b made. not willing 70 look upon this ohA
arc played 70 decide The strength q the con,
testing clpbs and we consider team Of Ten or twelve
" When We declared our wtling9sss to ply with nf
teen We did 90 the Brooklyn Chess Club which
YES very anxious 70 have the match come ~ We AID
sSt sS Sssss sas sSsas ought 70 5:
match OF twelve. Wherein have 20 plsy against six
o. eight Of our owp msmbsfs' would DO nothing Isss
70 he s.sismsp, OF ne we refuse
70 play with team Of swefve for fear the Brooklyn
SiS might via y a5sTsr SsS,s from Litter ysS
Ehcw as well As yoa know anything that yoa have :
dead sure thing With oftweye Yoq teslly ought
not ask 70 make up team conssting % majority
Of Knight players. although FIRMLY believe that We
beat the bro0kyns with tenn OF tweve. insist
upon of nssa because think that at least one
half Of opponent eusht 70 ss Brookiyn And no, our
aSs q Il
we willing 70 eneountsr ths ytockiyn Ones Club
both cipbs are barred from plAyAs sxain& thsr osn
esbs. lp this ease ys shall even AAke the eescsssion
sfs1sISdiny our dght sifsASsst plsysfs"
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ITEMS OF INTEREST,

Moro than one-half Of the people die before
the age OF 16
y New York City tempts dyspepsia by eating
A simple remedy for hiccough Is a lump az
sugar, saturated with vinegar. It will stop Il
in nine cases out OF ten.
The beet remedy for n cough or cold. yheu
all Ia said and done. is pure sumulant in hof
water.
Cramps IN the stomach and many othsr
minor complaints. rs well as many moro i'm.
portant ones can be cured by o stimuiant md
whiskey Is the finest stimulnnt
Ono particular whiskey is made for purely
il has received tho highest end orsem ents o. The
leading scientists and physicians Of the land.
The salesnen at some druggists and grocers
will try to porsqsde yoY that they haye whis-
lteye them. There is not q medicinal whistey
on the market that Gan, for moment, be com.
pared In purity and goodness with Duffys.
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Curt Conn At Churehin Dsw.s.

LovisvIIs Oct. b-Ths eight days racing OF the fan
meeting here. vhieh begins tomorrow. win b. siori
ous success 200 homes furnsh nrstclass sport
there being upward Of that number now quaxtsred in
the seabiss a. Churohm Downs.
The prossamns ~ arranged II . sood one. . stake
event being the card for each day. II IL expected
that between twenty and thirty books viii 90 on and
auction pools viii also Be sold the grounds To.mor
Stakes against good Geld and while his people and
the public think him sure thing. there are many
that opposs him win tr.n his colors IN tho dnst.
ssoG as9 sss II 81 t ds issin. q
pusses which wa, captured By 100 horss out Of $40
343 horses started lAb3 times Beventy-eg owners
Won %Sneg wn'lo " tSsssys rode one or more VIII.
lucky picking the winasrs 90 OF the Isl races ruin
being won by the nrst favorites,
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Kx7RzEs FOR JEROME PARK.
NIGH C1sss Entries In -Four Races Prsnis
Capital Spsef.

NIGH C1sss Entries In Fsur Races Premise
Capital Spsst.
Thsnnmes of some Of the best horses in train
ing are to be found In to-day's programme for
Jerome Park. Rey Del hey. Pioknicker. aud
Pesssra meeting in the Mosholu Stakes. while
such fast horses as Chesapeake. Raceland. g.
". Cook. and Red Fellow arc named to start In
the opening event at Loo yards.
II the weather remains fine. and the course
is as fast as It was yesterday. there should be
new record established for Loo yards. a.
any Of the quartet named are capable Of rum
ming in :21 or better. Chesapeake may win.
but he will have the race OF his life to do 50. Tho
Mosholu stakes should narrow down to fight
between Pessara and Picknicker. as Rey Del
Rey and Kildeer do not SOON capable Of giving
them . race ut the weights carried. It will be
. battle OF the giants, hut II Taral rides Pes
eaxa at his best he will be o hard horse to beat.
The handicap at mile and . quarter should
be 5attling race; Demqth's last race was GO
Judge may wiz. with Masterlode SECOND. Cha
rRde and tho hefraction lilly should GO we'll in
the tWo-year-old handicap. and whatever beats
Luelln b. and Frontena0 will win the nth.
The two-year-old maiden race will probably be
divided. Tarantella ~ fast enough to win. but
she "a faint-hearted Jade. Stin she 10 due.
and may get home in front to-day. Oeluston
may run second. Lady Superior Is promis-
The following is the programme in detail:
FiEpt RaceA sweepstakes for three-yearolds anaup.
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Lively Tines at steve,s.

Bssdss the prize for the championship tennis Last
spring at Stevens the winner 70 Be SAINT 70 the In
tsrcoegiats tournament represent the institute W.
Ludlow. 'e2. u the man who viii Try to make good
showing for the collsso. ,
Football u prospering and regular practice takes
PsSuiaS eas yssssrdsy not point eSu1 b soorsd 81
the varsity. A. Ksensr, 90 has been appointed cap
aver OF first team. y
TesSrday the right OF Stevens frsshmsn 10 carry
canes was decided me hght for the privilege was
hot one. Thus the hsshmen won By The score q 10
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AsA,ssss Bsw,a.e x..As.s ssAsA.is.

ne AsAissts Bowling League nnishsd their lahore
yesterday. Hsls 10 was changed 70 rsad Postponed
games shah b BOWED q time 70 20 dsteFninsd b.
the Executive Committee but the same must be
BOWED within two weeks after the closing game Of the
scheduis~ Rule 8was changed to read: ANY club
member sisctsd before the nrst championship game
shan b siisibis 70 bowl in champion game. but II
slsctsA after the ssassn opsAsd, he must Be mem
bsr thirty aAys before he bowl IN the Lsasus In
three ssmss viii DO rolled on neutral alleys the com.
tttee TO decide the slleys. and Asy Also Are 70
select the Referees me schedule arranged By the COM
AittHA then AdoutAd.
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PEnADllsalA. Oct. S-1hs action Of YalA friAosssa.
and Wesleyan ~ The nesting Of the Intercollegiate
Football Association Saturday niSAs was he general
theme Of eonversasion a the oolsss to-day no con,
binsd sorts Of Ysls and Princeton 70 frssss he un
vsrty out OF ths assooistsn y coosdArsd very unjust
Ever since that memorable assgne match Last ssason
fsnnsyvsnia IN which the torsr only scorsA feuf %
rsnnsyyanias none, there has BEEN breach between
the two colleges.
The Princeton men camp p rhradslphiA confident Of
Consequently they felt gore when their vsuntsd ges
VII NOT xithdrsw from ne sSsoci.tien. "a an
effort win BE- msds to arrange matters satisfactory 70
heavy men and Wasouhnrst expects come coed
material out OF t. =. ,
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THE NEW YORKs THE V1CrORA


The Winged Eost" Downs tire "CAsssy
Dianoaa" On the Yeas's work.
The Bailey. Banks and Biddls Plaque. which was the
cause Of much contention between the New York A.
G. and Its rival the Manhattan A. O.. was lsgsIatsd
out Of existence stthe annual meeting Of the Amateur
Athletic Union ct Washington on Oct. TO- 1890 bat
nevertheless the struggle for points between the two
great organizations has been nsrce ever and tbs
most Interesting feature whenever the teams have met
at championship contests. Il 10 safe to say that a.
much money has spent bring the winged foot'
and sherry diamond"to the foro this year a. lass
donor the Athletic Club Of the schuykin NAVY Phil.
dephA urged economy ~ the principal reason for the
The conditions Of the plaque stipnAtsd that points
Athletic Union should only count and this year the
coming 10 Gloss With the general champ meet
Ing y. b. Louis The points scored by each CLUB st Ihe
pionship meeting ON Oct II. 1870. are - follows.
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oHicAso. Oct 6-Gsrneld Park results. fast track
First Raos-Thrse-QuArtsrs Of D mile Warren Leland
won Leland second Charley Ford third. Time. :l8,<
sscoad Rsos-Thrse-quarters OF mile Kspsranza
won, Anne Elizabeth second Miss Patton third. Time
iSifd Racs-Ons and thrse.sixtsenths milss Silver
Lake zen, Quotation second. CasssllA third. Time.
Fonfth Racs-Ons mile 10 rambisn won 0aIindo
second. Bob Forester third. Time, ~.
NJ Three second. "a Lsonard third Time, l:tJh
uiass Dnks third Time. 1:<4.
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LAWN TENNIS.

Some OF the Last Games or the Season.
The rst annual fall individual tennis tournament a
the Manhattan Tennis Association began Saturday N
the courts Of tho Lenox r O. at 1884 street ana o.
Efchola Avenue Tho only event played the ssn.s.
mems singles. Only swo rounds wers eompistsd. fhs
scores; So
Preliminary Rosnd-B .. Maursr. L. =. O. o-ksa
beat O. NJ Townsend. L. 7. c. OK %. e-a, 90; A D.
S6ehKo1 ,k EaAT g. g-so se;s 2 , s%g.o9 F+Af
H-ssrsssh. e ss.. k Lyon l. o.. mug Ssssta ID
XII D. se Rn;s so bead r o0nlni
Fxf e0 g. 4 rs Z "a 81 S G1S g
R Kenyon efsedsn n b. L ps g. sss,s
S.ssW e. z "A S.SS5;A ESsSTS;I SSSS ;s,;ssS
4. Passt, + TO A-seIsteh. Ss.sw,E, bsnis. Z 10.
e Z. 3 i s;ss;E y !: e;
sss;S s:sfs'f I. I ssss sSa':a;s
s. %ssa e ss :Rs: A.
q 81, sas p s.T Y g ~ e. .ss
ss. y? y. g s s CON n
s sss:::: ::. .:::l. 4
% "a sssas ~ f Ssssr. s... >. P Pare.
Douel4e-0em1nnsl roun1: J. y. Hobart md O. ".
Gcnapsa. T. r u beat @. Cragtn and o. Pfslfisr y.
Il. r o. 60 0-1..
ne Entss Mons TsnAis cllb held handicap tousns.
1snt ~ the onA Gounds Hath stysst near Third
g: .gy.s 4spsss ,sr.,sA beat e.. zees
GR 4area, ~ hses l; oopslena ~ 81 10; ". Bas-
bat 81. Hops0n. ssssteh, Sf ~ 81, Z. h Bsion.
S,ssi ssusd-f nj Ss9S Is is.s ". srssn Is. q.
49, 49,
ne Eass oisle Lawn fsnpig uuh hsla fan sou,s.-
mont on 6aftl1AY fue Sehtlemen. fhs play was IN
usuaily gpiritsd the rssln Was.
J, fr:llsiss,y nsssA-s. O. ssysoias s'ss'. L A'rn.
.Hst 1SssS.y.o nsyaesas Sss. ; Y. = lrsv.s.r,
Herbert smith bsss Mobsfs nsyAoldS a, 6-o Irtnui
n s;.sSSis% Ssss ~ s hS,sh g. R.,pooa
81; .srssss sn a Ss.s 49, Bingham. 81 ~
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New Yosk osSeaad and fttsbalgh took paEf N three
each: Chicago. two: Cincinnati Philadelphia and Boo.
thoss GaASs were: Rppas. three: Hntehteoa and lsL
sa s.S asias' Sas
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D.ssAa,oNssss.

Van Nest on sunday. fks sCoss was " too.
aa Ay y y:
me Yeipstsers Il Mount HOP and yordhsns q u.
johns coege played an interesting Gsns 90 ths LATTER
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THE REcoRD.
n; a0aron. Z lIIasr aAnrl.

a ATHLETIC, 49, s0sIoN (IIRsr 0AAr)
Pr,lIpslrnA, Oct, b.-The Athetlcs and Bestons
played two gsmss !his nfternoon The homo team w4n
The Kttsrs support was indineTsnt particularly be-
hind the bat weyhipg pitched steadily snsctiss
0anas Ihs scores:
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sI Es.A rSls.s.ss sHiiSa
EsIs Home ISnttsSTs,ns SIos poSpl. piass-
orocTsn Maiiman and Larsln, yirst base on hnnf \
l3ssSsa Nv -wssa' SFsaiLsH SsssE ss1-sewmaas ~
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Bowling Gossip.

s esSs ~ :.s e: sss 100 on the
u. ,;z e oss :s z. 20 occupied '
Club an. y s. q; Lev q n; o Cup
I e Ss. ss:
ss IL hS
S snd ks sSSi'A'' num- ''-'' 'A''' WV
quite ,..lA that tn. ws::.n .; The ss..sy csy
Sowing Sowing tsss Leg ~ '
Wis.,: n: a: * !: Z: II.
4: Il: s.s * II S: s r.: 20
s::s:s:s Sss
Who Is now lying seri0aiy u at his home In
- .ne1a .: - sas sS
S.p. &c. & IL secretary And
,n .ns Sss
/, s:; it,
e e 9s IL s,s
Ing esasss.; rrss,asns Iahsr; vtos-frssiasns
IT MA
n "a :.
Palma Club regarding the selection Of bowlers the
league team Instead Of holding competition for the
purpose, committee 70 usually appointed with power
( ~
Paine x re S.S making h and strong team VIII
q. Cunning Club win roll every Friday evening O.
Last Friday. Team No. Letter. III; e. I sander.
ISL: Kurts. IIS; Plsfc, 1885, Gunther iO6; Laun, i3l
Total 122b. Team No. 2-Auuer. III: Rattey, 1<v:
J. Aoencb. 1856: Krus. 1877 Plate, 1<l; Butsuschoen,
118; Meyer, ": Kane, II; Dolan, 80. Total 1.od2.
AZ one time the hesd-in game the erase. but IL
rarely played now. a. there more excitement man
a:si NJ 4. = 4; II e:
mari. IN the tournaent 70 be rolled BY the Unitsd
Bowling Clubs the hsad-ptn game will again be tbs
guide. but many Of the clubs would rather have
changed 70 the games WHARF strikes and spares reign
change has been mads IN the outlined schedule q
b. ADOPTED by the Managers Of the Brooklyn National
tournament II was originally intended 70 start
twsnty-ons club tournament. but at meeting OF the
I q
aftsse oiuos me clubs entered fienssr Boat
Club, Recreation, varunA boat Club ssranac. Lincoln
Hontauk. Kings County Whsslmen. Oscsols, Lincoln
Council and Clermont II vas found that . larger
number Of clubs would entail the rolling Of very long
have, only nfteen clnbs. On Thursday evening the
sisoted Games viii DO rolled three nights Is hsreto
evening. Oct. ~.
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game Of any In the country. Another point
made is that Connor failed 70 play in the first
three games at Boston. and that IN fact, no OF.
fort was made to put . team In the held that
tSs Ssns5si emerge 2, having eh ps5RSss1y
would have no Trouble IN WINNING. Msssrs.
team q Boston ana msRsgsd ts sa ssl snts.
was left at home; and their e1planstiSSna q e
pSad WORKED
aai S MsSsssr Mute I'D {Ss rsssea Rs:
cspt Nv EWns said Rase was lit IN lie ies with
ass Sc In sSS ph Ess tSs
5oSn EWne f set ioPS That Bis loot
missed q train and that is the. reason he didn't
n!ay Buckley nS started to catch In one OF the
The managers also state that, had Rusie and
the other absent players taken pert In the
playing with wonderful strength. fhs name
gers also 60 to come length 70. cemRat the
pa1sS ass ss Ss- sss%
.charss ne, been made. the only claim being
strong team In the tielp as possible.
!. The position taken by those who make the
Easss e st az
vas fully able 70 &c a. the boz 81 BostSn: e
ss 81 Day hs We
philadelphia at the Polo gr9unds on Sept n
Aits er restns his snkie until sept he Vas
not considered in condition to pitch. The
eapss ut Boston were ,sp played on Sept ~ ~
sMo last sa3 mes At BostSn. Ewing Uttered lie
box at the Polo grounds and pitched the
he Ss d 81 n
claim a + made made that Il Ewing Was able e ptsS
eertainI Ss soud have BEEN able 70 60 In tie
box at Boston the day previous.
s na y % te
games could not change the position q tie
Mg the &
Though the pennant dependsd upon ths result
Iorks had no earthly chance Of getting better
saaa thsa &c yfs
Gr HssS an Rsss and
to the arrival q the dhicaEos. and thsif: worf
IN the box was superb. husie pitched two
manageme emit wns that the Chicasos we're beat
IN three stsaight games In Z crushtng man
Eer After dtgposlng OF the Chicagcs the Now
aYorks turned their attention to the Brooklyns
and thrasbed them threo out OF four games.
Rpsie pitching two games In one afternoon.
;, These are the argume9ts PFC and con e. that ts
tsS ana soss ss who maks The sSa9Ts
time the public. on whose support the life Of
the game depends. has been looking on with
Realizing that inaction at this stage Of the
game would be fatal TO the interests OF the
pastime. the directors OF tho New York Club
have aroused themselves and WILL take ylgor-
ous action. A meeting Of the Board Of Direct
ors was hold Yesterday afternoon. and. after
some discussion the following resolution was
adopted:
.as 4 n; ben ss.rgss n the public pre-:
lhe SeN York Ban Club 90 weakened its team In the
csS S;s TOR the New
WA~tas Such charge IL m.nfessly injurious 70 the
husipess OF this company and also to the national
sAps q bssso.ll; tHsrefo5s: b y :. .,,. o..
psny - and hereby y directed 70 make an tmmed.
tts And full Of ths prbic chargea above
ssls sosrd at meeting 70 b held On Monday Oct H.
Ting members r.. Of The E1ssc sgad oo4mittss
! AZ the close Of the meeting Mr.. Sspalding
distely set on foot 9 thorough investigation.
and the testimony Of al who can thrQy any
light on the matter will be secured. il It Ii
pSssible 70 Ret at the bottom OF tho affair we
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what The 'Rstgsss Tesa L. DsiAs.
New Baussvlcx. Oct. 6.-Rutesrs Il 1ubant over Sat.
urday's Princeton game. and will add some heavy
xeights to her team: She win play Stevens here on
vices Of Pendeton Princeton. o. a. trainer and he
will begin 70 train the team tomorrow.
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Class Football nj Hsrv.rs.

CAxsHssE Oct b-Ths '92 ss and % football tSa.as
bsssn prsetcs to-day. and the ntsrclass games win b
insusuEsts1 nsxs week Alec White. W; ). H. PARKER
ae thsiR respective teams. - ~ '7- d =
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Hall Games Yesterday.

The American Association championship season came
- ) close yesterday. The scores were: W.
,fYtrst camel Athletica IS; Boston. e.
WILMINGTON v: Baltimore O.
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Brooklyn Knocked 0us Again at auoits.

Brooklyn quot pitchers seem to have the hardest
kind OF luck recently. Thay did whoop up matters
little when McParisne won Dick Whites Labor Day
tournament but they got setback afterward In Phia
dslphiA when Kennedy tipped NcTarlape and they
have not recovered from that affair yet. STILL the
Brooklyn men claim that they sre In tho swim yet.
They have lost their crack player hcFarlans who has
lately become resident Of Newark. There are several
Ssi l an. shsnt ss i son!nsmsa. ' ' D'
.assa:: :sS;s s:,ss':s
Decd xSss IL torn. TSs CONTEXT ws: ioI s1s 4.
s :iss ssfi S @ 49, rs
Sssl Ids6,, Si X
~: 1sS sa:s faS
Better psas and 9
as soo .sSa seea Ii: yer Ser:a display
~ "A. s:s e Dsy asu q a
a s I'm oHy . then s =
pswSulst. who was once beaten Dy n.l then had AZ
asss es o% sa ;is i ssss
tas .nS % y :vsl With ,hs n clay and q hs
:si q
wn s s 81 :s In
s .s I
quot men ~ ssss 3 quite - Yasosssios os sssas
"a sss is ssss: eng; y; S:;;s
e ~ si a. or IL, sne
lns tts sood q irySr % g; l.iasT
wen ps
s.s sesa ss x9r
wan
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Tho New Yorks would still he Ia the ascendAncy by
one point. But the Metropolitan and Canadian cham
ponships outside Issues. end the winged FOOT
has In spirit won tho bailey. BAnks and Bddle PLAQUE
Tor 1901 by lead Of an points.
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be held next Saturday on the Manhattan I; G. down
lstes whs have been eompstns At ~ Louis entered
nnss. o.. have been ysn here this with i6s SI
late return Of many athlstsA from st. Louis entries vii
DO heid open until Wednesday morning Entries must
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ssss So g e . q:
lldouEssdiy ths bet sEhiphop q BAH ever seen Y
~ az = 81 ~: g Ia ssas ana
and Oonncr q New York each made home run. New
made foar rsns after which they were ssvr n It. fhs
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ns.s" sns Ss :s
q ,S Sss.n,sS q q: s.y.nss sIs.s Ss1 sssss
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satunn meeting of the Pnnlco Driving Club, which
Win bssn Tomorrow and he horsss to engage In the
several coatssts Asvs nearly al arrived The meeting
VIII LIST tour daya Never before have many horsss
a such HIN auaty been quArtsred within the sstss
q PimlIcS. famous Culver Who came down the
have bad more sfarA bit don't believe any ono %
~. s sss - many horses that can oss'a'1oas you
ne Waiting horysnen are dslshtsd With the track
5nsy sAy " ~ hne anything In the country. and
they psSdiot great tune viii be made ovsr II, with
favorable weather the meeting will DO memorable one.
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jockey Clab.
sserstAxy oorssliss Ssllowss Of tho Consy Island
Jockey Club ssas the following communicates 70 rss
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Fiyt R.ce-A .weepetakes for three-yeAr.olds sn1up
second and 800 TO third: fourteen hundred yards.