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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-11-20
YaIe's Team Against Harv.rA.

Nav HAvEx. Nor. 10-Ths Yale team pm. In their last
afternoon practice before the gno with Harvard to-
day. They had easy work In perrsctins signals They
Will 20 to Springfield tomorrow afternoon and pnt up
At the quarters NJ Stages Christian Workers. which 10
about two miles outside Of Springfield Tney viii have
the VISA OF tho y NJ O. A. building and ground and have
good chauce to practise tricks uumolssted usder the
supervision IT stag,
Yale men getting their courage up over the game
Nearly all e old conchers feel confident thu. a.s IL
going 70 win on Saturday. Those who have seen both
teams play are now putting shs!r money Yale Tao
victory for Yale.
Yss!%a.y Harvard ms,, came down 70 Now Haven
81 10 u IN iassr * hsiwara liz mas IL SssS S
~ ,he odds and went an an1 ~ n c%Ss put Up SS
they rcturhed the Harvard man hacked down. and
asked for odds q 10 70 .. which wers Isfussi rue
make-up of the fao team and the Substitutes a. an
lows:
tartEsli. right end: walls rgss ,sekis; Morrison,
Winter sr tackle; ijlnksy. sft end Barbour auSrtsr
back: J.. T. Miss and McCluRk. hAf backs; MoCormicE
fa'! back inc nrsi sSI.,ii wan y: Han bssEE IT,
a. Hiss, Dwyer. aud Eolt0ni full back, Eoyes Quarter
back n braves; end rushsrs. Crosby and Cox: tack.
Fame; centre btiilinan.
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9!yy y 93 g! 9 ATS
wasrsntsA Fast Csssr.
STRONG,
AMoSo THE A1HLEIkG

24s t.. 81 a..r. Atla!. .t.: ..As. ysss2Se.

.. the Law.
.No prize shall be awarded BY any club ors.alsa.
ton or received by any athlete except properly
scribsd msdala cups. badgsa baunsrs diplomas and
wreAths. .-.,.
THE prohibitions OF this article shan not apply to
tokens or prizes other than money composed in whole
or part Of metal and bearing inscriptions dsnoting
the event contest any case whore such tokens
prizes shai have been oGsrsd sanctioned by this
any OF its mepbers prior TO the formation
ofthis uniop BY any recognised amateur organization
1t 10 under the second paragraph Of the above rule
that the Seventh Regiment Athletic Association will
give As prizes at the esnss Of Dec. properly in.
scribed scarf pins iockets and briotbrao" There
apparently nohas IL the rule 20 The .v.sdins
other useful TOKEN composed wholly Or IN part
OF metal large number OF tho regtmsntl ath.
letea were In favor OF doing away with any
Inscription. and thus setting the An,steuI Athletic
crack athletes nkr schweeier Gserrc Remington and
others in peculiar position Were they 70 compete
for prizes not specified in the A. u rules they would
have been disqualified By chat BODY TIA. ycalA have
Seventh Regiment games who are unable 70 male
much hendway against the trained athletes and would
have welcomed any event tending to exclude the ex.
perts.
and other announced their detsrnlnaton compete.
matter what the character Of the prizes ware The
officials OF the Athletic Association. however eonelud
ed that the games would lose much interest II de.
priycd Of the Of the crack rpnners and viii
W. O. schuyers recent election 70 the Presidency Of
the Athletic Association OF the regiment the slev.
snth time he has been chosen TO the position.
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Athletic. 81 tAe g. G. N. I.

The varsity lacrosse team have secured the Seventy.
first Regiment armory. and will practise there twice
week in order get accustomed to the indoor
and light preparatory to the match with the Manhat.
tan A. c. on Nov. % in Madison Square Garden. The
coegans had their hrst practice n Tuesday night
against the second team defeating them by goals to
The second team Of the college will enter tho Junior
Lacrosse League composed of the Columbia College
team and the second teams Of New York A. G.. N. A.
c.. Staten Island A. c.. and the Astoria A. Q. Tracy
49, has been elected captain Tho GLASS Of ~ played
a game with O5 on the North Neadowa Central Park.
on ruesdsy afternoon. defeating them BY goals TO 3
The best playing WAS done by BAynes. Oppenheimer.
White and Rice.
The freshman football team played the Harlem
branch Of the Young Mems Christian Association on
Nov, H. defeating them by 70 o. Kelly made the
played match IN the rain on Tuesday agsinSt The he
Saturday the freshman team will play match game
with the Sachs on the Central PARK grounds
Thus the folio wing matches have been played IN
s peyau' s,se oe yan r,.
~; 4. Won Fintel W, beat T. GoldmArk. w: Won
Ftnte 49, beat GoldmaIk ~. AL games NOT plsyeo
Dec. l6 will be Forfeited.
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srEcU.ArrvE rRrscETor sTuDgsTx.
They Hold Feetssn T1eksts ~ SIC EscA. sn
Eighty-ave Per cept. frone

They Held Fcetbsn 1Ieksfs ~ 9le Eeeh, 90
Esshty-sve Per Cest. frost
New Workers who propose to attend the
Thank sgiyine Day football match between
Yale and Princeton. ana were not fortunate
enough TO procure their tickets ut the regular
prices Of admission. will DO compelled to pay
sl0a ticket to one or more speculative Prince
ton students. .sF-..4 -. rr-t =,
when Samuel J. Cornell Of tho n A. G. as
sumed charge OF tho arrangements he msde
the statement that the distribution Of tickets
would be made IN the Interests OF tho public.
anil not OF speculatorx After all the tickets
had been sold. and tho spectators effectually
shut out. Mr. Cornell congratulated him
self. as his work In this particular
ended. He sent 400 tickets to Yale and
1000 TO Princeton. At Yaio they were nuc-
toned on to the highest bidder. and at Prince
tn each ssydsnt = nccordsnse with the
Pinceton Football Association. was LINKED to
siadents az Pfipceton, either, !: repeated. or
number 70 make. srrangements for the dis
fSey sost SliEinaily si5S and sSs sf!isss e e %
SSe .SoS Q"
A few days ago the head clerks OF three
ss 9s ap PA '' Ryr q ssssa Se
to 2. the s As sis s's.s s
there ss wound "a Ga hm TSe 81 ss
a AZ. now on ssle at the Fifth Avenue Hotel
phs s S ss astf us
Is i!Re Ieot that tho speeula.or. from
81 hoodwinkins 1' New Workers. stlii. L il
rather mean business for any one. let alone
Tho demands OF the Princeton men ard
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E.,.c, $500 rer.s.s nj shs Game.

Sosrss Nov ip-A great rush will he made for
Springfield Saturday morning in order to be hand
70 witness the big HarvardYals football contest From
the unusual demand for tickets It every en-.
shusast OF the sport was going 10 attend the game Of
the year II IL estimated that fully $4,000 persons
will attend the game. and preparations have been made
70 accommodate that number Every reserved seat
has been sold and to-day the prices for seat ranged
from $40 TO SIC. ono man this morning paid $50 for
two Of the best seats on the 6sid. 49,
Harvard will ssnd Largo delegation to cheer their
team Victory. All the swell ehba IN Boston will Also
- reprsseuted Prom the Boston Athistic Association
Somerset Union. Puritan. and Algonquin clubs many
4embsrs have sgnined Their int.nt,cn q s,tsudtns
who enthnsiastic enough over the crrnson,s
chances nganst Yale TO lay even money on Harvard.
to-day 10 at odds Of bto on fae. the Harvard sup
portsfs taking the short end at nearly every oppor
tunity.
Gov. Russell viii the field. The Governor neyer
misses football game. And his presence should bring
lnck llsrYard.
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steven, Too ll.cL sor q. q. Ny.

The e. e. NY. freshmen were defeated yesterday AZ
tsTnoon at the cricket grounds Hoboken by Stevens
W. The New York College boys put up good defence
but the rough game Of the hone was too muuh for
them. The fnal score 81 TO Q. stevens started
With tho ball gained thirty yards the nrs play
Two minutes sufficient carry II over the line
and wilctt made touch down from which be kicked
goat A. usual tho visitors brAced up after this b,I
fore the first hair had ended, Cummings added third
favor,
In the second hair Hamilton made two touch downs
and Cummings one. klrker hurt aud Wlinnin
TOOK his place while Mswha!sr was .ubsii,uisd Tor
stsskpoole did the best playing Tor CO MY. TIE
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How tn. Money Went At st. LOUIS.

The report of the Games Committee Of the reesnt
championship meeting Of the Amateur Athletic Union
At St. Louis showing loss OF S1s73o was complete
surprise the Board Of Managers tho estimated at
tendance all the way from 6ooO to 5000. Chair.
man Harwers expense list 10 very heavy The receipts
OF the meeting Entrance fees. S228: sale Of
tickets and gate money. Si.715: sale OF programme.
500. Total. -. lO3.
The expenses follows: Advertising In street
cars S16s80: mnsic, sl25; slsctrical tiHiaN $500:
printing and lthographing S1S5: bill posting. e7s;
advertising SO: expenses Of Games Committee and
officials sSlg85: kilograms and typeTItting 80 70:
$3.50 20 . net loss OF $is7 80.
Chairman Bnrtwel makes the following explana-
other side Of the sheet but the situation
in 81 Louis alphabetically required very large outlay
in the way OF novel and attractive features and adyer
using to make the Raines perfect success Feeling
that the board ds.red 70 give IN s%Rssus to
had only that one object IN view. and went to un
usual lengths insure this result In this lsucceeded
aside from the condition OF the grounds the games
q success. and attracted audience the like OF
messed such games in the West. and rarely in the
"The Jockey Club refused TO give us exclusive priv
leges the gates; thus large number OF persons
entered without paying admission. which made our r.
ceipts considerably lower than they otherwise would
have been"
Secretary sullivan says he never agreed pay any.
thing for the electrical timing apparatus and thought
the charge OF 500 was too excessive He understood
with the system. and that no recompense would be
asked. But as Nj. Hartwcll had paid ont the money
there nothing left but to audit the bill
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Totals .....10 IL 10 8l3 Total. II 20 10 TSB
FRAMES.
Felsenkeer rs leo c3R 33A 421 40s 591 0s2 73s sl3
West shore. .8S 165 24S 32o All 40 537 Sc: 7O2 su
Umpre-C N. Heusser. Scorers-frederick Gobber
and II. Zachgo.
In the section three series Of the Amateur Bowling
Union the M n{pi,i'k rrSutfa were.
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News fro. the Hers. wsr,d.

The regular meeting Of the Board Of Review
OF the National Trottiny Association will TO
held at the Murray Hill Hotel on Dec. 1.
1t is rumorsd that batch OF American bred
next season. and that the majority oiths thor
oughbreds will be sent by A. H Norris
Reports from 6outh America say that Or
monde's list Of mares has been cut down from
catethat he 10 not ~ sound ~ his owner would
have every ono believe.
J.. Malcolm Forbes OF Boston has bought Of
Ale As1 r. Kspttucky I'VE wSssi h a.
0ld, and the other BY King Wilkes out OF Wsne-
lot by Belmont Terms private.
The Memphis Jockey Club have decided on
Vile will begin on April 50 and end May II.
Tor the Lakeland Stable. }. 8. VBsaen.
:. LExEoToA. Nov. 1q.-At.A meeting. OF the
Ken kentucky TrStdpF HSss: Breeders Assosls;
g H vi fHs Y
Ben johnson. 4 %. Of Rardstowp. Ky. have
bought e Hay Warner: COldyst2T: Hi1Ss Has.
1880. Also from joe Bat.s Sf Grs1d kHp.ds.
lab 4ambrtno. for eSyOOO.
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Dempsey sun o. the Sick list.

Jack Dempsey was still a sick man at 10
o'clock last night. He was then asleep. the
clerk In the Bostwyck House. Williamsburgh.
said. Jack had hoped in the morning tn be
able to spar YOUNG, Mitchell" IN the after.
noon. but he was unable to leave his room at
any time during the day. He has good care.
and viii probably come around all right, He
peer on the stage again this afternoon;
inquire about Dempsey. The word that al
t. the sick man rad: II hear You are sick.
Our Brooklyn friends know this. Keep me
:. Il was said last night that Jimmy Carroll OF
Brooklyn had been engaged to spar Young
MITCHELL" during the remainder OF the week.
II this is true Il looks as though. Dempsey
would be unable to leave his hotel for boxing
purposes. though 1t may be only an act OF
caution on the part OF Young Mitchell" who
runs during Dempsey's illness the boxing
end OF the show.
Dempsey Is reported to have q severe cold.
R RI "a sad 8 csa tS Ss e
will be with him. II everything goes right.
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Falcon Gun Cl.s shoot.

remarkably good score was made by John boiling.
at the Falcon DUN Club shoot Dexter Park yestsr-
day The member shot a. ten i've birds. Bohhns
killed bis ten straight. hearty all being hard drtviag
blrds and hs aid not ass his second barrel once Two
sweepstakes at bus rocks the hrst NJ five and the
second At ten brd, were attsrward .hot The rst and
second money we, diyias In shs nr.t swsspstake by
second shOot. at ten blue rDcks each. a. Knebel Jr
aud j, Hermann divided the money. The score OK
ths shoot
Van st.dsn rs yards w; u. a. Miller rs yard. Q; j.
yAEts. ~ yards mi j. BOILING % yards 10; j. Her
II yards. 81.
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The slaxIn. Are Slow.

The Siavin brothers, Jack and Bill did not "meet all
corners" at Miners Bowery Theatre last night They
probably got trod the hot business that
mon put up against them during the week. for they
boxed together. They made n poor showing. man
who sat alongside srS reporter rsmarked to friend
light weight can HEX both OF them In The same ring"
Others said that the spectators wanted hRht for the
price OF sparng exhibition but 1t apparent to all
good judges that the Savin brothers were very poor
slow peOple."
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Jackson md Slavin Getting Close to Esek
Other - .~

BosIoN. Nov 1y-The National Club OF London which
has secured the fight between Peter Jackson and Frank
slavn, has consented to allow jackson $50 for ex
penses to England. instead Of $500. originally
offered. The Spo't'man this morning cabled Capt.
Cool asking him where the articles should be sent f9r
be sent 10 him. and also inquired what the division OF
the purse would he lie also wired jackson at San Fran
cisco the Information received by hun from London,
and asked when he intende. 70 start ior England;
will undoubtedly ri, number Of sparring exhibitions
on the way. II would seem from this that the match
il pretty well assured,
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William b. Cnrts proposes to haul amateur clubs and
boxers over the cons At the Board meeting OF the Net
ropotan Association Of the A. A. u to be held next
week. Not for Offering receiving money prizes.
that" Mr. Curtis says win come later" The pres
ent infringement relates to the four round special
tests which have been feature At the clubs the past
season.
Rule Of The boxing rules Of the Amateur Athletic
IniOn reads: :" III uli competitions the number OF
r0nnda be contested shalt he three. duration
rounds In the trial bouts shall he limited three min
utes each In the finals the rst rounds shall be
three minutes each and IN the final four mnutes
The referee order further round, limited 10
minrtes In the event Of the Judges disagreeing"
II will be noted that the special urround matches
and fOur.rOund invitation classes violations OF the
boxing rules OF the Amateur Athletic Union, AID Mr.:
Curtis proposes to that action will be taken
strictly enforcny the rules. ,srr' =,
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c...ps... Of the Ds.ee... Un,.-.

The Young Mems Societies Of the Visitation Lyseum
the yincentian st. Patrieks Library. st. Patrcks Con
fraternty and tho Churches OF ST. Peter st. Paul. St
James. st. AuRustin. St. Anthony. and St. Bernard
thronked the Visitation Lyceum fremont street. south
Brooklyn. last night Tho event the
to the visitstion Lyceum baseball Club the pennant
won by the a. champions Of the Diocesan Catholic
Union Baseball League Ths Presentation OF the beA
tfu white and gold satn banner made by Charles
A. Weber OF st. Peters Club Jansa Callahan. Presi.
dent Of the Visitation Lyceum. received the pennnnt
mo champions ter out or thirteen games played
in the LeRgue series
The winning team was made up - follows: Catcher.
]. Callahan; pitcher. ". Rati9an: nrst base. J. D..
Brsen :hert stop Carroll. ,r !sts held Ed:ard Welsh;
tutes. W. Malone o. Frey. L. bray r. Mccarthy J.
Zanier. and y. Collins Bteen capitalized the team and
awed the team.
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Te-S.y's Pres....e .. Ga.te.s.rs.

The probable starters and weights are:
FIRST Racs-ThIee quarters oi Ine: selling. Tloga
III: Cynosare. ia: Ap1sio Houston 1O5; Natalie b,
Beo1ad Rars-five-eigtths; luaidena LATHE Willie
Mysdsau, IA: Phoebe. Nsbochusi iormsrIy Rosemary
Murray gs!dns 1lv. kiect Patrick. Frankic r. III:
rSrtnos Knots, CaymcIe; Wy andotts hIy. ia.
lo7; Rambler. ioa; Ct James. i06: 0srtie d. vi
lonican. "; kubiAu. Vi.
Fourth Race-Mile and n sixteenth; selling: My Eel
low; 1!g trnnste l0y: Esquimau; lD!; vlrgio. 100;
Fsrlid. ": SANDSTONE. "; John Hickey; II,
%%: ..Ns ,y rr ss.,.. sim, 1io: TnIs io sns
nliyl AbnndAnee coli. 20, Hedge Row. w.
With kaee-Seven-eirhths: selins. Yireny Pelham.
Nay d.. No; Maggie Murphy ~. :"
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Esssx Gnnsss,s Sheet We'll.

The regular monthly iivso shoot Of the Esssx Gun
Club Of Newark was hsid yesterday afternoon At the
grounds OF the Jsrssy City Heights Gun Club. The
members were divided Into three classes each shoot
sg a. ten birds under modified birmingham rulsA The
reauts were:
Class A. 90 yards rlss-Fiayes o; rreche. o.
r, Glass - yards Hss-L. q: bsdSes. io Wilson. 0;
Class G. 20 yards rise-H. Smith. 0: Thomas. o;
Decker. 2. -
. wing the regular event MAS o match bstween
Harry sinclair and Gus grimm both OF Newark The con.
dittons were afty birds each ~ yards lss 70 yards
the Sianer by score Of % 70 sg. Sinclair won
80 Side The SCORE wss ~ 70 20.
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eeors. Dixon,s Mex, Opponent.

BosToS. Now 1p--Ths next fight to = dnish in which
George Dixon will participate viii undoubtedly be with
Fred johnson. the noted English puslst. The affair.
II the men matched will probably take place in tho
rooms Of the California Athletic Club. they try
ing TO arrange tho meeting johnson recently
Capt Cook OF this city from London. In which he said
the latter In England and that the Boston boy did
not give him any sstsfacton He further stated that
fSO0 offered by the National Club London. any
the United States.
Capt. ooK telcgraphed President Fuda and the reply
was: 81 am In favor OF the match. See what You
get Dixon to Hght for IN January or Febrnary Dixon
hpt no snswer has been received from him. It be.
Aved. however that he will make the match johnson
Is willing TO light At ll6 pounds
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Pool.elIsrs TO Bul,s . Race Track.

ST.. Louu. Nov. 1e.-Pooiseers not to b downed.
They will not do business In St. Louis bat just
the big bridge 10 the town Of East Sc. Louis where
the Missouri law does not operate. Itn known that
last Monday evening there was meeting nj lead.
Ing pool proprietors OF q. Louis. AZ that
Louis wa. tSSsoaghiy discussed. most favorabiy re.
ceysd and movsmsnt put under way e carry such
come interestsd IN the sehsms and shere Y every
he nd ysiitsss Of i6is schsns ssd the pcoi,ooiu
proprietor no had told Il tie piaai 'is such
country. and would be easier e draw people from
than out to the soaths,de fsf where only sss asss
races would BE- rsperted We can't live on races IN tue
East ~ Louis race track scheme. ST. Louis isn't in 1:
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RANK UPSEIS ON THE HILL.
ULESLOCHr, Ar 10 To q. BEI rs JACK
N,DOKALIpS GLIDING FLORlMOR.

Csvtsree the OpeBssg Dssh-Desaue
WSss h = D~ivtaG Fssiss BY = Neck.
There wore several surprises at Guttenburl
Yesterday which com pletcly upset the talent. Il
the second race Florimor was an overwhelmini
fayorite, but the bookmakers never WINGED q
the large amount Of money that csme roliini
In. but took II all and said nothing The win
ner turned up In Gieniochy. who was backet
by q fow knowing ones from 80 down to 20to !
He lasted Just long enough to stall of the rust
Of the fnvoritc In the Inst furiong.
Peril was supposed to hnve a mortgage or
the nrst race for beaten horses. and he wa,
backed as II everything was nil over. Ho wa
not oven ono. two. three. Gydn. n LOO 10
shot, had the race won, and was eased up By
Mooney few yards from the finish. MONEYS
sycs were not keen. however. for Ray sent
mapping. 30 that Gyds lost The raco to 0dcttv
APPLE OF mopoy went In on Now or Meyer to
nn me @ .srss
as,Sy Ssp ISD b e. bS %5y m. S Ss
.Ss re- anne aDs Win Nov Or Never VINO, made np
lot 81 ground. Now or Mover could not quite
get up being bcHson by banquet. whipped OUT
gneis Sim won THO race for twc.yenr.o;d by
aeariy ali The why and won the aftI race.
oionToeenM VRTn t Wy II M hcya ~ o n sos
isrring 10 back long shots Gicnmound got
away in uie isna ana won , ~ NJ plEcss e ~
and sticky. suminnrics:
ruv r,rxr v,,v
1aE Ia.oi nAIr- .----. -.
rssss 1900 q which $50 10 second: for horscA that
hsys and not st this nset,ns selling: seven
~: 2Siholinnds eli. M. odst,s. by shiioh-Nasery
.ivsr.ds stable. eb ~ Oyan; z. Iis tNooney,. -
nFsbsri. o
srsss sisc rsn. w. ~'s''' r"''' S''''
Time, :3M
Bettiag-Tweiye TO AYstust Odettr. 1OO 70 g ydn.
Is 70 Little Minute. Mutuals paid t-1.3J, e1v.0U
eIol.20
THE SECOND RAE.
rurss S<00. Of which $50 70 second: for maiden
ncee.ysas-ssas ana apvsra; ons ~. c.,. N,
E9Srayso Q. Q. o'eu'oeny D. " o'snsN-Ssmso' w
" ~ '''
J. bvysfs a. mel. - d Flynn,
AnsVsa Latue "hne' ps1oy ro@' sna Soo'aSn' a'so
sss. Pisa. ,.1ss<
beteans- ASsfnst Sien!ocny xVio Il en- Ionme6, 30
Ii ass'Os' EsoA' ~ :" l. Au'uA'' psa >-~"' s"''"
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EAST ORANGE Nov. 1o.-After playing two minutes
this afternoon the Seton ian College eleven forfeited
Eame to the second eleven OF the Orange Athletic
Club BY leaving thc feid. wckham. for Seton Hall.
made run Of forty yard. and in being dcwnsd az
on u for Orange. The referee awarded the fall TO
Orange but sson Hall would not have u that way and
left the hetd,
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rotals......is Is IL Sal Totals. IA 70 10 s5i
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sns student: there arc very fsw Gho expect
graduates there Be expectation that
Tue crimson 10 70 pc vtcaortovs over the blue There
las pns been mneh bstting yet among the siudsnta
odds. Theydid the same last year and lost. Among
those who have watched the daily practice from the
side line the opinion In expreAsed II Yale does NOT
have the game enched 10 the first half Harvard will
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Ia,,,. worr.ea About Their Medals.

number OF athletes who participated In the Labor
Day games OF the Archd9cesan Union on tho grounds
OF the Xavier Athletic Club. anxiousy figuring
a. to when they will get the medals won on that ocea-
sion IL appears that none Of tho winners have yet
the color OF medal Il. r Shields OF the xavier
asked fg an e.p!anaion he sad reason sra
mony feature OF the general meeting OF the clubs
the Onion. which takes placer IA about y week Then
there the OF athletes who have been endeav
oring with the aid Of telescopes discern the location
OF the prizes Will retire satisfied and nappy
The Coming Bowling Club will tender their lazy
friends prize supper Tomorrow evening At Zimmer'
mans Alleys. sxty.ninth street and Third avenue.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-11-20

wni,asrows, Nov, lp.-The Williams eleven were
ehcsred on todas an their way To Amherst where they
~il battle toinorrow with Amhersts powerful team.
THIS game closes the oopte VI the East
ern Intercollegiate Football Association and promises
% W tbs most skOiias thst ths rival colleges have
played IN year, The bestnx ~ Amherst wtii DO even
although some tow lmprudsnt Williams men have al.
sss sSpst but & "ss