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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-11-19
A Close Call for the University or Penn.
sylvania.

EAsroS. Nov 1s-Iafayette put a crippled team on
the Held to-day to play against the University Of Penn
sylvania and tho result she lost the game in the
nrst twenty minutes The feature of the game the
comparative with which Martin broke through the
Lafay cite line Each time the ball centre of
the neld. and Martin to behind Lafayette's goal
without trouble goals kicked and twelve points
scored After that Lafayette braced considerably and
p psIn,n.ylyya Vivian ala no more scoring The nrst
next half two Of her players were hurt. and they
tired Lehner and Smith taking their places Moyle and
eesstu in this respect. He made touch down by
tackled him eight yards and over the goal line It
great EXEMPTION Of strength March plnted tho bali
for try at the goal but It klc and instead
OF the ball going to Larayettes side 1t fell among the
fennaylvanias. Voight also made . great run and
scored
great deal OF very effective work was done by Mar
team and by Moye Dnmont. Robinson yosht. Lehnef
University OF Pennsylvania IL; Lafayette. 10. The
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-11-19
Odd. and End. OF sports.

~ secial feature az the Astoria Athletic clgAs
u9"t' the West Side A. and Joseph Daley OF the
ST "A q. David liethering'on OF the AstorA 4. Y.
champion.
Articles Of agreement were signed at the Pntss ga..ns
office yesterday for tight between "Chappie Moran
OF Eng ana aud Eddie Avery OF Br0oklyn 20 night ~
los pounds for 500 n side and purse OF $50 Dave
Wilson OF Brooklyn Ia backing Moran I'd sanford or
the National Club OF Brooklyn offers the purse The bat
tie is to be fought within fifty miles OF New YORK on
Dec
special cable despatch received at the Poie Gased
office yesterday from London says; Ted Pritchhrd
al ed ~ the Sporting Lle office to-day and accepted oner
Ca the Bolingbroke club to put M purse OF or
HIM 10 tight bob lltzsimm0is. the American champion
TrtchHTd agrees TO night the American champion Tor
II Nna side. besides the pure aud titzsnmons ac
ctpts he desires the latter To nut mp deposit WIN ~
Fox and notify him. 30 that the match can DC rat'
ned"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-11-19
VETERANS UP IN ARMS
The Ola ousrd OF the severth Resi.snt
Are Bitter Against the -. A. G..

Arc Hitter AGainst the -. A. {.
The relations between the Veterans Associa-
ton OF the Seventh Regiment and the Manhat-
tan Athletic Club are strained. The trouble
arose over the annual banquet OF the Veterans
which took place in the Manhattan Athletic
Club house on Oct. u There are 1.40O mem
beers OF the Veterans Association. and once a
year they meet for social reunion and to renew
the ties Of comradeship. Heretofore these
pleasant affairs have been held at Delmonico's,
but the Increased attendance ut the banouets
necessitated more room. and 80 II was decided
to hold the last reunion in the spacious and
handsome apartments OF the Cherry Diamond
organization.
The arrangements with the Manhattan Ath-
letic Club officials were on the basis OF -
plate. the card rate OF the club for wine. and q
guarantee OF 200 guesta When the night came
231 veterans snt down to the banquet, nearly
100 than attended the year previous. This
was explained on the ground that large num-
beers OF the men who compose tho Veterans
tA.sssfosiation are also members 81 the New York
them. No special fault was found with the
ss9eeelN se but ths Its service was
a thing that caused much surprise to the
Hysterals was the presence OF Caterer Mazettl.
A. &. management would furnish everything.
and they learned enough to convinee. them
that deception was being prastised. With this
ING. snhlet the order for the dinner to Mazetti
at SIZE " plate while the veterans were pay
nSHa s i sS Q, th' Hoqss
that the contract had been sublet, and in.
sisted that Mazett was thcre simply to nssst
the club steward As the veterans could offer
no proof. thoy were compelled to accept Mr.
stuart's statement. At the same time the
are firm in tho belief that the con-
When the Bill OF the NJ A. G wac fired into
the camp Of tho veterans Il created great ex.
element 1t was found that a charge was
made for $50 plates, when but 231 persons sat
down. It was also discovered that q charge OF
twenty-five cents bottle for wine above the
club rates had been made. Regarding the
charge for $50 plates. the Manhattan men in
sisted that they had been guaranteed that
number. Thereupon the veterans showed an
agreement on paper bearing the Cherry Dia-
mond letter head. py which the Seventh Regi-
ment veterans gave guarantee for 200 plates.
In reference to the overcharge for wine the
NJ. 4. G. officials acknowledge the corn. and
said the charge would be reduced. The
veterans will also ask for a reduction on tho
ground OF poor service. The bill has not yet
been paid. and there promises to be q lively
time before the Cherry Diamond men get
:. on the whole. the veterans feel that they
have been very shabby treated. and assert
that they have attended their last banquet in
the Manhattan Athletic Club house
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-11-19
Champion Cadets at Tennis.

The athletic students Of Berkeley Cadet School are
now holding their annual fall tennis tournament The
nnaisets for the class championships played OF
yesterday afternoon Berkeley Oval. The boys have
found II hard work playing In the cold. However,
when the intercass tournament for tho championship
Of the school takes place the games win DO played In
the school ArmOry.
Or. White awarded silver cups to tho winners of the
class championships IN ords, 70 retain these emblem.
their classmates who want to contend during
the present scholastic year. The winners
Stewart won the senior class championship. The
senior second class honors were won BY Kent. Tho
by AParioio Without any trouble. Waterbury bad no
Und eiAsA Hacket won the championship OF the lower
middle rst class after close contest with Elliott aud
Hsrrck brother OF last years school champion
s lows, Wadls second ols.s u the junior nrst class
ond elAsa the championship went 10 Held.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-11-19
HOW THE COURSE WAS MEASURED.
c. c. Martin. Bridge Engineer. Says the Nor.
woods Mile Was Not Ten Feet short.

For the benefit OF naval men who have been
discussing the recent fast mile made by Nor
man L. Munro's steam launch Norwood. THE
Sun has obtained from c. C. Martin. chief en-.
gineer Of Brooklyn Bridge. who measured the
course. statement giving the details OF the
way the measurement was taken. 1t may be
said that at the time the trial was made. Nov.
Z. 1t was understood that measurements were
taken on shore as well as on the water. but
this proves to have been incorrect Mr.. Mar
tin says. however. that he does not believe the
distance was ten feet short Of $3.50 feet His
statement is as follows:
Tho wire. used was made OF copper. The
before the measurement Of the mile was COM
menccd. as follows: Two semi-circles OF wood
about fifteen inches In diameter were placed
on a level plank walk about 400 feet apart,
thus:
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-11-19
Belgian Draft Horses.

oHIcAoo. Nov. l8.-Ths sixth annual meeting Of i'm.
portsrs and breeders OF Belgian draft horses held
In this city to-day About twenty members pros.
emit The annual report showed that the association Is
on solid financial basis Tho following onicers were
sleotcdi President. p r. stubbs Fairfield. Ia Vice.
ii:.suTsLJ .. Conner. w. wabash Ind. .'N
committee WAS appointed to correspond with the
Worlds Fair managers and ask that the Belgian drnft
horse DO accorded the classification is given 70
othsg draft horyeA
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-11-19
Football Nolea

Tho Adelphi Academy lads play tho BROOKLYN Latin
School At Prospect Park this afternoon. ~
PHILADELPHIA. Nov, 1S-The shortlidge Media Acad
envy second eleven defeated the Friends School Ieam
At"iimington to-day by u score OF Sto8.
Dops. FERRr Nov. Ie.-westrninstsr Eehool d.f.s,,5
1t Paus School OF Garden City ut foothajl today v N
two goals " NNh'
game under Rugby rules will be PLAYED on the
morning OF Thanksgiving Day at West Brighton staten
A. Z. teams " " - N'"
,oass eonsiaeIaeo rivalry between the Prospect
team OF brooklyn and the staten Island Crck
Clubs team, and the game between them ne II sStur
aAS VIII probably DO very hot one.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-11-19
TOANO WINS ANOTHER RACE
LosuyzxLoH,s sox SCORES ELS LAT
M VICTORY IN a 0ALLOP.

ae.svs 1x~ny DsvsAsA .. che SIC Races
A Ts4sk thea DE Nee werk-Le~Sly
nsA - No. - His E.pioyer.
Tosno b dsveiopine into crack Of no ar
ahflfty se 0uttenbure. and seems to have
struck his second wind 30 far he has won
four consecutive races. yesterdays victory be.
Ing nothing moro than an exercise Rallop for
him. beating Salisbury. Experience formerly
Kitty tt and Roquofort.
About the only incident OF special interest
vss tho declaring Oh Of bets on the second
raoo. for tvo-year-olda Lambly was put on
Natalie g.. while BullivAn was on Eliza, owned
byw. q DAILY. The Executive Committee at
once stopped LAmblys mount on Natalie s..
and msde him abide By the clubs rule that q
jockey must ride for his own stable when he
can weigh In. In that case he had to ride
DizA. Natalie & was evidently one OF o. A.
Jonss's e good things" and she opened as fs.
makers > good chance. for when betting reop-
hss d ssSsas nsh ssS ,h sY Sss
the day occurred in the last race. Vile Mnrie
q rsnk, outsider, beat Apollo the fayorite by q
Isssauena fiiIy 10 tho fourth race. while Joe
Kelly, and 6nawny were easy winners. Three
favoritos won Summarizes:
THE first RACE.
Purse s4oo OF which $50 to second. for horses that
had run and no. Won at the meeting rix fa1ionE.
W. SI11R.m "'A' ' - W oAonu"ss,
ssinasiiia. b. IN. Daisy woodraa. 8. iosH
sshSyki!! .i.bs. sr. = Granite : iis III fennyl:: 5
,iass Albert Biz J.o5ss it, ana SIes~sy also
wosdT:S . 70 against Granite Insa.i paid 1856.
THE SECOND RACE
Purse S4oO. Of which sGo tosecon; :o- wo.yearolds:
sf"E s' s s"S sslf Ioquo.on,
GeG 'SsrT g. C aaar.ermai,sf los Rsyis
e. f nntdisE o ana fc:nISls
n"stsr, ) 70 Emperor otto. Mutual: paid aso.
THE THIRD RACE.
Purse $500. Of which $50 TO second selling: sx fur.
IEsiian s.sblssb g. Toano. 6. by Longtsllow-sAiarA
5ssnnss. b. T. Experiences " q SrinsSiy hsty Is
so s1.H ss' alsS ran
,.,,.,p,~.,,T Tins; 1hs .,n,, s,,,,,,,x
7iol Experience Nutuas paid $500 s., oo, IS.
THE FOURTH RACE.
Pure 5000. of winch 500 to second; for all ages:
NsnisomcrS siaeleso.c C. Peruvian. ?. by ol'nsls-,
Nv s9osy. ls.nqu.na diiy !. b. tBni.,:::...::..z
S.,y;s IA Gyn9sEsS e.
Bstns-rhr.s to against again i' PsfGv.an 2te on I.,.
SII3 $500 S2..o
THE FIFTH RACE.
Purse $500 OF which $50 to second for horses that
have run md ut this meeting: mile.
T.. Millers b. Joe Kelly =. by John happy-Allanah
W. G. DAYS ch c. Rover I. los iLambIy) ......:...2
Ls.n.sney Bros ch IN. Little Minnie. aged. 30
Ssnsdic.ins and Puzzle also ran.
Time. l:Iv.
Betting-Eisht to against Joe Kelly. to Rover. IL
TO Little Minnie. Mutuais paid 80. 20, 50. S2.7O.
THE SIXTH RACE
oh, IN Afyto
one-haK furongs.
Red Bank stables b. g. ville Marie g. by onondaea-
Tendency. lot IT. Flynn.
keystone Stables CHI. Apollo. 8. 1O7 tSims).
". j. DalyH b. H. Bohemian. a. 112 u. Is
Pelham. Eeptunus strAtARem. Abscouder. Bertha
Campbell, and Algebra gedinR also ran.
Time, 1:2S.
Betting-JTweivo to against Vile Marie, to Apollo
10 to Bohemian Nutunln paid $50 60 $UlO 81. 81.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-11-19
Gov, Ladd VIII Not .stop the Fight

Providence, Nov. 1s.-A delegation from Johnston
called upon Gov Iadd to-day and requested him to pre-.
vent the Conley.suvan fight. which the Town Council
of Johnston has prohibited. but which the Rhode
Island Athletic Club at Oneyve say will take place.
The precedent cited the action of Gov Nichols OF
Louisiana In the sullivan kran battle. Gov Ladd de-
ciined to interfere however taking the same view the
Attorney General does that the Town Council Is within
Its rights In passing The prohbitive ordinance and that
unless the Town authorities call upon him 10 assist In
preserving the peace he cannot interfere,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-11-19
To-aay's Programme at Gutenberg.

THO prObhbI6 hthrt6fb And weights are:
Yirst Rsse.seven furlonss; selling: for beaten
second Raee-Ons laile: Tor maidens Little Willie
Hstay ~. loS Aus.5.t Eno.: aS .. AVA
Third Race-Five.eiRhths OF milo; selling. AdalgtsA
colt, George g.. l0e: Uncle sim. 1906: Lalah. lO3 Dr.
Bin 100; Even Weight ~; Vernon. Us; AiQuippa. 80:
fourth Race-one mile; handicap. Banquet. BUSTED.
III: NOW Or Never l07 Nina Archer lO3: Drizzle VI:
fifth Rsce-rivs furlongs. Tormentor, 115: Daisy.
rian, 100; Houston, lO7: Mabel Glenn 6ndio Somefs
My. Io4: Busted: o. Daisy woodrun. Chester. ~
Lonsstrde. l1b; silver TIP. ia; Neptunus, Brown
ChArlie Ill Genmound Silent Hairspring. lO7: Tour.
iSt 1O2 RebA T., ~.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-11-19
A Chat with Jack McAulire.

CHICAGO. Nov 18.-Jack McAulihe. the lightweight
champion. was around tho city yesterday, Fcailing
his numerous frendA This talk about my challeng-
ing the winner of tho CarroMyer fight for $4,000 10
all bosh." said Jack. what do I want to issue any
challenge for It's place to receive them and accept
them see IT. Amt I'll But what do want to tight
for anyhowi Surely not because like II. and am
night to live Or for the money that in it, and that's
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-11-19

The Board OF Governors OF the New York Athletic Club
will meet on Dec to appoint nominating commit.
tee or nve. The election takes place on the second
Tuesday of January. which 10 two months earlier
than usual; This 10 according to the amended con.
stitution. The members Of the club busily
sngaRed In discussing the question Of the Presi.
is Food @P qe,a.n, r% %f yey election
himself hut he has announced that. owing to de.
mands ot business. he will not accept denomination
The only other names mentioned those OF Vice
PRESIDENT Barlow s Weeks and Joseph J. oDonohue
The latter 10 millionaire coffee merchant. Supporters
Of Mr.. Weeks say that II Mr.. ODonohue enters the
race there will be . lurid time.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-11-19
The Winner. Mt Gloucester.
pcrsTrs. Nov 1s.-roliowlng are the result. of to.

GLoucrsrrs Nov 1s-fo!owlng are the results Of to.
days races:
rlfst Rnce-seven furlongs birthday won; Frank L.
second; Arizona, third. Time. ;34Ii.
second Race-Fiye eghths Of mills Foreigner won:
Spend0ne. second; vibratc My. third. Time, O5L
Third lace--f0Gr and hal. furlOngs Young Lottery
won: Harry Russell. second: Iawkeyo third. Time
FOURTH f.sceMi:s md a futiong. Pllny won: Rose
Howard. second; ClAuor. third. Time 2.U4.
fifth Raco-Four and ba,f fu.l0ngs. Vsvay won:
Emma J.. second Bnrthcna. third. Time. :2sH
I. j. u, second; Hands ON, third, Time TO-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-11-19
M. Dwyer After romp" nrod,..

The Hudson County Jockey Club will Investigate and
pass on the record of "Pomp" Brodie who bid up N.
y Dryers gsding Manhassett the other day. and final
~ bought him for $1,000. Yesterday Mr. Dryer laid
before the Executive Committee evidence which makes
imperative for the holding OF an investigation Tho
pre.ldcnt OF the Western Turf Congress has
Mr. Dwyey As follows:
"Eugsps Brodie. known as .pomp' Brodie. ruled on
track 1t New Orleans Feb H. 1885 IN conunc with
Boy" -.
track. says that Brode has never been rsnstated.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-11-19

In the wheelmen's League tournament at Newark:
Atalanta-w.E Halsey III; Terheu. 14s: Elridae.
ld5: Edwards; 1870. Total, lso
u4 n D. HhALa1re ~ sorlald l<6; Coo 1l6:
Soper, 131. Total 1.O42,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-11-19

The Board OF Directors Of the Seventh Regiment Ath
letc Association me. last night and took important
action regarding prizes for the athletic games
be held on Dec. There In the regiment Q large
number OF noted athletes. including George. Reming.
ton Jordan Norton and and these cracks carry
on most OF the prizes TO tho chagnn OF the novces
put up prizes Of character which would preclude the
members Of A. A. U. clubs. Al last nights meeting
President Schuyler and others keep
ever that 1.-The, ih. prizes: would include properly
and as tho A A. u rule does not provide for such
articles the Seventies athletic managers will have
try again.
1t was decided not to have any baseball In the
referee and Sam See starter.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-11-19
William. Hurry,nx Up Athletics.

wIILIAnsrows. Nov 1s-The Athletic Association Of
Williams College held enthusiastic session to-day
Trainer Bobby Winston urged Williams brace up and
rival other colleges in track and neld ATHLETICS The
President A. Garfield. 10: Secretary and Treasurer
sutton; U3. Directors. Bnshee. W. Evans. s3; Saw.
Athletic Convention Bacon 'O3 Captain N :he Ath.
letu team. Van Wormer.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-11-19
The Erie Men at the Traps.

Only nine members OF the Eric Gun Club faced the
cold wind and the traps at woodlawn Park yesterday
In consequence only four men killed seven straight
birds In the shoot-or Jumbo killed three straight
and won the first prize; j. Schniadeko took second
with six killed and ". seheelje won third prize.
Dr. vSn y tEsnydass ysraf rise s.c wns won
flsts third money, The score Of the shoot Is:
Plate 70 yards o. ~ Alsesser 2h yards W. sheeje,
20 YARDS u 4; stu, 70 yards 4; y. Jonkoskt II
Yards. 10. -
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-11-19
Amherst ON the Anxiou. s..,

AMHERST. Nov. ls-As the day for the championship
game between Williams and Amherst draws near.
studies give way to football II Is the one tonic of con
versation The Yale team arrives in Northampton ON
Friday morning and comes TO Amherst in the afternoon
los see The game Yale viii get many good points on
howto play game desperately DO or die 10 iha
motto OF the amherst Varsity. The serond eleven have
appreciated that fully In the last few days OF practice
rspresrnt is a. follows Upton left end Bald.
ney Right guard; Alexander right tackle RaIcy rivht
END a. Pratt, quarter back. Gould and Jack sui hnnif
backs; stearns, full back. " '"''
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-11-19

ST. LOUIS Nov 18-The story that President Sodsn Of
the Boston League club was in St Louis yesterday for
the purpose Of comforting with Won Aho patch
city he expected here 1t Ia that President
Williams of the Chicago Association club here
terday but was for the purpose OF discussing bust
concerning the club In his city, Williams
strenuously opposed to Q compromise between the
League and Association.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-11-19
The Winner. ut Gnrne,d Pork.

cnirAco. H. Nov. 1s.Todays races at Garfield Park
pecker second Eddie T. third. Time. o:53,
on Second ts1wys taroTg. Zed won Falerna SEQ
Third kaes-six tqrIonsk Costa ltica won. Tenor
Fourth Race-Six furlong. Gal Bnnum won. Fly
Leaf second. Eugene third. Zine, t2UL. ~
fifth Racs--fOur furongs. Coaia Rica won Annie
Clark second, Maggie b.. third Time U5IH
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-11-19
wheelmen Playing whist and Pool.

Tho members annual pool and whist tournaments
opened at the Brooklyn Bicycle Club last evening.
Three games were played In the pool tournament.
Charles X Brumley defeated A. Bnrnett by 70 to q;
Waldo T. Fuller defeated George Corley by 10 to 70;
Elper sktnnsg the clubs expert defeated Nat Rogers
by 90 to u points. Two sets Of whist were played.
by 20 to \. and Skinner and RAhming defeated Hobby
and Raymond by 25 to g.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-11-19
Jimmy Lark,ns Is the ravorite.

NEW oRLxAsa Nov. 18.-James Larkins Of Jersey
City and John Griffin of Boston will before tho
olympic Club of this city tomorrow for purse OF
81. 800. Larkins will have for OF his seconds his
trainer. Murray. and Griin will have Jimmy Carroll
Both the men are in excellent condition Larkins Is
slightly the favorte here but his hackers not Offer
ing any great odds on their choice.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-11-19
How Harvard VIII Place Her Tsam Against
Yale.

cAnRtpof. Nov 1s.-The Harvard eleven win line up
against Yale In next Saturdays game a. fellows Hal
lowell right end: Newell right tackle: Nackie right
guard BangA centre: Dexter left guard Waters left
tackle: Emmons left end: quarter back, Gage: half
backs Coroett and Lake, full back Traord Last year
there was substitute for each individual position and
that substitute was not expected to Nil any other place
This year the team viii be accompanied By substitutes
who can accsptably Ill any Of two three positions.
necessary. Fearing and Gray substitute backs.
II half back II hurt, Fearing will be the nrst man
substituted In some respecta Fearing considered a.
good as either Lake Corbett. He IL powerful run.
ner and though not good ground Gainer possibly
a. the two regular half backs he doubtless superior
to either OF them IN rush line blocking the defensive
Should Capt TrAnord be injured and forced retire
either CorbStt win dron back to Tranords place and
81 re MAN ram: Cray yin ": aSord. place n shs case
sapnsr VII! 60 In That Il not Harvard:
st half back and Cobb at quarter back.
In case De1ters twisted knee will not allow him to
play Vail will probably face Morrison and next Vail
IN the list Of guards comes Highlands They each
feet tall and weigh lS5 pounds apiece. Mason Is .
sort Of substitute he will be
either At tackle or end should the emergency arise
The ne1t tackle e Ftshpsh who has played
come in for end should Mason drafted earlier
game. Big Shea has pushed Bangs hard during tho
past week for the centre position. and would get
chance IN the game at Springfield II anything should
happen TO Banys Rantoll will be with the team at
Springfield aud can play either guard or tackle
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-11-19

BRIDGEPORT Nov 1S-Gustave Gaboner. who styles
himself the champion eater OF the world performed
q feat last night which has been witnessed here
before lilo devoureh forty raw eggs IN three minutes
GabOner out wit challenge OF $lOOO to eat eggs
against any body in the world.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-11-19
Rutgers Heat New YORK;. Law school.

NEW BRuSswicK. Nov ls.-The team representing tho
New York Law School came hero to-day to play Rut-
gers. The visitors defeated by II TO o. The
grounds were covered in parts by Ice. so that
brilliant playing was impossible. The Law School
were short Of their best men. Messler and Gabs
kicked goals. Scoring was done in the second half
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-11-19

SAN Francisco. Nov. 1s.-Edward Hanlan. the oars.
man. arrived here to-day from Victoria. h. G., and win
10 into training his race with Alec Mclean OF New
Wesiminster y o. which takes place here on Nov ~
He want TO row Henry Peterson Of this city for ~ 900
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-11-19
THE busy BoWLERs.
Cr-ek w,eiAers o. The wseaes Ban strue-
siinr fox ChAsaRsen Henors.

Not one Of the fifteen crack players that composed
the three teams that played last niehts fass In the
American National tourney 81 the osrmana Assembly
Room alleys escaped getting one or more Of those
dreadful -brfds... fhs. gsosssiy sesonnts for the
other the Alpha and fdela clubs OF this
city and the Atalsntas Of Brooklyn The scores
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-11-19
Herreshor Bu,,dIpg More n.c,.s Yacht

BRrsrol. Nov. 1s.-The Herreshons have received
orders for two more boats two and. half rater
90 feet over ali, for Comrnodore Morgan OF New York
The twoandahaf rater will be shipped to Scotland to
is stated good authority that the 4sfooter now
being built by the for Archibald Rogers Of