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The sun., 1891-10-08
with Shotgun and Rine.

Three doctors in the final ties for the Duryea
Cup at the Fountain Gun Club shoot woodlawn Park
yesterday. besides Snapper" Garrison and two others
Two Of tho doctors. Shells and Schwartz made great
nght for tho cup All killed their ten straight in the
regular shoot and left to the doctors fight
II out Bird after bird killed until sanh hal totalled
twelve straight Dr. Shells killed his thirteenth, hut
Or. schwartu unfortunate enough to lose bis al
though dropped dead last out of bounds This " tho
second time that DR.. Shells has the cup,
Tie regular shoot of tho College Poin. Sch dtzcn Com
psny OF the best In point Of that thoy
ever had. Eight members shot At 100 yards on the
thrteenrlng target. three shots ench possible score
g.. The seorss we're; Max Miller. 8si e. A; Nlemeyor
Fuchs 81 J. Vonnfb 20; ii. Fehn. 20. -'' ~
About two months ago r. Fnster Jr. W. C. Levins Of
the Glenmore ROD aud Gnn Club and J. Blake Of tho
Parkway Rod and Gun Club made match to shoot
seros Of four shoots at hcen birds each Nottingham
rnes thirty yaris rise for silver pitcher to oost S
the la.t two shoos took az ps ark
tns shs IS 'nGS !.s"ad :o . slfaH s- sne
Blake g. and W. g. Lsyips 10. Yesterday the total
1a j. Blake "a and Pister Jr oJ This made The 70.
~ oI thS four shoots r. rnster Jr "a; W. e. levins
The Manhattan Gun Clnb aefaulted In its monthly
shoot at Dexter raTk yesterday.
Tho Dexter Park Shooting Association will DO started
on Saturday next at Dexter Park sweepstaks shoot.
ing at blue rocks from hve trap. similar to State
sh0ots will be commenced atf y NJ Any n,-inbsr of
any reputable nun club 10 allowed to enc- The
mittse reserves the right 70 refuse an entry.
The sun., 1891-10-08

Track athistcs at Columbia has received great set
back In tho loss OF its able Captain Herbert Mapes who
lost Lis life by drowning at Fire Island this summer
Victor Mapes Hornbostle. Hail. vosburgh. and Porter
have left college 1t will he difficult to ind capa
bic q iiins u. position Of captain coli, whitney
sprints whitney the mile Hasdng IN the sprints and
pol vault and Collins In the walk will be tho prom
nent mon in noxt years team W. r. smith, "a gives
promise q good results IL hs hurdles I hs trains faith
ing, and may do something this year.
fhere will be no tug-of.war team At Columbia this
year. Columbia has for long tino been preSmipent
In this line The % .msndment, however. 70 the Inter
event was defeated last sol-y through the work
of the Columbia delegation, and II will undoubtedly be
lege. viii be hurt by this action.
The sun., 1891-10-08
TROTTING EXTRAORDINARY.
"A SOW AND DAU0HTER OF ELECTION.
EER LOWER WORLDS RECORDS.

TIE Two-Yenr~OtA Colt Orion Trots Mile
On Stochton's Kite Track In ailn IA
Tho Yeariiae Ftny Ben Bira Lowers the
Yearilng Record 70 1,a7 "a.
STOCKTON. Cal, Oct 1.-THE record breaking q
meeting commenced on the kite-shaped track
at this point yesterday. and two worlds roc
ords were lowered.
For the hrst trial Marvin. came out behind
the famous Palo Alto o-year-old stallion
Orion. BY Electioneer. out Of Manette. entered
to beat his record Of 2:21. mado in race at
the State Fair few weeks ago. Orion was 40.
companied by running mate. and went of
easily. He went the first quarter in BAN. the
hall mile In 1:05 fiat three.duarters IN .42h.
world's record o. . :lS held BY sunol.
Marvin then brought out tho yearling Boil
Bird. by Eleottoneer out OF Beautiful Bells. to
70 against claraign for purse and TO beat
ally acted splendldly and led TO tho quarter
post In 374 seconds. half-mile post In ian.
beatlng the worlds recerd hy two seconds; 49,.
record from 2:22 to 2:17k.
The sun., 1891-10-08
RACING At LOUISVILLE
R.dolph Wrns the st. I.eEer ana Changes
Owners.

LOUISVILLE. Oct THE talent had things their own
way a: Churchill Downs today picking four o: the i've
winners who the remaining event FELL to . strongly
played second favorlte The weather was raw and
cloudy the attendance 500 and the track In good
condition
For 81, 500 A. c. McCancrty Of Fort WORTH Tex. has
bought Of Pat Dunn. Chicago. the chestnut gelding
Insolence. aged BY Imp. 0lenels. dam Impotence.
The historic St. Legcr the third at mile and
quarter for three yearolds worth to the winner $780,
originally had good list OF entries but the nsld that
went TO the post tells tale Of too much racing these
days two OF the nominations facing tho nag
They Rudolph 1c2 Fitzpatrick and rarqu In. 1a2
Freeman the former being the favorte at to g. Tar
qun made the running at slow pace until turning into
the home'tretch whore the favorte ensy hoaded him.
winning in a common gallop by . length and . half.
'Gs a:ss 'ns sss.s ss"s'F '2s .es -
ps1 ,an Of b. S
sns :" SsS
s:s; s
% 9s
q odds on and ies In YER, winner
II: h.s
s:sa
yards ana
t2toI; The nniil vas confined % ths pair ths for
third. two snr.Ss on Tims. TO- The winner Is one
Of the gAnsst hlies In training.
The 1t. Leger next. Then followed . hve.furlong
dash for maiden twoysaroId llies With five starters
fsyo5s eat ss even money 81. s1'. son In clever :,y,
anois hy income four lengths for second place Time.
I4 A1ie y fell at this hn.I turn but neither she nor
- ., rnes:.
trick the fremont flly Ftliiie. TO- Washan mp. who
was to 10 the betting. winning ridden out by half
length while the fAvorte beat Fred raIal length for
place honors. Time 1:44A
The sun., 1891-10-08
Cary Changes His Mind.

PRINCETON, Oct. Jim Robinson. Prinoeton's ex.
trainer was In town to-day anu spent hour watch.
ing the football game between the varsity and tho
scrub teams Tho latest that Jim had was from
Luther Cary who announced to tho Princeton students
at the St. Lous games that he had retired from ath.
let,es pernanentlY Jim said today have ju.t 70
stvean from Cary rsln,tvs e. the reports q
slii1sG,her is from aH,neiis. an lie ssys th.. n.
earned some money in Chicngo. 10 means to come
back 10 Princeton and finish his education Cary Will
hi. " record In the near future" The Man.
A. T. for refusing to allow the records made by Cary
withaut so much trouble. :" lie has made" said he
I'm
The sun., 1891-10-08

C0NDIrIONS-The foregoing prizes will be awarded
to tho three persons who shall On or before Oct, 40
1891. send us the best worded" Advertisement a
MAsTIFF PLUG CUT Tobacco.
Each entry for these prizes must not contain more
than 100 words. be signed with correct name and ad
drcss Of sender. and be mailed 10 tho j. B. PACE 10.
BACCO CO.. Richmond. Va.
Every contestant must enclose with his entry aa
empty MAsTIrF PLUG COT Tobacco Pouch a. evidence
that he 10 writing from experience.
Tho test which will govern tbs awarding Of the prsss
will he originality Of expression and the best snumsra.
tion of Its strong points.
Prizes will be awarded Nov. 10. The Judges win b.
the following wel.known gentlemen:
BUSINESS MANAGER PHILADELPHIA T1xRa
BUSINESS MANAGER PHILADELPHIA ITEM
ADvG MANAGER. PHILADELPHIA RECORD.
The J. B. PACE TOBACCO CO.. Richmond. Va.
The sun., 1891-10-08

DyrEor Oct. Tho race between tho City Of the
Straits and the Pappoose attracted hundreds Of yachts
men from all lake cities to Detroit to-day. Tho race
took place IN Lake ". Clair with good wind The
conrse ton miles windward aud turn Tho start.
Ing gun was fired Mt II 80 O'Clock. aud the CITY NJ
the Straits crossed the line = inmate ahead OF tho
rappoose
psppo9ss turned the stake four minutes ahead Of
CITY set her jibtopsn club iOpsai and spinnnker. and
tbs psppoose her tYpsaii and balloon li6 Half wsy
Siy hs. water ssil Tho rsppSo.e oro,ssd ,,, , the
beinX Papp0ose $40 30; City Of the Straits. 3.8<+t
Allowing % seconds given by the Ysppooss on account
utes md ~ seconds.
The race WAS Tor $500 and the championship OF the
The sun., 1891-10-08
THE CRICKET MATCH A DRAW
Because Hsin Prevented the Game frosa
BEING Played Oct.

The rain yesterday spoiled the cricket match
ut Livingston between Lord Hawkes. English
team and All New York. but during the morn
ing some excellent play was seen. and the
local players fully redeemed themselves. Tho
score. 100 for ave wickets was very crcditahlc
and showed clearly that the team would not bo
beaten in q single inning. Archie Brown
batted splendldly. and his 95. not out. is the
best performance ever accomplished against
an English team in this country. Robot
Ncwhall OF Philadelphia scored ~ in
one inning. but Browns 72. not out. was
an equally good effort, while his good
play in the fret attempt should also be con,
sidored. +. j. Prendergast also batted In good
form and with plenty of confidence. and his
unfortunate run out alter he had acored 34 by
the spectators. Il, D. Davies was wen sct. witii
II to his credit when the ratn came, and he
The players waited around the club house un-
til 3o'clock. whom, 1t was agreed between the
match draw. The following Is tho full score:
The sun., 1891-10-08

meeting of the Board Of Trustees OF tho brooklyn
Bicycle Club hold Tuesday evening at the club
house. o. Hanson place. Considerable business was
transacted
Tho newly appointed road officers consisting Of
hsssrS b. r. Rico. Beech and 81. l. Alien. present.
e., the following road card or for the month
Sunday, Oct. II. to TnrrytOwn: saturday. Oct. ~.
moonlight to Iowe's sunday Oct TX MontrIsir
Falls.
Tho regular annual club consisting OF u one n, 10
ordinary and milo safety track and mile han.
diap road race. will bs run early In November IN n.
Invitation race meet I:is propSssd 60 secure new
Queens, l.. L., viii bs nelectod and programme or
eight races VIII ba arranged The events VIII ba open
10 club members only The affair will DO Au
event All the cyclIn. clubs the vicinity will bs in.
yitn "A n attend
The sun., 1891-10-08
J.. a. w. Division Nominations.

The annun election Ofths officers and
OF the New York State Division of the League OF Amer
can wheelmen will be held next month. Secretary.
Treasurer O. N. Nisbst Of the division announce the
following nominations for office:
For Chief Consul, o. y. Luscomb Of Brooklyn: Vice
Consul 4. W. Wood, SyrAcuse Secretary Treasurer. W
H. De .rnar Ssw York Representative Pirss district,
beck H. Weiner, and H. a. Noble ali Of New York: T. b.
Lockwood Yonksrs; y, Il. sturgosn New Rochelle. Reo'
ond district H. Potter, W. RAsquin and ID. Mclean.
brooklyn, Fourth district J, 7. RuhI and A. Brnwn,
syrsegI,sS,; I,., y A. ,shsrman "pa & q O. Hodges Utica
re, cortnnd; LAND; y, IoWs, ainkhrmteh. and Doet.
": l. Beck. LocSport: Barhssand III Brown Roch'
The sun., 1891-10-08
ENTRIES EoR MORRIS pARK.
sowe uish-class Performers Entered In the
Various Events.

To.day's programme will bo run on at Morris
Park. the Country Club Handicap and the
Mount Vernon Stakes being the features Of the
card.
Raceland may win the Country Club Haudi-
cap but Bermuda and Senorita will have a
look In at the finish. Leonawell aud St Flo
rim should both run wol In the Mount Vernon
Stakes. Tho opening event may 20 to DR.
Hasbrouck, Will, Maidstone second. Kilkenny
may land tho maiden two-ycar-old race. and
Entre hus n good chance TO be second. Port
chester may win the third. with Boansey SEQ
ond but II the track Is heavy Equity will have
moie than an outside chance. despite her re-
cent indifferent showing, Ing, a ,hTsS. ,h Wasterson.
This Is the programme In detail:
rir.t Rarn-A handInnn axAnnatakss for nil aaas Of
The sun., 1891-10-08
The v.moose VIII Try for Record.

Tho American Yacht Club Is going to have an exhibi
ton OF speed by OF the fast steam yachts after all
Tho chances of race between tho yamoose and Nor.
wood to take place this season. very slight owing
to the weather and the length of time the rcpairs
to the Norwood will occupy AIR Hearst asked
BY the crb to take tho vnmooss up Milton Point on
the Sound. and TO speed the yacht over u measured
mile He has consented TO do this and the run viii
take place next saturday afternoon Mr. Hal, says tho
yacht viii be neerd In fuiI Wow Of those in the club
house. All the iUvitstions insued for the k0rw nod.
VAmOuse viii be good Tor aft ernoD
" 10 probable that milo VIII br made hi very uuick
time. Tho following speaks for Itself:
Nxw YoRK. Oct 7. 1901.
prA. sR In reply to your is.ter regarding exhibit
t2n ot spesi hy tho yamoose ht the American Yacht
that shall Ss happy TO plaee the vnmooss entirely 81
and thst the crew will await your orders
In The matter of race with the Norwood certainly
prefer TO wait until Mr. Nnnro ehs. have his boat IN
c6ndltion snd then TO race boat against boat this
.rpear! 10 10 not only tho customary nhnner but un
doub'ody the most satisfactory and Rtsrestiny to all
cnncerpoj.
hy you 10 10 sincerely. W. n. IIEARsr.
To GEoRGE ". Hall Esq, Chairman Regatta Commit
tee American Yacht Club,
The sun., 1891-10-08

sseIdsd e Tys further rebate q club
the expense each club the Day regatta
amounts TO only slb There 4. stu surplus IN tle
ton run on enslne,. prncipss Tho assocal,on has
drodse the fats between Midland and Eiie bridges
on the paesaic River and petition being signed
sSs ,ha,ins shs mater n charge Ars' An GEosl
r.Sa ssss, q " u pey rai'as o. and hSO,
The sun., 1891-10-08
slossoa Defeats D.iy q. Broskiyu.

Hsssrs. slosson and DAILY continued their 900 point
series OF billiard games the atsrs billiard psriors.
OH Washington street. Brooklyn. last evening. Tho
game was trire longer and less brilliant than on the
preceding night II 10 very evident that SosIOh plays
4 better gau,o ~ home than abroad.
Last night no very high runs made. Rlosson q
hi.hss. wa, lss and Daly's ioi. Twentysix innings
ss s. Iss & 4p H. H. Co. av.s
8 !. ! 1sas ss,s, e ss5oa ss5 1,.as.s Z as s
.: 4. ~ :. :: n; s.:ss :.ssns ss:. the
The sun., 1891-10-08

The opening Games In the Polytechnic In stuts ten
mis- tournament will DO played to-day on the grounds
Of the Young Mems Christian Association in Brooklyn
The entries Will play ss follows;
First Class-reitcAmp bye, Tent W.. Russell, Miriam
vs. sAnkey, Parker n bye.
second GAss-Aneld' . bye, SOHO vs. Thompson Boat
wick Hunt IIenderHon vs. Jarvis barnard W. E
don, starr u bye.
THIRD Liasy-Undsrhill q bye Vs. Maxwell a bye; '.
Mason bys. ". H. O. Be,resr9rd bye: Gottsberser
M.J hoisSp' a; ro,tsI VS. u Downs, g Carh.ri w.
y, Howard bys. vs.. Ormsbes bye; Crandah n bye.
TAnohert q bye.
The sun., 1891-10-08
POINTER WINS THE MATCH.
THE TENNEsSEE PAGER TOO MUCH FOR
CALIFORNIA; DIRECT.

a s . ns..s a u.cu~t a q Nancy
- u.... -, p.,...- =.
-
Crowned Ming OF hseenor'e Fseers-"'-
rect Was eame, bat Poinssr Outlastes
the Black sen OF Dictator. who Was
Handicapped By the Weather.
u,o,,
IEhsh hAoph 11, Jes .' ,as p,sa", ns % aoaS
asreeu ui.' hs' ro'n.et "au ,.n ,s ..ss.ss
beaten III the great ouei whicn pcsah yes,er-
day afternoon and remained at issue with a
pool selling was $50 for Hal. and Directs STOCK
for success seemed the more & hopeless s. .ai, ",
mo r as ss wss ds sns on In' soeesy soe ~
tint the .toy. te naop horse
prss, good .ScSans 81 himself ths ana lst i
paced paced this afternoon. Tho PAGERS went away
IN SS oap S save %
were tho same. an e and the time was i:o5x.
There was . probability that the race record
PAGERS wSsr al did the third quarter in os1x the big
erowa Desan 10 en.hase an ior .ne ,, n,s. .mS 10
,,r,h h,,t a,onch q, ,,or,o,t C,aers IN lettino,
mus', MI,Wa ~ snous. w W., ns s.sIn -, s..ss
on Hol Pointcr. who had something 70 spare
as no finished In 2:1Ok.
This aettled anv doubt m 20 tho result. and
oo. ~, ~, n,n," 80 w. s.a
another mile In 2:12a ended tho race IN favor
Of the invincib,o gclding. Another match has
Man .rr.nood hetwoor +ho two during tina
meeting at Nashville. The track was better
suited to Hal Pointer. being q little ouppy. but
no would be y favorito over Direct now on tho
The sensation Of the afternoon was the mile
10 3;lS by the black colt Monbars, who started
The sun., 1891-10-08
The Wl...rs At elouee .t.r.

GLnucEsrKR. Oct 7.-rollowng are the results Of to.
days events:
rir,. R.ss,ssysn fu.lengs Owen Golden won. Mac.
Second Race-Four and 4 half furongs. Roy won,
zo!a second. vbrate My third; Time, o:tak
won usc%srtain,y % second. HSpsi third. Time, I;s2.
ond. Mlddiestcne third. Time. :<51S
Fifth Racs-aix furlongs Climax won, MONDAY sec.
I Sixth III facsHfoar % @ and hs furlons. yesfoo. won.
silence second. rhnd Rowe third Time. O67H
The sun., 1891-10-08
The Winner. .. e.-,e,a Park.

CHICAGO Oct. 7-Garheld Park results: track heavy:
ri y;r;t IN R4es;2ns One. mile Jack Brady won. Willow SEQ
Anssrse second. NeDuh third Time, ] 90 "'A'
Third Raos-One and one-eiahth miles Eolem won
barney second One Dlpe third: Time. 2:lo4
won: orInis second Getaway third. Time a:soH '''
Ftfth kace-One and one.Quarter miea hurdles. Spec.
uaton won. Joe d. second. Equinox third Time. 2:Sl
The sun., 1891-10-08
Amherst Plays - Tie.

AsiIRRsr Oct. 7-.Amhers, played saag's steven from
tho School Of Christian Workers Pratt Field this af
tornoon: score. II to H. The game wss very lively
aud stubb0rniy contested because of Saggs victory in
Springfield last fall Nearly all gainH for Amherst were
made Dy runs. stage gained by hutinB the line. Ills
team shows careful training LewiA and Baldwin did
the opp0nents. The next game between them will DO
The sun., 1891-10-08

Nrw BRUNSWICK. Oct. Tho class Of 'a5 =, Rutgers
hold an election to-day. yor captain football team
John Loud OF brooklyn WAS elected manager football
team, O. H. Cowia Of Railway; captain baseball team.
George r. DesLier OF New Hrunswtck.
The game betw Rntgsrs AMI stevens to-day was
pos poncd on account OF rain, rle next game win be
played on Saturday with tho Orange Athletic Club ~
The sun., 1891-10-08
Odds and Ends OF Sport.

There Is letter for "spider" Kelly ut this ONCE
Of sy nSs # ss.st :. sn Club
Ashss s Ss ns @
The dates q the Metropolitan Associstion boxing and
a4s 6s q Rc, \ o1 n: .ss
:
h,s ssSsa E;sd jasn'sn g snas tSs s,.:: term: g
The 40 and 126-pound amateur colored boxing com.
81 s
::s i:;:a ::$s @ .!sss
lyn. tonight.
e.: ts. Sss a; g; ;;. g
r 60 mem Eddie o0uhn and
Of
csS s 8 s .'''' of
Jake @ sss g, the lean
Hsanz
nam q.
s - S1e'SSa s
pound hit county. barring none. and wid give
boats reached Locking for more hon
hi s he
sl are and d:sa
ss: sss! {: You'd ii: III !.n.
Or sO sGS ss' Ss'p kG1:.nsa
Tlsssuses issntosni Smss % sad S.p.ain isss.s: H.
ss Sss ~ neoyn
rs Ssu,h os.rss Field GqS hsys decided to PsS:
nSs ths fH'loS"s ss
h tSse is
ACNE @ % T. IaAasy isis end <. fuei.asf. fssi end;
fooss soess.i Psse.rd colIse: g.
aS .ss q sSss ss
@ cS TS Ss sss:n ss
The members Of the ws.. Bergen Ashl:ts A:s9csston
sssSss !:ir y
S George SANDER:
accepted MsGusker's shai!onss i9 . winning rses.
Sa x1t q s.ys % knsnd
hs r L haao OF
..4y ; 4" sns ., mS:a /:
h dts
vengeance upon SulNAn whOm he charged with at
al Easn % Or s 'AA' As ''a WAS
Tho Penn Football Club has been organised for the
encoursged TO Try for positions on tho team, Evans
who played on the Adelrhs against tho Yale freshmen
two Years .ao Tayior. brown connely. and CAvanAgh
ere some Oh ths men aisany secured The team WIN
syos
The stuyysspnt Athletic Club have .nces:dsd y Ar
y Samson; aud champion Tim Murphy Of tho Pastpe
Athletic Club. and II Will hs decided ono OF the
nights OF the htuyvesanta boxing tournament which
"cHvalleri. Rusticana % the Lsnox Lyceums
i9S iS as and s bSs psaa kSrs S.w Sols close Oct
0n.Oct 10. at the ground. OF the Brooklyn Athletic
The sun., 1891-10-08
News from the Horse World.

J. NJ. Latin OF Oak Summit N. J.. claims tho
ppfsne 81 Allenst&ts t. for a q hey Hlly with white t
dam Lady Allen. by Happy Medium. sire o.
Nancy Hanks.
1t Ia almost any odds that sunol will heat
Maud 8. 'srecord over the Kitot track at stockton.
2:15S.. Details OF this performance will DO
found In another column.
Anybody who thinks Parkvilie Farm will not
year shoal ID see Forndaie and Chan .. march
aown the line They arc . great pair Of year
The sun., 1891-10-08
The rr,aee or Oranke Cup Keturned.

NrwnuRsH, Oct THE champion skater, Joseph y.
Donoshus who las, year brought bs country as ono
Of the numerous trophies won by HIN tho ice last
winter the magnificent Prince Of Orange Cup. to-day
eonsroyersy eyer the e IN, upon which M.s Pnt up
decided by tbe champion and by tho Manhattan Ath,
letc Cln6. which he represented on his latest tour
abroad. that II would be best tv return the cup,
The sun., 1891-10-08
Crack Bicyciists Try ror Records.

number OF prominent bicycle racers arc At Spring.
field for tho purpose VI lowering records On Tuesday
afternoon several attempts made upon the Hamp
den Park track.
q as 9tseGcnds, held by lsrlo tseed BY George
under bsrlo. record Tye,s time vas 80 !;t ss eomds
tried for the hail. threeQuaTter and the mile records
but failed to lower them
The sun., 1891-10-08
Tw.nty..seoaa Regiment Athletic Games

A special meeting OF the Twenty second Regiment
Athletic Association held OF tho armory Monday
evening last Ar which II decided to hold the regu
lar fall games OF the regiment on the evening OF satur
day, Nov 2s 4 programme Of twelve vents wss Do,
material acquired by the regiment during tho past
year these Eamss should prove Interesting and exct
effort. handsome die msdAls in gold and silver.
~ the same meeting the following OIcers elect
% 70 serve during the ensuns year; PIesiden Major
Y. Fryer; Vice frssldsnt sfrfeAnt 70 Brown. Con-:
Beofstsiy. 0SOfys sands. Company o.
The sun., 1891-10-08
A Postponement Mt I'imlleo.

BALrxoRE, Oct. 7-IIeavy rain nccessitated an ad
joprnnent of the trottnT here to-day There arc nve
stake events the programme which mnst be decided
Should the weather clear by tomorrow the track will
be nt to use BY the afternoon
The sun., 1891-10-08
EcAoe. s-on the OF. Louis Meet,.s.

ited wlth ciesnns out the crowd at poker.
II. .sss Ga: III ss .se Tsss r. A'A
n the two and vi"
SI e TO- the
.ssuas Is nos r
lar It occasions some trouble especially TO the stAsss
ssssa y s:
On hm sss A
Ss sss
been Tsrnsd no: to throw Il in the dirsos''a. -
=. Z 1?s.ss -
delight a ss.d 81. f.ii0s eaS l e.!
q ~ Ss:a ss%; q e e. %s Iii e
st. IeS S.s ns: e:
q: :: 8 y
& ss ss,s s.: s .s :. r -
!s: only esatsn 6sty sws snd tSiss s::a ~
E;::;s 81 7: z: \ =:
81 e. 1ss: sn'
% ss ;ha
Ees'S word'S record Of Il Is seconds made On sSs &
comparable Berkeley Oval path With all conditions t.
vorablo.
A. B. George trted 70 race his club nnAts Tommy cen
nsS OF : fssf in sn mile run sus "a seS. sSs M s.
wonders spurt It Is doubtful 4 there q an amateur y
the world outside of Kibbevhto. the VIE
from ouaS one ne to de hves miles. .'- "''N '''
Nike Murphy. The Detroit 4. c.s ts.iner - muSSs
this year In comparison 20 the last two msstnFs
BY the victorous careers of Owen. Jewett puobnrmS
and Luce. His excelsnce In this respect u almost
wasted In Detroit where he has no svaiabls talent Hs
would be good man for the Berkeley A O. or Columbia
College.
Al last Copeland has won an American hish.hurdle
championship Although no second 70 none a. tnis
20 close margin that Il was though 20 bs dsad hsss
on the rst occasion. George 6chweglsr beat him fo
the 1889 honor. b. sn sysaan ana ~ year p
dsfeaed BY ss inches: He won ~ yesE n. II onas ne
:s.,l99s :sss 9G 1885 Ssnaai.n
fractured Limb while racing sganst sehweglsT ana
trss be ran yard better than 10 seconds, and only
got dead heat with williams: In the runon Sops!anMa M
IL seconds Hs has broke the run OF u luck sns
may Be counted upon this championship - oftsn
a. he cares 70 compete for It.
The sun., 1891-10-08

W. ". MoGunnigls has been chosen manager of tho
Pittsburgh Club for the season Of 1872
The New Yorks and Gorhams did not play yesterday
on account OF rain. The game will be play cd next Sat
urdAy.
knocks 2 pop ry that q dropped by hedsr, tho
pire Will declare the batter OIL.
The sun., 1891-10-08

Jockeys Before the Board or Control.
There was secret meeting OF the Board Of
Control yesterday afternoon nt Norris Park.
Jockeys Clayton. Covineton. and Lambley were
summoned into tho presence OF tho august
body. but what happened could not be learned.
The sun., 1891-10-08
BOWLING ANALYSIs.

:, In the afternoon tho Engishmen dined at
the RACQUET Clu b. and afterwnrd attended the
tan League. They will visit the races to-day.
al'@h?uGh @ some some Of the party preterred going On
play fifteen at Baltimore on Friday and Sat
urday. and will then leave for Boston.