New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-11-08

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no one to take It. The player carried the bali ie"
Yards without advancing 1t, and the umpire o'uefeo
the ball 10 be given to Lehgh. The referee however
declared that the ball was not in play After q Dns
wmpgle. Cornell waived tho point. This was In the
For Cornell. johnson, Horton, Young and Bacon
aid the best work McClung and Ordway excelled
among the Lehigh players. Cornell made five touch
downs and two goals.
WASHINGTON AND LEE BEATEN BY GEORGE
TOWN.
Lexington w.. Nov. Washington and Lee Uni
versity was defeated by Georgetown %. c. College
to-day in football game; score, 80 to TO- Dowd the
baseball player and Reyes did the best work for the
winners
A GAME WON BY THE THEOLoGIANs.
Media Penn, Now (specsI.-At a game to-day
on University of Pennsylvania Grounds, the Short
ledge Media Academy lost TO the Theological Seminary
Of Princeton 10 10 %. In the second half shortledge
Academy played the best game, scoring IL TO Prince
toms g.
SPIRITED RUNNING AT JENNINGS.
Washington Nov. THE weather was good and the
attendance large at Bennings to-day. The racing
was spirited, and while only favorite won, the
winners, as a rule were we'll supported.
First race-Purse 1900, divided Tor winners at
this meeting six tlgongs Bellevue r. Mar S.r 1O
a. Covlngton, 112, third Time-1 rs IA.
second RECOURSE $4OO, divided. One mile.
George W W Mdseley, o. Won UsrSe1us IS, a. tS Sog
T 1SsSnii rs: as ''''N ""'''' ''A
Third Handicap purse $500; divided On One
@s sa0 sm%s iao second Celia oSnscn g.
third. Time-o 90 3-4 S..
Fourth recourse 1900 divided; six furlongs: Dr.
second; Mr.. Pickwfck Midgey) "a. third. Time 10
Fifth race-IIandicap, purse s400 divided one mile
and threequartes over hurdles SEQ sch n%S Psnes
Phiibin) 1875 third Time-3 10.
II was decided to-day to continue the meeting until
the 10th. according to the original contract The
entries for Mondays races follows:
First race-Three.quarters of mile Experience Qate
Kitty To- 1O4: Judge Morrow. Harvester, liz each ;
Fannie Lewis, Gold Dollar. 1O7 each; schuyIill. 81.
,o ec %ynh 11 Norton iii Enso ios Captain
Manning Jim" Kenny, 1o4 zach; Charleston 1ls.
Third race-One mile. Iiallyhoo, 100; Mary Stone,
40: Margherita 103; Tattler. 112.
Fourth race-One and onesixteenth miles. Celia
0o; SeOrita, 117 ADJ, 100
Fifth raee-steepeclase. cours:; Repartee. ,4 lag;
benefit, 40: Grey Gown, 14o, Hercules, loo, mp
Flap, 1885, Boutwell,, 1856.
DOESN'T WANT ORMONDE BACK IN ENGLAND.
London, Nov. Upon being invited to subscribe,
at 300 guineas per mare, to syndicate which pro-
posed to bring the great horse ormonde back to
England for breeding purposes, the Right Hon. Henry
Chaplin, president Of the Board Of Agriculture. who is
O prominent member of the Jockey Club replied that
hs declined TO join the syndicate the ground that
OrmOnde notorious "roarer.' He said that he
attributed the great increase In the number of
OF the disease known roaring to the indiscrmnate
use OF stations and added "Therefore can con-
ceive of nothing injurious to breed of horses
than the Introduction OF an unsound horse like Or
monde"
NOVEL TROTTING MEET.
The appetizing odor of a Rhode Island clambalse
greeted the nostrs OF unusually large gathering at
the Gentlemen's Driving Club headquarters, Fleetwood
Park Yesterday afternoon There three races,
exhibition parade of Fred Aker's splendid trotting
stallion Idol King with the showing Of fine pair
four-year-od and three yearold Of his get to pole
clever display Of trick fancy and rough riding by
a half breed named J. G., Deer, a mustang with
Mexican saddle. ,.--~. ....
The first race was for 30 class trotters and brought
Albert. Dundee Dr.. t. and Etelsa. driven BY L. H.
Hurd, Jesse .Yereance, W. Levinus and J. Rudd,
spectlvely. This for 800 purse, mile and re-
peat In harness. Mr.. Alex. Newburger's Prince Al
bert, fine bay geldng. in straight heats In 81
and 2 81 12; Dundee finishing good second In the
first heat and Dr.. IT. getting the place in the second.
The dorbleteam race was by Mr.. Fred Gerken's
Castoria and Lynx, although this pair finished second
to Gulliver and mate In the first heat. Nelson and
mate got third place. The times of the three heats
were as follows: 40, Q 35 and 40 800 purse;
skeleton wagons.
Then came the match race between P. Ryans black
mare Lightning Maid and l.. H. Bernhem's b. g. Light
foot for 800 a side, best two In three In harness.
Lightfoot the second and third heats, Lightning
Maid, however putting up determined battles. Time
A band OF music was In attendance and Phillip
Maiin's cambake programme was declared rousing
success.