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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-11-08
Odd. and Ends Of sports.

60, Now York-The bet Is . draw.
Dave Holland has Just received letter from Tony
C Go Gfn1sy '0nnu'A' 'AA' ' " ~ ''' '''' WAN
Leader Of the tho s "
Sonp areil Rowing club. When an active member he
was enthusiastic oarsmsn
To rps Enron or TUX svS-sir: Icannot SEQ how Mr.
slain NE s c no
only entitled to TIA, .ls. but the eosr.sndsi1o~
day as he said he Would it is thought no s.. d.
fH h IL.
the ch mDlI and Charley Mitchell
Th I Ssns s1S a.
members direct the reception which VII taxe paSs
" j.. j. rowe: assistant sa.thelmer; Chairman Of
Reception Committee. C. Doerner.
At Dick Whites grounds. South BROOKLYN on Sunday.
Peter GecEsn and f. Rsys'w a s4S
faa cao ss vino scored
Harrington Goog.n Is ds:.,isnsd and has wsEered.
Hsns.on say. Sa hs L.
.ss ssa Pn s .
TO arrange battle with Tommy Creed Of BrookHYn 1t
Ii: .p pssH. s ssa dq S on
to-
9ss s d I'M
accomplished the las. piece Of work necessary to max
gym viii take place Immediately alter tLe eoI
January.
The BriRh ton A. c. have arranged series Of Elevs
bouts to take place Saturday evening" Nov 10. The
Will be welterweIgt match. for ten rounds
between Edward Drumnona e,snampion Of The .a,t
xmpion. Tho featherwelght contest VIII % Do
tween Martin Wise. Carlisle A. c., and John Kenny.
Brighton A. c.. for eight rounds
Jack sksly. representing Nike Haugh. Yesterday
ment for the glove Eight between Nike Haugh and
Frank Erne OF Buias The match is 10 be for purse
Of $500. Of which the loser Is TO receive $lu they
weigh IN at the ring side A. lls pounds, ever
Wauyh il ira ming Fort Hamilton under the eye 0.
Jack sicily while Erne viii do his WORK ~ Cresceh.
Beach, = suburb OF Buffalo
At regular meeting OF tho Nonpareil Rowing Club.
held last night at the boat house the teisring non.
Vice President. Murphy: secretary. O. late As
sIstant secretary. Meyer. Treasurer. G. T.. Oswal.
Jr and VI. Tisrney: Captain W r. tody ana I I"na
tees A. Irsch. NJ Miller. f. Bradbury =. Rose e. W.
Tablet. n. lie kulsk. W. Campbell aud A. W. Potter
The Boiling Springs Fishing and Gun Cub Of R,fer.
ford will shoot at blue rocks every wednesday dntt
November. December. and January IEe htst ,"h,e''s
DO follows: Thirty per cent 10 frst 20 Der ctht 70
sec0nd 20 per cent othri l"re ,"nI I" i"Gr, D 40
10 per cent TO nth. prs wi aso re aNnF1rH -
those WHO have the highest record. at the -hd OF is
three montls There practice stUOtiu. on lLo cAlo
GROUNDS every Saturday afternoon
GLFN Cove Nov At meeting tonight or me
Athletic Committee ~ the Glen owe A. o. hr!d az me
III. annual games the Dsscris ane road uti!ihinS
the scho0house property. corner Of Forest lane
The contests will commence promptly AZ 10 CLOCK "a
he tnrliei: ICO.,ari dash, 2.oy"fd dash, isnyTn
SnrdI. race lrEyArt slow M,yte race nAhds nHS
mic sprint bcyce rars fnnins InoH d nnp'
San i'm broad Jump putting ne tA,rsn p"nha snIS
m.'h.-s ~ the club special onchaltmi!e scrktcn
mn M :. nj a 100 yard dash vii. also be decided.
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To-day. Entries ut Guttenburr.

First Race-Three quarters of a mile. for mAidens
Chauncey Johnny O'Connor. Bon Voyage, John r.
Dewdrop, 1U1 each: Adventures. lO4: Vera. Lady
sall.r o. each Dan sullivan SPOT Va each Lizzie t.
Second Race-five furonss. Skadi Miss hess kean-
or 80 each; Jack pot. Berwyn. III each Young Lot
terry 1ly; Bel Deuonio. H.; Bolivar luH Fdge lOl.
Third RaceaHandtcap: nve and half turlonss
Marguerite ITO: Sandowne, 1l2 Nespasian. lOA False
Ahrens III: Leigh 30: Rightaway To- Eleanor io2.
Fourth Race-Une mile; handicap, Sir Walter Raj
eiRh W; Badge l1s: King crab III. Logan. lO2: ES
perisnce. lo4: Rico. a5; Dagonet, ~.
Fifth Race-For yearlinRs: selling; three furOnRs.
Miss Nellie. Miss Marie Rhoda hlly Lady Smith. ~
each: Appomattox. 10: Lea hly. 1905 Blue and
sixth Rnce-Mile and sixteenth: selling. Harry
Aonzo uormerly Elise Morrison cUltl. XenOphon. James
town Addis Il. Freezer. 1O4 each; Alma ~; Daniel
Headlight. liz each: Clenochy. ITO.
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At FoLo CRouNDl
A Tie Between Berkeley aud Harvard
Schools.

Berkeley and Harvard schools lined up against each
other In nterscholastic football game AZ Berkeley
Oval yesterday afternoon The Berksleyitss went TO
the Oval confident that their school team would come
OF victorious. Tic cadets played finished game
throughout Their Interference AMI backing were
especially notice abba In running their backs showed
that they had improved since they defeated Columbia
Grammar School week age. They ran low and gained
steadily Harvard school relied mainly on their rush
line work They have heavy team and ono or two OF
the big fellows are quite ferocious. 1t was their
WEIGHT which prevent ted Berk.sy school from WIN.
ming. Capt. Dudley played with the Berkeley team
and did excellent work Bogert and Bowers made
some brilliant runs and punts
The Harvard boys not overconide nt OF victory.
ana they consdeed them.eives fortunate IN retiring
IRON the he.d with the 9 .ine tie. whitney made
long gains Tor Harvard aud scored two touch downs.
Capt Ghatneld Kicked q goal from 0ns OF these
Teddy Bosert and Ball made The touch downs tor
Berkeley. Bowers Kicked one goal. Tho score was;
Berkeley. ~; Harvard. ~. Tie teams lined up ~
fellows;
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Jimmy Mclaughlin Wins Two Races at
Chicago.

CHICAGO. Nov. Jimmy Mclaughlin struck
. clover patch when he landed at Hawthorne
to-day. As on Saturday. he pulled down two
purses with Key West and Grand Prix. Both
were at prohbitivs odds. and most OF the
books held them out altogether.
1t was tight fit for Key West. who led from
naCfall to we'll into the stretch. Within a six
teenth Of home he began to die away. but Dog
pstt. working him with steel and whip. came
again. beating Good Bye neck Bill Pinker-
ton was third. Summarizes:
First Race-For threeyear.olds: thres.fourths of .
mile. Rey Del Mar FIRST Marion O. second, Pekin third
Time. 2Sh.
second Rsce-selling: three.fourths of mile Gil.
ford hrst. Doubtful second, Fred Houston third.
Time. rs.
Third Race-Seing: three-quarters Of . mile. EN-
PsIor Billet hrst Johnny Greener second Sam sayres
Good Bye second. Billy Pink erton third. fine :b5
Fifth Receive furonKs, brand Prtx rrst, RAzzls
Dazzle second. Glrnoid third. Time. ITO
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Result. OF tho Race. At Nashville.

NASHVILLE. Nov. 7.-Three Of tho favorites
were beaten at West Side Park to-day in q
series OF interesting races run over track .
trifie heavy. Summary:
First Race-Seing; five furonRs. Hustler, 1o2 per
fnsh nrst: Bob Toombs. lO2 lBryanp second: DuennA
1o6 !ThoIpe>; third Time. :os. hettng-Six to 1
Second Race,nseling: six and . half furongs. Ser
second; Forest Rose. rs "a. Clayton) third Time.
1:26k BettinK-Three to on Servitor. 80 to Costa
Ricn to Forest Rose
Third RaceI0ns milo. Dolly McCone. lo3 Thorpe,
Kinney. 81 lsargent). third. Time, 1900 Betting
Seven to 10 Dolly McCone. 10 to Emma Primrose II
70 Prince kinney.
Fourth RAes-for two.year.olds: five and = half fur
s. E .se9nd a. I.ona 49, barps ahrd
Time l:l2k. Bstting-Two to Col. s. 10 to each
HAnnigAn aud LeonaS
Fif,h Race-seing; for twoye ods: four furlones.
vida. i07 rerkins,. hrs: sir Cart. 1ls R wiliiams
S5:k. Bettng-four to vida. to Sir Carr. to
Ed Greenwood.
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WHITE usAAcsoS)-INKLvK riycIa
16 Q-Et3Q) BxB 80 PIX Kt4 P-R6
IL QIB 900 81 Et-Kt3 R-kS
IL QNO ktxQ So Resigns.
~ R-osq P-B3 Snin. rs min.
~ P-kt3 ORC 50
"a min. IL min.

NOTES BY F. LAsKER-
ta) According TO Steinitz II Ia not rood to win a
knight witt bishop in SIMILAR position
lU) seemingly loss of time. hut actually tho most
effective reply. Black threatens now 70 4 ifS \ F.
ktxP DBxB. ut 90 - y. ana one OF tho blac K
knights Ia bound TO he planted at IL R5
tc) Rack takes with the 1T. Tor after IL P KIP 20
g. L. PIX s. rxB 10 p x Is. kt-y T. black obtains u
Formidable attack, whereas other combinations leave
whites = 7 weak.
ID II here QB black may reply Ok . which pre-
vents white from casting either side by the same
continuation as in actual play.
(e) See diagram.
% Itl6QxQ, loBHB. Ktx Kt ch.. black
likewise retains an extra pawn.
~ To prevent black from ROT.
ny The remaining moves all forced, and need no
further comment
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RosEDALEs ON DECK AGAIN.
They Win Two welI.rolled Games IN the
American National TOurn ament.

Bowling in tho American National tournament was
resumed at the Germania Assembly Room alleys last
night The contesting clubs the Pleasures Rose
daes and Spartans OF this city The Rosedaes had
in the first frame and during the of the
test had the Pleasures beaten The champion Spartans
began tho second game very poorly. the Pleasures
leading in the first frame by fifteen pins The spartans
braced up. however and soon commenced to add many
From the third frame they had everyt ing their
way. winning by sixtysix pins The tAird game
brought the Oli-tine rivals, the Spartans and Rose
dAle. together. The game closely contested for
six frames but after that the Rosedaes spGrted and
eventually by forty The victory places them
= with the Fidel as for irst prize. The scores
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Only six members OF tho waverly Gun Club COM
pstsd TOR the club medal at Dexter Park yesterday
Ths contestants snot At ten birds EACH twenty yards
rise. high wind made good shooting dinicult c.
Norman won the trophy with . Of nvs. The
scores were:
N ~ Schultz 2; All; q Melmstead 4; /. .Graus. =; O.
Prst swseps.aks. SIX Birds.L; Grage. 3; O. Hilton.
Second swoepstaks Six Birds-I.Graus, 4; NJ schultz
B; g. ii.imstsad. .; {. MShrman. 8; q Hilton.
man fn; 81 a. Schultz 81 I. ,;rsns. i & Il.mstsad
q schultz = q. iieinsead ]; G. Mohrman, ].
Flth swsepstake. Five Blrds-C M0Irman. &: L.
horst, =. - - "
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ELIzAnrrr Nov The wife OF W. G. Fitz-
GERALD. n New OK business man now travel
ling in Mex.ca, was alone in her house on
Madison awe to-day when John Schmidt.
n servant VI tie family. entered the room
where she W.. wing and tried to assault
No rorI = a.. .ui u fence. and escaped. Mrs.
Fi,zseraiI a.. e her way To- ne door, and md
!, Emory star, lie brought her in his wagon
nous o., ihe hey ! NJ SS1q lrS q tie
suffering fr",A SHOCK inc pol'co are loohihs
FOR schmidt,
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Death Of tn. 81. bernard Lord M.,ro

BosroS Nov. T-Lord Mcirosc, one Of tho largest
roughcoated 81 Bernard dogs in the world died yes
terday At the Merose kennels OF gastric collie lie wa.
sired by champion Hen L0mond. out OF Recluse aud
any number Of prizes on the bench He was bred
and owned by L. H. Moore OF Melroie Last year at
the New York Dog Show he measured by nu amber
OF the members OF tho st. Bernard Club vi America.
found to be lust 34H inches tall. and weighed 80
pounds. Good Judges predicted thar ne would 10
fuS dere. oped until tuis year. when he was expected
to sweep all before him.
His loss following the death OF his sire Ben Iomond.
Is serious to his owner. as II Will be almost
p sable to repace him. Several big offers wee re.
tuAed FOR L0ru Aeirose within the past year.
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The Yale eleyen and substitutes arrived IN
Tho TIVE BIZ Games To-day.

Two important football games will be played tA this
city Brooklyn this afternoon Al the Polo grounds
Yales varsity and the New York Athletic Club tsams
will meet and tho visitors will probably present. the
same team that will line up against Princeton and Har.
YARD At the start OF the New Yorks will have their
regular team. but before the game ends will probably
have the OF the great HerelngeE and Hart
we'll and Woodruff.
At Eastern Park the Crescents will play the eleven
Of Wesleyan College. Tho latter will have much
stronger team than in the game with Yale last Satur
day The Crescents in good form. and their pros
poets victory excellent The elevens in tho two
gxmel III be made Il the start as follow:
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He Dispescs or DIR. Isaaeson without
Much Trouble,

Lasker commenced the last week OF his en-
gagement at the Manhattan Chess Club with
another victory. He defeated DR.. Charles
Isaacson in the most impressive style. The
doctor played dull variation OF tho Giuoco
piano. wherein he brought about On early ex-
change OF the adverse X Kt for his q b. which
was anything but advanta geous for the white
game.
The New Yorker consequently soon got into
trouble. and on the fifteenth move Lasker won
valuable pawn by brilliant coup. To mako
matters worse lsaacson was compelled to sub
Iasker. with pawn ahead and I i, and Kt
against two Kits and the better position. prac-
tically had a walkovcr. 1saacson could but
move. when he resigned. The following is the
game in full:
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New. from the Horse World.

Tho great colt. G. ". johnson. that was pur-
chased by DR.. Knapp for $4,000 early in Octo-
Dor. has been fired.
The three-year. colt Gen. Miles. by
Falsetto. out OF Hyrat;a. has been sold to
Frank II. Jones OF Lexington for $1,000.
Mr.. w. Fl. Forbes. who was very liberal
purchaser at the recent sales ut Hunts Point,
will take to racing In earnest next season.
1t Is said that the stallion Clay. 2:o5. pur-
chased by Monsieur Le Compile for $4,000,
will not leave this country. at least for year.
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II. Y Person. the manager OF Jack McAuline signed
a contract for the lghl weight champion to open an
engagement at the Ariel A. c. PhilGdep ha. last ght
but Jack has not been well for the rast days and
de lied TO appear, Eddie stoddard. his nrr
SAID yesterday that MrAuliae wurl 80 tho country
for week or ten DAYS. ard take a rest. MrAuif.'s
contract win iho ARIEL Club manager called for A
meeting with al corners Monday, Wednesday, and Fri.
uuy TINS
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Mr.. BaIIautine's Douation to Rutxer, Col.

NV BRUNSWICK. Nov. 1.-THE name Of tho donor OF
the gym asum for Rutgers Robert y. Baantine
of Newark trustee OF the college Mr. Ballantins will
be responsibc for the erection OF the building which
$50 900. The plot which It will be located is
~ the corner OF Beecksr place and Hamilton street
opposite New Jersey Hall Tue athletic m n are quite
enthusiastic the respect ~ euutppsd
gymnasium. city Treasurer James Nelson OF New
brunswick has donated the plot upon which the gym.
nasluin will be erected.
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Jack Skey called a. the iIu,',a>i NeuI Office ycser
day and stated that he would ike 10 got on match
with some ono. Sicily declared that he out tho
Sighting business for good after defsnt by Gcor,o
Dixon hut now he has changed Ills mind and will con
time 10 be pug.iist don't want to make cracks
against any particular prrsol "r perS"nS' he SAID
"hut III hght any man VINO viii came forward from
lls to lc5 pnuns I'VE got 80 hacking and viii bet
any part OF So 800 that vii wir."
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A Handsome Present for dim torbrt,.

Phil Dwyer President Noel of tho Crescent A. C. NJ.
j. Hearst. and number Of other prominent sporting
men. occupied one OF the boxes at tho Grand OrerA
House last night, where Champion James COTbet will
act this week III his ne play.
President Noel told sUs reporter that he had not
yet recr.vtd any word Information from England
perlanGs 7" NE proposed tghI b. wesn h"h hitEsln
mons ara Jim Hall lie expects to hear from Hall and
Mitchell very soon. Corbeit was presented with u
han'sOme table. beiecEei with itasgaOk flowers and
lovely mmorteles. tOrbc' toe the reporter That he
fel: very proud the cordial reception extended to
him on the occasion oil his d but N his cIty AS an
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-11-08
Winners at Gloucester.

First Racs-Sx and one.hal furongs. Frank O. FIRST
Mart second, Anawsn third Time. 2a
Second RAce-Five furlongs NeodRmiA irs., Nageo
second. Lorraine third. Time. :04.
Third RAce-Four ana one half iurlongs MaiilA nrst
Alright second, Hawkeys third Time, U57l8.
Fourth Race-One mile. Prsther first. Lonely second
Fifth K.es"six and ops.nsit ,furlonG,. Casanova
drst. Lalah second. False third. Time, .2BiL
Sixth Ruce-Fiveei his of a mile Cloverdas nryt
Eubian second, Ill Spent third. Time l:O4S.
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WASHINGTON. Nov There was another tie At foot
ball here this afternoon The competing eevens
the Columbia A. C. OF this city and Rutgers College
Neither team WAS able to score In the nrst half
although Rutgerss goal was family mennced Rut
gers began scoring IN tho second hail. when Columbia
formed u and lost the ball in the scTinimage
that followed There was misplay at this
point and. before the winged Arrow representa-
tiyes knew what had occurred. Rutgers had =
touch down with comparatively little Interference
Then Columbia by continually forcing th- centre or
the visitors pushed Ihe SLOW hut steadily back ward
Until n touch down WAS accomplished Little hhcuity
was experienced in kIc.tng goal and when darkness
nut mn end 10 tho game TIE score stood bton Last
Year Ru gers beat Columbia TO u Tho teams lined up
Az follows;
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d.. Carver WIN No, Shoot just Now.

Dr. W. T. Carver who playing tho part of the scout
u "Wild America at hib!o, Garden this week was
seen behind the scenes last evening by Sun reporter
When asked II there any truth in tho report that
be and Eiiott OF Kansas city were going Ia shoot
SwohAnhen lnatch Win Il. q tuIford and Cant,
Brewer for the champOnshib Of the world unI ~ ooh
side. said there was not " am ia IL. show Ssinsrs
now" no cont nued. and will he unit. nc., snrn"
Then and not until then. VIII be able To- max any
match II any one wants to shoot then i thlnE a
match car be arranged N
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against the Orange A. O. temorrcw win os many
made up OF scrubs The team will be a. foIoys LEY
End MsCauley: TACKLES F!seus A. rsni ., vii, be the
centre: Morse quarter back Barnett and fufer M"
backs; Anderson. full back, ,.. ,.-..u =,
Capt King has cancelled the game with oornst,
fs not championship game and s the x1s sms
are so crippled they will he spared Tor the o tso'
The men mean to work hard for that event: =, p.rr
The feeling over tho defeat by the lnlvetsy o n,
sylyania still runs high They will never ,es r,em'
until they turn the tables on the p,tnn..
The latter undoubtedly know the signals OF tho F'h'V
ton mi
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Gossip OF tho Alleys.

Tho Hnleyou Bowling Club will have ladies' night
on Nov. IS.
Preparations are being made for the Jonah's ladies'
prize contest which will be held At the Manhattan
House alleys on Thanksgiving eve.
number OF tou' naments will lie started next week
On Nov u the Academy. Eastern District. and Anna
teur Association clubs will roll their nrst games ami
on Nov. Is the wheelmen's League will play their
opening game
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Washington Cyc,er. nreaL,n= Eeeord-.

WAsniSGros, Nov Fiddle ieatman OF the Coium.
bia cycle Club broke the record from cabin John
Bridge TO Ninth and II streets on Saturday last. His
time WAS 20 minutes Tho previous tine WAS 81 min
utes Johnny woodiof inc Columbia g. g. broke the
record from Baltimore to Washington. forty miles
yesterday. His tine MAS houfsamI ~ minutes beat
ing the previous record Of hour. and ~ minuies held
by Harvey of Chesapeake nleks recnrd OF 'i3 mil.
ytes from Ba fillmore To Eic1tt ,liyH asn rOE
Mood who covered ih- distance in 30 minutes. Con
sidering the fact o; bent reda pm which required
slraigltcning and An opposing wind from The sou
he did exceedingly well.
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On.rIng Rewards for bicycle thieves.

HAErroEp. Nov. tn. cornec;iout division OF tho
L. A. W. after bicycle thieves 4; meeting of the
division last week a resolution was PASSED to pay
reward OF S:b Tor The 'onNntor " aus PERSON n
wheel T. an any member Of tie division one of Tho
aIgTst manufacturers IN the country also oilers S1vo
for the capture OF any Jiryc'e thirf.
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Capt. King ON Crutches.

PrscrToS Nov. THE practice to-day OF the var
sity very poor. Hardly any OF the men were
out. capt King Is hobbliny around crutcheL It's
very doubtful II he will be able to play again this
son. Wheeler is improving and is expected out in
day or two Holly is no better and 1t is evident that
he Viii not play any more Vincent Is Stl laid up and
will need b; brace to make bis old position Harold
last Years left tackle, ont for the nnt time this
season lie will, surely make the team. lie very
brlt labt payer. but steady, Innians ard Hoe are
both lad Ny. the tram. therefore, that Will play
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-11-08
Hnrvard's Full Strength Ont To-day.

CAMBRIDGE. Nov. 7-Harvard will play her last seized.
ulsd game of the season. with the exception Of the one
with Yale this afternoon. against the Boston A. A.
team. will the last chance see the team In pub
lie unless game is arranged for next Saturday.
Tho eleven to-day will be made up =. foilows; EN-.
mons left end Upton left tackle: waters left guard;
Leads centre; Acton and Mackie right guards; Newell.
right tackle: liailowei right end; iraiiora Quarter
This renresents larvards strongest team ana It VII
he essentially test game. upon the results OF which
larvards stock will rise or fall although the secret
practice of the next ten days VIII dou6tess be the
cause OF rapid IN tho general team play.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-11-08

The Prospect Isrricrs whceimen viii have their
annual IeH.mile road race to-day aver the IERbeti.
CRAWFORD course HE hsud.cars win b. as fo,owti T.
HUDSON knhls., HAIRY Cumnlings ana l. Jarrett, II
utes; j. !. sullivan omiuuie, edward stuiiard AMI
A. slee. minutes: Fred Cummings. minutes, ~.
ward Rreieion and A, dawson II minutes Charles
keeseman aud George y. kuhke. scratch; Charles
AlchOils and WlllisM RuKe, MlnuteG
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IIamdbnll mt Mnrrisnu.

Mccails handbaii court at Harrison presented a
lively appearance on Saturday last tho gallery being
well filled with enthusiastic admirers of the sport and
the games were of an unusually spirited character.
Some of the results Of tho day Wero: -
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-11-08

Tho Jonah and Halcysn Bowling clubs rolled tho first
two games OF their OF series at he lators
alleys on sunday night The visiting bowlrrs had
everything their own Sternberg of the Hale yOs
rolled tho big total Of 222 Plus in thu second game
Tho scores were:
CANE.
Jonah-Davis. 161: Lehman. 1873; Mendel. 1A2; Miller
IA schif 1883; Goodman. l3l: linn. 1yo: Boehm. 1877.
Total. l.l97
Observation-Disclosures. 1853: steruberg, l21: Rineido.
12o; Wolf. 1875: Greenherg, 1879: 1feinsted, 100;
Blbo 1lS: f. usinstein l3l. Total LOSS.
sEcOSp CANE.
Jonah-Davis 10: Lehman. 1876; MendsL I<l; Miller
1cr schih, l3l: Goodman, 116; Finn. 1853: Boehm l4A
Total LIB.
Halcyon-J Heinstsin. 11a: Stsrnberg. 22o; Rineldo
liz: Wolf 1885, Gresnbcrg 1873; r. Henstsn, 1871; Bibo
131; Hamburger, l2S Total 1.1O9.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-11-08
A Victory that was worth $4,000.

PHILADELPHIA Nov. 7.-Ten graduates Of tho Uni
versity Of Pennsylvana tod the football directors
few days ago that II Capt schon would beat Princeton
they would give $40 the football association for
Athlctea
Dr. Pepper Of the university of the ten. Yes.
terday he said that they wero glad that they would
have TO make good their promise The club house will
be built on the new football neld near Locust street