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Los Angeles herald., 1892-01-24
Californla vinegar Works.

555 Banning street, opposite soap factory,
near Alameda and First streets, cne-helf block
from electric Light works.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-01-24

No excuse for weakness when DR.. Henieys
Celery, Beef and Iron is sold everywhere.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-11-10
rIkL,S N.Y. OAEE.
.'hc has SOME Fees .ibcut the University
if yerus,lsnpia.

Nav H,vsr. NV g. -Yal, football mon DO
not rctsh lini|I ~ H:Hihs, the thiSet''N 20
lcnns yiNaHia team urNt saturday. lhc S'"'e
made against Princeton makes the laic ne.
look .:rayer the longer taey think "i II nEH
thcy si2c the situation Up 10y saylnE: we
can Loaf the University rt iennsy!vnnia i"'"''
but We arc afraid they may score. lac n'ei,
are also pushed on to fear al dc.eat by 'nc i'''
that tho University OF PENNSYLVANIA nhNer-
graduates are sending letters to thcm Offering
odds Of , 10 that their team VIII sco,s ,, n,u
they follow this wi,h the offer OF even money
thai they win the game. ,,
who is credited with PLAYING ionthal, WIN, ,,'S
head, appeared On he fold this Afternoon an"
gave hatram the "cnrtit o. his eXnefl"nru,
The tricks II lp,t ycaI were gnn" oN"rIhu new
moves prnctiscd. iiriuiiimger. WHO IS iirin i4r
Tie LninnSc OF the SEASON. was on the 'lrli.
advice. donned n suit aud tooN ms Iihro on
the varsity side opposite Beard at iei sua i,.
n .w that Sanford Is oct 6i the team for thi.
year. II Beard proves unable to stand ngaim LII
HeneiinEcIs heroic treatment NcSFen wiz
cart. Mccormick anil tho coachers. inclna-
ing Hnmwel Camp. and licNelilhEs.' uSet,ns
with The University of Pennsylvania ineXy
also decline to probable Team Inn NJ, WI.
t the list half q at " laas They eirect roaGh
S NH e. a bEet to r II hut SpsEHTs who
played in very lev games this season. VIII Dc
on hand and captain the team. r,
1t is said that the University 81 irnhsyl,,
vania team is better to-day than the ta!Nhru
eleven. and they play a more aggressive game.
Yale mon fear that the element cf truie iorce
will 10 seen in Saturdays game. diversity
or renAsyl,ania's team will pinyn better game
critics say 30 Ter cent. better. and Yale IS
Tracing IN to offset this. The blues seem 70
feel that as saturdays game goes SO goes the
championships. aud they have forgotten all
about Harvard and Princeton in tho coming
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Tho Mount Morris Artistic Cub intend hli'Iiavs
costly clap house. aac a committee arc now ou. i
out Tor \ site.
40. shor;t~l. o I'll. w!amsburgh A. A. wa. matched
for. prominent BrooSyn club the latter Iat Of tLI,
mouth
W The 100 yard American amateur sl,,.,,
pioEshp has not been held since 1850 Tue in,I
winner was gus &. Walton who eau 30 found i. tho
address yol give
hall mile rum: ng match has been ARRANGED - FAX.
place at JOLess Wood, Nov ~. between PArrn,,Tan
Eugene L. Hickey of tho Fifteenth precinct GnI
Eosengraye The prizo win be $50 me Ial.
The Venloln. A. G, OF Newark have arranged match
rounds for purse o; $500 IL VIII tztr mar. "A, A. a..
DOMAIN Park Hail. That city, Monday evening
Nov. II '
The Albion Athletic Club has been orgAuiget ~ CT.
Brown: treasurer. y. Hicks; stc--tary d. Ir',...
trustees Z. Sn-ath j Alexander. Z. Met geA .a. T.
Mcintosh.
The ST. stephens A. A. will nod ,htir u.s.. ar ..
street tomorrow niru. QGte an Sura,l.,c 1870.
Rramme VIII be presented mCiua.ug u ..!. Der #
prominent Ls!!c celebrities.
The Young Mems Hebrew Assor.rtIaq At :, ,v. rS
have formed an a.h!o;c DIVISION VIZ. tlr. .-'rr-
The officers are: President, Nathan kmay. 81. l...r
dent, Jacob schwartz. Treasurer, 4. II g! Sr..iaF',
Albert Lion.
The Warren Athletic Club Of Newrrk aa'. o.rr'c!
ne io,l"wing oirer, rrrs!rnl 'ntrI I'nh~r, ,.-.
sirk: Financial Secretary, Th.iua- g. r4uydm. it,r.
Iesiondinr secretary. james taFrlHrE. sergeant at
Arms Thoniss Rock.
Mike Hughes of this city ha. hccn ma'.''I 10 ,..h
ten rounds with billy Erns'. Iu- m.i Hrr 10 We ~ M
at 80 I"unds SIX hours rrf"fe II. .uf ad are I"
wear as small initiens ~ tie Ilw VA III" '"h-
test Is 70 be decided q a." bu'hn'rh a = Ntua'
Garcia Of The GrernwooH A hn" -" n-'Ht ln"r.nei
TO night ut ll5 pouIis - rounds at tie -aHe event.
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Hope well Again Wins the a corn's All.round
Championship.

The series OF allrouud championship games held ny
the Acorn Athletic Association on election day upon
their grounds at Bay Ridge were successful every
respect. For the second time in succession James
a. ltopewei. after severe struggle retained his
championship honors Tle point winners were: James
A. lioGewcN. "a William N. Norris. ~; Frank D.
Mackay IL Robert ". A. cunning, 10. Summary Of
the games:
seventy Ave. yard Dash-Final heat won by Frank D.
Mackay. j. 4. Houewcl! second. William NJ. Norris
,liTd. Time, s - seconds.
Seyentyh yard hurdle Race-Won by Frank D.
NGckay. J. A.. llOpewel second. H. Aurpay third.
Time II seconds
Onc, mile Kun-won ny J. A. Horeweli Frank D.
Mac.ay second. E"oert ". A. Cunning third Time.
minutes "a seconds.
one la,f mile Walk--won by T.. II. whtIGch NJ. Whit
lach second, Robert NJ. A. Cunning third. Tine MN
utes x seconds.
Banning High Jump-A tie between James A. Hope
well ana william ~ Norris. a: tret ~ inches they
AackHy was tara. wIth feet inches.
Running Broad Jump-WOn by James A. Hopewel,
with IL feet nci KoOcr! NJ A. Cunning second W. IN
- feet: Frank D. Mackh" third with Ia feet inches
Putting n. siHteenpyund Shoi-Won by 4. McpoI-
With 81 feet IL inches Frank D. hackay third. with
70 feet 81, lLches.
Throwing tho 5itpound woght-won pv william VI.
Norris, with - feet inches James A. Iopeweil
ond With ~ iect inches. Robert 81. A. Cunning third.
with - feet inches.
Throwing he lGpound IIammer.-Won by X. MELON
gall with NO feet se nches Wiiram NJ Norris second.
with ~ teet lllG IncHes; James A Hop.weu third.
Pole vauit tor ne'rht--won by Robert NJ. A. Cunning
with fset inches. Robert McDougAi second Nlh
tie Tor third al fee. inches They each divided the
poiuts.
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Sid Thomas Breaks Some Records.

Particulars have Just been received OF the latest
tack on the renowned "Deerfoo,'s" marvellous run
ming records by English amateur athletes "Deerfoo"
whose real name was L. Benn.tt. Seneca Indian
lie visited England in 1868. and created profound
sensation by covering miles 800 yards In exactly
hour. number of amateur runners have repeatedly
attempted 10 reduce these figures but all efforts were
unsuccessful until Oct 90 when Sid Thomss broke the
record bv two minutes. The opportunity was fur.
nikhel by tNelv--ui.e sealed or yacht handicap
Thirteen distance CRACKS besides Thomas com peted
and the was rnn on the llrrns lli bicycle tracE
spik es not being allowed III the runners shoeS
Thomas ran well throughout and clipped inc worlds
the Hrstmil- IN minutes 40 seconds closely
by Bacon. whom lie SHOOK OF drcislyrly half a mile
further and went clean awaY from ~. Held cover.
ing miles IN minutes Al 30 seconds. three mile,
In ~ minut-s ~ s.ronts. four miles IL miuut rs
81 - seconds I'VE NIL IN - ningtrs seconds, and
miles 30 minutes A., nds. This lAs TIM.
Is new amateur record, tue previous one being 30
nuLIrs II IL seconds by W. q. George. LONDON July
~, 1854.
seven miles were led of by Thomas In 20 minutes
seconds; eight mIi"s IN Al minutes 10 =. seconds
mics, III minutes =! 10 seconds: 10 mi!es IN
.! minutes and 81 seconds: II miles. IN ~ minutes
seconds. THIS takes slice Vt - 20 seconds on tho
worlds amateur record male by ". II Moron al
Manchester. Aug. -. 1890 amt leaves Thomas tho
possrssnr OF The worlds record Tor i've, SIN twelve,
thirteen, fourteen, and r.tren miles lie also holds
the American records from ten am! haf 10 fifteen
miles, aud for one hour. male at sew YORK. Nov. 30
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Delegates from rarnarl Military School, Hamilton
Institute. condou Dr. Sachs. and Columbia schools
met at Barnard schU" H. West l25th street. on Mon
day and organized ln;rrschoast'c Foot ball League
The league rer-rs"mts the scholastic institutions in
ts city north Of Fty-e.hth street The schedule Of
games adopted = as follows:
Nov. Io-BarnarI vs.. Hamilton Institute. at Mount
Morris PRrs
Nov. l2-Sachs Va. Columbia. at Central Park.
NOV. l.tpiIIuha Vs. Barnard. a. Mount Norris Park.
Now l,i--llah.tt4 "a Condor At trntrl! FSrk.
Nov. lI-B ,rn,Ti ". SachE, at Mount Morris Park
Nov. lO-Cc.umNta US. Condor. Al Norris Park race
track.
Noy. 22-Condon vs. Barnsr! at Mount Norris Park.
Nov. 2b-Sauhs IS. Hamilton. AT Central Park.
Nov. .I--i'NniCn =. sachs. ~ Central Park.
Nov. H-Iiamiiton rs, Columbia. AT Central Park.
The ramcs 1T Central Park VII be played on the
Elhcty sixth street grounds The MoEnt Morris Park
grounds are located at Fifth avenue anl l?<h street
The saturday will be called 10. and games
other days NJ ~, O'Clock in tho aft ernoon.
The league adopted n provisional constitution and
elected the following officers: President. Arthur =
Hyde. barnard: Ncg President. W. Rohb. Hamilton:
Secretary. q. DilI-nGuck. Columbia; Treasurer, J.
Steam. of Nr, SIcNs
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r. NJ. G, A. sport at Mott Haven.

The East Eighty sixth street branch OF the y ~ @ A.
held a successful set of athletic games on tho Mott
Haven grounds election day. The events utrs run on
in a lively manner. and tho finish in each case was
very close In the loo-yard dash the men came homo
In bunch. There wero twenty.three entries in the
one mile rnn. Arthur Montgumrrys shotput OF 4.
feet sV inches was one feature OF tae day. Tie re-
suits were:
One hundred yard Dash Handicap Final heat won
by ". J. pittmar yards. OTTO Lorsrh. yaTis. SEQ
ohd; II. y. Frankie "a yards. third. Time. 1885
seconds
Twomie Bicycle Race. Handkerchief by frank
Homan scratch: Charles Dyer scratch. second. Time
minutes seconds. 49,. al,
heat. won by William Boet,krs. !? arcs: James New
some Y yards second; l.. NJ. TATE. ysfIs, mira
Time 81 Ri seconds
Running High Jump. Handicap--Won by J., j; 10
Role I, inches with feet 20 inches Robert froelich
scratch. with . feet liz inches John OF, b inches
with feet inch ,, W.. A.,
Putting Il. l2.rouni Shot, Nanhi'ap-won ny
Arthur II. Montgomery scratch. Ni'h - eel 81
inches: +. NJ. TATE. N feet. seconl with y feet,
inches: Henry II. Montgomery feet VIA ~ iee'
inches ..,.... ,,,
one mile Run. lLHndcap-won By VILLAIN frankie,
80 yards; T. Tate. scratch, second Gus Sege- 20
yards. third. Time. minutes ~ 20 se'onas.
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Very Little Ncpe for Williams.

wurnssrowS Nov o.-D"spits the defeat by Dart.
mouth last Saturday the Jams football eleven are
still pegg!ng away at their work aud have not aban.
dnned all hope OF cTsdtnble showing in the ham.
r.onshp series. In case Amherst beats Dartmouth
Saturday Williams will have chance TO make an
alkround tie by defeating Amherst This result n not
ukey to occur however as Amherst 10 considered to
have stronger team than Williams yet Capt CARRIED
considers i worth WORKING for The practice during
eleven continues TO improve ulOca Iuy snd other
forms OF team work stll they weakened by min.
VIII be able 20 play quarter back again this season.
HOLSTER ATTEMPTED 10 play at HI, old position OF end
to-day. Int he hurt his arm and was forced to- Isttre
HoyHe was also painfully njnred Garfield plsysd Tor
y short time and infused new shirt into tLs team
though be Is not yet in perfect condition. -
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-11-10

Some clever sw.epstake shoots were held on Tues.
day at Dexter Park. The events OF tho morning were
targets from the rapd-hrng traps with an electric
pull In tho afternoon 1--we bird sweepstakes were shot
off, The scores:
First Event, 10 Targsts-R. Phister Jr. 8: T. Short
Z, r. RathbOne. 4; A b. Merrihew. g.
Second Event. 10 TargstB-E. Phister. Jr, q; A. p.
Merrlhsw, I: T. Short 81 ID. snipe. 4; C. Vincent. L.
RaihDOne. z,
10: A. Is. Merrlhew y: L. stho!;emcsr. .: X Rath.
bone, I: d. Snipe, 4!
Phister. Jr. !. Schorteneier Il: n. KatAbone 5; A.
Is MrTTihew, !. &, Trees 4: @. Vincent, .
Fiith Event IL BIRDS, Expert liulss-T. Short, d; H.
Schortemeler Il: H. Fhsier. IT.. .: II RathhoIr, >: A.
h Merrihew, 5. e. vincent. q y snipe .; e. Trees q
SIKH Event 10 Birds Expert Rues-l. Schort eineier
&; Il pAister. Lr u; A. b. MerEihew. o. G. Vincent 3;
T. Short. 4. Il. Katkbone, 4 y. smipe 3; Z, Trees.
Seventh Event. Il Live BIrds-R Ph!ster, Jr u: n
suipe. q; A. D. Merruew. q, r Short. .: /. schorte
meier 3; G. Vincent 3: c, ioebe. 8. A BInn. ., T..
Rathborc. 4.
rthrw q; A. Blinn. q: Il. Phster Jrs r; Short. &. r.
kathbone, .. II. Robinson. 4: J. Hogan 4: &. Detl
Ion 4.
Ninth Event. Give biras-R, Phisier, Jr, 8; A. Bnnn
CD. snipe 3; z. nr.h0i. .. L. EathGone, Z; A. H.
Merrilew I; J. Hogan. l.
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How tho Washington Whe~lmen spent
EIrciInn Day.

The washington Wheelmen Of fremont held their
second series Of road races on the Westchester
course election day. About 900 persons were pres
emf and there about 800 riders iFOu The Harlem.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS New York Manhatt2n, Riverside. k!ngs
county and other clubs. lhe rrsHtn 81 me races
on milo Novice, scratch, ia">ei Won by l. Lick
wort. Il. ". uiRan. second: N.nugg1Y. third.
TNOini!c HANDICAP, I!0.ed--Nuu hY :. T. Thompson
~ seconds; H. H. Frost scratch. second. y. swallow
10 scCuni,. iNirN.
un,haf m!r Handicap Closed.-Won nv Il. ". IIill-
nau - !a"is; ", ',u.sOiS 10 yards, second, l.. 5.
fguCu, 40 yards thvt.
iNt-inilr lam!Icar. E,Hscl-Nnn hy : !. Thompson
l mhUt". l. A. Eio,t scratch stCu"a, ". u Edw Ard.
one uat inmate, thiIi.
one hundrpE.rnrd SOW Race. 'lusei--Wpn ny j. A.
Mlrrdy. I. :. li ppPT, s,rnnI. I. Nuli'i. TINS d.
Ou"'miie iinn,ilrhpr upcn--Nou hy 4 IruHcLe. lao
yards; g. A. fu,r, 10 Sa!GS SECOND. j. II. Fur, -,
yards. third
une.mi!- iiandirap C,nscd-F Grorc iun rards ugsi:
!. Prihce, -" yard &C .ui. : !. gEul,i', 81
.ards THIRD,
Pa ritgtes' A. FG!!v maui.., see'nl. i II, tniir
4 MINUTES third. ". > CaMpbr HlsH started rruiu
lsAdsTx
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Feature. OF rIaw,horus's Races,

CHICAGO Nov. o.-To-day's card at Hawthorne fur.
Aishcd poor sport There but clos, finish and
the fields light. Two OF the three winners were
oddson fayortes and second choice horses the
other two races Jay Jay the frat secticn of the
Rvs rurongs' selling race. Doubtful second and Rcss-
wood third. Time. l.Ib.
Emma, out OF most OF the bonss caloHed homo In
the i've furlonc race for twc-yelrnhs. Lady Mary
ran second and Snarley the smugger third. Tine
1D9L.
Jimmy McLnughlins Mccormack at to ?. was
nged on IN tho elk frong sprint EnCarita landed
the purse easily; Forest hing getting the place, VITA
tho fnvurite third. Time. ] 10
shoshono placed Corryais second race to his cred,
IN the mile and sixteenth. wIth Content second and
St. Adams third. Time. lot.
The last half OF the 1--WE fnrong selling race fell o
Grey Goose, Alice u. second and Woodiord tRiid,
Time ;OI1I
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Tie IN Inbsrs of the Parkway Rod and Gun Club held
their regular monthly shoot Dexter Park yesterday
The competition was for the club medal and extra
prizes also for The best for tho annual
prile In Class i've men tied with seven each. and
on the shoot on A. BOtiy won. with twelve straight.
H. Soioycr won tho Class prize. and A. Waetin tho
one N lHssC Tie were good. considering that
the was shot of during thick snow storm aud
u lni light Tue scores
uh SnU0t Ulass A. ~ Yards-E ;Ir,gaps :. 7. Short
=; j. BsLe !: 4. Bntty. :. r. r. Edgerton 7: j. Ben.
nett u. A hndTsws II. A. Brewer ii.
Class BIZ Rramwe!,6 q, II. SesoNcr. o. G. Rcim q.
ii hooknsu, ..
Tirs in Class "A Botty. II: j. Bake II: T. Snort
&; T. H. tsnns 9 I. y. E,lhertOn, >.
Tcs IN Gas. Bill SeloycE. =; H. BramTell. o: c.
Rem.
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LITTLE FRED Is A SPLINTER.
fYMPANUMs SON DEFEATs THE SONS
OF 7REMONT AND BLAZES.
With balance Scratched One Play. with
the Two-ycar-oids-.Jock Flynn Tries
to Pull DonOhue Out OF the Saddle.

with balance Scratched One Play. with
the Two-ycar-oids-Jock Flynn Trics
TO Pull Donohne Out OF the Saddle.
There were Just enough visitors at
Guttenburg yesterday to fill the stand
and keep out OF the snow storm.
The full field OF twelve maiden two
ysar-olds appeared for tho Grst race mounted
b. Jockeys carrying tin horns with ROSTERS
perchsd on them. After footing parade past
the grand stand In honor OF tho victory OF tho
friends Of racing In New jersey. the jockeys
rushed the youngsters AWAY in tho opening
ecampor Boyle moved Julia L.. known AS the
Jersey Queen FLY on the Board o. Control
cracks. out in the last quarter. and the 10 to
shot won hands down from Eugene the Ia
Many were Disappointed in rot having, a
chance to see whether Balance or ono is tho
better two-year-old in tho third race, through
the scratching Of balance. one, at 10 TO on.
led all the way. and won in gallon by q length
end race. won by three lengths from George
O. The fourth race was CAPTURED by Gladiator.
Dress I beating old Marsh Redon three lengths
Tor the place. Little Fred at odds on. lod from
Gg IN ahe racs FIR eg s9D to at ys
An ugly piece OF work mark ed tho finish in
3avorite. Innovation. while Jockey DOnohue
had the mount on Iocalae. Flynn. who. it is
Cook place in the driving snow storm, DGnohue
ns wTasS ,v 9ys Il Gsy
the line. Flynn grabbed D2nohue and tried TO
pull him oat Of ne saddle The Ia8s ysrs
0ittee will act on the matter
FIRST RACE.
Purse 1900. for maiden tTs year olts; nv furonsH
ou..n' iis 'poyr, 'H''' A. " ,'u.'D!
S Ssiy.S a! tI ls5s 10" +! fyFnS
pan sHya van gIs M Also s5q 2s
Betting "Rss,ns. julia l.. 10 to /; Eugene. to 8;
1inmy LanDey. IL oil
SECOND RACE.
Purse $500; ceiling seven faroas' s. n,,,, Roller,
E.ms%6 s'aG iS7 tSGbs FS0r's D",.1
SAME rS.5 b Sse.ss i iS
MAash, Adagsa colt Joan r. ana its SHks Ia a :,
George c.. i to /; Daies,man. Cioi.
THIRD RACE
e!.n iss s .aSss One ~
bhio s,aSs. B. { rcssimsi II Morris, ....:...:.:.
aSainst Pessimist. 100 to / against Idaho.
FoUnTH RACE
400 ,:n; nSs t@Fans 6 81, xoar.a-ro.a
issdn ssSs. h.'ss'iA srsn H5ao" .s
irresaiar Fassc,t. inoi@vet Thank. and Rainn. a'g
sa1 mme 9 Marsh r. Rsdo on e''a''0'
FIFTH RACE.
Purse $500: penalties and allowances: I'VE fnronTa
We II. Roilersb. g Little Fred, 4. by rympanHm-,
Creeta 1US iGflfl
r. Brndeys b 9. Rllt2cn 3. lu2 III. Jones..........
g. S;eLekers blk. 4 Dasonr 8. TO- tMoTrsl,....
Macintosh also Time. ,uiS. B.ttlns-TNo to
1on Little Fred. Alto against Bitten, 10 DasoneI
SIXTH RACE.
Purse S4on; selling: slx and a half frrongs
l. H. Mci'ormcks b. {. NOca.e, .. by VOca.ico-Rose.
o. (Donohuel. -,-...,..
J. Reiser's br. t. Inn. Nation = IFS ttynn .-,.
Glen Island ch. q. 3. 1l3 (oncdeI
Centaur and lr. Martin also ran lime l:2iii Bat
Sing-Agaiust NocRZe. IN to /; Innovation. even
fponey; to Seven.
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The team that 81. Johns College presented against
the eleven of the Deaf MITES Athletic Association on
election day was chiefly composed OF substitutes 1t
was eui,e amusing watch the signals OF tho deaf
mUtcs capita n to his men, AMI st more so 10 watch
the consultation OF the players wnen forming inc
welxe. Considering the disadvantages. they played
Nh excellent game. although they had II tendency to
adopt rougn tactics In the hrs, half the college boys
scored II to the deaf mutcs. 4. Michael boran and
Ramsey each made touch down. ard Ramsey kicked
both goals Michael bOian also kicked goal from tho
field. Nsrni mad ;He t"ucu down Tor the hrai nutes
In the second haif The two DUrRns made 'Oich down
arrur, and Ram>-y, who IN great shape. kicked
both goals. The deaf nuies we're unable to scora Tho
una score was: 81. Johns oilege. 10 Dear MGies A.
A Me- ieai
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Football Notes.

Athletic Manager lanes Robinson says that Mauhat
tn Fln'd VIA le IA ,iH"ndId cpndtI"h Tor tile Ea"
University OF frnus!!tHnlI gauo "'I saturday urNt
~ "?icf ." hahI,- th- i'r:c tEO"G wat IL expected
ihcT" MI he TOUR "UrAlCrh ana nNe GuN Offices a.so an
eutThLc" Tor carriage.
IN" lgnntrc;.I ..aatr'h game At Elizabeth on ecc
: I 10 . fa,d. N.rtAidrr az tue EHkni'sth ,ui MA.
G". Mimic lh.,d Ia" wi!i assist rrrcy Mckenzie m
r""rIis nc team hcEsnIc will E.ip act a, CAPTAIN
E!'tOri. nest suucnly.
me Sg,ery S't0l team management have changed
'gr-'"al iT"u 'llHg - '"r. l." ltl back, The lads
~" wi pf"1a"iy Lay 90 o. liz uur ~ the ,utIvt-
nsisety e.As ".e ~ .s'r"l' D"Nle aha b"gnri and
oed sp.inters aud thoroughly understand their dptiss
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Capt. King Puts Away His Crutche.

PRiScfroS Now 9--Ths varsity tenn. AZ many as
arc pot disabled. were out practising to-day even
though rain and snow did come down. King was ont
to watch them. lie has put aside his crutches and
his class cane 'g3. II he continues to improve
he will DO able 10 play in the Yae.Prlnceton vam.
Lea who was hurt Yesterday was out to-day. Romans.
Wheeler ana Zoe ave not yet well hut VIII sure y pluy
in the Cornell galL" MoGatt and Dunnsly we're both
coaching the team TODAY. '
III" inerclass Championship games for tho C. c. CIV.
Ier cup necan yesterday Tue class OF ~ had an easy
time o H. and never lust the hall until scoring Ward
90 and henderson. Sa were ihe star players The
score was ~ to IN favor OF 'N3 The clases Of "a
and 20 aso played, The freshmen did well and easily
defeated ~ Pope, go. and Blase. 'g3. bore on The
houors, The score 10 10 in favor Of 20