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Certainly Good ROx-rs.

promising programme consisting of half dozen
six round bouts has been arranged for the Professional
boxing tournament at the Manhattan A. e. next Satur.
day night. 70 prevent any disappointment through
absence OF any of tn" star performers instructor Dom
inicE McCaatey has made hIs arrangements with eS.
c-pionat care and forcthought. Every pugilist has
heen required to deposit $50 with his entry which will
lie forfeited II he fails materialize In order TO still
further provide against such contingency tho follow.
ing substitutes have been engaged TO be hand rea
TO step into the ring Mt moments notice. Jake Fitz
Jack Grace, J-Try farnc: Edward I.tstman Thumby
ENans. Cats Faum JncE G:cen. and Charley liankins
When ihco. men are only considered good enough
substitutes the exceptional quanty Of tue pairs
matched trems assured They PADDY smith or
hFo"kI,n axatns5 Al o'Br"n OF IN, aiciph!a: Joe
Harmon. FssiTme H. e. against Silly Vernon of Hay
crstraw; Al Uhri'n's unknown from Pniladelph
against Al Murray ~ New YORK: tins Metzler against
ErKrnc li"tnbd"hcr Willie tiH-k Of BROOKLYN AGAINST
frank Stre,e " hoston: EN- rrnn "r Jersey city
Against "Fuhhss " DAVIS nt 1 Philadelphia
Inc Tournament VIII be conducted under the NJ A. C.
rules which instructor AcCafrey inie rprets to mean
that any attempt at take ngEt.nx viii DO promptly de-
noGhced and suppressed.
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Mr. CO,rIEan Starts His Own Horses.

CHICAGO. Nov. lG.-Shoshone was the only
favorito to win to-day at Hawthorne, where
Corrigan himself did the starting. Kit Chinn
has gone to st. Louis to sne his father. who
was shot yesterday. CorrGan handled the
flag sp!endd!y. and two of his horses. En-
thusiast and Shoshone. won. both being driven
hard to win. Enthusiast lust beat Humminy
Bird, with Thane !, poor third. Tor the half
mile for two yenr-ol!s. Time. n:5!'a.
Ormando won the srycn- furlong handicap
easily from .ouise. Erook wood third. in 1877,
The irst Of tho live luIlong selling race went
chance Magic. Tom Stevens was third. Time
l:O1!,. In the second division Lemon Bios.
som got the money. Il nose only from Ruby
Payne. with Forest King third. Time, :O5L.
.. The mile and Seyenty-yard race was won by
Shoshone. with Continent u length behind
aud Id Bell third Time. 30
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Tie Conservative Men Mt Vale Think Dar-
ward EIas Been Foxy.

NEW HAVEN. Now 16.-The members OF the
Yale team had another rainy afternoons work.
II anything 1t rained harder than it did Yes
terday, but tho players and coaches were all
out. and tho play was much the same as that
OF yesterday. To-day's work practically closes
the season 8 training on the field. Tomorrow
the NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. tricks will DO gone
over in private. and after that tho men will
rest until Saturdays contest with Harvard.
1t may be that some practice will be dono on
next monday and Tuesday to prepare for tho
Princeton game but it is more probable that
the training will be continuation Of tho tricks
and the schooling Of substitutes in them.
Conservative Yale men have considerable
respect for the Harvard team. and argue that
thore ia one thing about tho crimson's tactics
, this year which differs from the usual meth
DDS. She is saying nothing md Is working
;eilently and hard. Al through the season she
has carefully avoided allowing any COMPARE
son to be- mado between herself and Yale.
playing only weaker teams.
In practice games she has done somo
very poor playing. having twelve points made
against her by Amherst. But ali this may be-
q trick. While no Yale man tor IL moment
thinks that Harvard can win. some of them
thin tho game will be closer than expected
by the great majority OF football enthusiasts.
% The makeup Of the team against Harvard. as
Mar as can be Judged, will be Us follows:
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CSIICIOi's Work ar NASHVILLE.
Owners OF the Eastern Knee Horse India
Nuhhrr Implicated.

Nubher Implicated.
NASHVILLE. Nov. G.-!,acinS continued at
West side Park to-day on heavy track. Tho
talent again went wrong. three favp rit IS being
beaten tn" fourth race was declared of. hut
the first Icing suIit the usual number were
run.
The judges scented Il Job in IT," sccoad race
after First Lap became Il > to on fnyuritc.
and tho Eastern horse India Rubber. VIII
should Lave Teen ut 10 =. went w to = to =.
They took kceho or India Rubber and put up
bryant. India Rubber then recedcd to S to
and Won easily. TIL" Judges made no ruling
on tn" race. but It Is underst1o! the suspicious
bettin; is under invest cation and the guilty
parties Will Yet DO made Ia suffer
fus Rae" >.irg; ii, ;Hr!prg-. avn TO- Thorp-I.
FrrG'na'D, !nird TIM, :oi !r;'tn:->'A - = and
second Race selling; .lX Hn! :iaf furlougs. india
Ruh;-r ~ ury"np. rr-.. En>.oa. i"G L. jones'.
~ inS a!shi -" Ii.Ia Hnb!eT 10 !nst Lap. 10
l Roseola.
TNrfG race Handicap for two.v"rr.o.ds. I've anil
h"ii inIi'nss i'd Greenwood. loi ,enrycnp Nrst;
hh-l thri NM. IA. Re tnc-tite 10 ! each Ed
nIc-nw"ut an! men Enid amt Il q" ! Luxe +.
Fourth Rare-' TnG'iion and distance tan0 as first
race ,n"h NJ bmHnn!s lo4 tEnni,. rrst: hly Smith,
Tan" i:"H'a betting .-f"Drt, JACK "l Diamonds.
TO B!y amth l"r0 iuHuL. J.
trth Eac"-l"r maiden ~" N"arr'is; four and a
Jones', taird. Time. oi. F"iuuc--Two to say On
and Marguerite. 10 TO scottish b.!.e.
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News from the Horse woriA.
- Public m-AccordinR to your reasoning
Panway should win.
Concluding bouts Ct tho National, A, G..
TOurn NJ.

Concluding Buuts rf tho National A. e.
Tournament.
The nnal bouts in tho fourth annual boxing tourna
mtnt OF the National Athletic Club were decided last
evening
Inc trN bout was between john Moran OF the Ma
ti"nal A. &. and sam Meyer OF tue Granite A. c.
Meyer showed pluck. but was 10 match for Moran,
VINO ai best OF Throughout and got The decision
fete Adams Il tEe Arcadia A. e. won b. forfeit from
Eugene waters OF the Brooklyn A. G..
inomas DGny. National A. c.. touglt Jack Ma sney
Oh we b"shnrds A. T. nuNy got the decision.
IN the i3h.ponnd light. weight class William Smith,
National A. e.. met Richard Bshr-ns Gran 10 A. C. in
ne third round belrens had the advantage and got
the ighI on points.
49, lie next bout was beiwccn Charles Gallagher Pas.
time A. T.. mud Mike Slater, Brooklyn A. &. This was
hammtr and toL2s affair tho Bi uoklyu man dong all
" !esilhE ami in consequence lie got the de cslon.
hciljainh Leon o. the Granite A. e.. Thomas Ne.
,irr. !nstiine C. IN the beginning OF tho second
fo.nt Leon landed n right. hani swing TINT bpiit
Mciirts lett car lAti. work done by either The
Judges gave the hight to Leon.
the l2J pound class Peter Carroll Union A. c. met
MIX Neii Of the lomesteads This bout lasted onv
Two minutes. O'Neil being knocked down six times
nrvrt,sEty. HE reteree then stopped tee light and
The sc"onG bout Of the ~ pound class was between
g. Al the conclusion OF the third round the Judges
heihg unable To agree. the referee ornerel another
Smith ~
The final GO in the 145.pound elias. was between
oscar Rohlnan. Nonparel a. G.. and A. Nostrom
brooklyn A. g holman was knocke ell OF his feet In
tho IL 81 ra ounter and withdrew The bout lasted d
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rnse Tai Nanngr,. to join With finn
hi's in S.:mi Ing Raci"c,

Sr. LOUIS. Nov. 1G.-Chris Won der Abe
George Innkins. and Al Spnldpg are a
trl" of Reynnr''s who have forfeited their way
INTO divers su"cessful schemes. 1t il strongly
limited in turf circles that their hands will 10
shown In n game to be played before tho next
Illinois Legislature. The scheme in which IL
rs cln,med they will be interested ia n bill pro-
iidin9 that racing IN til. state Of Illinois DO
limt,l to thirt. or forty-!lve or sixty days,
I've shartnr Tho better for Won der Abe. Spaid-
ing, and Hawkins.
Ina, racing has played havoc with the hasc-
nhi business Of Won dor Abe and Anson there
ran he no doubt. In Tact. 1t has crippled the
hatinhnl pnsiime almost beyond repair in ST.
outs anu Chicago. Now. TO cut down the all
me, ,I ,ear-round racing in Illinois would turn a
Emon proportion of the sporting tide toward
baseball in II. Louis and chicago.
,inhS ms ~ concerned in the passage OF this
ulni'au racing even more extensively than
N nn uer Abe ar Spalding. lIo has u largo
n!h," ~ sto"K in u race track at Roby. Ind,
nhu II ne could induce the Illinois Legislature
10 unit racing In tho state. then tho patron
nge extended to Ed Corri1ans Hawthorne
rack ~ Chicago would 90 over to Roby
dHring the OH season at Chicago.
~ Is known to 10 n fact that the Fast ST.
louis rack organization will not put up II
uo,iar 10 light the limited facing law, though
.urfignn in Chicago il willing and must 20
deep within his wallet to battle Il.
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Tho Tioga and Apollo cGhs Of Brooklyn rolled n
match game eslay nirht with tho foio~ingrsst
TioYs-M. Miirs, I's, FoIter taH: A. Miles. 1876 Mel
lis. i1s: zimmerman. I53; lio,ycr, Io2; Oliver. 100;
Schanner Iso: sptrx: l3: CORNISH i17 Tolai, .44.
Apolln- Bre;hsuei. 40: Linsr. l2t: Crane. 1876;
Iindisn i5I FriIer ~; Kn!f, l43 M"nninyer. iJG:
Rous lot: Calm. loo. fhirari ia. Total 49,.
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SIXTH RACE,
Purse 500 for three yearU!Ls selling. seven FUR.
ru.dny'- Entries at Gu,tenhurs.

First RaCe--Ior miniirns ave furonys. Jupiter III:
Lady Ballard III; Mnntec.. III, Annie W. ITO. J"hn
H., iNl: LuhnLy D'toruur W.
S'rruI Ea.c-Srl 'ng. t,ur and half furonSI: Nd
reniutcr. i"t. oregon. ~. Muri.acr, III. Mhrsh
hrGoM. ~: rowcr. 10: salisbury. H.: Comforter
II :: Waiter keIm. ID. MrKrrvcr. ~.
Ihiia tacs-FGr tHu.y rnr'Ois selling. Eve ana ne
tau !Hri'ncs E''sicc. ii2; Helen. lO',; Carmelise
To-, rGrrc>tcT. ~; sal fuII.r gcuilig, ~.
fcnrth EnCr-tu maiden two rolis; selling: four
1,nn %i,o.nat Tar nns% itmmy iamiy. lo;, Postal
ness Ni!r ini: 'n!tya;ur. u; King Kelly. %: King
i'ith Hace-r;ve tusiongs and allowances Tim
harL iot. Bctg.onio, lo". iiocy. lo,: Cold Dollar
100. Nonican.
sixth Racr-~tlnc: seven fur!ongs. Come.to.Taw
II sentiment II; ~ SI"rt. 10. Feet u. 40: 'rai
Ih:". lOi. I.rlnct, 100. lair Ray, Nv Matauey, ~
iaN... ~.
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J0Y AMONG znE JONAH souLEss
They Make Favorable showine In Thew
Openinr Series Last Night

The Jonah finkc, md Manhattan teams rolled their
initial vnmes in tho Academy Tournament last night
The n: iatans have made several change. in their
team The Field brothers. who have been fixture did
nos roll but their places ably ned by Freyder
and CondciL It was mostly duo 10 the high scores
thr first game.
There were olds Of to : offered that tho Jonahs
won defeat the Flukes. but there were no taSers
The tcnsh- began the game with five spares in the
nrst frame nrd led at that stag, by twcnty.seven
pins At he close OF the NTH frame tho fukcs had
down the lead TO four pins. The game flnaly re-
suited IN favor VI the Joiahs The scores OF the even
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Totals ...,i3ivls 7"oI Totals
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The statement male by Fred Watkins OF ST. Louis
who claims that lie III he Of Mtchclis hackers II
he fights Corbet ta; he had received letter from
rrof. Mike Donovan Of the New York A. C.. in which
Donovan is reputcd to have sah that Peter Jack son
WAS physical wreck ana was apt 10 collapse u any
TIM ami that jim t0rhett would defeat him easily
has created quito Hurry IN sporting CIRCLES.
donovan yesterday denied Luat he hau ever known
Watkins. nsrrr wrote such letter saul DONG
van don't erOr his v atkins, another
tang. how rnnl pass Hn opinion Ah"ut Jacas0n's
condition when haven't H!In tor over two years.
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KIC.iINi,SON rLIIS UELI.



On Tuesday night Herr Inskcr played four
games simultaneously and blindloldnd. ut
the Hamilton Club. Brooklyn. He won three
games from Prof. Raymond s. Turner. and ).
Il. Chit,cnden. and lost ono to William +. Emo.
Last night Lnskcr continued His engage
mcnt at the Brook iyn Chess Club. llu was OPP
posed by Phil Richardson Tho German won
tho toss. after which he opened with PIX 1,
bu' was hoist with his own petard. Rich-
arlson adopting the Hici!an defence.
generally PLAYED b. Inskcr when Sec
tho d"aM G', was va o AS ioows; He e% :.
changed KNIGHTS. richardson retaking with
the nhvere" Il nj it > with his b ut
= B3 etlc"tIn; another swap. all of which he
followed NJ hy cuStlln. on the y side after
having fortified his X L by PIX B 3. Black
played with hl. wout"d care: tho only uncom-
mon NOV" h" ma 10 was 8. li-k B. which piece
was posted IN front of his unmovcd L.
On I he stNtrenth move the heavy pieces were
trado! OIL. which left the contestants with a
u and 1T each. the disposition Of pawns being
also equal, namely. four on the kings wing,
TIN. on the Gucc''s flank. on each side OF the
board. Igskrr then put in some OF his fine
work. First he got rid Of the adverse bishop.
and by mGnruyrnG his kniGht and alternately
advance tho paWns on each wing, managed
to get the pull. lnasiniich rs the adverse king
and Knight were restricted in their action.
rate to give l-hSEer any winning opportunities.
SO tho game finally ended in draw after
forty-two moves The full run OF the game 10
as follows:
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Tie Pin knights md Sameisss Club rolled in tho
American Amateur Bowling Union section s"rirs ON
Tuesday night Tho scores
Nrmei.ss-I.ICas. 100: Boynton lt9; Maui 12S.
Ihnckhard;. 100: Patterson or Total. 1872.
Pin Knights -Andrrson 80: R"t!nian. leo: Welsh.
134; Grosch. 40 Good lUi. Toia1 80.
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A Victory for Harvard Freshmen,

CAMBRIDGE. Nov. l6.-The Harvard freshmen r,oved
their last game before tho one with Yale &c on Nov
2e this afternoon against tho Worcester Polytechnic
Institute winning by the Of 20 to g. This playing
at frat was loose and ragged. and the "Tecl" boys
rushed tho ball GOWN with litte dic ulty and Scored
their only touch down.
After tis the hmcn showed big tmprGver, MT md
put up good game. Tao interference OF tile hacks
showed clearly the training which Gold and fenu.ssy
have received from their experience the varsity
squads carrier III the season.
loud was hurt during the game and replaced by
Builard The defensive WORK of the team was ", akcr
than tho offensive. hut the improvement IN recent
games speaks well for success tho ina game on N
Saturday after THANKSGIVING Brewer fairChtd. shea
and Fierce, VINO are Wlth mo varsity eleven a. pres
game with Yale. The teams to- day were: "
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The Palma and Elizabeth A. c. teams will meet on
The grounds Of tho Isriiard A. C.. Jersey Cry
urdsy afternoon.
The F!usung Field Club would Ike to a game
with ANY football team with All average weight OI 40
POUNDS Tor Thanksgiving day. Address IT, 4 sncid.
berg Flushing, l. I.
Tie boston Athletic Association amt H"w York Attn,
.'c cub football teams viii play their ms. clapu
shir mRtci AZ bio Folio grounds tbs a.v!nv M and
lively Eartr 10 Promised.
NJ. RHrN,wiCs, Nnv. 1.-THE n ;ge.s AID .'cr,n.
football game scheduled to take place lns Afternoon
Nelson Field. play on acc NM Of lhs d !.
Ablsd condition Of hptxsgS team.
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YORK. Nov lG.--John J.. sullivan created q big ex.
element here tonight. The eN.champion was da ed
to appear ut the opera House AMI upon arrival at
the depot aas greeted by large crowd lie had he ZEN
drinking and was totally Hntonroab.c. lie attempt
ell 10 caO 20 20 to hote and nndng Detcc I've
SAnl,t Waiiack seated there. ilmhnded him
cate II. Wallace objected aud the Fighter got in and
pulled Him ori.
WailacE was iGsle! about ruugl ly. ant would have
shown rght bat tor interference detective
a warrant t0r Sui.Nals arrest the charge Of
Assault an tatery and tJr tearing his coat. but su
VANS manager settle. the cas-. before the warrant
could b rel ,gl
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Billiards, Pool. aud Whist by EroeLIyn
Cyclers.

The opening ganes in the billiard rool and whist
tournaments OF tho Brooklyn Bicycle Club were played
last evening at their club house ~ Hanson Mace In
the billiard series two games were played sesey. Is
Cole scratch. BY so to Il. and Hobby
points, beat Lewis 20 points, by 80 to al -
The pool contests were close aud citing Tho first
game resulted IN victory tor W. Kelley balls hands
cap; who defeated Arth,r Atsn. q balls by IV TO ~
Borland balls defeated Beden IL halls by 80 to 3d.
The games result As follows: Mnnlcr and STAFF de.
feated Robb and Rice by 20 to 4: Vannsgaw and
Webster defeated Van Doran and Sk.nn.r - +" =
Webster and Van Doran defeated !sinnor and lemond
2h to .: Remond and RoO0 defeated Corby and III
% TO 70 '' "''N ~ u
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is offered 10 test the efficacy VI Johann
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A Surprise for Wesleyan.

fRovrpxScr. Nov. lS.-Brown defeated Wesleyan on
Lincoln Field this afternoon by score of to o. Tie
result was surprise TO the supporters OF both teams
but the game was fairly won by Brown Dtnisons tine
tacklng Iastiugs's rush line play. and tho work Of
tho backs were nutew features steele and Cobb
made the host showing Tor Wesleyan
Neither side scored in the irst half although IVES.
leyan came nearest or losing the ball on the teyard
line In tho second halt III. ept ng back
rushed the bali down tho Held The ball WAS on the ye
yard line with only forty i've seconds Lett Gnh Robin
son. AIDED by McLarhy's timely blocking, carried 1t
over IN two PUSHES with only two seconds To snare
MattesOn slck ed goal. Final score-Drown u: Nes.
leyan. o. THO tAnInS
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For Field nut; Trap shooting.

Prominent marufact Ug"r- ui g.ns ammunition and
general sEnrtsmruS surrrr lIet Al tho Aslor House
Yesterday and formed a r,rn,kliiDn to he known A.
the American MnnI:nc'I rrr citation. The offsets
Of the association If riout" o and trap shooting
and tournaments will he H'.I monthly III different
cites lnInn. !. t. q H"ntinn 10 niFer liberal
prizes IN the shape uf IA ' .'y The officers Of the
assocIattOn are t'g-,I"Ur o. rrs Trihhin Now YORK:
Ncrrrs :rrr. /. 4. BED Hartford: Secretary. Il,
Harry ,.liInS, New Work. TTeaslrtr W. I. Qumby.
New inrE. Manager OF inErnHments. John Parker.
l,..n
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Johnny White OF the Sompa-ell A, G., who is looking
for tho interests Of Eddie Fierce. told Srs
por'er las; nisn mat Fierce ready TO light anybody
III his ciass.
''rlsrc. will not fyht Iacx sicily. however" said
white. "hscGnsr skc.ly is n I,s'r. Pierce wants 10
fight ioihug but winners, y" /, r'rj have
another go WITH slIlong, ami bticN.s that lie "an
defeat him TIE Cuney lsaad Club have announced
thar w.li o'r sHItahe purse loon there
any prusp.c OF Ily uUu being utchrG"
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thicoGO's Horse show.

CHICAGO. Nov lG- On account OF the delay
IN Gcltin@ part Of the material on the ground
necessary for the completion of the building
whore the Chicago Horse Show is to be held it
les been decided to change the opening day
10 Zoe; "a week later than WAS originally in.
,nhGcd. Entries vii! close Nov. ~ instead OF
Now 20 The size Of tho show ring will give
more scoop, for showing horses in harness and
under saddle than in Madison Square Garden
and in the matter OF high lumpin. tho best
equine talent in America has been secured.
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Capt. Garfield Working HI. Nc. Hard.

wmIIAusIovS. Nov. le.-Ths mud and rain TODAY did
not prevent tho Williams eleven from taking tn cir usual
practice. A. there was second eleven on tho field
The work vas chiefly conGned to tricks and siVnals
Oapt. Garfield considers It important that tho men
should know how handle \ wet LR, pattiru!arly "A.
q. ied Liable TO be very slippery next Ir"y lIo
day. but Ennis who was hurt on Monday. still on
tho shelf, ss 10 also Perkins, centre rush.
will play half backs against Amhert Draper. who has
been playing AZ half w 10 held AS a substitute Fiji
siry, The freshmaa'Sophomore gans wall take place
early next week
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To the sronrsG EnlroE Of Tnr SrN-Sh' saw in to
days SrS that Paddy Gcrmsn, the Australian weller
weight VLgilisi is anxious TO get oil Eight with some
one. herewith state TIA; would like to arrange y
lght between him and my brother. IHLis lester. Of
WScsbarrc Pa, for Si,tOo SIDE, Inc hght 10 AXE
place before reliable ciuhun"rng the biggest Enr-c
tried to match my brother against JOHNNIE Reagan,
At lI2 pounds but the latter refused 10 Ev AZ shat
weight Dave TESTER,
NV YopU Nov
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Average weight 17G pounds 10 ounces; age. 10
years months: height, = feet inches; average
weight Of rush line. 17s pounds ounces.
A comparison with the statistics OF tho Hnr-
ward team shows that tho Yale team arc
heavier In general by about seven pounds and
younger by two years.
Z The team. with tho coaches. mascots physi-
pciAns. &c., win leave for Springfield about 3
pollock on Friday afternoon. ana will be quar-
tered e. the GnTf far wprke1 Seminary
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The Winners u; Gloucester.

GLouGI rrSr, N1v, lH--Fir.t RtcrFiye cighths Of n
Time, vGi, N
second Ia "-fvc.egthths nf milo. Starlight nrs
orphan second, harCOA thTl limr. .Oa14.
lhlfa Hhrt- S'vrl.righths OF a milc NUlpina arst
l!iAh second Has titrI. Time. ! ~.
.ourth Rah.-une mite. sc'ooAoy INST. Madden sec.
ond Praihrr third, time. liia'I.
titn .uce-SiN and " quart II furlorgs. Leo Rrnysl
Efst Sandstone second Queen dOr third Time Ia
ni>tn EA,r-fly''eiyhils OF nile Dasy Woodruff
mrs. ,Neah second, Itrslader third. Time. lsuJJ..
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-11-17
Tho Columbia A. e. Just Was.

WARRINGTON. Nov. 1e.-Columba's champion football
players hal . hard tuEsle and narrow Escape from
defeat hero this afternoon at the hands OF the Johns
Hopkins University eleven. 1t was nip and tuck the
frat half. with honors even at 10 points all In the
second half tho Winged Arrow representatives scored
touchdown aftor series of desperate scrimma tho
half.
The victory was very gratifying one to the Column
bias. for the Baltimoreans have strong eleven.
jorty of tho nbers having been the sew
eral years The total score was IA to TO- The teams
were as follows;
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kentucky ho:scluau who MAS shot yrs.crday after.
moon A. tho last 81 Louis Lnoscy cub track. IL re-
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hhlhh, ana me IhNFlr,hn> CNnEVts tho lupe ilhi
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