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The sun., 1893-10-31
Foo,saII Gossip.

The Ocean Hin y, C. would like to hear from club.
having game on election day. Average lko poundA
AddreD Theo fsnney. l44A Huh street. Brooklyn.
Tue CathsdrA football team defeated tho Orioles of
Astoria Sunday by the score OF to<. Ths teams
well matched and the result very exciting
game.
like 10 hear from tsems III or around New York whose
average weight 10 100 pounds Address A. @. Mitchell
2oa West 1854 street
The Ashland y. H. OF Brooklyn defeated tho BROOK.
Iyn RovsTs the AshAnd's south Brooklyn grounds
Sunday afternoon by goais 20 =. Association rules
governed ths contest
The GovsTners Island football eleven would like to
arrange for lew Eaniss during November either on
their own grounds Uf away from home Address Lieut.
Geo W. Van DeuSen. manager
The second team 81 the Polytschnie Institute Of
hrootlyn would Lke 70 arrange games with New York
and Bfooklyn sehoOi teams Addfeas " X Baundera
Poytsohnio Inlttists brooklyn.
The Boston A. have at last sneesedsd IN ATran Etng
football with the Irssoent O, and the sevsns
OF he two organizations will meet on tue Gridron nsd
At Eastern Park On Saturday afteEnoon
Tho Nemesis foo.bAn OF Brooklyn would like to
arrange game with any team Averaging lt0 pounds
for ssstlon day south Orange O. preferred, Ad
drea. George H. 0oamah. JE. o2o H. AaTk's ayenus.
brookiyn-
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If Nike Leonard will call and see Billy Madden he
may DO able to arrange light with Jerry Barnett 81
the new RockawAy Club.
Tim Murphy. the examatour bantam Informed .
BUN reporter yesterday tHat he was at all sAtsnsd
toUs OF meeting fogan again. this time 10 t,nish
Jack Dempsey writes that he never felt better in his
career than he does at tue present time He has gained
agile ever Jack II Ia Thought well usyer enter
ring again, Notwithstanding
BiIy Madden asked Danny Mcbride what sized purse
he desired TO meet weiLknown local bantam before
the new kockaway 4. o.. After n moment 9 delIGerA'
ton Danny rephea that 81 900 would suit him Bl.ly
has not recovered from the shock yet.
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Skater Donosh ne In Town.

Joseph y. Donoghus the skater. came down from
Nowburgh yesterday and pAia Receiver Freedman Of
Manhattan Field a visit with regard to flooding the
neld this winter and holding there series OF skatiug
race. tor the amateur and oie.slona cham ps
tween D0nognue and Hagen and gold N sdai for .
race betwe, n DonoRhue and John Johnson tho lai.
sons amateul standing NJ freedman has also de-
o,dsi 10 turn Manhattan Field into uss OF
the general public the feature being cArniva;s at
honoshne sAidt q want to race johnson very much.
but ,htak re sontsIt .houa lake Place here in New
TO me. then III try Hagen or any skater In ths
world for the professionA mpiOhshfp feel conu
dent OF beating them all"
The sun., 1893-10-31

| ss Besuis Cinn.
The fourth rpnusi feld trials of the iNa
| tionai Beagle Ulub Of America were beRul
| yesterday at Manuel. NJ J.. on what are know
as the "Kreuder Homestead" grounds. and
as nsual attracted large crowd Of sports
men. beaaies and dog lovers from all over th
country.
The entry list which includes tbifty.siah
OF the best representatives Of this breed In IN,
country. Il the largest In the history OF tn,
club. and In view Of the fact that the vesths
conditions are favorable to the dogs. the ON
GERS OF the club anticipate better results thar
last year. when the ground was 20 dry that 4
WI T. Rrsnds }s tSs ps pepoie Of tn,
aps sas Il Pc G.. fSsS aspSs
hs% ss ii. Ss..ss SS
Appleton. Gooree Latch, p. W. Chapman .oi
MeirosS Mass Il. v JsTies9n. John Bate
Fsfs,n sn " aeorae % '%eh hSSsr'. eH' LssS POI
finger DORSEY. c. staley Doub. George n Reed
Marx levin sT csnPPonsep a;nb ira Prsa Pcss
srIck, @ MAJ. Sna a. 3. Fiste. worcsster. Mass.
nsS bench shsw YhSSh hss been held
might Be far more pTontabIy spent a the aeid.
;udsss Ssa@s gos lewis % q %Modss SSah. ana BRAD.
VArSI nt.s-S Ii n-sA "A n a .
srins and cisssiliyiSs sSs doss which were
opss Clans ia epor sos. and sIsos:. Al. area n..n
fss;s sss z an; .:: 81. ri g.
as'ok dog ,o
Iaffs-waiSinshsiS % ksnSs. 'ia StoS soraior@Lons
'c%s Jos-ouy D, w.,.op. dog tB,l,y-K...,
sss.aaal.sss ks%ssi: s"i sI!se sss
MAUD IN % W. 1'0k'r' aok "'AhA i0rs''-
Wanderer-P porsey-s doR u,ee-rairy,
Vsnas iIpP bSrseys s SitSh 9i,ss-yenSss,
Il fssys s,,rss sss sss
e,vnsy A -s;iearose Beass Esnnsis, bitch iKennsa.
yIGs,,sS|,,,n,o,, yIGTGasS n,..,. K.nn.,, .,,.n y,,,.
hugh LssIDidoh ,,,.s ,v,..
Mn MSn h-fors" seas'e Aenne'' o''on f"snusn Lee
Fanny Raeer-H L. Krsudsr's bitch tRaesr, Jr.-Ns,.
lel
grayburn paisy-H; L Kgsndsr's bitch.
open ea.s aos and Seh
nnY ei.sn na q, nsd tras hois Sy
I'D Ihhs"isrmsnn i ann Msnn,s bitch spsn.So,lyh
skipl --,,
bSI:sys sss s@Ss
1asNbilh iS hoo-s'snf0s' DsAs' As"n''' H's s"Aaus~
Mols 6ean-olsnross Beagle Kennels bitch Gam
Baby Dsanl ,.,-, -,
,Gypsy forsst.forsst Beagle Kennels bitch Drank
bsSoy aoss eses ana nch..
A1a AM lnS SSe MneT ~ Hyiaads do4 taip Van Wnt,s
Queen Xsiiie) July ii, 1892,
Trx.John W. Rusk's bitch hoGinty-Nsilie BY 1Lh
h:9ay Nh ssSs aa
Ls...pl,h june aa isp2 A'A''' wa "''-'Ns"
Moliie 6ean--Gienrose Beagle Kennels bitch Sam
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Death or santa Anna.

Lucky Baldwin's good fye-year-old horse
Santa Anna. by Grinstead out Of Clara D.. died
ON Sunday evening at the Bay District track.
ss1 S
twenty-five and thirty races. and while East
last September and October heat some OF the
Bay and Gravesend. She had q great turn Of
speed and was equally formidable at sprint
ing distances r
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DIRECTUM AND MASCOT.

The trottns and nacng kings will contest suprsm
aoy and 5000 At risstSood Park Tharsdsy after
noon. Nov. =
The most sensational harness race record may 10
expected
Special traias from Grand csa,rai Depot Ma.Esss
station on ~ v and H. u u. II, narisn BEAnek. or By
IL" road to l5Gth e. stAgss 20 the track
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FRAnEA
sidelia LOB 100 ssa ssp 45t $40 s4s I42 $50 gla
Umpire-.Heary Winter. Bcorers-R. I. Usbeok and
Xvsfsss-fidsils, lsa 2.5; Spartan I7S I'd
IN. scores eovied last night on the Elephant Club
Alleys In the games for she ohampionshp Of brook
Ign Nsstonal Tournament were not very high ~ may
be seen ffom the following summafys y
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The Navahos Reported.

LONDON. Oct 80. -Advicos from Madeira
show that tho American yacht Navahoe. Mr..
Royal Phelps Carroll. owner. arrived there on
Got 20 Three days later she sailed for the
Bermudas.
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Hasr eAnE,

Fearless 10 l47 a28 ao7 3s7 A69 52e oil 6s6 7e5
Pin Knight o6 122 2o7 2y9 5s6 Sso 500 6Bs 72l 7v<
A. Pendieton.
Avsrsgs-Fearless. 1863, Pin Knight. 15s4 4-6.
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southern Kick ere Cos,ing North.

Arrangements were completed yesterday for foot
ball game at Manhattan Field on Nov 49, between tho
teams University of North Carolina and Lehgh
unlyeniiy The North c olinn eleven is regarded az
ance In this city of any Southern college team.
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l2l; Homer 1ei: Elchs. l7e Klingolhoner 1ea To,a,
sKcosp GAME.
& @ M.ss iss n..dy ssd dS'fSSs Ss
Hss. IT. slss. g5s Rasss1s asi H. 4s:
ar ss ss' . iss q n
IL HfsS' isS ss E: s
T6o%ssi oii4 Orr. ist; RainsI iss; LsSsar. isS'
srcoSp CAKE
Ss, is' 4ieiz 49, E ss
S 49, qsa Stuart It'll iso s1Fs SsianaIs
sSs sa s.i sssuss ss ssa s sss
az Sna Bfns 81 the HSs ssy on sst1r
az 6onofs winning two Of the three games roiisG
I fsna sntsp ns 5s9 Hartman s1
AMERICAN s9 Rs Naiionsi @ ile tesoz
1iSi Flynn, las; jarvis ioSi Moore ss. Total SD
Bs TD.
io iS7 Flynn. $50: JAWS ": loors ios TOss 5sS
GAME.
nn,oss! si Bank iys tS2; Hamsn
lol s isaa Fl isS Ss41. fs Issa.
Two games were rolled at the Columbia Club alleya
ss Won ssa o.I
scores,
FRsY CANE.
,s 8rAhss oRodnsn iSs iS2 oeSa,ssS is irving
1si; Ritsr. icS IsnS. iSs: % Tosa. 7cs 7 AA'n0'A'n'
srooxD CANE
"a. ss hssa sss GSsa'Rs 49, n''a0
Colgmbla.FIommeL le2i Crane. i7s; Erksnbraoh.
FIAIsusH. Dot 30-on the FlAtbush alleys last night
the set u: pacs for the both
with the and the style Each OF the were
clad In white woolisn swehtsrs. The soorss:
TiRsr oAiR it'
Midwood-Cone. 158; Sullivan. lit, johnson, 2ao,
Matthew'S, 1886 steLnbugier. 13A Total, 1855
Sa is
MSwooa,ens ass sH,hysn lao: jsessss 1ss
. .knioksf6oeker-Wsbater 16ys schwarswaeldeI 119j
Catun. lS3; Cowperthuaite. 1<6 W. w. Maynard. 1<I
Total 76l -
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Bowling Notes.

One OF Fiye-Eot that We know Of Three brothers
can easily arrange match with the Cohen trio.
The following players have scored 200 in the
American national tournament, Lockwood 23s: WIN.
ter 22z. 2a3 and 2l6i Keller. 224 Calm 22i; KnnE,
Slna SIinSh 2l55 . ,os.tieI ~; bugIatsI @ aio;
2OS; Rellosk: 2o7I Menninger 207 Freroks 2o<; An.
derson 2os 5iTPs 20s sca5fSedst bGf 3os Thyme 2oS;
2ol; Morrbatt. 2oI; yenino. 200
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GLENDALE Bow1Ess DoWNxD TWICE.

Ths Spartan aud Fldeita Teams Defeat Them
aa she Amsrseaa Nasional Tourney.
The sixteenth ssries Of gamss in the American Ma
tionAi bowling tournament began the 0ermania
alleys last night the presence Of large and enthu
sastio va The SCORES;
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An Improvement In Corns,,. Eleven.


ITHACA, Oct. 8o.-oncs more there 10 Joy among the
football crAnks at Cornell Not because Of the game
played against Williams Saturday at Albany. but
because OF the phenomenal showing made by the
eleven in practice this afternoon Those who watched
the play OF the varsity thought different
eleven than the they had play day after day
1t was different in some respects again shift of
players has been made, and the afternoons play
showed that At last the had been placed In post
tions for which they were httsd Curtis who has
played right end for two years has been moved back
to left half and the smallest probably placed
nsms is Tsus.as and although 4. is small and light
lie is always the thickeht ~ every night and Is lie
bo able to tackle low and strong enough to tackle
hard lie has way. dangerous g. The enemy OF slip
ping through the line and racklng the runners bs
fore they get started hs VIII probably play In the Har
Uuriis inakes . splendid half He 10 y sprntsr aud
sss ss sna ~ s5Si aSas' Ind dPIsy
later transferred to half back has been put on The
sub" list and Dysr. freshman pn! ~ half He "a
during Tie weeks prsoics viii play bssR q the line IN
the Harvard game foupEn left end. Hall left tackle
lad % pssman,pty hIs place es,nE tstsE By ben
A. tue luo up IN the Princston game wiih The sxcep
tion oil Baxer at centre. who 10 replaced by Sernhsz
il WAS not 80 much The ehanyssI IN the team that on
denly developed The squa struck Pefcy
tscss ssas ss ends ssa % Rs a S
ing Tue Interference Of Princeton ws4 a side show
se.ApaIsd te That shown by the ysrsty this ssrnoon
iesnI sstuTday At Cambridge Watching fhs Harvard
brown game. aud when returned he told tbs men
word q they hoped to make : sood itand sEsiSs,
Harvard 3-Tsf - Tf77-B
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PRIscsroS. Oct so-The Tigers are now practising
behind closed gaeA It has bssn deemed necessary by
the management 10 exclude everybody from tho daily.
practice and not members OF the college can see
the men praotis This will continue the rest OF the
week ~ view of saturdays game with Pennsylvania.
Ths yetsrsn Hall today laid aside bis walking help.
Al the sowness with which hts knes 10 DO re-
covering and impatient to get into the struggling
line Trainer McMaster However, disposed 10
exercise caution IN his case,
By the side OF Hall Frank Morse whose return IL
hssd with such great delight By ail the Prnesoniann
Morse several pounds heavier than he
son: he 10 Isgalar ssudeni: and the Tigers expect
severe uspa. but just a. long. Consders5ie care
will be exercised this week TO keep the men from be-
Ing bruised IL desirable to have all hAnds in good
working order BY the end OF the week.
fhs reported stand OF the seminary authorities
sgainst football does not extend prohibition
ray that sport Is robbed of is sest they NOT
The authorities say they wish to encourage hsathfui
sxsrcse and have 10 tbs students Arrang
ing matches among themselves the town grounds
Little regard is paid here 10 thN reported surs east
by the QuAke upon the amateur standing OF certain
niembers ol the prnss!on eleven They recognize in
this echo from the AlFAmerica team. Ii Ia known
here. the old familiar cry Of Stop thief"
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Clover.....T6 12z ITO 2BS 35l A18 $50 bz2 8o8 856
FearlssA...73 1888 22s 2y5 8ya A76 542 o21 8D5 100
umpire-C H. Ebbets. scorefs-A. C. Leach and
John II. Wills. Averageclovsr lBl I-5 Fearless. 16S
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sHsa 5 ss ssss sss &c stS 5ss Ss sss
UmplrsIH. BuchhoII searsn-John Lalor and
Avsrage-spartau. 1sa I.6: Glendale. 1Bs I6
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sncoHp GAMn.

fidsis ...-o1 40 $50 sas <is $50 SIS e60 fl5 $40
Umpirs-Phiiip Lshrbach. seorsrs--E. I. Asbsek and
Xvsfass s--diendAle. l5e as; Fidslia, 1ea
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Yaie,s Law Student. DID Not Show up.

NEW HAvrS. Oct. 3o.-There was large crowd of stu
deuts on tho Yale Held this afternoon watching the
practice Of the football team Many attracted by
the report that Sanford and several law students would
be there ana don the uniform for Yale They were
disappointed for the only conspicuous law student on
the field Sanford. and he old play football He
was spectator OF tie practice all the
not the slightest recognition passed between him and
Captain Hinckey. Yale has received much unfavor-
able criticism account or changing the
Undergraduate rule that she Is apparently afraid TO
come forward DOW and carry into effect the soheme
which nrst induced to the combination with
Princeton. Vance Mccormick captain OF last years
team was In the held and charge or the
He will remain here several days. perhaps until aIIer
the big gameA Whether or NOT iaie viii play with the
mains with the psnnsyvsnias not with Yas. Yale's
position n to stand BY the substitute RUE and her
policy VIII bs to play Pennsylvania under this rule
Gravss. the captain q the Trinity football team.
who was promising candidate for hsf back year.
has siyptaed his Intention Of beginning practice Ho
friends here stating that he VIII cease work there
Itself Just now looEs a. though aons q tho mem:
play on ,hs varsity SIDE in the practice today Nc.
his place on the varsity Beard 10 st playing centre
and GENERALLY oonssded to have the best grip rhe
position at present
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Field Day or .h. Harvard r-esbm.n.

CAHBRIpGE. Oct. 3o.-The Harvard freshmen athletic
games were held this afternoon, Tho day was cold
and very unfavorable for good performances Z. z.
Holster ran beautiful In tho half mile and gave
evidence Of fns qualities for distance runner His
time was minutes rs reoondA and he led wesson
by fully nifty yards Paine's high jump or feet 8JS
nehes hocarthys 10 3B seconds in the trial heats OF
~ at 100 a .S
san%afy .y;a;.
Nv F.eml. % Bisysis RacsD.won SW BY " osp.r. second.
s S::s-$s: ssiss
.6ne-miIe walk-won BY @, D. Phiu,ps Time 8 min.
ssaas%i.; ssn.Woa sy 3 Hos second
Gss.Sa Hns d y ..s
aaltmils Run.won BY 7. z: Hslisssr; wessop
iii Rirh % jaSrn%oa %a 5, fs%s % fee. 81 inches. A.
sSesMsn ssaHM 6, p.s. a..n.. Al
iIsns:: =. Diotisy Jr. second. distance
;s Issss: ..ss1s 9tn s::ss.
Gymnastics at the YounE Mems Iustitate.
Physical Director Paul Philips OF the Young Mems
Institute announced yesterday Afternoon tho results of
the examination In gymnastics which he held in the
Institute gym" last week The examination WAS
conducted for the purpose Of placing the ymnasts in
tnsir proper grsdes There a.: four grades and the
s Il: f:
men Mere examined In two divisions
pses: ~.1s eS,1d sd%.ss nj e
the pIst grade and al who scored below 200 to the
second grade In the other division the men who
scored over IsO points were admitted TO tho third
faa es%si. ess. e ss:
easier. The points made BY the symnAsts and the
grades 10 which they have been assigned foIows
first irade-vok. 298 Gilltspie. 26li PoltIeh 244;
lsx Tss fss saSiaaa ssS,s ass aas sA. is Bar
IT, sh.s PIT h ss sif%5SS'.SP f5S sS 1871
Lang l+S
2d1: schwarting 28a u. sehwnd 24T: Parr 2Ib:
Francois 24+i GlassE 23v: schmidt 227; Walton 222;
sieHeL 1SL
Fourth 6rade--Rafaloyitz. l7s; Grssnstein 17s,
susmAn. l7ii kyer. 1865; Recklen. 1ta
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Clover U 127 100 2bo 8lS 3J7 <A1 GIT bv8 GAG
Knight ia s
onAxor. Oct. ao.-Ths Morris and Essex Bowling
as s:%
~ oa sna an a : e
s9 t5s 0THnss AZ a1hisS Club the south Or
oSs s sa III: IL
sSy Esss,ii a. .sasasei:s Z ss:Is,S. 40.
ss1; stsss. q I! ss..sss ssrss.ta & aadc
Soy S-soatn Orange !; g. at Roisyitie A
u s y 'Hs SE.sx: s. :as's o,'nf''0
$y iS-S.s:::ss;S Z, e. T. q ssssH ssssa assaa.ko =
nv ss-Ss:s:ss::s \ 1. sisss:sS$: r.
sss-Rc::s.: sRi;:1.a. Sssis ssas. oYI.sf,y
E: : 4 81 :: sSs;s ISs.SE',o
s.: II;Es:;3i: I;-Ess;si3ai:i. I. s.s::;sss K 4
S:s S.oSs::s'ils SSissrs'no
man -so.syins = = d osssas :: Sssiat% and 0a
ssS.s.s. ssESssss. & sss;s
ESSs::s|: !; s$ssss:$ "a a o.
Jan. Is-orange 4. O at Rosevilis 4. 4.
;% ssss:s:s$ !,
Jan. zii-0range A. q. at orange Y H. &. A.
sSSfses% soaS osants faS S,s.,siSs
S::SS 3-SIsSSss:: i3-SSTsSs:4 ! 4 4 SS.,S:1aGS;
S SSsass Ssrsa.s r. IS Ra..yI. q, MIa.oa,s
rs s-s@sa.ias lsssSEssst 3 !. q TssS:,is'.
EsS sS iSMSn,sisiirr iiSS-MMSn,siisiir g M at orange &C
Yep 3l-0rs1gsX N q; 4 al orange 4. G.
fso 2s-south Orange " q. AZ Orange A O.
na,sp Tai Sp:gEns game. Of the shausens.sy brooklyn
alleys OBJ FIFTH avenue, saturday night The scosss,
ProsPsets No l-trsnki.h. l61; Gibbett Iaa; Ebbsts
,aS; Howe i1d; Ras. isS STsIS To.sl isii Ferguson.
ssiamaEdsr Ne 2--WArd, i8ti u. SPAIN, lol, w.
snsnsss'n Iai nas 1885 sehAsfsr. id7; Loughssd iSs
sSr.h raw.asnaslL l42l ss.,srly. III; p.nu,us,.D
issi Howe 1906 klinE isz. Total 7bz
THIRD GAMK
rrotPests NO l-frankish. 1p2; Gibbstt Iz7, Ebb.ts
~ NsosS 100 Mason LA Total TTg
.,sa I., sn 70 xIwnrd i5di spahn 1b0; chen-
"'~'' N''' .0'As'"' ioz' LohEhesd. lIo. TolaL 8lN
OF the Twenty third strssI Branch alleys ON Friday
hshs w heMe ooNlsIs defeated the "nvs" repressnt
second same ths home team fousd 49, .ni %
fohsa on their alleys by fortj pins
mar CANE
Aunsis' iosi o. haseY. iIo; A. HIssy iss Tots
Tv'a'5''Aira Street sraHsa-Bt.ss. l7s, Haas.a.
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HAMMERSLOUGH BROS,
IA, Homer. ,el. Elchs l7s, klinsohoirsr. 1ea To,.

BLEecxER ST.. COR. GREENE.
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HARVARD AND THE NEW RULE
The Cambridge Men Think That Yale Has
Acted Unsportsmnnlike.


Acted Uasportsmnnlike.
CAMBRIDaK. Oct. 30.-Contrary to reports,
Joe Upton will not play on the Harvard eleven
this year. He was expected out to-day. but
did not appear. and George Stewart said that
1t 10 definitely settled that Upton would not try
to make tho team. He returned to-day to
Williams. and will begin the regular coaching
OF the team there to- orrow Jack Blanchard.
substitute tackle In 1891 and now q law school
student. appeared on the field to-day and
played right end He has been coaching up
to the present time, but Upton's final decision
led him to try for end. Blanchard is Q heavy
man. Weighing fully 175 pounds. He has no
great reputation as football player. and 1t is
by no means certain that he can outdo Steven
son. the freshman. Stevenson 10 badly over
trained and the coaches have ordered him to
lay off for few days until he RECEIVERS. To-day
Joe s Sears M and and jim Lee made tRslr frss ap-
OF tho backs and gave them some valuable in
structions In the way to play their position.
the second @ hall Lee piaysd on % The sec second a
The work of the varsity was. very poor.
soash the halt backs that the Sisyins lost ali
IT banioD S sRa watsra Charley Brewer and Arthur
Ssi obliged te stop Yale psy e TAX about her siok
vsrd'% Newell and Gray In are " siill % out Of the
game. To-day the worst Of al Har,
was learned that Foster, who was looked
upon ss one Of the llkeliest quarter backs. was
be removed to the hospital and Is practically
out Of the race. Charley Mills. '95. who has
been playing quarter back or his class team.
The intercollegiate situation In regard to the
undergraduate rule and its substitute has
almost the unanimous opinion that Yale has
been tricky even 70 an unsportsmanlike de-
Fsnnsylvanis, whom every % one believes to to
have received outrageous treatment There
Is. too a strong feeling OF contempt for Prince
submission 70 Yale's Dictatorship. That Yale
has In her latest move gone directly antag-
10 not for moment doubted, and her sincerity
In pleading for purity In athletics Is thus ssri-
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RRAMRA.

clover. 49,. 6s iS1 100 St5 sis Ssi 9S1 Si7 Us S4S
Umpire-C. II. Ebbets seorsrs-Frsd N. schwarman
l2N ~ ~ ~-~'~''
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The Cherry Diamond team. which consists OF many
bowltrs OF last years team, two games from the
gsohelos seven en- the lattsrs ailey on Friday night
Tho score:
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ORANar Oct. ao.--Ths Morris and Essex Bowling
League which is composed Of tho Riverside AIbIsto
Club Of EewArk the Northern Republican Club OF New
sss ths Young Mems ohristiap AssoG,alon % Orange
Assoolation the Orange Athletic Club the south or
AnEe Field Club and the Montclar Club ali ON tho line
ach eduls al m ntnh va,n "a a. foows, NS's's~ As
The sun., 1893-10-31
Ea,rles ,or Elizabeth.

The following is the programme for Eliza
beth to-day:
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The sun., 1893-10-31

uceohu hace--for all ages; selling; purse $500 nf
which e16 70 second; tho winner be sold at
Tor $1,000; n for less pound allowed for each SlvU
down 10 $500. one mile and furlong. -
The sun., 1893-10-31

Cherry yDamonds--McLenn. IDS: Hesdisy. l62: wss
selmhn. 1I9i Townler, Iss: sage ITO; Stafford, 15ol
Bachelor. ferdinand. 100: Stuart 1876: Morris 1856:
Total 1O0A
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1893-04-28
NEW TRAIN SERVICE.
Inangurated Over the Narrow Gauge
To-day-Trayeling in Style
for Little Money.


Tho new train service on the narrow
gauge went into effect to-day. Supt.
Helm, of the Santa Fe Southern, returned
from Denver last night, coming through
on the new train which inaugurated the
improved service by leaving for the north
at II 80 this forenoon. Mr.. Helm is in
high glee over the new order of things.
He says there is absolutely no basis for
the reported sale of his line to the D. &
R. G. company, and that the new arrange
ment is simply a trackage agreement
which permits D. & r. g. through trains
to come in over the Santa Fe Southern
tracks Co compete direct with the A., I. &
s. F. for the business of this city and
territory. The cue of $3.50 in the regu-
lar rate, making it SIS between here and
Denver, or vice versa, is, of course, the
result of the rate war between the D. d
R. g. and the A., T. & S. F., and there is
no telling how long it will last, but
as the narrow gauge is sin it for
blood" it is likely that weeks and posi-
bly, months will elapse before the old
rate is restored, particularly since a
feature of the war involves through
Worlds fair rates to Chicago from Colo
RADIO common points.
The new train consists of baggage
car, day coach and Pullman sleeper. The
sleeping car fare to Denver ia $3.50. An
other innovation will be the running of
trains on Sunday also. The first through
train from Denver arrived at $40 this
afternoon.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1893-04-28
WeicOme Back.

The friends and patrons Of Prof. Aron-
son, who were fitted with glasses by him
nearly three years ago, will be glad to
learn of his return to this city. He has
since taken an additional course in oph-
Technology and is full graduate of the
Chicago Ophthalmic college. He is
equipped with all the latest scientific in
struments and the very best oflenses and
frames to diagnose and correct all errors
of refraction. The leading ladies and
gentlemen of Albuquerque, who have
taken the previous opportunity to obtain
the proper glasses from him, extended
him hearty welcome and recommended
him to their friends. Many distinguished
people of this city, with personal ex-
perience, will cheerfully say that he is the
most competent and reliable optician
they ever met. p.as 4
Everybody is invited to call and have
their eyes examined free. Office with
Geo. W. Hickox, in Catron block. Charges
reasonable. He will remain one week, as
he is bound for home to the fair. See
street circular or send for one.