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The sun., 1893-10-10
Injured Prine.ton Football Players.

PRINCETON. Oct 0.-To-day's football practice was
light owing TO the bruises several Of the received
in the Lehigh game and to the extreme heat Capt.
Trenchard did not return from Bethlehem till to-day,
having received injuries in Saturdays game which
necesstated his staying over yesterday. President
Thompson returned with him for treatment Trench.
ard coached the team In the second half today but
did not play. Hall has bad bruiso above the eye but
was In his place at the practice to-day as usual and
did some brilliant work in tackiinG Toward the end of
the hour Preaidsnt Thompson coached tho scrub team
In the first half II emed 0ssibe for the TO
summon any energy. but In the second they picked
Of the game; B.rnstt taxing hts place at half; Pos
Barnett did the best work for tho backs to-day and
Hall was most eonspcuous for his plays in the line
In the sprint OF heats sixty close
Of The prIc.ice King and Hall we're among the
feature in his training; from which he hopes great
things this year Beds have been ntted up tho club
TO make the Varsity team are required to spend their
ana rise At Z JACK McMasters IL detsrminsd that no
lack of training at least shall Prnoetons pros
pectA
The sun., 1893-10-10
Tennis at ColumbIa College.

The fall tennis tournament Of the Columbia College
Tennis Association reached the third round yesterday
afternoon on the Oval at wiliiamsbridge Tho entry
TO enter. Summary;
Mons ssinEles,Preliminsry Round: KrArs beat Ar
mitAKe by defaults Smith beat Beach, 6-4. d. Doug
lass Lass beat iiAdden s-s S.e 80 First Round smith
ssrg..ns beat Sohn. "a. 40. 6-I swords beat
fosnE nE oni op2 aureh!son beat Lester 90 90:
e8 80 s-A 0snneTi beat Miles BY do.
yohp.on beat smgll BY default; feArIpR beat kinba
py default: ks!eham beat Archer 40, 81, ga;
q a.: sApborn beat Alexander by default; crowsil
beat LAwson BY default. Second round! Swords beAt
sArgeani o-a SO o.; Thaysr 5eay Mure ehiaon, 0-d
p.L nEii nennsrt beat Burr ~: 4-3; Longacre
a.; hones nsa; Bnorssm 81. -: sae6orI beat
acre. o-6. o-li Gehnert beat rhayer, 6--f o-3.
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BOWLERS AGAIN At WORK.
Third Annual Series OF the American Ma.
tIonnl Tournament began.

Tho third yearly competition to decide the cham
pionshp Of the American national tournament began
at the Gernana Assembly Rooms alleys last night It
was tho opening OF tho bowling season. and in the
previous years this organization is tho first to begin
active work. Although the atmospheric condition
not OF kind to enthuse bowling. good. sized crowd
hand PREPARED to shout for their favortes
alleys were prettily decorated. Long streAmers
strung along the alleys, and from the numerous cleo
trio lamps hung dainty silk flags.
The alleys were in fine condition. and IL could be
easily seen that Charley King and his magic oil had
been on hand earlier in the day. New pins hat
Affected the Scores but Notwithstanding, the compet
ing bowlers showed that their skill In rolling
spheres down the polished alleys nearly steady
during or last seasons SERIES After Pres
ident Book had concluded bis short speech spartan
and krakehlta teams took possession OF the aleys.
1t the general opinion that the Krak would
prove nm easy victim for the champions While the
latter team not strong as lasteason the Krakeh
las are eSnsdeEed out of Their and are selected
rnks In the fourth I frame voTrath made spare bpt
line BY aoou four ineae. Umpirs Book failed notice
diTefsnss % Of eleven pins ana as the spartans only
chAmpions The Krakehlias protested The game but
that they are to stack up against for
by four pns The Rosedsles were mimi the services
OF the SieyorB brothers. The Rosedpes and Spartanu
rolled In tho third game. Tho scores:
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YALE MAY WEAKEN
And Rescind the Undergraduate Rule
Passed Last Winter.


NEW HAVEN. Oct 9.-Yale athletes find them-
selves in rather peculiar position now re-
garding the undergraduate rule. There is
growing feeling that It will be impossible to
arrange a game with either Harvard or
Princeton. and she may play the University Of
Pennsylvania only after a prolonged wrangle.
Whatever motive Yale had In introducing the
undergraduate rule is lost sight OF in the fact
that Yale violated the rule in baseball last
again In PLAYING ureenway on the eleventh
1t ID well known that Greenway Is barred
from playing in the intercollegiate. contests
owing to the fact that he attended another
sstss 0sSli SH wifi d Els Els
case and not the spirit. II he Is still re-
tanned. It is thought that Greenway will
be saved for, the game with Harvard. In
Eheh be will be able to DlH{ as the
doubt. however. that the first time Yale tries
to play him In an intercollegiate contest the
music will begin. Before that time arrives 1t
is expected that the force OF graduates now at
ing and q repeal OF the rule. or Yale may call a
university meeting and rescind the action
taken last winter. The question OF a new
league would then follow. A large majority
Of and pfOt;sSy % majority o. the
The Yale Law School. which has over 200
students this fall. Is considering the advisable
ity OF organizing football team. Tho success
Of the baseball nine last summer In winning
bers to try their hands at football: The cup
uity and Will be placed in the library. A hand
some @ sun E Of money; the proSseds q games.
viii 90 toward the building fund Of the new
Law School
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CoIumbia A. &. Scores Against tho Univer-
sity OF Pennsylvania.

WASHINGTON. oot o.-The football season was opened
here to-day in = well played game between the Uni
versity OF Pennsylvania and the Columbia Athletic
Club teams Pennsylvania won Atthe end Of thirty
minute halves by q score of ~ to Q. Psnnsylyania
made four touch downs from which kicked three
goals The touch downs for Pennsylvania were; Oil
bert. 2; osgood Knipe tried to kick tho first goal
for yvaniA but failed ana Brooke who took MS
place, Kicked three.
Columbia's showing was q surprise, as IL was not
thought they could score. Lewis or Columbia In the
last half made long run from psnnsylyanias terri
ten yards Shields had gained a few yards when
Pennsylvania took the BALI Brooke then Kicked the
ball. which was blocked by johnson OF Columbia and
Lev Of the same team fell the sphoroid and made
BhteldA -
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Entries for Guttenburs.
The following is the programme for Gutten-

The following Is the programme for Gutten-
burg to-day:
Flrst RAcs-Purse s4oo; beaten two.yearolds; four
and half turlongs Honey Bee colt, lo5i Ponce do
tAre io6; Phi baly io5 FAIR Knight. los; Bafbiche
geltng. io5 BAyless los; Dauniless. lo5: foxstta,
1o2; False lo2
half fa,onEs HEX; "a; Indigo ll6: MaFsnAii, iIoi
bsn lol Lady Lister. ,lo4; FidEsr Iol: Dsrsrels.
esi ksntgcky Lady. % EsseIls ". Lady Mary. ~.
Double Gross. 2i King ctnG, iloi killrnny los Dn
lot; Gladiator. los; Pau hsudle. iO6; racclSn Io5:
Fourth Raes-Pnrse $500: bandlcap: three quarters
% mys. strathneath, NJ: Pedestrian; liz; vestt
s6i; Little Fred. og srAzos pS ssndo1ns, u: Iohi.
A. rlt;i, asss-,S5.s .tSo: ssyshtiEh!hs oi mills.
.Iolt 100; uhsddar. 100; Bob sutherland. iO6: Tom
a'fFSn, Fo do1t sIsES Y rronsre so ITeisurs TTeys
slith Rles-Parse siob: sslihE; ssr.n eisiths q a
Lonely. ~; Marcus ioi caiyass ito; Carmen. loi;
Midget, lo3 Lta. lo3: NAr0nic, ioj.
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Bnrra,as at GRAND. stock Sale.

Douglass H. Grands annual fail sale OF Canadian
prize winners drew n large crowd to the American
liorse Exchange yesterday Afternoon and the result
Was very satisfactory. One hundred head were sched-
asd 70 be sold hat only half that number were offered
OF
Poem, ea. x, ny Breagham. dam by Godnuds-, vii
liam J. DfoxeL PIiladelphla. SBI5.
Dream oh. ~. william J. DrJAsi. 800.
Csnadian Beauty. D. m.; Dr. Honry Lutef. Spring.
Dorothy. gg M. bJ whriwind. dam BY Friday, J..
ArchibRll $3.50. -
S. Howard. $3.50
nagiciap. ch. g, By GoldleAf dam by Green Noun.
tain Morgan; H. Jackson. 500.
JDrift" ood D. r., by Orange Boyi John Donnelly.
FIRST Flight. eh N; by GoldleIt dam by Tom Kim.
Excel, b. r.. by Extra dam MisI ArchibAtd: OrAnRs
~ j.. Riding Club. $3.50.
The sun., 1893-10-10
HrooLIya Tsnnl. Ne,y-.

the courts Of the Brooklyn Tennis club on Pulaski
street nss' rhroop avenue brook lyn tile hnGl rounds
In the Kentiemsns consolation singles were reached
and dscided saturday. DR. William A. Irlth being de.
tsatei by q r iortsr a-L ia 81 ~ The ssinttnAl
rounds, and lAknx nrs pike In the hnkls By defeating
J., u. BAbcock after aonS very smaft playing TO the
tune OF IU-H J-2. b--iL
E q. Babcodk won the inter.easS chang .onship OF
the Adeinhl Academy Of bro0klyn on tie Brooklyn
Tennis IIibs courts last week. taking the nnAl round
BY defeating X J.. Loomis VI the second elAsi e-3.
ia "a. =
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Tyler Makes a New Quarter or I. xgiis
worlds Record.

sPnNoFrELD. Oct 9.-Harty c. Tyler. the
cracS rider OF tho sprinrleld Bicycle Club. 10
bound that the lpstre OF his approaching mar
rage VIII IN nowise dim his fame on the clnder
Lecord which 10 likely to stand Tor aome tilne.
The new mark which stands to his credit ls
full second lower than. the old rseori, whloh
VA; WA y Itself L. considered gem. Tyler rode the
ond from L. A!kNels0n's record 81 0:3o iek
made OF Hartford In July
The sun., 1893-10-10
Football Gossip.

,N.w N.w HtrHS Oct. e-Jhs football game scheduled for
eesd Wesleyan has been asked to MI the date, and
IN case she dsches The team OF the Volunteers OF New
York will play
The football teaml OF the Hoboken Wanderers and
the Ashland q. had spirited match. undeY Associa-
on rulei at the grounds Of tho latter club Brooklyn
Yesterday The Ashland kicksrs oieyery defeated the
visitors BY score OF goals to1
MIDpLErowE Oct 0-Manager Judd Of the Wesleyan
Football team has Annoanesd Ehe lehsduls Of gsfpsl
iAggies) at hiddlstown; Oct H. Trnlty. ~ hartford;
Oct ~ rgit1 at Aiddolownj Oct. -. Princetou, a
CraIceAts, At Broofyni Nov. 16. brown. ii Middle.
deiphiA =
The sun., 1893-10-10
rnrrnn1rronAE cHEss.

Tks rtesuits or the Seventh nou.e ef the
Coetest.
The seventh round OF the international
chess tournament was played At the Manhat-
tan Chess Club yesterday. The games result
ed ss follows;
Taubenhaus beat olly. Pollock lost to
Schmidt. Albin was beaton by Ryan. gossip
vanuulshed Hanham. and Lasker registered
his seventh victory. this time against Jasno.
erodsky. The games OF Pillsbury VA Lee and
Showelter W. Dslmar stand adjourned.
TEE GAMES.
The sun., 1893-10-10
Coney Island Club say. No.

The proposed nght between Jack Dempsey and Dick
Burge is oG according to all accounts. Judge Newton
the match maker OF the coney Island Athletic Club
yesterday refused to make the match. Late in the
afternoon representative OF tho olympia Club OF New
Orleans called at the PDce Gd=,itS ONCE. where
match have been made. and stated that tho
olympia Club would put up no purse for the light I'VE
want only first class lighters" he said"
The sun., 1893-10-10

FRAhEs.
Spartan Of Ys7 1872 26D 333 487 535 022 7oa 7s4 sss
RosedAio l54 22v 3os +lg Eli 675 SIT 764 sal
Wuerhnanu- =
Ayerake-spartan. 17s 3.5, RosedaIe. 1853 10
TonlEhts games wiz be between teams representing
the Empire Bowling Club OF this city, the Atnlnnta
Boyiing Club Of Brooklyn. and the Albion Bowling
The sun., 1893-10-10
Ryan and Smith viii Probnsly He Matched

Tommy Ryan OF Chicago and Mysterious" BrIy
Smith OF Boston will probably DO matched this week
10 fight to finish. Ryan is willing TO take on smith
At lao pounds and the latter has accepted The offer
Warren Lewis Will back Smith Ald 10 prepared TO posi-
$500 to insure his mans presence In Tho ring.
The sun., 1893-10-10
Princeton and the Undergraduate Rule.

PRINCETON. Oct 8.-Ths college paper In to-nisht's
issue states In . semi-onciAi way the position OF
Princeton in regard to the undergraduate rule Tho
now rule was condered as mere start toward inIti-
Ating change Prncetons stand ID not for the Abso-
lue Tepea Of the undergraduate rule but for sub
sutution OF modified rule for the one now In force
The sun., 1893-10-10
ORC TILKESs GREAT VICTORY.
The Young Californian Downs q Strong
Field at LexIurtob.


Field at LIE Lexinston.
LEXINGTON Oct 9.-Nine thrse.yearold trotters bred
this side OF the Rocky Mountains met two California
products here to-day In the stallion represent tative
stake and the minority representation carried on the
lions share OF the big purse oro Wilkes the win
ner. did the lighting for two heats. forcing
Medic out IN fast time and then triumphed
by his superior staying powers. lie won $3.50.
all Of which belongs to his breeder and present owner
William Corbitt who named sable wilkes as his siro
this great event. and selected the black colt out OF
Ellen Mayhow. by Director. to hll the engagement
Orc wilkes was the best OF the nsd on public form.
but Baron More. wmaroh and The conqueror were all
thought dangerous in the hrst heat Axle rushed away
a. q terrific clip. which ended In break near tho
quarter Then Medic who had the pole at tho
start, resumed the lead. and shaking Georgia Lee
OF in the third quarter. was q long way
ahead as he turned home. Orc wilkes then
set to work resouely after the leader and kept him
busy the rest OF tho way. Medic won in 2l4H Oro
wilkes was to fsvorits before tho second heat.
He dropped back to fourth place In the nrst half aud
then cutting two of thossIn front to Msdlos
wheel at the distance. Tho latter howeve. had
enough left to secure another heat in 2,14I6
Medic wap the iavorits at to before third heat
Again the California colt fell back going away while
Medic led to the homesretch. Then came the test of
sssponasd WIN spaIs mat landed him on even
@ !:s!s: h.a ne ss:'s. gs,s R.:Soss hsa!. s
sS ss | % h% bsassn e The %
tance inisDing strong in 2:15. drop OF quarter OF
second in his record He had step along al lively
gait in tho fourth heat with The conque'er Aysns
sq ls also !" Won sSa sS ae
Kentucky had not won the big prize but her horse
men applauded tho game yonnxster from California,
and John A. Goldsmith who ploed ORC wilkes to vic.
:ssS IS .Hsc.: .l is pa: e:
aud handed to Goldsmith.
Tho race was pronounced 70 be one OF the greatest
ever seen bstween q nsld q threeyear-oldI oro
t.soIa ,Ss with
fall at ST. Joseph He has started several times
of all ages New York early IN September repeating
The balance OF to-dAys programme produced a. sen.
saons although tile 218 trot and 100 class for two
yehrOlds contested. Florida the former
after three close finishes Isdusins her record In each
cd TO be too ths the 100 class opan
70 four yea ods and under. summAriesi
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WOW Bx arr w1oxsrs
The Aus,rriisrs wi.a Up Their ri.yi.e .s
Ektfr deirktc. OIL. go ,

PHrfADELpHfA. Oct a.-Althouah there wac
little prospect OF seeing much play to-day in
the wind up OF the return match beween the
Gentlemen OF Philadelphia and the Austria
lians there was fair-sized crowd on hand.
The game was quickly brought to close. and
the Australians succeeded in gaining the VIC
tory without the loss OF another wicket. They
had no easy task. however. In accomplishing
this. for tho Phiadelphians played with vim
and dash worthy Of better cause They
tired four bowlers. but A. C. Banner erman and
=. Gregory had received their Instructions,
bad chance OF taking Gregory OF the wickets
before the winning run was scored but the
The Australians won by six Wickets. The
score:
The sun., 1893-10-10
To.da,.- Bali Game In Brool,,p.

The second game between New York and Rrook.
yn for the metropolitan baseball chanpionshp wi ~
played at Eastern PARK at so clock this afternoon.
The sun., 1893-10-10
Ixion Was There In Driving Finish.

AAion sno AheTo hu -
GLOUCESTER Oct. e--Three favorltes and two second
choices won hero to-day The surprise was furnished
in the colt race, which Ixion. the extreme outsider
Won from chance the favorite. BY neck IN driving
First Race--One mile and quarter. Tar and Tartar
e3. to tCaricrl won; National. lO6 yto 40 (Mor
Ta,ny TTasseyt iecohd Daring w. 10 haml third.
Second Rsee-Five furlohgs Sweet Alice. 100. o to
s sen frsns rss S rm. ssrrDh'A ''e0nd
caybsrrsl Won: Rosa IT, fie ttoS tonsr.i % s.cosa 1S
Fourth Raee.Foar and ons.hsli furlonss nm ao@n.ooa. @
MorriY sssondi Annie x, los. BtOi (DOnnsyj. third
Fifth RAce-six furlougs Ixion lo5 20 to CMorris,
won; Chance. yb. even (McDounldj. second; Little
sixth Race-0ns and ons. eighth miiea Ralelgh ito.
even tDoanel won Aunt Jane. lO7 to 6tF. Wilams).
2'o5Sl. ''
The following are the entries for Tuesday:
1dp sn a & Of Cert srown sna
BelsArlus log; Sonora 90; Ataman and Artillefy o.
Second kacs-siI and q half furloIss. thre.'ysa
Wist i05; Monteil and Tommy brOphy iO2: Deceitful
~; Industry and Warsaw. ~; Miss Mamie and
Juggler. no. Greenwich. IOf; Tioga PratheE string
fellow, ketchum and Gonzales 1906 Reuie and Sister
I9ne % i0S; Home Run Baby, Deer Lodge and Elyton.
Fourth Race-0he mile. W. b. lI2: Lady Pusifef.
a94; page iob Uncertainty. vs fhilora es; Musmes.
fitth Raes.Four and half ruriongs: two.yearolds.
Frank HART ios Theodore H. and Traitor. DS; shipg
Ching late Billet Doux hlly La GartiA andl Small
Sixth Race -Four and a half furiongs Cooley, 1I4;
Roman Advsnturer and Pessimisi 1Os; Glendivs, Ad.
M T.. ans taISa.s % fos "a 's'o'" '''i It'd S''' Agnes
The sun., 1893-10-10
The following Is summary Of the sale:



Of xS6ol; ~ Clsnroas;d. AZ Wa!Saam 600
Ltliehs% .,::..:,;::..:..:; 1000
Bag ssps S' ~ ,sra II sssnsnMfi@p M Constants 7so
i, 'p iss Ss oea 100
cSsssaus s y 'ay isSs By spendshrii-Qusen Fan ioo
by imp King Ernest: A. Thompson. :.......;.,.. 400
ming: g Li,tefsld 80: 1000
os;.i@ss k nsSs $50
Bey IIy lsss ss;.S, Sy spend'hri.-Bell0nA H. by a.o
CHESTNUT % colt. isS2 by spsndihrit-Lady Caro- 90"
SS S ssss y 600
Bay My 1892 BY spendthriit-imp Bomba;lini;c;. -"
BY UnSis y; 4 d hassn TOO
Chestnut hly. 1892 By Observation-Disclosures, BY
chestaal sy 1852 By spendthiiit.Iea. BY L.. 00o
Bay colt 1sss ey yspendhiiii.fiyiii. BY imp o0o
chsstnns hSn,Es' s 1897 ssssFs cake $50
Bi%sa my nsSs ii pf iR hsrso.. dam BY zoo
cs::'aSs ay rIss: " fi
ssl @ !s;s Il Haas: aso
cts.snss soii issa i%R il.nsiE-SonAia. BY $40
Chestnut coli, 1902 BY Chance-imp Rescue by 20"
nay Pity iSss By FavorHfa.ssdsna BY ninyar: 200
Ray colt IsHs BY imp, RS,.lnsion-Ai.s olive. ooo @
Brown colt, 1892. by Llnden-Peari Tyler. BY
scratch; 3 l. Hommediea ;.... ,::..i:...::,.. $50
Mailer. by Lon2felow: W. 1 Powers. ....,....... 800
Bay illy. 1892, by standardization Brooks, by
Imp Billet: A. larson L...,,,,..,..'.......e..,. 900
hiy s9 ,sea H. bK g
cdsssha. a!iy, iasR sy Sii iSichs;i-d.in BY 200
Harry OFallon: DR.. b. T. Smith ..,..,.,,.,... 2BO
Brown hlly 1892. by Lindsn-Amethyst. by
C6estnat coli. 1852. by imp. Roi;nttcint.i,e: 'so
of Nantura, BY Longrelow; Camden Stable, -. 500
Bay colt. 1892. by Beividere-mp. Louie, by
Cdssnu. colt. 1867 Sy Ffeliowcraft-iLaneeeib s.; 1oo
Lonyfellow; 1, stuai, 475
BIoSsk; Al WsI5sam: 80 1000
Bay iiiiy is5s. by imp King tialop.Xant Anne. Soo
by Blue Eyes; W. Hayward, .,.';;....;...;.... 200
Leamingtoh; J. Grey. y........................ $50
Total for thirtyeiEht head ..s22. 95o
The sun., 1893-10-10

Baseball. Eastern Park, 8saO To-day.
BROOKLYN " New York. Metropolitan Cham pionshipI
AdmiIAlon, Doc, and 36c.-AaA
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YIRsr CANE.
rakehlia. 1853 1.5: Spartan. 1869,

Krakehlia. 90 172 237 324 8s7 4ep b42 e27 TIT 7gl
Spartan l64 244 332 428 495 GIT $50 722 7U5
ympre-Charlss Book. soorers-Phiiip Lehrback and
John laior.
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1O-DaY's RACING Events.
Thoroughbrsd Cracks VIII Meet In Bron,
4 dale Handicap and Arouat Vernon stakes

Thoroushbrsd Crack. VIII Meet In Bronx-
dale Handicap and Mouat Vernon Stakes.
The Mount Vernon Stakes for wo.year-olds.
ct thpee-quarters OF a mile. and the Bron dale
Handicap for all agos. at one mile. are the
stake features OH the interesting programme
OF six races which will be run at Norris Park.
Twelve are named to start for the Mount YER
pog Stakes, with Sir Excess. Wernberg. ahd
Melody In at the top Weights. The great sprint
era. DR.. pasbrouck. Stonenell, Reckon. Mary
Btona. Charade. and others will make flying
race OF the hhndicap while there Is sufficient
racing material In the other daslies to make
the racing yell worth going to see. Tho en-
tries and weights follow In detail
FIRST Raee-Wster weight handicap aweepsTAkes for
~ aReA OF each. or only SIS II declared with $3.50
tdded pf whch $3.50 10 second and $50 TO Thrd; nVs
Aud eHs'half fnrlongA
siIesso Us wAh Jim. .............l2I
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SECOND GAN

RosedAe 80 1855 22O 298 3g2 474 543 035 COS ITO
krakehlta..72 137 203 28S 853 42S 4yo 68l 6f9 714
Umpire-charles Book Scorers--D. o. wuehrmann
and John Lalor.
Average-RossdAls. 154; Krakshlia, l64 "a
The sun., 1893-10-10

An exhibition game was subsequently started
and Blackham. The latter completed one In:
ming for 164 runs. Patterson's team had scored
95 for the loss OF two wickets-when stumps
w0ro drawn
The sun., 1893-10-10
BOWLING ANALYsIa


RUNS AT THE FALL OF EACH WICKET.
u,I First inning ,nn "a q e ss a ss g 1ds
First in ming 81 S ioi 1oe 112 122 LAT 1853
Second inning. ~ rs ~
The sun., 1893-10-10
SEVENTH BoARD-zuKERToRT OPENING.
The following is the score Of the competitors
after the seyenth round:

To-day the players VIII meet ID the following
order:
RYAN Va Gossip JLee va TaubenhAua
Demar va, klbin. Insker Piilsbury.
schmidt va Shownlter. Hanham vs. JhsnogrodBky.
Oily VI. Pollock.
The sun., 1893-10-10
v1yyEns Par WELL At CLIFTON
Five Fnvorites Reaten--watterson Defeats
Early BLOSSOM 10 N Drive.

The racing at Clifton yesterday was rather
disheartening to the hackers Of form. Only
one favorite came In first Tho first race was
won rather handlly by Fan King. the old
geldlng went to the front and held the lead to
the finish. Hardy Fox beat simrock for the
| place.
Briar aelding at to /. won the second race
in a fine finish. Merritt beat West Park for
ESs TsSs Rs, s.sss 4 ss ,ss Isss
isp1 EsS1 BIOS Blossom on Isvorte in the fourth race
sS aI Psdrs sesnR snt tRrd NOT
Tasss Ss r. IA sss sbs sisssssa
G the bsss ws'rS Meba 1a 'DsHr anf
.Belwood was lukewarm fayorte in the
ssh fovnssnG TssFs Msf f'Fane out
and Ss Sfi' Is sos ns hf be@%dS @ sss
Lansing for the place. Summary:
FIRST RACE
Purse s4oo; selling: hvs furlongs.
Ernsstnfan Fan. 16l H. hin -. 80. :.
Ms;r; & & T. T. sssSs sos 1s
Ssp asRs: sP A
% Benam cian smrooe % hns e Hha
Fer e n1s 50
SECOND RACE.
Purse $500. for twoyearolds: selling; three-quar
j. ii acCorufackIs b. g. by Himyar-Briar. 05
Z sanaer.s Merritt =! IN iiiD.
kns joseph ExaSs ssh ~ zssa y Blue daii:
Romso Gsorss Dixon. Marble. sadie w.. Jake Joseph
N.e ','..'' '.'' ''.'' Time. 1:l7h
ssiains loo aesrre DIXON Il 70 Ws:. rssk ,5.oi
Ess Ann
THIRD RACE.
Purse s4oo. for thres-year-olds; selling: four and
G. Chandler's b. t. Halcyon. by Hindoo-rrairie
fhas. SOCK Farms S ss Il n.soa as'd 81 acD:r
Bryan, nj 1Sid x Sfsia a Queen kni jsss
snsa r s E.is sssa
sSt iS e
FoURTH RACE
c6.IsS s %astsison. 6. BY Great TOm-Duch..'.
! l. SeSormsei: b. m Early Bc.:om Ss tsiooi:
Charley wilson wr''.is 5! s9G III Ea'''' also ran
Post BettinR-Eight TO against Early Blossom. 8 to
Ruth to Charley Wilson, q to WAtterson. . to /
Padre to Priscilla 10 to Wrestler. 80 l. O. o..
60 Aftermath. 20 to Rustic, 100 to Edwin, 15O
to Kitty.
FIFTH RACE.
Purse 5000; selling; seven-furIonga
J. Cnseys ch c. Airpiant =. by Venttator-Bassinet
sS:s:S sssss III: SS ,;sst
Remorse. Themis RedinR Pestience. Mccormack,
Lotion. Foxglove Lou Rhett, and Little Nell also ran.
Time. $50
Post Bst,tng,Two 70 against Old Pepper 2 70
Mccormack. 10 to Little Nell. IL to Lou Rhett. 80
LotInn 3o to Poxylove 80 TO Pestilence. 100 to1
Thens gelding.
SIXTH RACE.
Purse s4o0: selling: one mile and furlong.
Curl Bros ch Townsend. 4. by Pat Farrell-Moie
Bawn; IA tstncfeyl :..... ;:.;;......:;.........
O. oxxt ch & Lansing 3. III lMcDermotp;..:;.:"
Japonica H.. Hazelhurst Joe Carter. Lizzie McDun
Signature. Van Dyke Brown Idle. and McMurtry also
Time. ] ;5SI<
Post Betting-Thrse to aEanst Townsend, 4 to
Joe Carter. to Belwood. to Lansing. u TO Van
Dyke, to Hazelhurst. 20 10 Japonlca H. SO to i
Lizzie McDuh. 60 to Signature.