Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-11-04
SPORTING NEWS
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| WAS lost on fun bfes, as Irafton drop
ped the ball nearly every time it was
passed TO him. Tie visitors got within
! ten yards OF q touchdown. There Was
much kicking, and as Bagioy, for the
Navy, is an expert, the visitors usually
suffered. lizard made the hrst
touchdown in the hrst hall,
but Bagley failed TO kick
goal at an angle Of IS degrees. During
the sscoad half the bail was kept near
the centre aud In the Eehigh territory
most of the time. Bagley made the Sec
oud touchdown aud kicked goal.
Thirty minute halves were played.
Umpire, Riggs, OF Princeton; referee,
J. w. Cain, st. Johns; linemsn, j. L.
Chew, St. Johns.
RECORDS ALLOWED.
CHICAGO, November 3.-Ths follow
Ing records have been allowed By the
CsHtury Road Club of America: L. c.
Wahl, tsn miles, $3.50, October IS, '93,
District OF Columbia record. A. u.
Harding, 81. Louis, to De Soto, A miles
3:33, May l3, 1894, course record.
7. L. Bird, ten miles. 2s;2s,
May 80. 1894, Minnesota
State record. w. l.. Steimal, Bui.
falu. Leroy Century course, 6:36, June
l2. ls94-course record, L. .. Wahl,
90 miles, :1:02:42, July Sd, ls94-pis-
trict of ColGmbIa record. G ID. Cut
ting. Elgin, Aurora Century course,
6:45:45, August l2. lS94-ConFse
record. w. L. Seimal zoo
miles. 15:5O:3O August IA, 1894,
American record. A. Lejesl, Is miles,
49:24, September l, 1894, Pennsylvania
State record. Nat Butler, 10 miles,
41:251I, September 90. 1894, Massachu-
setts State record. T. Z. Mack, 200
miles. 14:24:45, September 81, 1894,
American record.
Defeated &C Columbus.
Srsa0l 20 tas h 0ssEsr.
COLUMBUS, o., Novembsry 3.-The
Marietta College foot bAlItsam waS de-
feated by the State, University team on
the State University grouads here this
afternoon. Score, 10 to4.
PORTER LOWERED SOME. RECORDS.
NALTHAM, Mass, November AR
thur Porter, of Waltham, this after
noon lowered thrae OF Tyl0r's world
cycle records on the Waltham track
and cut seveFe; Class A records at the
same time. He was paced by a tr,plet
ridden by Callahan, Howe and Wisnsr,
and by Haggerty and Williams on
tandem, all WGItham men.
Forter first went against his own class
A record for the half mile, flying start,
lowering IL to SO seconds. His quarter
In 25 Is seconds was the fastest ever
ridden In the world on a cycle track.
Porter then went against the standing
start record paced. His times were:
Quarter, 80 seconds; one-third, 80 Sec
onds; half, 50 3-5; two.thirds. LIS 3-5;
three-quarters. LES 3-5; mile, 1853 l-5.
The second third was four-fiiths OF
second. and the third quarter was two
lfths OF a second faster than Tyler's
worlds records, and the mile time was
one and four-fiths seconds better than
Porter's own mile class A record. Hag-
gerty and Williams, OF Walthsm, cut
their own tandem record TO 25 As Sec
onds for the quarter ane "a . 5 seconds
for the third-both new worlds records
and did the half In SO 1-5 seconds,
new class A record.
TAKES A DOUBLE CONTRACT.
SYRACUSE, n. Y, November IA
letter to this city from the pugilist
Henry Baker, Milwaukee, says:
"Jim" Hall, OF Australia, Is matched
to knock both Baker aud "Dsnyer
Billy" Woods out 90 the same night,
each in four round go. Tue date and
place are not named. but 1t Is believed
that II will take place in Minneapolis
In few weeks.
RESULTS AT ST. AsAPH.
WAsHINGTON. ID. c., November a.
Heavy rains made the track 10 worse
condition than at any previous time
during the meeting and consequently all
the races were slow. First, haodicap,
six furlongs. McIatyre, :211I. Second,
handicap, mile and a furlobg, Miss
Dixit, 2:O61. Third, four and one
half furlongs, Pbebus, l. Fourth, six
furIongs, Wernber, L3IZ. Fifth, five
and one-hali furlongs, Owet. lis.
Sixth, mile, Matt, l:j2.
Following are the entries a. Nara
gansett for November 5th: First. 4
mile, Shadow Dance G lis, Manchester
11S, Sir John l04, Phylus C lO4. HerkI-
mer lO4, AJlnRton 1O4. Milwaukee, l04.
Cattaraugus 1914, John p lOl, Bronston
lOl. Second, Is, selling. Onward ii0,
Tormentor I1O, Patrolmsn los. Cond't
McSIeeney lOs, Pauway 107, Polydors
lO7, Trouble l07, Fldelio lO7, Sam Wei
Ter l07, Hardy Fox 107, Oxford l04.
Dutch oven 104, Marguerite l04, Ber-
wyn 1O4, Addle l04, Solitaire lO2, Hi
bernia Queen 102, Pay or Play l02,
Equation 1O2, Gossamer e 90,
Ten Up 90, Fredericks 90.
Third, mile, Assignee Il3. Fidelio liz,
Canvass l04. Eclipse 81, DAILY s5, Nco-
liui 70, Marcol4 G. 70. Fourth. q mile.
Favora 1O7, Milan 107. CarnatIon
92, Demo 90, First Light
90. Queen OF Pleasure %.
Fifth, X selling, Marshall 10. w. B.
10. Plenty l06. MeDdiclnt los, The
Queen 103, ConBors 90, Blue Garter %.
sixth, II, hurdle. Mars 40, Lithoert
40, Chevy Chase 135. The Raj l35, Spot
1877, Marcus l37, Prize 136, King John
1876, Emperor 0tho 155.
coRSELL WON EASILY.
ITHACA, y. Y, November 3.-CorDell
Gridirou to-day, and Cornell gained ihs
victory by scoring y points 20 Michigsns
nothing.
SoUTH ORANGE. y. j., November g.
The game between the Orange Athletic
Club team and Lafayette College, played
on the Orange oval this afternoon, re-
suited in "a victory for the latter oy
score Of Is % 9.
mouth defeated Williams 10 TO nothing n
the first championship game here this az
ternoon.
CHARLorTEsyILLE, Va. November g.
The font nall teams Of the University of