The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1895-11-08
MORSE / SIMPSON.
THE SPORTING WORLD.

| James q Dollns "Phoebus" got third none,
| i'm the Withers selling mile race at Morris park
1 New York City last Saturday. Young Danny
Maher who had his mount showed the three
| lowed himself TO be crowded on the turn by
| "Abingdon," which gave '"Doggctt and "Mar
shall, under whip, first and second place re
spcctiycly.
The racing season closed at Morris Park Tues
day. In the list of winning owners David Gid
con is at the top with the princely sum of ST.
3O0 not to mention his half interest lin the s2S,.
4s6 won by the firm horses of Gideon and DAILY
J. j Dwycr Is the second largest winner, with
S6l, 100, while Blcmton Stable is third with $45,-
202 This season 723 traces were started and
purses of over S500001 offered which brought
out entrees from over POO owners of thorough
bred runners.
The Crescent Athletic clubs oot'ball eleven de
fcatcd Browns Varsity eleven 10 to at Br ook
Ign Tuesday. "Chub" IIotckiss, BrattlcborO's
old first bascman played fine game at right.
guard for Crescent, and mis- tackles were one of
the features
The Harvard foot bali team proved to be q
much over rated eleven and Princeton much
moderated one in their game at Princeton sat.
urday. The score was Princeton II, Harvard
As Manager Ellis will transfer his Grand
Rapids team TO Newark, y j, In the new iAtlan-
tic Association, Jim" Collopy viii come cast
with him and probably captain his team
Captain Ed Slater will once more wear a Port
sporting Lie in speaking of his signing said
"Slater's worth is well known. There is not a
superior player outside the ranks of the big
league" And that's fact
4 Kccnc foot ball eleven has been Organized
and will probably play lIinsdalc ut the former
place Saturday
Jack Doyle OF IIolyoke says President Freed.
man of New York, "hss become such a stickler
for temperance that he wouldn't wear new
coat because il was tight under the arms
and full In the back
Tommy Dowd blames Al Buekenberger for
his comparatively poor work with st Louis in |
the past season."-tsporting Life.)
1t is said that "Joe'' Kelley, the handsome |
center fielder OF the John Morrill, team. who |
has been with the champion Baltimore's the |
past two seasons will soon wed the pretty |
laughter of u wealthy politician oftiSaltimore.
Secretary Austin is trying TO arouse local |
athletes to take part In few foot ball games.
Austin had his training with Stages rcdoubta.
bic eleven at Springfield. Other good players
valuable are Iicns1l. haif-back; .Crowell and
Jefferson, who had experience fat Mt Hermon;
asst year; Blakeley, an fold Worcester Polytcci.
lic rushcr, and stolte, now at the Springfield
raining school. These players would form the
nucleus of a very strong team, nj the! vacan
"Our jim Hickey played Two fine games at
bird base for Los Angeles in the Pacific Coast
league, Oct 10 and ~.
Eddie Cannon" Bald lis still demonstrating
he tact that there Is one man in Glass u, who
an show clean pair of heels to his opponents
'hencver he secs fit to do His recent win
ing on the western Circuit are putting him far
head of all others.
Lorin + Deland will now for the rest .of the
Jason have chief control of Harvard foot bail
quad. So now the Crimson shouters can sing,
Yves going to occupy Delana"
1t is Capt Fincke when Capt Thornc Is injured
out OF the game NJ Yale. Fincke played
ne game against the Indians al New Haven,
'ednesday, one Of his tackles stopping an In.
an, who had Slipped" the Yale line and was
.aded for its goal post. .
Ed DEvINE.