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WILL BAN JOHNSON RE BEATEN,
IL Is said That Brush VIII Have All OF the
Western League CIub. In Line.


John T. Brush did not leave town after the
National Board adjourned on Tuesday night,
although a. II. Soden and y. /. Young did
Mr.. Brush, it is said, had long talk yesterday
mornInc with VI. K. K!lilea, owner Q: tie Nil
waakee Club, who comes East with Ban john
son, President OF the Western League, TO fight
against the petition OF tho Indianapolis and
Minneapolis clubs. Although K!l!lea ex-
pressed satisfaction over the ruling OF the
Board, still he could not conceal feeling OF
apprehension for the future.
That the National Board, and incidentally
John I. Brush, have tile Western League in a
tight place. there can DO no doubt. II Is fact
that behind the whole move made by the In
ciHnanolis ana NJ nncapolls CiTIs Is a desire TO
get rid OF iresldcE; johnson. Mcssrs. Good
now ana Coll, the representatives OF these
clubs, both claim that johnson. VINO Is CnlS =
paid employee Of tho Western League. has
been d!CtatorlAL ard has Tried to run things to
the detriinent OF the clubs in question. John
son. on the other hand, argues that Brush
OF the League, deemed IT his duty to prevent
Brush from !n!urIng the other clubs.
Now II Is claimed by the irends OF Brush that
convince the Westrrp League clubs inim cal
To Brush, that. in order % have harmony. John
son must be removed. Brush: too. il is said,
will, through Guodnow aud Colt, show them
that he has nothing but friendly feelings for
them. and that johnson has been the cause OF
all their trouble. II Is therefore expected that
Johnson will hayea hard time TO be reelected at
the coming meeting Of the WesIern League, al
thopgA he claims 70 nave ,ix OF ihe eight clubs
Win Tim. Mr., Brush saId yesterday:
only one side OF thl. case has been read ~
tho press and have thoroughly aired their al
legged grievances. The arguments set forth by
the Indianapolis and Minneapolis clubs. how
ever. were simply placed before the Board. and
II is always well 10 wait until two sides OF a
case have been neard before passing sentence"
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FOOTBA Ii.


CAMnnIDGE, Oct. 7.-Harvnrd walked right
away from Trinity this afternoon. rolling up "a
points without the slightest difficulty, as the
Hartford boys put up pretty poor article OF
football. They we're ragged and practically
useless on the offence. their backs fumblcd re-
peatedly. and they made but feeble resistance
TO Harvards assaults at the line. Harvard. on
the other hand, even with many substitutes on
the eleven. played a remarkably strong game
ON the defensive, and her backs made telling
ra.as between tho guards and tackles. where
almost all her rushcs were diverted. WriHhting-
ton scored the first touchdown after ten min
utes' playing. Harvard having obtained the ball
ten yards from the goal on bad tumble by
WOod.e. Wrighuugton also scored the next
two touchdowns OF the half. the ball going TO
Harvard at the 3o-yard line on downs in the
first instance, and at the 25-yard line on a
blocked Kick in the second.
The second half saw Harvard score three moro
touChdowns. two Of them the result of the ag-
gre,siye work of Frank shaw and Coehrane in
booking puu;s. The visitors were especially
weak on puuting, only once. when they had
WORK ed a fake kick, did they gain materially
Though the HarN ard line, and they never got
the tall nearer the goal line than the centre OF
the .e.i. lAe lineup:
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Henry Knebel. J-., won the club Is assr l. IN
money prize yesterday Afternoon Il iE5 ------
monthly nve-oira shoot Of Ihe C0-ty .sl-s- -
Ead Gun Club at Dexter PA=E. tx jude ----. .
Neorh!es captured the second u:"ueE. >-.-----.
First EV, rI-t.esular monthly c!Go ,lo'f 81 e.-.-
live BIRDS each for badge ami tnrae Reg I---t..
hAndie4 pfises. Henry kEe4ei, u: =. "a
~ yards, 5; john schIetuan. . !+r-s ;. u. )
{. Eaynor sd yaris, .; Frank A--snS' ~
LAuSE!iu, % aFds, 4 lr ], 5 - L;.e, =. r. e,
:; James Lake, p YARDS, 5. W 4, --.e1 --.-,
Sec"ni Eten;-SsooT Of Q! Tie tor ih.-i r-.s.
Wam 4aiF R:s! g Dr. RxssS5 Of ,f,. Ss SH , a.
g yards s; Dr;. Van zyle. ga yards, a. -
r. f;t yards, q ssa!siasa, IS yards q ; :. W.
Fourth Eysa;-shoos o.. miss ant ou:, Is. :,
Lewis, : scAe'T,aa; ., dAEe' / Dr. %A1@
ncLAaEh.in. ..
The members OF the woois.de Red aai c. =
OF Brooklyn enjoyed iEeir regular consFss-. % -
tie traps yesterday. In a4d.toG TO the s!-- y
there were some sweepsTaGes races AZ 8 - .--A
yrs. Evsn,-s,ratch .weerstakes race :. -
CStsan. s. AafreT ;: Aeaders9n: ::
9'hren. J.; h nTy p. snaiSa, - John h 81. -
second E'epl-Club shoot at seven ltve go -
Kent. - yards. ei Eeary P sntn. - =,
nam aes % J. vsri. hteS }"f9s (; s5''s, vs., E
James h. Semor. 70 yarts, $, lines ". .. T'
20 "a ~ Hea'y =. Cummings ] - ]yar':
As Haris. %. William II. Hanl, 20 y.ris, :.
Th!ri ENeG'-Saeat on, miss sGI olt 49,
I; Brisn 8; Srhieutor :.
Pourta Eyrut-MNIcn race At ter h!s -;
wsser. HenIy T. Cummings, 25 yards, .. -....i
Y. O Couuor, p yaris. :.
Fifta EycgJ-M,>s ami our sNrcrstIkes a
birds. James !. . 2. .eG, 20 wards, -. .
Co!Eau, - !AEds, ', Henry :. SAITH. :. f....
Jan,e' J.. seuun, 20 yar:s, !; James "
p yaras. 0. FlNAri S. Norris, :. yArt.-
SIKH EFeut-S.H' conditions, eN"rt. .. .'
s.ooi az = wards rlsa, ScAloG, d; EH-t.
ter. @. Colsan, 4, Morris. 8. CGmIa.usst Z,
son e.. O'Couuor SnliH, /.
I omas J.. Pa.llr. uf tle Eureka '.' ..
Club met Thomas l.. MITThy q 90" E.-..n.
Ggn Cluo 70 'pecial a. atCI rAse .. ~ti.
terdAy on the Bergen EoI aGt IG- '.L-r -'
NprPhy conceded two Aar.s ami t'r
OPP rent. and. a the -rsuit prov. 3: r-.
eail-el to- cheag.y, FOR PHNETs gre e. 10.
v!c:or, k!I!tns 80 t. his opponents -.
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sshoolbe, A,h,.ts. E,ss. oneers.

The Wilson and Kellogg School Athletic Asso-
citation held a meeting at the school. 622 Fifth
avenue, yesterday afternoon. The meeting was
called for the purpose OF electing otfieers and
making arrangements for the season Of 1906 o..
The officers elected were +. r. Wilson, Presl-
dent: w. X. Ludlam, Vice President; u. s.
Dic&erson. Treasurer; C. Z, Greenough, Secre-
tary.
A; a meeting OF the Columbia Grammar
School Athletic Association, held yesterday
afternoon al the school. In East Ftty-frst street
the officers elected for the ensuing year were:
Walter Grace, President; A. MGuraTa, Vice
President; l.. Gahtner. Secretary: u. Smith,
Treasurer The purpose o. these pctailO.- j, to
promote AN interest ~ VHysca. CultlI- "a adj
g,IlDn 20 The regular wOrk OF TIE :, Aua~IuIn,
as well a. bdseOa.t, foot Oal the Ao...nG of Ne
annual school Eau.Cs, al.u other CompcIit.Ons
The nrst regular mnatLly meeting of the New
YORK lnterschOlast!c Athletic Association for
the year Isy6-Y7 will be hed at the de La sale
Institute. In West FifIy-ninlh street on Tues
day, Oct. l3. The most important business to
be transacted is the election OF officers and
adopting loysbAll schedule
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Other football Gamea.

LANCAsTER. Oct. Tie Alert football eleven
of this cuJ defeated TIE Ep4Fata am here to-
dag ~ 40 20 o.
NEW BEUNswICK, oct. The Kuteers Col
lcge football team defeated the rsinus team OF
Rutgers team was tine heavier. and played q
good ali-urOurd game,
AaupyCE, Oct. 7.--Ph..'tps Andover scored
her first victory OF the sra,'n .u-Ghy, defeating
TUFTS college ~ to :. l'.uyrr made al hrr
tuuCHiuNus ia tie LE-''la,i, lTeuk!As IGils'
hrANy h"r for long gam. lL.-s Mage her
YH.lLs .u lRr -sLOud halt,
WILIIANsToWN oct. - Williams defeated
Wesley an here to-day Uy a sDorr ui 8 TO 70. Nes-
Iryau's playing WAS characterized Dy uunsces-
cary k.Cking throughout the game. Williams
should have run up "a larger score as she had
the bell on " us.eyan' 5 iEree-yard line in each
halt " len time was called. Williams made
mostt tt her gains through WesleyGn'S centre
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che urt.
HOWARD GoULD,S rRorESI
And the Fatal CoIli-,on B~tween S.,.o-
and I-olde to Conc Hcfore III. Y Il 4

and Isolde to Come Before the X. \.
LONDON Oct. The Yacht Racing A..--.. :.
tion will no a meeting on Monday. Oc,. -. !:
IS learned that there E.ae items On - -. -
cations aRenda book 70. discussion a. Il.
meeting. These relate chiefly 20 l.. :la-.
rule, but the matters & tie collision {: :ss 1-..
man Empcror's yacht Meteor With HA-r- r.-
Ieiwitz'S yacht l-olCe at SOLtaseA AT .rE..---
resulting in the death OF che l.olce's aE--- 49,
the recent letter add -essei 10 20 The a-so ..
by Mr.. Howard Gould. the owner q ~ E.
Ggara. protesting against tie action u - T..
sCciatiou's committee in boarding hra er-r.
ing the Niagara IN Nj. GCgtd's atsslr-. A..
without previously notifying him % tLs- .-.
teni!On. viii also be considered. u = 49,.
tanned from reliable source that the So =
zion - lEeIy 10 decide 70 merely eCaE-1 Ike
the rece' " of Mr.. could letre-.
The Yachting Word, commenting - ~.
Howard GoG!ds letter 10 tAe Yacht RS- : ~
snciAti"n regarding tae examination b! = a.
soc.ation's committee Of his yach: Ma
during his absence. says:
The most amazing feature ot the vho.. r-s:.
ter is taa., although Mr.. Gould cOasiGe:eL z.
self aSgrieved offended. he .tiA CO. --=.
to race for mot, h. RtttrwaTd under lie e. q,
the very boGy by TE Etch lie REGARDED a.u-..t e.,
have been sNghtet. The Whole ail.'r - = -t-'7l
in a teacup. raised through yCaiL:1. lE-.s-:s-
ton rather than anger.
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Round Robin Journeys OF the West Side
and FInh Avenue CIube.

;. A. Alien, the West Side Tenn Clubs boy expert
cngs the lead in the clubs round robin
Central Park West and Eighty street Allen
has clean and IS hartly likely to lose any OF
his matches the clubs crack play have remained
out O: the contest to give the Ws@ker chance
A long thres>se match between John-s and Dr.
Myers the feature OF yesterday play. The
name Mt will be continued this afternoon. Summaries:
Mems Round Robin S.Hsles-J A Allen beaI A.
JONES, e-3. -. A. Joncs beat Ii. 2. Johnes, o.,
An beat Il. H. JONES. c-2. 60: {, Z Eenpsssey
heal George a. Fischer 6-S, cl Il. y. Joau-s beat
Dr. T. Z. Nsers. 7-e 6--.. st. II. T. 10 bcat A.
:. Ater5urr. 80. Go: }. a. Alien beat Dr.. I. Il.
Ay-rs 81. Ga
The y1;th Avenue Tennis Club IS conducting four.
round roein its courts a; Frh avenue and
l27th street and the schedule hardly be finished
before election day. The scores:
Fan Handicap s!nslJs. Bound Rohin-W. n. Stick
ney ll%l beat A.An D. Kenyon IsCratchl is-SS; Z Il.
FalIo~es (tl teAt II. Jessup IsCrAtcEb. <s-&7 L 4
FaIlowes lbl beat Z. Crawford ,6l $50; II. Je-sup
,scrAcni b At q. Martin ls.. %>-sR; D,ckinson
lg eeat II Jss,ap !scratehl. 4.-45; II; Jts,up
lscratcnl heat W. A Croker l0,; +e-+2: W. II.
Kenyon ,N'raIchi beat l. Crawford ttl. $50; {. II
Reiyea - beat Dr. +. r. Lors tiul. I>-Il.
Sp-c,a Round kohin Han licaI singles for NorKen-
rotn Cup-C. u. ktIy-A = beat W. A. Jones - Is
a.; c. NJ Rayea hear pr. r. II Long tIOl sd
Round Robin. liked Doubles Miss E.Orcnce stroud
and 4 D, keRyon lscrStehj oeAi Miss CoOEe and Il.
JeSsup k5l, Ss-I2.
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oDGEorrALEPLArs GOOD TENNIS
intercollegiate Rival. Roach the Semi Nm nj
Round ut New Haven.

Round ut New Haven.
NEW HAVEN, Oct This was another day Of
good playing in the intercolles late tennis toIr-
namenL In the singles Ware and Whitman.
who are doing battle for Harvard succeeded In
reaching the semi-fnal round and they will
probably slip into the finals to-Dorrow. Dodge
OF Yale won his way into the semi-flnals by
some capital work. In the morning he was
pitted against Foster OF Harvard. whom he de-
fea,ed after close fight Of three sets. following
It up later In the day by n cleyerly earned vic
tory over Thompson OF Princeton. Driscol OF
GEORGETOWN. whose defeat OF BudlonR yester-
day proved such surprise, is the fourth man
in the semi-finals and may make change in
the figuring by causing another upset Ware OF
Harvard disposed OF Hackett Of Yale in two
easy sets. while Whitman; Sn9ther crack Hsr.
in a capital exhibition OF tennis
In the doubles several matches were played.
although things have not progressed far enough
10 bring out the teams around whom the reA!
struggle centres. Ware and Scudder, the
nsfI nsteS araiasi i @ Good % body and Perry Of WI VII
liams, while in the fret round Eooker ana
Eoyes OF J ale were successful over Wilson and
Rogers. who playing for the University Of
Pennsylvania The scores:
Mems snEies-Ftr.t round: G, P Dodge. Yale. beat
/ Z ware Harv@rd. beat 4 4 Hacke,i, Yale. sc.
Id e-S -; y D whitnAn. Harvard. beat E
an \ 4 a.rFos., BroSa "a s Thompson snS !. :
scGider RarTAra beat 7 P. j;oof0niy eni / Ferry.
WiLAm. - % Fisst round. Il Hooker ami W
v,rsity OF PeansyivanlA 80. Id. 60
The annual business meeting of the Intereol-
legiate Tennis Association was he to-day. The
following officers were elected for the coming
Nice:Prestdel- I. / E. Ware, Harvard; Secretary
70 hold the annual tournament in 1897 at New
Haven, the frst week in October.
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Baseball Games.


A. J. P.-Batimore won game.
Charley EbbetIs. Secretary OF tho Brooklyn Cluh,
has teen TenominaIed BY reclamation for the As
sembly.
HuYleT WesteTveIt. the former pitcher OF the New
Tnrks. married yesterday 10 Mss Gertrude
CurTle ~ Bay 0nne,
CIrvElASD. oct. 7.-The ball game scheduled to
take place here to-day between i"r Clrs land and
Baltimore ball teams has Uuen postponed Vw.aS 10
uu,I weather.
Altho-gh unofiriIi averages place ESprr a. the
head II the NlilDnu League pitchers, II Is report
ID he VIII be releRsOd by the Baltimore CLUB.
According 10 unOfiiciAl averages. LanGe Of tho
chlragos stole III bases In leg games. Miller of
many games. while HaIniiton OF the BVSEoas stole
% bases. n l2l gAHSA.
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STAR PoINTER'S TICIoRT.
He Defeats Robert j. aad Frank AGan NJ
Lexington.

LEXINGTON. Oct. The trottinG races to-day
were decided on a fast track in the presence OF
5000 persons. The weather was clear and cool
The free for all pace, with Frank Agan, Rooe,t
J.. and star Pointer as starters. was the lead
attraction. Star Pointer was the favorite. but
the other two made it so hot fos him in the first
heat that he had 70 go in 2:03 to win, which
breaks the track record by two seconds The
next best thing on the card was the Wilson
Stake for 2:20 PAGERS, which had seven starters.
with Heir-st- Law q biG faro-tte. Royal Victor
won the FIRST heat and lowered his record oss
seconds. but tho favorite took the next three
and the race. he had to lower his record to
2:o7ts. This is tho fastest Wilson stake ever
paced.
The unfinished 2:I6 class trot from yesterday
proved IN the end TO be an easy thing for tho
iAvorite Hose Turner. The fourth and last
race was the 2:24 trot, and after Rnyaaa had
won the frst heat woodford c. the favorite.
took the next three in good style. Summaries:
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Odds and End. OF sports.

OF the most In portant basketball games OF the
VIII be pldy c1 at tnc alton Hall OF
Young Mems Institute on the Rowery next Satur.
day night, when the Twenty thrd street branch
wIl line up against the y. NJ. I. Team. In al.
uitlon there ".il be "a game between tie brownies
0r II. Thomas Ciuh ana TIE Brownies OF tho Tarn.
Is I.Ec s'reeI branch.
The Hr.uebOt NiHl-tlc -iub NJ Ncw Rashel'n re-
cHEIly formed VITA thu following p.lrcgs .'rusl.
GeuI, ATt.ur BiliiRss Vice Pgy>t.enI, L. Fllilfp
Hewts. secretary. T.. G. fasaHs Treasurer, Irny :
min bldcAG. IL has secuTSI IN" large building ct
l2 aud IL Nose street Tor IT'S club aOuse anu - m.
uaSlum. and with is rapidly Increasing member
Aip Intends push athletics and bs well LEe
ed nc the different games TO bo held the coming
winter. IL would be pleased 70 hear from football
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IAroSiA. oct. IAN evenly balanced card Of ave
races run OF todIy. The betting was good. and.
as TIE horses ran 10 foEm the had the oes, OF IL
Summarizes;
Burns, to 2. won; Lucy Lee, W &C. keirl TO 1.
second Joe Thayrr. lo2 'snerrer. TO l. third Time,
l:SOA.
Second Race-Five turlongS Capt P.ersai, e7 &c.
Rei1 to l. won; Lady Louise, l0J +. Russel, 70
second! Tunic. 100 ,Inorpei. 20 TO /, third Time.
1904.
IGird Eace-one mile Nonts Fonso llo rThorpe).
TO l. son. and Dance rs tRefl, to O. second.
Fourth Race-One Lniir and 20 yards. The praSon.
30 srcons. HeTman 20 IL Barns, Z TO i. III yrd
Time, l:iIs. -
FIFTH EAce-Seven furlongr Simrod, los ~.
Matthews, to 5, won; Old Centre lDe iDupee). IL
TO l. second AArquise, W IT, Burns. 10 !, third.
lime,
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ST. Louts Oct. 7-on'y an average crowd was out TO
the trace TO-DAY. The bookmakers came out ahead.
As not tngle favortte won. Second choices won the
second End fourth races summaries:
First kace-six rurougs. irish Chief IL. lO1 lFrost
etD !. WON Lizzie Mack, lOi tE Cochran, Is TO !.
second Eau Claire 100 tfoucon). is 70 third Time
l.2S%..
second Race-sIx and half Iuriones. Earl Cochran.
lri Il. Coshran) to won: Bust Up, 100 ashley.
is TO l. s~cnnd; Lesseman, Io5 IT. Murphy. TO .,
thiri. Time, 2Tle
Third Kace-six iurlnngs Ioc Hart. l2o fIiiukey).
kto won; John H. Ewing, l29 ". ThyloT) le to !,
second hily Jordan, 1874 tC ArDonaldj 70 l. third.
Time, l:2l.
Fourth Raee-one milo. Ben waddeli. lo4 tTurbI.
villel, TO won Au1rax, g. &C. slaughtcr), to D
l:tp
Firth RASe-Five and q half furiongS Tage. los
CE. Cochranl to l. won Gold Top. los &c. Slhugh.
teri to l. second Jun Boland. sS tWilhite). 10 10
8. third Time, l!lS.
sixth Race-Fivc furlonEa Horseshoe Tobacco, %
e. Lcishl 8 TO won: sea Roober log + MURPHY !,
!, third. Tine .O4A.
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CHESS MASTERS CONTEND.
Charousek and TsehiEortu Lead Their
RIyals-Pillsbury scores.

BUDAPEST. Oct. The third rount c: -
International chess masters tournanea: vi
played in this city to-day. ;ae pairing ae : IS
follows: Tsch!gorin vs. Marco. Wa.bES-: y.
Noa. CharouseA vs.. Pop.el. Pillsbury -. Es-
roczy, WInawer VS.. ScElechter, TsrEE>c- -
Albtn. JAEowski bye. The results were =
follows:
TscEiEor.n beat Marco IN G!uoco P!Aa, AZ.
al moyeA
Walbrodt beat Noa in French De:e1ct 4,.e-
So moves.
Charoasek beat Po7!el IN q scotcs Gszs
after 20 moves.
Pillsbury beat Maroczy in Creeaa Gaze;
Declined after 40 moves.
scAechter beat " .aA%er IN French -=,=-c=
after III moves.
TAyrAsca aad AibLa drew Dutch game ..is.
~ moves.
JAnuwski had bye.
Following is the score o! all Tie coape----s :
The conclusion % tl-SlY's y'AT:
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wen.p,ayea Winner. at Iron Hin.

Isox Hill, ort THE races here to-day resulted as
follows.
First Race-Six rur'onE, Won by svensAll. 8 TO
and even: HRrana to 5 for place, was second, and
Hummins Bird Third. Time, LION
Second Race-Fiv- furipnRs Won by wandering
Willie. to ami = TO S: Rnssman, even for place,
was second sud Uncertain third Time, l:ooA
lh.i Kace-fouF Ant = half furlonGs Won by
GA Point Belle. to aud to 5: Schuy Kill out for
Pa .. second. and LorcAs L third. Time 0:5I}o
kourth Race-SiT fur onss Won by Miss Edith I 10
sand TO 81 Pocket fiec even for place. MAS second,
And Prince Felix third Time, 2U
Fl.th Rsc.-SIK furongs Won By Harris, TO 2
aud ont Tribute, to place second. Gonzales third.
Time :lyl-
5 1ih Raee-F!Ve turlonSs Won by Vermont Brad.
ford to and even Free Lance, TO place, second
PsAEllne :hird- Time, 100.
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TiHe~2 25is. 2 2siG. 22S.
News from the Horse World.

BOSTON. q / 7-Ihcre was no racing to-day at Com.
binAiion PARK. Medford, on account of wet track.
LEXINGTON. Oct. 7.-Bermuda, the Ashland Park
premier stallion sold Capt. B. J. Ireacy's as.
sgnees sale yesterday. Viii not leave Kentucky
H. L. Brown of Kittannlng, Pa. Is personal friend
TO his original owner, the deed being construct
ed that the horse cannot be touched for any debts
the Captain may owe IL was account OF Capt.
TTeacy's devotion TO the noted stallion that this
was done. The remaining horses to-day sold fer
low prices, making ths ITO head average about
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il1ta RRce-PuTss $500. for maiden three. year.olds
ID upward: selling allowances. one mile
AHsFIOan Horses Run First and Third In
England.

LONDON. Oct AT leicester to-day the
Maiden Two-Year-old Plate Of 100 sovere!Gns
for two-year-olds that had never won at the
time u entry. five iurloHgs straight was won
Ly Sir J. Thurshy's Trevor Lord Cow,ey's Ke!-
iaways was second, and Mr.. Richard CrokeI's
!rineetGn third. The betting was Ii TO
TO . on Princeton.
In the race for the Melton Plate Of 100 sover-
signs, for all ages, penalties aud allowances,
six furlongs straight there were Cnly two
sLArters-Mr. L. WishRrds tWo-yesr-old bay
goIdinG George u. KsIcham and Mr.. Ruther-
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sos.s, cin. s,su.rs, Meet.

The stewards Of the Jockey Club met ycster-
day afternoon at lT3 Fifth avenue. August
Belmont James r. Keene. James Galway. F..
X. Hitchcock, and Andrew Miller were present
The license Of Jockey w. Martin was revoked.
The application of w. w. Wallace for the re.
moval ot the penalty imposed Sept % was laid
upon the table. A license was refused TO
Jockey w. French. A license was granted TO
the Pimllco Driving Club to conduct race
meeting at Baltimore under the Jockey Club
rules from Nov. To the lith inclusive Tho
complaint of John Cook against the Erie stable
for employing Edward Collins, exercise boz.
without a written discharge was not sustained,
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Boston. Mass. Oct. 7.-Last night A. ". spinks
representing Jake schaefer. issued u challenge 10
the world on behalf OF the wizard" The terms
Of the mat shes are tor Iour games. cushion car.
roms, balk line. straight billiards, and champion
game, each for $500 or 81 900 side,
Spinks ana bchacter pi4Nlus exhibition
games here this week In the fuU~ ,t!les named
For thus early In the billiard season Jake - IN
good shape. averaging betwcen ~ and So a. tho
li.inch balk line game HnI tNIce TuaalnS l94.
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eaua,. sl47tacinr lenSth.

The !roIuuls has excess OF length over hese ft
nSions that suggested to and her rae.
ing length Il the same under ootH rule-.'
\ number OF the owners Of decp-drarght boats
say that all OF the proposed new rules favor tho
ccn,reLoard a. against the keel type o' boat
and :hat II they going IN tax draUght they
should also tax the drop Of the ceutreboaEd be-
low the keel.
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Gossip OF the Ring.

spike" Sullivan Is training at New Rochelle for
his meeting with N'lIo keefo.
Peter MAher Is doing light training at sheepsheAd
Bay for mis- proposei mill win jos Choynski
Hugh NcwInIsr,, Ihs eolored light weight wsnts
10 box "Kld" NcFaEt!ani or any other IJ3 po.l
boxer.
MaNey Hsuzh and SAMMY Kelly are talking ~
coInns toScIher, laugh ls Eeady 10 nght at short
nutlct.
Charley White sali ysAteTiAy that he has matched
Fred Morris TO Tor' !uhu Bonner AGAIN ami mat
tar mil w'li come on IN Ph!aleIphII thIs wees.
Paul EcIy, a." Ili lounI,r !. another boxer
VINO wants 20 meet I4Eky u'prgs Justice Jus.!rs
and Kelly oushI ~ p.I ~ = 'oi Daui. They $50
both aggressive HAi quite clever.
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Bowling Games Tonight.

American NadonAl TournamCGt-Lini~n Grove Va
orcharl SAl' Gauier Va Orchard. saIaMander w.
Lin eH Grow.
Carutners National TourGRment-Relnecke va
South Paw.
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ford's nve-year-old bay horse Break OF Day.
The race was won by George II. Ketoham. which
ran at odds of TO on.
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and tackle. which were weak. The best playing
for Williams was done b, Draper aud Denman.
AMHERST. Oct Annie rst clearly showed the
lack OF practice and uncertainty in the orgauiza-
ing a nothing TO nothing gaAle with Bowdoiu.
much lighter team. Atno ame did either team
come within ten yards of AcorinE. tumoilhH
lied Amherst's work. and brilliant invividual
work by Callahan. Boyden. and Tyler alone
kept Bowdon from scoring. Tyler tackled
fercely In every part OF the line and had even TO
do kicking for Amherst. The Bowdoins, con-
interference being almost tnvinciole. The work
OF Kendall Stearns, and Clark was most noticeA-
BILE for Bowdoin.
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NEWS OF THE WHEELMEN.
BIG WINNINGS OF TEE PRoFEs-
sIONAL CIRCUIT RIDERS.

The Racing BOARD Transfers . weli-known
Broosiyn Rider TO the Professional Class
New Records Accepted = An Increase
TO tho League Meubership Gossip.
While the official value OF the purses won by
the professional racing men on the national
circuit this season has not yet been figured out.
the totals as announced show +. C. Bald and
Tom Cooper in the lead. The leading prize
winners are as follows!