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The sun., 1896-09-22
Baseball Notea.

The Bostons wIli play at Paterson tomorrow.
Tho anal League Ramo of the season at Eastern
Park Will DO plhyec this.atternoon. Ladies VIII be
admitted free.
The Cincinnatis scored eighty eight runs and the
Louisvilies forty four runs In the series between
the two clubs.
The Gurhams have Saturday, Sept 90, open to
play any club giving n suitable guarantee. Ad-
dress BeuJamin Brown, manager, az West sixty
seventh street.
The baseball season at the orange A. c. viii ter.
inmate on Sept 26. Tomorrow the strong team
from the Elizabeth A. c. VIII cross bats with the
Orange A. G. team.
The Murray Hills have Saturday. Sept. 90, open.
also Sunday, Sept. 27, and Oct q. and would like
TO bear from any good team. Address Nat o.
Strong, manager, 3fU East Forty ninth street.
A. c. H.-Ths ErooklynI shut out Baltimore. . to
cinDeti shut out BROOK yn twice, 10 to o and y TO
o. Pittsbursh. TO y, Washington, to 0, and Bal.
iimore, 4 to 0.
X. w. FL. Yes. 2. The catcher and first base.
man can wear gloves or NIT OF any slse, shape. or
weight. All other players are restricted to the uao
or q glove or init not weighing over ten ounces
and measuring around tho palm OF the hand not
over fourteen inches.
Tie baseball team of tho Montclair Athletic CIHb
brought It's season to close last saturday. having
games ever arranged by the club. The team has
been jndiciously haniled by Manager c. II. kio'
man, and TO the cxccllent battery work OF Terry
ana Smith the latter is Prfncctons varsity catch
err many OF the clubs Victories are Que. Sixteen
games have been won, rs follows! one each from
seventh Regiment Athletic Association. River.
dale A. c., Murray Hill h. y. G.. Rutgers College
Crescents of Piainneld and Nntley A. c.; two
each from Elizabeth A. c., Staten Isla'd Cricket
and b. b. c., Flushing A. e.. EnElewood F. c., and
Leontnes OF New York Seven games were lost,
TO Orange A. c., and one TO Staten Island c. and
II. H. e.
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PHENOMENAL TEAM.
IT. %. HATBMErER'S BARRIETTA
AND MISS Ida TROT IN 9.1SM.

l
The Fsriornnncs was Made Over th'
SioW hna M"asy - .s-' ~
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hnt, ~haYonieyo' ~ - 49, s's,. ,s ~.
VI ""as M , ovu upe.ou. .o. - y" ~. - W -,
Np t,oe'ees pe,' ",'s VI siossH sI ,S.,.. - -,
pno"on."S, ,,,N pA' ~ -. - c,.. -.
on., snu =, n',a.t -. a. ~. ~,
80. -. =. cA.., : 49, ,.,.n,, w..,.-s..
me-" .N.s g. sa,,h,s ,.s,n. ,s ois hs,s y,
p.,io Hamlin ana Uonest George. orned by
C. J. Hamln of Buffalo, this pair having
trottOd in that tmo at Providence in is''' over
ebpeolehy prepared TRACK
Mr.. Havemeyer does not race his horses, but
~ no ~. ,,,. ae H.. n,,ns ~, sosa,,v bu.s
Oh MS IRE arc spent Den'ha 'ne royany-o oIeu 9
Harrictta, tho winner of tho Transylvanis
s,.tas and ,a,o- IN ..rr-od Mes 1Ido ,o ~, .,ch
the blood-like daughter of Alcyone. lie be-
came of the opinion after having them shaped
up. that he owned a pair of trottors of remark
pleasure of seeing them in action, with q num-
per OF trlends ne invited select ga'neflns OF
New Workers. to see them trot q mile to wagon
at the Commac track yesterday. Among those
,,h, ,ooL th. ,r,,n iron, 7 ,nr I.,.nd M, . !,
n o,cioct in ,ba ,norninr v.rn ar. Cor rporat,on
SopnseI % William II ann H. V Clark I David aonpSr AL.
bert Hale. Cornelius Fellowes. Charles Elder
'ot' h"ie. So'neiu' ro'''"e'' o""''e' Iiuei'
ana Hamilton BusbeJ.
About 500 persons witnessed tho splendid
performnnc, Al thu frat at,e,nnt CARL g
,, pi io ,"o. ~ ."o H.o 'p' ..
Burr. Jr., sent the team TO the half IN 1:O6A
through the slippery and sticky footing, n nd It
,oob oil ,s ,houoh tho ,xor,a,. record ,vop,a bs
,.., A., ii, =, ~. -. 49,, 40. -,
lo"ereu III spito VI tho poor uach anu tho coiu'
windy weather But Miss Ida slIpped lust be-
- Az, - -. n.s
'O"u th' ~o ~ po'e' ~ - y. con ~ "u
grabbing her quarter In an ugly fashion. Burr
cecilia, h. go, -. - . i,o ,n,, ,h.v ,,,. ho,,n
puneu tno nutes W Jok "hu 'heS '"ho ho"o
III IOWA ior the Inlie. ., , ,..
tho wind h,nvina harSsr Than bsfora TIA
Hood from Miss / fda's in inred quarter WA, ooz
in, ont and T. fs,y bnrssn,an eynected IN .ss n.
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Drslrr School candidates ar. showing m,rt.d
Improvement over their work OF last yrnr anI -
rounding into first. class condition ' """ arr
member OF the Crescent Athletic Club ,,s,.a
pia,ns The 1sans i no chance OF the crescents
Grammar School No. q Will place a s,ror. .,..
IN the Public School League this seas son ant IN
chances are hAt they will carry on the cnsn,p,on
The candidates for the Hamilton lns,Itute ,oo,
ga" Team are developing into championship form
ing winning team. "' vi nav
George Bechtcl, who so ably cnpta,n,, ,,. -
be back tho school this sea,pn STs"n Ts WI not
T practice undr All acting captain until one Is
The sherwood Athletic Club foo,,,u ,,. =
Iu,hhahtssiving and few sunday open and woniS
Address HAIRY I mnv,nn' team' sScrseinS l96 pounds
ham, n. Y. S"''"ooa street, Ford.
,, That the Hamilton Institute team Will t.t. =,
demonstrAed by The showing yRSs haS. series .n is
ersrS saS @ IN praS1ISe Cant Carry has his eam oar
TWENTY. four candidates for tba S..,v ,...
S, v'Hp team reported at tho CLUBS ErouEcs m
ELEVEN mi, hI I E'u9 ekpec,s 10 nave very strong
uAs and Thursday evenings. '' "" iues'
pssea ausH 20 ,r., sept, Elan Robinson to-day en-.
0t hiehsan anu Will leave here on Sem, "'yssrIhy we Wy
'ei' sports AZ Columbia College VII" am
Tho Mount Vernon football foam ,,or,, ,,,
cinss saturday afIerRoon games with any mo 70
Mount VssaH VernoM ,iuo .S-m or sch ul team. Tnr
"aur's' H. l. L"''l', Mount Vernon, N. Po"""S'
The West Bergen FIELD Cluh an -. ~
hear T,om TOT o the season ana would DE pleased r.,
- suitable guarantee viii be orercn =" Iouhus' ISm,'
Wall streei Address Harvey swcnartoS.
AT Ihs k"nwcod Athletic CLUB has Oct. - ,o,, o.
nS anu nov; 70 ~, and ~ ana ali nolidar" anu 20
from is1 tae ~ 10 hear from all teams svsrSr,n,;
inSsn .ssn /" lEo pounds for Suu,lays nH, us ',,s
JS msn xHsss prs'srred, Address Henry l. CsssiS
80 manager o'o West l5oth street, = N~'s''''
EAsToS sept. si.--Lafayett's foo,hau n...,,-
has sHseilsssS % ssS,nF and In.srestng. rae eleven
anu ireneLara OF Princeton were here Ssln,sais asis
The sun., 1896-09-22

The thletic Association of Fordham Col.
lege will hold meeting next Thursday after
noon for the purpose of making arrange
ments for the coming season. Whether there
Will be a football team to represent the college
this season is not definitely known, but the
matter will he decided at the meeting. The
athletes at the college have always taken q
prominent part In athletics. and although IL ia
q little toe early TO make any predictions, it
can safely be said that they will not be lack
ing in any line nj sport when the proper time
comes.
Football has been at a standstill since 1893.
that is. as far as a first team is concerned. A
very strong eleven represented the college in
that year; and they had a most prosperous sea-
son, playing come twenty games and coming
out with nying colors in nearly all. The most
Important game was with the team OF the
Manhattan A. C.. and although the latter
were much heavier and more experienced play
ers, they had to acknowledge defeat As
the sport has never been looked upon with "a
vor by the faculty At the college, owing to the
many accidents in other colleges, no team
was organized after that.
Ihis year, however. there seems TO be an
sport among the students. ana as three or four
OF the oil players will be back Il Is not at all
MnIiEeD that a first team will be organized
The prospects for a good baseball team next
spring Is bright. George Hayes. an old Ford
ham boy, who was catcher. iu the nrst team
three years ago and who has been AT Union
College, will be back this year. A baseball
captain VIII be elected and n schedule ar
ranged Tor next spring at the meeting to he
The Youngsters OF the preparatory depart
ment have always had football team in the
he4us ana they VIII have one again this season.
The sun., 1896-09-22

on which to WORK. wnlbridoe, whosn arm val
WORKING now. weidenmsyer is all right again
The spectators were delighted with the tchmI
work.
--rbe Alert Football Club of Yorkvilc has organ
lied for the season with average weight Of i2i
pounds and would like TO communicate with I'll
s,onna, OF nciT hnSs oa @
dress Joseph Hurst, 1908 Second avenue.
The second Rugby team Of tho BAY Ridge A. O.
Thsy desire q game for Oct. !. Games 10 u
played Of. the hay Ridge grounds. No ogu"ron,c'
Fifty. sixth street and Second avenue. BrooklSn.
Owing 10 the d,.tandins ofths wiliiemshnrsh
Field CLUB, the st. Aloysius y. D. e. OF Newark ha,
viii offcr a suitable guarantee TO any las pound
team guaranteeing the appearance. address nan.
The Crescent Athletic Club OF BROOKLYN has 10
cded to put football team In the ned this season
Crescent Ciab. has decided TO take charge. Of ths
% Re nneG d %h M BAY RIDGE
marked out yesterday. and the candidates for the
team win begin work at once.
Tho Lnyola "A. A. football team has begun regu.
lar practice and from the interest and vim Which
is displayed In practice it may well be snii mat
Date. rn n's oetossr sDd Sopember and Would tn
pleased TO hear from teams averaging l45 pound.
oa.;or;,oTn teams teams Offering suitable sustaIt1si %
care Loyola A. A., 1,oo4 Lexington avenue.
IrHAcA, Sept. yi.-The Cornell football "andl.
eleven. s"d Il was surpriSine what fpIcndid n.
teriai there was on the hed. The line. where or.
strong, anu r6ere are no end of candidates FOR 70.
sitions back OF the line or the candidates. Coach
a surprise to me. and do not SEQ why Cornell
should not turn out nne eleven. The material 10
the beginning OF lars season. The candidates. viii
line up twice 10 morrow. eleven must bs
picked out to play the strong Colgate team sa,ur.
The sun., 1896-09-22
LAWN Tennis,

Tie Orange lawn Tennis Clubs champion ship
ournament continued yesterday afternoon,
and the final matches In both events finished.
Paret beat Milcs three sets TO oue. after having
tied with him on Saturday sets all. and wal
meet d. W. Gambler this afternoon for the cluh
championship and challenge bowl. In the doubles
Paret and Ward won three straight and will chS..
lenge Z. Lyman and r, A. Griffin, the club cham.
pions. this afternoon. Summary:
Championship Singles-Final round: ]. =. PAtrS
beat G. II, Miles. IS, o-3, +-5, 1-3.
Championship DouoIes-Flnal round: J. P. Parci
and Hocnmoe Ward beat q. II. Miles and X VI
Miller. Jr., 7-b. G-2. 60.
The West Side Tennis Club continued Its fall tour
nament yesterday afternoon at Central Park Wet
and Eighty ninth street. Mrsr OF the playing was
done In the club championship singles. only t'-p
OF the eight contests being in the handicap e
thur Taylor seems likely obtain the empty honor
or challenging Fischer FOR the club champinnshl,.
hut .the result IN the handicap is much IN dour'.
ow ING TO the astonishing Improvement in for" Il
some OF the players, who were lucky IN rCCciN.uS
larg" handicaps The results:
Club Championship Singlcs-Preliminary round:
Charles =. Fennesse! beat George A Fischer O.,
First Round--J. 4. Allen beat p. V. p Rcnar'.,
6-s, 40. III; William r, Cragin. Jr., beat ".
L.. Thompson. 6-2, 2-B b-H
Second Rnunu-Arthu- Taylor beat pr. ! Il.
Myers; 60, 81; 4. Jones beat Percy Yalt'a
Handicap sinyles-Prellminary round: charIe. r.
collins half thirty, beat A. Jones, scratch 50,
First Round William r. Cragtn. Jr.. half O..
teen. beat charles r. Collins, half thirty, 6-l, -
surely win nrst and second prizes In the invita-.
lion tennis tournament OF the Wyandot Tennis
g: wreng Tomorrow he Is sure OF the place o.
Wrenn played better tennis 10, day and won Two
matches The scores follow:
81 F. 4. Fischer beat s. Chase. 90. -, =. L.
wrenn. Jr., beat f. wrenn. 6-S. G-l
The following is the standing of the plAyer'
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Yachting Notes OF Iu,ereut.

The classification of tho Sound Yacht Racing
Union and tho Larchmont Yacht Club will he
considerably reduced next season. with a view
Of simplifying racing and Increasing the mum.
Der OF entries In each class. At the present time
there arc over thirty regular and special classes,
which will bo reduced to about seventeen. Not
only this but when the regular Glasses 10 not all,
or when there is n marked difference between
the speed OF boats In the same class. they will
be arbitrarily handicapped, which, 1t is thought,
will resultin more entries and better racing all
around.
Up at Lnrchmont, although the season
is practically over, the members OF
this ever active organization are al
ready preparing for next season a
yachting. The club in the past has pronote ea
the 81 -footsrs and 34.raters, aud next season IL
Ia said, number of members will build 90
footera. The boats will be about 50 feet over
all. and will bo raced without time allowance
from one-gun starts. AsAmAtter OF fact one
gun starts Will bo the rule rather than tile OF.
ception next season on tho Sound. The new
class OF 00-footrrs will DO about tho same size
as the Queen Nab. only they will have more
most mos OF them: Their cost will be from about
Herbert b. Sreey, who imported the half
ratsr Microbe from England this spring, is talk.
ing OF building a footcr next season.
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EOO7BkLL
Many Places on Harvnrd'a Team TO Fiji
Candidates nt Practice.

Many Places on Harvnrd'a Team TO Fill
Candidates nt Practice.
CAMBRIDGE. Sept. 2l.-Football practice be-
gan at Harvard this afternoon with Just twenty
eight men putting in an appearance. The
practice consisted OF an hours brisk work OF
the preliminary order such as falling on the ball.
kicking. blocking, and breaking through. oflast
years eleven. besides Capt. wriRhtington, only
four players were out These were Norton
Shaw. Cabot, Brown. and Dunlop. Frank Shaw
and Beale will report in day or two. and
these are the only old varsity players that Har-
ward has to depend on this year.
The second eleven and substitutes of last sea-
son were represented to-day by Moulton, HauRh-
ton, CoZLena. Wndswurth, Hoague. Donald, and
Hennen. Mils. Richardson, Davis. and Coch-
rane OF the 80 eleven. Warren and Coleman,
%: Graydon and Valentine, '9s, were among
the other old PLAYERS to report; The new men
Swain, all Of the class of 1900: Davis. '95; Sui
livan. 'e7. and Colburn. '9D This squad will
grow In size each day until college opens
on Oct. /. when there will be over
sixty men at work. There are many places
TO hll and only, average material TO
yet completed his schedule. Capt. wrighting-
ton is not in favor Of a long one, and very few
Wednesday games will be arranged. The sea-
son opens on Oct. 8 with Williams, at Cam
bridge. The Other games arranged are: Oct.
II. Brown. at Cambridge; ~, Carlisle Indian
School. At Cambridge; 81. Cornell. at Ithaca;
Eoy :. Princeton. At Cambridge: 81. University
Noy. IL will probably be given to Dartmouth
and Amherst
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Kesulto at st. Louis.

over to day. second and third choices divirng the
winning evenly. Chilly weather kept the attend
First Race-Six furlonGs. Joe Hart 9s Cwu
hsel. TO !, won; Mercury, l07 IT. Murphy, 5 Ia
l. second; swiftly, l0% Garner). to l, third.
Time, liITA.
Second Race-seven furiongs Henry Higgins. as
to!. second; Dew OF June, % Il. smith. d to /,
third. Time. i3OH.
Third Race-Five furlongs. Horseshoe Tobacco
eS IT. Leight. 10 to I. won; Juuhta. lol NC.
Hushl. to !. second Sugar Foot, rs IT. Smith,
= 10 8, third. Time. OJ.
Fourth Race-One mile. Garland HAr 100 IT.
Murphy. TO l, won Top Mast. 100 az. Jones), s
10 o. second: kamsin, l07 (McHughj. to 9, third.
Time, l43A.
Firth Race-six furlongs. India 1903 tGarncr). 3
to =. won; Miss Baker, G5 &c. aiaughter), TO /,
second Alvin W., 103 (slciugn), 10 TO /, third,
sixth Race-sIx rnrlongs. Tommy Ru,ter, 100
(McHughD, TO l, won; Damocles. lO7 IT. Muir.
phy). TO o, second; Mamie O.. vs. &C.. Combs, II
TO /, third. Time, l:lUA.
The sun., 1896-09-22
BO WILING.
Opening Games OF the American National
Preliminary Tournament

Two OF the twelve teams desirous or taking part
| In the American National tournament bowled al
| the Germania Assembly Rooms alleys last night
| As only fve clubs were dropped from the member
ship roll Il was decided at recent meeting OF the
| organization to hold preliminary tournament to
last four night that tho applicants could have
an equal chance to play in the cham ionship tour
ney, which Will begin Oct. 8. Each nve Will
roll two games, and the Successful teams will be
decided by the total number of pins scored. In
last nights games the Trojans tailed l. 1850 pins,
whilc the Brinkumers made 1.45o. The scores
GAME
TrojAnIKriekbanm. M I25; KGhlweIn,, 15e D.
sHsy'F' ssS 1885, Lehman 'Ss' j. Meyer s'0' Total
rinkumer-J. sclumbohn, 1e4; Mahnken, 1855;
Pfeifrsr, ltli Hahn. 1885; Rothermel. l67. Total,
SECOND GAME.
Trojan-Krickbaum, lo5; Kuhlwein. 1ss; D..
Meyer, l7S; Lehman. lag; J. Meyer. 21l. Total,
Brinkumer-J. schiumbohm, 1le Mahnken,
ItIi Pfeiner. 100; Hahn, lOo; Rothermel. l44.
The American Bowling Congress held Its annual
meeting last night at tho Elephant Club house. Brook.
lyn. The delegates were somewhat tardy putting in
an appearance and II was o'clock before President
Curtis was able to call the meeting order with the
following delegates responding to Secretary Karpfs
roll cali:
onnst and Joseph Wingenfeld: New YORK KoyaI Area:
Brnokiyn Hoyai Arcanam league. bT W. 4. aritG
and j. l.. Martin; Cnrruthers National Touruampn mt
eSaPsy ana EsfH9 sa
aSi.sqf kRR e 4Hf@sSR
League, 3. Rarpt: Uncle sam Tournament OF New
York. DR.. II. Tlmm: Madison Tournament OF New
York. Ii. Tlltz; Brooklyn National Tournament i.
Amermann: Casino Tournament OF Astoria q. p.
Stracki Twenty.slKth Ward Tournament OF Brook
lyn. John HaiieI and James Lawiessi Bank Clerks
nans I'sESs es. OF Of Ssw New
York Or. ii. Tinn; Capitol Tournament OF Brooklyn.
Fred. Schmalk
There were no out9t.own DELEGATES present, but
Bowling League. and Buffalo Bowling Association
were read expreaing inability to be- represented hut
heartily endorsing the objects OF tho Congress Pres
ident Curtis made an extensive SPEECH which dwclt
sionhl bowler: The deieRates were evidently not In
among bowlers, and practically placed the Congr.ss
on record that there are no professions bowers The
CONGRESS failed TO take any action on tho proposed
changes to pins or spots The election or Officers
suite as follows:
President Dr. II. Timm; Vice President p J. Rppis:
Secretary; kargf: TREASURER. O, 4 SIrack Dir-c
tors-Dr W. A. Urlftlth. ri omas Curtis g. {. Payntcr
Charles Walters, Jonn H.ller. J. nunst.
The Bank Clerks LeaRuc, Chicago City League
shsass n Casino Tournament, and the Twenty sixth
Ward Tournament were elected to membership.
President Timm received anthnrits {" call the next
meeting OF the Congress- and Is probable that II Will
be held In this city the rrst Monday In May.
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Gossip Of the sua.dsa,, co,-,.

j. EUrkin and ". Rrady are nlutched to pIay
Edward Hopkins and j. murphy {. r S95 a sina nj
the Jersey tIiy court ou sept. 2;.
Manager John Egau OF the Jersey Guy court says
thar a. soon as the return n atuh between W. De.
laney ami \. scott IL decided W. Lawlor OF Green.
point. who wishes Ia play the winner, will be
promptly accommodated.
James Fits Gerald Ot Tralre. the handbalI chan
piOn ot Ire'ilu has written TO Phil Casey Atatlnu
that he expects 10 arrive In this country on Oct
II. lie outlines no plan OF campaign, but tho bar %
announcement IL accepted a welcome indicA,
tlpn OF some eTcltinS matches during the winter
months,
The younger brigade among local players are Ap.
the amateur championship OF America. Young
vile are strongly fancIed bv their respective adj
lies are loyal 10 Jimmy Dunno. who has vet to
meet his peer.
Followers OF hAndball will be Interested TO learn
that John la"ior, VINO unsuccessfuily opposed
I'M Casey foi the worlds championship and sub.
seguentiy %on several matches In this country ia
ain an active deyOtee OF the game. No now 70.
sides al Dublin. whero, on sept. u, he PLAYED a
local expert, Dewey, concedIng an ezra hard in
every game 10 the latter, Tile rubber the pest
OF nine games, ntteen aces each. and consldSrAblo
money changed hands on the result Dewey won the
t0ss and never gave . chance 10 his opDone MT
winning the rubber in straight games. The scores
wsrei lo-2, 1913, l6--l, l5-0. lb-e.
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Flr.t G,ne.up for Yals.. Men

NEW HAVEN. SEPT. 2l.-Yale's candidates for
the football eleven lined up tais afternoon for the
hrst time OF the season. Capt. Murphy found
enough material to put two elevens in the field
The work was light however. The following
men were kept drilling for half an hour: Ends.
iiazen and Connor; tacElos. Chamberlain and
Airport; guards. Harvey and Drummond; cen.
tre, Mcfarland: quarter back Gerard: half
backs Nhauncey and Squire: full back, Benja.
Tor only n few minutes. and no severe rushing
was done; The main aim of the afternoon .
play MAS 70 drill the men in the new rules, es-
the backs by the ends on o punt. and imterfcr.
ing. Capt. Murphy was aided in his coaching
oy Frank Butterworth 'g5. The latter took
charge OF the hncks and Murphy LOOK ed after
Ins nn, i,ne men; The followins old players have
Bass, Hnkey and Greenwny. Thev viii 6e nr ~,
taken. 'Ne VIII 10
The sun., 1896-09-22
30 wiling Notep.

The Harlem Republican Club tournament Will
not be organized for the season until after election
day.
II suitable arrangements can be made. the Ran
Clerks Bowling League VIII engage the New YORK
Hotel alleys.
The proprietorA OF the Harlem ALLEYS Intend to
begin the Harlem League tOurnam ent Immediate
ly after the United bowling Clubs competition Is
completed.
Whenever the leading bowlera are on almost
equal terms u generally happens that tho high
VIII not howl tho last two games II as TO avoid
dropping back in the averages Al times the loss
OF a good bowler hnndicaps n team, and TO stop
such a move In the future tournaments should
compel the pIayers to roll tho nnal two games to
be eligible for n priZo. Tho American national
this rule.
The sun., 1896-09-22
JUpE A FAST Y0UNGsTER.
Lowers the Race Record for Two-year-oI
Trotters at Rigby Park.

Lowers the Race Record for Two-year.old
Trotters at Rigby Park.
PORTLAND. Me-, Sept. 2l.-To-day saw some
great harness racing at Rigby Park. the special
event being the lowering of tho worlds race
record fer two-year-old trotters. Jupe, owned
by u. A. Smell of Nev Bedford. wen. mile in
2:141f. beating the record of 2:l5A made by
Billy Breton ut Lexington, Ky last year. Van
Zandt won the gao trot in straight heats.
though she was pushed by Straight Line. Tho
2:24 pace was not finished. Refina and Red SILK
This was red hot race.
The 2:lO pace was also a fighting race. In
and Gli Curry two. To-morrow John r. GENTRY
Wil page to beH. .:ol,a' end do6 on Wedne:day
Pointer and Joe Patchen. Summaries to-day:
H5o class: s sso,sns pgsss
Wan 3smSrina Pstcfen r Zen Fasnei rv"en. y"
Mika h. c. Walmerl
. frs,,op Sr' E is adis
~.oc,,,. ,ro,tInS Time a;ss4s Ys SaiG,'S 6aG ~
Van 2andt, b NJ. Is Chine Be.iCAls1lda, by
s,ssss. fss".f5 LIE i sns'%hH NJ 9'v.tea11?
farssSs fasnee en- hr ~. Tsor'o,,'
Esis Esifr Ga sn' 5 s n AGf t,5Dy; q: q:
Ne''' o. TINS % a:lsi ii:iS. 2iSii '''
y 2;2: class, pacing: purse .? 600 %Hnanlshedl %
nsRs %ssss s BY & %serss Wfs:
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