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RooMs,s FAST R1DTEa.
wins Three Events ~ the Huasea ceuntv
WheeImen'a Races.


Tho annual race meet of the Hudson County
Wheelmen was held yesterday afternoon on the
Gutenberg track. The surface was in poor con-
ditlon aud prevented the rlders from coming
anywhere near record figures. The chilly winds
which swept across the track made the outing
rather uncomfortable for both riders and spec-
tators.
Walter G. Roome Of the Vim B. O. Of Newark
won the half mile, one mile, and two mile
events and incidentally throo handsome gold
watches. The races we're poorly managed and
unnecessary delays caused the nve-mile club
championship TO be held over until almost dark.
In the hnal heat Of the mile open Cane was
crowded by Allen fifty yards from the lnish and
fell Allen came in third, but was disqualified,
Richt getting that position and Cane fourth.
Summary:
o Roome vim b. c.; Fred W. Ricnt. Orient wheel.
I@r Lsss oaTS
S sscsnd soh g. ssns ssst %
." tS4 Ro6av Il wS Clio fcafS %nss
hS%Sis;, js:PsT second BcS. ,Sird cane fourth.
clns M s Il Hack
.ssE whsemen, third; l. b.Iens ORANGE ossisIs
;,s Etss Rs L. ASn
y js.p;S sssSad Cane third, Alien fourth.
Wins T Rsys. sss+s, by w
We %hes%s so ;.rd ss fourth H.
Time, minutes ~ seconds =, a. .o
yrs bc%sy 20 ySnd second GsseS
s.oSs'bsnks @ bank, o. yrds third George saunders, 1876
w.s Sep ssrss
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At Roselle-Cranford. 8: Roselle, o.
AT Observation-Disclosures Tech. o: Holy Cross, O..
At Worcester-Bradford A. c.. 10; Columbia A.
emy, o.
At HudsanN Y.-HudsOn Athletic Club. 80; Water
AZ westneld-san Reno of New York, l2; West.
AT 4. westned,EIIzabeth Y. M. @. A.. s.i West.
=, At Tar5Ey,toTn-Lyeeum Football Club. q Y. NJ.
Hamilton. Oct. l7.-Coigate won an easy yictor,,
over the Syracuse Athlstic team to-day by 81 TO o.
.pssa S.9ksn e T.sy Hfa Y sShSn ss GIN fe9sa team
day by ihtoO. '
PLA,YFInlD, All Oct H. The PIalnaed y NJ O. A.
Athletic Club this afternoon by 10 to o.
The Cyclone a. c. defeated the Bergen Point A.
the score or l2 to o. -
Sas The ys1.a.y EmS5 AMI spr or played
The Jupiters won by 400. e"''
In two twenty minute halves the I,enox football
terday by the score OF 20 to0 ~
dErrIssuRG. Oct. l7.-Gettysburg College n.
reated franklin ana Marshall at football mere yes.
serday by the score OF 10 10 o. '
The second team OF the Barnard School dat.a,.,
the team from the Columbia Institute by 10 to o
at Central Park yesterday afternoon. ~ ~
an TnS .aafn. 3 .luIHs tssrss ts football
Union College eleven by OF to o. O''"''u the
,d hgo os iTIn' II rTnysr,.y q Buffalo foot
on the Athletic Field grounds by score OF ie 70
The Credenda A: G; OF Harlem and iron Gross team
Soon at Central fsrk nrthsr se Ess ass ~ si5sr
The Lexington, Jr: and the West Sides rad quite
to q. ~ ="
The BAyonns Field Clubs eleven w.r. pr.vsn,.a
Mems Christian Association In the match eonts"ta8
yesterday AftsrnsOn on the New Jersey Oval a.
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WANT 4 LONDON HOME.
Royal Yacht Squadron Trying to Secure
the Hoodicss Ciub IIouse.


the Boodics' Ciub House.
LoNDoS. Oct l7.-If. as seems probable. the
Royal Yacht Squadron como to terms with tho
proprietors OF Boobies Clup and secure tho
premises now occupied by that club In order to
start q London establishment, select coteries
like the Marlborough and the Turf will have to
look to their laurels. The excusiveness OF tho
Royal Yacht Squad ron is the genuine article,
there being instances on record OF cand idates
failing to secure election although strongly
supported by the Prince of Wales. IL tho men,
bers are provided with house of call in st.
Jamess street. as well as at Cowes. they may be
expected to conserve their privileges moro ieal-
ou-ly than ever
Among the candidates black kbalied at the last
annual meeting was a nionist member OF the
House OF commons, who has now been up"
thre. times, Twelve mUnths before Lord Cow
ley, ". 4. PaEet. L. w. Munro. V. H. Alexan-
der. "; H. Walker. ard Sir Cecil Miles were
rejected. In 1884 II. McCalmont only just
MANAGED to scrape through. after having been
piled on two occasions. A legislator who
has now been u member of the Squadron for
some years was rot elected until his fourth at
tempt The gala year OF the BLACK ball Bril-
ERue' was 1891. when out of sixteen candidates
nominated no fewer than nine came TO grief
including such well-known and respected
yachtsmen as Sir Donald Currie. Lord Ash
burton, Sir Hussey Vivian tafterward Lord
Swanseal. II. McCamont. aud BENEFIT Stanford
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BD WING.
wholesale Drug Cl.rks Again at Work n,
the Alley.

wholesale Drug a .rks Again at Work n,
the Alley.
The members nf the Wholesale Drug Trade Aasoc,a
tton are again hard at work trying TO master tb.
game of tenpins The fourth annual tournam.n,
began at Reid's alleys yesterday afternoon undar
conditions that speak well for tho success OF the
competitions Although the tourney has been sbor,
the present series all of tho games will be rolled on
Saturday afternoons The scores: ~ y"
FIRST GAME.
Colgate Co.-Barncs. 1893: Chryst,l ia. Wa,
its sIS H8saIs &C. ~ pHnRner l5" fetal 7$i
100; Mcclure. So Heck. 100 Total. 900 80 "@''u'
SECOND oAhR.
,.a .Tacsats s!.,o "a Rarnss i57 Chrysta I7o; Ward
'Po saSury S%ya' joanson 1sh.. 49,! iiSta .as
Csughey. i+O; Beniamln, lls; Hopping iaS. Total
~! roisa!e lso r14Isncr loo, Totai 7aSS' Ward
kins. sO Farmer l4i; Rill4n, l2T, Total, o26. 'o"p
FoiRrH GAME.
Tarr%pggs s co;.Tompkn., "5a Gregory. 1876; Mc.
Ases sesbn4s sS Ear%ST o nson on ksn 9s frs S7
csgshey 1885, BenIamn i0i HcpplaSe effl5tF Ia5 rd b9I
Tarrant a Co.-Tompkins, 100; GREGORY ,oz. NJ.
ASGy T.,oE Is GsrIsg a K's1 st @ S,O mo-
lhi. MctuIre, 'A9 Heck. 1873 Total 7s5 DA''us'
SIXTH GAME
seabary 4 L9hnSon Judge I04: Sawyer. lo..
SsapGhty' M bs".S'nln la7; Hopping 100 rotSi,
Ne @crGE 4 Co lssagm.nr ie Smith 1885, Darius
The third Gnmc in Section o. United Ro,,,,,
DORIS Harlem alle!s. Won by the PUCK tsn -
by ninsIeen pins fae Seorei
1856 Knosss iso e. posi.cs sf7s isE got II ps5sch
s0SS.s SSsssh7Mass 1872 Alsaa9; lie; ssusr' iis,
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How the Horses Frnl.hed Mt ". Louis.

ST. louIs. Oct l7.--Chilly weather kept the crowd
down to the regulars" to-day. FavorieeS won the
thrd and sixth races. second choice the nfth. and
outsiders IN" first. second anu fourth. Summaries:
fIrst Eaco Sew nfnr ougs Tom Elmore, 100 War
ren, 10 to |, won; Scnlinl Lao tTurbiville), to s.
second Brahma 100 (Worthngton), ls TO /, third
Time. ;2yLl.
SeI ond Race Six furonss. LADY Hamilton, 100
(blarInl 10 TO |, won; bishop Reed. lO5 (Wilhite)
20 :. second Tho Chemist, los tWarrenl even, third.
Tine, l:l5i4.
Third Kace-Fiye and half furlongs. Laureate 100
Garner). ITO won: Trs0pla Vu tWilhtoJ, 30 to 1,
,Tecond Harry DUKE ia (TuruivnIe), to 10. third
i"S FoGr,h Race One mile Ada,s Buchanan 100
tTurbivie), 7 to |, won; Topinast 100 Iuarner)
= to, second: Amelia May, lO5 Cwilhite). to !.
Flfth Race -One mile. Battledore 90 CCoombs). 10
10 D, wolT Uncs Abe. lO3 iWorthington). 10 s,
second; Constant. 90 tBarrett. to l. third Time.
sixth Race Six furlongs. Damoclcs. 107 (0arner),
d /" o, won: Horseshoe Tobacco, ~ L0Bh), to |,
l:l5 " ~ '~'
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First Mates Autumn Prize at Laton,a.

LAToSiA. Oct. 1.-THE Latonia Autumn Prize val.
ned at SlaUO, was the feature OF 10 days programme
kamlro and First hatn were even favorit"s At rost
RalOD. Summaries:
First Race SIX furlopRs Cnrrle Lyle. yb Tyerettl
to2. won: u ,rIutsc " CReifj Is 10 /, second Mat
Tie Leo; ioD Seherrer. : to |. third Time, i;lol4
Srconn hncc-bne milo and m eighth-lda Pick
WICK: lO4 schrrrerl TO |. won Ace, lO3 CkuIselD,
TO o. second; PAU Pfy. lOS Perkins) 10 10 third.
I'M Lhird R@ee-sLx lurlonss White Frost. ll6 tscher.
rrr,, TO won; koDar. los ISrklnsi, I to /, soc
9nd 9t,d Lord Zehl il2 Murph,) TO l, third. Time.
Fourth gsce-onc mile and an eighth: Latonin Au.
p tmmn !rzS Eir;t Mate. leo PrrElnN, to6 won;
Natthewsl, 500 ]. third. Time. :5aX.
tifih hsceE,iI lurlon$s Tartarian, l07 thurphy),
Ciss,e r. ~ burns, 10 |. third Time, i:lslS
liern an LAB tHigElnsj, is to l. won; Hercuies i4a
lsycl. l5to secoud; Shears 1876 (StAilcup), 10 to
!, third. Time, <;24.
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Football Notes.

There is q letter at this once for the manager OF
the Bay Ridge Football Club.
The pro0kiya WEudcrr-s are anxious 10 eecuro
daIes with ETst.class teams. Address W Southern
manager, 1858 Third avenue, South Brookiyn
The drenadler football team Will play any team
averaging 40 pounds on sundays and holidays.
AorIce OF the Pennsylvania team Is said 10 be one
OF the coming punters and drop kicksrs In
great Brooke. - "
The second team of Grammar School es wouId
like 10 arrange games Y+th any team ayeraRluR
100 pounds. address Thomas Dwyrr Jr. is5
West Eighty seventh street. '
The kenwood 4. c. team, averaging lI9 poundE
has election day open and would like 70 haar fnoIn
out.of.tSwn teams Offering a TeasOna HE EunTnnt.a
Address i. J. Duny. 400 West lblst street
Unenheimsr OF PsnnsyIvAnIa iA spoken of a. n
star man At tackle. Last year he was a 'varSty
substitute, but played regularly on the Orange A.
C' e1eNen' "here ne made record for himself.
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Lawn Tennis.

The Fifth Avenue Tennis club succeeded In hnish.
ing Its mems doubles yesterday afternoon at I27tb
street and Fifth avenue Jessup and Kenyon proynu
victorious The scores:
Fall Handicap L. II. Fallowes (8l, natches ayer.
age 4s: W. II, stickney u2D, 2 matches 4s; H. W
Jessup Hcratch). matches. 47a7; +. b. Long uO,.
+matches. A.; W. A. Croker uO). matches 44s1:
A. d. Kenyon (scratchl, matches. 441t; @. Martin
usl. match.s. 4Slt; c. n. R"yea (s), 8 matches
son i2I matches, 40 Us W. lone. Sj defamIIaaa de-
oRp hFnG's esnnsv nH sss%S ,s'sh
Eo1 sSd" GSTPr'4wais @acS s t G%atehes a ksn
%s,n mate 81 & W. %,,As 4 !one; Ia mat hs' +s O.
sss$ 5a!sn ss sss. 20, sns. %"'fss. ts
asns 5oae alG%si sna 20
S.e,ateh ~ Grawforh Era and Losg 81 4i$s Iones
Mixed Doubles Miss stroud @ and A. D: Kenyon
cd Ms. s' and AZ
;:, Nh: aud 'f'GS's F. coMpsl ms
Allen practically won tho West Side Tennis Clubs
round'robln contest yesterday with his seventh
ss w Ss, as One hs: only :,
dTosln s,ngle:11J Allen beat A. After.
A5$as, 9est y %sits tsl$ ~: RFIf.ams; f4anes;
S;ssiy > ;: ss.I p wv $b:
Gas of Lille @c Asp o S
lost 2; Jones won 3, lost 4; Meyers won l. IosI 4:
Fischer and White won o. lost q Atterbury lost
The Lenox Tennis Club continued Its tournament
yesterday afternoon at St. Nicholas avenue and I22d
street the nnls 10 all tn, contests reached at
last and as only three matches remain un pAy ed t
will be possible to hnish the tournament next Satur
M:1s Single sIs Second round R. Bryan towo go,
8emtnnAl Round-R T. bryan lowe 2Ol beat n ~
Ho~dAnd lowe Ia. 72-30.
hi1ea Deublss- Semi ANAL round; Miss IL Meier
and q, 1. WyoAh (ows l0l beat Miss Helen ReHmer
and II, H. Haywood lowe ~, 72-6h '
Mems Doubles Semi. .hnal round. Bryan and UoI,
owe 10 beat Hitler and Mitchell (owe iOI ~ 'ss
land lowe l4), T2-{2. ~
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70 and 70 o won, Pat OAKLEY 70 pisce. seoondi
Epplewortn, third. Time 3itsH


eMoERi;I. Oct 1.-THE racing season began at this
lert were happy. summaries:
First Race-S.H furlohFs. Irene X. q to and tot.
Time, 1873
Second Race-Seven turlouga Electro, 3 to I and o
70 o. Won Bucehneer, to 10 place, second Brooklyn
Third Race-sx furlonEs. Oracle, even and to
third. Time, !29x.
Fourth Rleo-ono mile Farin. to q and to 8,
Time. :bl n.
nth Race-S!E furlongs. T. n. Harf. to 1 and o
TO ., won Too Much Johnson out for place, second;
Little Dorritt, third. Time. i:2lA
sixth Race -Four and q hAit fnrlongA Koy weat
20 and out, won; LevlnA, to place, second;
Jonah white third Time, :bqJ1
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CoNNEFF BEATEN AGAIN..
Bacon Defeats Him Easily In the Mile Con.
test In England.

LONDON. Oct. 1.-THE second Of the ssries
OF three events between Frederick E. Bacon, the
English long-dlstance running champion. and
Thomas P. Conner. the Irish American cham
pion, for the international professional cham
plonshp and $500 a side on each event. took
place at Bolton. near Manchester to-day and
as in the case of the previous three-mile con-
test, which wasrun on The Balls Bridge grounds
at Dublin on Oct. 2, was won easily by Bacon
The distance of tO-day's race was ne mile and
the contest vas won by the English champion
by 80 yards. In ABS 3-5. The third race dis
tance two miles, will probably take place in
Glasgow.
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Winusrs 1t Windsor.

sor 10 day follow:
First Race-F!ye and half furlonKG D. =. Fly. Jr.
2to and TO o. won; Frst Ward out for place. sec
ond; Mounta, N third, Time, l;IOts
7 10 z Won merry saint 70 l for place, second;
Third Race Five and onshalf iurlonSs. Cyclone. o
70 anh 70 o. Soni horven, TO place. second;
Fourth RSge.sE faIlongs. .stachsl6urg. 8 to . and
out w0ni lours Truly out for place secoAd! Cog
Fifth Race-one mile Pete Kitchen, to ana 10
third. Time 1:41.
SiEth KsOS -stSeDIsOhaSsi full course. csloaish .
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Aee,dents on the Gr,a,ron at Long nrsneh

LoS0 BRANCH, Oct l7.-George Chasey son Of Dr.
James ChaNey who played with the Juniors OF Long
Branch against the boys OF Monmouth WAS kicked In
the ribs by Warren lIeyer because 1t Is claimed that
Chasey provoked him Chas y had to be carried from
the neld. Az Elkwood Iark. where the Long Branch
team n5d up against the stat" school team OF Ireu.
ton. two accident, occurred members OF The home
eleven Thomas Richardson had his r,gt collar bone
brokcn during tuhsir, and James Eennessy wrencied
his right leg The Long brauca team Dy the score
OF litoA
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Horse show Entr,..Clo,,.

Entries for the twelfth eNhlbuIon of tho IA
uonai Horse Show Association, that begins on Nov
8 In MADISON square Gardcn cluscI last I.gN &.
James IT, hyd~, inc Assistant Secretary, was 'T
horse owners Ia all parts OF the country. liG
Aohuay mhus are at hand II VIII be I'm possible u
nne eAAot hgures, but Mr.. Hyde said tuat tur t1
tries would exceed IhoAe OF lASt yoar and LSAi
tnsTs WAS great aumbSr or new exhibitors.
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To-day's Football Events.

willets Point Entire Nous OF Paterson, at VII.
let's Point.
Washington Heights Field Club vs. summitA. A.,
at Yonkfrs.
Queens County A. C. VS.. centrais, at Astoria.
Lehox vs. Potomac Field Clun. ut Harlem.
Bay Ridge A. G. W. Central Field Club OF Mott
Haven, at Ambrose PARK.
-. AlOysius OF Newark VS.. Yorkvilles, at New.
ark.
Sherwood A. c. vs. Kenwooas, at Fordham.
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No Game Between "Pennsy" and Lafayetts
College.

PHILADELPHIA Oct. l7.-Representativss OF the Uni.
yerslty OF Pennsylvania and Lafayette College foot.
ball teams held conference here to-day for the pur.
pose OF endeavorins 10 reach an agreement whereby
the proposed game In this city hetween tho rlevens
on next SaturdAy won he played. The matter was
generally discussed but no agreement reached,
and no game will be played this year between the
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kins got the ball in the centre Of the
nsld and, aided by some good inter;
ference, carried the ball down tho neld
Manual School hraced up somewhat OF this,
stage OF the game, and by short gains worked
time had II On the three-yard limo. and when II
looked AZ though they would rcore they lost th9
ball on downs Time was called with the ball
In Mammal SChonl'a DosaeRaion
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WILLIAMS, "a; SYRACUSE, 8.

ALBANY. Oct l7.-Wnliams defeated Syra-
cuse this afternoon in ono OF the most interest
ing games or football that have ever been play ed
in this city. Williams scored tho first touch
down In three minutes. but no goal was kicked.
The visitors played a snappy game throughout,
the pace being too fast for Syracuse. Williams
went through Syracuse's line tor another touch
down about five minutes before the end of the
half. aud kicked a goal. Two minutes after the
second half began O'Day broke throug the line
and bio .ked Templeton's Kick. He picked up
the ball and made a touchdown. from which a
goal was kicked. Williams scored three times
in this half. The final score was: Williams "a;
Syracuse. 9. The game was hercey contested
and several players were injured. Tho lineup
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Helen Nichols Wins a. Alexandra Park

LONDON, Oct. l7.--At Alexandra Park to-day
the All Aged Regulation Plate OF 100 sover-
eiHns. entrance 3 sovereigns winner and second
horse FREQ. five furlongs. was won by f. Wish
ards ch. m. Helen Nichols, by lroquois- s-Orphan
Girl X. I Bas-etts Flash was second, and W.
Sibary's Eau Galle formerly Utica and lately
owned by Richard Croker, by lroquois-Duch.
ess. third.
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Red siar; b. g. % ck' rsou) .......... ..........2
hinting b. &. (Men. .......... ................
Nancy L., b. m. Evans I...............,... ,,5 4
Viola Bell, b. q. Young ......... ...........I q
ltme-2:lIS,. 2:lsA. 2:l5l<
2:ll class, trottinc; purse 81. 900
Baron Rogers. br. 4, by Raron Wilkes
Ashland Maid. by Ashland Chief (CurtIsl1 1
FTed sd Z, D.. :: w MnItn"yl ;.........I
Lille Young. en- ni tSwearinRenl........2
Franklin. b. g (frenehj .....,..,....,.b 4 4
Senator A.: Rr. s. .LAleIander).............S Z s
Maud c.. hlE. m Iyonsi ........... g Il a q DIR
Que Alien. h. tDirkrrspnI.. &C.. ...,.,7 1 DR.
1lme-2:lllp, 2:l2A 2:I0A. 2:iOL 2:l2.
Three year old pacing; purse 500
King OF Diamonds, b. s.. by Velocity ,Raker)l 1
uphide b. q. Cummings ...,........ ,,...,..,4 a
Hydrn. b. &. Cochran J...................... \ q
Seven Points b. Tnlbottl. ttl...................3 4
II Archibald blk. C (!iigUre). re)................b 8
Stella, b. m. lSwOpel -'...........,.,,...... dis
Tims-2:lote, 2:U9il 2;liH
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King OF Diamonds Equals the Race Record
for Threc--esr-elA P.cers

LEXINGTON. Oct 1.-THE harness races closed hero
today King OF Diamonds equaed the world's three
year old race record for PAGERS. 20s4 The principal
event OF the day was tho Johnston Stake 1t was won
by Squeezer in aght heats The Il trot proved
SUMMARIZE: "
The johnston Stake 90 900; 2:24 class. trottins.
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The race horses in training. tho property of
the Erie Stable and John Z. Madden. were sold
at auction at the Morris PARK race track
afternoon. Most OF the Erie Stable horses were
bought In by F. ID. Beard.
Those which brought $500 and over follow:
PROPERTY OF ERIE STABLE.
fsnki Pooh, By: c.. 4. by imp. Darsbin-Yum
Yum: j. Vendic. ...,....,,, -. -, el $50
Religion. ch. T., 3, by buchanan Sunlight; Il. D.
AppIesate, ch. c., i, by Buchanan Long Shore;
a. p. Beard :..; -. 1850
Thorn; q p Benrd :. ...:,..,.',...,.., '.'r 500
nsard.. 49,. -. 500
Broeek f. D Beard y. :. '.... $50
PROPERTY OF 8. sASDFoRD & SONS.
fearling b. C.. by imp. Laurcate-La Tosca;
DH'luoIuoon., O20
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R'f-ree-D. o. Evans. Williams. e5. Cmpire-Iames
Tanning. Albany. Lhesmcn-Georgo Groet. Sy racuse;
l.. ". Lee. Williams
CORNELL IS: TUFTS. o.
ITHACA. Get. 17.-Cornell to- day defeated Tufts at
football by the score OF IL 90 The irst half was OF
twenty minutes dur tion, tho second nine minutes
as TUFTS had 10 catch tram The story OF the game
and Tracy carried the ball by limo md dash
ing The would have been much IarKer
but for the brilliant work OF Davis. who aucceeded In
breat ing up number or PLAYS; Bencham made one
from the centre OF the reld for q touchdown
TUFTS fumbed badly. and the ork Of her full back
wroiched. Her bRrSs Mitchell! nrt sn.,th played
Il .ood game and made repeated gains through tho
LETT SIDE o! Cornes linz, Int tue Cornell goal was
game for Cornell. tenne made one goal from touch
uown out of four trials. Cornells game throughout
has greatly improved. TuIts's proved to be- the
team that has been Percy Field this year
10 play against Cornell. The lineup:
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Touchdowna-Aiport C2). Benjamin tS), Rinkey,
vaneveIy Gilmore Goats -iiinkey t2l, cnauncey 80.
Addee OF Yale Referee-Iauri. Bllss OF Yale Lines.
men.Heim. schafer, and Hull Time OF game-+0
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HARVARD, l2; BROWN. o.

CAMBRIDGE, Oct. l7.-Harvard defeated
Brown IL TO this afternoon in a splendi id hard
fought contest. but only after the Providence
boys had all but scored on tho Crimson. 1t was
the first strong eleven that Harvard has met
this season, and 5000 persons saw a fine exhi-
bition OF football by both teams. Harvard had
bad scare In the second half. but The eleven
rallied splendidly at tho critical moment and
saved their goal line from being crossed. Har-
ward was Obliged to play on the defensive the
entire second half. and they never got near
Browns goal. The Harvard team showed that
they could play hard, steady ball. Their CEN
tire was invulnerah BILE right through the game and
u was not until Wheeler and Haughton had left
the game on account OF injuries that the Brown
bark began TO max o substantial gains. Thetwo
Shaws play a magnificent game at all points.
Bouve had his first real trial aud proved a very
aggressive player. Dunlop's Kicking and tack.
linT, Beale's dash and generalship. and Iewis's
tackling were the features OF Haryard's playing
Fultz was easly the star of the visiting team
and did some telling line buck ing. The Brown
team. although 1t indulged in its usual amount
OF unsuccessful fancy formations played very
strong football. Locke and C0ombs made sew
we'll The line ups
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NEW HAVEN. Oct. lT.-Yale had a snap to-
day against Dartmouth The Creep Mountain
GERS were rushed all over the field, Yale max sing
20 points the fast half and ~ the second. This
total of ~. as compared with tho score of IL
made by the University of Pennsylvania against
Dartmouth last week. is thought here to show
fairly well the relative strength of Yale and the
University OF Pennsylvania. Airport. Benjamin,
HaZen, and Bass played n magnificent game
aga art Dartmouth TODAY. Alport getting two
tnuchdowns. Benja three and Bass and
Hazen doing some OF the prettteIt end rushing
and tack ling ever seen here. The lineup:
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JSs,1fh,,E,Haryard IHi Bror n, o.. Touchdowns-
Umpire-Jonos. Lne'mep " God and VAIN TINS.
Twenty minute halves.
BROOKLYN LATIs. IL; MANUAL TRAINING, O.
A large crowd witnessed the game between
tho brooklyn Latin School and Manual Train
Ing High SGn"ol, decided on the Parade Grounds,
Prospect Park. yesterday morning. The play
IN the hrst half was pretty even. Latin School
by short gains worked the pigskin tsward their
opnonenls' goal. Then Lutkins and Chadwick
were sent around the ends for gains Of hye and
tenyards: Lutkins got through the centre Tor tan
yards and landed the bail on the two-yard line,
from where Hewitt was pushed through for a
was called. In the second half Latin School
started in with y rush and soon had the ball ON
Training schools forty-yard line by q run by
Chadwick. who got around left end for thirty
yArds. Lntkins then carried the ball around
right eng for touchdown. Lutkins kicked
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Touchdowns- -Lutklns tsb. Hewitt. Goals Lutkins
g.. Umniro--I. vanderpOol, VI. =, II. S: Referee-
Mason, Poly Prep" Timo-Two thirty minute haNes
PENHsYLvANIA, "a; LEHIGH,0.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 17.--LehiRh was defeated
by Pennsylvania this afternoon by the score Of
"a to o. Lehigh never menaced the Quakers'
goal at any time. and failed completely TO ad-
vance tho ball save on few runs around tho
ends. One of these runs by GasB around Penn
syivania's left end was the longest OF the game.
Lehigh fooled Pennsylvania on a double pass,
and Casa made thirty yards before he was
downed. PsnnBylvRnia played the best game
they have put up this year, and showed great
Improvement in all points of the Game over
slowness in putting the ball In play. but
this fault is being overcome. Pennsylvania,
for the first time this year, played their famous
guards back Interference and tore Lehigh's
line to pieces with their terrific plunRes The
work was fearfully hard and rough. and on AL
highs tackling around the ends was hard aud
true and was one OF the features OF the game
hal
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weights for Morr,. Park n.,a,s.p..

The weights for the handicaps to be run
Wednesday next at Morris Park are as follows:
First Race-oc ober Hurdle Handicap; two mies
and a half over ten Nights of hurd eat
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Harness Racing at Mystic Park.

. MEpfoRp. Oct 1.-THE track at Mystic Park was in
m condlton this morning for the harness racers.