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Yaeh. Raoinr Union to Chanrs Its IA

- 49, ANe N14o
Tho meeting of the council Of tho Yacht Rao-
ing Union of Long Island Sound was held at the
city home Of the -Corinthian Yacht
Club. 19 East Twentysecond street. last night.
The following delegates were present: Oliver z.
Cromwell. Seawanhaka-Corinthian Y. O.; e.
Burton Hart Jr.. Huguenot Y. C.;C. 7. Pierce,
Riverside Y. G.; Charles P. Tower. New Rochelle
Y. O.; Oscar Chellborg. Knickerbocker Y, G.,
and Frank Bouno Jones, Indian Harbor Y. c.
After some discussion II was recommended to
the union that the present racing rules be revised
can Yacht Racing Union. This step will mako
few radical alterations, and there In no doubt
but they will DO accepted at the regular annual
meeting Of the union. which will be hold at the
Fifth Avenue Hotel on Dec. 1S. 1t Q o'clock in
the evening.
Tho subject of racing days was brought up,
and although no definite dates for the club ro-
gattaa through the season were named the
racing circuit was hxed to begin on July 2 and
continue to July 8. inclusive.
"A recommendation was also adopted. that o
blanket entry DO used b. which . single entry
suffice as an entry in each and every race held
under tho Jurisdiction OF the union during tho
season.
There was no legislation relative to the knock
about classes that will form so important Q
feature Of the racing along the Sound next
summer, but in an informal talk 1t was decided
to assign racing members to them from 100 up.
Owing to the fact hat the North America
Yacht Racing Union Is the only yachting organ:
~ization that 10 designated by tho word union"
Island sound body 10 the Yacht Racing Associa-
ton Of Long Island Sound. What was formerly
known as The council will hereafter be desig-
mated as Its Executive Committee.
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house. which has been sueh q busy place
during the past two ,months.. waa deserted
three men will not DO here next year, Cochran.
Kelly. and Barnard. Roiter and Craig will be
h the iS s soTIe@S' 20 and Az ne P sSss os shs player player will Ill
next season 10 encouraging.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. .e2.-Tte Pennsylvania
football team indulGed In light practice on
Franklin Field to-day. Twenty.six men. headed
BY George woodruff. emerEed from the little
o'clock. Before leaving the room the man had q
half.hour's talk on the shortcomings brought out
Ia tah sSs Of nG Traspih Ss% eVery tSG @e eSe t sase me sa ii%9p sns
listened with unusual attention. He repeated In
a measure his lecture before tine Harvard
Kicks. the work Of tho enda on defence and the
absolute necessity of helping one another
exhibition Of the men in handling the Fichs in
the Harvard game justified the coach in calling
attention to this defect. A potentate from Cor
would DO wise II he would play his ends "outs
In the game against the Crimson. From this
S ,GnieF Wits u moI rather undcrr 1Tlu The sn Strength ane 1'S Of
our lends ii" system and will send many
OF their plays in this direction. Tho varsity
ss@s order fn" Which they lined pG ap. a ,s aSs
Harvard on Saturday. Goodman was in bis 40
faculty, interference viii moi. keep him out Of
the d ehsrss Of Carl winiaa.0 also scam pra ae
time. This half hours work in signal practice
may be looked upon as a waste Of time by many.
However, the coach has always spent at least q
half hour in signal practice and his sue
The varsity and sub" teams faced each
other in twenty-five minutes Of the hardest
practice they have experienced this year. Wood
ruff was behind the varsity team throughout
the practice, and was. kept busy yelling at
each player. The reason for the severity Of
consumed in kicking. Each team practiced get
ting OF kicks fast for fvo minutes at q stretch.
The team on defence was expected to break
ponents' kicks. Hare was Q little stir
ened from n cold contracted on Sunday night,
and was not permitted to enter into the prac-
tice. All the varsity men played with their
characteristic dash, not ono being caught
loaflng. Tho ends wero unusually active,
Boyle being n little surer than he wns on Saturs
day. Minds and Morico showed decided i'm
provement in helping ono another and getting
of kicks. Dickson played we'll.
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IRON HILL Nov. 2e.-Liberal odds wero quoted
against some good things hero to-day. and although
only two actual favorltes scored, followers OF Sing.
erly farm Jared very well In their battle with the
bookmakers. The racing resulted as follows:
First hace-Flve furlongs.-Cozette o to ! and 0 TO
0, won; Finnwater. 4 to ) for place. second; Zero.
cious third. Time. 1907.
Second Race-SiK furlongs. Belle Fowler. even and
TO y, won; Grange Camp. 5 10 j for place. second
Nellie S. third. Time, l:22.
Third Race-SiI urlongs.-Cashier H.. 2 TO 9 and
. TO D. won; Junk, z to 10 for place. second; Con.
spirator third. Time, li2i.
Fourth Race-Four and q half furlon2s.- FoundlinK,
. TO D and 8 TO D, won; First Light. $ TO / for place.
second; Bessie Abbott third. Time. 1901.
lifth RAce-Four and a half
= TO ! and q to o. won; Highland Fling, 2 to / for
place, seconds Miss 10y al third. Time, lIo2x.
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form. scoring sac in the last game, the hlTsst score In
Tmsr eAHR.
,s ATi ssEndsT., isai csOp sasi is sSsd' TSisi. ISL s''nd'a'
orengG = isa; schener. ito. Hooiey,
1oAi Wnkinson, l2s; GrundmRn, ll6. Total. 7sS.
SECOND GAME.
ArlinEton-Dennts los; suderley. 1917, st.pd.l.
ltsi SANDER; iaei Cooper, lse; Total, 7ei.
1885 Whkinson. laA' Grundman. us. Total, eoI.
THIRD GAME.
Ari,nstSSn.pScsP9n I aTS: sDSdorley. FOL, stsndol.
Orange vaiiey-cSihoun. iiSi sah ~ wa IA Eoo,.,.
1s7i Wilkinson 7e; orundmGn. IiO. Total, $50.
The Columbian Club bowies carried OF the ch,ss
honors In Lass nights series OF the Brooklyn Inter
club L c;SS' r sSsr mar ant, Parker Of The Aurora
made a BIZ; advance on the leaders lR sss night Isss yi ~;
AT THE c1uR.
FIRST oAnK.
Club-Burlien, 40, Howard, 100.
Kelley; iSsi LSnsIp; ie9i o,SonnoT' ess; Total, ola
laa; Lounsbery, lsA; Alexander. 1875; Halsted, 1913.
SECOND oAME.
Columbian Club = Burlien. 1877; Howard. 100,
Kelley. ltR: Langan. l7e! o'Connor. 100. Total. sou
1s Sni ESun nsssS. i EsSSS11hi s1snas;r, iissSs;; H hs3SS.t S5S.
Total, 7lO.
AT H ARLEr cLuB.
Tmsr oAmR.
s. Carleton 9sf elu s,sss,n iSe' Van slele9 Jos, san
500. ~
Hanover club-Lee. lss; Andrews; lao, Rose. iS7,
Hitohing. 100; GroSch, lG&. Total, 500.
SECOND GAME
Carleton Club-stoncr. I7o; Van siclsn, ITO, San.
derson. lpe %Stebbins, lB1; Frankish, 1911. Total, sps.
Hanover Club-Lce 1863; Andrews, l5s; Rose, IFS,
kitching. lee; Grosch. lSl. Total, 1872.
AT THE AURORA GRATA CLUE.
FIRST GAME.
Aurora Grnta Club-Parker, lT9; Little, Ice; J. l.
Beard, goa; Gooderson. l77i K. ]. Beard. lt9. Total.
Irving Club-Fcrris, 200; Brooks. l8s; Pattison,
1885 EDWARDS. ITO; Spencer. 1853. Total, $50.
SECOND GAME
Aurora Grata ~Club-ParKer, 2l3: Little, 1853, J. L.
Beard. l76; Gooderson, 1913; z. J. Beard, 1876.
Irving C~iub-Ferri.. 100; Brooks, ia, Patti.on.
l2e; Edwhrds, l+8; spencer. lS2. Total. 771.
AT THE KN1CKERBoCKER FIELD CLUB.
Knickerbocker Field Club-McNeil, 146, Bollinger
lt2;, Fishbeck. llei Boocock. 40; Holmes, l5s
Total. 733.
Lincoln Club-steinburier, 1877; Young, l4tt
Burch, 1891 Rossen, 2Ol; olmstead. 155. Total. 500
SECOND GAME.
Kniokerbocker Field Club-McNeil. 1873; Bollineer
1865, Fishoeck, 1905 Boocock, 400; Holmes, 1874
| Total. 777.
Lincoln G ub-steinbugler, l7s; Young, 1873; Burch,
1856 Rossen. lA1; olmstead. 1873. Total, 7sT.
Drhe promoters OF the proposed Commercial Bowl
lng League announce that they have received applioa
lions from nine houses and that q meeting viii short
" be held to organize 4 tournament
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Gossip or the RInE,

p. Nc. waterbury.-Th money should be divided.
Harry Kyle and Tom Hayes have been matched 10
box ten rounds
Constant Reader. New YoTk-John L. Sullivan yaa
only champion OF America
James Mco.irf. washington. D. Gle was born a.
Cork. Ireland. on March 81. 1860.
Reader. West Point.-A letter Will reach him I'd.
dressed in care OF any Philadelphia paper.
Boxer; New York.-They never met In the ring.
MRher challenged him. but received no reply.
4. ?. Foley. New YorE.-Layigne received the veH
limit.
VIII Mysterious" Billy Smith kindly send his ad.
dress TO Sam Solomon. manager OF the Spa A. O.,
Washington. d. C.p
A spcr;SIs ha. one son ~ ha former wife. who
present wife. . boy and girl.
rd IL WAS w ssia ys:,erday that .Hu John p%SSshsrsy and
BEEN sSsethsr for . humber Of yesrs. "sn nave
Constant Reader. Newark.-No. they never met in
the ring. Joe walcott defeated him In eighteen
rounds last month at San Francisco.
W. S. D.. New York.-They met at the old Coney
Island A. e. on Nov, 9. 1872. The bout was a draw
minutes. A purse of $1,000 was hung up.
Willie Koran. an ambitious fea~therweiRht. wants
to meet George Monroe IL TO- Koran writes 70 THE SIN
outside on tho result,
his latest fstic acquisition. In q letter to THK Sun
Sam says that II DAILY whips Billy Ernst he viii look
now before the public.
Kid Taylor. who halls from West New York. n. j.,
to meet any lis or l2O FOUNDER. T"ylor's manager.
A. S. Causer. writes 20 TIE Sun that his lad Ia q good
one and does not lack for backing.
Tom Causey, Sewark.-They met twice. The nnt
bout took place at Boston on May go. lSgb. II was a
draw after twenty-five rounds. The second combat
wa decided In this city at tho Palace A. c. on NAV 20
last II lasted ten rounds and resulted In McCoy's
favor.
Sun Reader. New York. and p. ]. D., Eewark.-The
fought twice. The nrst contest was decided at Hos.
ton. May 20, 1895. The result was a draw after
twenty iive rounds. The second contest was al the
Palace 4. C.. this city, on May 70 last. Referee Char.
ley White stopped the bout in the tenth round and
gave the decision 10 mccoy.
Al smith said last night to a reporter OF THE SIN:
IAN the talk In reference To the Mccoy Creeduu fight
bc'ug on Is hosh. ] have both OF their fOrfeits. and AZ
will be decided as sure as Christmas 10 coming. What
club Will undertake to decide the affair l am unable
10 say. You can gamble that l will be on hand when
the men enter the ring. no matter where the spot
Will be-"
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Football Aotoa

II. Z. H.-B 10 correct
Y. /. wood-Yes,6 to
J. S.-The bet stands and II won BY \.
R. HIT will probably DO announced later.
iona OF Your R~eaderA"-As Yale didn't score, n.
7. S. loses the bet.
The Highlands have Thanksgiving Day open for q
1o5'pound team. Address Norris Il. Frost, ID Broad
way.
The Erasmus Hall High School and st. Johns Col.
lego teams will play at Eastern Park, BROOKLYN, on
Thanksgiving Day morning.
The game between the Long Island A c.. Jr.'s. and
tho Dreadnaughts AZ Long Branch on Saturday re-
suited In avictory for the Long Branch team By .
score Of 12 to o.
The Pastime A. @. football team has Thanksgiving
Day and Nov. 2S open TO play out teams OF.
fering a suitable guarantee. Address Milo ]. Shorteu.
manager. 1855 East Ninety.third street
The Carteret Football Club would like 70 arrange
out-of- town games with 125.pound teams for Dec. o
and l2. Expenses required. Address Thomas Byrne,
manager. IS Kearney avenue, Jersey City.
The Audubon. Jrs. have Nov. 90 open for Q team
averaging from 1oo to lilo pounds Game TO be
played on the Audubon grounds. Address Amial
johnson, le5th street and Edgecombe avenue.
Owing to cancellation the st. Bartholomew. Jr,
ITO pounds for ThanEsgivins Day mornins. Hddreas
Fred Dammann, 2os East Forty second street.
The Bensonhurst Club has Thanksgiving Day morn
ing open and would like to hear from any team aver
aging lao pounds; game to bo played At BensonhurSt-
Address Howard Talmadge, 20 Cortlandt street
The Far Rockaway Field Club haa Thanksgiving
Day. Nov. go. and all Sundays in December open 70
M ssa%' se s.saaS,hf /. o. Q. bS oGu ms. Far 4q Raefaw " nq I. I
The Hnsbrcuok Institute team. averaging 1876
pounds, would like 70 arrange games for the follow
ing datesi Nov. 23. 81. and Dec. Z; school teams pro-
ferred. Address A. @. stratford. Hasbrouck Institute.
jersey City.
The Twenty-third street branch r. II. G. A. football
team would Ike q game in or near the city on
ing 100 pounds. Address VIZ. Yuts. manager. II
John street.
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ne.I.s a. the eresnpsl.t Sporting Club.

A programme Of four ten-roupd bouts b.
tween boxers Of moro or less local reputation
attracted o large crowd to the arena Of the
Greenpoint Sporting Club last night
Johnny Martin of Williamsburg and Eddie
Goodbody of this city figured in tho nrst bout,
at liz pounds. Both boys looked to DO many
pounds over the weight For ak rounds tho
boys adopted the Same tactics, with little varia-
ton. Goodbody using q straight loft for the face.
Tho second "go" brought together. Jack Nc
Keck. tho Bewery favorite, and Kid Thomas
Of this city. Tho weights were announced at
more moo e0I uhsn sRI%si eA' Thoma asns was .en ! pI 1seros
rusher, but a poor judge Of distance. McKeck
used an excellent defence. b decision was .
draw.
Joe Cain Of Brooklyn and Mike Streebens Of
this city faced each other in tho next contest at
125 pounds. Streebens was In such q bad way
at the end of the fourth round that Police Cap
tain Rhodes ordered the bout stopped, and the
decision was awarded to Cain.
The principals in the final event wero Tommy
Butler of Brooklyn and Black Critic Of Cincin-
natl at catch Weights. Butler received. the do
cision, but in the opinion Of many the bout
should have been q draw.
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RACING.
Dead Heat Between Senator McCarren and
Pontet Canet at Plmlico.

Dead Heat Between Senator Mccarren ana
Pontet Canet ut Plmlico.
BALTIMORE, Nov. 22.-n the racing furnished
by the Pimlico Driving Club to-day is a sample
Of what Is to follow, and the attendances are az
good during tho remainder of the meeting, IL
will DO tho most successful affair Of the kind
that has ever been held outside Of New York.
In the races this afternoon heads separated the
first three horses In four of tho events, and in
tho other race Senator A1cCarren and Pontet
Canet ran q dead heat. In spite of the cloudy
and threatening weather. a large crowd was
| present. Three favorites got homo in front.
Johnny Lanle rode Black Dude In the fourth
race, his first mount in the East in many months.
Summaries:
First Race-Five furlongs.-commercial Traveller.
liz Qryingl. z to ] and 5 to 9. won; Gasrard, Ila
csche22lierS. third. Time. i:eal.' Princess nSf iadis. T ils
ment. and Yaphank also ran.
rerj. II to s and I to 8. Won; Gala Day. i6ss tMahssr5.
s sS;ra, fc T,r place. sse0p 81 F %afr xptSn, i .ns ssISG n
to'connorl go to i for place. second, Debr1de. lo8
s shssnSt Bsaa I ssssd. stray asg' stop SPY Mo sS%Rf Fri sss, L MAJ a..
and Minute Alphonsus aso ran
csSssF sp ts s6o Sstns 3 10 !, ! +, snS 3 ! And I'd 3 to 8; and 1s.6 fo oa
Judge wardell. Black Dude. Saratoga, Prince Auok.
! and q to o. won; Premier, l6b to'Connor), Ito 10
for place. second, Bannock. 1851 Qrving), third.
Time. l;<oa- Ben Ronald, Maurice. and Lobengula
also ran.
The card for tomorrow follows:
First Race-Fivs and half furlongs.-Kid Fox, liz,
Taunton. liz; Master. 100; Ellerslee Belle. 100; Sea
Puss. l0si Eileen D., 100; Rende. 100; Paimy Days.
100.
Second Race-Five furlongs.-continental. liz,
Dare All. lo2; Ten Spot. 100; sQuan. l09: Atlantic
King. l02; The hanxman. lo2; X.Ray, l02, yenetin,
lO2; Maude Adams, lo2i Laurel Leaf. 1905 Mus
keteer, VI.
Third Race-one m,le.-Maurce, 1875: Kinnikinio,
1874; Albert s.. l22; Ben Ronald, l2l;yolley, l2Oi
Bromo, III; Plantain. l04.
Fourth Race-Six furlonga.-Sly Fox, III; Saratoga,
lo5;Isen. 1903; Lonsacre, 100; Percy f.. 100; Fabieca,
100; Prince Auckland 100; Handpress. 1905 Lady
Disdain, 90; Ella DAILY. 81; Brentwood. 81; Juliann. %.
Fifth Race-one~ mile.-Alarum. 100; Sadie Dainty.
10Y; Eleanor Mac, l05; Campania, lo5; Counsellor
Howe. lO4: Ben Ronald. 103; knight OF the Garter,
lol; James Monroe. l0l; Abingdon. lo1i TorAnto,
oceaniA, 81, Tappau. 90.
Sixth three miles.-Sixty. 100; Billy
Z. D" 100; Calendar. loo; Little Giant, 100; Athlete,
100; Undine, leo.
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Bowling Games Tonight.

bowIluB lanes IO~NtkhG.
American EAtiona-Corinthian. Pin Knight. ana
Empire.
Fire Insurance LeaEue-Livsrpool and London and
Clone vs.. Westchester.
ArcAde-Reform No. !. Lotus No. /. Lotus No. q.
Civil Service No. /. Civil Service No. Q. and Gotham
No. !.
Uncle Sam Nanonai-AuraniA. Jolly Brothers. ana
Harmonic.
LATED Bowling Clubs, Section S-Plonser. Premiss,
brooklyn Royal Arcanum League, Section s-au.
bert Council. Atlantic Council, and Long Lsland Coun,
ell.
schaners-Polioe Gazette. Aurora. and Echo.
and Company ID.
South ~Brooklyn-casino. Kiondike, and Hurry uo.
Twtnty.sixth, Ward-Klonkiks vs.. Glenmore q
Steinheuser's alleys.
New jersey ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Point. Granite, and
Hour.
Associated Cycling Clubs of New Jersey-Ataluu,a
alleys.
hotsomery. Class B-Bsrkeley, ATLANTA, and EdL
son.
Suburban A. @. League-RosevIle A. A. vG. colum,
biA Club n Roseyile A. A alleys. South Orange u q.
Vi. summit Bowling Club al South Orange y. 6. sIloyS
alleys.
Amateur Observation-Disclosures A. O., Va, Newark
Bay Boat Club At Elizabeth A. o. alleys.
Independent Foreatsrs' LsSgue-Ohilds w. Hancock
~ chlds's alleya-
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y prs.,asat Freedman Satisfied.

President Freedman OF the New York Base
ball Club IL highly satisfied with the result Of
the recent League meeting at Philadelphia. He
said yesterday:
There was very little friction, and 1 sue
ceeded in carrying my point about the double
umpiring system. i was an advocate OF this a
year ago, and the public will find that it will
work so well that there will be none OF the dis
graceful behavior on the part OF the players that
marred the sport last summer. The League also
adopted my suggestion that hereafter the umpire
stan must. be chosen from ex'League players.
There will be a new rule, too, applying to UNI
pires who refuse to conduct two games In a
single afternoon. Last summer it will be re-
memberod. Umpire O'Day declined to take
charge OF the second game in a single afternoon.
II that occurs again an umpire win be fined: !
am not prepared to express an opinion on the
new form OF schedule until 1 have looked into
the matter more"
The meeting OF the New York Club stockhold-
ers, according 10 Mr.. Freedman. was also har-
monious. John 7. Brush's attorney was present
at the meeting, and Joined in the vote OF thanks
rendered to the President for his handling of
the affairs OF the club during the past year.
Baseball Notes.
-. -. -. A.
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Ger Knecks Ont German.

YoNKERs. Nov. 22.-ChArles GoH. tho Call
fornia middleweight, for whom Billy Madden
is on the hunt for tho middleweight champion.
ship, knocked out Paddy German Of Australia
In tho tenth round of what was to havo been Q
twenty-round bout before the Waverly A. @. to-
night
Young Maynard Of Fordham and Young
LnT epyn 0d h snd Fr. iSpghs = zen fp1 = arSM at
quit in the drst round of his bout with Nicol
Landy Of Yonkers after having been knocked
down.
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r,u r.rruanent at the MnTssr MN CiuS-
Resuits NJ Hutiey.

Tn. link. Of the HarbOr Hill Golf Club lie mid
81 h.x-.,, thoss Of the Richmond County
1890, cnb and the Staten Island Cricket and
n.s.,.i, Climb The membership IL largely made
m AZ The beet golfers in the two organizations.
= fact which gave . special interest to the Har-
hor I'm fall tournament that began yesterday.
Tho limit OF qualification in the match play
rounds for the two handsome oups was mat
only the eight best scores Oh the eiass a ana b
Sivi.,ons in the preliminary round should be
s,,glhle. This round was at eighteen holes.
medal MAY. In the class A set. Lawrence and
pa.n.r t,od for the best scoro. while Judge and
King led in the class b section. detailed
scores Of those who auahnea IN edSn etase ana
the summary OF the ecoreh m"~e " S"e oe"oE
competitors follow;
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The other scores In {

Tho feature Of tho match play rounds in tho
afternoon was the unusually close competition.
In the class A division Armstrong and Law
nineteen holes before either could claim victory,
while Graham only beat Bonner by one hole. In
class b, J. N. Carrere and Judge played twenty
holes before the former had the honors safe.
Tho summaries:
Match Play, Class rms beat Hamilton by
! up Ce holcs). Graham beat Bonner by ! up
Kelley beat Van vechten by 8 up and 4 ~ play. Law
renee beat Crowell by I up (l9 holes>.
J. II. Carrcro beat Judge by ! up GEO holesl. Kobbe
beat 3. v. Carrero By 8 up and <to play. Hay beat
French by B mp and Q 10 play.
The winners will play a. named in the semi
finals on next Saturday. To-day the fall tour.
nament will be continued at the Harbor Hill
holes, medal play, for the women's champion
ship. the beat eight scores to qualify and play
of ct match play.
There will DO but six moro contests for the
Morgan Cup for men &C the Nutloy Golf Club.
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The oliyet Church gymnasium basketball team
have n few omen dates which they would like to MI.
Address Judson S. N. Mcclellan. % Second street.
Company Il, Seventy. hrst Regiment. viii play the
Eastern District y N. c. A. in the arulOry Thirty
fourth street aud Park avenue. 10 night after drill,
\ hot game Is looked for. As Company b has a clean
record iF two years ~ sustain.
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LAKEWOOD, Nov. 22.-The fourth event in the
woman's handicap series at the Lakewoo Golf
Club links was played to-day. this being the
first Monday which has been free from rain this
month. Tho three leading cards handed in were
as follows:
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There will DO but ono moro competition for
the Morgan Cup for women, when the four play
compete at match play. Yesterdays scores in
this olasa were;
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The Ridgewood, n. j.. Gun Club will hold q live
bird shoot At the Hohokus race track on ThAnEsZtv-
Ing morning.
The Skating Club of Brooklyn Will open the season
tonight az the CleFmont Avenue Rink, CleTmont ave-
nas near Myrtle aysaRS. BFV0kSn. with - Might On
Ne xQydsr xoss"
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EoetsaIL. Orange oval Orange ys. EliIassth.
6p~AldinE'G-Ade
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During the past week the play for the Nutley
,~hampionship Gun was az follows:

Championship Cup was az follows;
Geer beat Michael by Q up and Q play. 7. W.
SatterthwAite beat Michael by o up and 4 - play.
satterthws ate beat Dorr by ! up (ninetoen holos.
Gladwin beat Clark by l mp nineteen holes). Libby
beat wolcott by Q up and 8 TO play.
There will DO driving and putting matches az
well as Q handicap at the Nutley Golf Club on
Thanksgiving day.
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There viii DO but six more contests for the
Morgan Cup for men &C the Nutley Golf Club.
Tho results In Saturdays competition were:
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ARLINGTON. N. j., Nov. 22.-The second game In the
Northern New Jersey Bowling League, played 70 night
on the Arlington Club alleys Resulted IN three straight
wins for The Arlington Dowlers. Frank Dennis one
Is The Arlington crack DlAJeu. rolled IN pAonomsnAl
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Gen. am 1905 schuppen. 1895 DON
nelly. l47: Doughty, lao; Fcll, l7a. Iotai. 74B.
De Forest-WAlterS. $50; Mass, 1906 Mariner. 1888;
kTuse. al; Cadieu, l6l. Total, sol.