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GOLF.
MORRIS COUNTY LINKS THRCNGED WITH
HOLIDAY PLAYERS.

TWO HANDBAGS ATTRACT A LARGE AND REPRE-
SENTATIVE FIELD-BACON AND DICKSON
THE WINNERs-A BRILLIANT GATHER
ING WATCHES THE PLAY
The Holiday Handicap at the Morris County
links yesterday was a great success More than
nifty cards returned and the grounds were
crowded throughout the day. Willie Wier. the
clurs professional had the course n splendid
shape, End the scores az a rule we're better thdn
in any previous contest there this season. Both
thrty-slX and an eighteen hole competition hud
been arranged. and handsome prizes were awarded
TO the winners In each cllss. Francis NJ Bacch
jr.. secured first place IN the thirtys amair
while JOSEPH Il. Dickson first In the othe'.
ODDLY enough, Bacon was second in the e:ghteen-
hole contest. while Dickson was second IN Inc
thirty-six- hole one.
In the afternoon the clubhouse was The scene or
\ h-ilInt gathe-ing. which included many women.
and social aspect OF the occasion almost a
attractive the golf George Kip. Of the Greens
Committee. took charge OF the rather difficult WORK
tho lrst tee. and under his management ever
thing passed off successfully The summary foi-
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CORNELLS POOR PRACTICE
SCORED on BY BOTH THE VARSITY AND THE


Ithaca y. y Nov. s.-The practice OF the Cornell
team to-day the poorest that has been seen
the field this season. In twenty-five minute
game with the freshmen the latter succeeded IA
holding tho Varsity down TO one touchdown. ana
By superior playing 70 'ced the bal down the feel /
until so near the Varsity. goal that Brown. the
quarterback. WAS able easily TO kick goal from
the field. The scrub then took the place Of the
freshmen. and twenty minute game gave the
Varsity another defeat. The scrub scored ten
points OF the Varsity Five Of this score was made
by DeH.ing, who made eooi drop Kick from the
Held for e. goal The other five points were mad"
by NaInack who secured touchdown on - ioi.S
run after Il tumble The Varsity team was unable
get beyond the ten-yard line Most of the
'Narsiiy's back Held was covered by substitutes.
Young. The regular quarterback took a rest, and
Short nled his pace Captain Whiting did not
play. lut assisted the coaches. Slighter and WIZ
hlled the halfb3ck positions and Perkins played
fulhark
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RESULTS AT LATONIA.

Cincinnati Nov. s-The weather was me anu ."'
-. Co.. a, r,tonia The summaries were as fol-
lows:
r-... -,s ,seyen flri rgs. selilrgl-S.fduoia won.
Mazeppa second Batbe- thiri ZINE - r, Dam
second race tive furlongsl-Judgr .arn,tn "'"' '"
t,se second III Upton third! Tine ". r-,,u,.
Thr! race conc mile. sel.ng' guar "'"' $1,000
s.c,rI samoan third Tine W. 80, 49,,
Fourth rae. lharil oai ItIr' - MN" ~
Ss,her sec,rl Iiampden third. Time - ,,,, ...
Flfth race ,ave fIr'ng-l -Alreo' "eA' ''''N'' ~
ono kut"l '1.I lin 80 farango-The star o. Beth
lehem won Higt links nd Meter th''d i''e-
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on THE NEWARK LINKS.

Thlrty-fye members OF the Newark Athletic club
participated IN the handicap match yesterday on
the club links IN Clinton Township. The comret-
ton continued all day and 4 course Of
eighteen holes J. II. Conklin was scratch, ana
AZ he won the last tournament was looked upon
the winner yesterday. lie had hard luck IN ne
carly round. and was defeated Kensll Widrick !
playing the feature OF the contest His hrst
round showed score Of -. but on the return he
made the nine holes IN 40, which gave him the
lowest score. J. i. Bailey won The second pre-.
and Frank HodsOn. jr.. and Theodore +. keer were
tied for third Summary.
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Az ALUMINTN HANDCAR.

From The American Manufacturer.
st. Louis company IL building a hanGca :
largely Of aluminium alloy Of great strength aad
lghtness-that Is. the wheels. body ard walking
nea N will be made OF this metal The axles Will be
Of steel tubing Other improvements VIII consist
OF gearing of tho bicycle pattern admitting OF ad-
tustments for speed desired. OF ball bearings and
Of a hub brake. whereby brake power may be aI'-
piied by simply pressing a button. the new car
will weigh not more than one hundred ana MY
pounds or only about third as much as ;he orai-
perv handcar and one man can HI IL OF or on the
track IL is believed that two men can easily run
IL from thirty thirtyhve miles an hour for I'm
tied time.
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PRINCETON TEAM IMPROVING.
HUrCHINsON's INJURY NOT SO SERIOUS As RE
PORTED-NO MORE men INJURED

PORTED-NO MORE MEN INJURED
Princeton y. j.. Nov S-The Tigers did little
better to-day. The crippes learning TO play
with game legs and weak backs. and the
coaches are beginning 20 hope for better things.
The presence Of Baird inspired the men He came
fresh from the Army. and imbued the desponde1t
team with martial spirit Moffatt. Lea Bae,t
Ward Brown. Cook Morse and Kelly are with
the eleven night and day The surprise Of the day
the appearance OF Hutchinson He IS
tough as a Tawhide and full of football. and al
though lame. he plays every afternoon. lie and
Duncan alternated at quarter.
Black and Bearisley seem to be In the ascend
ant at present for halves Kafer and Ayers are
o. stout build and vii likely be called on to com
plete the team Pell had hard days work I'm
Greer's place at tackle. For Interference he Is
first class and VIII make strong substitute.
Little attempt made at scoring, but great
zeal OF signal work and puntng took up the time.
Some hard rushing for few minutes showed that
the team IS improving at the enSs. The coaches
were most thankful for the fact that there were
more injuries.
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cocHRANE WINS AT ST. ANDREWS

The annual championship OF the 81. Andrews Golf
Club was decided yesterday at the clubs new links.
IN Mount Hope and A De witt Cochrane' VINO
has taken a prominent part IN all the leading golf
tournaments this season. won with n score n. ~.
Tho prize awarded was the John Reid medal. one
o. the Oldest rolnng fixtures IN this country ana
originally offered IN lEa. when tho 81. Andrews
club wned but a primitive course Of ak holer on
the outskirts OF YOnkers. The deed OF gft pro-
vidos that the medal shall go 10 the player VINO
Wins II three times in succession. and as this Is
Cochrane's hrst victory he Will be allowed TO hold
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PARAMOUNT wHEELMEN RACES.

The annual road races Of the Paramount Wheel
men were held yesterday o. the Merrick Road
The contests resulted as follows.
One-rnile champlonship-Won by John Durby, Henry
H9ls,er second charles Wright third. Time-2:37.
Two mile handicar--Wou ty John Durby scratch
Henry Kircfer 900 yardsJ second, William r Hiahain
90 YARDS third. Tiule-52J. - ..,.
combination race Handicap. tanderns ara
singles. Won by J. : Mcmahon and William r Thou p
s,n tandem as yards. Henry Holster ugS ARDS sec
on William + Young $50 YARDS third. Tire-f;5o
Five ,nil4 handlcaY-Won by William r GrahaI ,Z.S,
Harry K'nchcr CID second John Durby sc'a'c' 'h'fo
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A LARGE FIELD AT BALTTsRoL.

one Of the largest holiday attendances ever pres
eut at the Batusrol Golf club was that OF yester-
day when the special Election Day members han
dicap contest decided X. F. Phfer, Of New
York made his initial appearance on ihe Bdltusrol
links and won the first prize with score OF 81
SIS
Frank Loring. OF Short Hills. was second. with
lo5-2O-sj while Miss L. De Barry tied with Charles
A. Mum and Il. W. Page for third with IS net.
Tho sumnarN
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RICHMOND COrNTY,s GALA DAY

The members OF the Richmond County Country
Club were out in force yesterday. when mems
handicap al eighteen holes. medal play. and a
mixed foursome contest. the golhng attrac-
lions In the mems handicap first place was won
by Il. f. Bonner. with score of elghty-two
Bonntr's card was
out ....................6 5-45
III Observation-Disclosures u 5-i2-si
The handicap for Class players resulted In
victory for l.. +. Within president Of the club
while the mixed foursome prize went 10 Miss
Beatrice Bonner and C. W Taintor. Scores:
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YACHTING.

ANNUAL. FALL RACES OF THE AMERICAN
MODEL YACHT CLUB.
Despite the fact that the whtecaps showed on the
waters % N,w-York Bay yesterday, and that the
wind blew AZ p rate OF over eleven miles an houf'
the ,wcnty-eighh annual fall regatta o. the Ainer'-
Model Yacht Club was successluI'y Hv'u III d"
oho,,v 60, ~ the clubhouse Thirty-siXth-st.,
South Brooklyn
At the close Of the races the burSee OF 'he c'"D
was hauled down. and with the boom % Inc o'@SS
cannon the clubhouse closed and the oisdi@"-
ton went out Of commission FOR the season Acc-
dents were plenty. and IN the nrs'-ci"SS ''' %
heats were run OF under reduced canvas II was
a successful closing o. one OF the mos, lively sea-
sons ever experienced 10y the organization.
The summaries
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BOXER KILLED ~ LONDON.

London. Nov. Sat the National Sporting Club
last evening Nat Smith krocked OF; Tom"
Turner with n blow over the heart In the thir-
teenth round OF q boxing match. Turner remained
unconscious and died this afternoon Smith and
his seconds have been arrested
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VIRGINIA DEFEATS CORRECTIONS.
TWO TOt.rliTOWNs MADE IL THE SECOND HALF
SCORE. =. 10 q.

SCORE. :. 10 q.
Washington NOV. S.-The Georgc own University
football team VS. d,fca ,cd to-day by the t.iyer-
si,y Of Virginia IN clean. we!-paycd game. ~
Il score q y - o. The Work Of the visitors was
stronger IMAM 'hat OF GcorgetOWn. and they kicked
more Effectively. ia me first half Virginia got The
bail and the PLAYING WIS about equally divided
between Nirgna's a.G GeOrge.owr- icrriioTir"
The virginia boys fnaHy secured It touchdown ~
means 81 clever AcHdW OH Collier made the Ton n
down and kicked the goal In the second ha4I me
NTg!uians carried th' ball iHtO the enemy =
courtry where t. remained most of the time
Moore mad tcuohdOw n. and reinplcInan kicke'
Roai. Casey injured IN tic nrst half by q
blow the head. and his place was taken ny
NaNA \ large crowd witnessed the game.
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When the children are hungry,
what do you give them? Food.
When thirsty? Water.
Now use the same good COM
mon sense, and what would you
give them when they are too
thin? The best fat-fOrmlng
food, of course.
Somehow you think of SCOTS
Emulsion at once.
For quarter Of \ century it
has been making thin children
plMnp; weak children, strong
sick children, healthy. !;
5Oc. and 81 90 all druggists
SCOTT & BOVINE. Chemists. New York.
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.crNG At CUMBERLAND

Nashville. Tenn Nov. s-The weather was clear
and the track good AZ Cumberland to-day sum-
maries - r,h,
First race selling SIX furi onss'- ,s ,.t VIII
$3.50 race ~. .uiiongs-pehlase eon' TtHne SEQ
~ orr IAla tnirl Tim o.. . ,.,,.
rs,-t race s-ing rhirte-n s.Nteenths rnl~ nm
raa CON Pink,y potter second Earl Pons' th"1' '"s
Fo1rth rae. selling mile and an e1snin i -ti
- ur,,s,heres So, rd RagpiI" thini lin--l 30 NJ
VOL ~ ',r,r,een siy,e.nhs mNeJ-Sm v. wen 100
~ ,-,,.r &c. nj Percita third Timc-l;-2's
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ELIZABETH GOLFERS OUT IN FORCE.

At the links Of the Elizabeth Town and Country
club yesterday four attractive contests served 70
bring out large number Of the clubs members
The final round OF the match play tournament
begun last week resulted In victory for B. Darrach:
the regular handicap tournament was won by G. +.
Lenassena the sweepstake handicap went 10 q 5.
Thompson. and the mixed fOursome by
Miss G. Tying and B. Darrach n. At the links Of
the Suburban Club the special Election Day tour
nament resulted follows:
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SUMMARIZES OF SHORT RACES.
Half mile novice-First heat by Joseph Heinlen.
club second. William VI. Sweet, Eagle Athlete club.
third Time-i:l4 -. Second heat won by Christopher
ie,ic Club second II. ". johnson Kings County Wheel
men. third n. r. I@dyard Kings County Wheelne1
fourth. Tirne-1.il i.
FINAL HEAT.
" = I.svard Kings County Wheelnen. .............
joseph Tfeinein. Williamsburg Wheeinen ...-........
Chester a Arthur, Parkway Athletic club. Z
Time 80 A..
won By thre. lengths. length between second and
third
One-me amateur champia nsh.p u Bro klyn-Frsi heat
won by y. NanierNall Kings County v hes.nen' A. -
Relyea K,nes County Wheelmen. second W. = Lose
south Brooklyn Wheelmen. third J. 5. Fulton FsSarn
cycle CUB fourth Tme-23o - second teat Ton by
" T. Kuchen. Brooklyn. W. /. Abbey. Pierce Nnte.-
p 4 scism Brooklyn. fourth. Time-l:27 Is.
FINAL HEAT.
". P. Kuehen BROOKLYN ~ .--.-'-'....
y VsrderwaU Kings County Wheemen- ...-..........
Tine 2:22 -.
by two lengths. I'VE lengths between second and
third.
Quad match pursuit race three miles: Greater New
York Wheelmen TraNa Wheelmsn-1he trelas. H.
Tolner C. Hurley Lott and C. poyls led AZ the
mon II Nalcher O.. BeckmaD. {. Havelin and NJ. J.
Ionnely. aecond Ifrrc-7:ln
Half-rnie horse vs. cycs'-C. NJ Murphy. Brooklyn.
vs. Nell Alcyoner pacing horse. 2:lSi.; heats Murphy
The FRS heat by five Yards N ~ - Murp"y won
tas second heat and by yard in lO7 -
T,xo-rane handicap in one heat
T . Hausran Haven tscratoh) .................
g. H Coett New Haven scratch ;'.'''..'''''.'
Won By lengths. FIVE lengths between second and
:hrd.
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GEORGE W. POST WINS THE CITIZENS CUP.

Over the Trayers Island course yesterday
George " Post scored victory in the hfteen-mile
race FOR the Citizens Cup OF the New-York Ath-
le,,o club Theodore Burrows from scratch. made
the best time Of Il %. with W G. Douglas the othTr
scratch man close behind. Post received hanul-
can Of seven minutes and thirty seconds. large
crowd was present at the finish
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HANDICAP AT JERSEY CITY.

A mixed foursome match was the feature yesier-
dav OF the days playing at the links OF the Jersey
CITY Golf Club at Duncan Terrace DR.. Craig and
Mrs. Craig made the best score over the course.
which consisted OF eighteen holes George IaHey
and Miss Mcbride also played strong game
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ORIENTAL RUGS
AND CARPETS.
New importations by order
Donchian Bros. just arrived.
y SCOTT. JR.. AUCTrONEER.

secon. race selling mile AMI twenty yarisl
vo7 Tr,nois second. M0ncreifh third Tine 3D., 49,
Third rae tone milel-The l-Nu won. Al b'esS' ~
ont Planiain third Time 1874 -, - v,r-
s.cs,d Storm King third Time .55e. r.-
sixteenth niil"l - 'nhel WI" low
waldo second. sligo third. Tim o. . - ,,x~-
sixth race Selling six fIFllngs'- NOE "on' us"
secorl Locust Blossom third. Time-l;l'is'
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fe Ill.


Match plAy-Barnes beat Williamson. / up 10 holes
u nd O
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CRICKET CLUBS BIG HANDICAP.
There were twenty-three starters In the contest
for the Challenge cup at the Staten Island Cricket
Club yesterday. summary:
c1-P CONTEST AT DYKER MEADOW.

A thrty-six-hole handicap for 'w0 cups. prs
sen;el by Norma s. DIX. and William A. Put
nam engaged Tie attention OF the Dykor Meadow
golfers Yesterday The Dixie cup was won by
George IL Barnes. and thu Putnam cup by ALDER
q. Jennlngs tn. summary:
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Chicago Nov. s-The weather at Lakeside was
rainy but the track was fair Summaries follow:
Fr., race ave Acknowledging won. Fin'an second
Nat Roe third. Tms-lO2s.
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A members handicap FOR special prizes was the
feature at the links Of the Marine and Field club
OF Brooklyn. yesterday The winner was + r.
Anderson. whose net score -. Summary:
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disqualified ;or not turning right buoy
Edith won The heat owing 10 the accioehts 10 n.i
competitors In ne second heat all were compeIeo
owing the heavy going. "a shorten san anu o''"
pete IN reduced canvas. The results
SECOND HEAT. ,
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Won easily by four lengths head between second ar
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the race and cups. The course for the above boats
was one quarter OF a mile dead 10 windward For
the next class boats IT one-half mile one
quarter each leg. 10 windvard and return SUM-
marieS:
sEcOND. CLASS sIoOPs-FIRSr HEAT
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MINED pURSOME

Miss u Bonner and g W Talntor. .lOi ~ So
Miss Park ". l.. Simpson .......i1 lis - 90
Mrs. j. J. AleSan1re AMI q. +. Arm
strong .l"- ~
Miss BIsk and 4. t. r p.ey. ..........lO% -
". Il. az Nr. BusS ...... l0s 10 ~
Miss simpson and T. II. simpson ....i2D j. lU2
Mrs. ". l.. Woods ami James Park. .lH6 lc2
Miss Van Rensselaer, and &. A. Fry. los d lo2
Mrs H. r. Body and II VI Baldwin ll3 u lo3
Ms. i. r. Clsd~lck and Mrs. chad -
WICK ................... ...........lls 10 i,n
Miss Robuson and q. r. stout. las lo3
Mss NJ Name and a z. Paterson. lo6 loS
Miss and Frederick Iones......l3 q loj
Mrs II. ". Slocum and NJ. Slocum. il6 80 l06
MI NJ BonneN Morgan DAVIS. 100 !. lOs
Miss T. Edwards and j. +. Faber ~ i 100
MISS B0nueu and .. Horkmey r..-...li+ 10
III. Gordon Willis AZ Mr. Willis ..I22 10 ll2
Mrs. ". T.. Thomas and l. II
Mr. Ralph Lane and Mr Lane ......if - ll3
Wrs ;, : TrlninC and Mr.. Tanning l25 - III
N,. = " Brown and Nj Brown. .l5I ~
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CYCLING.
INTERESTING CYCLE RACING AT THE
PARKWAY CLUB.

CHARLES ". MURPHY BEATS THE GUIpEIEss
rACER-EARL WINS FROM MICHAEL IN
THE HOUR PACED RACE-SuoRr
DISTANCE CONTESTS
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II merely for the ensuing year.
rr.a
Cochrane's card


A members handicap was also held in conjunc-
lowed 10 com, in both The summary follows:
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'arrled away stsyscl-
The Henrietta having Withdrawn. the Edith won
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FOOTBALL.
THE KNICKERBOCKER AND ORANGE
TEAMS PLAY a BVCKING GAME

NEITHER SIDE sCoREs-THE JERsEYMEN HOLD
THE HEAVY TANDEM OF THE
new YORK TI.FVFN
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Broke down. withdrew
The Comet carried away her staysa.l and sailed
under )io and mainsail In next heat.
SECOND HEAT
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20 LIBERTY. REAL. ESTATE EXCHANGE.
VIII sell this day and all this week
AT O'clock.
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Won in drive b. length. four Lengths between
ord and third
FOURTH RACE-Handicap $500 added. one mile and a
sixteenth.
o +. Richardss b. e Chareutus ~
charaxus-C ont.nta yrs. l03 b.
tCltwsonl II 3 i-3
J. Boden's ch. g Don De Orc I rs 49,.
oO'I@aryl -
w L. divers b c. Warrenton , l2s 49,.
lAsournl ? 81 =;
Her own 4 s7............... iO' t'1au1rl 70 ii
Time 1 49,.
Won a drive by length and q ha.f Four lengths be
second and third.
FIFTH RAcE-ror maiden FLIES Two years Old 500
added. selling Five fur,1ng.
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FINAL HEAT.
FINAL HEAT.

". =. Kuchen Brooklyn.
ls-5arvrali Kings County Wheelnen.
80 Tirne-2:22 -.
Won BY two lengths. hye lengths between second and
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Tsltrnile horse vs. cyclist-C NJ Murphy. Brooklyn
ys Nell Alcyoner pacing horse 2:lSi. heats. Murphy
vo, The frs, heat by FIVE Yards N ~ as Murphy won
the second heat and by yard In lO7 4 .
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FIRST CLASS sIooPs FIRST HEAT