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The free press. (Southern Pines, N.C.) 1898-19??, 1899-12-23
THE LITERARY CLUE.

"A very pleasant evening
WAS passed at the last meeting
of the club, and many OF it's
members gave intelert sting
sketches of their lives; and
for the most interesting his
tory Herman E, Miles secured
the largest number OF votes,
while the hOnors for the best
written sketch went to Miss
Ethel Brown.
10 diverge a little from the
usual work of The club, a
basket party is announce d
for next Tuesday. and Il re-
quest is made that all the
male members be present.
The program committee will
give further particulars
DR.. Gladmon is enjoying a
visit from his brother J. l..
GIadmon. of Washington,
d. G. Mr. Gladmon would
not pass by a good business
opening without investiga-
ting it, and we should be
pleased to have him settle at
southern Pines.
The opening evening of the
dancing class was a grand
success, and q large class was
formed. Owing to the Fire
mems Benefit on Christmas
eve, the class will meet on
Tuesday evenin5 next week.
Mr. and Mrs E NJ Fulton of
New YORK arrived last week.
They will occupy DR. Las'<e
new house during the winter.
Tom Mercer, a professional
golfer, expects to be here in
a short time and take charge
of the links at the Inn.
DR.. H. H. Haden, Summit, Ala.
says, II think Kodol Dyspepsia
Cure is splendid medicine. ]
prescribe 1t, and my confidence in
it grows with continued USE" II
digests what you eat and quickly
cures dyspepsia and Indigestion
Johnson's Pharmacy.
The free press. (Southern Pines, N.C.) 1898-19??, 1899-12-23

Mr. Edwards daughter, Mrs
Kingman, from Battle Creek,
Mich, came last Friday to
spend some time with her
parents.
The free press. (Southern Pines, N.C.) 1898-19??, 1899-12-23
CHEAP.

| have for sale valuable plan
tation of 300 acres; ninety of which
are under cultivation.
A twelve-room dwelling, nearly
new, and number of out farm,
buildings.
A twelve horse power engine on
the place.
Located en- the line of Railroad
for 5000.
Also some choice town lots.
S. N. ROCKWELL,
Southern Pines, N. @.
The free press. (Southern Pines, N.C.) 1898-19??, 1899-12-23

Tom Mercer, a professional
golfer, expects to be here in
Il short time and take charge
of the links at the Inn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-14
HARVARD LOOKS For 4 ZIG SCORE.

Cambridge Mass. Oct. l3.-The Harvard football
team with the substitutes left Cambridge this az
ternoon 10 take the boat TO NewYork. They Will
spend the morning in the city. and play at West
Point in the afternoon Before the team left the
men were given signal practice the last they viii
have before the game. This is the first big game
Of the season. Harvard will put a strong eleven
IN the field. and the result OF the game viii show
a good deal how strong the Harvard team really
is The cadets, on the other hand. have not had
any collegiate coach this year. and are not up 10
their usual form. In the game with Pennsylvania
State last Saturday West Point proved 10 ne
weak As the Harvard interference is undeniably
strong. this will q big score
The probable lineup for Harvard IS as follows
Left end, Camphell left tackle Swain. left guard
Barnard centre; Fargent: right guard. Burden
right tackle Lawrence. right end. HaNoweil. quar-
terback, DAILY, left halfback Gerasch. right half
back Kendall, fullhack. Warren. As many Of the
substitutes were taken. new men Will probably BE
played in the second half
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-14
YALE READY FOR DARTMOUTH

New-HaVen Oct. 1.-THE Yale football squad.
numbering about thirty men. departed with the
coaches for Auhurndale Mass. late this af-ernoor
Al Newton tomorrow Yale meets Dartmouth IN
the first out Of town game that tho eleven has
played this season
The lineup for to-morrows game as given out by
Captain Mcbride at the close OF the atteruoon,s
practice. Will be as follows. Centre Cunha. right
guard Iomlinson; left guard Balm; right tackle
stiNman' left tackle Francis right end SchUerne.
leit end, Thomas; quartcrhack Finckc. left hair
Shaituck. right half. Keeno. and fuback No
Bride. 90
This IS considered the strongest eleven that Yale
can place on the hc.d for the game considering
the hard luck Of the week. which has cstIe,9
Share ADAMS. Brown and Kefer 10 he out -
playing trim
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-14
INTERsCHOLAsT1c scHEDrIr

The committee appointed by President Dreyer 10
arrange the New-York Interscholasiic football
schedule for this season met yesterday AZ cutler
schoo- Inere was long discussion 10 whether
each school should meet every other Finals, {. -
decided TO adopt modification Of tho preyioYs sue
TEN and have three sections. rs follows.
Berkeley. W '-'" against
bia Grammar. ' 7".'''' 'o4-in-
Third section.Ootoher 81. Cutler against Dvtrb,
November S-Nmner Of nrst section srairst Tn
% third section '' "H4'l'St WIN
November l5-Winner ~ second section, ,..t-..
winner OF game OF November "-'''S'
WIN inis schedule i seems almost certain that
a. IN previous years, tho struggle for the channio,
snip viii he between Trinity and De la sale
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-14
CHICAGO READY FOR CORNELL.
PREPARATIONS TO SEAT Ten THOUSAND
SPECTATORS FOR THE STRUGGLE
WITH TIE ITUACANS

Chicago. oct. r. tSpccian.-Cornell VIII appear on
C.hicagos football field tomorrow This VIII be III"
first OF three contests between the University or
Chicago and Eastern teams, Pennsy Nana ana
Brown being the other two. Cornell and chicago
have never met before in a football contest f'f
this reason and because OF the old question OF the
relative merits between tho East and West IN col
ege football. there IS immense interest here in the
game Tomorrow Chicago has built enough new
stands that she can seat ton thousand people
altogether for the struggle.
in preparation for this game Chicago began her
football season early IN September. Also Mr. stage
made a schedule containing many heavy, early
season games. Thus Chicago. when Cornell appear
on her field Will have played six games. three OF
which were against heavy and formidable OPP
poncnts
The difficulties OF the Chicago team have been
many Many new places had to be filed this year
by freshmen Most Of these places were IN the line.
where weight is necessary. Yet few heavy new men
appeared Last week against the heavy Iowa
team Captain Kennedy wronched his knee SO badly
that hc may not bc able TO play against Cornell
This accident troubles Chicago n good deal Tor
Kennedy out means weakened interference. chi
cago men think the absence Of the captain viii
make all the difference n The world in the outcome
OF the game.
Chcago's play will be entirely what IS known rs
straight football-the great mass Of the plays
directed between tackle and end. with an occasional
line buck or. rarely. try for around me end. NO
tricks fancy plays will he used except the good
old mass on tackle" The lineup VIII bee as follows.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-14
FOOTBALL.
CLOSE GAMES EXPECTED TO-DAY.
ALL THE LEADING ELEvENs TO PLAY-THE
EAST VS. THE WEST.

ALL THE LEADING ELENENS TO PLAY-THE
EAST vs. THE WEST.
To-day NIL mark by far the most interesting
football contests Of the season to date. Hitherto
almost al the college games have been In the
nature Of preliminary practice games. although, 10
be sure some Of them have been closely and more
hardly fought than was anticipated. To-day. how
ever there WI be some really fierce struggles on
the college eriaircns. and all football lovers Will
look 20 the outcome Of the various contests with
good deal os interest
Locally. Columbia and Princeton meet at Man
haitian Field. and tins contest Will arouse a great
amount OF interest among the graduates Of the two
universities. Although Columbia has been work
ing with tremendous energy. Princeton should not
have any difficulty in scoring victory Columbia
has some excellent individual players. and her
coach Sanford. has been laboring early and late
The team work. however. Of the blue and white
h- not vet been perfected sufficiently. it would
seem 70 put Princetons prestige in real danger,
though # IS quite possible that the Tigers Will he
score against The game Will be called at o'clock.
Another game that will arouse considerable local
interest WI Re Harvard against West Point. Many
Harvard graduates will take journey TO the Mill
tarv Academy this afternoon and after the game
Is over. members Of the Harvard eleven VIII be
entertained at the Harvard Club. West Point IS
IN bad shape this year. and will not possibly give
Harvard anything IKE the tusse that the Crimson
had last season. It should be a walkover for the
The University Of Pennsylvania. however. will
have a hard tussle against the Carlisle Indians at
plIadelpl4ia. from all accounts. for the Quakers
have not shown good form thus far while the Car
Isle Indians are said 10 be putting up a pretty
fierce game. 4 close contest may be looked Tor al
Philadelphia -,
~ Boston Yale has 10 face Dartmouth. and the
%ew-Hampshire rushers believe they have an eN-
cel'ont chance Of scoring. The other game that
attracts chief interest j. the struggle at Nhlcago
between Cornell and the University or chicago;
ANY contest in which appears the question or
SUPREMACY between an East IN and Western col
lege IS always bound 20 excite interest ana me
Chicago men are preparing 10 give their lthacah
brethren "a warm welcome to-day.
The LIST Of games scheduled for this afternoon Is
follows:
Princeton VS. Columbia at New-York
Harvard vs. West Point. at West Point
University Of Pennsy lVana Us. carlisle lnolahs'
O. Philadelphia.
Vale vs.. Dartmouth. at Boston
Cornell University OF Chlcago al |hlCaso'
Amherst We Trinity al Hartford
GEORGETOWN Naval Cadets, at Annapohs.
Cole4fe VS. & johns. at Hamilton.
Ichsh ". Buckncn, at South Bethlehem
Wesleyan Tufts. at Aidd!eiowh
Brown CampeNo, at tIONlcehce'
Williams Union. at WillanlstoWh.
Rutgers VS. Lafayette at EastOn
stevens vs. Haverfoid. at Havertord
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-14
HORSE SHOW on STATEN LSLlr
TO BE HELD AT THE COVE. WEST 81.
BRIGHTON. NEXT FRIDAY AND
SATURDAY

The Staten Island Polo Club have ara
an outdoor horse show. 20 30 hsi a, ne "a
West New-Brighton. next Friday end sai--
There are twenty classes sc.e9l. :. aa1 ,a' =
list Is a large one. Judges have been sess'.
each class and cash prizes VIII .e AWARDED
nect.on with the red and blue 81 ems The ;','
tee IN charge OF the ARRANGEMENTS consists g; :.
dent Henry I. Body. George u sGe.oet .
John T. Sprague William g.. Rowland. A.l
smith and r. Norman Nichols some O.; ne -
and prizes follow.
Roadsters-FFst pnze SIS. second ps.4e. 50
Harness horse - hands er ~ ra.--FFs p"
second i.lZe. SO.
Harness horse. not exceeding I52 beads 2. = q.
70 A Vehlcle-Fi-st prize SIS. second fl.zt. 81 q.
Heavy harness teams. uot exceeding 10 as,S-'
prize. SIS. second prize. $40. 49, i
Ponies under 10 HANDS n .srress-tFH l'.'' y
secord prize. s. 49,.
Women's harness horses-First pT.ze SIS stss- =
$40.
Lightweight hunters--F'rst Pr.ze. SIS setcni Ky
Polo ponies (sreell. ~ o sXcee5 AZ iA-~
prize. $40: second Prize s.. o.,
Tandem wheeler 1871 har.s O. rp0Ns-f"" p
Sl5 second prize. so - 81
SADDLE ponies rot 90 exceed ~ ra-'s-f"
SO second prize = ,., .
KUuabout horse 1913 hands art -- erfs--s
hanGs--Fifst prize Si5 second przs SO 80.
Horses = the mounted police a. '.e -1lols'
mond-First prize. Si5. second .-+zs SO 81,
Heavy weight hunters carrying l1 - ~ go
hounds-Frst prize SIS. second prize $40 q,
Folr-in-hancs-Firs prize So o. I'd pnH -
Polo ponies tlualirell-filsf prize. SO, s'''~,,
Saddle horses-f'irst prize SIS. sscolt PIE y"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-14
COLUMBIA FULL OF HOPE.
HER rLAYERs BELIEVE THEY CAN AT LEAs

her rLAYERS BELIEVE THEY IAN Al NrA"4
SCORE AGAINST PRINCETON
The Columbia varsity football team VIII meet
+nc Princeton eleven at Manhattan Field this after
noon for the FIRST time since 1881 The game Is
scheduled for 9 O'Clock. and marks the renewal Of
intercollegiate football IN this city.
The Columbia eleven had Cts Anal practice at
Manhattan Field yesterday The work was light
consisting chiefly O. fast signal practice and pass
ing the ball The feel sure OF at least scoring
on the Tigers The students also Join in this feel
ing a. confidence and some lively betting will be
seen This afternoon. cheering corps. under the
direction OF Howard Harrington and Frank S
Hackett. VIII occupy the entire north stand At the
nsd and try 10 cheer the light blue and white 10
Ni-t tory The sale q tickets has been large, espe
c.iAy among the New-York alumni Of both Prince
tCu and Columbia. The Princeton team IS quar-
tered az the Murray Hill
coach Sanford and Captain Wilson non-cOm-
initial over the probable outcome OF the game but
ttere IS such Il strong feeling OF confidence about
'he Columbia training quarters that 4 gives rise
- the susqi ION that The COumbiars may have
trump Up their sleeves. and hence surprise both
their aGherents ard the Tigers to-day.
The men who Will probably compose ColUmbia's
tam are.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-14
STEVENS INSTITUTE CINE SPRGf

The annual cane spree @, he freshman .
sophomore classes OF the Stevens institute o. ~
noogy was held yesterday Afternoon On -
George cricket grounds The rounds N"'
short and resulted IN q victory s1r The sopn'-,
they winning two out u three canes H'-.-
'02. easily outclsssed his opponent N 'As
weight class wrestling the sane from hses'.
In thirty-one seconds. In tho miitie~e's-' =.
Clark, o. by superior agility forced me az :,
his stronger though less agile opponent -.
Of O. The heavyweight class went 20 NV i.
men in . 50. Aiken. 'o5 winning over 49,. d
Following the spree there were TWO t - ~,
class Winning one The tug Ot Nar NA..- -
decide this contest. Was failure OWLS
rope breaking
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-14
NpgRTS @o'0 ~~~
~~U Sps@TSMtN
pPOGRAuuE or SPORTS TO-DAY

-Westchester Racing Associa-
Non Morris Park. D. m.
ACHTING.-AmeriCa' Cup race Column
hia against Shamrock off Sandy HOOK IL
2 m
Womcn's National championship.
Philadelphia Country club. members handi-
cap Wee Burn Golf Club. open tournamen,'
Nassau Country Club. Glen Cove. Long ISL
and. members handicap, Morris County
Golf club. club contest for PARSONS CUP,
Laurence Harbor Country Club, INVITATION
foursomo tournament Ardsley: competition
fsr Griscom Cup. Marine and Field cub,
Bath Beach. members handicap. knickei-
booker Field Club. tournament Myopia
Hunt club
HUNTING Meadow Brook Hunt Club
run from Locust Valley. meet. $50 p III.
FOOTBALL-P Princeton against Colum-
hia Manhattan Field. Yale against Dart
mouth Newton. Harvard against west
Point. West Point: Pennsylvania against
Carlisle Indians. Franklin Field. Philadel-
Dhia. NcW-Nork University against syria
cusc. syracuse; LehiGh against Rutgers
South Bcthlehem: Williams against Union
WiUamstown. Cornell against Chicago, en-
Caco. Amherst against Trinity. Hartford
Conn Harvard freshmen against Exeter
Cambridge. Johns Hopkins against ROCK
Hin College. Baltimore. Brown against
Campolo. Providence. Naval Cadets
against Georgetown. Annapolis; Orange Atm
letc Club against Dreadnaught Athlellc
club. Brooklyn, Princeton, TO. asdilS'
P0ttstown High School Pottstown, Penn
Pratt Institute against Polytechnic. Brook
lvn. Montclair High School against Eras-
mus Hall. Montcar.
BASEBALL-Balt against Brooklyn.
Washington Park Brooklyn 3 p. m.
CYCLING Meet, Washington, D. c.
SHOOTING-Bro Gun Club, Union
Course: Crescent Athletic Club Bay Ridge.
BOXING-Gotham Athletic Club. amateur
tournament. final bouts. Broadway Ath-
letic club. evening.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-14
TILE POLO G4rr POSTPONED

That yachting has nor monopoly o. go. ,,J
Ing features and that polo has US ~.
were evidenced yesterday when o'V~o ~
slasts gathered on the lawn OF the 81 So -,s's
Polo Club and discovered that tho ..r,, .s5'
between the Rockawsy ana heFN''. ,,..ps
for the West Brighton cIls mao ','" ,8sy
until Monday. As TINS Was 20 &c 80. .s,,,ss
the season In the East. special 'H''''' ,sesssI
the game. The pos tponenenI Was u.s. Q. 2
by the inability OF one OF the ~, ossse
Rockaway team 10 attend. "A 1s n Is ~
mate that young CLUB ike ia, Oh .SSesa!s 8 Z
should not be acle 70 carry out 'S oi,yers al /.
yertised Should the Rock way i,re cups W.
10 70 the Bcrnardsyille club by de'S''"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-14
RACING II ENGLAND.
TOD SLOAN WINS SELLING PLATE RACE on
ALAKO AT NEWMARKET

TOD SLOAN WINS SELLING PLATE RACE on
ALAKO AT NEWMARKET.
London. Oct BAT to-day's racing the last day
Of the Newmarket Second October Meeting. over
Merton won the Stand Nursery Plate Monte and
Star IF Hanover Were second and third respect
lively. Tod Sloan rode Klarkin bur Was unp.aced.
An all-aged selling plate by Ell King.
ridden bv /. Reif. Grain CUP was second and
quick Change finished third in field OF nine.
The betting to against Fri King.
"skeets" Martin finished third, with Chaflnch.
in the race for the Southhed Pate. Guava
first and Rensselaer, second. Nineteen horses ran.
The betting 6 10 l against Chafinch.
Tho Middle Park Pla-e won by Democrat,
with Sloan up. Diamond Jubilee ard Goblet were
second and third respectively. Six horses ran.
The betting on Democrat was at even money.
A two-year-old. selling plate was won by Alako,
ridden by sloan Palmay and Donizetu finished
second and third respectively. Fourteen horses ran.
The betting 10 / against Aldko.
Fairy Gold won weiter handicap. Lady Ogle.
ridden by Soan. was unplaced. I'm a held Of four
teen horses. Bowitchment. ridden by /. Reiff, tn
ished second The betting was 70 against Be-
Mltclmcnt.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-14
rIGERs GET HARD FINAL PRAcTIcE-

Princeton. Oc' l-Hard practice during two
short halves characterized The work to-day in
preparation for the game with Columbia tomorrow
~ Manhattan Field Before the lineup the players
we're drilled in falling on the hall 10 meet emergen-
les in fumhing so frequent with the Princeton!ans
Nafer has given Up the game entirely owing to his
studies Tic team has been instructed IN new
plays. which viii be- used against Columbia The
players. accompanied by trainer and coaches lea,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-14

BOWLING ANALYSIS
ENGLISH TEAM
BILLIARDS.
OPEN WAR BETWEEN THE ANA.
ATHLETIC UNION AND AN OUT
LAW BAND.


The trouble between the Amateur Ath,e;.. p.
and certain billiard room Keepers rsach4. 3.
Of open warfare yesterday. Secretary Sl-.u.
the Amateur Athlete Union threw !or.
gauntlet yesterday by informing each q ,.s e..
B amateur players whose names have 5s.- :.
toned as intending % pay 90 tae coming v1
ment AZ Slossons Academy t.at /. as cd s4.I
would forfeit his amateur standing ".
Amateur Athletic Union. and oQ forever 3ai-
from competing IN tournaments l1ier A-l4
Athletic Union control
George Sl0ss0n and MaGr'ea Daily !nns.r4
followed this by clincAins the.r bold on the ;.a
who have promised - take r-r- 10 iae.: ~.
ments, and forming A sort o, offensive a.
fensiye alliance This Was t1.1NcI b "
detailed plans for TWO hanI.'al tolinGr.tl
DO held IN their rooms WITHOUT Amateur A. 4
Union sanction, and cham .e -..1 c0ai.s
held later 10 the winter in pubic hall = !
even been limited that The dates selected b 4
Amateur Athletic Union t0r i,s tamp.ons41
naments may also be used in order 70 tor,e q, 1
The Amateur Athletic Union BILLIARD C0c-
has just announced urW challenge CUP =
Glass 4 amateur championship, and S0",, I
DAILY declare they VII. offer an emblem 70 ri'4
the amateur championship also
The room keepers nave Poesenbutg sizrk X
~ and Townsend behind fnt m IN f4elg ate
defeat the American Athletic Union. olt D. p
ney the chairman Of the Amer DO At,ei.
Billiard Committee. declares THAI The Cas- g
Glass championship tournaments Inief Arsf
Athletic Union auspices VIII bee ID az az, g., F..
no matter how many OF the 0cai experts 81
away from the union lie says By. las as-.
entries already for the frs, tour. mont % E-.'l
tee its success. and that the out-lt-to1a f-'
would make UP a full list alone. 4 a.. y d
players should withdraw Tobias Miller D-sl
and several other strong players. however, a.. q
sidered sure % stand by The American A-a
Union.
The Ives Billiard Academy. which he'd a's
tournaments last winter, under sanction ~ =
American Athletic Union. has decided 70 sl-.
the union iu its fight against Gre other r'c- 81
ers and the outlaw" players and lt a.rs8.I I
nOunces an American Athletic Union to1.a-e
to begin November 7.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-14
TUFTS CANCELS A GAME

Middletown, Conn. oct. % (speciaD.-The foot
ball game scheduled to be played here tomorrow.
between the Wesleyan and Tufts eleyens was
cancelled by the Tufts team this afternoon The
reason given fol- this action Was the crippod con-
diton in which the Tufts team is Ar present
The practice Of the Wesleyan team during the last
two days has been light and mainly on signals
Heavier work Will now be taken. in anticinsfion
OF me game win the University Of PENNSYLVANIA
next wednesday. il is not likely that Gaptain
Kymer VII be able 10 play before the league games
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-14

Philadelphia. oct 1S-The University Of Penn
sylyania football squad put through another
long practice this afternoon. Notwithstanding tie
fact that almost summer heat prevailed Con-
siderable time was again spent FL having the
varsity break up the scrub mass plays which STYLE
Of game II is expected the Carlisle Indians VIII
put UP tomorrow. The varsity did much better
work than It did yesterday. the scrub only being
able to get through once. The Indians arrived here
Tonight
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-14
TO ENTERTAIN MEADOW BROOK CLUB

Hampstead. Long Island oct. - (speciaD. -The
cross country run Of the Meadow Brook Hunt
club to-day took place from Wheatey Pond and
led across the country seats n William c. whitney
G. Albert Stevens and Stanley Mortimer tho
Bulls Head Hotel. whore the chase ended To
morrow the club members and their friends VIII
10 entertained AT luncheon by W Bourke Cochran
AZ his country seat on Long Island Sound. After
tho dinner drag hunt VIII be held n Will start
from Mr.. 'ockrans place and viii run toward
Westbury, where the XIII VII. take place. The
pack Will be In charge 81 Ralph y. Ellis. master
AZ the hounds. Tho following runs have been an
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-14
THE PRATT-"PoLY" GAME POSTPONED

BY mutual consent the managers OF the Pratt In
stitute High School eleven and the Polytechni, Pre-
paratory School team. which were 10 have met to-
day on the gridron at Washington Park Brooklyn
consented TO postpone the match until next
Wednesday. Dbblee the halfback Of the Williams
College team OF three seasons ago has been Sc
cured TO coach the candidates at the "polv Prem Oh,
Crane IS centre. Ross and Hallett are the guards
ana Weber are at quarter and Peel Robbins Lis
hey Garvis. Beg.ey and Steele M the other posi-
tons i'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-14

MErRoroLIrAN LICE scHooL scMEDrLE

The second annual schedule Of the championship
tournament Of the Metropolitan Public High school
Athletic League in which the Manual Training
High School OF Brooklyn. the Jersey City High
School. the Manhattan High Schooi and the Morris
High School will compete has been drawn. The
October dates follow:
October 2l-Jsrsey CITY High school Manhattan
High School Jersey CITY.
October 2l-Morris High school aEt Manual Training
High School CrOtona Park. The Bronx.
October 2S-MOrris High School agt Jersey city High
octcber 2s~Nanha;ian High school ast Manual Train
Ing High school Br0okis J..