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The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-02-09
TUCKER & MAXEY DID
A GENERAL BUSINESS
SCHEDULE OF THEIR INDEBT.
EDNEss FILED.

Dealt in All Kinds of Merchandise.
Bought What They Could on
Credit, but That They Ever Paid
for Anything Is Yet to Be Re-
vealed - Indebtedness of E. Moses.
Referee Van Vormer Hears Evil
dence in the Bellman e. Sanderson
Insolvency Proceedings.
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The Dread of Death.

AN' hAshAA -
faculties are
bound about
by cords Of
disease he
feels only
by a sort of
natural in
stinct the
danger that
is coming
iiDOn him
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s4.75O for j. n. -.

Hedges X Seamans auction sale OF trotting
bred horses was continued Yesterday At the
American Horse Exchange About eighty ami
mails passed under the ham mer AT an average OF
nearly $2O0iench. J. b. d.. 2:l0,.the handsome
black trotting gslding from Chicago. that has
figured in several brushes AZ Speedway Park.
brought tho highest price Of the sale thus far.
going back to the Windy city for the round
sum OF 81, $50. +. T.. Marsh was the buyer.
The hest sales we're:
J. y. d.. 2:lOA. bl. O., 1893. by ARainsmnon--
Bird s. by Calamity Dick; T T. Marsh.
Chicago ........ ....... A.I5o
Nut"nan, 2:22f. pacing, oh. A., by NutwoUd--
Aunt Neral. by HAmhletonian Prince, c.
W. Mason Glnvertsills .......... ....... 600
RoyAth, oh. T.. 1877, by Roy wilkes Fanny,
by Athlete; {. A Dryer, south Lyman. n. Y. 200
Exhibitor. b. ". 1850. W Hummer r die.
some. by Electricity n. !. Bennett. New
York .......... .. 200
Foeman. b. r.. lSpi. by Humnsr-Som lnette,
by Nominee y. Ferguson. New NNak ..... 200
Or. Bill, AM Oh. Z. 1871 w Orange Bios.
soin. and TUXEDO. Oh. e.. 1894 ~ rAmlrO.
John W Craven. Troy. .... ........ 300
Stood, 2:22ls br. m, 1924. by hAryrlou--
NJ. N, Ttleion. by ~ rtls,on DR.. II u. Gill.
New York ................. 2tO
MAJOR. .:c2te racing br T., 1902 by liar.
h"cE Maggie. by Beaufort: Charles Lee
Bridgeport. Conn .................,.. 200
Lady heunun bl IN ispS. by Agsmemuou
bird T.. By Calamity Dick, :. X. Newman,
s..s..s...a..s...
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EIIIflRDS,
Mclaughlin Defeats Gallagher ny six Points
In tho Last Nights Play.

The 1000 point cushion carrom billiard
match between Edward Mclaughlin Of Phila.
delphta and Thomas Gallagher Of Chicago
ended last night and tho Quaker eyp.rt was
the winner by agreement tho PLAYERS msda
1--WE separate matches OF It. 200 poin's a night
They began last Monday night and McLauvh
lin won lie also took the horors on Tuesday
Then Gallagher was the victor tv!c, running
and they started FOR the W ind. W with the score
a tie.
There was blood In tho syss Of the Veterans
last night as they strung for the lead. but 40
the game progressed nervousness ursdomi-
mated. II was a nip.and-tuck affair all the way
and there was such a crowd present that
standing room WAS at a premium Gal
laGher took the lead in the first inning.
but Mclaughlin responded with IL in
the third and forged ahead, where he remained
for while. In the twenty NTH inning Gala
CHER got in tho hunt with fine break Of IL
and he followed this up hv" innings later with
a better Quo ot2S. But Mclaughlin was play.
Ing steady billiards and wot!ld not he caught.
The game sesSAWeI along and tho finish was
.IellinR asnny one could wish The last
,rsnty.tye points weTs esprcia y In'eTesting.
l75. The Quaker made one and tho Chicag0an
followed with II which LETT him only II to
e." i %RpoT pGe sn. SS' IN vH similar
loft hun within y, points OF victory Gal
lnghsr had several chances to win out hut
Tie game in tho seycatieth Inning scoring 100
and leaving Gallagher At 1874
I'm SHAKE hands III Won, said the loser. ms
Mclaughlin eamc ~ to him with outstr.tch"d
hand. hut YOU made A. pointsofr scratches TO-
Molaushl o. " o. l,m.Wo,G =, o., -,
.. - p q :; ~ a. ., ., -. a,no.so !, o, /,
AveraIc : do.IO. High runs IL. ~ -. Total
for hvo niEhts Ne Grand average. 3r7.27p.
all la a "a a y
o, u. o. y. q, ~, q, e. ~, "a. q. s. ~. o. L. s. . H.
g. J. o. .. 20, T. g. 2, !, o. l;a, 10. |, o. /,
>. TO, 40. =, o. L. ~. ., u. o, a. Total IpI.
Ayerage-' "h',i4 High runs -2S ~. IL. Total
for nNo ngLti. "2f, Drama average, 3 lu7-21p
Estnbrnok, who plnrS 225 and Hendrick, who
plays 200, were the contestants in the l+-inch
oak line amotrur billiard tournament at
Sehaat"r's rooms last night. IL was u
close game all the way and toward the end
u looked AZ though HondricK would win
hut isiahrook came TO the front In style and
nnished his block OF 22h leaving his opponent
a. 232 The " nner's average WAS . 1870 and
highest runs * II and II, Hendricks best
breaks were ~, TX and II. and he averaged
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JErrKIEs REPLIES TO tI1z's D,rI.
Corh.u Next In Lis. to Meet the Cham
piss-Thcs "Lanky Bob" Nny Have 90.

Corheu Next In Lin. to Meet the Cham
pisa-Thcs ''Lanky Bob" Nny Have = 90.
The sweeping den which Bob Fi'zsImmons
hurled AT Jim Jcffrlss AMI the fact that tho
former heavyweight champion has backed IN
his challenge with a deposit OF $1,000, gave the
sports a good subject to talk about yesterday
That IL will have no effect in changing the
present plans OF Jsfries 10 evident. for
the brawny boi,srnaker has q SGT pur-
pose in view. and that Ia to meet
jim Corhctt Last night the latters partner
John Considine. said he would post money
next week and sign articles Of agreement As
pu bllshod In THE Sun ~ last sunday. Corhett
will not face JeIries until next summer Cor
belts reason for not caring to fight before
next year is because he wants TO have plenty
Of time In which In prepare. In reply to Flt2-
simmens's challenge Brady said last night,
rS nn You'd tsts lin ON ta g S"sH T rU
mittsd him Blu have defined his plans. and
as he !esyr.a,l these things to n. he VII he
could induce ftz TO hight him we had to sgrse
ton 10, u outisnLish 'siHg' II nNko W my
End Of the pW,s. mousy Ths did not sr pen
w@fP Is s6 S%n' bun u GHagy ns. HI.
manager, Billy Madden. has posted 81, 900
Well. his turn will come In time" r.tortcd
Brady, |Corrett il the next man. and that is
what Jsfrries Is going 10 do Tom Sharksy
Is making plans % his own, After his
return from ireland in February b"
any one who viii cover his forfeit Of $1,000.
which hs has put up. sharkey IL willing to give
blaher first crack II lerres sees nt to ignore
him, The sailor 10 also rcady TO take on Bob
boxers meeting again are rather slim. The
Consy Island sporting Club IL 10 snid, will give
10 tho two men u 10000 purse 10 nght In Feb
ruary.
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Ruled ON the Turf for Life.

CINCINNATI Nov. 10.-"Curey" Brown. the
wsll-known starter and horscovnsr; his
brothers-in-law Charles and George Kesting.
and Ted wslker. were to-day ruled on tho
tur, for lie by the Queen City Newport
Murray at the track yesterday Col. r. ".
N-lson OF Newport. Chairman OF the
Executive Committee OF tho club. acted
with the Judges In making the ruling. This
bars the mon from all Turf Congress track
and from all legitimate courses OF the country.
All hands were nrraiRned to-day In the New
port police court on the charge Of assault ami
battery. but owing to the serious condition Of
Murray the case was continued until next
Monday. tina bonds Of tho three being placed
ut 5000. Murray says that the three men at
tackled him while he was sitting down. II IL
also said and also denied that brass knucklss
were used by one or two OF the assaiants.
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The winners Mt Chicago.

CHICAGO, Nov. 1o.-The Lakeside Judges were to-
day vindiCAted in suspending j ekHy MCQuAde for
his ride on Harry Nutter on Tuesday as under
Mitchell 4 handling he ran an improved race, win.
ming gAmely In the race ran. The track Was goud
ana the racing interesting. Three favoritss won
summ4ryi
Frtt Rsoe-s!I furlonyS--Ths Unknown. IO4
lM tchelD. even, wor; Bon Chance. lo+ trrottcry,
TO /. second. TerAeno. luI Vititos), to l, third
Time, lili
second kAcC-Onr mile Josephine ID, vs. tTalley)
to l. won; Free II nd. NJ w jones', to L. second
Pauline j., n6 Flickl. : - third. Time, l;t3N
Ihlrd kace-SiI aud half iurlOnRs-Gsp rgis, loA
Viutoel to 5, won, Andes ~ iMitohelD. d to /.
Time, l;2a
Fourth Race-ons mile and twenty yards Deer
ing, lOl Freeman. to |. won Latch Key, lOg
/. third Time, 40.
Fifth Rnos-Onr mils-Rsfugee. 100 iKitley). q to
Eyslyn gyri. IS tflicD. 7 to J, third Time. l:44h
sixth Racs--ons and one eighth miles-Harry Nut
ter lON hltchelD. ~ 10 r, won: YolAndies, lu2
Mm2nh SO l. second, vIneennes. V5 Hlcktb to
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3 $3.50. There will he no more games in the
tourney until next Tuesday night.
There was largely attended meeting OF the
newly organized National Association, OF
Amateur Billiard Players at the Wal
do,i.Astoria last night, when the COM
mlttee on the rule defining AN anna
t-ur submitted its report This committee
IL com posed Of Orvills Oddie. Jr.. Ferd. pog-
genbnrx. j. Byron STARK, +. A. kceney, n. y.
jennings, Arthur II. Townsend and r. l..
Cowles The committee submitted the follow
Ing which was adopted.
ionr committee, TO whom was referred the subject
~ preparing = rule donning an Amateur Bill ard
Pyer box leavs to report that they have carefully
considered the question in its bearings upon the
future OF the National Association OF Amateur
Billisrd Players. md recommend the adoption ~
the in tho belief that therein lies tho only
straight road TO absolute Amatsurism in BILLIARDS
An amateur billiard player Ia one who has noyer
competed in any opento all contest. nor PLAYED for
purse "r gate money. nor received pscunhry bensht
In any way from such contests.
ono who has never. At any period OF his hfr. been
prophet Of or employed in billiard room. nor
ever taught or pursued billiards mean. Of Iyrli
hood nor ever lsrn engaged in the manufacture or
sale OF billiard tables.
Charles W. Miner was elected Secretary to MI
the vacancy. and Charles Forster Of the Lleder-
trhnz Club was elected n memher 81 tha FSecu-
tive Committee to take the pacs 81 Mr. Min-r
On motion the affairs OF tho association we're
placed In tho hands OF tho Executive Com
m ttee
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CISCrSsATI. Nov. lO.--The mia handicap at New.
pot to day furnished the pre'tisHt seen the
track during tho prchcnt M, stug, JOCKEY u. Ross
was nncd 80 N the last race for allowing Did Law
to break through tho barrier. summary
First RaCe-Seysn furongs- ACushlA, ~ 0IolAnd),
2 ~ /. won; Aureole. lOp IT. KnighD. 3 to /, sec.
ond Prince OF Wales, ~ twsdderstrsndj, 3 to l.
third. Time l!2Sh,
Second Race-sH furlongS-rhs Bluggard. LOT
"a q sroond. Ko.n,v 10. IFr0sp Az To Mira
Time. 1854
Third Rars-Bix furlongs- Creation, 100 u. wink.
hsld) AZ to 1, won Dr. \, c. Ayrss. W tSouthardj
not second; Russell r.. ~ EAnsomj. ~ TO /,
third. Time. l;lAt
Fourth RAce-Ons mile-Lord zsni. ia (Gilmore),
3t2i, won; Molo, 40 NsTton, . TO !, second
Skillmhu, 100 tBOlandl. to l, third. Time I4I u
nm KAcs-ons mile and twenty yards Siddubis
100 tsvers, to l. won; lresc". lo& tBoland), to
Time, l:44.
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Baseball.

Company E's ball PLAYERS hated out an easy vie.
tory III the eleventh game ~ the indoor baseball
championship Of the twenty. third EegHCnt on
Thursday night Al tho Armory In Brooklyn. The
score: Company h. II; Field Music. =.
PtrT-BrRG. Nov. Io.-Eel HAnion. OF the BROOKLYN
and Baltimore Baseball clubs and Earl Wagner OF
the Washington Cluh. came herr today. Hsnluu
said he wanted to President Kerr OF the Pttshurg
club, but what his bus ness WAS H. would not SAY
Wagner 81 he only drOpI ell ~ Ac I'D rnts!ly. 30
left tonight On the same train R"'prr Ng 20 the
suggestion that Ptttsbutg take tue Louisville club
and CIV" Barney Drcyfiss a block OF ct. / Hsulon
sid PIT shurg 10 wsht only IN one or two iAres
Mr. Kerr wo"ld be- oil g. maxi that sort ~ deal
with Drcyfuss Let Mr. Kerr pu' his hAnl f. hs
pocket and buy good payers. There are aiwlys
some for sale President Kerr sad Tan CHI he had
20 do with baseball.
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BOWLIs q.

All hich Individual score records made in the
American National tournament during the nine
years u has been IN existence ~ero smashed to
smlther".p. At the GermaniA Assembly Room. alleys
tn pins % The alley om the mrs. ball ten tunes in
ssd in the dr., and :.S Ffs sma, r 81
anr points IN the second sam. the Morune'id,s
tourney. The scores;
vlRsr CAN'T.
hornlnrsidc-Clneh. IL Armstrong, 1870, Echs.
spartan "Sinven,sd fs: Ms,i.n 10; %"stbs,r .
ao+ dplon. id4' Mairr. 2da. Total. nj.
sEco>p GAM
Morrins.ias- clnohi "a; ATm.tronr, Isl: Eehe,
oriental Mitchell, 200, 7 schnltS ia, O,zt.
THIRD CANT.
spartan wingsnfed, 2Oa; Mat,.n. 100: w..tberr,
100 Couinn iVI Nssr. is3. Total rad.
vSsa ias ih nai * rS,a "i ~. o''' t'
tn. ridsl. No. , tam surprised the orlookcrs a,
head jim tournament pa.-int the previous leading
'' BY ,,a; pss .S"ys' s,Y.r 81. sr.
io7. clauss SO; Chesterfield. ts; G. ssusr. w
sr'oud ,i,m.-New York city schn,peu-RsaloG
%; Eshm 80 Schmidt IL schumacher, ~. Witt
TIL I'd u.m: Hudson No. If, cord.. NJ. H.
Fourth ,iare-Hudson No. 2-D-,jcn, 90 Hotter
mann; e.; B"ehiirg ~ corde,. ~, Bmrfriend
Ro.t'r ~ fos:. NJ ios A %ana Il N TS:
sixth aame-r,icla No. 2-nce.tcrs % Hon
man. W Wann"msrhor ~; "rrdes. los, Tmm
se,on,T dame FiIslta No 2-E,r.cher, ~, Gross
- u.hscE, "a n Heesier', 20, G'r.h 81, Total
dsrr'a total in the H. i,oluruha tournament gam.
al >chussiug's alleys last night. The scores,
tIHsr GAME.
ID o.RSo5& H. ill., SS ~ fS,. ~ ""S'H
Mspta TEsaS ~ HcI MT ;r6 S,. ,Hc H. Appel
sFcoSp 0ANr.
MNrh.tG- Spear; 100; wcr.hoiw ro': II. Appel.
IT,; ho:el i6u, NJ HirEo las r",sl, ;Ht,,..,.
2ui, Young. ISL Arnold, i"i, Total sag,
THIRp nAWF,
u! 'f' as3% '. 4s 'i S S, f$ * ''""''n
Emp.,e smnan. 49, Howell / g. williamson.
lGH, Young, IG5, Arnold 10, Total >l2.
by jhc MORT, whocimeu in IN" North silt Loag e
tournament at Pumps sll,ys last night rhe scores
FIEsr GNWE.
KuckorhocGor La, Fore III; Geisl.r. los
vciscr. ls2; snyder I+s L'nrb.ch, 287.. Total
HolH%sta Iysna.swors 10, GEs,9i, -, Broue
sTCoND G.NE.
Colpmba-yon I.eworI ~! dT9hl., l2H Brous,
Morris wheolmcn- McDona d. III, Ton paon ra0;
bTiEEs. 100 bipson, 1917 D"ike, INA Total ~,
TiIIEp GAME,
Knckerb bcksr-M-yrr ~. Shyde" lf6, Neisor
IE4. La Forest, I5I, Lrhrl Ach, IAu. Total. sOa.
Morris Wh0elusu- MCDuuAlt. IL, Inmpspn. I62;
Buggs, liH, Gibson IHu, Drkc, lA5. Total. sos
IaS phns s;.,, o' , 1Hh and
tournament at STAIRS alleys The scorrs:
TIHsI GAM.
,0 GSnntnirM9 o,S. w,l,sr h." Baker a. Land
PhWnlk -praiAe, lH4 Mclean, ~. Lawrence,
l3i; Buckheo, luI; Boz ALI, l"7. Total. 100,
sFrOSD GAMK,
PhIniL -Pearss, l7p: Mel, All. l1s' LAwrance.
~ hurGhre. l4S BoIrst., lI2. Total, SH3.
Imperial-Co ydrs gu!, Nulf, lSI Rotherme,, l7S;
Loaghesd, ana, Jackson, ihA. Total "3S
IHIKp GAME,
Corinthian-s. walter, lsa, BAKER. iDl andmHn.
1913 Holden, 1872: Schaencr, 200. Total, 90.
lnp"rial -Cordrs lHO, Won, lln, thIrmel,
1875 Lougherd. no; jackson, liB. Total, ~.
At Schlelleins ALLEYS. Fts' New York, the Twenty.
SIKH Ward team beat the Ecesntlics two sIrsigLt
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Bowling Games Tonight.

Whol"stl" Drug Trade Assoc alton Alleys and
scNnrr johnson. Nauon,l Led Company
ana Ror, >lcrS Hasa her Chemical Company. al.
!sNs hnd & 'ruo al L"nNcit company. Marck y
Go. Nrd lhTNr, Davis A Co.. At Rods all ~.
In" 'r~a rance l. :ue-lhn ash r, Fire Insurance
COMPANY iA"uN Ere Insurance Company and
X gal FIR Insurance luWlAnN, ~ Etil' alleys
Bark tl"rks. L"a.u"- RAna IT MAJ, atttn Com.
IAuy. Mechanics aud TIA rr.' National Bank and
Latent u'g IhRiran n & ... at Re! sailtys.
Assogltird trc ~ clubs ~ L. |. Class RusI.
wi * VII "lmou, ~ N Whe"lm n and hrnoklyn
hcycl' club, IT the Elephnut Dun alleys
Tw"uN.SNih Ward Annex, Yellow Kid aud Star,
Al ~ adm allNNs -
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COR.
Fine Play at westchester-An Open Tour
nnment Mt Ardsley.

Fine Play at westchester-An Open Tour
nament Mt Ardsley.
Twelve pairs started and eight finished in
the continuation OF the open mixed ioursomes
at the Westchester Golf Club yesterday. The
weather was ideal and the playing quite good.
especally by the scratch pair. Miss Gone and
Tiffany. who made the rounds in 1O7. The
stone walls bothered many OF the women and
accounted for the hig scoring hole or two on
nearly every card. Three Of the vomen's
championship field were starters Miss Gene
We've Hecker. Mrs " y. Rogers. and Miss
Goffe. Tho leading score on the post
ponement. the net l07 Of Mr.. asd Mrs. G..
Adams, wa. beaten ,by Ave siross. two Of
no means certain TINT loo net win win. The
is i0i. msis from scratch last year Nv Mis-.
BentriN Iioyt and William, II. sands. and It
VIII have to be tied or beaten 4 rest.rd9y,s
leaders are to he supplanted, The scores iol-
Ms. eeneyiey. Hecter AMI
IN Out. Z !. s@s: ~ 90 III o. 10,
outs ) sHSs -
Mr.: . p. Roger, su NJ siyscrH I'D Is 'O4
out" : . - . = 81 ~ ,,s-,o- los
Ms. E ": dor and O. / ri5a@y.- '''
In out ! ! : So 3D.. ,o7- O. ,o1
Mrs. ,: ?. cIaIg amt 9. /. ho.icy
Mis-. tiffany aud q. 6won Winston :
G IN : ) : %%.55 80 -: ,rs- g. 10
out E"..'9 9S ! s al ,os
Mss Compton and A. p COMPTON
2f S sls,i VT s ~ ss So ,,s
James 4. Tying br. and Mrs, j A. Wells. Miss
b fSs 4as a. MST ws%sa aqf
fssEin: and Dr, Mi;chs Mr., r. Thssh.r, and
and Mr.. =. ". GARLAND. Mrs. j. y. WeSon
sndC: W Barnes, Mrs, and Mr.. @; Adams. MIR.
the irasIsy club priz.., Miss Ioui.. Wander ~.
play. and Miss May Barron beat Mrs. A. Dewitt
Cochrane. by up. 10Th results were IN the
mai to-day, wh.n H. Mortimer Billings an
| X. Churchill will also meet in the final round
| for the Presidents cup.
! Ii. recognition Of thu presence in town for
| the Horse show next week OF many women OF
r"S and rhS wss ' to eSs.
| tain, the Associate Members OF the Ards ey
Clab have srtan.'d an open t9uE y Tor
round the nrs. moraing, b.sina!ne at 1880
u
| the frat and second Fights to keep on at match
play In the afternoon for cups and runnsr-up
| prizes. Other cup features OF the Tournament nj
will be boyle competition. women's four
some. and driving. approaching and putin q
com petitions. Entries will close at the Cub at
| 10 o'clock on Monday morning for the qualify
ing round.
A novelty in club contests that promises to
bring out very good sport will be started to-day
at the Nassau Country Club II consists OF a
series OF matches between eight teams OF the
member made up to be ~ about equal skill on
their handicap form. Over f)rty entries were
| received.
The tie for second and third prizes In the
October competition for the Moro.in cup at
Van Cortlauit Park WIS played OF yestsrda az
between II. Patton Carter and Paul 0'Con Or,
| at medal play. the former winning. The cards
were:
II. Patton Carter
| Ont .......,......5 10 b $50
| In. ........,.....,A q S-b1-io2
| Paul o Connor-
out........"...t q 8 b-4s
ln....".........t sii T-bs-1oA
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George r"rhd In l., an elected President % the
spartan Bowling 1un ~ place ~ John Schilling
L"si%uol ,srph N.n., u'"ld succeeds Dechdol az
Wee President ~ tho club.
lI' second annual tournament Of the Junior O. L.
BoN l,ng l,A.u" VIII hphn he hold AZ Fuchs
HN =" tn" othr' rs recently elect a are; W. G..
AntrIh.n. Pres don't. ". lrwis, Treasurer and Tho.
n'nFe WI h"l So '""tArv The opening games will be
rolled on next VI N lay uIGat tho conpetinL team
hang Martha Nas.hng N, sherman and George
Wellington tIEnrIls.
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* iCING.
Chubb's Autumn Cup.

Srsodi Gable Ds'pdeh 70 rHE Srs.
LONDON. Nov lo.-ln the race for the Liver
pool Autumn cup for 100 sovereigns. one
nile and three furlongs. at Liverpool to-day.
sixteen horses ran. Mr. Fairies Chubb finished
first. Lord Ellesmsrs's Proclamation was sec
ond. and Mr.. Covington's Charina. ridden by
Reiff the American Jockey, was third The
betting was 100 to y against Chubb. 10 to
against Proclamation and 100 10 IL against
Eharina
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Jack O'Bren nld Frank Erno were matched
last night to meet for tho lightweight cham
pionship Of the world. They will meet at
Consy Island between Nov. % and Nov. 30
The go" will I've Mt the lightweight limit 1913
mounds Tor TWENTY-FIVE rounds. weigh In at tho
rin0siIe The club will donate a rurs- OF
$1,000 Both pugists W II deposit forieits Of
81 900 with Al Smith to-day,
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President of the Saratoga Racisg Associn-
ton Re.igns.

SARATOGA. Nov 10.-Rduard Ksarnsy stated
here to-day that he had resigned the presi-
dency OF the Saratoga Racing Association
owing 10 VI health Rsarnsy announced that
Gottfrled WalbHum, a former president, would
succeed hi and he did not think the change
would be dstrimsnt to the association.
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T.-Day's Fo.tbaii Events.

Princeton vs.. Carlisle Indian School. at Nsnh,%
University Of Pennsyivlnia VS.. University o,
Michigan, At Phlsielphia.
Harvard VS.. Dartmouth. ct Cambridge.
Yale Va. PenpsylNans State College at New
brown vs.. M.s,sehu.ett. Institute of Technology.
Cornsii vs. LAtsyets. atI,hscA
Coiunnia VI. West Point At West Point.
Bowd2in v. Bates At Br,nswet.
UnlvsI.,ty - S.rmoniv Colga,e. =, Albany.
Worcester Academy VI. Friends School. at Proyi.
Anhers. "Aggtes" vs.. Worcester Technology. a.
Rutgers vs.. New York University. at New Brun.
wicf.
W.. Point scrub tam =, Stevens. I" Yves. Point
Taft school vs. lal. frssl men. at wstertown.
s.,oa H. NJ w u sie 2in or.ns.
Bncinsll vs. Psnnsylvania Railroad Y. N, C. A.. at
fasrencsviils School vs.. Hill School, ., Lawrence.
Hsr,.ra Freshmen vs.. Brown Freshmen. at Cam.
Manual Training School vs. Morri. High School. =,
.,J.r..y City High School VI. Boy. High School. a.
g.Ga ": PH:%'"n T. s.asn.isg ,..
Mopt.aIr High school vs.. Pingry school AT
Prngslv.ni. Military collss. vs.. Central High
Iont.fs niIh school Vi. E.., or.ns. High school.
Orange A. 9. VS.. All Star aggregation. a, or.ns.
Ur.inus College vs.. Delaware College. at Norris
Princ.ton Freshmen vs.. u. Johns School. a.
Ncttysburg vs. Dickinson, At Gettysburg
Johns lilo pkins Va Swarthmora. at Baltimore.
Georgetown v. virginia Military institute. at
uutyst.ity of Virginia vs.. Vanderbilt University at
rnIysrsity of Wisconsin University of Illinois.
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Basketball.

The frst of the series Of basketball ms.che, he.
tween the girls team OF tho n TO 'ulitAu Inter
scholssir rain va. drcld-d ,o-r'rdaN rfternoon
al the EThsmus Hail gh s:hou. = Id Hu PI.tbusn
avenue, Brooklyn. The scorer Erasmus Hall II,
Manual Training, 4.
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p,ron,. R,.x Day. WIN soon be over.

George Dixon. the isatherwsiEht champion
Of the world has made preparations to retire
from the ring. He will keep all his present en-
gagements. which include battles with Eddy
Ipnny and Terry McGOvern, In his recent
contests Dixon has shown y flash Of his old
training has. 1t seems undermined his sy tie m
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J.H. R.-Sov. 81, Columbia at west Point; IA.
Syracuse at West Point,
Tn. Lstaysttes of the Eastern district have TO NOR.
open owing to cancellation, Address Charles
Khmrn, ~ Deyoe street Brooklyn,
The Maple A. c. ot Kearny would like IN hear from
good teams that play Association football Address
II. A. McGoldrick, ~ Woodland avenue, KeArny,
n. j.
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Tom Heating Buy. Anaconda for $4,000

SAN FRANCIsCo. Nov. lo,-AnacoAdA the fast
est harness horse ever bred 10 California and
one OF the nveiastsst PAGERS In the world II not
10 sent to the Eastern auction ris &. as has BEEN
announced Tom Kesting has purchased the
son OF Algona from b. HaggLa for $4,000,
2 O3H. and this year, as fiye -year-ol reduced
his record to z: U3t..