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The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-05-02

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The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-05-02

Nothing new in the Nay Aug Lumber
company strike, instituted a week ago,
turned up yesterday. The union men
claim, however, that the matter will
be amicably settled in a day or so
with credit to themselves.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-05-02

Hessel, Lewis & Company, of Wilkes
Barre, on Friday began the work Of
installing an electric light plant at the
Prospect colliery of the Lehigh Valley
Coal company, near Wilkes-Barre.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-05-02
Children'S Carriages

Go-Carts, Express Wagons, Etc,
Metal Wheels with Rubber Tires,
Richly Trimmed, Handsome Bodies,
Large Variety, Attractive Prices.
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Crescent Athletic Club Shoot.

There was some good shooting hy the men,
bers OF the Crescent Athletic Club ut Bay
Ridge yesterday. The main event was the
third OF tho series OF contests for the Novem Der
cup Three tied for the honors. Edward Banks
bringing down ~ from scratch. W. W. Mar
shall making the same number with his handi-
cap OF q. and Henry Kryn doing his total OF -
also with an allowance OF g. Owing To- a
lengthy programme and darkness the tie was
Tnird competition TOR tho Novembe: cup. ~
shall, q, ~; Henry kryn, =, ~; IUwndcs Rhett T.
2ni H. L. Kenyon, 10. 10, ]. 4, schenck Il, msvn i,
II; ID. Moid. 10, ~.
Twenty. Ave targets per man-Ranks ~: Plat
Adams. 10; Cories, 10; Marshall. II; iIa,lnck IL;
Grant NotnaI, 15 Romsen, 70; II. Il. Nandcrvoer,
II: Rhett, III; II, Kryn ~.
Same conditions-Danks 81; AGAMs IL; Corlies.
10; Marshall. -; Hallock, II; NotWAn, .o Rem en-
~; Rhett IL; Kryn, ~ Mead ~; l.. q. Beers. 4.
Maynu trap competitions "a targets -NAnderveer.
IN; Corles II; hoffman. 20; Beers, I; Rhett, Id:
Halock, IL; Adj ms II; KENYON, is
Fifteen singles per man. mRgau trap-Rhett, ~;
Corrs II: Adams, II; Remsen, v; Hallock, -. Kryn
4; Kenyon. n; Nyckon, 4. '' -
Ten pairs. doubles. handicAp-Corlies 4, ia
Banks. scratch, 10; Remscn. I, II: hoffman, ., la
Kryn, 2, Ia Rhett, 4, II; HallOck, T. 10; Wander
veer 3, 10; Mead, =. v; Marshall. s, q. Kenyon A. ia
Ten pair. donblcs-Corus, I, ~; BanEs, scratch
10; Remsen. !, l2I hoffman, 2. II; Kryn j n
Rhett 4. .; Hsliock. 4. i Marshall. Z. II; Kenyon
=. 10; Wyckon. o. 49, Adams. scratch, 10.
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liams and Tying played of at a hendicap bosiee
ccompetition. Tying being rated ~ seratch ana
Williams receiving IL strokes The latter won,
finishing 3 down 10 boeie. while Tying was D
down. In the club boyle handicap Wiliiams
also won flrst place by o similar score. 3 down.
W. Alls.on Flner and w. l.. Thompson tied for
second place, 3 down to boyle.
GLrS Cow. Nov 1S-The Nassau Country
Club members continued their team match
play. the frst round Of which was played last
Saturday. over the course at Glen Cove to-day
In the sem finals. team / defeated team 4 by
TO 8, while team defeated team by a
too; Half OF team rs large score T. due to
A, ID. Prince. who beat his man by IL holes.
which will possibly win the prize Tor the great
est numbe OF points IN these competitions
In the consolation division. which wns com;
posed OF the four teams which were defeated
last Saturday. team q defeated team 2 by to
q, and team defeated team by " 70 2: This
leaves Teams 1 and z to meet In the FIRST divis-
lon finals next Saturday and and Gin the con.
championship cup. won by Miss Ruth Under
blu. and to be kept In the custody OF the Mas
sau Country Club for the current year. was on
exhibition at the clubhouse to-day for the first
time. The following are the summaries Tor
to-day's play:
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Mahcr Wants to Fight sharkcy.

tcr!ay aud the pair had quite chat over old
times. The big Irishman. who 10 hard at work
training for his mill with Kid Mccoy. said to the
sailor:
We'll Tom. old hoy. II defeat Mccoy I will
co after n battle with you. How about III"
Slarkey was little surprised by the remark
hut soon replied
Il am satisfied. Peter. We fought a draw.
md | guess there Is still q doubt II you can
heat me. am willing to het tidy sum on
! 50 chances. too"
arkey promised that II Maher beat Mccoy
he would fight him. A local club. after being
informed Of the intended match. is Willing to
offer $4,000 for the meeting. which may take
place next March.
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Chess NotoS.

II now transpr"s that the gold medal the Gift of
the LondoH Ladies' Chess Cub. in the London In.
ternauonal Tuurnamout iusttad " Nrirg aware. d
second prile tn ga II Juno tor II \ L..ue hva nst
la-k r. was prrsGnt. to ne lat cr Tor his contest
against Stenitz. BlacEhlrne received the Lewis
prize OF ten guincat for his victory over Laskcr,
A report from London sahH that +. Schln ers the
Russian expert, sent to the 81. Nicholas Asylum
Tor TIL In 'anc ~ St prtorsbuTi 1t wls alter the
conclusion of the tournament al Moscow. in which
lie took the second prize that the hrst distress nv
symptoms maniestrd them selves. 1t was during
hs rctu n trip from Moscow to ~, Petersburg that
the malady assumed vicious form.
The Vienna Chess CLUB announces tho opening OF
the Natl nal Masters tournament ON Dec. IL, The
principle rules to cavern TIL conte, have been ar
ranged 10 follows! Sixteen masters only will he
admitted but III case that less than welyh IN should
enter he tournament will not he PLACED Only 70
10 play, Ten prizes to the value OF 400, 100,
900, 100, 900 200 400. 100: 100 aud so kronens TO,
one game with every other cntestsn at tho ratio OF
moves Tor the nrst two hours and nfteen moves Tor
each hour thereafter.
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SHdRKEY AND mn 10 MEET.
This Is the Arrangement II Is Said II
J-nries Ignores the Corrishm,n.

while Jim Jc.iricS and Jim Corbc;t are dcbai
ing over their coming fight Tom Shnrscy and
Bob Fit.smmons are also figuring un coming
together II was said yesterday that Tie OK
champion has waived aside the prejudice which
no has entertained against Shnrkcy ever since
the time they met in San Francisco when Fit,
declares he was robbed, and has consented TO
this course II is reported in view Of .ci! r!cS's
determination TO give torbctt first crack Fitz
simmons contends that he is as good as he ever
was
Al the meeting between Brady and Corbett
which is to be held ON next Tuesday, Fii7sir,mons
Of course will make biz effort to ret Jelfres to
face fih first. Failing in this. II is understood
fight. the local sports think, would I've the trump
card Of the year As Sharkcy has made IN his
mind 10 take n trip Ia Ireland after Christmas the
match, II IL ~ made, will not take place until next
summer. Fitz may agree to this az he expects
20 be on tho road during the cold weather
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defence. especially IN thu, second half.
was weak and the r. p. | men bucked STEADILY
throuuh The line Tor a touchdown from the 90
yard line Rensseaers other ss, ssors h Vas W"ds
dropped iron, the 25-yard line. Williams had
little Difficulty ssnps, through their opp9,
the nrst hali and one In the second by steady
line, bucking. The other top e az T ps
ball on a blocked kick and made a forty:yard
run. Lawrence played an especially brilliant
game for Williams.
NEW YORK UNIVERSITY. ID; sTEyENs. o.
New York University defeated Stevens In
stitute Yesterday afternooa 2n The Berksley
York team was much the lighter and played
the faster game. The day was too werm for
football n and drizZling rain interfered mate
Rally with the game. Capt. Blunt OF the New
York University was unable 70 PLAY. and Rab.
New York University team. showed Itself much
superior to Stevens. keeping the hall In tn.
latter's territory throug bout the greater part OF
the game. The features Of the game were the
long runs OF Van Week. Weidner and Herman.
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ESaLEwoop Nov 1S-In a match at the
Engewood coll Club today eight men side.
the Columbi team proved too much for their
9to 2 Ia their favor. Although victorious. the
matches were actual! unusually close no one
being moro than 2 up on his opponent, and
several Of the matches were DECIDED on the
last hole. Nash. who. headed the Columbia
which. con stertng the roughn OF the greens
from the recent snow. represents very fast
golf. DIR. Wells who PLAYED against him. had
the match evened ut the seventeenth hole but
lost In putting on the last two greens. Wil.on
and Dixon and Z. Enos and Edwards. also
played very close matches. the matches in
ench case being deci ed on the last green.
Following Ia ths score.
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BosToN. Nov, 1S,-rhe l00.foot schooner
yacht. made for George Lord Day OF New York
by Lawley. was launched from Iawley's yard
at City Po mt this morning The yacht was
struggled. and intended for cruising only. She
will be one OF the tlaest schooners ~ this tyne
~ America Her dimensions are 100 feet waite /
drauRht.
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yards. which resulted in q touchdown Morley
D. in favor OF thee Nav Yorktrs. After the
kick OF. Colum bis Battered the Dartmouth line
until she had the ball on the 15-yard line.
Then MaoKoscell who had taken Nedlingers
place. fumbled and Dartmouth occurred the
leather. only to lose It second later Tor 9n.
TO send clarendon through the centre for a
touchdown, He Kicked his own goal. ana the
mostly 10 favor OF Dartmouth, although the
New Hampshire mon were unable to score;
before time was up and began to batter the Co
iumbia line. They had rushed II down to the
15-yard line when they loet IL on FUN BILE,
and before the teams could line UP aRnn the
referee blew his whistle and said Times up"
o.
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Football Notes.

The Knights Of g. Anthony football team would
like 10 hear from eleNcns averaging from 40 to 100
pounds. The Jermon. Jr,. and the Fiush,ncs pre-.
ierrd. Address. Dtu'rl buckley. manager ~
Freeman street, BroOLlyn.
Trinity Church School football team wonid like to
hrrang" gn'u"n with school teams averaging 40
pound- I'll" folio" ing dates ave open Nov. 70, ~
10 and Dec. :. Address Francis A. Wsismann Sec.
rotary. 90 Trinity place.
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The hnnhsomc now clnhhou.e Of ths Jer-c,


LAKEWOOD. Nov ls-The Coli Club of lake
wupd he'll, the first prlz" event Of its season
to-day. although 10 links hnv" been well
pa'runized during the past month In an In
lorna, way Tu-days competition was in
ond an best gross PRICES and nine scores wnr.
handle In. several others being Lost between
tie home green AMI the bulletin board The
greens are in nnc condition and the com fort OF
golfers in the clubhouse has the samc compe-
tent care a. las, year. Tn-day's first prize was
W. +. simpson. NJ tho ATcr on Cricket. and las.
PER Lynch scratch. tied Fred 7. Kimba
handicap > for the best gross prize. Scores:
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The sprAgue Club OF Bio pmneld has organized a
BASKETBALL team and Is ready To arrange games for
the season. Address II, j, GOODWIN, II benson
street, Bloomfield, Nd
The "Fanwood Institute" the New York institi.
ton for the deaf and dumb. has no baskett all
team. This "FAnwood Team" 10 compOsed OF xradu.
ates Of the institution. but 10 not connected with
the Institution now and has no right 10 appear
~ rsprsseA tAtives of the school.
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Paw between tho tlrst and second Fights who
Hd h S c"ps wms the .anre at
III" Ards'cv elan YESTERDAY. Tn. match play
rounds were ,withhIp, henlcnps ,Th:, strongest
w." Nv" "'"s 's " sap % ss sH bit al
on in tho ro"ni Tie s"mmar S %">' Dec" fu"
FIRST R,nni for November cnp-R G. MylcS heat
s. 'rSS S by rP ad g. I:T p,o.l
e. fi.sI! &. III I
Frs, Round t"r Nayembcr ccpso,.'ior Cup-p ~.
Nqsy lee. "ss Sy ast ss "a Psr
hat T. s,nser by M Gilbert COLGATE bea,
Sdall Lor, i; Earle 10y AMP and 3 70 play + wyio
beat Dr Parker sims. by up aud 10 play.
Will" Dunn. with lanes swami. Princetons
golf coach and the Green Com nittae. ma a
,hs frincetoq uniyersi,y Coli CLUB. In Il,
regard nrd to the Schna.Eie'er,, Of the land
loan and is IraineI thoroashy BY natural
means. small tract was declared 70 he too
necessary Tor. the completion Of tho course il
will be skirted. Asnall brook running through
III" lan h WI, iuTnith an element Of risk. as It
Its bnnks .nre thIcky wooded. and II will be
nncessnry to c.ar some Of the pnherbrush and
hole one. covering nearly four miles. The
longest hole will probably DO about six hundred
and fifty yards.
STAMFORD. Nov 1S.-The semi final and final
round for tho Vice. Presidents cup presented
by Charles stewart Smith. WIS played this
afternoon, on the links OF the Wee Burn Coli
| Club. at Noroion, and the cup went to W. l..
G"aTIhn I'm, L The whit. BaHdw9 haRdi
Sa aS 'G TSS%fss s'Sby! S% and 70
! In the final round Baldwin boat Merritt by 9
/ up and to 20. The attraction on the links OF
| the Hillanlale Golf Club this afternoon was a
of by Miss JACKSON and Homer g. Cumm ngs
! who tied at 30. There was also "A competition
| for the boys championship OF the club Those
| to qualify arc Vail Watson. ii. +. Levitt, Jr
| Lee White and Sammy Picrson.
There was special tournament decided on
tho grounds OF the Gin Haven Golf Club, at
were offered tor those mem hers Of the organ
| iZation who hal not won a tournament nor
carried OIL n second prize this season. Miss
! Mul Cod'n won in the womens casa and the
| The summaries:
womcn's Contest-Mss Null Codin, I7b; Miss
Mskeosh, i!t Miss Al 'Dermott, l7s; Miss Jennie
Red, III; Miss Klthsrine NJ Irphy, i7U; Mis-
Maccormack 1881 Miss Eleanor Naushton, 1872; Miss
L..cerna Lyon, 1872; Miss May Reid. iss.
III; p J. King. liz; W. 7. Croak, lis; j. r. Mnr.
ply. 100; NJ Gormiey. i2l' John strootman, i2I.
Al the Norris County Golf Club yesterday
! Richard IL. williams won the Captains cup,
In u special contest with James A. Tying for the
ownership Of that prize. The cup was offered
last year by W Alston FlaRg. 10 he won by the
club in. team competitions. h ii. Williams.
Victories each. The latter dsisuised and vii,
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There will be a handicap tournament for
the associate mcmhers Of the E-scy County
Country club tomorrow fora cup presented
b. Howard A. Cohv There will be- no qua iiy-
ing round. each match being at tliiecn holes
hnndirnp match play. the limit being fifteen
strokes
Robert n. Wilson arrived NJ the Ocean County
Hunt and Country Club on Friday and entered
upon his duties "a profess ionai. He is ready
for n match with any Eastern player.
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"Austrailnn" Driy Murphy Breaks nm Arm
by swinging.

Australian" Billy Murphy. ono OF the great
eat featherwclGhts who ever camo from tho
Antlrodoa, broke his arm in tho sixth round OF
what was to have been twenty round contest
at Sioux City the other night Murphy met
Larry cason Of Chicago. and while tho con-
test lasted 1t was savage affair. Just "a Muir
ply was about To nut his man ont at he close
OF tho sixth rOuni he missed right swing.
struck his forearm across Gleason's head. ami
Broke ono OF L." bones 40 tldly that he WAS
compelled to leave tho ring. For his failure 10
respond TO, the call Of time Referee Tommy
White decided against him.
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Erne VIII Train Mt sheepsh..d Bay.

Frank Ernc. who Ia matched to meet Jack
OBren for the lightweight championship at
Concy ls'nnd on Dec t. for purse Of $1,000.
will do his training for the mill at Shcrpshead
nnY. Erne reached this city from Buffalo yes
tcrday and NJ once vert to his quarters. Erns
stn,es that he IL In the best OF health. O'Brlen
will start work tomorrow.
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Tho London Mirror OF Life states that an
other contest between George Dixon and Ben
Jordan is on the tapis. J. Law. Jordan's
hacker. Is willing to put up n side stake OF
S5On0 on 'ordan. who no thinks properly
trained, can ieent the dusky champi Ii Is
not likely that Jordan will get the chance OF
facing Dixon again in view OF the champion's
proposed retirement from the ring. Dixon and
Jordan met last year and Jordan won on points.
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The westchester Golf Club team received u
crushing defeat ut thu hands OF tho Staten
Island Cricket and Baseball Club. over the Fox
Hills links. Yesterday. One match was halved
but the others were All won by the Staten
Islanders. Loughs victory over Cushman was
PROBABLY record for big wins In an eighteen
hole match. The score:
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to send Larendon through the centre for a
bG TsS ns " game sns
New hampshirs men were, unable pa e score
lumbia line. Thy had rushed 4 down 70 he
and before the teams could line VI. again the
referee blew his whistle and said: Times up"
Summary:
Columbia. feThora. Durfworh.
N M.sR..s:fi &c.,: a RSsls
bruce Left guard .............. Love
Miller. Right guard Ccrson
Knapp Right tackle. B n,,e albInS
slocovtch. Right end .0Connor
.n IN. Quarter back. Wentworth
Week, LET. half back. .., w ariisn
Morley. .......... Right half back .stckney
Ibs .Tn,, '.''' Full back Proctor
Score Columbia, pa Dartmouth, o. Touch
s from .osssdosnMssis t.%aoa GOA. .
Tmi;.sdM.rsy2s ~ tT Tn,, Of Trs
oSisSS. ana wnean my of psrt%ca.s. Time Of
haives-Twenty.nve and twenty minutes.
PRINCETON. y: WARRINGTON AND JEFFERSON, o.
PnIscxToS. Nov IL. Tho Tigers got the sur
SsSsso pp coss s'S asenson %asSins tom
2 pss KIT f nsha sf% ap mna a9S
game with only six points scored nst them.
oa yS Ys
and pnd.rsraduates, and this combined with
visions TO Princeton's eyes Of an 1897 season
over again; The visitors oignt OF whom had
IN the PhiIippines. We're strong heavy lot.
aud came to town with clean record for the
Tney Rs' on up FGGSa Article Of
ton was able TO hold their attack without
much trouble. the Tigers ofrcnce went oil 70
frequent penalzation made II questionable for
three quarters Of the game whether Princeton
sons out TO got line on the Tigers in their last
preliminary game OF the season. and the stu
dents cheered inces.anily throuehout the
Biz score. but desperately at tho last to help
them out OF virtual defeat A largo con;
were on hand Offering wads of money at to 3
that their team would score.
the Visitors. w" Ile sa kicked on to Hutch,
inson, who sprintSI enes to ne 49-yard ,ins
but in the rush the ball wen, TO the P"n'syi;
both tackles. hut the Tigers line held fast and
Alexander punted to the 5-vard line. Maths
STAINED sSnrs sna the bsssS i Sy
Rss pi.se Kick Ven, " W!ldi !" and iStehns""sn,
avail and "a tho visitors were helpless against
which Maths had FAR aud ava, tho best Of il.
Five minutes before the half ended Princeton
so e% that l G'
line. There Princeton took It and on
short gains ey line IlSys carried Il slowly
hsHyy defence, Peli smashed through and
blocked the kick and Palmer was Oh the hall
Yards from
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LAFAYETTE. IL: BUcKSELL, O.

EAsIoN. nov ,lS-Lainyette and BEcknoll
was characterized by hard work on both side,
The y sIiiug team had been prrerarina Tor
q, close M1s., contest. Lafayette: Mhilc coaild.nt
smaller mailer, -, collsEc sshedaiod 70 play here
nn in each h nS S nv" d
Tho teams were about evenly matched in most
Points, LAFAYETTE won 10y superior team work.
pushing the bail. down the Held. Trout rmniiy
carrying It over the line after twenty i!utes'
ha't who, getting tho ball at the l5;vard
each touchdown. Their" V were no rim. o, over.
fifteen yards. and few Of those and but Iitt i
Tor another touchdown in the second half
Plat and Knight the half hacks, Trout. Bach
work for a'ayette, Cant, Bray being ito altar
PLAYER. Rsimar. Mat dlewson. Dantnn and Car
lin wcT" he sva main d"i noes Of Bpcknel Tho
PRINCETON FRESHMEN. 10; YALE FRESHMEN. q.
NEW HAVEN, Nov. 1S.-The Princeton fresh
men elsycn defeated the Yale freshmen at the
nele Field this evening by u score Of ~ tod,
by Hodgman who played on the Princeton
VARSITY IN tho Indian game. hut is inrlig bIn
rule and Leylck anil Loscy. alsn Of Tho Varsity
squad. tor Yale, Wallace and wiIhe m played
had changed hands several times. Prnceion
10y the brilliant playing Of lIodgrmau and Ie-
Xlck carried the ball down 70 Iae's I-yarl
line and Bush was pushed over for q touch
bucking and tackle plays carrie 1 tho bull down
the Held stennily ana Sutphn was carried over
Pripce,Gn's goal line Tying tho score. Aidci
hy ini"s inmbli9g OF ,nnpts the Princeton
Yale team steadily backward and iIodccman
scored. Yale started Off in the sec nd half
With rush hut rinccton held on her 3-yard
nj Ev ,,,g,,,
~ kicking and Yac's fumbling Of punts.
Princeton forced the ball down to Yales 7-yar,i
Inc, Yale tried topunt but the hall went over
s a%s he OF mc G s Of his
man and Leyck broke through the Yale limo
with ease scoring their third touchdown.
WESLEYAN. 40: AMHERST
!. AMHERST. Nov. 1a-The second game OF
IN" New England Triangular League resulted
s S"GSa The game ps WHOLE YES mofe
game 81, a week ago, Tie amherst t' team
pu 1.Hm s ia 9r sE%wst is
their scoring Ia the first half. In tho
endangered Nesleyan'S goal The Wesleyan
sive pay and was heavier than the Amherst
team. Amhcrsts hard playing up to the end NJ
least showed hard training. Both sides puntei
about equally, Most Of the gains on both sides
and Calder played well for the Connecticut
team and Park, Balleptine. Dudley, Royse,
MashOnrn and Clark all put up hard game
for Amherst,
WILLIAMS, 81; RENSSELAER,, 10.
team, eonsissi"r mainly Of substtutes,.' a dss
icated the Rensselaer, Polytechnic team on
Weston Field to-day by the score OF ri to ID
"i'liams's oflensiss work was strong, but the
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AZ lovers OF i9otball and sport generally will ba
Vet,SSsmu " me hait'Ba * n story OF School
roouhall ana o"li, by Ia ph henry ar our TIM.
Lonnsr and Seasouablc book is pubIished by ID hn s
e'sion Co.. Price. SI.50.-Ady. " ~ AP
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To-DRy's Football Events.
Harrison Rangers VA. Scottish Am sricans at Harr


East Ends VS. Hustiors at Paterson.
Irish Americans VI. Columbia, at Newark.
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STANDARDIZATION. o; Washington and Jefrer-
son. q. Touchdown-H cCord. Goal from
Cornell. Umpire blaine Aiken. Washington
and Jefferson. Linesmpn-H II. Jar"wav,
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Cyelcr Mcpuaee WIN DO No Moro nnc,nr

BosToS. Nov. 1S-Eiward McDufroe. tho
widely known bicycle cracS. has retired from
the racing path. He finds the game too severe
for him. and has accepted u position with n
horSeless carriage firm. ArDu'lee holds rec
ords from ono up to fiftcen miles. made In
IIlnn. - y.