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BROOKLYN. 2; ST. LOUIS, o.

DhoohbrN, q, b. LOUIS. U.
Although two games were regularly sohed-
, Sied for Brooklyn and st. Louis at Washington
lRark yesterday. and the ble-header WAC
advertised. only one game was played. much
NO the disappointment Of quito a crowd Of
franks. In the morning Manager Hanlon
,1ound that the grounds. particularly the out
Held. were watsr-loEEed. Fearfdi OF having
lsome more OF his star players injured on the
-eiipnery turf. Hanlon notified the st. Louis
stub at IL O'Clock that only one contest could
take place; and. at the same time. he put q
dozen men to work with spongss. and mops TO
crowd began to arrive at l O'Clock. ignorant Of
she rossponemsns and fading the gate,
pist9 oS ssd
iPro,est. They wanted a double: header Tor
see wisdom in Hanion's jodsm mem But f' the
manager adhered to the opinion that he was
right. He said in explanation:
Dunn. but his support was not equal to The lat
ter's. He had great speed, eleven men going
bs and H: "a. % q. By
play for 8. Louis when he succeeded In stop
slnpo Is, do VI. ip tGs mud Is srs6Ssa tie 6s
Eiok made BY the visitors and that occurred in
s an sSsn ooD0o9 had esed h dS Z.
inofrensive ball. which was lying on the ersss.
psy It s so tSss sS OH.
decidedly refreshing in view Of some OF the
Kelley scored Broosiyn's first run IN tho i arst
inning on his single, Keeler's life on Child's
error and two cuts In the seventh, with one
scored on Beck's terrific drive to the right field
fence for two bags. The score:
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Yale Needs Heavy Mon.

New HAVEN. Sept. 22.-Thirty candidates
were on Yale Field this afternoon for an hour
under the eyes OF Coaches James o. Rodgers
and W. 7. Bull. Rodgers was not favorably
impressed with the material at hand. Heavy
men are tho great need now as year
ago." said Rodgers. However. the rest
Of the squad will be here by Mon.
what We have. Cupha the big Hawaiian.
begins to understand IN come degree the work
t0n for superb Pl,syeG at that PosltiSa and
his entire attention to the kicking. During a
part Of the afternoon he was working
Of puntinE than that the latter has used
heretofore. Mcbride, has tremendous
trouble last year, was that his punts
travelled SO fast and so far that the ends had a
hopeless task in getting down with the ball
Bulls sndeayor Is to develop the kicking force
Harvard and Princeton on an equality In this
department OF the game. F. T. Murphy and
F. 8. Butterworth will arrive next Tuesday to
stay week.
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The winners at Chicago.

CHICAGO. Sept. 22.-All day long a drizzlinr
rain fell at Harlem and the afternoons sport
was spoiled. In the sloppy track. however. the
horses ran to form better than on the sticky
going OF the past two days. Three favorites
and one second choice won. the other races 20
ing to outsiders. Summary:
First Races furlongs Tho Rush. 100 IT. Burns).
to l. won: Brownie Anderson. 100 (Conley) 8 to 2
second; Yoloco. 1o7 Vittoe', IL 10 l. third. Time.
Second Race-Seven fnrlonRs-Fantasy, lo4 Dom
inick>. 80 to |, won; Owyhee. 100 BasBnRerl so to
I. second The Geezer. OF tsilvers), to 1. third.
Time. l:34%.
Third Race-one mile and a si1teenth-Tappan,
1o7 M. Wehberl, 10 ]. won; Tulane, 90 IT. Burns)
ITO 2. second; Hittick. 100 wilson. to ]. third.
Time, :65A.
OVerton) to I. won; Intriguer, 90 wv. Wilson, so
70 !. second Pnky Potter, sa Fogg) 16 to l. third.
Time. 1;54A.
Fifth Rsce-FLye furlongs-Desoy. los Ct. Burns).
7 10 2, won; Miss Fec. 90 Dominick) 80 TO 1.
second; Florzor. lo5 tconley,. to third. Tine.
Six Race-six furlongs-Damocles III Duaan). s
to 2, won: Eva Wilson. lOb tshepard), is to 1,
second; Sir Fitzhugh. 90 Knight. 10 to 1, third.
Time, 12OH.
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HARVdRD's LINE UP,
Good Puntsr Found in HaIlowell, the End
Rusher.

CAMBRIDGE. Sept. 22.-The Harvard Varsity
eleven had its frat partial line up OF the season
this afternoon. 1t was by no means a regular
game and Trainer NcMaster afterward said
that 1t was only done to get the men gradually
into playing condition by letting Thorn have a
taste OF combat. All the time was EN- ployed in
punting and having the ends tackle the
opposing backs while the line en- alton pit cd
to break through. There was no scrim-
Dr. Brooks. Wrightington Emmons, Charles
Brewer. Haughton. Bernie Trafford. Garrison,
and DR.. QUINN were on the field and assisted
In the coaching. Dibbles and Burden had the
big men at work on Jack McMaster's taokline
Capt. burden sent Rainsford in at right
tack and confined himself to coaching at first
but later went 10 at right tackle. Swain
was put against Eaton and the way he
handled that husky parsonage was q sight for
sore eyes. OF the ends Hallowell. Campbell.
Ristine and Parker did excellent work,
The puntsr that has boon sought so assidu-
ously also turned up In the person OF Jack
Hallowell. the end rush. After ha had finished
chasing the punts. Haughton. who waa Ia
uniform. sent him back OF the line. His nrst
punt was far and away over Days head. and
the crowd set up . cheer. Five minutes Of
this work set Haughton dancing Harvard had
q pupter that 1t would pay to work on. The
coaches were pleased with tho work after tho
men went In. W. H. Lewis. tho centre OF old
days. will return on Monday and take com plote
charge OF tho defence.
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Baseball Notes.

Base ball sharps are predicting that Baltimore VIM
beat ont Philadelphia and Boston.
Brooklyn has won the series from St. Louis 9
games to 4. there boing two postponed games that
cannot he played OF.
In the series between the Washngtons and Cinoin-
nAtie the latter players eight games and scored
81 runs against six victories and 81 for Irwin
men.
Tomorrow. at woehawken, the West New York
Field Club will once more meet their Atrongost oppo-
nents for semi-professional championship honors
the Poughkeepsie team.
Dahlen will resume play with the Brooklyns to-
day, according to Hanlon and Wrigley will be
moved to second base until DAILY 10 able to
play which will be about the middle OF nett week.
Including two tic games. tho Baltimores Tailed
60 and the Louisvilles 4 runs. OF the thirteen
the thirteen games played to tnish the Louisvles
won seven.
X. J.-No.
The ten inning tie game between tho Hoboksns
and Star Athletic Club will be played on tomorrow
afternoon tho St George Cricket grounds.
Hobohen. Terry McGovrrn. tho bantam W ig ut
champion, will oficiate As umpire.
President Young has made mess Of the Wrigley
case. 1t was asserted yesterday that he would order
the player to return to the New York club. Han
Ion. whom he head the statement. said he would
keep Wrgey at all hazards. as he has been legally
purchased from the Syracuse club in accordance
With the requirements q the National Agreemsnt.
tice from the Leagues president.
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Barnard to Coach Mt Princeton.

PRINCETON. Sept. 22.-Princeton's already
large coaching squad was increased to-day by
W. H. Barnard who has given up his position
as head coach OF the Cornell team to help the
Tigers out this fall and Tyler sub-Ruard on
the 90 eleven. Among the other coaohers who
Kelly and Peter Ballet Charles Young. Cor
nell's star player who has entered the Theolog-
ical Seminary, was out to- day for the flrst time.
on the scrub and has siRnihed his willingn ess
70 help Princetop turn out an eleven TO down
was kept out Of the .lnal games last year on
account Of an Injured knee, has put his name
down for his old position. Duer, 100 pound
tackle from Chicago. was tried out aRAihs ct
Hillebrand and showed up in good form. Other
players who were out iorthe first time this aft
ernoon were Fullback Wheeler. Quarterback
Duncan. Rlght-end Arthur Pee and Substitute
guard Mills,
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PILOT nor IN rnoNr.
Beats Aioes on the Speedway Richard
Croker Second In . Brush.

Croker Second In q bruen.
The announcement that Frank Works
$500 trotter. Pilot Boy. 2:ooH, and Nathan
Strauss new road horse. Aloes. TOOK. were
going TO settle an old score on the Speedway
yesterday afternoon. attracted great throng
Of pleasure drivers and pedestrians to the pop
ular speeding ground north OF Washington
Bridge. The rival trotters had met last week
in an impromp tu brush. the result OF which
was net satisfactory TO both drivers.
At that time Mr.. Works trainer. Charley
was driven By his owner. Yesterday Mr.. Stratus
racing ' shsli Of TOAD load WAGON. the vehicle
Weighing only sixty-flye pounds.
MS put In M az
70 The stable and get something to match 4.
posal. II, was. I 80 o'clock before both horses
com. sSronrsa WIZ .nrnoS
until It was Ike a Sunday afternoon at the
hi RoSspd es Sry 1.. sssps driving h
ST.issf joe S BSrts VAS se 6s.as d. f.m%say
little eSs.tnut. ,doId:n Star: : 10y. Far :
~: big n' her. s n sSna.oh: si'. his hsss1
. dsa.s All e., Sf sssS n .ss ss &:
tob:saryers on the Speedway last sunday. and
in the brush Yesterday he had the telling ed-
Sis tiptoes ali the way from the bend to the
!Down near the Point OF Rocks. whore most
a. the brushes end Golden star lst out sn1ther
up Ills head went e III to pieSss 10 Wig bTest
esS that Mr. 9oS sbn
2:2iX. the ersnd"ire Of Aux, 2.o5S.
ao ss.s Up .S e. ; sss srqn fsy
eether and came sailing down the broad.
dussr IN nS sood up IN
teks. to tell the two drivers when their horses
&C. 'S S fi sss 9 T st sss si''s
t ss, 80 a ssst in .s ap' tt; Il B:
AZ the next trial they went away nicely to-
Pilot Boy, quicker, than Aloes to reach his Ut;
9srds ' lad sG' Ssa p
gray eelding going at his best olp and Il was vas
ISst ground Atth: snd q = quarter Of mile
se s sS a pHH G as 0 &: xsp s5sss 9.
twice, but still the grey, continued to increase
Tie delight hstEesP them IL Sms about
all out. doing the best he knew how.
-, After this tilt was over. nearly everybody on
| the road seemed intent on taking the shine Off
his neighbours horse. The brushes came
thick and fast In one spirited bout Mrs. Fl D.
beat the. fast little trotting mare Creeping
Flower, handled By DR.. Gil; Brooks. 2:l5
pss 1 spdS but
horse show trotter. Wilbur. 2:12H. pulling a
| high.wheel wagon. sprinted Away from Honor
| Bright, 2:2Sh, and Golden Star, 2:1eh, not
counting paeer or two that iulne In the chase.
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NEW YORK.

Slated for Carriok in the ninth inning.
&it n %nr sE',''.'''..'..'.oo 93S9 o89 Ill
left on bases-Pittsbure, u; New York, 8. Three
base hitsIwoodru6, McGreery. Mccarthy Two
bases-T: oBren. Mccarthy. sacrince hits-BoW.
erman. Mccarthy. Lever. Beaumont. Double play
Wilson and Gleason. First base bAlls-On Car
xiOi. 81 OF Lever l., Struck out-gy Carrick i; by
Lever, & Passed salis-Wssrnsr. umPtrss.Manss-
PITTsBURG. 4: NEW YORK. 0-sEooNp GAME
The SECOND game was also won by the Pitts
bnrGs, Umpire Manasssu calling the game
sixth inning: Hofrer pitched In his old Balti-
more style, holding the homo team down TO
McGarr declared Tom O'Brien out on a close
decision at SECOND base In the fourth inning.
and q kick followed Wilson ran out to second
base. but McGarr sent him back in hurry.
The score:
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Esperanza Defeats Asahi.

NEWPORT. Sept 22.-Two OF the thirty-foot-
ers. the Esperanza and the Asahi. raced to-day
over the Dyer's Island course In strong SOUTH
west wind In the run up tho bay the Asahi
took the lead. but on the wind was passed by
the Esperanza. The summary:
E3dpsed
Start Finish. Tims.
Boat. Otcntr. II. NJ. @. n. M.s. II. n. q.
EspsranBA. II o. Have
meyer, Jr $4,000 5,59E7 2:o5:5T
ABahi,. .... Il. Warren. 3:64t00 6:OO;44 2:06;Ak
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American jockeys VIA at Manchester.


LONDON. Sept. 22.-The race for the Bury
Two-Year-Old Selling Plate OF 1o3 sovereiRns.
five furlonEs. was run at Manchester to-day.
1t was won by Mr.. CovinRton'E SWears. ridden
by the American jockey. L. Rein. Mr.. Stevens g
Star OF the Evening Ally was second. and Mr..
Bates's Vallotta. third Nine horses ran.
The race for the Durham Plate OF $50 SOW
erelKns. for three-year ods and upward. one
mile and half was won by Lord William
BerSsford's Violence. ridden BY the American
jockey. Il. Martin. Hawthorne was second and
Thorne third. Only three horses ran.
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First base errors-New York. /; PittaburR l.
Left on basea-Eew York. 9: Pittsburg. 5. Two Base
hit-Ely. Stolen bAse-McCreery. First base on
balls-on HotIer-2 OF Garoni. /. strnok out--By
Hotter. =; by daroni .: Wild pitch-daroni. UNI.
pires-ManAssAu and McGarr. Ttme-l hour and
IL minutes Attendance-6Oo.
CINCINNATI, 9; PHILADELPHIA. 2-FIRsr oAME,
PniLApELPHIA. Sept, 22:-PhiladelphiA and Cincin.
natl play cd double eader here this afternoon and
broke even, In the nrst game the locals could do
nothing with the delivery of HAWley and the visitors
won handy az u consequence. Attendance $40.
The score:
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Three Fast Heats by Prince Alert Over
AIlentoMn'a Half Mile Track.

ALLENTOWN. Sept. 22.-This was a great day
at tho Allentown Fair. Tho attendance Of
$4,000 collapsed all other Fridays In the history
OF the society. and Prince Alert. owned by j.
II. Hanley OF Providence. and driven by Ben
Walker, paced In 2:06x over half-mile track
record. At the same time he won tho race In
three fast heats. Democracy won the SECOND
offered by the m al aRement for beating 2:l0.
The rem arkable performance was q iven In the
free for all trot or pace. In which there were
three starters. Choral being the third one. Tho
owner OF Prince Alert has challenged Ana
conda. 2:03't. to race for $1,000 side.
Sum m a ries:
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BLOOMFIELD. Sept 22-The women Of the
Glen Ridge Golf Club played to-day for the
Innever prize with the following results:

EssiswooS St team %sssS a! SseisScod; pis s
latter Tor the Adams CUP; Hsrbor Hiii and
TT eS match. a The Eestsbs,tes Coll
J" Bers cup at the YopntafsS Country
Club. IN addition there will BE- tn, weekly
"A golf oub to be known as the Crawford Colt
Club has recently been organized at CRAWFORD
ss m1 Hl an walk ~ sRe New eHTlsS n
from Elizabeth to Roselle. The land 10 most
nf. fP. for 81 t %sf .Sb scs ~,
club: In the State because 81 its situation ard
Hs ssi siT S'f NJ. hIesG se
ss Of Ieoy r,ons last Thurs
Sss%'s;sd The ioiio~ias committees were
man; d; u; Ti,le, Easard Everett. II; 4. humph.
building and House. ccmmi.tes.F. w. Hnnter.
GSaa.p woosns % E.:l 1 snS % B. + Fol-
Miller, !: 4 Madden ana I Il tsis; n1n' - ~ ~
Hopkins and L. A; M.they. :
Committee on Charter-L L. Coudert Chairman;
T. G. woodling. W. @. Major and q. f Merrill.
In pursuance Of the policy determined on by
foregoing committees was selected from tho
me EN- bers. not mem bers Of the Board Of Gov
ernors. Two thousand dollars have already
been subscribed. with several large subscrip-
tions in sight, although no active canvass has
yet been made for subscriptions. A profess
ford to look over the grounds, and make sug-
gestions as to their proper laying out. The
committee adjourned to meet on Thursday.
Sept %.
The annual women's tournament OF the
81. 20 and %. The qualifying round will be
for the Governors Cup and thSre will also pc Q
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The results IN tho WeBtbroOk handicap, q
eighteen holes. medal play. follows:

The results in the westbrook handicap, at
| eighteen holes medal play. follows:
Gross. Heap. Net.
@. L. Watson. westbrook-
f Gnt'. : { I 6 rs ts- ss- 10 50
T. O. Ennever. MontclAir--
Out fn' ''.s 81 s-Si-los- 49, SO
W. Wood, westbrook--
GH' ..s :7:s Isl 81 ss- IL 81
o. ". Bird. Aeadowhrook-
Ont n.. ID ! : 9Ss ss- Sc 49, 81
II. Maxwell. Nassau Country
Gn' s : 8 I E Sc 80 ss- IL 81
@. II. Barnes Crescent A. c.
Ga's 8 3 8 s SO ss-1,- 80
q. Clark. Jr.. shinnecock Hills
Ga'::S ! ! s Z da- as So o ss
James A. Tying, Morris County
f Gst..::ss : I ) 8 IS Is So {, 50
James +. Curtis. OAKLEY
G fn,..s : S IS go o. 81.
f 2s' .:.s 5 is ,s- 50
@. T. Richardson. lakewood
2fa'' : Z 80 10 90 o. 90
E. 8. Knspp, westbrook-
f Gns.'.ss : : Z g & 80 oo- D. 90
| J. L. Roosevelt, wsstbrook-
Efnt..:5s Z 3 s-Ss ,s- 90
| Fred o. Beach, Aoadowbrook-
f Ga..:.:S I g ! e Is s7- 100
J. R. suydam. westbrook-
Gn.. - ! : "a S--ttss-,o1- 10 o.,
R. C. Watson. Jr. -weStbrook-
f Gn...::SS ! : I ST. s- sa- 80,
John N. Knapp. we.tbrook-
Gn...::S ! 8 2-ss-,11- 49, 90
CT. Watson. ESSEX County Country
fn S..,::S & 2 SlS S--a1G3-,o.- %
! A. Holmes. Morristown Field
Gint....ss ! 3 T a-Ss5s-1o7- IL 90
| s. A. Jennings. westbrook-
G fH......s ! g 8 55--3SS-los- ~ OF
W. Bayard Cutting, we.tbrook-
Gnt','iS ! : 3 s So 49, 90
Gfn'.:.77 8 8 : : 5lSS- $3.50 so.
f HS'. 10 : : ,s EIss ,a-lo.
H. R. Duval. Jr.. we.tbrook-
i EH'',,is ) 11C 4 S-SG 1910.
The summary foll9ys:,
ston. Westbroof. beat H. b. HoiIIns Jr. West brook,
sRa d RsS III M pds, JRsS Meadow
TO SeSs fk9P
W Bird, GtsdowOroOk, by Sup and to play S''' W
In the final round, at eighteen holes match
| play yesterday at the Ardsley Club, for The
special handicap cup. hiss Corn ella ClGrkson,
With odds OF sixteen strokes. beat Mrs. A. De
CochrHnS's card was:
2ut...'.........".s s9STssa so
Miss Garrison received stroke on ali bus the
FIRST two holes. Her score was 10.
Tho women OF the Montclair Coli Club will
have tive extra competitions dHring this month
has offered Q very handsome putteE for a put
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the wsstchester County Fair. The harness
racing was resumed at 10 o'clock. when the
2:37 trot was finished. James McClenahan's
Orwood defeated The Goth and Willie Winckles.
The principal event Of the card was the 2:21
class. In which Miss Kate. owned by James
Butler. won first money In straight heats.
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George Considne. who succeeded Mike Pad.
den as matchmaker OF the Broadway A. c..
said Yesterday in speaking of the alleged
lighting trust: The Broadway A.. G. he's
nothing to do with either the Coney Island or
Lenox clubs. 1t will sail along on its own
hook. We don't care to bother with other peo-
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TEBEAU'S MEN BLANKED.
DRooKLYE's PLlY FAST RAIL NE
HIND DUNN's FINE PITCHING.

bupsrbns Lead Further Increased ~ the
0uakers and Bostons Win and Lose
New Torks Drop Two Games to the Pitts
burEs-A Walkover For the Louisviliss.
by whitswashins st. Louis yesterday In q
model game Of ball. tho Brooklyns scored their
nineheth victory out OF 100 games and also ln-
creased their lead stxty-seven points. The
Phiiadelphias won and lost with Cincinnati. and
Boston did the same with Chicago. New York
dropped double-header 10 Pittsbure. and the
Washingtons wero fairly buried By the Louis
yilles. The results:
Srootlyn, .; 81. Louis, o.
fttsburx IL; Eew York. 2 carat gsmel.
Hesourg. =; New York second ssms).
Cincinnati, o; Philadelphia. 2 Cnrst gsms).
philadelphia, Q; Cincinnati. 8 tsecond gams).
Chicago. o; Boston, o tnrst Camel
Boston. 9: Chicago. uscond camel.
Louisville. II; Washington.
THE puoonD
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Defender aoinE Out of Commission.

NEWPORT. Sept. 22.-The sloop Defender
went to Bristol this morning taking all her
spare sails and gear which were sent ashore at
the HerTOshoIs for storage. 1t was nearly six
O'Clock before tho Defender returned to New
port. Tomorrow morning the boat will leave
for City Island TO go out OF com misSlon.
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'osros, 9; CHICAGO. 7-sroosD GAME.
Totals. els 241H q

Batted for Willis in the eighth inning
Roston. ......................O SIS
Chicago ............,.......1 y o o 1 o.
Three base ht-Taylor. Home run-Langc Stolen
bases-sullivan, Btahl Nertes Bacrince hit-Curley.
First base on bAsof Willis 2; of Taylor 8. Struck
opt-By Willis 1; by Taylor, g. Umpires, 0'Day and
Murray. Time, hours and IL minutes. Attend
ance-3. 900.
LouIsvILLr, lit WARRINGTON. I.
WARRINGTON, Sept. 27.-NoGee gave Ave FREQ passes
In three innings to-day and was withdrawn. Wey-
hing was hit al over the lot. Tho release OF Short.
stop Schstbeck purchased from the Montreal
club to-day. The score:
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baseball Games To-Day.
oTHER GAMEI

NATIONAL LEAGUE AND AMrR1cAN ASSOCIATION.
Boston. at New York; Washington, At Brooklyn;
Baltimore. at Philadelphia Cleveland. at Pttsburg
oTHER GAMRs.
South Orange T. @. vs.. New York Central and
Hudson River Railroad A. A.. At South Orange.
Eewtown A. A. VI, Dewey A. O.. at Newtown.
Crawford Va. North End A. G.. at Crawford.
Hampstead VS.. Murray Hills, at Hampstead.
Park.
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WARRINGTON.


First base on rrors-washington, 2; Louisville. .
Left ON ba,es-Wsshington: .; Louisville, TO- First
run-Freeman. Three base hits-Leach. Wagner
thinner. Two;base hits-staglo Meaann. Kelly
Olingman Stolen bases-Hoy, Leach. Wood. Hi
by ptoher-By weighing 1. Umpires-Bnyder and
Dwyer. Tme-1 hour and 90 minutes.
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bs.cs-Eysritt. Sacrifice hit-Lows. Base. on
ballE-On Garvin. 2. Struck out-By Nichols, Q.
Double plsys-Nichols, Lows and Tenneyi Bradley.
ourley and Eyeritt, Passed balls,-Donshue. Berg:
en-. wild pitch-0arvin. Umpires-ODay and
Murray Time hour and ~ minutes. Attend.
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The Chapces Aro very Mueh Mora

Than favorable for nllnR your Hotel or Board
ing House with desirable patrons II you place
your advertising In THK SUNS columns.-Adv.
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Jockey sloan in No Condition to Ride.
SDsefai Gable De.patcA % Tuu su,

LONDON. Sept. 22.-The Evening Netcs states
that Jockey Sloan Is In no condition to ride
He Is suffering from a strained back. and ale
though he tried hard to make the weight for
his mount in the race for the Autumn Breed
ers Plate. he had to give up. Lord william
Beresford. therefore. has engaged Cannon to
ride for him in this race.
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CoIumbia,s First Football game.

ColumbiAs football warriors will mAke their debut
on the aridiron ct NArEAretville. in tho CatskilI
Mountains. Their opponents will be the strong
Walton eleven.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-09-23

Dewey Celebrate OD.-A dVertiSe Now for Guests
j., More people and better people read TIE Sun
reason you will realize a quicker response
through advertising In Its columns than
through any other medium. II you conduct q
this.-Adp.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-09-23

On Monday nine holea handicap for women
will be. started at the Knickerbocker Field
Club. Associate mem berg, and the wives and
prize will be q handsome gold pin, and tho
patches will be- eontinued daily, except on
sropRg Win Be n retsinsd each Wesi By tie be
player making the lowest net score and Il will
be awarded finally TO the one winning II the
greatest number OF times. On Dewey Days"
Sept. 28 and 20. there will be golf ball handl-
cap sweepstakes for the men players.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-09-23

Baseball, Washington Park, $3.50 To-day.
Brooklyn W. Washington. Adm. 6os. aSSs-Adv.