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The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1899-06-16
TROTTING 1T Crystal LAKE.
Eronson's Dusky Monk Takes Second
Money I'm $3.50 Event.

Middletown, June 15.-The first race
of the season was held at Crystal Lake
Park this afternoon with good sized
attendance. The classes We're well filed
and the finishes We're close. In the 2:30
class there was suspicion of jockeying
in the fourth heat and the heat was not
allowed Summary:
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Otis WILL HAVE $4,000 MEN
FIGHTING STRENGTH OFTHE PHIL
IPPIEE ARMY.
An Effort Making to Organize Three
Regiments Composed of Officers and
Men of the State Volunteers Desiring
to Remain in Service-Thc Reinforce
ments.

organizing three regiments in the Phil
ippines composed of officers and men Of
the state volunteers who desire to rs
main in the service. If the full COM
plemcnt cannot be made up from those
discharged volunteers the regiments
will be organized and officered in skele-
ton form until recruits can be sent from
the United States to fill them. These
three proposed regiments, with three
regiments of regulars to sail from San
Francisco on the 22d and oath and those
under orders for Manila, will give Cen
eral Otis 900 fighting men.
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ATHLF TICS.
: Radical Chang. ut Yais - An Athletic
Board to Govern.

NEW HAvES. Nov IA mas meeting OF
Ya's students was hsld In Alumni Hall
this evening to consider the agreement
which WAS sn'crei into by the Yale
Hold CORPORATION and the presidents Of
the Yale University Football Association.
IA, Yale University Baseball Association. the
Yale UnIverst'y Boat club and the Ya,s unlysr-
flty A. A. on Nov 10. The agreement provides
for the consol.ia'on Of the naanclal depart-
rrNuts 81 the various athletic associations OF
the university. Tho other purposes Of the
agreement are briefly:
To turn over to the university as part OF its
property and It's tru4t. the athletic field
and boat house and secondly 10 create
an athletic board. with treasurer
G.rG'nt%.I by ,otht, ss.rp"r.tT.G , at is
manage til. Few properly thus given over to
the nuiycr. ~ and to have continuous super
Vision 81 the funds OF the four athletic or.
Eaul2ationa The second change aims at
placing all athletics on basis of greater
stability hV, the creation ot an athletic
the university. which turns over 10 him the
mhnngrm"ni oi the hcl ~, and from the under
graduate mnnng"rs who turn over to him the
II. tronsurcr Is thus to be brought into
direct and intimate, relations with both tho
ars 10 he strengthened Gy The forma'i"n
- the proposnt Athletic Hoard. consisting OF
rc ~" m.mE.r s" Tns mSpnT"r. o, 'Rs az AZ
fercnt athletic associations win continue in
ihcIr. dUrss with practically the same powrrH.
but M" work has SO increased In la'e years,
thu responsibility has become SO welghty.
that Is 10 almost essential to have some
: rmanent power. AT hand to ensure CONT
nuity in Inle's athletic policy and to offer the
ienrnts Of reliable aid and experience when
they nre needed
A. Rockefeller President OF tho toothal as
sociAtton presided AZ the meeting and read the
agreement. lie emphasized Eome OF the ad-
NHntages TO be- gained by the change
which the agreement would produce.
namely: tho freedom from future friCt on
would result with tn" ins'allation of grndu-
nta athletic treasurer, the lessrn'ng ~ eN-
Ieusas cause hV tho concentration Of man
Argument. the continuity NJ athletic policy IL
wuuId occasion, rrd RS result a general i'm :
Irpyomout In athletics
II 3 Brooks. ~. Of New York said that az
reuresHntativa Of several New York alumni,
who were interested In the change, he had
come to New Haven to report that plans had
been mads by a number OF graduates to pay OF
the debt on the field that Il might be turned
over free from any encum brAnos, This debt
amounts TO about $4,000
The agreement wNs unanimously ratified by
the various associations after the un iversIty
meeting. Walter Camp will 10 the treasurer
under the NV arrangement
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scAoolboy Legislators in sss,io..

Tho regular moLthly meeting OF tho New
York Intersoholastic A. A. was hSli At Barnard
School Yesterday afternoon. The delegates
present were:
powd and BENJAMIN uArpardi spraksrsnd Mckee,
Berkeley; B4et aud del,tensG. CnL :, 81 ,Hn-s ani
smIh Gginm9iA iT.lin',' nsIdrpoG's Sni b@ Eo
s.tf ana fansiy De All n ,n,S. BTp,r All
Morrison. ps sht, liooss sud frrrmSn. N.l "..n.
JOCkCl and HOHuHl SNgAS, Rogers aut ward lHnItt f,
wiison.val
The constitution. which is Ia the hands OF n
will be presented At the n-x, msetng Both
Van KlreCk and Gelstensn, who rave rharE- OF
the work. are We 40 IL ln,rIts,ho n..iT sLort.
and with tho assistance Of President brup r.,
should be able to fix matters 80 ns 10 do away
with all protests aud wrang ng Ia the future.
The Football Com m ttes reported sv"ry'hng
promising for SUCCESS o. season financially
As there Is q great demand Tor hockey and
he7ket6all, Pres silent Draper appointed me
Tuesday 10 draw M Scheduie:
Hoe sy-Eakin, Dr rlor, chairman: Mckee" II IKE.
ley Fanelly, De La sale. and SMITH, .'mba lh-
Observation-Disclosures r,Tnarl, ,ehairm'p', Nv
iusr; HoEuot, sachs, and Gs!Nteu,n Cutler.
The Staten Island Military Acuiomy's april
cation OF membership was reJsctnd.
c s sd RSSS Sf' "a SGS' Rrs. 2fsf' amnI
Secretary b i Parsons Of prat, ia.t,yul. 70.
stated that the objects OF thu mseting wsIo TO
consider the football protests HE'D against st.
pauIs School by Pratt Institute AMI age.nst
the Boys II gh schooi by Erasmus Hall High
School, Profs,. hackus and WrllmGp, Nor
Hall team, ind Coach Lew and MuUsrpr Wee
n0n for III" Boys iligh hopi. President Man
ming said II would br against the ss' Interests
~ lnterSchplaStlo sporl 10 oysrrule dee Sous pt
referees, Atsra long discussion the, !neatins
refused TO entertain the protest. The Pratt
Institute management through DR.. j. Martin
voorhees,. physical director, withdrew Its pro-
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Indoor Baseball.

An interesting game OF indoor baseball was d.
eidsd at the Armory Of the Second Signal Corps on
Dean street near Washington avenue Prooslyn.
late on Monday night. Tho opposing mines Wer-
from tho Second Naval Battalion and the Secoul
signal Corps. Ths Reserves, lel 10y cat, farnhAm,
paved good game. and although defeated reused
THEN friends to enthI.Asu by their work tho bs'
and ia the held. Tho anal score Sc sond signal
Corps Ia; second Naval Battalion. ..
The most exciting game OF the season in the cham
70. onship tournament VI the twenty third Rsgtnent
was concluded shortly after miinisht yoserdAy
morning In tho armoiy cornSr OF H. dtord and A..
and Comnany Y crossed bats, aud ths result was a.
fCllowE Company G. III Company r. 10.
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bowling Gam..T.-Nirh..

American Sational-ooriuthian, Morninesids ana
Metropolitan. at the GermanIA Assembly Rooms
alleys,
Harlem LeAIue-Audubon, Colonial and River
dale at Ihum h kahlsdurt = allsSs
Columbia Ioagus-hudubon. Columbia and her-
olry, at Schlusslug's alleys.
Arcade Head Pn-Owl No, I, Owl No. 2, Union No
l. Union No. 2 aud Inter Uus at the Arcade AlleNs.
Arlington Natl lnAl-Bllck Bass. iIsun AMI Glen
dale 81 the Arlington Hail slleys
Life Insurance L, Aguc-E iut tile Life Insurance
Company, Fidelity aud Casualty Insurance Com.
PAW aud Metropolitan Life Insurance Company AZ
BtArr's alleys
North Side LeAguo-SwiSs. American. khicksr.
booker aud New York, At IN upH Allrys.
New York Royal ArcAnnm leEue New York
Council. team No, |, Now York Council, team No =.
Ald Manhattan Council. al the Tennis Club alleys
Observation-Disclosures, Crescent and Earthquake
No /, al wiegAuds alleys.
Brnokiyn Royal Arcanum League burnside Coun.
cli, Price Council and Dewitt Clinton Council. A.
Tranorn alleys
brooklyn Royal Aroanum League Sui -LHn"rts
Council Va. Long Island Council, Lencrb C1unul ~,
q lbert Council. Lelcrts Council vs., Fraternity
Coun al, at the Elephant club alleys
Twenty-siIth Ward-stAr VI. ulenmous. Al UmlAS
alleys.
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Hackry senson Opsns.

The hockey season opened last n Shit at tho
st. Nicholas Rink with u game between the
St Nicholas Seating Club and the Columbia
College team. Tho disagreeable weather had
a dscIdel effect on tho attendance, which was
Influenced by the counter attraction ~ the
Horse Show. and only about two hundred
persons wit messed the contest, The score as
Z o. D in favor Of 1t. Nicholas
The Columbia University hockey team met
yesterday TO organize Tor tn" SEASON. GrOrge
r. Eyer 1900. was chosen manager OF last
years team. Lawrence, point; Putnam, goat :
Eyer. forward, and Henderson. forward, hnve
returned to college and will play hut tho
team will I've severely Weakened 10y tho loss Ot
Taii and Huntingdon, who have grn,!uaiel
Eleven new mon have reported Us candidates
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Jenr,e. VIII Cover Corb-rr. Forfeit.

while Billy Brady will not admit IT, 1t Is a
known fact that Jim CoTbett ana Jim JeTries
are TO meet next Friday 10 make \ match
BRADY sail yesterday 10 THE srN reporter that
he would cover Corbett's forfeit " 5000 in a
few days Corbeu said yesterday:
Il am willing TO bet $1,000 that | mae thu
match, The fact that nave agreed to have 1t
take place inside OF tour months Ia proof o' my
sincerity. i-ut IL? / don't want to advertise
myself am anxious to night aud that 10 III!
there IL to II
Brady, when questioned by tho reporter
said: The hght Ia as good as arranged | do
not know when II will come or. Eut YOU can
rest assured 1t will take place before next
summer"
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American Pc, Deg show.

Tho entries for the th I'd annual show OF the
American Pct Dog Club closed on Monday. Any en-.
try mGilod before midniIht en- MsEs=y 10 Ia time.
They were received st tho once Of Schuyler O..
Hodge, tho Superintendent ~ the show, vest, rdAy
hy every ma and there are So many that Mr. Hodge
said he was fsily inundated Win them AMI did not
know where he stood: II will take several days to
classify the entries. The show will be held a. the
Metropolitan Opera House on Nov. ~ and 80 and
Doc, 1, meeting OF the American Pet Dog Club
. O'clock,
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w.rp.i ,s.; OLSON, iI7 wi.tpen 49, Total, ga.

warpsl ls&; OLSON, iI7i wittpen. lIo. Total ga.
soosp 0,ME
Red Hook wheelmen-PanninC, 1871: johnson.
100: Warped. 81. OLSON. IT'S, Wittpen. 49,. lotA.
o6s.
Defender wh.elmen-J. Werner, I2+; Hnels. o.;
Trehm. ID, A, Werner. lUe; SchIlssman. III. IoA-
e85.
TBIRp aANE
Defender wheelren-J. Werner. 1tt Hucls. l7'
Erehm, lho; A. Werner. 1903, SchlissmAn. III
Total. dtB.
Carroll Park whoeim-u-Bss. I3o; Nash. ,lH
FRslhon. il3; speilman. loo; wAtten. -. Teh.
y2S.
The Golden Rods added two more games to their
credit In the National League tournament ~ SAT-
alleys last night The scores
FIRST GAMN.
Oriental-Mltchell, 1874; Coulon. lsa; atllhaus,
lsu; schultz. Id6 stumpfel ldc. Total. $40.
Dooltt s-tiray. liza Hucomb. 1885, Wright. lss;
luke. 1906 COrman, Ian. lutal, etl.
SECOND oAMB.
Oriental-Mitchell IsG; Couion, lN2; 6illhAus.
lSS; schultz 1915 StuInptcl lS7. Total. sua
Golden Roa-ShsrwNot, I4s: ECtstcin, III; Meier.
l6p; Schroeder, 100; Eek, $50. Total. s2i.
THIRD GANE.
Doolittls-9ray, lass Holcomb. lS3, Wright, 1877;
luke I2t; Coanan. III. Total, THn,
Golden Rod-krnner. IS2; Eckstein, lHI; Meier.
ao0i Sherwood. 1906 FOX. 40. Total. s7s.
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RACING.
Poor Riding the Cause Of Three Losses q,
Bennings.

WASHINGTON. Nov. 14.-Bad riding was re-
sponsible for the defeat OF three horses al
Jennings this afternoon, two OF them being
f6vorites and the other a second choice. Strang-
est looked the best In the first and was backed
from to 2 to = to 9. He was pounds the beat
horse In the race but jenkins rode a wrstched
race on him. he being shut out several times
durinR the race. yet at tho cad was only beaten
a nose Clawson rode the second choice Ban
gor In the third race and brought about
his defeat BY q stunid piece q riding, On
the far turn he sent Bangor from last
place to two lengths In front In less than q
sixteenth. O'Lsary sat still on Rare Perfume
aud whom he went up to Bangor In the last
furlong the latter had nothing left and Rare
Perfume won easily. Sparrow Wing. favorits
for the fourth. should have been returned an
easy winner instead OF finishing fourth. but
DanRman had him all over the track, and at
the end he was beaten alength. Cislss. equal
tavorite with James and Fonsalee. graduated
I,S% in' aEys rom gSsueay @ fSH
backed down from 10 to to 9 to I, heat the
flag several lensths and thi. enabled him to
F p RscSaseVc r' turlons.-Iindul.. ss cocon.
ain TO IT'S, e tHr R.s. second Ta % los
sSa H S Sayfs Slsf M's''
Second hace-FlNe tur ongs-CiAlcs, 10Y tClAwsnn',
to and to 1. won; Jntylsry, 100 tO'learyl, to
I for plsce. second Ro'.nah. 100 tDangmsnl.
third. Time. i;o3 IN. James. Anglo, AdiutoT
Robert hetcslf. Fonsolee and q. K. Wightm All also
ran.
Third Rscs-ons mile and 100 ysrds-RArs Per-
fume, lIN 60 Learyl, 3 to and to 4. won Bangor.
llH CLAWS NJ, to Tor place. seuon Weller.
Henn, Sry) tn I'd. Time, lava. Compensation
aud Dbmineer also ran.
Fourth Race--s,x furlongs-sw'et Cspcrai, iOs
"a. Hewitt. ~ TO and to I. won! J. A. ORGY. llJ
tUConnorl. I to for place. second Dec.ptNe. III
al LIAR inns e Nm ~
Horns. Decimal and SPARROW Win also ran.
Fifth ia e-On- mtA and asitteenth- Oh srasrao,,
1oo tOLrsrv). TO and u tot won Maurice, lor
(ClkNsUuD. out for place, second Kilt. lOt Dang
man. third. Time. l.6a 10. Bardella also ran
The program me Tor o-morrov follows:
fir.t Racial ages sir and halt turlongs-Cor-
Precursor. AL Gold and fust Whip. los; Scion and
RA DIV, ~.
second Race-Twoyear.olds; I'VE turiosgs-Hager-
don, Stdney Lucas. philustup and Bermuda Pence,
Il2 Carbuncle. Golden Rattle, oupidity and Carss-
al.o. lOA,
THIRD fsaes-HurdIa. selling; one mile and three
qusrters-GnV. Gtikzs. l53 Julius CGsAr. 100 PhI'.
bus lH7: Mcfunsn and necapod. 10 Hurry Up
and Bob white, lbi. Vi entA AID Last Card. las.
Hauwell ana ~. SIN rnian. 1l2: Alvarado IL sni
husntus. loo Domlnssr. Btrargest sud The card.
ner. ini; Ziudula. MatanZas and keit loti sir HUI
bert, lOc. vion. lI
Fifth Racs-Ono mile apd , silts.nth-Trille, i2e:
Chhrentus and .Warrsntcn. Us; kinnhnio.
II2; @Br.t. 100; Glonoins los; FlA1 spianer, iO<!
Queen OF song. 1885, Bangor io2, sir Hubert W.
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New York Club Re.slect. Freedman.

The annual stockholdsrs' meeting Of the New
York Baseball Club was hold yesterday IN jersey
City. freedman. holding tho proxies Of sodon ~
Boston and Brush OF Cincinpstli reelected himself
President Of the club q also voted hiu s.lf the
usnal 10000 salary Edward Il, Mccall was ~.
elect Ire snrsr and Fred Kunwla. va. also chosen
Secretary again, The former Board Of Dir. Cfnrs
wa. rcrlsrtcd to serve Tic Tr,A,ursr's report
while not made public, showed loss.
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The winners mt Chicago.

CHICAGO. Nov. lA-The Lakeside track vas soft
but not heavy to-day and seemed suited to mudde re-
as well a. hprses which lks dry TRACK: Tuers
were close finishes In several races aud three IA
soritss won Tomorrow the local racing ssssoa
ends. SUMMARY;
Fir,t Rac--SI turlongs-Terrslens. lo3 "A
Rbutsyl 10 l. vNn; OdsA vs. tMtchslll 20 :.
second La CarnA. VI lseAtOn) 10 to third. Time,
l.lp4
ius Nv vi sHuI. IL TO wnu: Astrr lOT lHinkeyl, I
~ l. second; PlAntain, lOt (ScaionJ - l. third.
Time, b3ts
Third Ra e-SiI turi0ugs O'Couusll. ii2. Lines.
even. won Br lArs. lU4 Nj h-ll 3 to 1. second,
Tine. III.
Fourth Race-Ons mile Latch Key. los Cviutosl.
to I, Won: Josephiug h. iO2 hNsoul. tn /,
second. Nolandss. 40 tM,tehslp. to o. third
1ims. l;.HA
7 fth Racs-seven turlongs-The Uufno~u. ~
tAlitchelD. to 2. KITTY a. ~ SEXTON. so to
second; Alice Turner. lO5 lHinkcyl, ~ to 1. third.
lime. II 40
s.1th Rac.-slI and on-.hM' turlnugs-Evclyn
Hvrd. 81 W. Jones', to /. won, Refugee, IuI
HinkeJ. ! 90 l. s.nuni. USlh-s. - tuc nson, 40 10
l. third. TINE. i.4n.
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Dixon aud Ryan Draw.

SYRACUSE, Nov, lI.-Bily Ryan Of this city
rounds to draw at the Central City A. c. last
night The men met at l22 pounds. Both
weighed inside the limit. "Yank" Sullivan
was the referee
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RowInE.

ITHACA Nov. IA. -Aquatics at Cornell are still
awakening the interest OF the student body
To-day it was announced, with the consent OF
tho faculty. tho women Of tho university are
soon to erect a bosthouse on tho poad above
tho now Hydraulic Laboratory. Ths women
OF the university have taken livcly interest
In rowing for some years past and last
year had two full crews for their eight
Dared shells heretofore their training
has been conducted on the inlet. some
distance above the Cornell oaihouss The
location was far from favorable. however. and
steps were taken among the women to raise
funds for the erection OF new boathouse
They have now $1,000 at their dsposal and
will at once begin to put up their new house,
The pond upon which they will herea fter row
covers over " snty-thrpe acres OF land and " in
give ample room, especially since all that II is
hoped 10 DO accom- plished Is the physical
exercise.
Coach Courtney aud Capt. liazeI q tho
Cornell crews nrO still busy training the Fresh
man crew candldaIss, BY far the larger
number OF them are stl at work on the rowin q
mach nes In the gymnasium though Courtney
has a squad OF the more promising. who
almost daily recsivs his INSTRUCT Ion In the pair
and four-oarsd barRes on the inlet,
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On Saturday night last at tho gymnasium - thu
Grrpnruint y. ~ G. A., the home team ultNel q
spirited game with the Noun Vernon Y, ", G. 4
team, The score; Greunpoint Y. Al, &. A.. 10; Mount
NOrnDn.
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English students Accept tho Chess Chal-
is.ge of American. Universities.

Social Gable DsIno,eh {, THn scr.
LONDON. Nov 14.-SAerstarJ TattersAll OF the
Cambridge Chess team tslegraphs the corrs-
hpondent ~ The SUN a. follows:
Tho universities will accept the challenge.
Tattersall and softlow are almost certain to be
among the players"
This refers to the challenge sent by Harvard.
Yale and Princeton Chess clubs to the Oxford
and Cambridge Chess clubs for an intsrna-
tional match
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* - lnpgscro played opposite olcot In tho
Mhl.an Barrnm-Both would he Ineligible at
~, Harvard. rrnoetJu aud tho University OF Penn.
V.yanld, $3.50
G%E.aS oap,oliatlon by the Lafayette r. C.. tho
.'"h' ~ \. g. has Soy, ~ open. viii givo reason.
-. ~ Mlo" 20 any llh pound team. AilFpts
,"t> prImlty. 40 Br.mhAn avenue, Jersey
ne I'n,Hy Club would like to arrange a game
~ lHtn aver glug 1870 ponds. IN be played on
rHH"'-.NihS ia morn NJ, on the TcnAhy grounds.
IenAHy. NJ -
Ne Prudential Insurance Company team has the
.SoN ~ lAtes open for hrstClAss el-vensi Nov IL,
irssrSS.u ILanEsgiNinR Day morning Address J..
I.aphAlen manager, care OF Prudential Insurance
company. Newark n, j,
FIX. Y % an injury To tho captain OF tho Oritani
tll, COMPEL ng the latter to cancel it, game
- e.eNen or Dr. MacCh"sney's school, the la'
- ~ ~ opeu to play any preparatory school.
IGr' 'ge, ur any athletic association III New
IN EE tlN'y, Tho team viii 20 ont Of It's class
I''.'Fl - meet a good, s,roug ole, an, Address c.
''''"' Mac h'suuy, lator,un, Nj
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Io.Day's Football Events.

tuits vs. Bowd in at Tufts
oPrncSton, % A"'' o'"Aso nAsA ooh0eA'
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othing Settled Upon for Asoihsr Inter.a-
tisnaI Athletic Contest.

Speeia' Cdol. Ds,pdfh 10 THE sus.
LONDON. Nov. 14.-C. N. Jackson OF Oxford
University, who arranged tho games OF last
June between Oxford and Cambridge and the
Yale and Harvard universities. said to-day. In
regard to another proposed meeting OF teams
from the respective universities In the United
States. that nothing definite had been de-
terminsd upon. but that the negotiations were
progressing alphabetically.
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CrSCTSSlrI. SO, lS.-Ths features ~ tho day At
Newport ~Ss AEIepsAs work IN the Girt event
Gsturv on ~ IN a h.ld OF eleven the lsrtess'ar-
hghf mars "a nra oil ~, Out surrey and st tn IA-t
turn was IT, fourth pIAc- Tlru With sNnde iul
burst Of speed she sm- dosn the street and ~oa
by nose from kunyA. that vas cons !der,d the cure
winner by the bsttOrs and the grand stand. sum.
mariss!
First Raes-fivs furlongs -fle-sing Moments. II 3,
Roland ! O. l, won. JUltA Rose II , IL. IE0mp.
son, - - second, Prluees. 10. los Wsd sT.
strand. 10 20 tA,ri. Time, o..
second Eacs-Oas mile nifty yards-Arrsole, loS
II. EnlgutI. 10 r. Sou, DR.. Wthruw lo4. = k0ss).
third. Time. 1915
lrd Racs--s-,sn turlong.-AsueeuA. lis IL
R-p TO 10. won. KuujA. w h. sivsrsl. 8 TO !.
So nj. Farm Li's los forshandJ. Is u l. third
lime. 2ot,
Fourth Racs-SiI furlongs-J.. Luc!ls o. IT.
EuishD. so l. Won. Fopeit. lOl tBolAndD. = TO |.
second, Aysu.tpEs. ~ t~infnsldI. ~ /. third.
Time. i:lS
.th Rsce-On. mile Acu.hls. 100 tBolAndl. q to
!. n; Gold EoI. iOI T. Knight, Z TO 3. second.
BE True lOs 3uthArd). ~ to third. Time. li.ol.
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Vaikyrio III. May Race Against tho CoIur
biA aAd Shamrock.

Special Cable DHsdsh 10 rHE Sos
GgEESoCK. Nov. 1T Is stated that Lord
Dunraven's yacht VslkyrIs Ill will be nttsd
and Shamrock.
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T urf Notes.

sNS FR.Nelsco. Nov. lL-Follo-ing out orders
thsl only rotting stoeh is TO be I.Ar cd At sstAn.
ford stock farm, sit OF rum NJ stock were
shipped L. New YORK. yesterday /" 10 disposed u
81 ublic .As. Tho col. -ciion comprs.s hgty'siI
fred T. purl 10, also twenty sir heal OF trntt~rs.
Among ths thorouphhreds are F!AmheLu and Re.
cine. A,h 18th records Of taSs AID T ar Rose. a
rot i brood mare TAs IL 81 prCmo-tnE Of the
trot,ers " Elmo. ysArlirg Who 10 said TO have
worked quarter Of nile IN 81 seconds
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RYE, Nov. IA thirteen-hola medal play
contest Tor a lyer pitcher given ~ Mrs. I +.
Sherman. was won TO-DAY at 'h- inks OF the
hplvams Golf Club by Miss AnrEnr'a A.
TOwls Miss TOwls, who 10 one ~ tn .cratch
PLAYERS Of the Larehmont and Rye clubs. made
the course In Nt stroll es, lowering her former
record Miss Matilda Eddy was close sec
1nnl IhA
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NEW HAVEN, Nov "a The University scored
'o'iay On the collage eleven Just about a. II
leased and the play throughout an hour aud n
halt o. hard driving by the coaches was remark
ehy last anG clean. McClung and SANFORD
NNfse' tho mon on a solid defence which they
used gliuS' the colleg" with fne resu tB A feat
VIE o. the afternoon game WAS the line plung-
nc on "hards and his long touch Town run.
iAa' n ght the faculty ~ tho Shefiall Scisnti-
10 School gave permission TO Cook, a juniHr,
10 60 into the game. Cook Ia the University
sarehh pitcher and has the mhkings Of Il fine
"niy IN one of his subjects HIS standing in
l'suiics il NOW safe
le"crlnY was another day Of rest Tor Coum-
las, varsity. In aIprccatiOn OF tho work OF
'nhrh sanford and Manager Mitchell. tho
HhirrEra. nate department Of the university
nave lt'limd 70 present an engraved testi-
MgnlGl 10 SANFORD aud fund Of 5000 will DO
raised 10 give Il silver loving cup TO Mitchell.