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Bowling Notes.

A special M eeting Of the Oolu ba tournament viii
be held in q few days for the purpoSe Of taking
vote on the now rule suggested by The Bur.
Following ofncer. have been elected by the Ptlling
Bowling clubs "A J. Gray Presldept George Eosen-
BGllees. Captain.
The New York Royal ArcGnum League tournament
onicialS have abandoned all hope OF securing the
desired number OF teams and will close the list OF
entries with seventeen or eighteen.
The Mercury Bowling Club has been praAAiLsd for
the tenth year. with the following ofhcsrsi y. ":
Johnson, Presldsnti samuel Meer' beeseAp Anp
alarms.
After the Harlem League tournament SsASdule had
been adopted, the Old HomesteAd Bowling C(nb
withdrew from the competition. but the vaoetcI
WAS filled by the Standard Bowling Club team which
viii play the games originally scheduled for the Old
HomeBteAdB.
At meeting Of the Welcome Bowling Club on
Thursday evening the following othesrs were elected
Tor the ensuing year: Albert Dsnham. Yfesidsntt
william Cornell. vice-president; Loui4 nohnolder.
secretary; August 9rosch. treasurer Fred HAeilO
sergeant. alarms: Frank WANT captain. YAs olqs
DO wis 81 Hufhsiasn's alleys. 1910 1lokdWAy ps0Sh
I'm. every Thursday SVsAingi
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NH. Jscoby. New York7,Hs is = Gentle
Jack Dousherty has taken hold Of Joe Kennedy,
the California heavyweight, and Will manage him III
the future.
Dave sullivan and Joe Bernstein were remAtchsd
yesterday TO meet Gt the Broadway A. Z. &tWenty-
Ave round bout on Nov. 10.
pounder, Mike o'Connor. the bookmaEer is Fisch
er's hacker and Is ready to put up forfeit
Owing to tho fact that he has bad hands Marty
McCue will be unable TO meet Joe Fairburn at the
Greenwood A. @. tonight. Joe Cain of Brooklyn
will take his place.
contest between himself and Joe Cans which took
place on Tuesday night He s,ys that he was trained
Marty Smith OF New Jersey. Wishes to meet any 80
or s2 pound man; Larry Burns hGudoa Campbell APPEL,
manager, Iii Paisads avenue. Jsrssy City.
Mike Harris. the former lightweight. who defeated
Zoe wacO few years InvtaS s sod OF yoq9s
pounds. and Harris wants TO match him against any
lad his weight.
mst Kd MccuR AZ the Ssf BrOsdwax Tsns
nve.round bout on Oct 70 In edition to this con.
the same club on Oct so.
II was said yesterday that there would be no mora
boxing at Consy Island until the big night 10 held.
due to the fact hatthe sports do not care to 20 down
to the Island and brave the wintry blasts.
stsPtsSs s HOUSE ana arranged match
himself and Joe Cans spike says he hhs been after
u tSs iSr the latter part OF ths month The
weight has been nIed at SO pounds.
There will be no boxing at the Pelican A. Z, to-
night. Bill HAnrAhAn. vino MAS TO have met Jim
Judge, has disappointed Manager Johnny Reagan.
and rather than have another hELlo he has DON.
Guided 10 close the club. Judge has been Matched
TO meet Billy Edwards Of Australia At the same club
next Saturday night
Billy Madden, accompanied by Gus Rubin. has
arrived in town from Denver Rubin Is hers
reached New York from BIn Francisco Madden
says that Rubin 10 matched 70 box Jenords a
the Lenox A. c. on Oct, "a. II Rubin IL successful
Billy 10 prepared to match him against Peter hAher.
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The New Yorks one Of the easiest teams for
the Boatons to beat. the latter players winning
twelve of the fourteen games and scoring 90 runs
against 80 runs for the local men
By winning the last four games OF the series the
Plttsburgs succeeded In breaking even with st.
Louis. each club winning seven games. Tebeau's
IN en- scored 90 and the PittsburH 90 runs.
To.morrows game between the Genuine Cuban
Giants and Cuban Giants on the West New York
Field Club grounds will be the rst meeting between
these colpred rivals this and will decide the
championship to which both aspire. Robinson and
Carter will be the pitchers.
Afeature OF the game between the Brooklyn club
and the Jerseys To. morrow at the Johnston avenue
grounds Jersey City, will be the presentation OF
pretty token OF esteem to Jack Dunn. the Brooklyn
pitcher by his admirers in Jersey. whore Dunn re-
sides It will be the Brooklyns first exhibition game
Of the season.
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Cricket,

PHILADELPHIA. Oct, G.-Continuous rain here
to-day prevented play in the return game be-
tween Prince RanIitsinhji's cricket team and
the Gentlemen OF Philadelphia. The English
men spent the morning in the corridors
and smoking room OF the Hotel Elan
ders, and were keenly disappointed when
the game had to be pHstP2nSd until
cricket club grounds at Mannheim suffered
from tho rain and large rools Of water gathered
in portions OF H. The wicket was protected.
however, by being covered. and 10 expected TO
be in good condition when play begins at II
O'Clock in the morning.
The Philadelphia team has been tho subject
for much criticism, especially the fact that
f. " Cregar who had he best boz ling analysis
in the last match. has been lett ont. The team
has been selected by the Germantown Club,
and will be under the captaincy Of X. ID.
brown. The other men on ig are: ~ h Graves,
A. ". Jones. p. II, Clark, +, II. Bates and W. !.
Wood. belmont: + q. Climenson and w T..
Goodman. PhiladelphL9; J. H., Snsiterg9 cd
McrIon, The game will be continued on Mon
day and Tuesday
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The Tyros of St. Johns Hail. Fordham. would like
TO arrange games with ttams averaging from 100 to
40 pounds. School teams preferred. Address u. j.
beaumont
The Hercules c. football team has oct IL. q.
81: Nov. 4. II, IL and al. Election and Thanks
giving days open. Address C. +. Messler Water.
loo place. Bronx.
The Nutlsy 4. G; has Oct, 10 ar; apd "a for some
amateurs only are solicited. Address Charles a.
Kaufman. Nntlpy. n. j.
The Marion 4, G; football team OF Marion N,Y;
II. Wright. 81 CortiHndt street
Tho Rockville Football Association has few dates
Would ike to- hssr from from r,tiass teams
r. Il. Keller IL Dey street.
The Warlow 4. C. has oct. 10 and other dates open
snH T9h thu ir5SRE" sp rih
Cross Lyceum preferred. Fair treatment and am
pie Inducements guaranteed.
The Neptune +. c. has all SUNDAYS in October and
November open aud would like To hear from teams
averaging 100 pounds, outottown teams Offering
Herman. go West Ninety third street.
The f9lowips games hay been booked ,l by the
BMrinSiS,: Oct. io' Montpelier, al burlington;
Nov Union. ., Albany My; ~. ollKate' at Al
The St. Agnes Rugby team Of Paterson would like
team in Jersry City or New York Offering guaran.
tee. st. Agnes will open its grounds on Sunday.
oct. ~. Ali good teams wanting games may ad-
dress John Clsrpen, 6Ss Main street Paterson n. j.
T. |.
season: Oct :. Boston College at Lewiston; Oct II.
SS oct Is tniSsrsity of Maine at orono Nov = Uni.
ycrsity of Maine at Lewiston; Nov. II. Bowdoin at
Brunswick.
VAUDEVILLE. Ne. Oct. ,O.-Colby College will play
these foothal games this season Oct; 7. Boston
College at wateryille; Oct; II, Dirgo Athletic club
Tnyersty Of Maine as ys,srrille oct r. p9ilgs
N ay.e IT, a. tn MYERS Of Maine 1t " oFono
The football eleven Of tho Dobbs Ferry Field
posed Of ,the following men: Adam. RICH, Snd;
fnrs f S SHsTa Merton t,i s tsas
and Boyd. half backs; Lord, full back.
games: o;t. 7. Worcester Technology, at Amherst:
Oct HaT nI At esmbrdFs Oct II Trinity 81
iumbia. at New York; Nov. !, State College. at Am
hf5, S. Nas IT, %Ia s' "
Nov. 10, Wesleyan. At Amherst.
The Long Branch A. 9. football team has the fol
teams weighine 40 pounds: Oct %. NOV. Is, IS,
and 30. Will guarantee half expenses. and on Nov.
team Of tsa, Wexh school Or
l77 Sixth avenue. Long Branch, N. J.
interest in football during the, coming season.
severe. haze been .rrApSsd to take place
will be with the Drsadnsusht A. G.. on Oct !. The
She s' ' % es b tPe os
boen completed whereby ths trolley cars will
ASs.poLrs. Oct. 5.-The Naval Cadets in their
game with Princeton tomnrrow will line UP as fol
Guards. &optmaa snS sho ans ana
Gp S Wade. 5 H fhn and
Helfnap and Berry guards; whitlock and Rodgers.
Jack Ans an. and i S la 6oa f
lack. -4,n a..
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BALTIMORE. Oct. Capt Edwards stopped
over ia Baltimore to-day and let his Princeton
Tigers have their first try-out Of the season in
Maryland oval The score was ~ to D In favor
oil Princeton. While the result shows the con-
not without its interesting features. The
principle one Of these was the easy
manner in which Nassau's men went through
M A. C.'s line. II was as though the local
men put up front OF paper This nearest n
A. G. came to scoring was in the 1rst hall when
Brooks got tho bah on Princeton fam ble he
had q good lead OF five yards on the twenty
yard line when he STUN bled and fell and lost
the bal. The principal gains for the Tigers
wards put in all his men at different stages Of
tho game for the purpose OF Judging their work
preparatory to making up his permanent
team.
ing for Annapolis where they tackle the Naval
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NEWS OF THE HHEELMEN.
All Signs Point to an Increase in Fa
RIdInR-Kuns To.mnrrnM

All Signs Point to Increase in Fall
Riding-Rups Tomorrow.
The signs OF an increase in the volume of
fall riding are plentiful on the roads. and they
are borne out by the fact that several late CEN
turtles are booked, and that number OF clubs
that formerly ended their weekly runs at the
close OF September, are still holding them on
schedule. Tomorrow the annual century Of
the South Brooklyn Wheelmen will take place
over the course from Bedford Fountain to
Coney Island. to Rockaway. to Hampstead and
back. The pacemakers will include j. T. Wall.
Tom Ward. Miss Jane Yatman. ]. 7. Moore @.
f. Eylander. c. A. Lehritter. Paul Thomas. l..
Jefferson and Harry Goodman. The start will
be made at 30 O'CLOCK in the morning. Some
short runs scheduled for to- morrow are:
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Jockey Maher still in Trouble.

The Stewards OF the Jockey Club held .
meeting at their Fifth avenue headquarters
yesterday, afternoon, which was attended by
and T. K sturgis. Jockey Daniel AAher had
hearing In the matter OF his suspen lon By the
Stewards OF tho Brooklyn Jockey Club. IL was
ordered that the suspension be continued for
the remainder, OF the Wsstchester Racing AS
ISOLATION meeting. Maher Was set down Tor
Queationable ride on Peep o'DaY.
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odds and Ends of sports.

The New West Side Athletic Club will hol the last
of its series OF members gAmeA At the club grounds
in West Fifth fourth street 10 morrow morning.
Tho seventh Reg ment Athletic Associat on. at It's
annual meeting elected the following otcers for the
ensuing wear: President capt W. g. SCHUYLER, vice
president, r. O. Fisher secretary, J, u Irving;
treasurer +. ~, Crazy. The association decided tu
held it's fail games on Saturday evening, Dec, Il
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RIVAL TEAMS, AT GOLF.
AMERICAN AND CANADIAN PLAYERS
AT MORRIsTOFS TODAY.

Rain Prevented the Practice Rounds Yes
tsrday-The Crescent A. G. and Dyker
Meadow Men Matched for the First Time
Mrs. Dean Leads for the Short Course.
Team matches. one Of international interest.
the other OF unprecedented local importance.
are the leading featuros OF to-day's golnng on
the NJ. G. A. links. The international event
will be at the Morris County Golf Club, at
thirty-six holes. between teams OF ten repre-
senting the u. &. q. A. and tho Royal Canadian
Golf Association. The lineup OF the teams
will be as follows. according to the present
plans:
UNITED STATES. CANADA.
II. NJ Hartman A. W. Smith
+: ). DouGlas q. y. Lyon
W. j. Travis v brown
"a shaw is: Gillespie
!. ". Meniies H. MACPHERSON
\. =. HViiins, Jr. O. p. Brown
J. g. Thorp A. q. Palmer
q. g. Hubbard T. ID. Law
This Is the second meeting OF the represen-
tative teams. the Americans winning the first
time. at Toronto last fall. by ~ to T. The
United States team will probably win again.
The match between Hartman and Smith.
however, Is very open one Tor the latter is.
next to Flndlay S. Douglas. the best player
On account OF the rain there was little practice
play yesterday at Morris County, but members
OF the two teams were out studying the links.
!. The local match will be the first meeting Of
he teams OF the Crescent 4. G. ana the Dyksr
close proximity OF the two links at Bay Ridge
and Fort Hamilton, and the, fact that many
clubs, has created a special Interest In in this
match. and IT promises to be the most exciting
the IT., The RykH5 MSsdGT E
i BaFnhaa a reT g. Adsm asD h'h''''F' fo~
absence OF ther, frat man. H. 5; Downs. but
ALTHOUGH GrEed in this TesrsHt the cb VIZ
Van Brunt Garry ~ adams VI M eaa re
W Campbell. g. $ O,Flynn. A; L. whitney.
Other team team matches TO-DAY include the
NSy q second so6 h m.cS
tusIrol Match play II ths clubs CRsmpionship
monthly SsudcaP At The Eichmoa si' Counts gai t
Country Club; and the regular Saturday com
Andrews. Wee Burn and other Links
The Mount Pleasant Field Club OF Sing Sing
has announced very interesting series OF COM
mems championship, will begin on Oct. Il.
39ct: II 10 and Al when the final round at
club viii II be rav.d on 0et d
10 and 81. There will be special handicap;s on
on Dot 90 The clubs golf COMMITTEES is made
up OF Richard Deming. chairman: Ralph
Brandreth, George Hyatt, Nathaniel s. Hyatt
and Daubeny Brandreth.
In spite OF tho rain the match in the Short
GM rr Gun ser REF, Va, hef yesterday at the
were: '''
Gross Heap Net
hrs a. " Dean ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 123 10 1OS
NiHs mp llS q lib
Mrs Wm Shipper Recommendations. ia ia
PITTsFIELp. Oct G.--Ths Bishop Gun. n
trophy offered by David Wolfe Bishop OF New
York for the women golfers at Lenox was won
this morning by Miss Corneia Barnes, who
defeated Miss Charlotte Stillman by . up in an
exciting contest, Mise Barnes had a handicap
eighteen holes match play. At the first round
Miss Barnes was up: and by excellent golf
Miss Stilman won another hole on the second
rOuni
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GREAT NECK, l.. l.. Oct 6,-Members of the
fashionable summer colony in this and neigh boring
villages will take part in country horse show to be
held at Graos Field Farm, the summer homo OF
former william b. Grace on Saturday Of next week.
Robert T. Ahles 10 secretary. and the com mttoe in
charge 10 composed of Edward Wpelow, II. B. An
derson and II. BrAmhAl Gilbert. FULLY 400 entries
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BAAEBALL.
Cincinnati Defeats Louisville - All Other
Games Postponed.

Rain prevented the New York Brooklyn
game at the Polo Grounds yesterday. and wet
grounds prohibited the contests at Philadelphia
and Washington. Cincinnati won easily from
the Louisvillss. The result:
Cincinnati. 81 Louisville. 1.
All other oities-Rain and vet grounds.
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Twu.bsse hit,-Barrett. Wood. Stolen bases-
Gorr9ran a. Wood; Sacrifice hits-Selbech, Hahn.
Double play-Leach tuna sisted. Struck out-By
Hahn, 0; by Phillippi. 3. Bases on bslls-of Phil
lippi. 2. Hit by pitcher-By Phillippi, 2. Left on
bases-Clncinnati, q; Louisville. 2. First base on
errors-Cincinnati. 1; Louisville. D. Umpires-O Day
and Mcdonald. Time-2 hours.
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1t would surprise many cyclists who are
troubled with saddle soreness when on ride
OF any length. to know how much relief Is to be
gained through the simple expedient OF chang
ing the tilt Of the saddle. 1t requires
only couple OF minutes to change the
adjustment. but most riders do not take
the trouble simply because they do not
appreciate how well II Is worth while to do so.
relief than change in the handebars.
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EkTIoSAL LEAGUE AND AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
New York at Brooklyn: Boston at Philadelphia;
Washington at Baltimore; Cleveland at Pittsburg
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BE hECOlp.
crScrSSATI. 8; LOUISVILLE. 1

CINCINNATI, Vi LOUISVILLE, l.
CiNCiSNATI. Oct. 6.-Hahn pitched ono Of the
greatest games of his rather brief career to- day.
But one hit was secured of his delivery and but for
two outheld errors he would have sent but twenty
eight men to bat, for he gave bases balls.
Phillpp was hit hard. Although the weather was
hne, the attendance was small. The score!
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Baseball, WashinRton Park, $3.50 To-day.
Brooklyn W. New York. ADM, GOO. and 26e.--Adr.
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Columbia Boys Taking n Lively Interest In
Sport.

With the opening OF Columb ia University the
interest In athletics awakened last year has
taken a foremost place. The football team
has received hearty support from the under
graduates. both in the way OF candidates for
the team and in watching the daily practice
Its first victory against Rutgers has intensified
the college interest. Capt Nackay has issued
q call for candidates for the varsity and fresh.
man crews, for the fall regatta to be held on
the university boathouse early next month
The fall tennis to ornament will be held next
week and six men will be selected to represent
Column bia in a match with Princeton. j. d.
Pell. who was to have played for Colum bia In
the intercollegiate tournament at Newport.
has left college.
The track team will begin training at once for
the fall games and the Cross Country champion
ship to be held at Morris Park on Thanksgiv;
ing Day. Teams from Yale Princeton, and
new captain OF the team. and Johnny Mack
will he the trainer Among the old men back
at college are:
"Ma1ey" Long, who won tho Metropolitan and
tS %.s. t fSs GS
throWer. who lately won the Rochester City champ.
lcnsbip p"lEAso E'nneT Of the 32Oy nId
games; c. A. 0'Rourke, who was placed in both the
100 and 22o-yard hurdles at the Metropolttan and
and j. b. Smith DR., winners OF hve hrsts and -four
seconds i'll this Connecticut state meet; X, Steven.
the qnHrter miller; n, /: Ernst and ": H. Grace
the high Jump; Nash. the varsity crew man; Bruce
the football tackle in the weights and johnson and
Powers in the hurdles
aud Perry OF Lord. all intsrscholastic cham
pions. " III enter the university this fall. In
the words OF the Spectator, the, varsity neTe-
paper. no one will be excluded from PARTED,
experience or, any physical disadvantage
short OF crippled state"
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sKennedy and Dunn pitched in one tie game.
Hughes replaced by McJames in q game won.
~ eager replaced by Dunn In game los:.
PITCHERS BEcoRD-CHICAGo


sCallahan pitched in one tie game. tCAllahan was
replaced by Garvin and Griffith by Taylor in games
lnat
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Cyclists in Favor of Bridge Path Organic.

The work OF the cyclists who are urging the
construction OF a cycle path across tho Bridge
is progressing slowly. but determinedly.
Last night meeting was held at which four
teen clubs were represented. and the I'm portant
work Of perfectng permanent 2rga1iEatlon
va" Hc3 0Hsil Csntnry w6eemen. psesden,; N M
Bsldlpg, chief counsel l.. A. w., vice president;
Frank p. Share, Long Island Wheelmen treasurer;
Il W Dye logan wheelmen. corresponding SecrS.
tary; d. n, Prime. IAnths wheslmsn. recording
secretary.
An executive committee OF fifteen. Of which
the officers are TO DO mem bors ex offlcio. was
nf +. b. House. " + Mcconnell, j. H. Goodwin and
Joseph Oatman, A: G; C., n. y; Or, l., G: LeRoy.
T. B. u'sr.opp j.; C; Howard and e g. L. SMIsSsnhy;
and wlliAm BurdEick, BrooEyn clubs that are
mem bers Of the A. c. c. L. L.; A. H. Angel, Frank
Vail and II. NJ. Valentine. Good RoAde ASsocIAuon.
These executives will beithe Eeucleus Of a
working completes OF 100 to I, ntihue the
prosecution Of the scheme.
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Aoraes, Carriaars, sc.
RACING.
Rich Steeplechase aud Other Star Features
at Morris Park To-Day.

The card for this afternoon ct Norris Park 10
one OF the best yet presented by tho West
chester Racing Association. When the entries
were sent out yesterday evening rain was
falling heavily at the track. but the course
needed SO much moisture that 1t Is not likely
to suffer much except in the sentimental
matter Of record breaking which was threaten
ing to grow almost monotonous.
A we'll Allied race for maiden three-year olds
will set the ball rolling and pave the way for
the Hunter Handioap. a dash over the Withers
lille for three year old FLIES. This promises
to be one OF the lost interesting events Of the
season. should Rush and Admiration accept.
These are the top weights hut some formidable
opposition 10 expected from the lightweights
Toluoa. Lady Lindsey, Maid OF Harlem and
others.
Most Of the feetest two year-o lids in training
are slated to meet In the rich Nursery Handt-
Gap down the Eclipse course. Top weight 10
| allotted to Warng who is set to ooncede one
pound to Maribert. five to Klmarnock. six to
Lieut.. Gibson, seven to hcMeeEin and Mtssioh-
airy and as much as twenty. zone pounds 70 some
| the chances are that q majority Of the seven
| teen Youngsters engaged Will face the music;
The, star feature Of the day. however. viii be
| between tho Hags In this country. Thirteen
noted jumpers accepted Yesterday and as they
are all well punched In the matter OF weight.
| stirring contest Is anticipated.
| The added money alone represents the sub.
stantial sum OF 50 900, Among the prominent
esp Fs" h Gr sh PR
| Chan and Tantris. The other events are also
| well supported and only favorable weather il
events on the iall schedule The entries are as
| follows:
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The Scottish Cycls says: They've got
bicycle bugs in America: they are, as large as
around and attack cyclists. somtimes knocKinG
them off their machines" II is not editorialy
explained whether the item Is piece OF Amer
out distinctive signs in column OF notes about
records and othar matters. SO that the reader
is left to form his own copeusqns, which Is
considered to be a great country"
Dewitt c. NorreIl. Local Consul Of the L; A.
OF the towpath on the old Delaware and
Hudson GaaHi ns SYsIe path; Inc t canal i
q most picturesque part OF the country. would
recreation without interfering with other. in
be laid on the path and that 1t then he placed
und ar the same legal projection as the other
cycle paths OF the State. Morrell expects to see
a century ridden over 1t next season.
A plan to prevent the feet from bIstering
that 10 adopted by some wheelmcn and said to
be excellent, Is to rub SOAP on the inside OF the
stocking.
The Evergreen Wheemsn have moved into new
house at Eastern Parkway and somers street Brook
lyn. The EyerGreenE were organized last January
and have shown marked progress during the year.
They have strong social character and several
racing trophies were won by the members during
the summer.
The Bushwick wheelmen have elected the follow.
ing officers; John 7. Delaney, president; William
Benz. Anchell. secretary; Herbert Hudds assistant
secretary F. j. Kirsch captain Theodore Beute, hrst
governors. X. Ii. Hills and +. Sanford.
Joseph Downey of Boston. the boy phenomenon"
of cycling. who rode in remarkable form during the
early part OF the seAEOn and not long ago covered
has returned 10 school. He is hfteen years old
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cadets, The impression Of experts VINO wit
yet IL not up to the last year stan ding. Sum-

Tou 'hhowns--Poe, Raider. Wheeler. Levitt,
Wheeler kicked three goals. Referee--Jcsse
Umpire Ballet Iinemen-Hpdgman aud Ca
Timers Riggs and Lea.