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New-York tribune., 1899-10-15

An IMPROVED TELEPHONE.

From The London Daily Mail
II recent invitation fulhs all that IS expected OF
H. We are approaching an era OF chedper teIe-
phones, greater clearness IN voice draisnlssioii
and the surInounting OF the many dlthcultles that
beset long distance telephony.
The invention l. transmitting apparatus when
Is the property - the Adams Randall Telephone
Patents Company, Limited. II Is claimed Tor X
uculary upon long circuits. that reproduced words
can II desired bee heard all over a large room
that speech can be loudly and clearly transmitted
over distances hitherto impossible. tnat expensive
metallic circuits absolutely necessary. can be
dispensed with. that much cheaper wire can be
used and that n message can De- sent along wire
that Is the same time being used lot teleSraphc
such are the advantages of the apparatus as
given by the secretary of the company 10 a DAILY
Mall" Representative yesterday. only three cells
be-t telephone instrument row In Use. Consequent
is I'm order 20 successfully telephone from say.
London 20 Dubliu. 4 very costly conductor in the
form Of a metallic circuit has 10 b" used lhe
r,tth A. tl2D a nie. with the new instrument We
shall hc able telephone from London TO Dublin
NOUS saving IN ,he cost OF trunk lines. Al the
present tim, the earth return Is not used Tor tele-
Another great feature - the new instrument Is
reason of the employment OF twelve cells Of battery
instead Of three and these can be 50 regulated thai
the reproduced voice can bee heard AL oyer the
room or through the receiver only. and no matter
Trial Instruments are I'm use I'm the signal cabins
the Great Northern Railway AZ Leeds, and i'm
porfant official tests are now being conducted with
"a Wow TO the general adoption of the invention
throughout England with the Introduction Of this
instrument overhead wires VIII bee abolished AN
laying aad maintaining trunk lines Will be- Infinitely
smaller than II is now.
New-York tribune., 1899-10-15
TIE RECORDS.
Opon hostlitles were a feature Of he closing

omen hosti.ities were feature o, the c4oslng
baseball game of the season Al Washington PARK
Brooklyn yesterday. The players ~ u" brooklyn
and Baltimore teams are none 700 friendly III siite
Of the fact that both teams are controlled by prac-
ucaily the same management Had such thhg
been possible the orioles would have been the
happcst bail tossers In the world If they could
have prevented tho Brooklyn mon from getting me
pennant About $50 spectators ssemh.ed at WASH
ington Park yesterday
In the second inning Sheckard assaulted mpire
Hunt for calling him out on a steal, and then re-
fused 10 retire from the game when ordered 10 90
SO. Hunt appealed 20 Captain Smith anG Manager
MoGraw without effect. He then appealed 20 Han
lon wh, occupied the peculiar position ~ pr'si-
dent Of the Baltimore club and manager ~ the
BROOKLYN club Hanlon told him that he would sup
port the umpire I'm any action he might take.
whereupon the game was declared forfeited TO
BROOKLYN The score al that time being 20 ia
Baltmoro's favor 49,, ,.,..,
to srlaa - the oni0okcrs Brooklyn won ny nafuns
Howell in timely fashion. The orioles tIra ID Ge-
iv fhe game nv throwing the ball all over ino loi
I'm m. fourth inning but were io.ed me brooh-
vn men won the series 10 %. tner"ny taxing
every league series score
New-York tribune., 1899-10-15

covered Jones fmhled. princeton ge'tMne Ing i,ance
WhacIer ana Lev,ck failed to make the dis'SIT ~
and the ball went to Columbia Jones nS,Sha Inap faiird
Yards Molly made il first down '0iumnd IHi,S,, w.
in TWO frajs at right tackle, ana i,hDu "r rooIs
,hird down Reiter caught the nan hlu ..tnis .i
thrfv wards around right end. In two NOR 'i,, ia
Wheeler carried the bail to Columha S'H ,t.t
it, Rejfer made three yards more ana l|,'noH l|,noE
Won, over for the first touchdown Nhe'ler UI'7S'"
coal Timo-lo minutes =, .h,s noif
Ior,rce,ou was unable 10 score again IN ts . naii.
a1tbnieh the bah was IN Columbias territory ni3Sr o.
~ mo t,rne Wheeler made a eaten anu VIZ, ~ ~.
race kick from Columhia's forty -iNe-y LII LII
Two h.u htt nn. of the goal posts ColumnA n, NJ
~ from her twenty -hNe-yard line" W he',ft ,fti,.o
turned and In the exchange Columbia JOS. ~ !" .t,
,.aris roth sides tried a kicking game Win S ~"
aGvantage favoring Princeton. The nan c,r, vi"
with Inc haN In Prnceton's possession on '"'"'"
bias ten-yard line. A ,,,oun for
.he second half For Columbia. penam vas go go
s.s,uted Tor Jones. Columbia played much ~.
ba in mis- half. and found weakness on tn' s .,ts
st1o Of Princetons line shortly after pay VIZ VIZ
resumed Roo,h was hurt and retired i"sN W.
auhsfitu-ed Poe got the ball on a iuhhit ~ w.,
iumba's thiriy-yard line. and with Clear ntl ian
me distance scoring Princetons second louV W.,
Wheeler kicked goal. score Irlhcr,oh' -, .r
lumbia o After this the ball was IN frlnc''u. ~
rIory much OF the time once being as cioS' 'S @ ~.
tvvenfv-vard line just before the end Oh 'ne EauS
Wilson tried drop Kick from the thir'y,m't .Nit
Inc Nut failed Columbia was prnhahlN, Na -.
canned Nv The absence Of Gilchrist one OF the h4,
hacks who is on the sick list. The teams li"H''
es follows
New-York tribune., 1899-10-15

Miller. a new man at Trinity. IS strengthening
or line considerably by his play at right end
New-York tribune., 1899-10-15
ArRLclYN 4ND rHE LOcoNornE.
-rnm - Mnl.or MaelzIn..

From The Windsor Magazine.
The children OF the desert were nll.d with awe
when FIRST the silence of the prlm.tnl solitude WIS
broken hy the puiins ~ the steam engine Down
AZ inr other end 80 thc Cap" 10 cairo line tho sim
pIr Nafllel~ when first confronted hy a lo.ntnn-
tive were certain that the strange machine, was
worked NN ih" labor ~ IN inIrnult. number ns
oxen. which thty assumed Wcf, snui up inside.
Heuce. when the engine stopped. they gathered I'm
curious crowds waiting 10 s"- the door O..u and
'lc oxen come ouf. nor could they for many davs
h, persuaded that the power OF the locomotive
could come from other than tl" strength of IN. OK
Tl- Artl+ of tNr Solttn. more imaginative than
i.- Mafanal,. saw Boo ihc nrc horses of Oh, rail-
WY N. lf fh. ninrs - fhr Arabian Nirife h,r-
messed hy the ni.sl' of the lnhdrl - the long
train co. caf. The steam "ns.n. So. to them II
N.itp etufltIf being 'f WN. p hriltf there ia
c4fiol. evidence in the fact that ON ouc occasion
Shcik made An imprisoned Irmonsfrince
asain.f the cruelty Of making so small engine
draw 20 huge train.
New-York tribune., 1899-10-15
GLADSTONE Ar DoLLIS hILA

From Tho London News.
Just AZ tnc moment when the residents in the
NM.r.drn district are awaiting the issue OF the
Government Board into thr cNi.cio.cy oi acquir-
.DS the Dolls Hi estate public park. I'm"
Win isor p.b.ls.'S d useful article upon DOLLS
Hil and It's Memories of Mr.. Giad-t,n to which
lold Aberdeen contributes some iutere-tius notes
Here is very characteristic story OF Mr. Glad
stones habits IN the matter o. church attendance
ON "A sunday afternoon friends woHld frequently
drive doNn from London to spend an hour or two
ir the grounds. Lord spencer and other distn-
luisAsa colleagues were frequent visitors. About
p. ID it would he discovered that Mr. and Mrs
Gnt-ton" had m'stcrously disappeared They had
Slipped away to evening service. taking great car"
20 avoid attention. 10 prevent the host and hostess
being uut 90 tle trouble of providing ID ctgritk".
When 'he disappearance Was discovered, o. conrs"
care would D., taken % have rtrf.aE" ready az a
convcr"ni spot on the way home which ~as al
ways gladly used
Another good story is told of visit To Dolls iIi
ly Archbishop Benson. one summer fh' lti' NJ "a
bishop of Canterbury and hl, VIE were invited 20
dinner hy Mr. dnf Mrs.. Gladstone. Who Ncir then
atsNine Ia-..y a. Dolls lin and partly 40 carlton
House Terrace Mr. Gladstone wrote on lloiis lill
paper h-f forgot to loDtlizr thr iinu's When ih"
evening caa.c tie GliIs-oues were r'AiN aud Walt
iHs f1r o." A1,hl hop a. carton House Terrace.
bat mo- Archbishop arrived NJ Gladstone WHO
Was thnN" aN thiuI4 pun iNtl. haG ms patience
soreN tried. and after waiting tul IN declared.
wouldn't do ths for any min but AN Arch
bishop Eventually the Benaons arrived. having
driven all the way TO Dols till and back
New-York tribune., 1899-10-15
4 RiID or RATS ~ LONDON.

Prom The London News.
Something Ike twelve months ago m important
20 fficf ip4fD Ni'r in l.o' Ion closed II had
l.tl osnurI for stamps money order, and pos t0f-
ire orders and tc!egrdu~ fill midnight and It
Vas %, the centre Of thicky populated district.
'ir day. without any pr'vi0us notice. the doors
were closed a4d card affixed stating that IL was
T.op,neG. The Postmaster General received com
pie MIS- hy the ore. But the weeks became
months ana stil the loors remained closed Aud
'ho people around won iei,d why. The murder IS
ar last out. and q fho families residing uea-
fr' if - their cost. The uo-tOfice IN question
had 70 %" %, -rl hscause IL had become tine happy
hunting ground of vast hordcs of rats who con-
summed letters bog fhc hagfut. and many postal or
d,f-. money order forms and other official papers.
The rats forced tho poStotIre - bc clos 3D. and
after numerous attempts 20 rid tho place Of the
dents n Wa found possible - DO 500 only by putting
down entirely now cement foundations ami entirely
Jn-.o't hlt huf for i's moro shell 20 hn rebuilt.
That done. tto troubles of the Immediate ncsnoor-
hood became acecutuat'l Driven from ih, post
Office fhc rt's has" 'ourn"l'd 90 fhc surrounding
houses. which are nos infested with them The
corros pondoui from whom this Information comes
has bad several cats iu h.- place. and they have
done something 10 Keep iLires down. but 10 use hls
words. 'fo gn home b. 20 nnl the wife and the
maids with flying pcttirpatS rushing up The stairs.
servant. won't stay I'm tHe house except for very
shorf time. mats and pictures. somc Of the latt,r
wifi. b. f,rror-sfrckcu. and when reach home
af uigh' often md her locked hair starved. in an
upper room afraid 10 move about and too nervous
even to near whore the food IL kept unfN /
come in The Informant states traf his expert
Is similar 20 that az many residing near him.
New-York tribune., 1899-10-15
touchdown and kicked goal making tho score
10 2 in Orientals favor.
VALE 70. DARTMOVTH q.

Newton Mass. oct. H-Yale defeated Dartmouth
by 70 10 0 on the Newton Athletic Association
grounds. at Newton Centre. this afternoon, In one
~ the best preliminary games Of the season. Whle
Dartmouth failed 10 score the Granite State eleven
forced Yale 20 fight for every point. The Hanover
students played a game which surprised even their
hackers.
The Yale line was particularly strong ana the
running Of Chadwick was feature OF the game
The defence Of tho team was splendid. ana gave
evidence or .xacfine practice Tho Yale men out
weighed their opponents and this IN part accounted
for the manner In which they continually b'ohe
through the line. ,.,.h
Both teams dld aggressive work, and Dartmouth
held Yale down iI fine style. Jennings silDHH'
surprising ability runner. ana MS WORN 'l'',u
much to the effectiveness Of the team "oi J."
the second half Farmer ami Butterheq, oi Dail-
mouth were disabled. and were replaced ny hn-
right and Hutchinson. Charlie Dul@e "d7 NJ
substituted by Yale at left half for Sharpe. Inc
llneup tnllnWs.
New-York tribune., 1899-10-15
ATTACKED BY A scREEcH OWL


From The Spr!ngfeld fkYl News Ia-
John Young Mayes tells . story ~ rerlsrkah.
encounter Whi-h re mad fre other -.-.- -saf a,.i
tax the crofI'ift 0f bis friends lr t. uer.
not for his good reputation for frg- .re vera.-r
and the fact thar 1- bears fle fa,'s L
evidence Mr MaveS says thar a ten .tg1's az,
" hle passing under some trees .r f4ri H,
attention was attracted by couple 1t -ee-a al,
that would rs him IN t1r-ift ms-rer
He however. paid lt-.e attention - f.e11 'h.rh-y
they could DO him no harm. waen si .e1y one =
them few him and struck him f. ne fs-e
The blow was 50 sudden and came a.t1 b 50 n..A
force that ne Vas knocked down 4ft partially
stunned. The Owls continued 'n~ arr .1l. ".
HAYES made MS escape into the house lie *.
hibts bruised eye and several scratches a5o., 70
eyes and nose.
New-York tribune., 1899-10-15
ROWING

Cambridge. Mass. oct "A (speciaD D.-Richard
Glendon has been engaged to coach the Newell
Boat Club. Of Harvard. this year. He IS young
man. and has been coach OF the crews Of the Bos-
ton Athletic Association and OF tho lnterschoasuc
Association Of Boston The latter crew was made
ND Of bows from different schools and made good
record last year Mr.. Glendon VIII have the posi-
ton hold by Andrew O'Dea last year. and VII nave
as his opponent Coach Donovan. or the We" h'"I
club 10,
The 'nterclub rowing system has been endan,
gerei hy the recent lack OF interest III ne N.'r
eluh and IN Is hoped the engagement ~ Glendon
will obvate this tendency.
New-York tribune., 1899-10-15
OTHER GAMES YESTERDAY.

A. Hamilton. y Y-Colgate. II, St. Johns,
At Carlisle Penn-Dcknson d. Franklin ana
A. Brunswck-Bowdon. "A, University Of
Maine. o. - e. c, parrs
A. Prnceton-" scrib'' Is: Lawrencevile, 10.
a, bethlehem Penn -Bucknell. o. Lehigh, O.
- Ualifax y S-Irsh team. l6. Halifax Wan
derers Association. 3.
Al Irovidonce-B Brown. p. Campelo
A. Warfford-Amherst q. Trinity. o.
A. Viliarst0wn-W Williams. 2. Union.
At Cambridge-Harvard freshmen 0; Phillips
A. Torristown Penn-rrsinus. 3; swarthmore, 5
New-York tribune., 1899-10-15

P,tsh,lre oct 14-Pittsburg lost It's last game Of
the season through the effectiveness Of "Ruoe'
Wadden hit and a base on balls gave the locals
their one run in the first inning After tnat Only
- ,,, ro,,h.a second base Gray was easy for
he Iouisviiles Attendance. $500. The score FOL
lows. y =
ri,,.burs ............! o99oo - 9
tt.,er,4s-,irav and schricver. Wad8en Latimer.
New-York tribune., 1899-10-15
PHILADELPHIA. q; BOSTON. 1.

Boston. oct 14.-Phadelpha wound UP the sea-
son today by defeating Boston easily. Meekin >
pitehng was much better than the score indicates.
many hits going safe through dumb work by the
lows. 81 -
r,,s.o, .o 0 II S
5tiiaIerhia ......o o 0 ID II l
Batteres-Meekn and Merritt. Bernharit and McF Ar
New-York tribune., 1899-10-15

The ninth supplementary practice day Of the
season was held AZ the National Guard Range at
Crecdmoor yesterday. The attendance was largo.
Tho conditions were excellent for the shootng
which WAS under tho supervision of Lieutenant
Colonel y. b. ThVr~tnu. inspector of small arms
Major General ssoc's staff.
New-York tribune., 1899-10-15
FISH IN A HOLLOW LOG.
From The Paducah Ky) News.

From The Paducah (Ky) News
John b Patrick. protessiona d.ver. caugh,
l55 pounds and was nearly six teet long Il i ss.
10 be the largest one ever caught in f0a- Vicinity.
Mr. Patrick discovered it in BIG hollow og nes,
the Paducah Furniture Company mil ia place.
a big sack over the end of The Jog and f-en dross
the fish therein. II gave him quite tlss.s hesofs
he finally .snded f.
New-York tribune., 1899-10-15

rasfon. Penn. oct 1.-THE Lafayette football
team had everything its way with Rutgers th's
afternoon and wor ny the score of 81 tn o. twenty
minnie halves were played and Lafayette scored at
,.in Tne game was so one sided that Interest IN
Tho contest was soon lost IN the second hat La
fayette was composed mainly of scruhS, VINO il''''
thirty-four of the points scored
New-York tribune., 1899-10-15

Washington. oct. II 14-Washington closed tne
season to-day by winning wi'A Garrison hnisn.
Nev-York secured big lead early IN the game. but
Get,ie went 10 pieces in the seventh inning, and
errors assisted the Senators in winning out. Ine
game was called ~ The end ot the eighth inning on
account Of darkness. Attendance. 90 Inc s0or7
follows
New-York tribune., 1899-10-15
MANUAL. TRAINING. Is; LONG ISLAND BUSl-
NESS COLLEGE.

The Iong Island Business College eleven was de-
feated hy the Manual Training High school team
in tho P-osnect Park Parade Grounds Brooklyn
vee,erday The nnai scores were: Long Island
Tnsiness college o; Manual Training Hgh School
l., points.
New-York tribune., 1899-10-15

Academy the latter's grounds. this place ny
y to o. The Montclair High School defeated the
Stevens Prep Of Hoboken on the Valley h"ad
.rnllrd. by 10 q
New-York tribune., 1899-10-15
cLosE or rnE NEw.LERsEY srArE sHoor.

The trap shooting tournament Of the New-Jersey
State Sporsmens Association was finished yester-
day ar Foundry and Ferry SITS. Newark y. J.
In the NrA-Iersoy handicap. twenty-five live
h.rl- man. Harold Money and stephen VI.
\au Allen killed twenty y-nyc live pigeons straight
ii.4 divided fno prize money In the extra contests
miss and ont. sampson. Captain Money. Woodruff
nul y - - won most Of he money
New-York tribune., 1899-10-15
sYRAcrsE. %. NEW.YoRK. 5

Syracuse. y. y. oct. "A Syracuse University de-
feated the University of the Ciiy Of New-York l0
10 to-day in fierce game Referee Clark ruled
Of three syracuse men and one NeW-Iork man FOR
slugeins Dorr for Syracuse. kicked goal from the
foll IN lie frst half.
New-York tribune., 1899-10-15
rrvc1vyAr1 12 CLEVELAND. (.

Cincinnati oct 1.-THE Reds hit Hughey a. will
to-day and won an unln,erestins game. Attend
ance 400. The score follows: - -
c,oc,nnar ..4 0 = o x-l2 Il
.,aveiars ,....... q q o 4
Pa.,eries-Hawl~y ard Wood Haghey and susien.
New-York tribune., 1899-10-15
hTTGERS DEFEAT COLUMBIA.
GAME AT MANHATTAN FIELD NEARLY
ENDS IN A FIGHT.
v,ScrroNs WORK NOT ENCoUEAoING TO HER
sUPPoRTERs-THE LOCAL PLAYERS DO
WELL. FOR NEW MEN
LEADING GAMES YESTERDAY.
r,o too,hon sarne A. Manhattan Field ended a'

r,... -. Columbia @ Indians 10: Pennsylvania g
I@S &c zyes. point Yale l2 Dartmouth. O.
Chicago II. cornell q
New-York tribune., 1899-10-15
uOIY GROSS. e. "WORcEsTER TECH". D.

Worcester. Mas oct H-iioy Cross shut out
'Worc.ster Tech b." this afternoon hy score of 20
% Tho day was uu sIallv warm for football and
the players we're almost exhausted
New-York tribune., 1899-10-15
BASEBALL.
THE CHAMPIONS CLOSE THE SEASON
WITH TWO VICTORIES.
THE BROOKLYN AND BALTIMORE TEAMS HAVE
A ROW ~ THE CLOSING CONTEST OF
THE YEAR.
GAMES YESTERDAY.

Brooklyn agt baltimore Washington. u: %ew-York
First game forfeited 70 . ..,
Bro.kSn. 20 o. Cincinnati. -, Iete.an''
Brooklyn. :. Baltimore. lsJpsfiie. y i'',F .t's
tseconI gimei. Philadelphl1' D. h'ft''' J.
New-York tribune., 1899-10-15
CORNELL'S COLORS LOWERED.
EASTERN TEAM GOES DOWN BEFORE THE
CHICAGO ELEVEN.

Chicago oct. N-For the first time In the his
tory Of intercollegiate football strong Eastern
eleven was to-day decisvely defeated by western
team Cornell and the University Of Chicago met
on Marshall Field to-day. Chicago winning by
score OF Il to s Full halves Of IS minutes were
played This fact was in Chcago's favor. the
Maroon players being evidently In better condition
than their Eastern opponents who weakened per
ccptibly toward the close OF the second haf. Inc
result was a surprise oven to Chicago's strongest
edherents az the Western team was without Cap
tain Kennedy. who lad ont In the Notre Dame
game Of TWO weeks ago
In only one respect. however. did Cornell show
superlority-that was in tackling Inc ''rheH
backs and ends seldom failed 10 nall th"lr man
hard and sure Quarterback Young IN particular
three times downcd Chicago back after the Iat''r
had broken through the line and had l. clear n'!d
fore him Tn. Chicago ends were more uncer-
tain and high In their tacRiing. but their work
WAS effective enough to prevent any material gains
from end runs. and Cornell In consequence" was
often forced to punt Cornell scored h'r Only
touchdown IN tho first nalf 10y good nara me DUCK
lng In the line. where The Easterners were OK
nccted TO show the greatest superiority. 'hi'aso
d,d the better work and IN the second half the
Cornell unemen were played off their feet S.aker
tearing through time and again for more ihaH inc
distance.
I, was straight hard football throughout and 80
eorce that four Of Cornells men. Starbuck, Wall
br,3ro caldwell and Payne. were compelled To re-
fir. In tho second half Few trick plays were al
..n,t,fed and only We're succ"esiuL S4ak"I
making twenty-five yards on q delayed PAS anu .
fi.~,, fffe-r Yards "a double pass. Ms VA ~
ri., WAS tried twice a'tcrWa'd ny Ih4''S"' '''
i.r6ss nailed his man fol % loss each lIn..
-hi.,en scored the first t0uc hdowu Seventeen
,,iri,,r[ after play began. cornell scored fifteen
''Chi.a,o.s second touchdown came about as fol-
lows. In an attempt TO re'nrn PSSn PSd, -, ,E,r
kicked into mis- own line ana win me @ nn' ~ ~ 'n,' @
r'neees-iou On Corurrs iniriy-yard lie II was
siell.y forced down IT, ned ,nr, nt"sI srd sIkor
~ a,,.liv forced over. Horny Isl k'd goal linr
Mas called with the ball in Corn"Is p"s-eSSion Oh
,,hfcaro's tw-uty-cight- yard lire. ,,..
In. second half was half over before '"l.aSp
rnido the inal score a poor punt hy Young e.te
c,til.,ao the bah on the for'y-yard in" h'h en'
.,,a5v pounding began again Slaker ~as iWtnF
Two Yards through left tackle and sNafI ana n.tt.A
Us 'ebnyed over for touchdown. henry .hl,h'l
eo.l r.r The rest II file half the ball was IN O,i1
nen territory mos, of m, Tine BON SIZES pun pui'qmn m
nn.r and whom time was called the oval was ~
.ir.g@'. tossossion on Coruefs nfiy-yard Inc
The teams lined up follows
New-York tribune., 1899-10-15

The football game yesterday morning between
Cutler and Collegiate schools resulted in victory
for the former by score OF 20 to o The lineup
was - follows.
New-York tribune., 1899-10-15
GAMES At MONTCLAIR

Montclair y. j.. oct 1.-the Pnery School
football team Of Elizabeth defeated tho Military
New-York tribune., 1899-10-15
INTERScHOLASTIC NOTES.

Miller A. new man nj Trinity. IS strengthening
her line considerably by his play at right end.
There IS much rejoicing AT Cutler that Warren Is
again playing on the team Last season 1t was ex-
pecteI that he would 60 10 West Point. but his
return 10 Cutler this year has infused new He INTO
the team.
Five schools have signhed their readiness 70
enter eymnastic teams In the lnterschoiasuc AIN
letic Association, but FOR some reason there mas
h.en no one TO start the proceedings one OF the
bg four is seriously thinking Of starting the ball
rolling
There was a large number Of football players
from local schools a. the Princeton game
Yesterday afternoon. They were endeavoring 70
get pointers.
Columbia Grammar School has secured the ser
vices Of a new coach T Mcguire. who IS expected
10 assist the team materially.
New-York tribune., 1899-10-15

r-~,,,e PAM pash,e - I<high. Referee ~ ms o
t-orrel Ilnesmen- Mon'r0nlcry. - Prince ~ an' =,
~ columbia Touchdowns- I%yick Pc CON h,i-,i- hi-,i
,,-A ilyrr Wheeler Score Princeton. II. 'oIN''It
New-York tribune., 1899-10-15

wheeler. for Princeton kicked of at rs p IN.
e,,,one caught the ball and returned hfte'n yards
before being downed. Again s!mons made three
vsrds and or the ncxt play made the hist cow"
We WIS Injured on this play. however. ana retired
An favor Of Jones wilson then fumb'ed bu' re-