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Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1899-08-09
Tire One Oav Cold Cure

For colds ana sore throat use Kermotts
Chocolates Laxative Quinine. Easily taken as
candy and quickly cure.
w. Richardson
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1899-08-09
Tho one DaV cold Cura.

Cold IN head and sore throat cured by Ker-
mott S Chocolates Laxative Quinine AS easy
70 tbke as candy. Children cry for them"
w. Richardson.
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1899-08-09

Only one person in every four of
the inhabitants of London earns more
than "a pound a week.
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1899-08-09

Any one can sit on a jury, but it
takes a lawyer to sit on a witpess.-L.
A. W. Bulletin.
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1899-08-09

It's easy enough TO become a great
financier II you have money for ex.
periments.-Atchison Globe.
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1899-08-09

Frogs skin, though one of the thin.
nest, is also one Of the toughest leath-
ers tanned
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1899-08-09

In Russia people must marry be-
fore 80 or not at all, and may marry
only five times.
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1899-08-09

Milliner is corruption of "Mila.
ner" from Milan, which city at one
time gave the fashion to Europe in
all matters of taste in woman's dress.
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1899-08-09
Cure Cold I'm Head.

Kermott's Chocolates Laxative Quinne easy
60 take and quick TO cure cold in head and sore
throat
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1899-08-09
Tho One D,x Cold cura-
W. Richardson.

hernottS Chocolates Laxative Cuiniue rol
cold IA the head and sore throat Chiidrcr
take them like candy.
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1899-08-09
RHnaaured

They had been married seven years.
The doctor had been called in and pro-
nounced him very sick man. AS his
wife entered the room after the doc
tors last visit he called her TO his bed
side, and In n tremulous voice he re-
marked:
Darling, 1 am going"
Leaning over him. she stroked his
head gently and reminiscently replied:
Cheer up. Clarence, That remark
assures me that you will live. Don't
you remember how often YOU said
that during our counting days and how
persistently you didn't goY"-Boston
Courier.
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1899-08-09

Hamilton Clark, of Chauncy, Ga, saws
he suffered with itching piles for twenty
years before trying DeWitt's Witch Haz-
ell Salve, two boxes of which completely
cured him. Beware of worthless and
dangerous cOunterfeits. W. Richardson
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1899-08-09

w. Richardson.
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1899-08-09

FARM OF ACRES
= miles from Berryville Large, square modern -bpl
puu4lnss running water through the farm Spring NOT
kitchen door. Tenant house Price sI3 OOo pms "''
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Lawn Tennis.

Tho Ieuox Tennis Clubs cham pionshlp
tournament was continued yeste rday afternoon
A. tho clubs courts. Darkness overlook some
Of the players before their matches coulo be
fin iShed. The scOros:
Championship Singes-First round-C p Rice
heat F. T. Rice. Jr,. d., 8-1 c. W. Inslee heat f.
v Walsh. 80. 10; f. J. Martin beat Dean Emery,
Ga d-3; J. Kearney Jr.. VS.. o. NJ. Sternfeld, ID
"a mnfntshedl W. A. Mitchell VS.. W. Beckley,
Ga nnhnshed),
The West Side Tennis Clubs fall tourna-
ment was also continued Yesterday afternoon
at the club courts, In the semi-flnal round
o. NJ. Bostwick Will meet C. Cragin. while ]. A.
Allen Is expected to reach the finals to meet
tho winner OF this match. The scores:
Championship Singles-First round-O. NJ Bost.
wick beat F. l. Taller by default: II, f. Holbrook
eat p s. Hildreth. by defAnlt H. F.. Avery beat
c. +. GARRISON by default.
Second Round-J. A. Allen beat w. b. Cragin Jr
SO d--+; o. NJ. Bostwick beat H. +. HolbroOk 6-3
6-o g. Cragin beat Il: +, Avery by default.
Handicap Singles. First R1und-E. d. Dnsmore,
hfsen, heat II F. Avery. owe thirty, by default p.
default; W, b. Cragin. Jr., owe half nfteen beat G.
+; GARRISON, owe half ffteen. by default; r. D.
Thurber. owe thirty. beat c. II. Relyca. owe half
fifteen. Ga. Ga.
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Athletics at New York University.

The Executive Committee OF the New York
University A. A. held its first meeting OF the
season yesterday afternoon in the gymnasium
at University Heights. First Vice President
Edward t. Hendee. 1900. presided. The re-
ports OF the last ball and track teams showed
they were successful financially. The COM
mittco also elected Henry y. MacCracken
manager OF the track team. and Edward L.
Hendee manager OF the baseball team.
In order to prevent a conflict in the schedules
OF the freshmen and varsity teams the follow
ing resolution was passed.
The manarer. of the freshman athletic teams shall
submit tn ar schedules for approval to the first vice
president of the athletic association and to the
managers OF the respective varsity teams
This. It was thought. would do away with the
trouble of former years. DIR. Greanellc n Y
IT,. 80. addressed the committee on alum mi
co0perntion with undergraduate athletics
The committee decided that hereafter alumni
tickets to the athletic assoca ton will sntitle
the holders to admittance to all athletic con-
tests
After much discussion 1t was decided that
DR.. ORlvie should couch the otball team.
The doctor has been with the Crescent A. c.
and Williams College teams, and Is one OF tho
best available coachers. The candidates will
report this afternoon. Practice will he held
on the college grounds until tho athletic fleld
Is put in order. The first setback the team
has experienced has been tho loss OF Capt
Dean Halford. who will not return to college
until February. An election for captain will
be held in few days.
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Yachting Notes.

'. Blrrows-The Shamrock was bu liz at Thorn.
eycrOt yards. Part of the work done at CHS
wick and then the yacht was set up and launched at
Millwal near London.
The Riverside Yacht Club has chartered tho
steamer Perseus for the international yacht races
The steamer will leave the foot of East Thirty
street the mornings OF the at s+5 o'clock.
Constant Rcader-The crew of tine yacht Defender
in 1875 vera from Deer Isle. Me. Capt. HAN
took command of the yacht as soon as she was
launched. Tho Defender this year is manned by
ecandnavians and Capt. Rhodes has been in com.
mand.
c. Bush-ln 1851 the Royal Yacht squadron OF
England offered a cup for race between va hts of
oil nations. This cup was won By the schooner
America and some years AtterWald 1t was decided
TO the New York Yacht Club to be- perpetual ChAl.
lsnge cup. This year the race is between the sham
rock representing the ROYAL lister Yacht club, aud
the Columbia, representing the New York Yacht
Club.
ELIzATETH Sept. 2h.-The pleasure yacht Dreamer
buiitfor Thomas W, lawson OF Boston. was launched
at Lewis NiNons shipyard at noon to-day. 1t was
christened by Miss Vernon Brown daughter of II.
G. Brown OF New York. The Dreamer is 40 feet
over ALL % feet beam and lax feet depth. II will
he lighted by electricity and will have steam wind
lass for hauling the anchor. Tho speed will be If
cen knots.
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Gossip of tho Ring.

J.. p Jones, Ihomaston, Conn.-No pictures were
taken OF the battle.
RcA Ter, Bayonnc.-L ddress Broadway A. c.. Eighth
street and broadway.
II, Ii, Hensel. Lancaster Pa-Address william
Brady. care Mania ran Theatre Thirty third street
and Broadway, New York.
iltOn, the young Troy pugilist, wants to mate Ii
Hamilton with any hrst-Class man Mt his weight.
Anew heavyweight has appea red in San Francisco
His name is Frank Russell. and he is six feet four
inches tai. Russell has b,or matched TO meet
Theodore Van Buskirk for twenty rounds in Frisco.
Oct. II. (,
A meeting of the directors OF tue Broadway A. c.
was held on saturday. and Henry Padden
elected secretary. Tho selection Of Mike Padd as
president and George Considine As matchmaker was
confirmed
Mike Donovan, the hard hitting Rochester light
weight, wants to meet any man at 81 to lag pounds,
p. H. CALVIN, D0nOvRns manager writes to THE
SUS that nc will post forfeit for Donoyans appear.
Ancc and weights.
George silcr sayS that he has been authorized to
arrange matches between Tommy Ryan aud Kid
Mccoy and Billy RotchfOrd and Terry McGUvern.
to take place at Chicago in October. The Affairs If
made. will bo limited to six 70 lnds each,
Bernard J. Pressler informs THE Sun that tho
match between Tommy West and Abo Ullman of
Island nexs week, mss been declared of. UllmAn
was not able to get into condition 40 soon.
The carnival OF boats to he decided at the Broad
way A. G. beginning on Thursday night and oons
tnuipg for three days is follows Thursday Oscar
Gardner and Marty McCue Friday. Tim Kearns and
Jack O'Brten; Saturday, Joe Bernstein and Dave Sui
Ivan. All bouts are for twenty i've rounds.
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The Manhattan College eleven is so far organized
that it's strength ia no longer in doubt. The team
VII average about J: pounds. in selecting the
players the management has been ably assisted by
rome OF the old graduates During the past ten
days the men got in soma God practice at the col
lege grounds l37th street AMI Tcnth avenue. The
athletic association has not engaged coach. but
number OF the old men will have the candidates out
ever day to pnt them through tho code OF signals
passing. punting and falling on the ball.
The Dceadneught A. C. team had it's fourth prar.
tce o. the season on last + dav night and tho
marked mpr vement in the condition and playing
OF the candidates is most encouraging. With such
tried men as SeiIas. McCutv. GuIman. Turner.
schaeffer Kelley. the preadnnughts iht do well
p N. SeiHaa. physical director OF Trinity school,
who is coaching the mon expects good results.
They viii open the season viii the Knickerbockcr
A. q. at BAyonne on Oct. !. Games have boon ar
ranged with Orange A. c. Elizabeth A. C. and other
vPll-known clubs.
The Pennsylvania Railroad Y. NJ. C. A. has issu ed
call for the candidates for tho football squad To
report on next Wednesday afternoon. some forty
men have signn I'd their Intention of trying for the
team. and Coach Arthur l.. Wheeler, the "1.plince-
ton guard is confident that the brilliant record of
1913 will be eclipsed, The schedule arranged is
confined 70 colleGGteaps. Tits as follows: sept.
30. Franklin and Marshall. at Lancaster; Der. ia,
snsquehanpa u1,yersity at Philadephai 81 Prince
At Philadelpha; Nov. il. Hncknell University, at
Philadelphia; 80, open.
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CHICAGO, Sept 27.-Thc Harlem track vas quag-
mire AMI with rw wind blowing and rain falling
at intervals. the rA, .nX could mot be considered
sport. The races were made mp of indifferent horses
Three fAvor.tcH won. summary:
First Race--Six furlOnGs-Inuendo 90 a. Booker.
~ to \ won: Tho Plutocrat, ~ ,Slyers) 10 TO T.
secondN Wordsworth, lOl Dugan, to 2, third
Time. 1924.
Second Receive furlongs-Kitty @, 1o2 u.
Brown, 10 !, won link. lO2 Nv. Jones', 2 to l,
SC ,ond M3rie Marce, 1o2 Vititoe). to |, third
Time, l:Ogt.
Third Racc-One and one. sixteenth mlles-wlson.
loI ,r, Burns, g. .. won; MonongAh, ia (PAttcr-
SOM, q to 3. second; Tmon, 40 tObAnionl, 80 to
third Time. 2;O3S.
Fourth Race-Sx fnrlongs-Silver Fizz. no tDugan).
even. won; Maud Wallace, ~ CBissinger, 20 TO I.
second; Contessa. 81 knight. 3 to !. third Time.
l;2+A.
J. won; Lord Fairfax, liz ca. Burnsl to l. second;
Msrzoli1 sb tT Knight I 70 !; third: Time, :22f.
II to TO- won; The BondmAn. Io2 (HAmilton) ~ to
Time. 1854.
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bERNARpSvILLE. y. j.. Sspt. % In the frat
OF three matches to be held here this week In
inc somerset County Polo Tournament before
very large attendance. tho blue and tan
colors Of the Somerset Club were lowernJ in "
very close and spirited contest by the staten
island club Jack Wilmerding. Jr.. and Nor
ION smith OF the Staten Island team made
many brilliant runs for their team, and for tina
SEnerIets A. Alexander and Robert stevens
81 goals; Somerset. g. goals ''"''" i''u"u'
sents VI h HpSi match for the Junior Cup pre-
linntinn1D y C mir''am A. haZari. at the Rockaway
II hens i;2 Montague; Jl Louis Nelson ana
~ 'Moau onnndHrrpoci, heat the team made up
~ DlH en- r. and Oakley NanderroeI. by 5t to
= goals. There were no haniicaps.
Inc tournament OF the Staten Island Polo
SIuo scheduled for the week OF Oct has
g peeh postponed to avoid a clash with the
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-09-26

The Public High School Athletic League is
preparing for busy season OF football. Four
schools comprise the organization. namely.
Boys High School. Bronx High School. Manual
Training High School and the Erasmus High
School OF Jersey City. The League was organ
lied last naht.because tho Interscholastic Ath-
letic Association. composed OF private schools.
would not permit the public schoolboys I o enter
it's contests. The new League has been sue
cessiul III it's ATHLETIC and baseball games and
will soon be playing its regular football sched-
ulo for championship honors. j. f. Wilson OF
the Boys Hi h School and secretary OF the Ad-
visory Board eaid to Sun reporter last week:
i think the League this year will be a great
factor In interscholastic sport in this city and
vicinity. Something. had to BIO done for the
publ schoolhoy. owing to the stand taken by
the lnterscholastic Athletic ASSOCIATION. That
both Brooklyn High School and Erasmus High
School will Join us in q short while is assured,
and then we " III be In position TO arrange
dual games with any interschoasttc league in
this country"
The Boys High School team startad practice
at the grounds Of the New Wcst Side Y. NJ. G.
A. last week md forty boys responded to the
call for candidates; Wilson ia coaching tho
boys and exnects them to be in position to
give an EXCELLENT account ofthemselves. Stuart.
formerly Trinity Schools crack athlete. will be
member OF the eleven.
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BROOKLYN'S WALKOVER.
WILMINGTON TEAM PUTS Up a ZEE
BE RE5ISTINCE.

Dostons Win n Close oams From the Now
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Whitewnsh the
Observation-Disclosures Continue Their
Winning Strsnk-Enin at Cbicaeo-Notos.
The Brooklyns had tho easiest kind OF q
time defeating the WashlnRtons yesterday
and maintained their lead Of 81 points.
Tho Philadelphia whitewashed tho Bati-
mores. which was quite a setback for Mo-
Grsw's mon. The Bostons captured close
game from tho New Yorks and are 20 points
behind the Quakers. The Louisvilles. who
appeared to be making a nne finish. beat
Tebeau's men and clinched eighth place.
Rain prevented the Chicago Pittsburg game.
The results:
Brooklyn. 10: Washington, 1.
Boston, 2: New York. I.
PhiIadclphia. Il; Baltimore, o.
Louisville. 10; st. Louis 8.
At Chicago-Rain.
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The WashinGtons put up a feeble resistance
TO the Brooklyns yesterday and were beaten In
the easiest possible style Irwin tried an
amateur named Leth In the third and fourth
hard problem for six innings and then gave
way to Reidy the new recruit from Milwau-
kee. who did not have very great opportu-
nifty to show his WORK.
The Brooklyns made four runs in tho first
Evans. Farrells single and Wrigleys out In
the second inning, after Freeman had opened
for Washington with double. tho visitors be-
gan to kick at Umpire Mannassan from their
bench. The official stopped play and, told the
Offenders that II they did not let up he would
put them out OF the game Beck then saved a
run by digging up kittridge's bid for n hit and
retiring the SIDE. Hughes scored for Brooklyn
in the last half on three Dagger and Keleys
Three more runs were made by the Superbas
IN tho third. Farrell took two bases on Shell
heck,s mum. Casey'e out put him on third, and
sent Farrell home. Wrgley Rtole third and
scored on Becks single. SaRle muffed
Hughes's liner. and Beck. who reached second
on the error. counted on Kelley's base hit to
McGann made run for Washington in the
errors on the part of Farrell and WriRley.
Manager Irwin substituted Leith for Evans in
the last half, With two out the bases were
The Brooklyns had lots OF fun at the expense
ofLeith in the NTH, and The cranks roared with
laughter. A base on halls. a hit hatsmnn
Keelers .triie. JenninGs's hunt and steal. a
balk. Wrigley's bunt and wi ID throw by Ieith
netted five runs. Mcfarland succeeded Leith
IN the next inning. and Han on's men were
blank ed. Reidy went into the box instead OF
Hughes in the eighth. double play by Casey
and jennings helping him out. Game was
then called on account Of darkness. The score:
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NEWS OF THE HARNESS HORSES.
Another Meeting Mt Empire CITY Park
Bumps Coming Hero Again.

| ''' >""''"E 'ier' HE"'"'
1t has been decided to hold another trottlnR
meeting this fall at the Empire City Park. Tho
| last week In October has been selected. which
| VIII follow the meeting o: the Parkway Driving
Ciuo. Ihe programme Will be announced
within Few days. Purses are to DO OF the
UNIFORM Valuo OF 300 for heat races. with
something less Tor the one dash race on each
DAYS card.
match race between Pilot Boy. 2:0nA, and
A'Ves' 2;o''a. VIII probably be among the fca-
lures OF inc october meeting at the new track.
when the gray horse. driven by trainer Charles
Nell outfootcd Alves on tho Speedway on last
horsa ,an S. ..n, m.p utono cue oen'e on
morse, suggested that another trial OF speed be
on an Equality n. 70 drlvor, str,rs soid ho
wa. wiling to match Avss to trot AGAINST sS1i
Pilot Boy any timo this fail tn. owner "u Of the
challenged horse to set the time md name the
stakes. Alve.'s owner would make tho race to
road wagon. owners to drive. or to sulky.
49,. r., iu -. ~, ... ,.,, 60 nv
says ne VIII start his trotter In either kind OF
race and let 1t be for money or fun. He also
sos"s .n", ."' Ea.o iec''p,s 20 gwen 10
some some Hhar,nn,s In the latter
oa., ,ou.e '"e USE Vi .ne ,ratk' FRANK work
would make any kind of n race wanted by
Strous tho owner ~ Pilot Row b.ipa n rit. ,o,
sd.nt th., III. ho.s. o,n $780,, Ds ta $1,000.
naent tnat MS morse can repeat on racetrack
the feat he performo d on the Speedway on last
FRIDAY
Az lnuiananohs Iast frihay. tho crack i've
900 Thu perform,ncs wa. m,1o In nm a,hi
l,i,,o, aa.I... 3d.. We" . .o W ..
oitioh against time. AS ths morse was starte
to beat Star Pointers cham pion record of
1:5o4, and failed to do IT. his fast mile toes
NOT cons,itnte , r.,ord oo,o-Jina ~ ,r,a r,Ios
NOT constitute record according 10 the rules
OF the A. T. A. under whose jurls LECTION tho
IndianapolIs meetipp ,v,. bold .Kn,,.,oL,
Mccarthy drove searchlight. 1t sli that a
s strG WIZ retar9e e. me morse IN me nome.
sLLrstch: ne paced tho nrst quarter n .; "Oaa-
.ne sefohd IN the snme t,mc. me 'h,ru IN O:3O.
Hu uh,s Vas c3SeTeu AZ a a:Ol Galt search.
,an. niue Is me ihstest ever paced hy any
no In e&ceptlhg tne IOurHinGS. Star POINTER.
nn:9 94 Sohh h ~, Geh'ry, T;o''a' jos fa'cheh.
n,mn anu a., no oponl ~ $500, ~ ~. u,
of 3WS 70 w,gnn nt ,rrn e gun recnTo
10 coming here again this fal for another bout
WIN uctinpoIlnn myers ~ speedway iarS;
to take back seat when bumps was here be-
loIei NnInan StIaus saiu ast week that ne
mou'u neS-r again start oonwe6s m q brush
MN racer; o4t ne nas reco3slderef ms rrso-
to town. He 1ow says he is wiling to lot the
SSnefSs.n9t trotter step rom the bend I" the
9r'3 3ge,e, IN company WIN the pay PAGER. I. n
~ blInhgs' the AnicaEo capitalist VINO, owns
E,i r tns week IN an effort to lower the record
ioT PAGERS 10 roau wagon. , 49,,
~ ~ SSurrent 91ss,p among roau riae5s that
viii soon brine 'I his new trostnr S S
~ mere sor nrnsh win Goeweos' fiot Boy
ohu pt'ot CleeuWay nFeTS rendtOT l. VIII Dc
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the freshmen baseball team have reported 10 Capt
Mideor.nd for practice in preparation for the com;
Ing series OF interclAns games which will be played
between Oct. and 7. Among tho candidates are
several players who Vi ve promise Of Varsity ability,
and their work in the gamsA will be watched
cloSely by Coach Clark.
The Crawford baseball Club OF Crawford. n. j..
closed successful season on last Saturday. Twenty
i've games we're played and only six were lost.
Among the defeated teams were tho Murray Hills,
South Orange II O., Linden A. @. 1.-TWO 0ames). Pru.
dentiAls, Perth Amboy A. o. 1.-TWO games). BROOKLYN
Heh school, New York Centrals, JohnstoMn 7; G..
Eorthvalo F. O., Brooklyn Heights A. A., Clarks o..
N. T.. Bensonhtrst r. @. and East Orange F. c. They
were defeated by tho knickerbocker A. c. two
games, Clsrk's o. N. r.. Prudentials Brooklyn
Heights A. A. and South Orange T. g. The captain
OF the team was Catcher Norman Hall Tho other
players were: George Pates. assistant captain and
second base: Tabor. pitcher: Honne,sey, pitcher:
Wilkinson, hrst base: Denman Howell, short stop;
Klose. third base; Hubbard left field Barrett cen.
tire field: Fox. right field. Albert Tusch Jr.. was
manager.
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COLE.
Play for the President's Gun at Richmond
COunty-GenerRl News.

The result OF the first round which ended
yesterday at tho Richmond County Country
Club for the Presidents Cup between the eight
who qualified in the medal play for the George
Hunter gold medal. follows:
L. p. Stoddart beat c. T. Stout. up and TO play,
Charles stewart boat James Park up and to play:
A.. Il. Paterson beat Otis l.. Williams, . upt +. u.
Schuyler beat Douglas Bonner, up.
On Friday Mt the Richmond County Country
Club there will be an eighteen hole m edal play
handicap. class and b. with prizes for the
best net and gross scores in each class On
Saturday there will be another handicap under
the same conditions in the morning and in the
afternoon approaching and putting contests.
Tor men and women. for prizes presented by
Mr.. and Mrs Otis l.. Williams
Play at the Sea Cliff Golf Club on Saturday
was for prizes presented by s. Stinson, Anew
record for the links was made by q. f. Burner
who won the gross score prize. and the net
score prize wont to j. Graham. The summary:
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Columbia's KIckers Show Plenty of Snap

Columbia's football candidates resum ed
practice at Manhattan Field yesterday. Sew
oral OF the varsity players we're absent. owing
to examinations The work OF the morning
consisted in practising signals. falling on the
ball and tacklinR In the afternoon Coach
Sanford put the men through some fast work
falling on the ball. After training In signals
few minutes, the varsity lined np az ninst the
The varsity men were; Wright. centre :;
Meyer. right guard: Bryan. left guard Smyth.
right TACKLE; Kn1npp, st taekIe Putnam
back; Gllchrlst. right half back Storms left
half back. and Capt. Simons. full back. The
men showed plenty OF snap and Manager Nit
chcll and Coach Sanford we're we'll pleased with
the work. Wright, the big centre rush. played
like Trojan. He 10 remarkably apry for n
large man. A tackllne dummy will be used on
the field to-day, LePrince OF tho crew. who
was was prominent ca1didate for tackle has been
try for the team this year.
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The Westchester County Wheelmen's basketball
team il now practising hard for the coming sea on
and arc fast rounding uIo condition. All irstclass
teams desiring dates at Mount Vernon will please
communicate with T. T.. Cohen. manager, Mount
Vernon, ny
The MONTH"; haze reorgnni7ed for the coming
season, and are DESTROYS OF hcArink from all light
weight teams in this vicinity. Address, A. W Pross
81 Nassau street.
The well.known basketball team OF the Bay Ridge
A. C. has organized for the season AND is now really
to BOOK games. They especially desire to hear from
QUITO town teams. Address, SiXtieth street and
Third avenue, Brooklyn.