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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-12
CORRETT AND JEFFRIFs NEXT.
Articles Calling for n Battle May he signed
To-Morrow.

Er- Champi Jim Corbett and ". A. Brady
manager OF Champion jim JefYties. will meet
tomorrow afternoon. and II Is said that arti-
eles calling for a fight will be drawn up and
signed. Corbett 10 enthusiastic over this
match and Is confident that he can defeat his
former sparring partner, Brady and Corbett
had a conference on Friday night. Brady said
that Jerres was eager to fght "pompadour
jim" and that he had consented to such a con-
test.
Corbett then sought John Considlne, his
manager, and the latter promised to post
81 500 to- morrow to make tho affair binding
The conditions OF the match have not beon do
fined. Corbett says anything reasonable " ill
suit him. All he wants Ia TO have tho nRht
ratified and 10 prepared to back himself that
brady and myself will meet on Monday. )"
said Corbett. and n light will be made between
Jsffries and myself II Brady doss not keep
his word. will ignore the boilsrmAker and cast
lines for battle with Bob Fttzslmm ons aga n.
am going to light some one tor tho cham Iion-
shi n and n FltZ ola ms II. | must naturally look
forward 10 him. ] am feeling better than |
have In years Ny friends bnys urged me to
induce Jeffriest to nxht me; will be ready 10
fight before next summer"
Jeffros In outlining his reason for giving
Corbett FIRST chance. said
II promised Corbett would take him on be-
fore / defeated Snnrksy. md l will keep my
word. That Is tie only reason. The others
may be moro eligible, but promises are
promises with me-"
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In tho team m atch at the st. Andrews Coli
club vs.tar1av the aenraa were,
The home team won In tho match at the
Laurence Harbor Country Club yesterday with
the Wastcheater Golf Club The scors.
TrRp Shooting.

COOL scores were made in the Crescent A. g. trap
shooting events at tho club grounds Owls Head,
Bay Ridge. yesterday. Capt Albert W. Money. tho
veteran shot, and Louis Harrison OF Nj me apolis
were tho guests Of tho orgl alton, All the scores
were rloso and intcrestinI. Summaries;
twenty-five Clay Birds expert rulos-Ed ward
Hanks. 2i' Louis Harrison. III Capt Albert ".
NJ Iney, -.
Mons,, 30. Harrison. 10; John ii. Hallock. ~. W.,
Second shoot for the November Cup. twenty .nys
targets expert rules hRudicar-Banhs. scratch, ~;
Marshall. handicap 4, 20: Capt. Money 2. ~; r. d..
Mead 10. 20: Henry A. Kryn, ~; Hallock. q. ~;
II, l.. Kenyon, 10. 20; Lowndes Rhett, 2, 20.
The Prize Hand cap. expert rules liallnCh. =, 20;
Kryn 3, 20; apt. Money. p 24i Banks, scratch. 20;
j.. Rhett o, 10; Kenyon, 10, Is; Harrison, TO- IL:
Meade, 10. IL. ShoOtof OF tie for priIe-Kryn. 4;
Ten pair; por man, M,gau trsp-B'nt'i .;crstch.
~ Capt Money, /. 4 Matshall, o. u Hhett, :,
rs; kenyon, T. IL; HAllock, .. 49, Harr son. !, 10;
Garrett ". Cropsey, /. Ia; Meade. 4. ~ kenyon. ?.
lB
Match. Five Pairs-Eryn, 7. Hallock. 6; Harrison.
8; Capt. Money. 7; Lownaes Rhett I,
HaLdlcAp. special prize hoffman, 49, Banks, IL;
Kryn, ~; COrleE, ~; landowner, ~; Kenyon, 10;
Marshall, & G. j, McDernOtr, u. Carl I" Rlsmue.
-. ID, V, h. H"gcman. ~ j. :, s. Re usen x SHOOT,
"a of the tie. twenty-five bird,-Notmah II; banks'
lh.
FIFTY targets, twenty AZ known ANGLES. twenty ex'
pert aud ton MIgau trap Banks, ',Hi hryh AZ
McDermptt, ~ Nindrryeer A.; CoFles 81; Nen''
sen, 43; kouyon, 40; Marshall. 81; Townscnd. 3s'
hoffman. SO. Lott, 30.
Match-Twenly.hy birds, Maslu traI- u. L.
Waters 20 Banks. 10.
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crScuSSIrI. Nov li.-Pretty .eor, was spoiled Al
Newport to-day By chilly mist In the early part Of
the afternoon and by gloom which prevented those
present from seeing clearly the last two events.
Jockeys Kni ghi and winkaeld were nn.d $40 each
for bad work at tho barrier Tho attendance was
good despite the weather. and the track fair The
summaries;
First Race-siI furlongs-Beguus. 100 q. Thomy-
son 10 30 T. wonI Abs Turst. lUI IT. Knight to q.
socoud Tom Collins. los (southsrdJ. to l. third.
Time. litdl. -
second Rsos-ons mills and . siItasnth--Monh
wAymAn. io7 T. knight. rto 8. wosi Loyalu. ss
IL, Thompson). u to |. secondi Frihr John. loo
WninsiI, "a 10 l. third. Time, 80.
Third k,cs-Two mile--Fathrrland, 81 cstiversl.
IL 10 g. wont Kyrat, lo4 (winkheldl. 1870 ssoondi
vireie O.. io,ls 10. hoDowein. 9toS third, Tine.
T"u-th Receive furlongs-Avspstoks. ia
(wiulnsld), y TO &. won; FcnodA los tBolAnd). TO
]. second Charlie o'Bren, los Cpupceb to 1,
third. Time. lO3t,
Filth Rsre-Sy furlcnas, heats-First heat Albert
Vale, IOl tIoland), to 8, woui Netarnia, % IT,
Knish). 3 to :. second Tension. 81 tsivsrs). 1b to
second Heat.kii srt Vale, TO ,, won; Nehsrnis,
2 to /. seconds Louisville Belle. 1914 ForshAnd). 30
to I. third. Time. iiiI.
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and others from across the border having
entries in nearly every clnss on the progfNuIine.
Inc most prominent OF the tenc"rs namTu 20
compete over the sticks arr;
&. NillIss Graylock, Hart M w.. Ealy 10Y hIHm
Bocks NosiminiSter Bell George iopper fNri, Nrr.
q. A. SaputtA's ENir. Mr.. j. Ioslo say Bftn.ay,
Charles Cbstet's hgaNRn, III hnri N"Wtohs roxy
Ouilia thailes q. BernCttH LEX. d. am y, y
Colts Anne RI. Il. X. CAs4Stts IAcntic. - N: hAt.
locks Be lrchl ght, Chestnut MI STOCK RAJ
La Russ". Robert Gueets QUO Nadls: ~ 4. Ear on
Sir window. willarl P,rker. Jr.. and Chnles liui,
kamps hornpye. Ntsh NAY MUufIn9s Motea Anu
A. Ii. haclay's Inca
The following ar. the Judges who will ofiici-
ate during the wcck:
ThorouEhbrcds-Milton Young.
Hackneys-Dr Andrew Smith, r. p Sterictsr,
Robert Graham.
TrDtteTs and Eoadstcrs-Albert c. Hal. Charles
Daua Palmer, George Wiilng.
French Cuacherr Pony stations ami Brood
Mares. Half.Bred, and Ponies III Harness-H W.
Hiyes.
Four.ir hands. Tandems. Carriage and HARNESS
Horses. unrses. Carriages and Appointments, aud
Hans IN abs Prescott Lawrence. II. Il. Bloodgood
and Shelby T lartiAun.
saddl. and = lace Horses and Ponies under Sad.
def T.. dc Busugny,
Hunters and Juinptrs-Richar1 McCTeery. John r.
Cbwdin and Crazy W. WadSvorth.
Cavalry Horses and Chargeu-Col o. Il. Helm,
West Point.
Thomas q. She wood and DIR. J. r. Ryder.
buperintendent-frsnk !. ClsrAe.
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Last Night of tho ornnr. Horse show.

BRICK CHURCH, Nov. 1l.-Thers was no let
up in tho attendance on tho closing night OF
tho Orange Horse Show. The boxes were
nlled with the fashionable set and. In interest
the exhibition fully su stained Its reputation Of
the previous evenings. the Horse show Com
mittse. OF which Walter d. Grsnd 10 chairman.
was pleased at the success OF the show. and It
was stated tonight that there WAS no doubt
that another would be held Aext year. The
results OF the judging follows:
Cl.ss si-Long tailed harness horse. shown to
'Esp.Jai.1Sn; Ss, . ana stsriias
Glass aS-Ponies In hArness.CnnninE. Dr. m.
Hi. .ceoei P.uto. br. m. Mrs, Charlotte y, Fay
g.. oi e. " M$c"th.on' arti Duke. B. e. Nile. ".
Baney Brother. sscond. .,. s.
s sI.Ha :.tSaa 10 Peep. .isISslSa. Sis. Bisnsi:
Class, ss~PrivAts eoaohmen. driving contest
Henry DIVER employed BY kdwari p h,rw'n r.,
yr.omsn. second; Edward dertin. employed By O,
'dis.. s@.Popies in barnes. over Y and no, o..
ss.as En- o., tsSg &
s.. Rssis. f nSsSG Sps!s 81 .!:ssS f,ss
george, ;; g. Charles Tnssf, third; 1884,. &c. =.
| Jackson. CHI. e.. NJ. " Baney n brother. secondj
| Gold. or. M, Alden Freeman. third.
Glass Ia heavyweight huntsrE-Lord nenAlAh,
b. g.. Adam Beck hrst Westminster Belle. ch. m.
Adam Eeck. second Lady ftleonsr. b. m. Adam
4 Beck. third
| Class 22-Haruess horses over 1914 hands-Ptnoe,
hr T., A. b. Leach INST Dandy oh, ", MI Lillian
NceEer. second; Prnoess.g W, M charlsI hathaway.
| third
CAss H-saddle horses. 1b.3 banda and over
Jerry Oh. g. Henry Graves. nrsti Col, b. g. Edward
". Jackson, second; Kathryn Boyer Gordon Grand,
third.
| Class a2-Runabout horses, Is. 2 and not exceed
ing ib,2 hAnds-Cock Robin, blk. g.. Edward p,
MeGTin. Jr, first; Lady belle W. m, Orange Riding
Rsnl third.
Class 43-LongtAilsd saddle horses 1872 hands
sud ovcr-Leroy, b. T.. william q. Horn, first; Loo
br. e. Miles W. BanGy Brother second Harry
Loid, b. e.. Peter II, Tuck, Jr., third
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KEIRys KNOCKS Ernst oUE
The "Dutchm an" However, Puts Up =
RAttiing Fight.


Tim Ksarns. the crack lightweight Of
Boston. came near getting knocked out
at tho hands OF Billy Ernst the Bush
wick Dutchman." at tho Greenwood A. O
last night. Kcarns however. was the winner
knocking Ernst out In the sixth round. EveIy-
body Thought Ernst would be whipped early,
and many wagers were made that IL would
Otto solor OF Chicago was to have net
s.: Place. III. latter va. OUT Of eSadi!ion,
was to have bees for twenty roppas.
ksirnsss hsn mh reT IA hSM%tTs, SnaF
Blue. Ernst went in with a vim and gave
Kenrns a hard wallopIhg Tn. latter struck
called In and sIlit KearH.. right eve
tine .ou T Eqn., took To d.. ,ro@
body bows. 10 tho NTH Ernst had Koarns
fioundering all over the ring, but did not have
enough steam behind his knocks to do any
daaum . K'arn' hit 10" again and knocked
#. iea s ,Hta tn q. eif and Era. caught hun
sy G ss. ;A Nth SsS .n a a
he got tired Kenrps ham mersd his man about
the vlnd. and few riGhtS on the law soon
Pete burke OF Brooklyn and younG Hsrning
Of 9reenpoint faced each other In the nrst
preliminary OF ten rounT. a. ~ pouhds; The
Long Ike" and Charley sIsttsry, inquired
IN the next tilt also for ten rounds ~ !9atoh-
weights. slattsry had only one ssye. hcag
the .!so %Sps round nd ssI sat.ry seconds threw
up the sponge.
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CHICAGO. Nov. 1.-THE weather was cold and raw
a. Lakeside to AAy. bat good crowd witnessed the
racing. which was spirited. Every rsos WA hard
fought ct the and. Erwin. II. T. arifnns good colt
reached tn, track at II O'CLOCK last night from New
Yorh. but won the Art race hsndily. Three favor
ties won. Summary
First Racs-on. sile and AIRY yarhs-Littls Singer.
ios in,tehell, q to 1 won; Maurice ". s7tw , nes
u TO 1, secondi Exbart. 100 Tiicfl. TO 1. third
Tune, AN. -
Second R.ee-seysu furiones-Jm Gore IL. iob
Cyit,,osN 4 to I. won; CardA, lo7 (Ricbyl, To l.,
second. Aston. lo7 Hinkey). to l. third. Time
fbitd R.o,-si. furlors,-May Beach ps Citito.,
7 TO g, woui Alice Turner. sb wv. scotp. 40 70 l.
second: o'oonnell ITO Lines y to l. third' Time.
lIsh
Bov, p6 CSsAtonl II to I, won; 1roni, JOG tFlioh
II u & s,cond; Doubl. Dummy. los (MitchelD. II
to e. tn I'd. Time. ir<<A
fifth Ea,.-Five and = half furlonts-Errtn, 100
RreemAn) 1870 g. won Red Cross II. 100 tAitchell).
sto second; Felix Bard. VI Flick. to l. third.
Time 'Op1S.
Sixth RAes-Ous and one quarter mil-s-Pst Oar
rstt, " isrAtonl, Ia - won; Jump. io5 presmanl
70 @. second; Bort Davis. 0s Vititoe Ito 8. third.
Time u,
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Mccoy Admits His Match with Maher Il
Postponed.

Kid McCoy. who arrived In town on Friday
night from Buffalo. corroborates tho news In
THE SUN to the effect that his match with
Peter Maher. which wac to have been decided
at Coney Island on Nov, 30. had been post
ponoi. Mccoy Ia in great condition. APP
parantly and ono OF the reasons he gives for
deferring the oOut is that he thinks he ought
TO have a rest, My cit arm il littl- sore
too" said tho Kid tn THE SUN reporter yester-
day. and don t want to take any chances
My money is mp and all that Is noressary TO
elinch the matter IL tha signing Of articles
This will hs done ia d low DAYS, Maher can
not claim my forfeit, Tor I'll. papers call for n
eight six weeks from tho dae Of signing arti-
cies ] expect the battle will take place at
COnoy Island on or about Dec. IS"
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CHG.
First Day OF the Washington Jockey Clubs
MeettME Mt Bennings.

Meeting Mt Bennings.
WARRINGTON. Nov 1.-THE seventeen day
meet OF tho Washington Jockey Club and the
last race meeting that will he hold In the East
this season, began at Benuings this afternoon.
A large crowd was present. In the betting
ring there were thirty-flve mentor OF the
Metropolitan Turf Association on hand Tho
card was not q brilliant one for an opening
day ret II furnished q fairly good days
sport. Tho opening event went TO tho
fayorite, Sidney Lucas. who won easily.
The good thing. Lsmpalobe. was practically
left at the post. but finished fourth. Give and
Take won tho second race. with another out
slider. q. r. wightnan. second. Baby Bill car
risd the public's money In the stseplschase,
but could not do better than third Slbley. at
% to ]. won by eight lengths The favorite.
Cnrbuncle won the fourth race. ridden out
whilo Brisk. at 10 to l. beat tho favorite. Queen
OF Song a head after hard drive in tho clos
ing race. Summaries:
First RAGe.s, fn,ions'xs!dnsy Ly va: i ,o
tclss.oni. + TO for place second Golden Rattle.
I17 pnnvp,h 'Gi,d .ms In Gdr, ~ b., Lamp. mp
ran. ,,,.-.,, -. ,,
Won q. L. Wlrstm,n. no Nctntyre'. 10 70 for
Ria Ria ' i%. Es"st N.i . rs a!;uas Nh
simpson, James HAL Boil. Therno., Grandeur,
JsIn Aica NHaire, sptid Q anu Dninti also rtn'
--Sibipy, las McInvrugy' a. to and to !. woni
M stjuneii 1tb johnson, even for place. second
Baby Bill 1877 Allmark'. third. Time, 5;l7. watch.
man level. Hurry Up aud Decapod Alse ran. Hurry
Up fell. but was rcmountsd and finished Rose
H-imd al Alao foil ate gong hAf nile.
Fourth RAcs-siI furlongs-CarlunNo. 50 dang
nam. 4 to and I" o. won Iupidity. i0d tolaw
sonI { to for place second; Precursor. lpo
Mcintyrel third. limo. IIis Juctma also ran.
FIfth RAce-Oue mile ana sitt-snth-H IL, los
(wsb.r) 10 70 aud to /. won: queen OF song los
Jerti is ~ TO- place, .ecund Alvorsdo H., oH
IA ua~ I'D m q
poins, Chivairous. Aithea, Kilt and Village Pride
also ran.
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Madden ana John l. SHAH. H.sss.

After many years OF nsver-speak they
pass-by, Billy Madden and John l. Sullivan
have barisd the hatcher and are now on the
best Of terms. Madden IL generally credited
with "bringiag out" the 81 -chAm pion. and thsy
toured the country tor mRnJ ssasons But
they had q falling out. and did not spsAk uRtil
tho other night, Madden visited the big fsS-
lows oafo In Sixth avenue. Sullivan was
npsrairs. but came down and Grasrsd his old
managers hand,
You re look ing well. John. but little stoutey
and older than when we used TO travel around
the Omitted States meeting all oomsr~ hsaAsA
'""ii know that Billy" responded Sullivan,
"Times have changed since then and Am 4
has been But I am glad to see the YOUNG
"i6sts so ! there has been a lot Of ehapgef
am afraid none OF them win bold the cham
pionship as long ~ you did"
Past grievances were soon forgotten
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Some good golf was Witnessed yesterday
on tho links Of the Crescent A. g in the
sented by William b. Rhett. and the Bay Ridge
cur, offered by Charles J. Patterson. Sidney
and he and Cassells will play OF for It next
weak, Tho summary:
Championship Cup-semihnal round-H. 2.
Bowns beat A. A. Adams, by 3 up and . to play; H.
A. Tucker beat c. u. Van Brunt. by up,
Fin-l Round-H. A. Tucker defeated II. g. Downs.
] w (ninrtern holosl.
Bay Ridge Cup-First round-sdnsy. Maddox
a. C. CnsseiI. dsfentsd W r. Rigsiow, By q M and
to play jay q, Jones defeated s. p. viokers. by
Second Round-s. G. csssslls defeated Jay g..
Jones. BY 2 up and to play.
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r..n..,ss Men Back from Manila.

SAN Francisco. Nov. 1.-THE transport In
diana with q Tennessee regiment arrived to-
day from Manila after an uneysntful VOYAGE
Brandon, who represented the Governor OF
Tennessee, and by large party OF Ten
consists OF IA ofiicers and do men.
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aov yoorh,..s Annapolis Trim.

ANNAPOLIS. Nd. Nov. 1l,-A'tsr being en-
tsrtnined by the superintendent and Officers Of
tho Naval Academy, and after Witnessing drills
Of cadets In artillery. Gov. Voorhees, OF New
Jersey and party attended the cadet hop to-
night, Admiral NcNair entertained the visi-
tors at dinner.
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In the return match between the Albany
Country aud Powslton Golf Clubs. at New
burgh held during the week. the novelty was
that tho women and men played separate
matches The honorswsrs even. FOR while the
Albany men lost the women o. the capital city
won out handy. In the spring match at Albany
both the hom teams won. The scores OF the
NsMburgh evert were:
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Embree OF Quincy is build ng ~ 'footer for New
York yachtsnsL, AMI u schooner, 80 feet on tho
load water line for J, l.. SturtcNNnt,
Charles sm Tiers owner ot the schooner Maynard,
aud Robert T.. cd. owner Of the schooner Katrina,
ARC '4lking OF building new Srhponers for next
stasof
The suxiiiary yacht Aloha. which was built for
ID. Willis danes and A. Curtis Jamc', 10 have her
rig cut down Ths Ntssrs. James will take cruise
70 the South on thar yacht late IN the winter
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The Anarchists held a meeting last siEht In
Cermania Asss I'm bly, rooms on the Bowsry To
commemorate the hanging Of the Anarchists
10 Chicago. Ono hundred persons were pres.
emit. This principal spsak Era were 4. Lett and
Conrad SDsTbsr. . friend Of HostA
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Curl.y aud McGoyern May Meet.

It is possible that # a concession OF weight
can he gained viii Curiey OF England may
fight Terry McGoveru, The Eugbh fighter.
who was defeate hy George Dixon. wants to
meet MrH0vpru at l22 Inuudr hut Terry viii
lads had talS on Friday Uight. MrGOl"rh
was ohdur1t" ard would not give away Tho
necessary pounds, lilo may TO IreNTilcu upon
10 ehGnEe Nh mind. however.
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ORANGE Nov. 11.-Everything was gay at tho
Essex County Country Club this evening for
Phiade lphia Cricks Of Club. and the visitors had
succum bed. Tho mat oh was close and excit-
ing one. and was not decided until nearly the
last stroke. when Clifford A. Gould succeeded
In defeating his opponent, G. p. l.ongmatans. by
4up. Up to that time the game had stood three
holes up in favor OF the visitors. large
crowd followed the PLAYERS over the course,
and there was great cheering whom Mr. Gould
made the Nm al stroke which settled tho match
in favor Of the local team. The scores.
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oithe women championship. Miss Post beat
craig beat Miss Amy Lewis. q up and s TO- play
Mrs. Headden beat Miss Koonz, IN. and Miss
Jessie Perry beat Mrs GriersOn, up.
The seconu eighteen hole round In the mems
con olation cup competition was also decided,
The FIRST round was played on Nov. l. The full
summary follows
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r.-Day's Football Events.

savoy A. o. Va Beloved Cadets A. A. ~ ofarsmoAa
Park.
Warren r. Q. va College Point Indiana second
team at College Point
Foolish A, " erioanI Va East Hnds. ~ HsvAyh
Harrison Rangers vs. lrish Americans. - hArrt
son.
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mn. ne newark Athletic Club began a tourna-
H. !, f.slnr,aT for the club cham pionship
'"e INST eght who qualified were:

IN we '."rsey City Coli Club links yesterday
shin 80 mlr'nal round OF the men 3 champion.
Md aN, and g. H. Bouly bent q. c. Harm
N' VI and to play. In the second round
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osksy Rein Fiasd in England.
s,eosI Cath D.,pateA 70 Tas SUE.

LONDON. Nov 11.-Aftsr the race for the
Grosvsnor Cup at the Liverpool Autumn
meeting to-day l.. RsiH, tho American Jockey.
was nned k25 for not going back to the post
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EAST ORASoE. Nov. 1.-THE East Orange
Coli Club wop a decisive victory over team
fro n the South Orange Field Club on the East
Orange course this afternoon defeating the
visitors by ~ holes up. The scores:
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a Vigorous but undecided assau't on the pos
session OF the Hatbor Hill Golf Club challenge
cup by Otto Hook eyer was m ade by George
l.. Armstrong, who had won the right to chal-
lsnge by winning out In the autumn tourna-
msnt. The two finished all even after thirty
ak holes. Hockmeyer was q up with III to
plav. aud Armstrong; finish was one of the
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The mem bers and guests OF the Clin Haven
Golf Club participated In tho members handi-
cap tournament yesterday. Edward NcCor-
mack was tho winner with James E. Sullivan
rs the runuer-up while Miss I. o Connor won
the womens prize with Miss McDsrmott the
runnsr-up Sum mariss:
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In the somt-nnals for the cups and medals
at Van Cortlaadt Park yesterday II. E. Brown
beat DR. Hou9hton by 4 up and 3 20 play. aad
A O. Hamilton beat s. NJ. Hard also BY up
aud 3 to play. The best scors OF the day was
m ads by Brown. As follows:
f 2s.:::::: s::41:: 81 81 81,
sByss not played.
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=, The tie Tor the election day cup between 7. A.
Proal and VI, Is Cole was played OF and Proa
won by 1 up and 3 to play

PLAIsgIELp. Nov. 1.-THE final play for the
CHAPMAN cup was tho event this afternoon on
the HI side Tennis and Golf Club course The
ney who won tbs ksmi-nnnls on election day
10 to-day's play the men were tied on the
won Tho cup has to DO won three times to
t,come permanent property. c. ". Flax has
wen II twice.
STANFORD, Nov, lion the links OF The Wee
Bura Golf Club this afternoon the Qualifying
tound for the Vice, Presidents cup WIS played
,Ihr hrst four qualified for tbs sem fin ais 70
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J.. championship of tho II llandale Golf Club
90. j this afternoon, the puor. being carried
Law, NJ 81. r.ieL srhsyoti and M.s rtrude
sr nV u" leayti beat Miss Helsn Jackson BY up
sA' !" 10 Ihe match WAS at eighteen holeL
IN 'he ssmi-nnals for the Staten Island
,Hcke' ard Baseball clubs yesterday w. L.
.!thrr beat J A. Jan In, Jr.. by up and 3 10
t pnl IN no pay FOR the prosidents cup the
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Seventy-two teams finished In the handicap
mixed foursomes on election day. The CUP
winners we're Miss Post and c. G. Harmstad
with the card OF %. 2. 49,
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Miss Marion oliver. one OF the semi anAlists OF tho
womeu's cham p,snship. has cut down tho Associate
record Of the Albany course to 80. 81. 81.
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BAYsIpE. Nov. 11.-walter J. Travis won the
cham pionship Of the Oakland Golf Club this
afternoon. He played In the hnals against DR..
Travis has been cham pion OF the Oak land Gu b
since lts organ izAtion. but he nevs: won before
In as close a contest as that Of to-day. On tho
eighteen holes Travis won by 2 up. The oardA
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not win out. On next saturday the winning
teams meet again. the pairings being tea m
one ami -Four and tsama Eight and Seven
The teams that lost yesterday will play for .
Set OF consolation prizes.
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IHT IFdTTIs VTIHI IVEI 1NsF0IUdJ VIII pIHy TOT
set OF consolation prizes.
There was some good gollng at tho Ardsley
Club Yesterday. and. whom not noting down
scores the Green Com mittse was kept busy
receiving entries for the womsn's open tourna-
msnt hat teglns Tomorrow. ii. N, Billings
and Miss louise NarderhOei won the mon .
hnt wonen's cham nionships respectively In
the fnai rounds for the Presidents and Ardsl-y
cups. Miss Nanderhoef defeated Miss May
Barron by up and to play. The cards were !:
M M,. RR, ,n 2 8 Z. ss s-ss
". yanderhoete 8 o 7-62-lob
Mis- Barron. ..7 9 . = 9 s-63--ilo
EtltnGs defeated R. Churehill after the hot