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When Columbia lined up for football practice
EOofhnll Nnfaa.

Tho Kings County 4. c. has Thanksgiving morn.
Ing open FOR any team averaging fr I'm 1876 to 100
pounds. Game TO DO played at Prospect Park. Ad
DIR, q, Fred \ Stats, b37 Throop avenue Brooklyn.
Tho Fnglewood Field Club second team has Satur-
day nett open. and would like to arrange game
Ruarant' can be had. Address IT. II. Chatter. Engle-
wood, N. j.
Tho Knickerbocker r. G. will extend its season
until the latter part Of December, and therefore
would b. pleased ~ hear from nrat. class ont OF
town teams aycrar 81 pounds, for Dec. p y. and
IL. Address A. 4. Fordon. u West Ninety sixth
street.
Iowa CITY, Nov. 2o--tn class game OF football
between the senior aud Junior students OF tho Unit
yersity OF Iowa Saturday. w, stevenson senior
whose home is IN Des Muinea. suffered fracture Of
the skull and died before he could be carried from
the n,ld
PROVIDENCE. r. l.. Nov. 90 The Brown faculty
has taken another hani In athletic matters. 1t has
forbidden Manager l. T. Baker to arrange any more
The faculty took this vigorous action because tho
previous manager. sherman, who recently resigned,
cancelled 80 many games.
Howard sullivan. captain Of the Battalion OF En-.
Rineer-' football team Mt Wlllctts Point, mot with
PAINFUL accident On SATURDAY while playing In a
match game against thu Murray Hill A: c. eleven at
Flushing. lie vrenched his ankle in the first half
but kept on playing shortly ufterw ard his leg
broken near the knee In scrlmmhge. He was taken
back TO the fort In an ambulance.
The scores Of other games Saturday were: At
Norolk-portsmouth. q, University OF Maryland. o.
At ChcsRo-Sorthwest.rr. II; Indiana. 4; rniv r.
siN OF Chicago, ~; Beloit. u. Al Ann Arbor-Uni.
apolis-rnivcrst Of Wisconsin. II; Minnesota. u.
A. St Lnuis-Mi-sorri University Tigers. 33; wash.
ingtun University, II: Gcon.etown University, o;
University Of Virginia, o.
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coach the team next season. but on saturday
he said that thss was practically ont 81 IA, the
range OF possibilities. IN that case II n likely
", Camerons Forbes take control again
What will be definitely done in the matter will
not be decided on until the election oil cap
which will mot aSs baS
Lawrence and Halowell, DAILY seems TO have
the advantage. as his brilliant play for the nast
TG saiph p 5spS nebt spostep So%
ever and Ia better fitted to cope with the diffi-
culties Of the place without lessening his play
an she p G SG s h So pow
tods is considered bar to his getting the
football election.
NEW HAVEN. Nov. 20.-The practice, for the
clever. which began at 2 O'Clock at tho field
was OF light mature. Signal practice was
lineup as IN the beginning Of the Harvard
game, for about twenty-five minutes. then the
hhecks had practice in .catching, puDts. The
Varsity did not line, up for actual playing but
the substitutes had Il chance to play In a
twenty-minute half against the freshmen
eleven and in, that time scored two touch
ton seemed to be in excellent physical cOndi-
tlon. No part OF the practice was secret
When Columbia lined .up for football practice
scsoyitsh wsrs missing Being g iats in The
training and tho Varsity men will be laid OF
game with the college team. which consisted
OF fifteen and tenmlnutc halves three men were
hurt, Wright and Morley both cut their noses
Berrien relieved Morley. McKnskell had been
at end In the stead OF Slocovitch and Cornell
made an excellent Impression ut left hall and
will supplant any back who may be ompclled
to leave in future games.
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SNOW HORSES CHANGE HANDS.
A Successful sale of High Steppers at
American Horse Exchange.


W. u. Grands Horse Show sale Of high
stepping harness animals attracted large
crowd to the American Horse Exchange yes
tcrdny afternoon and evening Several OF the
horses offered were exhibited at the Gar
den last week. and some OF them were
winners. The floor and tho galleries
OF the exchange were jammod when M. ii.
Tichcnor's noted polo team OF long tailed trot-
tiers. Mlletta. 1928. and Bella Bells. 2:21h. were
brought out John Shepard, the well-known
Boston roadito. carried tho bidding up to $500.
but this was raised $50 by T. II. Brown OF this
city. who got the beautiful mares. They have
trottcd in 2:25s to pole. and were among the
ribbon winners at the Garden.
or the dock tailed trotters offered Viola and
Pigeon cross matched pair OF mares. one
gray and the other chestnut. fetched the top
price. $1,000 They we're bought by William
Carter. Harry Darlington OF PittsburR paid
1915 for Hyperion and Hotspur q fine pair OF
cobby-built horses OF splendid action and style.
/. Y, Iarsness eaneed the bid OF william
for Prince Hamlet and Hvanhoe. unusually fine
big brown gedtngs with lot OF snap and pace.
The best prices OF the sale wore:
style, blk. m, 1911 hands. . years. by
Fnon ND w sps,sS Hls Rsis III bands
Viola. ch. M. 1913 hands, years, and Pigeon.
u. IN. los hands. years; William Carter.
Tlsiphons, b. e., Il. . hands, years. By Nam:
srino Boy, and TsIephons s:g ;. LA hands, ,so
Hyperion, b; 81 is2 hands, years, by Bo'c;
year.. by Sea Breeze; Harry Darlington.
Album, biz g., IL hands, . years, by Patrol.
and Bower. blk e., 10 hands Il years, by
stargard; Dir. Emerson. New York. ........... $50
Wilkes MI b SanS New Hci ,, Gao
wildtre. b. g.. 1T, 8 hands. 4 years. by Match
lea. of Londesborough; W. 4. Hale. New
Brilliant CHI. s.. ~ hands. : years. by Match.
iess OF Londesboroush; II. p. stericker. New
Burlington. CHI. e.. i5.2 hands. ! years, by
Mstchle,s OF Londesboroush: W. y. Hale.
rswnr Fotss' "a AZ hand. wars he ooo
%SSafcr King Dr. Dr. h Gs New s TOO
Matchless, oh. e., III hands, years, by Garnet
wilkes and Her Lady ship, CHI: IN. IL hands,
Syesrs. by West ESbort: Il. ID. Evans. New
Fashion. b. e.. le.I hands. . years, by Ethian
wnpes II. r. Valentine, New York. 1000
NEE, br, e., 1914 hands, q years; Joseph
widentelt, baltimore acknowledgements. 500
Bay geidina. 49,. hands; years by Honor.
Honor: A. EtSridss Rome. n. .,.'..''.',',, 77b
CHI. r.. l5.ax hands. q years; Thomas De.
Bella Bells 7,sik b. M. by Bow Bells and
MillettA 2s: D. M. by Red Wilkes; I. r.
o.ceoia. b. q, iS.a hands. 4 years, and ben.
nett ,: e.. years. by Falls; j. 8. Harris.
son, New YORK ,..........., $500
IEsShoe b; s;yiS;a hands oye'rs' L. V. ,ooo
li isch hf Ssw lori 1913 hana. years A. 500
SAMPSON, b, g., IL; I hands. years. by Ethan
years by BruvnWilkes: Mrs. eorvewat,on,
London. England. 1900
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In the gymnasium Of the Grcorpont Y. VI. G. A.
oh SATURDAY nEht the irst team ln'd Mp Nsainat tho
crack Nassau Wh"rluen Ave composed OF ;, me "
the OIL! Eastern District Y. VI, 4 A team, Tho
score Nassau Mhoelm"n, X; GIConppInt Y. VI. c. A.,
:. Previous to the game the lnCi.h and Ietrei
lightweight teams Of tho branch played, the former
winning by l3 10 -,
The Bay Ridge 4. G. played two games N tho gym.
naAium In south Brooklyn II SATURDAY. night Tho
hrst team had picnic with tho Second ANouuc Y.
NJ. e. hoIs, boating them by the score OF al TO g.
Cook npd Edmnn!s PLAYED groA, game for tho
BAY Ridge team. Tho ~. Tlumag A. @ team was
also defeated h. the Bay Ridge second team ihe
s'ore being BAY Ridge ~; ~, Thoms. g.
one of the largest crowds of the season turned Qua
on SATURDAY. night 10 see the Seventeenth Separate
Company team play the Fourth seuarnto i've OF
fonkers, IN the formers armnry, Flushing The
which ended . 10 IN their favor Tho Yunkors
soldiers got into th game IN the last half and by the
horcest Kind Of plaYlug, accurate goal throwing in
particular pulled the game out OF tho IRE The score
VAS Fourth separat" Company, Ia Seventeenth
Separate Company, -.
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Pennsylvania May Send n Grew and Track
Team Abroad.

PHILADELPHIA, Nov 2O.-Pennsylvania Uni.
versity 10 seriously contemplating sending an
eight oarsd-shell crew 10 the Henley Regatta
and track team 10 Paris to take part in the
exposition games
PENNSYLVANIA Justly feels that sho has track
championships Of American colleges aud her
a'hletir authorities have practically dcte.-
m n Il to enter the team.
This scheme has already begun to he dis
eussed among those Interest," ~ Prnnsylva-
Mas success On the water Archie" Wright.
stroke OF tho 1870 crew. and one uf the lest
onrsmen who ever Wore tn" Ird aud clue, 10
strongly in favor OF such a step The proposed
plan Ia Hrs: to 20 10 England and try their luck
ut Henley AMI thence To Paris in time for the
races there.
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SECOND GAME,
Rowling Gnme. To-Night.

American NationAl-spArtan. Riverdale and Golden
Rod, at the GermaniA Assembly Rooms alleys.
Columbia Leagus-DiAmoud, Empire and Village.
At Schlusslng's alleys.
Harlem Leasue-Lotns Friendship and Empire. At
Thpm KAhlsiorfs alleys.
National League-Rosevillo Club, Washington and
Morningsidr, at Stars alleys
North Side Leaguc-Prospect Chippewa and
Knickerbocker, at Pumps alleys.
Arlington Observation-Disclosures, Holschen aud
Alec. at the Arlington Hall ALLEYS.
Fire Insurance Observation-Disclosures. Palatins
Fire Insurance Company and American Fire Insur-
Ance Company. at Reds alleys.
Bank Clerks LeAgue-Mprcantilc National Bank,
ChaS" National Bank team No. /, and Chemcl
National Bank, at Reid's alleys.
Arcade Head Pin-Ii Iracr No. ]. Pioneer No. ?,
Nautilus No. I, Nautilus No. aud Nautilus No. q,
At the Arcade alleys
Brooklyn Royal Arcauum L~ague-East New York
Council De Forest Council and Long Island Coun-
ell. at Trainers alleys
Associated Cyling clubs OF Long Island-Class A.
Indian cycle Club. Pioneer Whcclmcn and Tama-
qua Wheemen, at the Elephant Club alleys,
Twenty. WArd-Clennore vs.. Twonty.siIth
Ward, At SChllleins Alleys.
Newark League-Furost Hill i. C. Vs. Riverside A.
o.. at forc,tH II =. C. alleys.
Hudson County Leacue-Union, Castle Point and
Clinton, at BAcfiin's alleys.
MuntgOmcry-ClASs B-SAturdav Night, Surprise
aud Prospect, at Montgomery's alleys.
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Tho Road Drivers Association has taken up
tho matter OF the street ear crossings on
Seventh avenue. north OF Central Park. where
al down town visitors to Speedway Park have
cars dashng across tho road at high speed.
several narrow escapes from serious accidents
caused mo road riders to request the railroad
pussy thoroug hfare. President A. Il. Gwathmry
mas lust received notice that the MetropOlitnn
street halfway Company will comply with the
REQUEST q The horsemcn at lltith street. and
that me Third Avenue Railroad Company has
at 10th street
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Shamrock lowed Most of the Way Across
ny the Erin.

SJecidl Gail, Dtspdch 10 THr Srx
LONDON. Nov. 20.-The voyage OF the Yacht
Shamrock. which arrived nj Greenock last
night was without accidents. The spars and
masts were hleachcd half way TO the mast
h ,ad ana the big sets Of canvas were stifr from
the drenchinGs. She was ,owcd most OF the
way by the Erin
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Vert . Hiss Kip. WIZ isi Miss B4yse and
the Long Course cup will he played to- morrow,
and Mrs shipper leads for this trophy with 10
should she win VIII beat Mrs, Shipper a stroke,
provided the latter does not increase her total
by gaining u place. In the annual match for
tho Green Committee employees the winner
was Patrick Kelley. with Michael Whalen
second.
When Louis Livingston. Jr., beat George T.,
Armstrong. by 4 up and 3 to play. In the semi
finals for the club championship OF the Staten
he made the record for the Fox Hills course Oh
~. 40. 93. On saturday he meets w. l.. Gun
Their in the finals.
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Racing.

WAsHIS0Tos. Nov. 20. 1T was about an even
break between the talent and the bookles to-
day. for while three favorItes won one OF them
was at q prohibitive price aud only the plungers
could bet on him. O'Connor continues his iine
riding. as he landed three winners for his fol-
The officials here did not ike S6lcy's perform
ance In the steeplechese on Saturday and
hs Th The
race held meeting Ia the clubhouse. What
was done at The meeting Is not known. as the
horse who fell before they had travelled a mile.
was before the stewards Summary.
First Race-Soyen furlongs- La Cheyiot 10 20 Con.
10, Tor place second; MaisnzS ics tof@aryj.
to order. Russells Walden, vioris aud Lopida also
Second Receive and oone.halt furlongs-rho
a GasSs % ,s e fof Pse SSsG 3D.
f Nat smp ss GRILL vSE MSg hnSy HE
Later and O. E. wrhtmsn aso S ran ''''''' "'''1''
Third Race-one mile and 100 yards-puko OF
The Gardner iio cSSRsn 70 for place '; T see!
ondi Langdon. ii2 o'Leary), third. Time. I;53.
Fourth Race sl1 tqrlonr,;-!ame. % sMsIn,yre,,
tBrienJ. third. Time. iiG 80. vondiQ. jucoma
Pe s, Hendr9ks La yesa,nd Decimal slsor1n, o
to'Connor,, even and 2 TO 8. won: St. LORENZO, 10
(Mclntyrel 10 y Tor place second: Queen OF Song,
lO7 (O'LeAryl, third. lime 80 80. Rotterdam
hlynrado H., Tyran and Compensation also ran.
The programme for tomorrow follows:
First Raca-Handicap; three. ycaro lds and up
ward; six furlonRs-- Onr Gsrtie, 1873; Meehanus I2O
Buroon. Z; Judge Wnrlell. ll8; LAlouotte. ia;
Lady Lindsay, Ill; DR.. EichbCrg, llO sparrow
Crest, lo7 Lowna and Carlotta g.. l0t.
Second sSGS@a Sr Ss Aye
Allare. Elsie skip, rhilter Juggery aud JaInaca
100.
Third Race--Handcap: hurdle one mile and three.
Guarters-Baby Bill, i5S; Julius Cg,ar, l56; Nc.
Fonso, lbI; rharagrace l4I; DR. Each berg, lt2;
Bob White. dow. briggs and Waterman, i3U
The Parrot Mounted. 1873; The Lost Chord, 1896
Plato. 1872
Fourth itace-Twoysar.olds, siI furlongS-Iamos
SIR dly, bermuda Prince. All Gold aud Magic Light
lOS. God Rattle, 100.
Fifth Race-rhree. year.nds and upward ono mile
and o sixtoenth-FlAN spinner aud 81, Sinluninn
Up, ~.
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WeII-BuiIt Dwelling Houses,

in the city or out OF town. are, always In de-
mand. Sun readers especially REQUIRE the
best. To reach them use the real estate col
umns.-Adp.
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Horses, Harness and Carriages.
No better market is open to you. providing
THE SUN-Adp.
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Inc summary.
First Round-Mss r. A. Johnson 10 beat Miss NJ.
Woodruff i5l by default; Mrs. carnrck 81 beat
Mi,s G. Brewer ~. by UP and to play; Ms q. W.
RYAN 90 beat Mise Rgnyon no. by default Mrs:
Mrs. J. T Colt usi, by up and to play; Miss Van
Rensselaer, l2l beat Mrs. b. l. Van Ness 80. by 1
up; Miss Wimerding tol beat Miss Laura Brewer
g. by = mp and to PLAY Mr.. ON u5, beat
Mrs Beach, 40 by up; Miss Kyle, "a beat Miss +.
J. johnson. -, By tho up and 70 play Mis-. Burke.
play; Miss Green, a. Ebeat Miss wiilgersrd, u6l by
3 up and ? TO play Mrs. W. 10 Cato. l2l beat Miss
Truesdell. Q6l by n mp and to play; Miss Howard.
(ol beat Miss Hernandez, ts) by up.
Second Round-Nrs CArnr,ck beat Miss Z. A.
Johnson BY up; Mrs. q. W. Ryan; a bye; Mrs. San.
Van Renssclear beat Miss Hiimsrdine. by . up;
Miss KYLE beat Mrs. Gill BY ! up Miss Burke
beat Miss Green by mp I5 holes: Ms. G Le Cato
beat Miss Howard. by lup.
The final rounds will be played to- day. In the
third round Mrs. Cnrnrick meets Mrs. Ryan.
Mrs. sanford plays Miss Van Rensselaer. Miss
KYLE has bye and Miss Burke plays Mrs. 10
Cato.
The final competition for the short course cup
at the Morris County Golf Club. postponed
from last week. was played yesterday. The
stnip nta
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VIII Try to Match Jenries and Corbet
To-Day.

Billy Brady and George Considine will meet
this afternoon at O'Clock for the purpose Of
arranging match between Jim Corbett and
Jim Jefrries. According to present plans the
encounter will not be decided until next Sop
iemher Jef,i.s + GS nIas to visit his folks Ct
his way West. showing on the road. Like
Brady he Ia In favor OF deferrinR the mill unit
next Septem her. He says:
II think am entitled 10 name lust when and
where should fight. Sentember OF next year
is quite u long way OF, I'll admit. but in view
OF the fact that Fitzsimmons and Corbett only
fought once In two years think should not
he criticised because don't fight every month
! have met both Sharkoy and Fitzsimmons
ipsIde Of six months: which Is Guits task.
proposition He Is shifty. clever, and u great
general In tho ring, He may not punch no hard
as either Fitz or Sharkcy, hut no knows the
game though like book"
ConRidine said yesterday to a reporter Of THE
Sun that he 10 not in favor OF waiting unit
next September. He thinks Jehries should
fight before then.
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roth. lac. schir. 1856 schenck. 1888; Coleman. I5L
Total 797.
The Bedford and Burnside teams were defeated
~ Lefert'- quintet IN tn Brooklyn Royal Arcanun
subtOurnament last ngli The scores;
fIHsT GAME.
Bedford Councl-Drooks I3l; Dr. Anderson.
1b4; W. sheffield, l4O +. She field 40; J. Ander-
son, Ia Total, ia.
Lenerts Councli-w. smith. i67; Van Ripper, lss,
hschenbach, l+i; Freed. 1873; Rammeror, loo. To-
tai. T2+.
SECOND GAME.
Bedford Council-Brooks, 13I: DR.. Anderson. 1884
W. sheffield POS 4, sheffield, l4d: J. Anderson.
145. Total I'll.
Burnside C9uncii-Finster. l2i; Nelson, "a; Cor
coraD. 1lIi Martin, l53; Brokhw, 100 Total, 63S.
THIRD GAME.
Burnside CouDcil-Fiuster. I58; Nelson. 100; Cor.
coran. NJ; Martin. las; Brokaw, LAB. Total. Ita
Ieferts Counch-W. Smith 1873; Van Ripper. 49,.
Aschenbach. lss: Freed, li3; Kammorer. 153.
Total, 7JS.
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Brady Saws smith and Ryan Are no
Matched.

Billy Brady says that Mysterious" Billy
Smith and Tommy Ryan have not been
matched, According to report Ryan and Smith
have signed articles for fight OF twenty-five
rounds. In regard 20 this Brady says: The
only man ltyan IL after nowis Kid Mccoy, lie
side bet. too. The Coney Island Sportin Club
will donate an ontcing purse. and u Mccoy
sees ~ to accept he can have match at any
time"
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Hanover Club-Strnse, $50; Price. $50; Lyon rs:
Rose. I4I' 8rosch. 1871 Total, T7a.
tarletnn Clnb-htonsrs, 2ll. Meyer. 147; Ebbet
l4p; Schwartz, lGo: stebbns. 100. Total, $3.50.
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BROOKLYN n. C.-Lewis. I54i Worth, 2lo; Acterson
1874. Matthews. 1pl; Uronhart, 1bt. Total, H42
Aurora urata Cluh-Parker. 1876; NAylor. lac
Total 722.
Grand Totai--Aurora orsta Club. 4. 400; Brooklyn
Bicycle Club. 1893
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AT CRESCENT a. c.-rIRsr oAME.

Crescent A.C.IBpll. 100: Butl.r., 1853: Doyle. 400
Coium biAn Ciub-Keiicv. 1877; Howard, lb3; Sui
Ivan, lbs: Haggerty. l4d; Conner. 1853. Total Tb2
c., b,OOs.
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Higgins. 1856, Young. 100. s..inbusil.r. ,ss Total.


LINCOLN Club-Loyeli, 100; Cole. 1853; Pomsroy
1se. sysp.y, l.t; wict,; AZ. Total. Iis.
Fishbect. ia; Haistead. 1855; Boococh, 1869. Total
70a,
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Columbian Club-Corcoran, ipl: Eenney. Ib4
Byrne. lds; Lanran. 100: Judge. 14s Total, Tle,
Crescent A. C.-Iremonger, Ipt; Mcguire, 1Ia
Edwards. 1876; Anderson, 1870: Beard, J., 100. Tc
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The Manhsttans carried OF the honors In the
Twenty sixth Ward tournament OF Brooklyn last
night. Tho scores;
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lincoln Club-Lovell, 100: Cole, 1Ie; pomero
132 sysney, 1870; wieks lb4. Total. ost.
Fiahbeck, 100; Halstead, 1tsi Boococt. 1855. Tots
T8j.
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Lincoln Club-Loyeli 1877; Cole. 1876, Pomsroy
1Is Swaney, 1bb; wicks, 127. Total. Ri2.
knickerbocter +. Ovation, 1876. Silleck, 12e
7B6.
Club, t,788.
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BROOKLYN b. C.-Lewi.. Ise: Worth, 10; Aokerso
l7p; Matthews, ITO; Urqnhart, las. Total, s7s.
Aurora Grata Club-Parker IlS; Mayor, ~
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Carleton Club-Mason, 1876. DR.. York, I52; 8.
Prnskey. III; Lincoln. 1872; A. 5. Prostey. l5a.
Total, S85.
Hanover Club-Lee, 235; Tompkins Ias; For.
euson. IhOi Helmle, i34; futile 1871 Total. s2t
Grand Total-Hsnoyer Club. 4.7i5; Carleton Club,
A 49,
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COLE.
Women Meet Mt Match Play at tho Essex
County Links.

Rather novelty In the line OF womens COM
petitions was played at tho Essex County Coun-
try Club yesterday 1t was competition at
handicap match play. without any preliminary
round. for q cup presented BY Howard A. Col
by. The weather was splendid and the links
In grand order, but the rounds wero only OF
fifteen holes. the two longest holes and the
connecting short hole OF the regular course
having been cut out. The handicap limit was
fifteen strokes. the scratch players being Miss
wilmerding and Miss Howard. Both were
beaten in the second round by players to whom
they conceded twelve strokes. but by the very
close margins OF 2 up and 1 up respectively.
Miss Howard, who lost TO Mrs. lie Cato. made
the rounds in the following strokes:
Hi n'........".......7 s-Io7
This card was only excelled during the day
by Miss Burke and Miss Green. who played the
best match OF the day. an extra hole being
needed TO settle the issue. Miss Burke re-
ceived four strokes. taking them on the irst.
fifth. seventh and eleventh holes. The scores
for the match we're:
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-, ITHACA. Nov. 20.-,Under tho guidance OF
Coach liauGhton and Capt StarbucE. the Cor
nell football team this afternoon began in
Tih tho QaqfSrsS, FIR the iirst hait f hour
there was signal practice nnd the men
were kept on u run continually; Imme-
S sa the G" a' team se@ %Sd twp
touchdowns. though only after the hari-
est ;, kind OF work Il was evident
Wb ,hS wos practice ,hs the sar
10 THE SUN was not uniounded. for tho team
almost to man showed signs OF fatigue.
Their long rcst has not left thcm in their best
form and indeed in someslnstanccs the phys
cal form Of the men. at least rs far as endur-
ance Il concerned. Ia decidedly poor. CAPT
Starbuck was among those who showed signs
tice, and Wnlbridge, though he did splendid
work in the first Rcrlmmag"s with the scrubs
and scored the first touchdown soon retired.
CAMBRIDGE Nov. 20 Harvard is rapidly re-
covering from the disappointment OF not beat
ing Yale on saturday and IL beginning to real
lie how, much worse things might be. The
players have gone through he season without
II defeat, and in addition they were 20 much
the superior Of Yale that the Ellis themselves
nrc tho last ones to deny that Harvard has the
been glnddcnod by the sight OF q Yale captain
taking the ball back voluntarily Tor a first
down because he knew he could not gain and
because he was afraid to have the hail 20 INTO
has also seen the Yale students carrying their
players on the field as u they, were victors.
s sThc because they Kept Harvard from scoring,
ers Of the crimson should be proud of. All the
team VIII DO back and eligible ior, the next
fps season eleven except Donald Boal and
on the scrub eleven to MI tho places
McMaster will also train the team again.
Coach Dibblee will remain here about a week
Is the general wish here TINT he return anu
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