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Football Notes.

The Columbia +. C. OF Jersey City has s1set1on
and THANKSGIVING days open and would like TO ar.
antee one. bait expenses for twelve men n. C..
Mulhern, 2 sherman avenue, Jersey City.
Thu Twsn fh ro ss T the
aud all games scheduled will he transferred to tho
dress William Uti. II John street. New York.
The, Dover A c.. average weight Of team I46
either at Dover or elsewhere: Nov, I and 80 al
Dover preferred Actual espen,ss for from twelve
J. " Baker. manager Dover A. C.. Dover, Nj.
The football team ct DR.. MacChesney's College
New YORK city and Vicinity The team last satu r.
day PLAYED the strong aleyen OF the BlArstown AGA
s SJ o. Eugene "'''"'"''' manager PATERSON
The Hercules A. c. OF the Bronx is DESTROYS of
hearing from all hrst-class teams within fifteen
miles OF New York and Offering suitable guarantees.
Nov y H. q and election ion; day open vim close
to be played at Crotona Park Address r, Messier
man lgor. 2 Waterloo place, Bronx
positions thu football team and the outl jok for
successful season is bright, Cap Holdcrucss Will
tackle, hA. been coaching, the Lat1vcttt College
team, Backus, the University Of Rochester player.
strong pair Of backs ,TruaI at quarter y running
the team with good judgment: while hills. DAILY,
strong bills for centre and guard positions Eng,
lish. Mason and schwinn look after the end points.
ran, who are showing up WELL Ben NoIhs, All OK,
Princeton player has charge OF the team, and Mar.
shall Geer last years tackle at Princeton, together
with Alexander MohAu will assist in coaching; The
schedule as arranged by Manager G. Lincoln Dc
Witt includes the following games yet to he played
Nov. !, afternoon. LAFAYETTE College. at Newark;
II. wliets Point. at Newark; IL, open, TO be played
in Newark; 20. Dreadnaught A. C., at Newark; 80
Orange A. G., championship game for trophy
To IHE Enron or THE SUNNI; The De La Sale
school eleven failed to Put in an appearance At oui
grounds on SAtur lay afternoon aud over 200 per
sons were diSappo nted. Their manager tel egrAphod
at O'Clock that owing to injuries received by play
ers In the Berkeley game on Thursday the team
could not play. 1t was too late to arrange another
game. DAVID JOHSsroNE.
Manager Mount Vernon Team.
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N THE FOOTBALL WORLD.
rcoRDs OF THE LEADING VARSITY
HLEHENS TO DATE.

Harvard Tops the List in the Number Of
POINTS scored-Prin Game
Now Considered an Even Match-News
from the Various University Fields.
To to last Saturday Harvard. Yale and
Princeton had succeeded In blanking all
oppon snts this season. But all these had their
c',sn records broken By the Indians. Columbi
and Cornell respectively. Harvard has scored
1913 points in eight games. two more than the
university OF Pennsylvania has made In nine
contests. The Quaksrs. by the way. have had
M, unusually large number Of 20 points rolled
up against them. being able to blank opponents
in only two games. The records Of majority
Al, the leading college teams follow:
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RESULTS ON OTHER TRACKS.
At Chicago.

CHIcAGo Oct. so.-The last race meeting Of tho
year began 1t Lakeside to-day under favorable con-
dit ms, the weather bong delightful aud the track
good. Syndicate betingis in vogue, but the prices
laid to-day were quite liberal and there little
compla mt from the bettors. but the play light.
Summaries
First Raoe-Seven furlonRS-HorSe Tobacco
10S lCpulerl, to |. won: David, los Mason . to
!. second; Plantan, 100 Vstttoe), to /, third.
Time, l:8lA
second Race go Five furlongS-Florinel H. Of
(MitohelD, to won; Red Cross H.. p5 (hoQualel,
10 second LovAhle. - wv. Jones), 10 /. third.
Time l:n33
Third RAce-Seyen furlongs- Deering. l12 Free
man \ to , won; Tob, Paine, 10 Vitltoe) ? to /,
second; rrnccI Murphy. 1o2 Mason. 20 to l.,
Fourth racs-Onc me-TAppan. 100 (AitchelD.
to |, won; Great Bond, lu3 Mason, T. &. Sec
ond Bonneville, Ii3 tMcQuade). to 3, third. Time.
l:45%.
Fifth race-Ons and one.eghth miles Hold Up,
90 (Seatonl. 4 to !, won: Ramlet 20 u. Waldo. 20
to / second; EldSd. lo7 (McQuade). IL to l. third.
Time :5HA.
sixth Race-one mils-Jlm McCleevy. g5 "a.
Booker, to /, won; Man of Honor. II. tssatonl. 7
to L. second; CRnace, lol mitchell, even, third.
Time l:4J.
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The historical statement OF the Duke Of
Wellington that the heroes OF Waterloo were
developed on the football fields Of Elton and
Rugby has received endorsement by tho hap
peninKs in tho football circles OF England since
the utbreak of hostilities in the Transvaal.
The war created havoc among the army teams.
and one eleven which had commenced their
journey to meet a civilian team were ordered
back at once; Before the train returned three
hours after the receipt OF the telegram. the SOL
disrs played the match through, Some Of the
most prominent football men will have to leave
their clubs in answer to the call for the re-
serves. The extent OF the football feeling
among the redcoats is shown by the follow
ing incident related in the athletic Netcs OF
Oct. 49,
The sports secretary of one of the regiments now
on its way to South Africa made the startling dis
covery. after they were all on board the transport
that they had 10 footballs hurried conversation
with the Colonel. and brief conference with the
captain Of the ship. result ed in cial messenger
being sent to the nearest stores for the nissin2
balls. As the news became known TO tho men there
were mrny anxious faces until the messenger was
seen returning loaded with good supply,
what are you going to do with all these" asked
an onlooker.
"Oh, we have fixture with Mr.. KrHgers eleven
at Pretoria next month was the smart rejoIndsr.
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Gossip of the Ring.

TO tho spine. He will not be able to meet bal Haw.
kins on the date set for the match At tho Brohdway
A. c. Hawkins is Wiling to agree to all extension of
time.
Joe Cans and George McFAddcn will come pgethe
tonight at the Broadway A. C. for the third time.
They are billed 70 box twenfy,hyo rounds, Betting
this mill is spirited and The Sdds favor Cans At
100 70 %.
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At Newport.

CINcINNArI,, Oct. 80.IThe fall Meeting Of the
Queen City Jockey Club opened at Newport to-day
with good attendanoen spite Of tho chilly weather
this afternoon by william +. Apvlegate Percy wshm.
hUf. Charles Bolmger Zach Phelps, Carey Apologize
and William Bolander, for a dissolution Of the
Gin, innati Live stock Anl Driving Company, which
leases aud operates the Oakley rAcetrack which
PROVED a failure. They leased the grounds for
IS. 900 quarterly with the privilege Of purchase at
$4,000 stock to the amount OF slp2 100 wa.
issued. and debts amount to $4,000 in loans and
S2@.oOo in no,s' rhi. rAeetrack. probably the
ever since 1t was started. summary:
First Ia s-SrI turlongs-The star of Bethlehem
1lA tCFoWhurst, IL to 9. won: LockIpur, 81 tFore.
hGnd) 10 to l., second; Merry Day, 100 (wsdder.
strand, = to l, third. Time. l:l5.
second RAc..Fye and half furlongs-CAyiAr.
1o8 lW!lsonl. 10 to won Eta, 10 lDupse ? to t.
second; Charlie o Brien. los Csonthard), I to L.,
third. Time l;OUls.
Third Raee-one mile and a quArtsr-The Boad.
man ~ tBolandl 4 to I, won. Osrc, los tsouthardl
3 to ?, second; Kodak, 100 Dupec), to l, third
Timr. 212.
Fourth Race-SiI furlongs-John Yerk,s, 90 tForo.
hand ! TO l. won; Donald Pain, ITO (BolAudI even,
.scond Lord Fairfax lo7 Rossl. to /, third.
Time, l;l+A.
Fifth Race-one mile and an sighth-oan.Esee.
En-, lo1 Frosp, 4 to l. won! frank Mcconnell ~
(WsddsrStTAndl to l. second, NAlAlse, p0 (KniRhU,
TO !, third. limo, 1861.
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At the Richmond Hill Golf Club during octo-

At the Richmond Hill Coli Club during octo-
Der the competitions resulted as follows:
Date. Winner Gross. Hssp. Net
Oct 96' Is, r. EhnsaafT i s.
3S, 9. 20. 3I- T H. k 4Ct... 81 81 a. =
cap cham pionshIp cup during November at
match play. The siHteen, best gross scores
loving month. are rs follows:
Hnds So Mss c rSsl 4s Man s Ssas
Collins. sa F. L Chetxood; Ssi o; 90 g. Smith; Ss'
~ Saa o. v.ei o snh ii RI a pI Ss
r. q Ives. 1885, A. c. Gildersleevs loA. and N. +.
Griffin lo5.
HUDSON, Oct. 3o-The tournament for the
holder OF the CHAMP onshlp cup Of the Glen
Ssrn" S CS ct R hs %f' csd
second in the finals after an exciting struggle.
Tho challenge round between Fsselstyn and
Rice will be played on next Saturday. Mrs.
woman's championship. Several. however.
promise to develop into strong players with
practice. Summary follows:
MEMS CHAMPIONSHIP.
Preliminary Round e. 8. Tobey beat W. ".
Chace. by up and to play; 4. W, Corwn beat W.
T. Granger. by default; Clayton Heermance beat
fTsP rs o Sewn sRf robey
msn n"a by assx 'Tf9H aofG
asSnS Afrs1 Shscg vat G q III B5 SS ~ de-
II. Evans Jr, beat Peck, by default; Frank Strong
Stoll beat Willis Hills by up and to play =. r.
Cody. I'd, beat c. y. Benson. by default.
Second RSmud- scoy.il beat corwin, by mp and
play hre bet GhsSS by up and TO P.y
Cady "a, beat Sloll. by 2 up and 2 t. play.
Semi. Fnals-Rro beat Scovillc, by mp 20 holeal
Cady heat Evans. Jr., by up and to play.
Final, 3i Holes Rice beat cady I'd, BY 3 up and
To play.
woMEN'S CHAMPIONSHIP.
First Round-Miss DuGy beat MrI. A. L. Bennett.
by default; Mrs. o: II. Bradley beat Miss Susan Du:
Bos 10y \ ny and to play Miss Eloiss Payne bat
Miss Marie b Newcomb. by mp; Miss Elizabeth b.
Cady he 4 Miss A. V. B-Ckman, by up and to play.
Sem. + uals-Mrs. q. II, bradley beat Miss Daily,
by | up nineteen holes; Mss ElOise Payne beat
Miss Cady, by up and u 10 play.
Final Round--Mrs, o. II. Bradley beat Miss Payne.
by Sup and to play.
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Some well.known trap shooters participated in
the big invitation tournament At Dexter Park,
Brooklyn, yesterday. Summaries;
Sweepstakes Racs-Three i've birdS-scrAtch. Van
Allen. J; Noe, 2 Capt Sands 81 DR.. Chambers. 3;
H. r. Dayds, 2.
:. Second Eyent-sAme 1ndtions John J, Timmons.
2; DR.. Chambers, 81 Capt sands, 8; Noe. .: Van
Allen. =: DR.. Ruyl, 2; Smith. /.
Third EysntIfiye live birds -Timmons, g; Van
Dr; Ruyl, 8; DAvids, /; Smith. 3.
- Fourth Event. -sweepstaGes race-V1n Allen. 81
Noe. 3; Sands, 2; Timmons. s; DR.. Chambers, 2;
DAyida. 2; DR.. Ruyi, 2; smith. l.
Firm EVent-Same conditionS-van Allen, 2; DR..
Noe. /.
Sixth Eyent-Five live birds per mln--van Allen.
o; Noe. 4; Sands, 4; DIR. Chambers, b; Smith g;
Timmons. Q; Dayids 8; DR.. Ruyl, Z; DR.. Ashley. 3.
Seventh EVent-bAme condiuons-VAu Allen. Z;
Dr.. Ashley. o.
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Interest in the Princeton Yale game has not
Teen essened much BY the sstbaeEs suffered
tr,, ,GoS Co varsity teams. Had PriRcOton de-
To9 have been re- rde as certain INV Wate s
.nr lale. But as the matter stands now they
E nsyad !? re be pretty evenly matched Columbia
al an against Princeton. and II the Tigers had
nml ne epgagsment here on Saturday In
th r" o. hcbrldes eleven II is believed that
te"h reversed.
, in form Princeton appears to have a slight
l. rs about stand-otf in other positions Az
st,nce'on must play In New Haven, the Yale
r r' W, WI have an undoubtsd advantage In
noace t up 2 G Sss d f ssta aH
c5a ~bbasi ING from the Tigers. Then the Yale
qd mad. hsAt o6t
IN But even on such basis for argum ent
c I can n S Tii BE- long tms before the Yale
S"e Performance out Of their minds
~ bbfHAc4, Oct. 30.-;The Cornell football t.anr.
, "h irrty Yield on Saturday, has broken train
W nig, untlI Wednesday. and in so far as football
,h%5Kpb, sei 10 CONCERNED. the men will be free,
.V OF sd,nerent nature. and will continue to
who Z, IN. . training table, This afternoon the
HfH S3h f fsr%p and SpT similar Fl: yS
SWrs,on will take place to. morrow. This change
S.c,mmssds on the advice OF Coach Taught not
ior ne reason that the uneeaSinR and arduous
ga. 81 81 ne past three weeks has told on sew
oycr 1. Inc men; and ono or two were almost
nrortimn,nnG mat the men have a weeks hard
c "umrSSa U sIms them T. preparation for the
Tie Van G ann nm 1ns HuthHrtiss heartily favor
scu ,hG fresh and strong Tor that contest is M.
s s wS With the exception Of Taussig, right
lmrHion game, the men are ali In good shaps
INJURED leg Is well. and Starbuck, Nor
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Games of Trinity schooIboys.

The annual fall games OF the Trinity School
A. A. were hold In tho gymnasium yesterday
afternoon. There were eight events and al
were evenly contested. The games were the
first OF a series to be held throughout the " n
ter. and Physical Director Seixas received a
good opportunity to get line on the material
Tor the outdoor season. Summary follows:
Running BROAD Jump - Won by V. Goodwin
scratch. with feet sH inches; r. Carlton. A inches
second &. Cowen inches, third.
Putting the IL Pound shot-Won by A. Benedict
10 feet, actual put 81 feet inches; ]. Bruuner. ID
feet, second; r. n. Rogers, SC atch third.
Potato Rsce-Won by j. Humphres A. Butolph
second. b. Cole third.
inches. actual Jump feet y inches; c. Mason. 3
inches second: V. Goodwin. scratch, third.
Pole Vault - Won by c. Mason. with feet, @
inches: A. Bolton. second J. Stronble third.
FifteenYard ash-Srnior-Won by V. Goodwin:
A. Perkins second, H. Milbank third. Time. : IS
seconds.
Fifteen.YArd Dash -Junior-won by II. Miles, W.
Woodward second. r. Arnold third. Time. l-5
seconds.
Fifteen.Ya d DaSh-Under IL Years-won by j.
Basel. C. Hopping second, II. Dunfslsur third.
Time. SD seconds.
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Rnsliethall Notes.

The Cleveland basketball team would like to ar
range games with hrst.class teams away from home
Address Clarence klin"k, 81 Wall street
The Bay Ridge \. c team desire to arrange games
with oEt.uftnwn team. Have few ou"n dates for
games at hDmr. Address Henry y. Edmonds, care
81 b. H. A. T.. SIucth street and Third avenue,
brooklyn.
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Golf,

In tho final round OF the woman's cham pion-
ship at the Morristown Golf Club yesterday
Miss Willis beat Miss Bryce by one hole.
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John SulVan-The pitchers averages were pub
lished in last sundays Sun.
J. d. K.-HAnlon lives in Baltimore during the
winter
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reutonie steward. Compete on the Dock.

Tho large dock o. the White Star line has
stimulated the interest Of the transatlantic
stewards in athletics and the competitions OF
the Teutonic A. c. which have been discontin-
ued for some years were started again on Sun
day. There 10 a traiRhtaWay sprint course Of
l2O yards and the entry in that event was so
weed out the contestants. The games were
we'll managed by Treasurer George Harris and
that close flashes were the order OF the day
Summaries:
I2o.Yard Dash. Handicap--wou by Charles Robbie,
3 yards; 7. Rpskoll. 9 yards. second; X. y. Allen
6 yards. third. Time, 10 seconds.
27O.Yard Dash Handcap-Won by r. q. Allen. IL
yards; L. Parsons yards, second; II. Dickson,
10 yards. third. limo. 20 . seconds.
S6O-YArd Run-Won by A. Woods. 20 yards; II.
Cuthbert, 10 yards. second; James Fronting. 10
yards. third Time, minutes "a Id seconds.
On-.Ille Wak-Won by Matthew Arid, scratch;
Michael BrAeA, 10 yards. second.
OU-Yard Donkey Race. Scratch-Won by p. Dun.
can and H. Dickson, II. 3. Allen and g, Goodwin,
second,
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Straw Covering for tho Speedway.

Tho Executive Committee OF the New York
State Road Horse Association held 4 meeting
last night at the Hotel Cadillac to consider the
matter OF fitting the Harlem River Speedway
dent A. b. Gwathmey. j. A. Btaurock. A. l..
Kerker. George T PutneV. W. f.. Parsons, JT,
q. W. Grote II, II. Hollis and j, +. Robertson.
to confer with President Clausen OF the Park
Board with view to having the Speedway
southern terminus. Nearly all those present
were OF opinion that the straw covering would
make tho roadway available for speeding in
winter.
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Brooklyn Bicycle Club-Lewts. 177; Habby. 15q
Urquhart, 1877; Ackerson, 1926; Mathews. l96. Total
67+
Knicksrbocker Field Cultivation, 149: silleck
1ss; Fishbeok. 1y5; Halstead, 15I; Boocock. 1877
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Carleton clubs. Proske7, 1872; T. A. York. 1875
Lincoln. 1863; Mason, 1875; A. Proskey. l<o. Total
721.
CrescentA C.--Bsard. 1871; Edwards I44; Mcguire
ITO: 1remonger. 1876; Thomas Anderson. Jr.. 22o
Total, $50.
Grand total Crescent A. c., 4.s2t; Carleton Club
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Knickerbooker Field Club-Blossfeld, IT
Holmes, ST., l5s; schager. 115; Moody. Is
Brooklyn Bicycle Club-Ncf, 1855; Zehlhaus, 10
Hubhel, I54: Watt. 1871: Joslin. 1851. Total, sO3.
Grand Total-Brooklyn Bicycle Club. 1927; Knc
erbocker Field Club. 4,71<.
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Aurora Grata Club-Cook, 17s: McMullen, IL
Page 1875; Little. l6I; Tucker. 1sl Total $50,
Lincoln Club-Olmstcad, 100; Young. 2ob; II
gins, I5a; stoutenburgh, 1885, steinbugler. lt
Total S47.
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aEnnkn nIMH

Brooklyn Bicycle Club-Lewis, 1914: Habby, 155
urquhart, lac; Ackerson, 1875 Mathews. 1876. Total
7SS.
KnickerbockeR Field Cultivation. 1850; silleck
15l; Fishbecf, 100; Halstead. l73; Boocock, ls2
Total S24.
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AT KNIcKERBoCkEB FIELD cLUB-TIRsT GAME.
kniefar6ocksr Field Club Blos.held; !as;
Holmes. Sr.. 1855: Schaper, 1872; Moody. 1853;
Holmes, Jr, l6b. Total. 729.
Brooklyn Bicycle Club-Neh. 1873; Gehlhaus. 1853;
Hubbel, 143; Watt III; Joslin, 1853. Total, Sl3.
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14b: Parkinson, lT4 Bull, l42. Total. 7sJ,
Carleton Club-Stoner. 1886 Meyer, 1871; Stebbin
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Aurora Grata Club-Cook. 1913; McMullen. 1e:
Page. 176 Little, l4s: Tucker. 17e. Total. s13.
gina. ia4; stoutsnburSh, 1ss: steinSurisr, Is;
Total S2T,
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Crescent A. C.-Kelsey, 1R0: Doyle, 164; Butler.
168: Parkinson. 1a1; Bull. 1871 Total. S1I.
Carleton Club-stoner, la; Meyer. 1913; Stebbns.
1870; Ebbets, 1873; Schwartz. 40 Total, S32.
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dings. io2 BAsSler. 1854; Taylor. ISL. Total, 7ls.
THIRD GAME.
The I.1o5 Club-Ksrr, 1874; W. Koch lla; cid.
Reilly Club-Bacirach, 164: W. Koch. iGs; Grsen
valid. 1T; Walter. 40; MullinouI, $3.50. Total.
sl4.
The ArllnGtons two games with high scores
in the Putnam tournament. Brooklyn. last night
The scores:
FIRST GAME.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS; ~; Kepplsr. I4s; Martin.
= ATlingtonnomoArGs Isl; KeMpsl iso Adickes a2+'
SECOND GAME.
MonArch-Kromingcr, ls3; Keppler 1877; Martin.
las cadion. if6; ii. Mass, 226. Total. 500.
Aurorh-Bersig lel Taylor, 1874; Teitz. 1874; Jack.
son, 1856; Longheed, 1871. Total, s65.
THIRD GAME.
son. 10; LonE6eed. iGI. Total. 7ss.
l. AElng.o17TArp,. l6s; Rsmpel: 49,; Adickes. ls2;
East New York defeated Gilbert and Long Island
nRmsnt last night. The scores:
FIRST GAME.
Gilbert Council-J, ArnebsrR. l28: MApss. 1873;
LaLArvitsch. l7o; Bishop. lsS; Smith. 1855. Total,
East New York couneil-Rockefeller. 1872; HAmcic.
I3g. Douglas. 1885, Brshussen, ITO: senior, 40.
Total. 500.
Long Island comncil-Judge, 1872; Henninger. 1879;
wainwright 10: Wheeler; AZ; Hill l62. Total, 6s2,
LagAriVitsch. ITS; Bishop. 40! Smith. 1855. Total
THIRD GAME.
East New York Council-Rochefsllsr, 100; C. Kie.
fer. i7s; Moore. l7o Brshussen. 1877 Senior l4s.
Long Island council-Judge, ~: H.nninger. I4s;
BROOKS. 1926 Wheeler. Ibi; Hill. l2l. Total, 6s6.
nImsnt last night With full ssriss Of games a. the
eight elubs. The new system Of play Q success
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Knickerbocker Field Club-Blossfeld. !
Holmes. ST., 100: schaper. l13%; Moody. /
Holmes. Jr.. 1875. Total, $40.
Brooklyn Bicycle Club-Nef 1877; Gehlhaus,
Hubbsl. 1906 Watt. las; Joslin. 1870. Total. 100.
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Carleton Clubs. Proskey, III; T, A. York.
786.
Crescent A. C.-Beard. 141: Edwards. 16e; NJ
Ruire. $50: lremouger. 1885, Thomas Anderson, j
127. Total 75p.
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AT THE LINCOLN CLUD-FIRsT oAME.
Lincoln Club-Lovell. $50; Cole, 176: Pomeroy,
1911: Swaney, l55; Wicks. l2< Total, 100.
Aurora Grata Club-Parker. 1876; Naylor. 100;
Gooderon. 1853; AcElroy. 1853: f. j. Beard. 1875.
New Ulm review., 1899-06-07
Select Music by the and Regiment Band.

Refreshments in liquid and solid form.
Amusements Of all descriptions. Grand
military display at the park. Come one,
come all, a good time is guaranteed.
New Ulm review., 1899-06-07

UNDOUBTEDLY the most formidable
opposition, at least so far as numbers
90, against McKinleyism and imperial
ism IS the organization of the German
American element throughout the Uni
ted States for the sole purpose of antag-
onizing the imperialistic movement. In
every state and in nearly every city of
consequence these organizations are to
be found, and their strength and intlu-
ence will outweigh by far all the frothy
imperialistic ratifcations that can be
held from now until election. Though
not as yet organized, other powerful op-
posing elements exist throughout the
length and breadth of the country and
the signs are unmistakable that not only
is imperialism doomed, but likewsse the
party that planned it.
New Ulm review., 1899-06-07

The $40 banquet to Senator Davis and
Congressman Stevens in the cities is said
to have been the most royal and riotous
revel that ever occurred in the north
west. Men high in social and political
life throwed aside their dignity and sur
rendered completely to Bachus. One of
the amusing incidents of the feast was
the speech Of the toast-master introduce
ing Senator Davis in which he vehement
ly vociferated, as follows: "Gemmen
l wantellye right here That we've
reached that point in t'histry of this
country whentz zether fight or-or-
W-A-A-R-Rw The applause that greet
ed this eloq dent and patriotic sentiment
is said to have been simply volcanic and
the sensation it produced was equal to
the handwriting on the wall at Belshaz-
zar's feast-Ex.
New Ulm review., 1899-06-07

THE product of the American beef
trust ought to be pretty we'll preserved
by this time. Fist it was embalmed by
the packers, then it was whitewashed by
set of McKinley-Alger hirelings. That
ought to make it "keep," at least till
the campaign Of 1900, when it will be
called into requisition.