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Bowling Games Tonight.

American National-Empire. Dooiittlo and South
Paw. At the delman,a assembly Rooms alleys,
and Grove Hill, Al Thum n hahlsporfs' alleys
Columbia Leaguo-Oerell, Premier and Corlnthian
at Sehlusaing's alleys,
Arcade Head Pln-orentAl No. I, Oriental No .
and Oriental. at the Arcade alleys.
New York Royal Arcanum- ColfAx Council Iepox
Council and New York Council. team No. l. A.
Tennis Club alleys
Life Insurance-John Hancock Life Insurance
Company, Fidelity and Casualty Insurance Com.
pany and Mutual Life Insurance Company, at Starr .
Alloys.
Arlington National Amty. Edison and Bisoeier.
At the Arlington Hall alleys.
WieRAnd a-Bru M dale, Hyperion and Prospact at
Wiegand's alleys.
North Side iriston. North New York and uhip.
pewa, at Pump alleys.
Brooklyn Royal AroAnum-Iolanths Council. Rad.
ford Council and Fort Greene Council At Trsinor =
alleys.
Brooklyn Royal Arcanum sub-Brooklyn Coun.
oil. Brsyoort Council and Nassau Council, At the
Elephant Club alloys "
,TwsntJ.siIsh wsrd-sAr 70 Manhattan. at Umla
alleyA.
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o,..,.a, =, aron val, b.b,nd ,b. goal line to

Jones had 70 drop we'll behind the goal line to
punt End IN spite Of H9or pass h IIns drove
'n %aIsrdS. v WAS 20 IN the act Of making fair
SSse socoyltc6 tore ever S, the ground |.
s ssa.sy t sss S%pss bh; and
sSIS. 81 t sn S9IDisSs 81 the
tho is.yard line and the fair ,catch having
been allowed place ki ,t for Sru goal w va.
ne score ,vs:.nD y m, e. nrs On , The
OF fifteen yards after the catch and starbuok
thS Cornell 0aDtsIo after catching hnn h the Nyai
flash and m ado a hard tackIs. starbuek's next
punt was blocked. But Cornell regained the
backs.. Stsrbuck tried another kick and this
time Wolf was hurled ever on Columbia's "a.
sc dns that there Tss nS %
dodge the ends as they sprintsd down upon
There was long delay because OF the crowd
on the side lines and the parsons who were
jumping into the field from the seets. but
s SfSa. play Caught Ss e. 'fssn &
46-yard line and started for. the right end. His
intsrfsren.e Vas ahead Of him IKE = solid
col Ini aaa .aoklefs @esiSrdss was 81 so fast
that nobody on the Columbia team could
essp own Mn Sa h. . sS9n Re so
the goal line for another touchdown. having
severed forty.nvs yards WITHOUT WITHOUT reesiying
kicked bl. third goal the score was 23 70 o, and
Colum bias cup OF bitterness was full. The
no use Of telling the men what to do. They did
not know how to stop Cornelrs tremendous
TSsa"S sna would SHUT 81 By s h s
1nothsr kicf-ofI By Jon.. enabled Young to
fs ESea a sSat had AIDED %albriSas il was
soppsd BY ON the
Of Knapp: On the lineup Starbuck punted
s1d Wolf made fair catch OF G%Sl niR,.s,s
saw now that bis men were tagged out. so no
Moriey Stuart tes for Week. and Norm%n Tor
Jones. Columbia received tho ball INN, ediately
e: MSss snE G B: ES
into 6r,Gk vail VAL for they we're p0wsrls;ws 70
bridge was laid out IN a hot sorimmags and
Otis took o. his place: Bryant was substituted ill
Then dilchri:. trlGd ! field goal from the, %
yari line. but the ball went wide and Young tslI
il out OF danger and GIlchrist. after Oolumbia's
backs had failed TO gain once more made a
Il was a poor" Attempt and Young came
back to the 2o;ya5d line whore. after a
d SGTp he ah mssa the Es
on Columhia's 35-yard line and Warner
fell on IL. Once again the Interference formed
and shut of the Columbia team 40 that Nor
rison ran clear to tho goal line for another
touchdown without being molested. Iouug
kicked n goal. and the SCORE was ~ 90. Only
q few minutes remained to play and Columbia
was In possession Of the ball, In the m iddle OF
the field. when the final whistle blew.
Coach Haughton was particularly pleased
with the victory and was cong ratulatsd by "a
number OF Harvard and Princeton men, who
were on the side lines Coach sanford had
nothing to say except that Cornell had a very
fine team. Summary:
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Football Gossip.

PRsoEroH. Nov. AFTER rest OF two days
the Tigers are fully recovered from the effects
Of their hard tusse with Brown and this after
noon they started grinding weeks work TO
get ready for the Indians next Saturday. The
only absentee was Half Hack Reiter. whose in
iursd back will put him out OF the question for
two weeks at least. and to select a suitable
man to all the gap left In tho back field was
Levick. Burke and Full Back Wheeler each had
u tra at the place. but not one OF these players
TSters edpnL a. s Inc oreaEer d e
count of the dashing way he took the quick
line openings and on account Of his lodging
eau be Persuaded II" to re.ume play The fresh.
man, Levlck. will undoubtedly be chosen az
McCords running mate against the Indians.
CAMBnIDoE. Nov. 7-.Thers was no regular
practice for the men who played Il the Fem;
second Eleven. bad ' regular Pu worE S' To.aag
Il wa. reported on the field that Bur
nett, the centre rush, had very sore leg. owing
scratch n he resolved Ia sSturdays Ssms. How
had the thing was nobody seemed to know:
IesfSrday for si sn rub down. mn' Transr c JACK
MoMaster said to-day that he would begin reg
ulsr work .o.morrow: when asked what he
Ways afraid OF Yale until we have them beaten.
They are hard lot to gauge. and we will do
Se. Is IL u. wSsS M uou sodsg
broke small bone IN hls hand aud will not he
able to get in practice until after the Dart
mouth game, hand rest will be made for
him, which. II successful. may enable him to
get In sooner.
:. PHrLADELPHIA, Nov 1.-The University OF
Pennsylvania team went to Swarthmore to-day
to play u practice line up against George
Brooke's proteges. PENNSYLVANIA was minus
the, services OF Can't. Hare. Overhead. COMBS
and Kennedy. and made anything but u
backs gained almost at will through the
line while Pennsylvania runners were tackled
often for loss Swarthmore's defence 10
rather weak, which makes Pennsylvania's In
woSdsss r Ssan played
and passed fairly well though rather slow and
with tendency to passing forward in tackle
over plays. Qutland played right end.
Sye Sa at pSff S and da good wor smith
running back Kicks. zimmerman held
Harc's place at guard. filling IL poorly.
McCracken played at full until succeeded by
Hodge and McCloskey played centre. Penn
and soon afterward Temple. Syarthmo ores left
end. circlsd Pennsylvania's end for a clean run
of twenty wards for touchdown. The half
hours regular play c.osed without further
csssiye touchdowns from Pennsylvnnia's 10
yard line without losing the ball
NEW HAVEN. Nov. 7.-Yale's phenomenal bad
luck on end material still coptlnues. Hopping
twisted ankle. which will probably incapaci-
tate him for the rest Of the season. Schwspps's
injury to his lame shoulder in tho first half OF
practice turns out on Investigation to DO OF q
rected and makes his chances for one Of tho
end places extremely doubtful To-day prnc-
tee was excellent In point OF team work.
although neither Mcbride. Brown or Cunha
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SChOVerling,
Daily & .a
Gales, "
101. 1nI Qso.du.v -. n- o..
NEWS OF THB WHKELMHs.
Jacobs on and sohoneid Mako New Rscords
on tho Road.
3oz.3o4 Broadway. cor. Duane St

Jacobs on ana Bohofeld Mako New Rsoordu
on tho Road.
On a road surface In evsry way ideal the
fastest road race that ever took place over the
Elizabeth Railway course was run yesterday
afternoon after the stiff brsezes Of the day had
died out. II was the contest that was post
poned from Oct. H. The winner Of the race
was John Sherwood OF Newark. who has
figured inconspicuously In track and road
events. He started from the minutes and 80
seconds mark. The tims-prrs winner was
J. 7. Jacobson OF Newark, who rode
from scratch and covered the course In
/ hour minutes and rs seconds, which
lowered the record by about / minute.
Jorgen Hansen. tho only other scratch man.
won second time prize and he also rode inside
Of the record, finishing 80 seconds behind
Hansen. There were ssventy-sevs entries
and thirty-nve riders started. Tho limit men
were pushed OF from tho tape opposite the
Olympia House at :01 o'clock. The race was
notably FREQ from mishaps OF painful nature.
Although there were half dozen spills there
were no men who returned scraped and
bleeding. 1t was a hot race at every stage.
The leaders finished In a bunch OF Ave,
Sherwood and French coming along abreast at
a rouslng clip. Sherwood won by a few feet
which he gained by Jump at the tape O. J.
Campbell OF Elizabeth finished tenth, but was
disqualified by the referee. c. A. BENJAMIN. for
falling to make the turns, c. W. Dodd. Jr, OF
qualified for accepting pace from Campbell
The prize winners
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A. Newport.

CINCINNATI. Nov. 7.-Kriss Eringls was bought
hack to-day At Newport in = selling race By his
owner Or. Bird. who lost hin, the other lay In
similar race. There were no other features Of In
terest. Summary
First Race-one mle-Friesland; 100 Matthew'S. @
TO /. won; Cathedral. l18 (McCAnorty), o to g.
second; ]. ]. T.. 100 Knight TO ]. third. Time.
l,ibh.
Second Rkce-Five furlongs-Charlie O'Brien, loa
Dnpee). TO l. won Tiokfuli. loG (Frost. 10 TO I
second; stites, 1l3 Landry. to l. third. Time
1iO3
Third Raos-ons milo and siI furlongs-Kris
Krlnglc lIB Knapp. TO :, won; Bethlehem
Star. 100 LB)l.ndl 40 to l. second; Fathsrisnd. %
Fourth RAce-0ns miie-Grsat,and. LOT CFrosn.
to !. won; Molo; no oyertonl. o TO second;
Fifth Race-siI ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 100 (Dupss,
10 to won: sddubia, p8 (Slyers>. 10 to I, second
II
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Cross Country Running.

There were more than forty starters In the
club run OF the Star A. C. yesterday. Among
the clubs represented were st. Bartholomew
A. A.. National A. c.. PastIme A. c..
Xavier A. A.. New West Side A. G. and
st. George A. c. The start was from the Star .
cross country headquarters at Van Alst avenue.
nsnr Vernon avenue. Long Island City. and
the trail led to Blissvile. to old Calvary Gene
terry. to Woodsids. to Thompson avenue. to
Astoria, to Rayenswood. and then home. Rob-
srt W. Kennedy OF tho Star A. q. was the first
home. He had covered the course OF seven
miles and half in 81 minutes 2Dt. seconds
q. II. Donoghus OF the Stars WAS second, Hus-
sey OF the same club third. W. II. Hugg fourth
and thsn came ID. J. White. c. 7. G. Gabsl.
The members of tho National A, c. had a run
from Maspsth to RidGewood and back by way
OF Richmond Hill yesterday. W. ID. Wynne and
Anthony J: Mekeeyer ACTED as pacemskers
MrKseyer, finished frat; wynne second. Knoth
~ minutes ~ seconds. HcKeeyer win be-
entered IN the ten-mile championship at
tho Madison Square Garden on Thanksgiving
The Sea View Harriers had a paper chase
from theI headquarters in South Brooklyn yes-
tsrdav, The course was to Dyker Meadows
and along the bhors road. Two packs were
started, Tho slow one was In charge OF W. L.
Horn and 6. II. Werneken. and the fast pack
was hsaded by d. McMnhon. The slow pack
had ten minutes start, but the fast men could
his time being 81 minutes 46ii seoonds. WerS
neken won In the slow pack, his time being
% minutes lSh seconds, More than sixty
runners started
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SOCIETY AT TEE RACES.
Successful Meeting Of the Msadevbrook
Hunt Club.

Viewed from q social standpoint. the meeting
OF the Meadowbrook Hunt Club yesterday at
Wheatly Hills. the Long Island homo OF former
Secretary OF the Navy William q. whitney. was
a success. Society was In most generous
mood. with the result that fully 1000 OF her
deyotses were present. and they apparently
were we'll pleased with the outing. Everything
worked harm oniously. and the success OF the
day was complete. From the surrounding VII
lagos came all kinds OF vehicles. from the
arlstocrato tally no TO the plebeian and ancient
stage coaches. There was no public betting.
but speculation Of private nature was largely
INDUCED In. The card. as originally offered.
contained eight races. but the many scratches
In the second and seventh races caused the
former TO result In q walkovsr and the latter to
DO declared OF. The oflcials were:
Stewards, ". c. whitney. John Sanford. =. D. Nor
gan, Z n. Hiteheocs and II. d. Duryea Judges. Fox
hall Keese. .Jr,. 2 r. Hitchcock and T. Hitchcock:
Starter. X. q. La Montague.
Meadowbrook Hunt Club cup. but the contests
for the prizes In the farmers and polo pony
Hsss. carried Oh tho sSpr seson. wn
who won the nrst event quite handily. In the
had TO % his utmost. Previous to the racing.
t B: .old psgSr'TSs e,,D smith n,d For
COUNT EsvarreH won the fsr% a raos in V' SarG
urve from muskady. Thers was spirited
Ssd and Hs: z: RS1 s .nS
KeTnochen. the respective owners OF the ponies,
had asubstantial wager on the result. The
rsee Was epout quarter OF mile. AND just
tnot The trsct sn1atSar na m ,h, sp pHo I
s svyVh s"e Lrct .okesner, nnu WIthln wv yhIus
y, .ne unsn uns tney wore on eQuhi terms.
hountaln malu peing petter nanuleu, man.
nReo 10 get her neck In 'front.' and won amid
great enthusiasm. Summary follows:
FIRST RACE.
Toan paoa ahss. 49, "a
W. tnor.es, 10. .woyesIoius ana UPWARD speohl
EoYFn ~ spout .hioo ,nnss 49,. -. ~.
q H.1.% Gu " DAyoreAh' ssso' 100 INT We
aw,tk. . ni " n. ~ 4; r;
n VI smith..S " Jsstnn.n ur; nSevg.
smith,
hgoes also ran.
sKcoND pIcr
-..,.nS. 49, 80
~, & rs spIn' no' ,nur us no up.
wnul ~ supecIipuon or tlo esoh. with $40 ad-
alaons 20 start; special weights, about two miles
y II a r ui,ob,o,l,. n , ran,r. a IA, m
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FINAL DAY AT AQUEDUCT.
KTNNIKIyIC MAKES FAST TINE OVEN
HIS F<TORITE ROUTE


warrenton Captures the Longer Handicap
in Clever Fashion from Chareptus and
waitnot-Prejudice Outruus q Smart Lot
Year-oIds-LampRiobe q Surprise.
One Of the largest gatherings seen at Aaue-
duct during the season mustered there yester-
day to assist at the wind-up OF the Queens
County Jockey Clubs fall schedule. With
track, weather and entries good enough to
satisfy the most fastidious, the holiday outing
was thoroughly enjoyed and regulars turned
their backs on the handy little Jamaica Bay
course with regret.
The handicap for all ages, out Of the ehute.
found Kinnikinc just on edge. and the Candle
mas colt won somewhat easily by length and
a half. Gaze used her nne turn Of speed up In
the frst half-m but, after lowering her colors
to kinnikinic. she struggled on samely and
oven at that the time made BY the winner 10
Com psnsation was confidently played as next
to Belle Of Troy In the second race and would
Rs:n sods
colt to perfection. taking him out in front. all
II. way and winning By a head from ths, arst
ener to win the, third race and he justified
their confidence BY showing his heels to Fre-
YhS S.: :ss oi iSs age. furnished
very speculative problem although only three
Of the eanaidate. accepted II 10 a question
more money at post time. ,and. they justified
this close estimate by lighting for every inch
Of the ground to the last sixteenth pole There
three pspts Of length in crsditsbls dime. W
Prejndics. with an apprentice up in the NTH
sses: was iEn4rsd 5y NE tsIsnt n iesor Of
stayed the lot and won by half a length. Tho
closing event was slRnailzeu ~ severe facer
for the talent as Lampglobs at the liberal odds
OF 10 to l ran away from the hot favorits
Ranaelo. Summary.
yIRsr RACE.
49,
Handicap for all ages: By snbseription Of % each
sey.n furlonas, -'
r. j. Heaiey's br. h. Kinnikinie, g. by CandIsm.s-
NJ n Wsym.n'scb 1ass n Iia ;.jJ.,n;,i;n,., '.'''
o. A. Muilers' Dr. g. Bufoon O. los tmcintyre,'. =
aoldone. queen OF Song, Meehsnus ana LADY
IJndsey siso rsn ~ ~' .AN -"N'
Bs,.ns-s.ysn to 8 against Kinnihin,o. q 70 ,
song. is 10 Meehanus 40 10 Lady Lindssy.
srcosp RACE.
,,,, a.. a, .
st"a nad.a .,,nmsnc.s, ono nh, sha Win
b. z. Beach's 6r: .. Compensation, 8. by Tourns.
J. T. MeDon,ld'' oh. Z. Belle of Troy. 8. los
yeniins,; : -.
sister Fox. Ben Hsdad. osmpani, and Judge Tar.
49,. Time. 1i1s AZ.
BettnE-slIteen to o against Compensation, oto
Belle OF Troy. to 1 Rare Perfume. = to sistor
Judge r'r''n' ,,,n,cv
,,,, ihihD hA.h,
selling for tw9ysar.oid' -hieh have run and not
nyc and half furlones
NJ 4 Hsy rn ia 6li 2. Kitchener. by HimyAr-
NJ IAylors G. Precursor. 100 !hclntyrt(: 5
pi Ia nsss pt; lannie Dod.on Decimal. Willie.
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THEY DIvIDE OYER $4,000.
what Jenries md sharkey Got in Cash for
Their Concy Island Fight.

What Jeffries md sharkey Got in Cash for
Their Concy Island Fight.
Champion Jim Jerries yesterday received
$50. +23 in cash M his share OF the purse in
the fight with sharkey. The sailors balm for
his defeat was slO.l+l. The receipts OF tho
mill. a. given out by Jefrries. was about $50
600. OF this money the two pusilsts got SO
per cent, or trne over $4,000. This was
divided on a basis OF 10 and % per cent. This
amount does not include the revenue from the
picture nriyileges Jetfriss told reporter OF
THE SuS that the articles OF agreement call
for a division OF this end In three equal parts
namely. between tho club. ShGrkcy and him
self
Bob TitzSin N ons seems to be in earnest
about hghting Hgain. He says that he will
kobber TO face Jefrriss His manager. when
questioned as to whether his protsg6 would
take on Sharkey should the boilermaksr
refuse to entertain his def. said
No. Jerrles Is the only one Fife 10 after
Just now. He ia tho champion and he wants to
meet him lie could not give any prestige by
clashinR with Sharkey who has been soundly
easily yanquishsd In San Francisco. IL was
decided against him on thnt oesasion, and
Sharkey, I'm sure, knows that Fitz won. II
Jetiries won, give Bob ilght ne will not meet
any one else"
How about Jim Corbett?" was asked.
That all depends" was tho reply.
Corbett said yesterd az that as he has received
would not entertain a proposition to meet an
other pugilist. He declares that Jeffriss and
himself are To have II out next year and that all
the important details have been arranged.
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Sportsman's Goods.


"Charles DAILY" Guns are for
men who carry the best watches,
drive the best horses, buy their
books in De Luxe editions.
There is nothing better or finer
in gun making and production.
Prices, $125 to 1915.
We have some especially
choice light weight Days, six.
teen and twenty gauge.
Non.Ejectors 1925 and $40
Electors, $1s5 and s275
By the way-a letter from us
will open the door to some first
class shooting grounds in South
Carolina.
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Miniature Yacht. Raoe.

The Wave Crest Miniature Yacht Club hold
its fall regatta of Bay Ridge yesterday morn
ing Tho weather conditions suited the small
boats we'll and they made rafting good show
ing The course was half n mile to windward
was sailed In heats The first was won hy
John Martins Asthors BY. / minute o. l.,
fourth, The Bot was frst in tho second heat,
beating the Red Man, by l minute The
Loeb Lomond was third and Ashore fourth
The final heat was won by the Ashore Dot
was second and Red Man third. Two boats
were necessary to decide the contest for third
class soops. II was won by John Martins
Storm. The other starters were: o, l., Gray's
Ida. H. Flynt's Yankee BOY. Alfred Gillie's
Conquest. II. q. Winters The Bosun and Il
WilIlams's Sweetheart
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Turf Notes.

and the good stallion Tristan. owned by L. O. Ap.
plsby, were shipped to-day by q. d. Wilson, CON
signed to the above named gentleman. Twenty
head were brood mares purchased recently OF Col
s. D. Bruce BY Mr.. Applsby; while ten head were
going to bis RsdbAnk farm to be bred 10 imp. King
Thistle Tbs stallion Tristan. owned by Mr.. kppleby
and leased to Mr.. Albright. was also shipped. J. b.
Haydn 10 here to see his stallion Salvador. The
horse was shipped to his Eimsndorf farm here sew.
eral months ago and 10 doing nicely.
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A new record was made yesterday by Michael
Darrdor in the annual l00-sh cham pionship
competition OF the New Jersey Association OF
The champion, who represented the Zettler
Rio Club q this city, scored 2,24B out OF
possible 500 points; The best previous rec
ord was 2. 235 shots. held by William Hayes OF
Newark. The shooting was done ofY-hand at
300 yards distance on the German 25-rlng
target.
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Basketball Notes,

Tho Prudential Life Insurance Company team has
anumber OF dates open for hrstelaas tea ms offering
suitable guarantee. Average weight lao pounds
Address James rraphAgen. manager. caro- OF Pru.
dental Insurance Company. Newark, Nj.
The Clarendon basketball players are ready to
book home games with any 20-pound team and are
also willing 10 No out oftown II return game will hs
guaranteed. The ClArendons have all OF January
open for home games only. Address A, FrOhlch,
los hinIlo street Brooklyn,
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Gossip of tho Ring.

Marty Meoue has issued a challenge TO meet
George Dixon.
Al Herford ON behalf OF Joe Cans has posted o. 900
70 meet any lightweight in the business at l33
pounds. weigh In at . o'clock.
Tim Ksarns hiss accepted an ofIsr To boz Tom
ClArsy, of philadelphia in Trenton. on Nov. 40.
The affair IL for twenty rounds,
Tim Callahan OF Philadelphia has been matched
70 box William johnson, 10 Trenton. on next Mon
day night They are scheduled to 20 twenty rounds
"hysterions" Billy Smith and Charley MoKeevsr
are to clash in twenty.fy round go" to night At
bout,
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period. but the training OF the college team
wore down the Newarkers in the second hsh when
the home team was not able to break up tne gusros
back formation. Bray kicked q goal from place.
ment from the 1o.yard.line and the half hundred
Lsfay cite rootsrs went wild. Bray played star
game ali the way through and jumped the line for
good gains instead Of hitting H.
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Ts-dny's Football Events,

Princeton W. University OF North Carolina at
Princeton.
Tufts W. Massachusetts Institute Of Technology,
At uton.
Amherst "Agsies" Va wlllis,on at Amherst
Yale Freshmen - LAwrencsville, at New Haven,
CITY.
Delaware College vs.. M.ryisrd Agricultural Col
lege. at Newark, Del.
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The annual twenty Ave- mile road raee OF
the Kings County Wbeelmen. for the Wilson
course yesterday. and furnishsda rousing con-
test. In which the time prize winner established
a new record for tho course. and probably for
the State. This was George schofsld. who
started from scratch and covered the distance
10 ] hour minutss % t.5 seconds. The
great ride In the latter part Of the contest, In
an endeavor to capture the time prize also.
There were no mshaps OF any kind: Follow.
ing 10 the summary:
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Scorr-Cornell. 10: columbis, o. Touchdown
walbridge. .: MORRISON. l. Gioai, from touehdo-ns
Young: 4: Goal from the aeld-Young. /. DE-
quAlihed-wriGht OF Columbia. Reserer-Dr. John
A. Hartwcll, Yale. rmpire-Paul j. Dashiell. An.
nspols Time OF gams-Two Commute halves,
Attendance, IL. 900.
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cap. Nat N~s.
C, W. Green. E. W. Young aud II. ". johnson
also started. but did not finish.

Bridge Com missioner Jamss d. Bell has beea
named by the mating Committee for the
next president Of the Good Roads Association
The organization has not had much activity
during the past year. because Of its being inn
ments. Now that liberal expenditures for
highway work have been authorized for 1900.
the organization hopes. under the lead OF bell,
TO prosecute a vigorous cam paigu next year.
The other officers nom mated are:
A. II. Angel. First Vice President Fred II. Vail,
Edward schwalbach. IT., Secretary; Executive Com.
Jr' Hilbert ~ Brsnnsn F. v. Burns. w. H. beriins
". p Dudley, II W. Dye. sherman E.sslstyn. II; d.
andor SchwAlbaeh. George T. stebbins. FRANK Ia
Mama: K w. Asserap. Charles ". Greene, c. ".
John Merritt. George W. Mahie. purant Mclean.
O. F. stackhouse, Frank P. share. d. II. Van Week.
ham.