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Old So. Long L. Still On the Turf.

Old So-Long, 2:134. the gray trotter that
William Rockefeller used to drive on the road
in New York. is figuring prominently this fall
as n special attraction at New England fairs.
He is nearly twenty years old. He was sent to
an auction sale last year and brought about $40.
So-I.ong was supposed to be used UP and OF
little value for either track or road purposes.
Last spring. after having been sold and
swapped three or four times. he came into tho
possession OF H. e. Kilkenny OF Lowell.
Master Harry Kilkenny. a twslve-year old
lad, began to drive tho jaunty old Gel ding to a
pneumatic sulky on the Lowell boulevard
about mon h ago. The dongs Of the old horse
and his youthful trainer reached New Hamp-
shire track manager. who engaged the lad TO
drive So-Long an exhibition mile there. The
best time ever made by atrotter or m q PAGER on on
lad accordingly started to beat. He treated his
horse like veteran aud drove him the mile in
2:22is So-LonG had not been on track since
1892 the year that ". j Andrews campaigned
him in the Western Southern circuit. His rec
ord was made In a race against Little Albert.
2:1O. at Fort Wayne.
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Outlook for Wesleyan on tho Gridiron.

MIDDLETowN. Conn. Oct. 2.-The beginning
OF the third week OF practice at Wesleyan finds
about thirty candidates on the gridron. Tho
utmost effort will be made to put the m en- in
good condition for their hard game with Har-
ward. which is booked for next Saturday at
Cambridge. The entering class is slightly dis
appointing. as it contains very little first
material. or those who are trying for the
team the most promising are Cornwall. who
comes from Philips Exeter. and played
at end in the Amherst "AgGies" game on
Saturday: Wilcox. who enters the sophomore
class. coming from Hobart College. and
Jennings who is doing well at quarter back.
Wilcox although light in weight is u good
sprnter and Strengthens back places great
deal. or the old men who are back Cant.
Rymer. Hart2ell and Lane are doing the work
ut half back. though Rvmcr and HartZell are
still suffering from injuries received in last
senson' y play c. H. Dodds is n strong quarter
back. and Ingls is playing full back in great
shape.
toge ther. hut it is hoped that this difficulty
will be obvatcd with hard work during this
week. Tho lineup tor the Harvard game will
probably be as follows:
Ends S. A. Dodds an Corn wall: tackles, Yarrow oI
Wing and Montgomery; gnards. I.nfkin and Brown
Centre, SillimRn; half backs capt Ry mer and Hart
2e!l. or Lane: quarterback. c. II. Dodds full back
Ingls.
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After resting for two days the Columbia Col
lege football PLAYERS were put through two
periods cf hard practice yesterday preparatory
to the postponed game with Rutgers to be
played this afternoon. BRYAN. Knapp and Put
nam who had been laid off on account of
Injuries received in last weeks practice were
out again yesterday. and will play to-day. Two
new men were tried in the Varsity line. Cary
at haIrhack and Wolf at quarter. The play
consisted of thirty minutes against the
strengthened scrub. and the team showed up
surprIsingly wei. They scored three touch
downs in quick order through the brilliant
work Of Gahrist and Capt. Simons and refused
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GOLF ON NASSAU LINKS.
PROGRAMME OF THE NEXT M. q. a.
OPEN TOURNRT

Three Sots to Qualify for Cups on tho Open
ing Dny-Women Make Good Scores mt
Morris County-Plnyers Eligible for tho
Championship Matches at Englewood.
All the clubs in the U. 8. q. A. are invited to
send entries to the open tournament OF the
Nassau Country Club. at Glen Cove. to be held
over it's new 0.O0O-yard course. on Oct IL 13
and IA. The qualifying round, at thirty-six
holes. medal play. on tho opening day will
leave no less than three divisions eligible to
match play on the two remaining days. The
first sixteen will be eligible for the Nassau
County cups the second for the North Country
cup. and the third for the Glen Cove cup
There will also be a gold medal for the maker
Of the best score on the opening day
Extra features Of the three days play will
be a match against boge for tho Red Spring
cup. to which golfers may enter who do rot
take part in the qualifying round. and. on the
last day. an sighteen-ho handicap for cup
presented by Alexander c. Humphreys. En-
tries for the qualifying round close on Oct. H..
and for the Red Spring and handicap cups on
the evening Of Oct. II. with w. Crittenden
Adams. Secretary. Glen Cove. Special trains
will be run from Long Island City and Flat
bush avenue on each day Of the tournament.
returning after the play.
There were ten players in the qualifying
scratch medal play round for the Bushnell cup
yesterday Mt the Morris County Colt Club.
The results OF the play over tho full course
fplloWa
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why Bannnrd Will Not Coach Cornell.

CHICAGO. Oct. 2.-William H. Barnard. the
old Princeton half back. has been' hoard from
for the first time as TO his sudden departure
from Cornell. In letter received here to-day
Barnard says: Il resigned from Cornell be-
cause l felt that was not physically able to
stand the great responsibility alone The death
OF my mother this fall and the fact that nursed
my brother through an attack OF appendi-
ctis upset me in no small degree. and
| was in poor shape when ! started
with Cornell. l heard then that Lewis
OF Harvard md Reid OF Coinel! would
assist me out few days and that the brunt OF
the work would fall on me. Under ordinary
circumstances would like nothing better than
to Jump in and do my best. but | felt that 1t
was my duty toward Cornell and myself and
because OF my condition. to resign my duties.
Inc oornell management saw me justice OF
all in my power to help Manager Porter engage
good coach. am resting for n few weeks
and probably will go to Princeton to take
charge Of the backs II my health will permit"
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Rowing.

ITHACA. Oct 2-To. day for the first time since tho
raoo at Poughkeepse e, Cornells winning freshm n.
now sophomore crew. manned an eghtoAr she'll.
After u warm welcome from Coach Courtney. the
youngsters last year took their seats in their FAM
liar shell and worked with a vim through n short
practice This year is to mark revival OF the ol l
Cornell custom OF holding interclaSs race' in the
TALL uf each year and the 1902 In the frst to
don its rowing suIts. Thrss interclaSs races, which
will eur later in the month. between the sopho'
the siugle scul races. viii Ii there still half
dozen good men training will 10 keep alive
the nterests OF the students in ng, and will also
keep the men from whom the Varsity crew must be
pic, cd in active training. Fhe makeup of the 1902
crew which APPEARED =, the bCAthOuse to-day was
the same as when the lads won their easy from
the Coiumbi and Pennsylvania freshmen last June
and wa, as follows; Long coxswAin; Francis stroke
Toohill :; Puwey, u. Petty. 3: Teage. 4; Hastings
g; Chase, 2; Bronckerhor. bow.
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IOOTB.lLL.
Bert Waters Tnkos Charge of the Harvard
PlRNers.

CAMBRIDGE. Oct 1.-The event Of the Har-
ward practice this afternoon was the first ap-
pearance OF Bert Waters In coaching harness.
Tho difference in the work Of tho inemen was
at once perceptibe. Before the men went
on the field the coaches kept them full
half-hour in the consultation room talking
over their slack work on Saturday. The
tackles we're. the main points Of atten-
tion. Donald was out and Merriman
back has been moved to tnckle and will be
tried out in that position. He did very good
played as Waters used up most OF the after
noon in working at the line players, lining
them up in two lines and Keeping them break
Ing through until their tongues hung out.
Eaton was off the field. az his knee, which he
sprained on Saturday. is not yet well enough
to permit him to play. The freshman eleven
did its first work to-day under Coach Shaw,
The work consisted of n little running am
getting the squads organized.
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NEWS OF THE HHEELNEN.
why "A Tandem Runs Harder up Hill than
Single Machine.

A man and his wife on tandem had moro
trouble during trip over the hills of popular
New Jersey run than they did have a year be-
fore when each of the pair rode a single wheel.
Tho man who rode behind has written to THE
Sun, asking why n tandem runs up hill with
greater difficulty than a single wheel. Riders
who have pedalled both machines agree that
the double wheel runs harder than single one
over the same up grades, although 1t
goes easier "on level" The explanation
OF multiple machine being harder to operate
than a single is n matter OF motor physics. in
which there Is some variance of opinion. or
hand. the opinion invariably is that 1t is a mat
ter OF wheel base. The latter. which 10 the
measurement between the front and rear axes.
is OF course longer in the tandem than it is in
n single. The theory is that the greater tho
wheel base the greater the drag"
Truckmcn appreciate this proposition. They
recognize that while tho truck, which has
long reach between aNrs. can carry great
load on level city streets. it is more likely to
get stuck going up II steep grade from a
ferry house. or un hill OF any kind. The
on the front wheel. is a proposition that is gem
orally accepted. The greater the weight on
! the front wheel. tho more tendency 1t has to
| dig into the angle OF road that rises up in
4 confusing fact is that tandems are so built
| riders on the rear wheel. 1t il cOntended by
! some that while this is done the proposition OF
! weight on tne rchr'Wneei com pared Win LnaI
| on the front wheel is not the same as in the
| case OF a single.
! TOLEDO. oct. 2.-The threatened bolt from
! the Century Road Club Of America has taken
| share in Il new body whose headquarters will
| I've either In this city or Cleveland. II will be
| known rs the American Century Wheemen
and at meeting in Cleveland Yesterday, the fol-
lowing officers we're elected Chas. W. Hea ton.
| Cleveland president: Charles o. Laskcy.
| Toledo. vice-prcsident: 4. H. Shell. Circle
| Vile. second vice-prrsident; NJ. r. At
kins. Cincinnati, third vice president:
Milton 6. Gill. toledo. serrciary; r..
| NJ Davis. Cleveland, treasurer. The above
| constitute a board of control. with the fOllOw-
! ing additional board members: W T Nettle-
| Ton. Toledo: Don A. Pomeroy. Cleveland. and
| ID. j Reid. Dayton. While the bolt only en-
| braces Ohoans at present the move is national
| in its SpOpe.
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Louisville. 3 . . . U-o
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ORANG Z. Oct. 2.-The new eighteen hole golf
course ot III" Essex County Country Club has
been comreted and put in first class, condition
than three miles long. being 4.9s5 yards in
length The rutting greens are in excellent
shape. the new sodding and grass seed having
made the turf smooth and velvetv. The course
hns been named as follows: No. l. Hutton.
245 wards: No. =. Lleweivn, 332 yards: No 3.
Twin Oaks. 146 yards: No. 4. Westward Ho
$40 wards; No. ), Mount Pleasant. 2SO wards:
No. g. Landsend. 293 yards; No. !. ,Po!o. 10
Pulpit. 800 yards; No 10. NIizzen Tor. sis
yards: No. | l. Stone House. 25O yards No. ~.
Bridge OF Signs. 40 yards No. 13. Gregory
10. Northneld. 2s5 yards: No. IL. The Grove
300 wards: No. II. Stable. 100 yards; No. g.
Ravine. 2lO yards.
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No Fail Games Mt Yale.

New HAVEN. Oct. 2,-lt was announced by
the Yale officials this afternoon that owing to
the unusually long and arduous season Of the
Yale track team. whch was concluded at lon-
don with the international games. the track
management has decided not to hold the GUS
tomary fall games this wear. The candidates
for the cross-rOuntry team. which will com pete
at the intercollegiate cross-cOuntrv champions
ship on Thanksgiving Day at Morris Park.
will be called out wit hin few weeks. 1t ls
also proposed to organize squads OF men. out
side of those who are trying for the cross
rnnntrY team.
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First Race-For three-yearolds and upward; tn
w inprs M
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coney Island Jockey Club Election.

The stockholders OF the Coney Island Jockey
Club met yesterday and elected these directors
for the ensuing year:
j. Harry Alexandra, James Gordon Bennett J. II.
Bradford. John N; Bowers, G; feilowes. F. Gray
II. b Hollins. Lawrr1ce Kip, G; + ksrner. II; X
Knapp, T. LorlmId 4. Sewbold Norris. II. l.
Nichols. Herbert c. Pell, SCHUYLER l.. Parsons. +.
Aug Schermerhorn, VIM. II: Taller, James P. Scott.
Vim. X. Vanderbilt, J. ". Wadsworth. Geo. Peabody
wemore and william C. Whitney.
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Totals. II IT - IL o Tota,s......5 a241o 4
Boston. -............... o e. III
New York. .....-.....,... u q j . u o. 8
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Baseball Notes.


There Is letter at This office for jerry Hurley.
The LouisVies won ten games and scored III
runs against the ClovelRnds while the tail enders
captured four games and crced tue bases sixty
times
In tn" series between the Phladelphias and she
CwrmnatIs, the Quakers won ten games and scored
CLhtl ght runs AGAINST four victories and sixty.
Two runs for the Reds.
The suburban Baseball Club Of Bronx borough has
lu't uulshcd Que of the most successful seasons IN
- h,'tory, winning twenty out of the twentE'sH
games, including the silver trophy for the cham
l.upshlp Of the borough
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Mnber,. Suspension Continued.

The suspension Of Jockey Daniel Maher. Or
dered on Saturday by the stewards OF the
Brooklyn Jockey Club. was considered at a
meeting OF the Jockey Club stewards held yes
terday afternoon. The decision was that the
corn matter. the Jockey Club stewards con-
frmed the dscision OF the Brooklyn Jockey
Club hut the refusing OF the horses entry was
not entered to other meetings. Those present
were August Belmont. j. Fl. Bradford, James
Galway. F. r. Hitchcock, James Il. Keene.
AndraM Miller and f K. Sturgis
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Bowling Notes.

Members OF the I'm on Il, publican Club Of Bronx
Borough have orSauizsd n bowling club and elected
The following ofhres: W l." SANDS, President; j. i.
Kanr Secreta aqd Treasurer; II. Flostray Captain;
A. Fox, Scorer.
The annual election OF officers Of tho Grave Hill
Bowling Club resulted aS follows: Frank ECkstcin.
Pro.ilent: Il Potts. Wee President aud Captain Is.
RObleG Treasurer cam Noigt Sc 'retary; II. Wal
then, SergeRnt-at'ArmS
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WEST POINT. Oct 2.-The first football game
OF the season was played here to-day on the
Academy ground and the cadets won an easy
victory over Tufts team. The game was
devoid OF any brilliant plays and not for n
moment was the cadet goal in danger. The
score; West Point %: TUFTS. o.
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Polo.

BrnxARpsvILLr, Oct. THE Staten Island Polo
Club with handicap of Ave. won against the Rocka-
WAY Hunt C!ub to.dav in the semi final play for the
cup in the Somerset County Polo Tournment. which
will lie decided on Wednesday, when the Staten Isl-
aud team will play in the hnal against the Morris
County Country Club. The Rockaways put up a
hard and aggressive game. nut could not overcome
the handicap their opponents had. The score;
R2ckAwAys. IA statSn Island. v.
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NEW HAVEN. Oct. 2,-The practice to-day was
the best OF the year and was generally consid-
cred as satisfactory by the coaches. Four
elevens were playing. the University and Col
legc and two others in different part Of the
field. This is tine beginning OF the plan long
contemplated TO bring all the candidates into
training Fincke who FUN bled so much in thu
Amherst game on SaturdaY.was left on tho side
liucs to-day. and DesauIles. brother Of the
famous quarter back Of last year han II chance
to run the University. He docs not show signs
Of reaching the skill Of his brother. Charles
Brown Il brother Of +. G. Brown. the lett
guard. was in as guard while to-day and made
n good record for himself He phys with a
dash which makes up for his lack OF knowledge
Of the game. Dupcc at full hack played n good
game He is not heavy enough for limo smash
ing however Mcbride still suffers from bad
knee and will take no chances in practice for a
week to come.
The Freshman Football Association OF Yale
University elected these officers tonight: ::
Watertown. n. Y: Vice President. John l.. De
Saules. 1902. South Bethlehem. Pa: Secretary
and Treasurer. Edward 7. Townsend. 1903,
New York.
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Turf Notes.

LExINGroH, oct 2.-The Kentucky Breeders Asso.
citation track crowded with horses this morning
preparing for the hg events at the meeting whlc h
begins at neon tomorrow. ldolita, Frank Jones =
entry in the $4,000 Futurity! BoralmA. Dr. Mccoy .
$40 900 purchase; The Merchant, last years winner
Of the twoyear-old division, and others had trials.
IdolIta appears tho best and will be the fAvorie,
W tn BorAma next in the betting.
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ENCOURAGING Work Bv tho Cornell Men.

ITHACA. Oct. cornell football men were
to-day infused with new and lively interest in
their work through the efforts OF II. Lewis.
who to day coached thd men for the last time
until November. when he will again return to
assist the team. Captain Starbuek did not don
his suit to-day. but he and Manager Porter
worked with vim behind the line OF the scrub
team, coaching the men. Assisting Coach
Lewis with the Varsity candidates was Tracy.
an old Cornell Varsity man. Tappen was
PLAYED in the Varsity line in place OF Warner
who has n sprained ankle, Will took Starbuck's
Of Morrison Mt right half, The Varsity lined
IN for n hard hall hours work against the
them down. In fact. Scheolkorf, Torney and
Robbins. the scrub backs. made trcInent
Scheoik"rf is looked upon as a conner ami is
certainly making a splendid showing. Fv-rv-
thing considered. today's practice was the most
encouraging since the team has returned from
Richtleld Springs.
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,rrender the ball to the scrub single

to surrender the ball TO the scrub a single
time.
Periods OF rest alone prevented the score
from being much larger. A crowd OF returning
students gathered to give the team rousinR
send of before their first game. The definite
line-up for to-day's game is:
Right end. Neidlingcr right tackle Knapp, right
guard. Bryan! c'ntre. Wright left guard Bruce
iett tackle. Smythe; left end. Putnam; quarter
hnck, Wilson halftacks, Miller. Gilchrist; fun.
back, Can't. SmOns,
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Annapoli. Football Players Injured.

ANNAPOLIS. Oct 2.-In the practice on tho
football field at the Naval Academy this after
noon. Naval Cadets Fowler and Cannon. half
backs and frst-class players, were injured.
The former had his collar bone broken and
the latter had his knee injured. Naval sur
geons attended the players at the hospital.
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Football and Lawn Tennis mt the n. Y. u

The football candidates for the New York
University team began regular practice yester-
day afternoon. at University Heights. Inas-
much as Capt. Dean Halford will not return to
college until February. Lewis Blunt 1902
was unanimously chosen to succeed him
Blunt entered the university last year from
Trinity School where ho playeh for two years
on the school teams. Last year he played at
Wyoming Seminary. was tried ut centre with
good results Now that rccitations have com
mencad regularly. more men are expected to
report for practice.
The tennis association organized pcrma-
ncntly Yesterday. large and enthusiastic
meeting was held in Association Hall,and new
constitution was adopted, The following ON
GERS were elected; President. James Stanley
Metcalfe 1901 secretary. John T. Allen. 1902 ::
treasurer. Richard Addy. 1902 Tho officers
decided to hold a fall tournament in order to
bring out the material among the new men.
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Coaching.

The hrst public road coach 10 announce its runs
for the season is the "Gnod Times" with Aurcl Boz
tonyi as whip, which will hereafter make daily trips
between tn" Waldori-AstlrIa and FOrdham, covering
in the journey the most picturesque roads noar the
,it,
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,McGmnity ont for interference.
Brooklyn. ,.........,.."o q -
Baltimore. ..........,.....O u o . O-3
Tis bose on errors-BtltimoIe. 4; B.orklyn :?
let, on urses-Enltimore. ; Brooklyn. First
as, on bali.-On Mru.nn.ty, !. struck oat,By
Dunn . Tno-baS, h.t~-NcGlaw. La hance, De
manI ttol,n las"s- Mcclure. No ster 80. Double
,lys-Dhly Jtnning, md Nrglcy. Dunn and Ealv
Inn,d d btii-smtth. TIM ir s-lInslie and Dwl or
Auendunl e-l. 100 1ime-1 hour and 40 minutes.
BOSTON II NEW YORK. 5-FIRsr GAME
Bos1uN. Oct Under conditions that made
In rlnying almost cruelty to animals. the New
YnrEs went down twice to-day before The Bos-
tons IN a double header. Tha thermometer
registered about 40. and few flakes OF snow
fell hut Umpire Swartwood forced the teams
tn play ball. The visitors were badly out
nloveu In both games by the Bostons. who put
m a remarkable game Of bal under the con-
dtiOns Gettig. who pitched the first game,
was an easy proposition for the champ pions
who hit him hard. The second game was
started against tho protests OF both captains.
and only six innings!were played. as further
raving became impossible. Seymour. who was
IN the box for New York. took one OF his flights
I'm the third when the BOStonS landed on him for
rix hits which, with two bases on balls. yielded
ave runs This was sufficient to win the game.
- tho best New York could do was two runs in
he fifth and one In the sixth. young Bailey
ntoying quite puzzle. Swnrtwood called the
ZANE nftcr the BostOns had completed their
.alf OF the sixth Scores:
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I0NlsyIIIc.. .-.....,.,.,..-,,.-O o o l O-6
tH' base on errors = Chlcago; !: LouisylIe. ,.
on alls on Griffith, I; Of waddell 4. Struck ont
- By Grlihth. /; hy Wadiell, lB Twohlse hits
LsttlHer, Cncman. Sacrince hits-IeNch. Lltti.
mer ClIngman. Stolen bases - Mccormack.
lunahuC Hoy Clarke. Double plays-Grlftith, Dona-
hue and Fveritt, Lang" and Bradley. Green and
Bradley. Hit by pitCher-By Grfith, by WAddell
J. Passed hall-Lattimer. IMP res-Lathan and
COnOlly. Time-l hour and 40 minutes.
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BaGketbnll.

The Orient Wheelmen basketball team IL fast
rounding into shape. Teams. especially out oftown
DESIRING games should address the manager n r.
Mullins. JL. al Flsthush RXrnpe. Rrnohgn
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BROOKLYNS FINALLY WIN.
DEFEAT THE BALTINORES IN a
CLOSELY PLATED GAME.

Bostons Win Two Games from the Now
Yorks and Take Second Piace-PitsburE
Outpoints st. Louis and Louisville wins.
After losing three straight games to the Bal
tmores. the Brooklyns managed to defeat them
Yesterday by a score OF to 3. Tho Bostons
captured double header from the New lorks
and took second place from tho PhiladeIphias'
who had day off. Pittsburg won IRON 81.
Louis and Louisville outplayed chicago inc
latter team now being in danger OF dropping
further down In the list. The resul's'
Brooklyn. 4; Baltimore, D.
Boston, II; New York. >. First dahe'
po.,on e. Nov yolk. g. Second Game).
Pittsburg :; 81. LOUIS.
Louisville q, Chicago j.
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,osToN. 5; NEW YORK. 3-sEcoND GAME.

Stolen hases-Long. Woodruff. First base on balls
on Seymour; 81 Bailey, E. Struck out-Ny Bailey.
.. HIT hy pitched ball-By Seymour. /. Umpircs-
SwartwOod and Hunt.
PTTTsBuRG, I; ST. LOUIS, q.
st. Lows, Oct. @,-The Pittsburg pirates defeated
the PArfcctos to-day. Cy Young twlrled for the
magnificent exhibition of pitching up to the ninth
inning Attendance 700. The score
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Bowling Games Tonight.

Columbia Tournament. 80 Mercury, Premier and
Diamond at the ,umha alleys.
Brooklyn Royal Arcauum League Tournament =
Gilbert Council Atlantic Council and Alert Council
At TrRinoT's alleys
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Rasoball Gnmes To-day.

EArIoSNL LEAGUE AND AMERICAN ASSOCIATIONS.
New York at Boston: brooklyn at Washington I;
Philadelphia at baltimore PittsOurg at st. Louis ::
Louisville at Chicago.
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where the williams College Boys VIII Kick
the Ball.

WILLIAMsTowN. Oct 2-The Williams College
football schedule Is as follows:
oct. !, Cornell. at Ithaca -, Union. at Williams.
town; liz, Holy Cross, at Willamstown; 81, Dart
mouth. at Hanover: 20. Trinity. at Will Jamestown:
~. Syracuse. at Syracuse; Nov. 4. Laureatcs, at
Troy; II. Amherst, ut Williamstown; 20. Wesleyan,
at Middletuyn.