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R1LCOT DEFEATS CREEDOy.
The Black Sian DaZed for Moment In tn,
Third Round mt Utica.


UTICA. Nov. 29.--The Genesoe A. A. opened
It's new clubhouse o-night with an attendance
OF 5000. Two bouts were on the programme.
The preliminary between Sam Bolnn of New
York and Kid Thomas NJ Brooklyn lasted
Is rounds. the decision going 10 IBolan.
The event Of tho evening was n twenty round
go between Joe Walcot and Dan Creedon
Walcot started In tho first round 10 do
his man, but Creedon. despite the fact that
he showed lack OF training, defended the
black mans vcions iahs in surprising
fashion. and In the third round landed two up
percuts that dazed Walcot for moment, This
was clearly Ireedon's round. In tho nth
round Walco,t went TO the floor. but in tho
sixth he outiought the Australian, landing
when and whore he pleased,
In the eight round Walcot inflicted severe
punishment on Creedon. the latter occupying
his time in doing clever foot work WaIcot
nearly finished Crecdon In the twelfth
round, the gong alone saving him from
going out Wacot had the better OF
the remainder OF tho battle by long odds and
got tho decision, The fight was for a $4,000
purse. Tim Hurst Of New York. matchmaker
Of the club acted as referee
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ties for the past week have been considering
the adylsa6ility Of gEotestjne against the play.

tics for the past week have been considering
Ing OF Half Back. &eibridee and Centre Rush
Pierson by Cornell. In fact the case has been
Investigated so thoroughly that THE SUS was
reliably informed yesterday that both players
would be protested without fall unless Cornell
could disprove the charges that are to be made
yonia has no fault 70 nnd with walbridRe.
Lafayette, where no figured as star
football player. he went to Cornell
The Quakers say there is no ground for pro-
test in such action. but they declare that they
have evidence that Walbridge is Il professional
athlete, or that no received a salary for playing
baseball at Atlantic City not long ago and also
that he played out West somewhere under an
yania's charge against Pierson Is similar. The
latter. by the way Ia a muatto and was for
merly employed as a sort OF assistant trainer
at Yale. It II said. Then he went to Andoyer.
whore he worked his way through that institu-
ton. Later he dropped out OF sight only to
bob up at Ithaca this fall The Quakers aver
they have heard that Pierson once on
under an assumed name for a, purse,
They want to have Cornell tell what
truth there Is In such statement. Another
member OF Cornells team who has been dis
cussed but against whom no charges are
likely to be made, Ia Folger. the left tackle,
who was star on the Hobart College team
last year. Several years ago. when the Penn
sylvanian eleven was at it's best. protests
against members OF other teams were UNI
ers were rather conspicuous. Cornell IL not
expected TO go back on WalbridRe and Person
at the last moment, a. they are the best play
ers on the Ithaca eleven.
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berkeley school Fail Games.

The annual fall games OF tho Berkeley
School Athletic Association wero held ut
Berkeley Oval yesterday afternoon j. $
Speaker. tho champion Jumper. gave an en-
hibition. His first jump was II feet IL inches.
one inch less than tho intcrscholastic record.
In running for his second jump he hurt his
log and had to stop. The events were cvcnly
contested and furnished some rare sport Tor
those present summary:
lOO.Yard Dash. Juuior-WOn by Il, beverley; W.
stevens, second II. Havemcyer, third. Time. ~
seconds.
IOO.Yard bash. SoniOr-Won by A. Scott: + Frank.
lin. second; T. Raynur. third, Time, 2 seconds.
$50 Yard Run Won by &. Young, l.. stevens,
second, L. u, hughes. third, Time. minutes
70 . , saruudS.
I4o.YRrd Run-wo by G. Young; W. Stevens.
second; G, Hawthorne third. Time, 30 30 seconds
Throwing the piscuE-W by &. Young, with Il
feet inches A. scott. second, with 20 feet inches
+. Franklin, third, with ~ feet.
Runnlnv Broad Jump-won by +. Franklin with
~ feet ~ inchrs; /. Il. Ilu Ihes second, with ii
feet Il inchcs Z. Hawthorne. third, with IL feet
% inch,
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HOCKET.
Columbia University and the Naval Reserve
Play Tie Game.

Columbia University played tic game Of
hockey with the Naval Reserve team at the st.
Nicholas Rink last night IL was not until the
second period had nearly expired that the puck
was driven through tho goal posts The col
lcgians played "a fast game at tho beginning
and kept the puck mostly nj the sailors end of
the rink. Tho forwards lacked judgment IN
shooting for goals and severa! good chances TO
score were lost.
Columbia changed several Of her mon in
the second half. De Witt took the place oi
Eyre NJ loft end, Burt replaced Brown at point
and Hudson. guarded the goal in lieu u
Giescheu. After give-and take play for ten
minutes the Columbia forwards massch in
front of the Naval Reserve goal. and Wo.t
scored neatly on n clever pass from the corner
Of the rink Two minutes later louehman.
the Naval Reserve right centre; broke through
down the rink and cIuazrd the score Ivy
making q goal unassistod Tho final score
was: Columbia. | : Naval Reserves. l.
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Entries for New Orleans.

New ORLEANS, Nov 20-The annual season
OF racing begins tomorrow. Following arc
the entries for the opening day:
First Rsce-One Mle-Monung ah, %. Jolly Roger,
Os; Pat C!ehune, 100, Euskin. lOl, Frank McCun.
nriI loh, Pnc,msker, Ek'n ana Tom Collins, lul;
Monk Waynau aud Walkonshaw, III.
Second TacH-Fiye furongs-CalOocAn Loyablc
FNl"ttt and Macy Chca, lO2; Gold or. Lomond
IickhI" and Tom Gilmore, los; Cleora and MInyon,
1Of.
Third Rane-Scllmg; onr mile and an eighth
Col CluEe and Mailer. W; Maulius ~. Nrgie o. and
Double bunny, lUt; Pan Charm, lO5 Barataria,
luG; Itup. los
Fourth 1tacc-IuGuGural handirRp sIN furlongs-
TriiditLa and Forlzar, n2: Andes ~. Eva Kice pS;
Imp Mint Sauce, l05 hardly and Iackman IO7:
hcUshlNr, lus. May leach, ~, Flying hess il5;
Bonneville ami Tho star Of Bethlehem, 1872.
Fiith kacr-Selling, one mile ana seventy yards -
Her Favor. McClCary, Brighton, Weulock and Donna
Rita, 100, Lord Neville. III; Aston. l3 What Next
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IN THE FOOTBALL WORLD.
,OIuMBIA AND INDIANS BATTLE
HERE THIS AFTERNOON

Local Varsity Subjected to Rigid Investi-
cation by Faculty Committee-Penn
protests Against waibridge and Picrson
-ouakers and Columbia Negotiating.
Colum bla University and the Carlisle Indians
will line up this afternoon at Columbia Field.
155th street and Eighth avenue. In what may
proye 10 be one OF the m ost interesting football
battles OF the year. The Columbia Varsity
aimee defeating Dartmouth SO easily on Nov.
Is, has been treated to good rest and Coach
Stanford has had plenty Of time to Got all OF
the men In splendid condition. Sanford said
Yesterday that with the exception OF Knapp.
tho right tackle. who is suffering from an at
tnck OF appendicitis. the Colum bia eleven would
be the same that defeated Yale. Sanford also
said that Capt. Wilson. who was injured in the
Cornell game. has fully recovered and should
be able to play through the whole OF to-days
game Longacre has als) gotten over the In
iuries to his left hand. which bothered him 30
much earlier In the season. and will be III 10
make 1t interesting for any OF the red men.
Sanford did not care to make prediction as to
the result of tho game but he said the Column
bia eleven was in shape to play remarkably
fast football. He regarded the Indians
q sort OF unknown quantity. but did not
underestimate their ability. Columbia men
believe that their powerful rush line will
be able TO withstand the assaults OF the Indian
backs lust as the Princeton Tigers did. They
are also confident that the crack ground
gamers. Wcckes. Morley and clarendon will be
able TO score one or perhaps two touchdowns.
Hndson's wonderful goal kicking ability has
not been overlooked In the calculations. so that
Columbia adherents will not be surprised II
both teams score. Edgar Wrightington OF
Harvard. who refereed the Yale Princeton
game so satisfactorily. will act in similar ca
pacty to-day. but a su bsttute for p ]. Dashiell.
WI. will umpire the ell-Pennsylvania
pun has not been selected. II is understood
N pr Bovaird. who as referee Of
H., iale.Coumbia game rendered an
uo.lilsfac.ory decision that deprived
'rr Blue and White Of a sure touchdown, may
90 invited TO umpire. az he wants another
rnance TO vindicate himself in the ewes OF the
public The Indians arrived here last night
and went to tho Fifth Avenue Hotel. Coach
Warner said the redskins were I'm splendid
condition and ought 10 win handtly. Play will
he called at = O'Clock before an immense crowd
II the weather is propitious. The teams will
line up as follows:
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IoriliRrd buys spokane.

LEXINGTON. Nov. 2a-Horses In training
owned by William McGuiRan. !. W. Schorr and
others. were sold this morning. The "IIndoo
OF the West" Kriss Kringle. brought $1,000.
going TO J. II, McAvov h CO.. New York Anna
Balm brought the top price. William McGuga-
mas Lady lneso went to Capt. Brown at 81 $50
II ~ said she was purchased for Mr. W. c.
Whitney Her weanlng colt by Badge brought
1913. going to j. +, Gushing. 7. A. Woods OF
t rann horscs SrsurG4 ay tne once
Gotta and imp Fortissimo for a total of only
Si5. They were sold by Col. Milt Young. who
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Best Value.

is changing of his old stations for more mod
ern blood. The American Breeders Protective
Association bought thlrty-nve head ranging In
price from $40 10 $40 All low-priced brood
are being consumed by this association. the
aim OF which is to get rid OF worthless thorough
breds. The best sales were:
Wilson; b. b.. 4 by jim Gore.imp British Blue.
.ioloco. b: e.. ., by TAX Notce-Iake Co. W. II.
h,Corkic Lexington. $500.
Moore. Lexington $500.
Anna Balm. hr, {, {: by KtnG',on-Laura W:
EiinborSu.h' ir. C.. T. Gt mp. Albert-Mo.
Mi,ai. II stver Cincinnati ''..'...,,. 49,, 1850
1q Pa. " w,i.T 9g smG s NSrFiAu1 900
cT v II . e. ? ~ ,ymP: rur'eeeAref ION
h5'i k aGsiG2 go New by
A|So ,p sn a By g bh.p uAiAnt-Euai''y ZOO
b Trnni i,,trol worthinrt'n Ky.'.'"'"''.. HOO
ChauTtTc.s; W. IL MAJ \ Son. LsSnsiyn'. LOO
A4SrGsle b e.. 2. by Jim Cordially Jack; ,,,
Serene ch, h.. ., by Fon.o-Janct. Thomas
Msn.o. b. /, Thy Waiswor,h- Modje.ka. II. 49,
High Drerce ch. T.. n. by Hs H.shness Net,
Tie. Runurnrde stud. Paris -..,......... 1.4oo
Nj Brown. b. =. :, by Bramble-Lttlo Bcss
Lady luz. H. m. g. by spendtnri'ft or imp.
Albert-Lonstude' Capt sam Brown Pts
At to-nicht's sale Il, ". Carter, manager Of
the. Rancocas stud. purchased for Pirrrc Lorll-
lard tho noted rncchorse spokane, winner oi
OH other AmSTsaF or sGTsy fGntgeSS ~ RTy ara
Interpose, William Lakeland bought Scpncr
for 500. Other sa'rs included:
RG GdHs en- b, m Ny Htmy"' SWEEPER
EnImry; hh n, 10, by Enquirer brunette;
l. T. mcdowell 40
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In the sarios for the indoor baseball championships
Of the Twenty third Regiment the teams OF Com,
pany f and Company played in the BROOKLYN
armory last night II was u close game, Company
Il winning by score OF Stos,
There was an exciting game Of baseball in the
indoor championship tournament OF the Twenty.
third Regiment at the armoIy, in Brooklyn.
In the tournament. were the opposing mines, The
ssoreI Company A, Vi COMPANY G, Y.
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A telegram from North Arson. Ne. says that
Cant. Charles S. Richards, life member OF the
New York A. C., who is on Col. Dycr's stair OF
the Twelfth Regiment. shot u bull moose in
tho Spring Lake region on Tuesday. Tho
moose weighs over 900 hounds and has the
largest spread Of nntlers Of any moose killed in
that region for many years. Last week Cant
Richards shot two large bucks, which is the
limit OF the law in Maine. He is expected hack
on Saturday aud his friends In the lraducn
Exchange, of which no is n member, are pre-
pairing to give him royal welcome.
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Columbia Gun club Reorgau,,ed.

The Columbia University Gun Club was
recognized Mt its annual meeting yesterday.
The new onicers elected are: President. T
GallatIn. 1901 Vice. President, II, s. Willis,
1901 Manager. 4. I. Hldruth, 1901. Next
week tho annual shoot for the university
championship will DO held at Columbia Oval
and dual shoots are being arranged with
Yale. Princeton and Pennsylvgnia,
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Craig settle. with the broadway A. &.

Frank Craig, the Harlem Coffee Cooler" who
refused to accept $3.50 Rs the losers end Of his
tight against Tommy West Mt the BroadwaY A.
c, on friday night last, declaring that he wus
guaranteed 81 900 win or lose. has clHnEed
his mind and Will take tho original amount
oiIeroI him. Craig consulted a lawyer, who
read the article and cOnyinced Craig that he
had no ease, Craig will sail Tor London on
Saturday on tho CampanIa.
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Billiards.

The amateur billiard champ ionship tourna-
mont which has been going on since Monday
In tho town house Of the Crescent A. c.. Brook
lYn. came to AN end last night, Frank A.
Keency. who won the tournament last year.
defeated Dr. Jennings quite easily. keeney's
could do was lO4. Keeney's highest run was
90 and his average ITO. DR.. JenninRs's high
est run was l3, After the regular game was
oyer stark aad Poggenburg aud Slosson and
hcLoughlin gave exhibitions.
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A. u S.-The bet Ia OF AMI the stakes Withdrawn.
Albert G. Mayer and W. \. Badjer-M. wins the bet.
The Harlem Catholic club aud Manhattan College
teams sill meet On tho Jasper Oval this afternoon
at o'clock. The eleyens are evenly matched and
= hot time Is expected.
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Troy. Nov 29-Jack Ryan of Brooklyn de-
featcd Jim Murray Of Cincinnati, in q twenty
round 20. before the Manhattan Club here last
night, The hight went tho limit. Ryan was
substituted tor Jack Carrig who, owing 10
having posted u forfeit 10 meet bal Hawkins on
Monday night before the Cleveland A, C., was
unable To appear.
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IndiiHi.

PHrLApELPHn. Nov. 2a.-No game. ever
promised TO be more Interesting than that OF
tomorrow upon Franklin Field between Cor
nell anu Pennsylvania. Most Of the netting
tavors Cornell at 10 IL .. and there is plenty OF
money on both sides Coach Woodruff OF Penn
sylyania. however. Is so con fidont that his men
will win that he IL giving slight odds on
the Quakers, having bet 800 to $50 to-day.
Pennsvlyania has been handicapped In many
ways this season. and IL has only been within
the past few weeks that she has shown any
thing ike true form. In their secret signal
practice to-day the men were faster than ever
before. some OF the few standbvs OF the team
who were permitted TO see the practice en-
Unused over the work and said they wished 1t
was Harvard that was to be played to-
morrow rather than Cornell Both teams
are IN the pink, Of condition. Potter.
the Pennsylvania half hnck. and StarbucE.
the Cornell full back. are the only men who
give the slightest lmprc ssion OF a linn Cor
nell arrived this morning and practised signals
In secret on franklin Field hooters from lth-
aca are Hooking IN tonight. with more 10 come
10 the morning Coaches Lewis and Haugh-
ton OF Harvard are with the Co nell team md
express confidence in its ability to win r. ID.
IWrenn OF Harvard will be referee and DR.. Paul
J pishic.! OF annapolis. umpire. The teams
will line VI as follows:
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BOWLING.

.. Intil the ninth frame Of the third American N.-
tional T'ItnAment game rolled at the GeImania
made strong bid 20 break the Corinthian's clean
prevented the BfoOIlyn players from winning The
scores.
KTsy, nGcrs, IL, Gillhau. Is5 Total, sa5. 100
M Hodan Is, seSaeer ia SI Total ' sss .0''
sT,pND GAME
hs"y nR G i sd,c !S,a ~ Ronae
49,. B.er'Aemk. .lS jenkins. IA. Total, SIS.
THIRD GAME.
la. H"iicm iGi Schactier, Isl. Total. $50.
South Paw-Martiu, $50; Meitcus, lHI; Rendell.
l12 Bershcuk, 1885, jenkins, lgl. Total. $50,
Tho Black Bass team wa. twice beaten in the
Arlington National tournament last night. The
scores:
I,nV ood-Tindale. li2; Courtney. I4s; Brennan.
Bnch ISss.sShyis" III - Ba.tlsr r' iiS Mayturth.
1917, selling. 1885, Macr. l?a. Total. 7a3.
SECOND GAME
Bhck Bass-srhul,e, 10: Bas.lcr., l64: Mayfur.h.
lt2, siel,ns la'; Ms,er; isa. Total; az.
Klucken. 1875. A. kluclsn. Iso Total 100.
THIN GAME.
I4nTood. Tindais, 10: brennan. IA; Kennedy.
Mcu-Dcwcs, J." Jackson. ls7, Brown, 1872. T.
Klucken, 2lH; \. Klucken 800 Total, s.A
Only f2ur e the Cannon club member. neBs.,sa
the Casino tournament. The scores.
rlRsr GAMr.
Srn:wick Ne. ?-F. - smith. l?+i /. c. L. Smith.
l?n; White 100; Pitcher, lo9' Thompson, 1913.
r{s% ~ K KgK%gp ~ ro,s GrGSS 'Oa; O.
SECOND GAME.
sunsvick No. c-F. V smith. 40: T.. c. l., smith,
lao, White. Id"; Pitcher. 1875 Thompson. Isa.
tHccn.horoueh- ..To,s, l2e. sohl ls5; Psmbertou.
l5', uoetie. l4& R,tcnhousc. 40. Total, Id5.
THIRD "AMF.
Quecnshorough- To-. GuCttc. III Pember-
ton - Tictz', ~; Rltonh3use las. Total TO.
K NaaT" ~ M HK&y I'D Fos. '? Ssa $780, o.
T9s rr"5a. m1nsSa 70 Srsss k,t sRs
doris alleys last night. rhcls 'orcs.
rIHsT G,Nr
Csntr r! -Er"Hn r.; W,Ti' Ia ~. Sehcr' 1885,
Schneider. 1872; Strack Ia Total 7sd.
SECOND "sMr.
Grove Hil-notts ~; Notstt, ~; wiesand. $50,
l"r,.rw. WANNA: ~, Rrick, l|e; sieburs.
lHlRu GAME,
pGrI s, H. f @ 4o,, AZ %Ard 1901
Lotus W. Warmth, IA, Brick. 1906 Sieburg,
l3i, R,hm, lis, W. t'crdcs, l"'; Total, Sal.
night were those "f tn, Roy Al Arcanum sub:Leasas
~ the Elephant Cluhhous" alleys, in which each Of
s'Nrrs, '" ~ $3.50 s>' S
rIRsr G,Nr.
=, ihi!AdriphoS Couh,it-IHn-h, -: Brown 1875
Bliss, loo, seoaold, ~, Nnumo. 1914. Total, 7os.
srcuNp GAM,
s' : " a'S Isl: "a B %:' id. '@' r %'
,,,rhnadclphos conncl-Lynch ?lo; Brown, III,
WaId' n, i!H, Berry, i2S Dewey. 1885, Total 17a
F ls. rrame-r0on Council, as PAtlndolpht.
Ihinp CANE
lnItnn council f. Nhltc 1na, u; Miller, l3d Will
SON 1885 w Miller 1906 o. sllNera' l2d. Total,
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GARDEN HORSE SALE ENDS.
BUYERS PAID S3I3,3Of FOR s20
TROTTERS AND PAGERS.
A strong Market for Usefui Animai.-The

A Strong Market for Useful Animals-Ths
Average Price per Head s42S-Backney-
lied Trotters Had the Call Yesterday
Sir Ed and Island Belle Sold for 81 800.
The Fasig. Upton sale OF trotters. which has
been In progress at Madison Square Garden
ever since the close OF the National Horse
Show. came to an end last night During the
nine days OF the big yendue. 100 horses passed
under the auctioneers hammer. They
brought S313.301. an average Of s42s each.
In the number OF trottinR bred horses dis
posed Of. the sale was probably tho largest on
record. When II was over. all horsemen united
in saving 1t had been the most successful
sale held In New York or elsewhere since 1893
Although broken-down horses having fast
records. old brood mares and unbroken colts
were knocked down for seemingly low prices
In many cases. nearly all sound. serviceable
animals lt for immediate use on the road or
the track fetched better prices than horsemen
expected they would bring when the sale
opened. The market remained strong until
the Inst and for the animals Offer ed yesterday
bidding was az lively as on the opening day
Most Of the track and road horses catalogued
had been disposed OF on previous days OF the "a o
and yesterday was given over almost wholly to
the hackneyizod trottcrs Of the housekeeping
sort. Among the light harness horses sold
were several from the campaigning stable OF
y W HubinGer. Of New Haven. Nutbrcqker.
!r. ~ H. (. gray nocer that has lately been
Of nnVthinu IN The WnbinoaE not,nc,ion ' .piv
to FSnn for $500 The gray horse was
Pfomsnsp 0 PAGERS Of IN the country S o un Hii
he went wrong about two years ago. Sheriff
Frank Dreamer OF BROOKLYN got ono Of the APP
kIast trotier WooI.dc, a a BY ye H Ro
This horse was separately timed In 2;l5 IN a
wore this year. His new, owner bought him to
drive Oh the road, A, N; Roses, well-known
pair Of PAGERS Sir Ed. plan, and Island Belle
2:2lh. were struck. OF TO II. 4. .Purdy Tor
On, q TIE sneeiaaxay les; Than week ago ard
which they we're we're sod The best sales yeser.
S nay Were as io low. n,,,,n 100,
Msrs@rt +; ;S' &. issa' BY S",hgT,i. dan, '"''
NsTsT .rt - $3.50 .2t
err nrSSG HT" oy o'Sen"l'A'' FRANK cream aio
s1SM joh s' c By ss~ by a,o
Island Belle, 2:2iS. gscing Oh. m, 1870 BY
~. Tv Storm a' II : purdy. Nswr Sorke DIN 600
Palm. DSSnna 2s7, br NJ. isSa. byG;rey. LOW
SisS: H s f"s.A b.. .. 1891. BY Brisnai $40
II. Bnyce, AGENT. Ticrre Haute Ind 49,. -. 5ss
Sova wilkes, 2;iil, br, M. IssH. by Brig
b. McpSnaii, agent VEINS Hu.tfis '.' '" 6:5
r"in, Lace. by Ring Rel Rene: i. II IL Dc TnG
New York -, ......'.',..... go
III: MARQUIS b. g, - hands. 9 yrs. and
con. ,Scw York 49,. ........... ass
f RS.y Mdrn On s mn ~ snn, y yr. ana
j. smith, Brooklyn. -. .....,...... $50
oqSS5s.,,p; Dr. g: l%:'f nanl.. IN md
=. DgEliand. New loTt ZOO
ssloasil, Gr'en~iS6 ESn% ', '''' - S75
Happy Thought. b. c, i68Es hands years;
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Football Thanksgiving Day. Orange Athletic
Club vs.. Newark Athletic Club. Al Orange Oval
Grove street station. ID, l.. n W. X. H., ~ lO,45.
Trains, 1850 and 1910 A. M.-Adv.
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COZ
Fixtures Announced on Many Links for the
Holiday.


In addition to the qualifying round In the an
nual open o' tho Coli Club of Lakewood. in
which there will be about 80 starters. some OF
the more Important competitions on the Met
ropolitan links to-day are rs follows:
Arisley--Mled four-omc handicap, running
handicaps for Classes 4, u and and wonAn's
putting match in the sfternnon.
staten Island cricket Club-First round at match
play for the branch cup.
Morris Count COLI Club BNvic handicap for men
Tarbor Hill-Qualtfyins round in members team
match.
Richmond County Country Club Regular
monthly handirAn,
Knickorbool.r Field Club-IAst contest Tor tho
Pres denta rnn
Baltu.rol q II Cluh-Mcmhcr.' handicap.
Fsarx County Country Club Members hanlicap
anreacn Iarbor Country club -E ghtcrn. hole hest
ball fOursOmr,
Yountsksh country Club-Thir,y 81, .hoio hsndl
cav, medal play
pvkcr Mrbd"w-Regular monthly handicap.
Wee Burn y ghtcen hole handicap for Glasses A.
and G in the morning pick'up team match In the
afternoon.
Glen Riive-MAtch tor the club cup
Sunset pArk-M rmb"rs' handicap.
Cl,f Haven Mouibrr-' handicap.
Marine and Fold Cluh-Memhcrs' handiCap.
NHssau Country Club-Mcmbors team match and
handicap,
Crescont A. C.--Thanksgving bay handicap.
Richmond Hill-HandCap.
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Horses, Harness and Carriages.

No better market H. open to you. providing
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-30

BRIpGEpoRr. Nov 9-In the soml-nnnls for
the women's golf championship Mt the Brook
lvn Country Club. which Were PLAYED to-day
Miss GcorRiauna Bishop beat Miss sanford
Bishop. @ M and to play. A largo crowd fol.
lnwal the ulnycra
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Fulton Council White. 2O2, u. Miller. 13d. Will
SON 1888; W, Miller, iad; q. slvera. i26. Total
1874.
Brocvoort Council Spencer, l2d: williams 1875
7lG,
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wcgand's tournament, the Life Insurance ant
the Archaic 'Csan Union League games scheduled u
be play ed last night we're postponed.
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ATLANTIC CITY, Nov. 2o.-Tho amateur eigh-
teen hole record Of the Atlantic City Country
TnuRhton OF Brooklyn, who did the course In
81 The first nine holes wer" made IN 80, Or.
having won tho chnmpionshp Of tho Van
Cortland links. Brook Ign. and tho Point Pleas
mt y, j.. links John Reid holds tho profess
IL in Al