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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-10
THE CoRNEI.L-LAFAyErrE GAME.

i'naca, ~ y. Nov e.Cornell will find herself in
partly crippled condition when her team lines I'D
against Lafayette at Percy Field on Saturday In
to-day's practice Otis. substitute left haIfback
twisted his knee, and the fact that II will be neces-
sary to play him in place Of wabrdge the regular
man. who is on the hospital list makes the stua-
uon Tonight critical. The Lafayette players will
Isdch mere Tomorrow evening in the best OF condi
non. Io,days practice unusually light. con-
sis,ng wholly of signal work. Caldwell. Wabrdge
anu Alexander were absentees. The teams make
up follows: Daval. left endS Foger. left tackle
warner left guard; Person centre: Berry, right
guard; Young right tackle: Taussig right end: G.
a Young quarterback: Otis left halfback; Cap
tain Starbuck and Windsor. fullback.
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RACING AT CHICAGO.
Chicago.
Summaries.

Chicago. Nov. s.-weather clear track good.
Summaries:
First race 1hve ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 100 dreeman). u
10 ! won Debride 100 tE Scherrer). 10 !, second
Digs 100 (Hnkeyl. third. Time-lo2+. - - go
SIND race tone mile and a sxteenh)-Tle W, lOi
,t-ckt 10 ~ + won: Little Singer. Booker. TO l.
second Judge seadman lOs Lines. third. Time
I.5iA ~ ,oo <r,,., > .. ,
Third race (nve furiongs,-Aanto. 100 FlicD 70 l.
won. Red Cross II % tMitchelll 70 d. seoonu mis-
son "a CTully1 third. Time-l:O2+. 80
Fourth.race mile and lo'
>,,,chein q n won Moroni. dF1ickl, 10 D. sec
onS. Duke OF Baden (vittatoe). third. Time-l;9.
ti,,b race 1nve and one-hsf furlongs)-Mont fsasIe
az ,raemanl 10 l. won: Morris Vollmer. ITO uAnes)
> 70 / second Clara wOoiey 1903 tMason) thlrd i'me-
sixth race zone mile and hree-egnthslE =,
,,ra,o., 10 ; won: Ramet 81 lTuyl F? 10 = sec"n"'
49,. m 90 ~ Jone-) third. Time-2:28h.
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PRINCETON TEAM IN GOOD CONDITION.

Princeton. y. j.. Nov. s.-For the first time this
season the football team held regular secret prac-
tice to-day. Captain Edwards and the coaches.
realizing that a hard game will confront them on
Saturday, closed the gates at Osborne Field this
afternoon while the players were put through
some formations Practice at falling on the
bail first in order. as preparation for any
emergency in fumbling. Signal practice then occu-
pied fifteen minutes. after which the varsity lined
up against the scrub for two fast fifteen minute
halves in which four Touchdowns scored
against the scrubs. The team played faster and in
more aggressive fashion than against the North
Carolina team yesterday. Offensive play was Of a
particularly high order. and the defence was prac-
ideally impregnable. LathrOpe and Roper fringed
the line and knight and Kafer alternated at half
back with McCord and Levick kafer played a
strong game and may be tried on Saturday. Reter
watched the practice. but his injury kept him out
Of the game He will not play on Saturday.
Hutchinson out for quarter, and will play IN
the Indian game. Wheeler and Maths will play at
fullback The latter showed great Improvement
az line bucking. The coaches say all the players
are IN excellent condition, and that they expect a
hard game against the Indians Light practice VII,
be given 10 team tomorrow. but there VIII
fe
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BETTER PRACTICE AT YALE.

Nex-Haven. Conn. Nov. s.-The Yale football
coaches decided to lessen the open practice OF the
eleven this afternoon and sent the men in for only
twenty minutes Of playing The usual hour OF Sc
cret work was held preceding this.
The value Of the secret practice and OF the signal
morning practice was apparent to-day the coachers
commenting encouragingly on the showing MADE
With much less difficulty or effort than Tor Gays
past the varsity side drove tne college rushers
down the field with a strong offence that lot sew
eral charges carried the substitutes on their leer
Through Guard tackle and around the ends OF the
college side the varsity backs carried the Dali
safely 49,. ho,fhaoL
Kesne Adams and Ordway were az haIlpdch
vfb D,,nne again al fullback. Fincke was q.
quarter and Cunha for the first time ms gaiian
centre faced Tomlinson, who gave thS re 49,
stiff argument the result OF thfte udS more
ing by Gross. The interference to1GdS ~ some
tines four men forming for run Win me Il.r
back The defence against the d,!e work was
was also strong Altogether the ga! "o'A
satisfactory.
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THE RACETR4CK.
FIGHT ON THE NEWPORT TRACK
D. MURRAY ATTACKED BY CURLEY BROWN
RESULTS OF RACES


RESULTS OF RACES.
Cincinnati. Ohio. Nov "a bloody fight occurred
on the Newport track this afternoon. just before
the last race was run. Dan" Murray, the well
known race caller and bookmaker. was attacked by
Curley Brown. formerly starter at the track. and
badly beaten. The trouble is the result OF an old
grudge which sprung up between Murray and
Brown on the Canadian Circuit last summer Muir
raw is in serious condition at his hotel in this
city Brown left the track after the anair. put
later was taken into custody and put under bonds;
The racing to-day spirited over good
track The summaries follow:
First race seven furlongs)-Tm Gainey loo tDupeel
10 TO / won. Eaghurst lO5 fSouthar Is 70 second;
Marion Lynch 1O7 (Wecderstrandl Is 10 = third Time
i:3Oi4. . ,o-
second race Selling. mile)-Monk Wayman. lOo
(Kncht) 70 J. Won. McCleary. lO4 Gloss. 10 TO !.
second Lee Bruno. 81 (GefersD. ~ TO l. third. Time
la. 80
Third race (nve furlongs-Miss Shaney, l02 Boland)
to J. won Larkspur lo4 Landry. to . second MY
Butterfly ~ G Lewis 80 10 /. third. Ttme-lWs -.
Fourth race hsndIcap. mile and 2ne,eishth)-krl KRIS
Kringe i2l CBoani. 10 2. sir Roa, 100 tsoutn-
ard IL 3. second Graa;and. li2 Frosp' - to o.
third. Time-i:5i+. . 80.
Fif,h race mile quarter: selling Ramiro II ii2
q. Ross. 3 won Colonel Cluke. - knight. 70 J.
second Loyalty. l02 FROST. 10 TO l. third Time--2oe's
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TUENTy.THIRDs INDOOR TOURNEY.

Company DIS and Company is basepaif teams
,,aysd a well contested match game In the indoor
n.sshau championship tournament OF the go Reg
rent al the armory. Bedford and Atlantic aves'.
brooklyn "Wednesday nsht Harry ar IS IN. boss
ho,,ied their opponents IN the last inning and
1on by the final tally OF Company d. 10 runs; CON-
pany /, Y runs
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THEFTS AT MEADOW BROOh HtNT CLUB.

A WARRANT ISSUED FOR THE ARREST OF DIS
CHARGED WAITER
Hampstead Long Island. Nov. CSpeciaD.-Ihe
apartments OF II. L. Mease. the steward OF the
Meadow Brook Hunt Club. on the Hampstead
Plains were entered by burglars some time last
night and 800 in cash and more thah 80" IN Je"ey
r,ere taken Members Of the hunt club have also
missed n number of articles In the last rev days
Mr. Mease. before Justice C. r CITIZENS. TO-DAY
a discharged waiter Of the club He is supposed
~ he in Manhattan
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RACING IN ENGLAND.

London. Nov AT the second days racing OF
the Liverpool autumn meeting to-day the Liverpool
Nursery Stakes was by Lumley Moor Hulcot
finished second and Getaway was third. Perdicus.
ridden by Tod Sloan. was unplaced. Ten horses ran
Tn. betting was to / against Perdicus
Canadense ridden by J. Ren. won the Stewards
Plate Rosey O'More with Loates In the saddle
fnished second. and Bewitchment was third. Nine
horses ran. The betting was TO against cana
dense
The Aintree Feather Plate race resulted in VIC
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watched the practice from the side lines
famed IN the game with Harvard
,, uooey played at quarter and gave the signals
played snappy game '' "''' wv wan"
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MRS. GEORGE E. IDE WINS A CUP.

Mount Vernon y. Y. Nov. (SpeciaD.-A match
of eighteen holes medal play. was held to-day Oh
the golf links Of the Larchmont Yacht CLUB. Inc
contest was for a silver cup offered by Mrs H. l.
Shriver 1t was won by Mrs George r. Ice, WI, Wn9
finished in ll3 strokes Miss Polly Towle nhshe"
IN
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GAME PLENTIFUL IN NEW-JERSET.
FARMERS TO TAKE UNITED ACTION AGAINST
CARELESS sPORTsMEN

IAKLLESs sTIItI-MLN-
File nington, y j.. Nov. (SpecaD.-The season
for shooting hare rabbit quail and gray squirrel
opens in New-Jersey tomorrow. Game in North
ern New-Jersey Is more plentiful this season than
It has been IN years. The mountains alive
with rabbits. In some sections quail plentiful.
Fully one-half Of the farmers have advertised
against trespassng upon their lands and the hun
dreds Of sportsmen who arrived from the cities
to-day will meet warm reception from the farm
ers tomorrow Many farmers have had horses and
cattle killed by careless gurners. and this year
they have banded together and are going 10 wage
war on the spOrtsmcn.
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TWO VICTORIES FOR '

TWO VICTORIES FOR WASHINGTON TEAM
The crack Washington team won two games last
night In the Harlem League tournament ~ TINS
Palace Alleys dred-and-twenty-nItn-s'.
and Third-ave. beating the Belyidere and Empire
fves. The FIST game OF the winners produced
score OF 94l while In the second game wmicn We.
900 The scores follow:
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tory for Sir Fretful American Girl and Fiddle
string second and third respectively. Sloan
rode Violence and was unplaced. Fifteen horses
ram The betting was 5 to against Violence.
l.. Rein on Remember Me won the Warbeck
Mile Plate Lsbeth was sect nd and Vaotta was
third. Petersied ridden by Sloan. was unpaced;
Fourteen horses The betting was TO
against Remember Me.
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BOWLING.
THE GERMANIA FIVE WINS TWO GAMES
IN THE AMERICAN NATIONAL

There were three exciting games rolled last night
in the American National tournament at Thums
Germana alleys and the Germania nve won ooth OF
theirs the last with margin OF only seven pins.
however after an exciting finish The Monarch
captured the odd game from the GOLDEN hod
team. with a goodly margin TO spare Inc s'o'es
Of the nights games were as follows'
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HANOVER
GERNANIA.
........1l0 Total -.
THIRD GAME
HANOVER.
GEPNASlA
THE NATIONAL LEAGUE GAMES.

The Roseville five captured two games last night
IN the National League tournament series at Starts
alIevs No 3l2 West Fifty-ninth-st. The Lotus and
Doottle teams both beaten by the New
Jersey combination, and the latter beat the former
by lust five pins in the odd game. The scores
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McHrGAN.s TEAM AT PHILADELPHIA

MIcBrGANs TEAM AT PHILADELPHIA
Philadelphia Nov. s-The University oil 'sS,
football team arrived here at 7:3o O'CLOCK
There are twenty-four men in the party. -,a,
p ". Hennnger. coach. and Keene fi'Np a,a.as
Trainer The players are hne poay % ossosses
each man tying every indication that he possesses
Drawn and endurance All the men appear to De III
perfect condition. and the team will doubtless ma
fine showing against Pennsylvania on SATURDAY
In answer 10 question. Mr. Henhifsei Hs'ea
that Il Pennsylvania does not play oe Ell i've a
good chance to win ,. rac,ice
Pennsylvania played a thirty minute lnh The
game against the scrubs to-day IN whIcn ~,
varsity scored two touchdowns. Outiahu az
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FOURTH GAME.
H0rr-MPrrS No 2
sPALDING NO. 1.
ST. MARY'S
SOB Total 80.
SIXTH GAME.
CATHOLIC CLUB,
COrTNRT-S No. !
THE FIRE INSURANCE LEAGUE SERIES

Three games were rolled last night in the Fire
Insurance League tournament at Reds alleys, NO
90 Church-st and the team from the Liverpool.
London and Globe Company won two OF them The
C;ermania five captured the last game from the
Hanover team The scores follow:
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ECHO.
SE)CONL
pPOSpFRrTY.
ECTI0-
PROSPERITY
. woMAN's BOWLING CLUB.

.,,,g women have organized oo"nns
i"e' rorough OF The Bronx II Is named
e,u0 nv IN xensington. The members meet every
Wednesday WE evening at the Suburban alleys. VAN
ss,-aye and One-hundred- and seventy SIX 81:
a an Anna Schwartz made the highest score, ny.
Mtss Jna stelnbrink bowled IS and MISS Bessie
Angus 81.
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Wednesday nights scores follow:
FIRST GAME
AsfTTY.
EDISON.
AAfITY.
RLEECKER
500. foJ i'A'i
THIRD GAME.
EDISON
BLEECKER
SOLDIERS ON THE ALLEYS.

The annual team championship tournament OF tne
23d Regiment was continued last hisn' On ',.e
armorv alleys. Bedford and Atlantic ayes. BROOK
ion Comnanv BIS team won two games. and Com
pany c defeated Company As team
10 follow
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OQMPANY A
COMPANY II
SECOND
A.
c
COMPANY G.
THE RANK CLERKS LEAGUE GAMES.

The Bank Clerks League Tournament. was ~
.,-'aa lac, night at Reds alleys. No. 800 Church.
:, ors the team from the Bank OF the Republic
yon both OF its games. the Hanover BANK Team
winning the odd game from kountZe bro oiies
w -, ~ a large margin. The nights scores foiio"'
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Ar-Dl-BOE.
NORNrNGSIDE
SECOND GAME.
AUDUBON.
STANDARD.
MORNINGSIDE
STANDARD.
THE ARcHp1ocEsAN LEAGUE GAMES.

Six games were rolled Wednesday night IN the
Archdiocesan Bowling League tournament al o'a'i
Alleys No. 3l2 West Fifty nnth-st. The first team
from rho Colunbu Catholic Club two games
but each OF the other hves won and lost the
nights scores follow:
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YpgRTS "''O ~N~
~OS psRVSMrM
,poGRAMME OF SPORTS TO-DAY

cOLF-Mixed foursome, Staten Island
Cricket Club.
BILLIARDS. Amateur tournament. at
cchaefers Academy.
HORSE SHOW Orange Horse Show. Rid
,nr and Driving Club. orange. ~ j.
sHOOTING.-Bi Birmingham Gun Club tour
,ament. Birmingham Ala
BOWLING.-League championship games;
.r,er,can National. Germania Hall; Harlem,
nnIoca Alleys: Columbia, Schlusings alleys:
Abingdon. National. Arlington Hall; Royal
Arcanum. Tennis Club alleys
BoXING-Bernstein-Su Broadway
Athletic Club. evening.
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GOLDEN ROD.
M Total
THIRD GAME
GERMANlA
MONARCH
COLUMBIA LEAGUE GAMES.

The Standard team won two games last night IN
the Columbia tournament at Schlusings alleys
nd -fourth-st and Columbus In
their first the winners put up total OF a. wnie
margin Of only nine pins The summary follows:
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vCOy DEFEATS NDONOUGH.

Runalo Nov skid" Mccoy knocked out
lack" McDonough. OF St Paul, IN the ioor'"
round az the Hawthorne Club tonight
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FIRST CANE.
Rrr.NfDERE.
WASHINGTON. I
RELXIDERG.
EMPIRE
THIRD
EMPIRE.
WASHINGTON
THE ARLINGTON NATIONAL LEAGUE CANES

THE ARLINGTON NATIONAL LEAGUE GAMES
The Arlington National League tournament at
the Arlington Hall alleys last night furnished two
victories for the Holschen and high score
The Glendale bowlers were beaten twice. The
nights scores follow
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The Harbor Hill Golf Club is to hold Its annual
meeting on November Is at p m, when the cleo
ton Of officers and the transaction OF other neces-
sary business will be accomplished Just no" .here
is considerable interest in the result OF the cnam
nio,shin match 70 be played tomorrow between
George F. Armstrong and Vincent Hockmeyer
The contest is be at thirty-six holes medal pay
and the winner t. to have final possession or the
Challenge cup offered by Malcolm Graham, j. Both
men are al the top Of their game. ana the HalCh
should be a close one with the oddS d little III
favor of Armstrong
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NOTES OF THE LINKS.

The Staten Island Cricket Club now that IL mas
closed its Livingston clubhouse is devoting all It's
energy to making the fall season at FOX Nuns d.
active and interesting the capacity OF the INNS
will allow on Saturday the regular monthly nan
dlcap for members is take place, and IN auui-
ton there will be the final round Tor the f[es'-
dents Cup offered by Eugene l.. Richards. jr' Inc
en- schedule az far as il has been arranged, is as
follows:
Nov.,,ber 1s-Team match against the Westches-
ter Golf club. at Fox Hills. .,.,. .or
November 25-Handicap bogie competition lo'
members eighteen holes. match play c.u,,aa
November 3O-Second competition for Chaiehse
Gun eighteen holes handicap medal play. -,
Tecember 2-Mens foursomes handicap meodi
play. for prizes presented by Eugene L. kicn-
ards. jr.
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HANOVER
KOTNTZE BROTHERS
REPERLIC.
HANOVER.
REPTBIlC
EACH WINS A GAME.
FIRST GAME.

In the Putnam Cafe tournament last evening ths
Echo. A. B. c. and Prosperity teams each won
game. The scores:
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In spite Of persistent rumors to the contrary II
is learned on good authority that the Golf Club OF
Lakewood is planning three days tournament
for Thanksgiving week, similar to those held IN
previous years The opening rouna will in all prob
ability take place Thanksgiving lay and me
match play will continue until Saturday. wneA
there will be an open handicap for snecal prizes
II is expected that Hartman. Douglas. Travis and
other well known local players will take part
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brow ~ A. 6 I. ACADEMY. o.

RUGBY NJ A.. 20; s. l. ACADh-N
grsby Military Academy played game % - 1oo
bah with Staten Island Academy a. 49,. an ~ n
Staten Island Yesterday. the score resulting ~ u
N favor OF Rugby
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FIRST GAME
DOOLITTLE.
ROSEVILLE.
.....s2I Total .........
SECOND GAME.
LOTUS.
THIRD GAME
LOTUS.
ROSEvILl.E
TWO GAMES &c

TWO GAMES FOR BUsHWiCk CoUNcih
The Bushwick Council won two games IN the
BROOKLYN Royal Arcanum League series oo"leo az
Trainors alleys at Reid and Gates a'es-' brooA-
,vn last evening. The scores;
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INTERSCHOL4STIC NOTES.

I, has been suggested that handball tournaments
he held by the New-York Interschoiasuc Athletic
Association Handball tournaments are perma-
nent fixture among the Brooklyn and Long lsland
schools
The rumor that was current that there would be
no chess association this year does not seem 10 De
warranted by present indications. The teams OF
Cutler. De La Sale and Columbia Grammar schools
are practising daily and other schools VIII proD 1
ably enter also. Cutler VIII De represei.tse,u
by the men who won last year championship
for her
7, was said at De La Sale Institute yesterday
that If all that prevented Wood the protested stu
dent from being accepted bona nde member
If the school was his neglect to file paper stating
his Intention remain at the school year that
omission would be soon repaired. Wood l. III al
present. and viii probably not play on the football
team again this year
President Draper said yesterday that owing to
the inexperience of the schooboys who have ofici-
ated at nterscholastc games it had been decided TO
socure experienced and impartial officials for the
De La Sae-Trinity game next Wednesday
c,,,or team has disbanded II there had
,oan O chance Of De La Sale being suspended from
,oo,,,e Cutler would still have had chance for
,ne ctampionship. The Cutler team played the fol-
-, games this season: Cutler, IS. Dwight o.
cutler % COLLEGIATE O. cutter re Ta Sale ~ o
,,..,,.,ev and Horace Mann will play at Berkeley
d., -. ,2o O'Clock this afternoon. Horace Mann
rau,d have an easy time
co,r.uRrA GRAMMAR 10; NE"-iohh HUN
SCHOOL. 0.
- s,orroon AT Van Cortlandt PARK
49,, Grammar after a hard fought suussie'
Coiufnp,A -. New-York High School by the score
defeated the NC"
of 10 to 0. , scored and Column
In the first half neither teal" Sou ",,,o,s,,,s
In tne - could not penetrate her opponent
oiH ~ the second half however. suDs'i'u.e .e's
,'r'T was put in by the High School ana mos,
around him that Columbia uran.Haa scored By
OF her gains rinn,unbia Grammar showed great I'M
movement
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FREE LECTURES
IN THE GREAT HALL OF
COOPER INSTITUTE,

9TH ST. 4 Sd AVE-. At = T. VI
oeginning Tomorrow SATURDAY. c..n-
csho containing following s"t"'""'
a course Of lectures On
DESCRIPTIVE GEOGRAPHY
" weil-knovn lecturers. all illustrated by ste'e0i
i-sAT. NOV. nTH-..The Philippines "'
Ramon X. Lala. native OF MhA""' -
SAT, NOV. lsTH-"Life In the SOUTH o' ~
H. J. Gieiow.
SAT. nov 25TH-"The Bermudas, oy f'o
Charles l. Bristol
FAT. DEC. 2ND-"Mexfco," by Prof WIN, i'ID.' =,
SAT, DEC sTH-"Wfthfn the Arctic C'rc'e'
BY Prof j. II. Gore
SAT. DEC ierH-"The Transvani," By D'' '"''
g. Bovker.
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Willie" Davis. who is perhaps the most prom
inent OF the professionals in this part Of the coun-
try has received a fattering offer from the Apa
wants Golf Club OF Rye. take charge Of its
links the coming year. Davis for some time has
b. en- connected with the Newport Golf club, where
he 10 favorably known clubmaker and teacher
Hts engagement by the Apawamis Club is taken
TO mean that the latter organization Will assume
an active part in the local golf world next year.
A cup has been given by Mrs T. T. Sherman to
the Apawamis Club in Rye to be played for by the
women members on Monday. November 49,
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II has been suggested that handba tournaments
he held by the New-York Interschoiasuc Athleuc
Association. Handball tournaments are perma-
nent fixture among the Brooklyn and Long lSiahd
schools
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FIRST GAME
MONARCH.

Total .............. ..Ni
SECOND
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FIRST GAM
BrSHWICk
sDONr
WELCOME.
RTSHWICK.

Total ................So (
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President Draper said yesterday that owing I
the inexperience of the schoolboys VINO nave ofhcl
ated at nterscholasuc games IL had peeh ueciceu
a." oe-ienced and impartial officials for tn
SOU Saie-Trinity game next Wednesday.
Willmar tribune., 1899-12-20
LAKE LILLIAN.

Dec. =.
Hurrah! Christmas will soon visit
US again.
The Christmas choir is practicing
twice a week, preparing for Chris st.
mas festivities.
Don't forget the entertainment in
the Lillian schoolhouse, Dist. S3, next
Friday evening, Dec. 22.
Farmers are busy hauling wheat to
town, but all complain of bad roads.
The Christine congregation will
have their Christmas tree in the even
ing of Dec. 26, beginning at O'Clock.
Paul, the Roseland reporter for the
Gazette, blames the Democrats be-
cause wheat is only 54 cents bushel.
Well he must be an ignorant animal
that does not know that McKinley'is a
Republican and that they control both
houses of Congress- But of course
we did not expect him to know it
either.
Are you going to Boston, boys, hey?
Ole Westlund departed last week
for northern Minnesota where he will
either take homestead or work in
the pineries.
The Roseland Rough Riders will
have another entertainment in their
schoo]hOuse, but it is not yet decided
who will be their Roosevelt.