Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-11-05

scores than in the morning. Ball not doing
quite well. The final scores were.
Tucker ........................... 81
The gallery was larger than in the morn
ing several ladies joining the group, 60
ing over the course and witnessing the diff
ferent plays with great interest. Eardon
continued his sensational play of the morn
ing several of his drives beating the course
record by many yards. Tucker also played
nice golf and in approaching and putting
was almost the equal of the champion.
Bal, took things easy. playing steady
game throughout, but not brilliant.
Arrangements have been completed for
the return of Champion Nardon on Satur-
day, November "a. He will play over the
Chevy Chase links again and have as his
opponents the same players he met Satur-
day. Professionals Tucker and Ball. The
green committee of the Chevy Chase club
is confident that with good weather an I'M
usually large gallery will be in attend-
ance and have decided to substantiate this
belief by securing return engagement
with the champion.
Tomorrow Foot Rail Game.
The game between the Y NJ. c. A. and
the Alexandria High School eievens. sched-
uled to be played at Van Ness Park. corner
Of 18th and g streets northwest tomorrow
afternoon at AIS, promises TO De hotiy
contested game. Many of the, local foot ball
enthusiasts are expected to be present.
miscellaneous Sports.
In the open-to-all jumping class at the
Chicago horse show Saturday. Eagle
Plume, owned by George Pepper, toronto
jumped seven feet.
Terry McGovern of Brooklyn and Dave
Sullivan of Boston have agreed to fight
twenty-five rounds December IA before the
club Offering the largest purse
TIL, 80 do at 10 Eniscp-
pal High School, near Alexandria, Va,
Saturday, were postponed in consequence
of the rainy weather until next Saturday.
The pool contest proper at Carroll Hall,
Baltimore, for the championship OF Mary
land closed Saturday WHEN BERNARD Har-
ding defeated Andrew Wells by 100 to 80:
This left Harding and William Smith tied
for first place, WITH five games won and
none lost. They VIII pay off tonight.
1t is stated that Harvard has cancelled
her athletic agreement With the University
of Pennsylvania. But tffe cancellation of
the agreement does3 not mean that Har-
ward will not play Hennsyavania next year.
Harvards action In asking as to the elfgi-
bility of -McCrackenIen the foot ball team
was not the cause. + IN
Tod Sloane declared in an interview in
London that he would return to England in
March, 1901. and that othe adverse talk
about American jnekeysc had doubtless
caused the Prince of Wales to break off
the negotiations With him. Sloane de-
nounced American Reporters, said he would
not talk to them when he returns to
America, and hoped his English friends
would not believe any Interviews that may
appear in the American press.
With blod streaming from cuts over each
eye, Fred Russell. the California heavy
weight, broke from a clinch as the gong
sounded the close of the fourth round of
his fight with Joe Choynski at Denver FRI
day night, before the Colorado Athletic AS
sociation. and put two stiff punches to
Joe's body. knocking Choynski clear
through the ropes to the floor. where he
remained nearly Ave minutes. The foul
cost Russell the fight which he probably
would have won but for his inattention to
the bell. His weight and great strength
were too much for Choynskf.