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RACING AT READVILLE
CLOSE OF NEW ENGLAND TROTTING
HORSE BREEDERS MEET.
2:12 Pace Won by The Private and
2:14 TrOt by Consuela Stock
cys Injured at Hawthorne.

READVILLE, Mass, Sept. 29.-The two
unfinished races of the New England Trot-
ting Horse Breeders Association, left over
from last Thursday. were finished to-day.
The 2:24 trot was won by Consuela S. The
third and last heat of the 2:12 pace was won
by The Private, who had already two heats
to his credit. After the races, 1t was an
nounced by Starter C. NJ. Jewett that
James Golden. who drove Con Withers.
and John Cheney, who drove Volo. in the
2:16 trot. on Wednesday, and also j. i.
McKenny. who drove George in the 2:lo
pace on the same day, had been fined 500
each by the judges and had been suspended
from the track for the rest of the year.
Summaries:
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CULVER AND ENGLEwOOD.
Cadets Win q Tame Contest by the
Score of Six to Nothing.

Cadets Win q Tame Contest by the
Score of Six to Nothing.
Special to the indianapolis Journal.
CULVER. Ind. Sept. 29.-Culver Military
Academy decisively defeated Englewood
High School. Of Chicago, 6 to 0. to-day. in
a game full of off-side plays and fumbles.
The only real football was during the last
ten minutes of the game, when Culver used
Akin and Jackson, heavy guards back.
and bucked the center for fifty yards. only
to lose the bail two yards from Engle-
woods goal, on fumbles. Not a yard was
gained around either of Culver's ends. Har-
rison. Cockrum and Crawford excelled in
interference. and did good tackling. Wood
ward and Cockrum circled ends for gains
of fifteen and twenty yards repeatedly.
Time was called in both halves with the
ball on Englewood's %ive-yard line. For
Englewood. Captain Staugh and Keith
played well on defense, and Solman in Of
Tense. Both captains were compelled to re-
tire. Cockrum. Harrison and Campbell, of
indianapolis High School, were stars. Line
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YALE MEN WE'RE CARELESS.
But They Defeated Trinity, the Latter
Being Unable to Score.

NEW HAVEN, Conn, Sept. 29.-Yale de-
feated Trinity in the first game of the sea-
son here to-day by a score of 2 to 0. There
were four ~touchdowns, but Capt. Gordon
Brown failed in two trials for goal. In the
Yale eleven in the first half was the power
full rush line Of which so much is expected,
and the back field contained the big and
speedy backs-Sharpe, Cooke, Hale and
Fincke.
That aggregation, though careless and
evidently not in good condition, had no
difficulty whatever with the Trinity team,
but plunged through the line, circled the
ends and followed the ball down the field
under punts easily. Three of the four
touchdowns were scored in that half, the
first by Sharpe after a fine run of more
thar half the field, the second by Cooke
after a run almost as long and the third
by Stillman, who blocked a kick and COW
cred the ball where 1T fell back of the goal
line. Chadwick made the only touchdown
in the second half.
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CAMBRIDGE. Mass, Sept. 29.-The first
football game of the season at Harvard
was played this afternoon between the
varsity team and the Wesleyan eleven,
the score at the finish being "A to 0 in favor
of Harvard. Although the Wesleyan team
was greatly inferior to the Harvard eleven.
the visitors played with pluck and dash.
Wesleyan's defense was so weak that not
once were the Harvard backs held for a
down. After the first two plays Wesleyan
in the second half. when Harvard began
q kicking game. The Harvard offense was
good.
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jockeys Injured.

CHICAGO, Sept. .-Fou horses fell In
a bunch at the eleventh jump in Haw-
thorne's steeplechase this afternoon.
seriously injuring Jockey Eggerson and
slightly wounding w. Johnson. There were
eight starters In the race, and although
1t was over the full course the field was
closely punched at the eleventh jump when
High Admiral fell. Sallust, Zufalig and
Becky Rolfe all stumbled over him, and the
horses and jockeys were mixed up in end
less confusion. Eggerson, who had the
mount on Zufalig, and w. Johnson on
High Admiral. lay as If dead. c. Johnson
on Sallust was only slightly injured n
was able to walk away. Eggerson and
Johnson had to be carried to the Jockeys
dressing room. Johnson soon recovered,
and, although badly bruised, had no serious
injuries. Eggerson was unconscious for
nearly an hour and seemed in great agony.
Physicians who him said there
might be internal injuries, but anticipated
no serious results. Winners OF the races
were: Goal Runner, IL 10 10; Handy Man,
Ohnet, Z TO 2; Joe Shelby, 4 to 5.
Winners at the other running race tracks
yesterday were:
AT Gravesend-Telamon. s to /; Alsike,
5 to 1; Beau Gallant. 6 to /; Charentus, 6 TO
i; Balloon, s to 1; Wooster Boy, II TO 2.
At Windsor-Acushla, even: The Covenan-
ter, z to 2: Hermencia, 2 10 1; Handicapped,
4 to 5: Brother Fred. 7 to 5; Lizzie jackson,
5 TO 1; Cormorant, 3 to l.
AT Fort Erie-Robert Gray, m
Burckart, Wilson, Albula, The Jefferson.
At St. Louis-El Caney, 3 10 5; Orleans.
3 to 10; w. ID. Gates, 3 TO 5: Titus, 1 to 2:
Hungarian, 10 to 1; Meddlesome, 4 to S.
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Football Notes.

AT Chicago-Chicago, is: Knox, o.
At West Point-Military Academy, s;
Tufts, O.
AT Des Moines, Ia.-Drake University. %;
Des Moines, 0.
At Beloit. wis.-Beioit. As; Sacred Heart.
CT Watertown, 0.
AT Madison. wis.-University OF Wiscon-
sin, so; Ripon. 0.
Converse defeated Elwood at football,
yesterday, by a score of % to 0.
Cincinnati University, 20; Kentucky State
University, 6, on the formers grounds.
Hartford City and Marion High School
elevens played at the former place. yester-
day. Score. 5 to 0, In favor Of Hartford
City.
Wabash High School eleven defeated
Huntington Business College on the High
School grounds, yesterday. by the score OF
% to 0.
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PURDUE SWEPT THE GRIDIRoN.
illinois Wesleyan Too Light for the
Big Lafayette Eleven.

Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
LAFAYETTE, Ind, Sept. 29.-The story
of Purdue's first football game of the sea-
son, with Illinois Wesleyan as an op-
ponent, is best told by the scores to O.
While fumbles were numerous on both
sides. the visitors led in this respect, and
were too light for the sturdy local play
ers. Mccoy made the first half distinctive
by brilliant runs of thirty and forty yards,
while Robertson's punting and goal kick
ing were features. The latter, to-day, made
his first touchdown since playing with
Purdue. Spades did fine work at left end,
and the surprise of the game came from
Galbreath. a freshman who promises to
win place through his speed. The visitors
were outclassed at every turn. Marshall
was referee and umpire. Iine-tnn.
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A oNE-sIDED CONTEST.
High school Team Easily Defeats Or
chard Athletic Club.

The Indianapolis High School football
team and the Orchard Athletic Club eleven
played at the Newly Oval yesterday aft
ernoona and the anne resulted In an easy
victory for the High School eleven by a
score of % to O. The field was not prepared
for q football game and the necessary white
i've yard lines were not marked of. The
boundary lines were made with dry lime.
The grass. too, was high and impeded fast
running.
The game was a practice contest for the
High School boys and nearly all Of the
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Special to the indianapolis Journal.
SOUTH BEND, Ind, Sept. 29.-Notre
Dame and a local eleven from Goshen
played football here to-day on Cartier
Field. Score, So to o in favor of Notre
Dame. Two halves of fifteen minutes each
were played. Notre Dame literally did as
she pleased, going through the Goshen line
or around the ends at will. Goshen lost
heavily on fumbles. Only twice did the
visitors make small gains. First half. score,
80 TO o; second, 16 to o. The features of the
game were the running of Farley and the
line work of Lins, Winters and Kuppler.
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Neither Scored in Second Game.
CHICAGO, Sept 2a.-Twelve men faced
Powell in the opening inning of the first
game, seven of them scoring on four errors
and five hits. Chicago made no more
runs. Menefee was wild, poorly supported
and hit hard in the fourth and fifth, st.
Louis making a tie of Chicago's big lead.
Garvin came in and pitched one good in
ming, but was hit for three runs In the
ninth. The second game was a pitchers
battle between Sudhoff and Griffith, Held
rick preventing Chicago from winning in
the last inning by two wonderful running
catches in deep center. Game called at the
end of the seventh on account Of darkness.
Attendance. LOO. Scores:
First game RHE
Chicago ........7 0 0 0 0 o. 10 4
st. Louis ......0 0 3 0 0 80 16 4
Observation-Disclosures, Garvin and Killing;
Powell and Robinson.
Second game r H Z
Chicago ..............0 0 o 0 o 90 3 /
ST. Louis .............0 0 0 0 0 0 90 3 /
Batteries-Grifhth and Chance; Sudhoff
and Criger.
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BANK FORCED TO CLOSE.
IN Alleged to Have Appropriated
n Large Sum of Money.

CHARLESTON. W. Va. Sept. "a re-
ceiver has been appointed for the Mont
gomery Banking and Trust Company, Of
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OF President Champc and Vice President
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Missing notes and securities amount to
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Pittsburg .......1 O o OIL S 2
Cincinnati 100 0 O / 0 0 0 0 1-2 z L
Batteries-Phillippi and O'Connor; Hahn
and Kahoe.
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS.

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PHILADELPHIA, Sept. @.-University
of Pennsylvania opened its football sea-
son to-day by. defeating Lehigh University
q to 6. Lehigh secured its score early in
the first half on Woodley's tumble, Dor
nan, OF Lehigh, getting the ball and max
ing a twenty-five-yard run for a touch
down, from which a goal was kicked. The
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score of to o. The visitors were strong In
the line. but Cornell forced her opponents
left wing for good gains. Morrison scored
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ANN ARB0R, Mich. Sept. 2s.-The Uni
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BROOKLYN, Sept. 29.-To-day's game
ended in a tie, after eight innings of SEN
play, darkness intervening. The
Bostons hammered Kitson out of the box
In three innings, but could do nothing with
Donovan in the remaining five. With two
out in the seventh the home team batted
in the tying runs. Fine catches by Collins
and Tenney, and plays by Demont and
Dahlen were the features. Two games will
be played Monday. Score:
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Only Four Hits on Hawley.

NEW YORK. Sept. 2s.-Philadelphia was
unable to do anything with Hawley's de-
livery at the Polo Grounds this afternoon,
and suffered defeat. Wolverton's home
run with Flick on base saved a white
wash. The game was called at the end
of Philadelphia's half of the eighth inning
on account of darkness. and reverted back
to seventh inning. Score:
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NOTICE.

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WON ON A WILD THROW
FAC PERMITTED CINCINNATI TO
TAKE GAME FROM PITTSBURG.

Hahn I~nvfncible After First Inning
Brooklyn and Boston Tied
When stopped Play.
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FIRST GAME AT L. U.
Varsity and Alumni Played without
ScOrfng-CIevenger's Run.

Special to the indianapolis Journal.
BLOOMINGTON. Ind, Sept 29.-The
football season was opened at Indiana Uni
versity to-day before five hundred students,
by the Varsity and alumni e~levens. Neither
side scored. Clevenger, full back on the
Varsity, made a sensational run of sew
enty-five yards. On the alumni team were
three ex-captains. King, Orme and Hub
bard. Nine members of the All-Indiana
team were in the game-Aydellotte, so;
Foster, '99; Hubbard, 80; Binford, 81; Pike,
90; Ray, '9S; King. '97; Orme. '95: Sparks,
'9S. Umpire-Sampson. Referee-Sparks.
Observation-Disclosures and Baird. Halves-15
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CHURCH NOTICES.
Christian.

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ITHACA. N. r. Sept. 2s.-Cornell found
no easy problem In Syracuse University to-
day, having to nght hard to win by :
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Boston ............0 o-s Is 2
Brooklyn ..........2 0 / 0 3 Go z 3
Batteries-Dineen and Connor; Kitson.
Donovan and Farrell.
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Philadelphia ........0 0 0 0 0 0 p 4 2
New York ...........1 0 1 / 1 o GA s 4
Batteries-Frazer and McFarland; Haw-
ley and Grady. Attendance, $50.
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Classes are now forming. All who wfsh
emy this woek
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THE TECHS OUTCLAssED.
Illinois Too Strong for the Young
Men from Terre Haute.

Special to the indianapolis Journal.
CHAMPAIGN, ILL.,, Sept. 29.-The football
team of Rose Polytechnic Institute was de-
feated here to-day by the University of ILL.,
nois in the first game of the season. the
score standing 26 TO 0 at the end of thirty
minutes play. The visitors were thorough
ly outclassed in both offense and defense,
but nevertheless they fought pluckily till
the last. Illinois had its strongest eleven
on the field in the first half and made a
brilliant showing then. scoring three
~touchdowns without much difficulty. At
the beginning of the second half, however,
the home team was entirely changed, and
it's playing thereafter was not so good, the
visitors goal line being crossed but twice
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In the second half Purdue substituted
several players. First half, % to O: second
IL TO o. Halves-25 and 20 minutes.
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CONGREGATIONAL.

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