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New-York tribune., 1900-09-30
PRINcEToN's TEAM Mppov1No

Princeton. n. j., Sept 2s.-Two short halves wera
played to-day between the varsity and scrub teams
Every player went into the work with dash The
nTst III team scored three touchdowns MATHS and s.
McClaVe carried the ball the goal line In the
nrst mrs half and Leyick got the third touchdown in
the second half There a noticeable improva.
ment in team work to-day, and several briiIia NJ
plays We're made The varsity appeared 10 have
little dlfnculty IN ploughnR through their on
Ponents line and circling the ends McClave made
'~S 80 10 Gnu
Ex-Captains Cochran. HiIlebrand and Edwards
are sun mere, and all assisted III the coaching to-
DAY The fonowing players composed the varsity
lineup to-day: Little, Black Dana Hale Wright
Pell, Riggs. Roper Duncan. Hodgrnan Leyiok Il
McCiaYe. Henry and Maths, ' "
New-York tribune., 1900-09-30
LAWN TENNIS.
HUGH TALLANT WINS THE WEST SIDE
CLUE CHAMPIONSHIP.


The championship OF the West Side Tennis Club
was won yesterday afternoon the courts of the
club at EIghty-nnth-st and Central Park West by
Hugh Tallant. old Harvard expert. In the nnal
round Tallant met A B. Bowen. OF the younger
members Of the club who recently came East from
the Pacific Coast Bowen learned his game In San
Francisco. and he showed much the style OF
play as that of the Hardy brothers. from Califor-
MIA. who played In the big Eastern tournaments
last summer, but he was not nearly sklltul
Bowen's service particularly effective but
Talants fast driving strokes too swift for
him to handle effectively. In the first two sets
the struggle close between the two each
game being closely contested and each set being
finally by majority OF only two games
Then Bowen's play weakened and Tanant won the
last set easily.
The summary:
champlonship singles. sent final round-Hush Italian,
beat A. II. Hunt, 60. 6-S Final round-Hugh TaIlant
beat A. H. Bowen. e.. rs. Go
Handicap singles. first round-A Bowen lowe Is,
beat g. E. Edwards QS). "a T-e. rs Semi-nnai
round-A. H. Bowen (owe il beat ~ r. Hunt (half iO
IS, G2 Calhoun cragin (owe half 9O) T. C. Trask
(scrAtch), 60, ID al.
Championship doubles. sent nnai round-o NJ Ros,-
wick and \. q. Bowen beat & Il. Edwards A. Brad
"a, B-i
New-York tribune., 1900-09-30
PRACTICE GAME AT COLUMBIA

The work of the Columbia varsity and scrub
teams yesterday assumed more the nature OF an
actual match. The varsity was weakened by the
absence of several line men, while the scrub had a
corresponding increase of good players. This put
the teams on more even terms, and for while
there was bitter struggle for supremacy The
varsity at length proved victorious on account Of
greater experience and head work.
Ashley was tried at drop kicking again and in
practice before the lineup put the ball several
times between the newly erected goal posts In
the match however. he was less successful. He
was 100 slow. and rarely got the ball off before
the scrub team had broken through the line Speed
accuracy and confidence must be developed If MS
drop kicking is 20 be valuable. ~
Van Hoevenberg punted well yesterday, and won
Sanford's approval He played a capital defensive
game and the eleven with good generaIShin
lie is probably fixture at quarterback
New-York tribune., 1900-09-30

Queens. Long Island. Sept. 70 (speciaD-Three
1.-Two bird contests ana number OF interesting miss
and outs took place this afternoon at Interstate
Park. under tho auspices OF the Brooklyn Gun
club. IA there wind the birds were fast
Many drivers and difficult twisters were en-
oountered. After the shoot the club held It's an
nual clambale The summary
First shoot. ton birds-F. A. Thompson and j. B.
Hopkins divided frst with nine killed at rs yards
w. Hopkins % yards killed eight and ]. Jacks
and IT, Keller each killed seven.
Second shoot ten birds-J. Jacks and W. Woods,
New-York tribune., 1900-09-30
coRNELEs HARD TASK TO WIN

ithaca. N. Y, Sept 29.-Cornen had to fight hard
TO win from Syracuse by a score of to to-day
The visitors were strong in line but Cornell forced
her opponents left wing for good gains Morrison
scored Cornells touchdown by plunging throue h
Syracuse.s right tackle In the first half Cornell
was forced to defend her goal Syracuse ad-
Vanced forty yards into Ithaca's territory The
ball ball In this half once rested on syracuses three
yard mark but tumble gave II to Syracuse and
Carr made sixty-hve yard run. He was tackled
by Morrison. ~
Cornell lined up with four varsity men absent
captain Starbuck not disappointed in his
own team as he was surprised in the showing of
syracuse. He feels confident that his eleven will
now round rapidly into form. "'''
New-York tribune., 1900-09-30
FOOTBALL.
SEASON FAIRLY OPEN-CAMBRIDGEs
vICTORY-OTHER GAMES.

Cambridge, Mass, Sept. 2s.-The first football
game of the season at Harvard was played this
afternoon between the varsity team and the Wes-
Ieyan eleven, the score at the finish standing "a
to in favor OF Harvard. Although the Wesleyan
team greatly inferior to the Harvard eleven.
the visitors played with pluck and dash. Wes-
leyans defence was weak that not once We're
the Harvard backs held for downs. After the hrst
two plays Wesleyan did not get possession OF the
ball until late in the second half. when Harvard
begin a kicking game. The Harvard offence was
good. All the backs played with dash and snap,
especially on line plays The interference was
to be at centre. In order to give the men a show
practically entire new eleven was played by
Harvard in the second half The lineup was as
follows.
New-York tribune., 1900-09-30

Lexington, KY. Sept. % (specIaD.-The great
brood mare Ballyhoo. the dam Of
ney from John E. Madden for something ill.,
sOovoO. Madden bought the mare from j. VIII For
sytn' mere On the day before he won the Futuri.v
VII. VIII Mr. Mhitneys colt Ballyhoo Bey. Madden
S.EISo % turn the mare 10 Mr. Whffna1T So-
sIiv99 I me price she cost him, but Mr. whitney de-
cilneo 10 accept the mare on such terms ana a.
sisted on Madden setting a price which he did snd
ne mare VIII remain at La Belle Stud where She
side 'HOo bey' at her
Madden has set the sensational nrtce y, ,,no ooo
on the Hanover-Correction colt. which he DT.
chased out OF the McGrathiana conelpnnepf a .
auction last June The youngster cost Wa6den
;OOys Madden says the colt IS worth 500 Cco ~ he
is worth cent S'''' IL nc
New-York tribune., 1900-09-30

FIFTH RACE-For tvyo-year-olss. selling rr
half furIongs anu Oe
M
New-York tribune., 1900-09-30

Tufts
SIXTY YARDS FOR A TOUCHDOWN.

The Violet football eleven. OF Jersey City, de-
feated the Monarch team. of this city, at South
Brooklyn yesterday by the of 6 to g. The
Jersey boys played well together. The Monarch
payers were away off in several Of their plays and
lost many opportunities to score. Rogers piayed
well for the visitors and made their touchdown
Eggers, Of the Monarch team carried the hall
about sixty yards, making a touchdown
New-York tribune., 1900-09-30
TRoTTING-2:2o CLAss-PURsE g.
BAILEY AND TRoTTING HORSE BUSINESS.

Lexington KY. Sept. 2s (SpeciaD.-Congressrno
J. w. Bailey. of Texas, says he will sell ont his
holdings In Kentucky and quit the trotting horse
business This determination on the part of the
Texan was caused by article which appeared
In number Of papers some days ago, to the
effect that Mr.. Bailey had bet H L. Asher s15 900
against his entire trottng stock that BRYAN would
be the next President What Mr. Bailey did do was
70 agree to pay Mr.. Asher s15 900 for his troters
II Bryan was elected Asher desiring to close out
his trotters at a sacrifice in such an event Mr.
Bailey has created a sensation here TODAY in his
tempt made 10 injure him. " 80
New-York tribune., 1900-09-30
NIAGARA CLUBS HANDICAP.

Niagara-on-the-Lake. Ont. Sept. % CspeciaD.-
Twelve cards were handed IN to-day IN the mems
handicap Of the Niagara Golf Club. held the
Fort George links. E. T. English of Toronto. with
a handicap OF 55 strokes. making s5 net took first
prize. Arthur Dickson. twelve years old, Of Nj
agara, went around in 1O4. and with his handicap
a smokers outfit he resigned his claim to It.
A women's handicap scheduled for this morn
ing. but postponed until Monday because of
the rain. Scores:
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Presidents Cup was held usual and the lowest
scores were follows:
WALLER DEFEATS HOLLABIRD.
WINS WESTERN CHAMPIONSHIP AFTER
CLOSE CONTEST

Lake Forest. ILL., Sept. 2o.-Wiam Waller. the
veteran onwentsia golfer. the Western ANA
teur golf championship this afternoon from Will
lam Hollabird. 1r.. the seventeen-year-old Glen
view player, by the narrow margin OF UP. HOla-
bird apparently feeling the effects Of his close
morning game with Walter B. Smith, played a
wretched game for the first nine holes. and did not
get his nervousness until the game al
most hopelessly lost. Coming In he played brill
succeeded IN pulling up all square. Waller. never
a brilliant but always a steady player took the
home hole in three after a magnificent approach to
within six feet OF the cup. and with IT the cham
pionship. Waller really the match the
fifteenth hole with a fortunante brassey, which
struck just over the bunker and. bounding on the
side of the elevated green rolled within two feet
of the hole. Holabird's second struck the side OF
the green and bounded back.
The sensation of the day was the defeat Of Walter
B. Smith by Hollabird in the semi-hnals. Smiths
machinene work Thursday and Friday had
made him a favorite for the honors Of the
tournament, but in his game with the Glenview
player he was sadly out Of form.
The finals for the second and third sixteen cups
rather oneSided. Louis Allis. Of Milwaukee.
took the second sixteen cup from Charles Zueblin.
of Midlothian up. to play. and K L. Ames.
famous IN Princeton football struggles, won the
third sixteen cup by defeating w. A Alexander.
Of Onwentsia, UP. to play.
The medal score Of the championship finals was
follows:
New-York tribune., 1900-09-30
cHALLnNaE rRopHY Ar pI.AINrnnl.n.

CHALLENGE TROPHY AT PLAINFIELD.
Plainfeld. NJ j.. Sept % (speclaD. Morgan T.
Townsend. who the Greens Committee chal-
lenge trophy the links OF the Park Golf Club n
week ago. defauted his match this afternoon to
Edgar i. 6errell. 5errsIi played tho next chal-
lenger. William A. Townsend. and defeated him Z
I'D and 10 go. The weekly competition foT thu
New-York tribune., 1900-09-30
Position.
LEHIGH SCORES ON PENNSYLVANIA.

Philadelphia, Sept 29.-The University Of Penn
sylvania opened its football season to-day by de-
feating the Lehgh University team by a score
2 to g. Lehigh secured It's score early in the first
ting the ball and making a 25-yard run for touch
uoMn, ,, from Whlch q goal was Kicked The Penn
goal in the first half. and two touchdowns and one
goal in the second half. Following the lineup:
New-York tribune., 1900-09-30
FOX HUNT on LONG ISLAND

MEADOW BROOK AND RocKAwAY CLUBS OPEN
THE SEASON ON HExPsTEAD plains
Hampstead Long Island. Sept. 20 CspeciaD.-The
season Tor cross country hunting on Long Island
was opened to-day by the members of the Meadow
Brook and Rockaway Hunt clubs.
me feature was a drag hunt that was repiete
Nltn eood Jumping and dashes OF speed. The
meet was from the Meadow Brook Club house ,n
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A MACHINE CAPABLE or TRAVEL.
LING 36 MILES AN HOUR.

With a view to attract the attention OF rhos,
who would value an automobile The MobHa
Company" Of Tarrytown. y. Y. has authorizes
The Tribune to offer one mobile, free ofJsr.
pense, TO the particular reader Of The Trbuna
who. after a friendly contest, shall have "a
ceived the most votes from other Trfbuna
readers and buyers for the purpose.
The Tribune will conduct the contest, recalva
the votes, announce the results from time IA
time, and award the prize
Any man or woman in York. Connect.
cut, Massachusetts or New-Jersey. who Is a
reader of The Tribune is eligible TO be voted for
and to receive this machine.
New-York tribune., 1900-09-30
TIE FOR THE HUNTER MEDAL.

The annual competition for the George Hunter
Gold Medal, OF the Oldest gol1ng trophies in
the United States. took place yesterday at the
Richmond County Country Club, OF Staten Island
1t was at eighteen holes. the stroke game and re-
suited in a tie between ]. r. Chadwick and G. A
Willis each at 49, The tie is to be played off this
week. Following is the summary:
New-York tribune., 1900-09-30
ROAD HORSES. DRIVEN TO WAGON BY OWNER
DRIVERS FINED AT READv11Jr

Readville, Mass, Sept. 29.-The two unfinished
races Of the New-England Trotting Horse Breed
ers Association left over from last Thursday were
finished to-day. The 2:24 trot was won by Consuela
s. who took a heat on Thursday. with Winaka
second. The third heat Of the PIP pace was won
oy The Private, who had already had two heats to
his credit.
After the races it was announced bv e NJ
Jewett' the starter, that James Golden, who drove
Con Wlthers. and John Cheney. who drove Volo. in
The 2i6 trot on Wednesday. and also J. B Nc
Aenny, who drove George in the 2:IO pace on the
same day, had been fined 500 each f1y the iudeee
ana had been suspended from the track for The
balance OF the year. The summaries: $40
New-York tribune., 1900-09-30
UNION WINS FRoM cn1.nArr

Schenectady n. Y, Sept. 2s-Union College
opened its football season to-day by defeating Col
gate by a score Of IL to 0. The Union team was
without the services of Carver and Mallory its
crack halfbacks, and the showing made Is most
gratifying to the garnet wearers The halves were
only ten minutes long, and Union showed CoIqate
around as easily as did Cornell Wednesday,
New-York tribune., 1900-09-30
Transatlantic l2n
Lehigh (6).
CADETS AND TUFTS PLAY CLOSE GAME.

West Point, n. Y, Sept. 29.-The football season
opened here this afternoon in a game with the
West Point team and that of Tufts College. The
West Point men defeated the visitors by a score
OF . to O. touchdown made by Casad by
a tWenty-hve-yard run near the Ond Of the first
ten-minute half, The game a close one
Lieutenant Hinkley referee and Lieutenant
Morrow umpire. The lineup follows:
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GAMES ON OTHER FIELDS

At Amherst-Amherst, %: WIIston O.
AZ Brnnswick-Bowdon, 30: New-Hnmpshire
A. Worcester-Holy Cross. 5; Worcester Technical
eeA Al A1dover-Philllps Andover. 2s; Boston Latin
At Hanover-Dartmouth TO- Exeter O.
AT Geneva-Geneva High School &: Hobart n
New-York tribune., 1900-09-30

FORBES WINS AT MORRIS COUNTY.

In the weekly sweepstakes handicap at the
Morris County Golf Club yesterday ]. B. Forbes
heat boyle up and first place. The scores
follow: Joseph B. Forbes. up; W. Y Marsh.
up; w. d. Vanderpool, up; C. B. Beckwith 2 up;
J. Walter Wood. up; Arthur Berry. even ". A.
Flagg. even.
New-York tribune., 1900-09-30
TERMS OF CONTEST.

ENTRIES will be received up TO p. m. No
vember 3, 1900
VOTING will end at p. m. Monday, No
vember 10. The winner will have the machine
In time to enjoy a Thanksgiving Day ride
VOTES will consist of headings OF the first
page Of The Daily or Sunday Tribune, beginning
with the date September 3 1900. One heading
will count as one vote; ten headings as ten
votes, and so on
The mobile will be on exhibition at the Auto
mobile Show TO be held at Madison Square Gar.
den from November 3 TO 10, inclusive.
A circular giving full details can be obtained
on application at this office.
New-York tribune., 1900-09-30
susPENpEp FoR suNpAY PLAY1Na.

Pittsfeld, Mass, Sept. % (SpecaD.-Harry W.
Allen the Manice Cup in the finals at the Pitts
field Country Club this afternoon. defeating E. A
Manice. up and to play. Allen gave Manice a
handicap of ten strokes in each round. Allen be-
comes the custodian of the cup for year. 1t must
be won three times TO become the property OF the
winner.
The Board of Managers OF the Pittsheld Country
Club has released Jerries. the greenkeeper. owing
to Sunday playing on the links and has suspended
Edward A Manice and Ernest A. Thompson.
New-York tribune., 1900-09-30
CYCLING.
SIGNALS ON THE NATIONAL CIRCUIT
RIDERS SUSPENDED.

The chairman Of the National Cycling Assoc,a-
ton yesterday issued a circular which shows
that Major" Taylor has done the best work
among the professionals this year. The outdoor
championship season will end on October / at
Hartford. Conn, with the special match race be-
tween w. s. Fem. the amateur champion. and
Major" Taylor the professional champion The
grand circuit score follows:
New-York tribune., 1900-09-30
HACKENsACK
GLEN RIDGE.

The contest for the championship cup of the
Glen Ridge Golf Club, now held by C. s. Sherman,
begun to-day. The lowest eight scores qualified
continue at match play, the winner to meet
Sherman. Those who qualified and the scores Were:
Place SO: Schefrey 90: Broughton. 92 Stewart 92:
HapgoOd, 93 W. A Slayback o. Smith, 95 and
New-York tribune., 1900-09-30

In the consolation division Austin Colgate. Of the
home club, beat A. H Larkn, Of North Jersey, 8
up and 10 play, the noteworthy feature being
SO by Colgate in the morning half, score which
is within two strokes OF bogie In the open handi-
cap first place by George B. Jenklnson,
3D. of the Essex County Club. Summary:
c.sorna u rantnann Eaaar C.o.,rtr.
New-York tribune., 1900-09-30
BROWN MAKES GOOD SHOWING

Providence r. l.. Sept. 29.-Brown defeated Colby
to-day by a score OF u to o, After the first ter
minutes Colby forced to play on the defensive
and was not able to hold the mass plays of the
Brown - '--e
New-York tribune., 1900-09-30

YALE EASILY DEFEATS TRINITY.

New-Haven. Conn, Sept. 29.-Yale defeated
Trinity In the first game of the season here to-day
by the score of % to O. There four touch
downs. but Captain Gordon Brown failed in two
trials for goal. The Yale eleven in the first half
the powerful rush line of which much is X
pected, and the back field contained the big and
speedy backs Sharpe, Cook, 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
the field under puts easily: Three. Of the four
Sharpe, after run of more than half the field
the second by Cook, after a almost long, and
the third by Stillman, who blocked a kick and
covered the ball where It fell back of the goal line
half
In the second half scrubs were put in enough
make up nearly the whole team The men were
not the best in several instances that could have
last minute. Sheldon, the big guard was forced
out before the first half ended, being unable to
stand the rushing game because of lack of wind
The following is the lineup:
New-York tribune., 1900-09-30

RACES AT TRENTON FINISHED

Trenton, n. j.. Sept 29.-The unfinished 2:2s trot-
uhs race from yesterday at the Interstate Fair
was decided this morning in a single heat Myrtle
S. winning, with Pleasant Hill Belle second Ta1ler
ION third and Dave Hughes fourth. Time-2:24h
New-York tribune., 1900-09-30

Five increased point championships have been
run. In these places won as follows: Taylor
four 1rsts and one second: Kramer two seconds
and two thirds; Kimbe. first, one second and
one third: Kiser, one second; Fisher one third and
Collett, one third Suspensions are announced as
follow
For reprehensibIe conduct in the bicvcle races of
the Caledonian games. Maspeth Long Island SEN
tember 3. William Kuchen BrookIyn Is snsnenJapd
Ior one year from September Is. and also fined $50
FOR completely IN the same offence Henry RIM
6ruster, Brooklyn. and Frank D. White Lynbrook
Long Island: are suspended for six months from
September ST. Is. AFmOFusteF is fined s25 and WHITE
For unfair dealing in connection with cycle racing
a . IeiiIy, trenton N j., is suspended for one
For falling after entering to compete at Montreal
Butler Boston and Otto MaYs Fun BTInal9 Tom,
suspended from September Is to December / iaoO
nrzn M Cbi CTbn.eLlhg novice race after having won
september 20 TO January l. i
The Kings County Wheelmen will hold their nm
nual ten mile road race on Saturday afternoon
Inc race Will be run the Milburn- Hempstead
course All OF the crack riders of the club have
signihed their intention OF competing. and the CON
test VIII no doubt be 10 the standard set by this
organization From the form shown I'm this rsca
the team for the ten mile team race Of the A g .
or Long Island. for the Eagle Trophy win he
selected. The Kings County men have t,y"a @ oe
the cup and II they capture ii this tire g won
their property SchoAeld Homans' Rrovn UuooiheS mes
t cnt are at present the most promising candidates
Ior places on the team. but the club race on sat,r
day may unearth some man
A large party of wheelmen. some OF them from
Massachusetts, Connecticut, New-York Neu-Tar-
sey and Pennsylvania, sailed on the steamboat
Montauk yesterday afternoon. The wheelmen win
tour OF Long Island on their wheels For nnoat %
eiieh the IT'D VIII not end until Tuesday.
New-York tribune., 1900-09-30
HARNESS RACING.
RACING AT QUEENS-NASSAU FAIR.
NEARLY TWENTY-FIVE THOUSAND PEOPLE
SEE RICHARD CRoKER's ELECTRIC
WILKES WIN FIRST PRIZE.

MineoIa Long Island. Sept. % (SpeciaD.-The
Queens-Nassau Fair closed to-day Nearly twenty
five thousand persons present. Interest was
centered in the free for all race, in which there
four entries. Doflard Wilkes the favorite.
and won the first two heats. beating Swift by
head, after the hardest kind of a driving finish.
Dollard Wilkes broke in the third and finished third
In the fifth heat she beaten a head by Farrls
The other two horses in this finished half
length behind Wilkes and Farris
Richard Croker's Electric Wilkes the race
in the three minute class after hard finish She
won in three straight heats. and in the last two
beat Rosala by half length The other horses
finished in split heats.
The 2:15 class pace was won in straight heats
by Verona. with Frank Knapp second Northheld
broke badly and was distanced in the second heat.
The summary of the follows:
New-York tribune., 1900-09-30
HARBoR HILL CHAMPIONSHIP.

The qualifying round for the championship Of
the Harbor Hill Golf Club brought the Brighton
Heights players out in force yesterday. Sixteen
got places in the championship division, and the
next sixteen will play for a consolation cup The
match play for both trophies is to begin this week
AS incidental feature of the afternoon there
a members handicap for classes and B. Follow
Ing are the scores:
ChampionshPT T. Goldsborough, 50; s: T. Clarke. s.
P. B. Cooke. So; J. L. Bernard. 81; c. Y. Wempe,
A. L Marvin, So r F Mayhew 90; Victor Garrett, 90;
H G. Van Vechten, %; A. b Lawson. %; H. NJ. Mey
rick. 93 John E. Faber. 93; r. T B. Fiske 93
Consolstion-I c. Lea, 81: H. s. Hills 95 W. P.
Starkweather 95; Hockmeyer 95: ] E. s Bglless 95
O'Connor, 1OO w. L. Alum. 1OO E. w. Arnold 1O1: A
NJ Ogelsby, 102: G. E. Dix. 1O2; ]. French 1O3: w H
BOtsford, 103 II. W. Allen, 1O3 P. r. King 1O3
New-York tribune., 1900-09-30
CLASS B. =
PLAY AT GLEN RIDGE.

Glen Ridge, N. J., Sept. % (speciaD.-The Hack
ensack Golf Club junior team Journeyed to this
place to-day. and was defeated by the Glen Ridge
juniors by this
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ge 3. JenkInson. "a. Essex County:
Out. 50 64784 e-41
'Approximated.
HANDICAP AT MARINE AND FIELD.

Marine and Field Club golfers enjoyed pleasant
days sport at their links in Bath Beach, yester-
day, the special attraction being members handi-
cap at medal play. Following are the scores
New-York tribune., 1900-09-30
TIE IN DYKER MEADOW HANDICAP.

Thomas A Eddy and J. C. Powers tied for first
place in the weekly handicap at the Dyker Meadow
links yesterday. each with OF s2 Sum
mary:
Thomas A. Eddy: Gross. H cap Net.
Out ......5 8 5 q IS 64I
In ........6 8 o $500 50
New-York tribune., 1900-09-30

Louis NJ. Geer and Mrs. F. L. Eldridge won the
mixed foursome handicap at Ardsley yesterday.
while second prize awarded to H. S. Brooks
and Miss Brooks. The links was In fine condition
and the contest well filled. Scores:
New-York tribune., 1900-09-30
WHITNEY BUYS DAM OF BALLYHoo REV

Won in g hard drive by a neck; length hs,n..u
ond and third sec
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]. r. Chadwick:
out q '..,::.:::::.::::::.:::s ..,::.::::.::::::::ss s43tsst :,

No cards-O Hockmeyer, w. s. Walker. A. P Kelley
r. Lane Pardee. The drawings for the first round
a Schuyler and Paterson Willis and
Stout Wonham and Park and Chadwick and the winner
OF he ie.