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scoREs ~ AZ sCRANTON TOURNAMENT

Scranton, Penn. Oct 1.-THE hrst rounds for the
Country Club Cup and for the Consolation Cup IN
the open tournament Of the Scranton country Cup
were played to-day terminating at ? p m the
scores were: - --
J. II. ToTrey Scranton. vs. : g. Ihorne' S1'a-i'' 80
rev. up, 10 play. y rsr,o-s
Scranton; Brooks. Up. 10 holes.
" . Johnson Wyoming Valley W J. IoTTeo'
Scranton; Tortey Up. 2 70 play. r-..-...,
Frank Fuller. Scranton, V Clayton b-A'"' i1-'-s
Valley Fuller I up : 70 play - s--,.,-. r-ool,.
T H Watkins. vs. IhoInas T. HEOoAA >~-a--0-'' N-'
up 20 holes -, e v,-.,s-,,, vT~,,,
ing Valley; Woodruff, up, l - play vi
Il c. Shafter Scranton, vs. w L f4'ce wyoming var
ley: Shafter, up ! 70 play - ,,,..-, -
NJ Clark Philadelphia, vs. A L. huntingdon 9~l%'i
ton; Huntingdon. up 20 holes
CONSOLATION CUP
r Tavlor Nassau vs.. willis Kirkpatrtek. Scranton;
TAYLOR up, 70 play -.- ~-.,, g, ,,-
20 holes u,,ua- zc-,rror.
Warren. ! up. r-t,,,
Gordon. Taylor vs. Seiden knssouIS scranton Alss
bury 6 up, 20 play. .., l.,
A Williams, Sadequeda. vs. n W Mido4eton r.
Atlantic city: Middleton. up. TO play
r IAmotte BrOome County. VI NJ q tuller Scranton
Fuller. up-
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THE RACETRACK
FAvoRITEs FARE BADLY AT MORRIS
PARK

There was an Improvement in both the weather
and the sport al Morris Park yesterday, still the
DAVIS doings were far short Of what they should
he with the immense amount of material at call.
The bettors had their usual tussle with form. and
when the days speculations had ended the ma
ioritv had again contributed TO the strong boxes
~ those who make the prices. for five Of the six
favorites were beaten. Carbuncle alone being
faithful
The downfall OF favorites began in the opening
race handicap for two-year-olds and upward
over the last five and half furlongs Of the Eclipse
course Silver Dale was favorite and Firearm
second choice Both We're prominent throughout,
but suffered from lot of fouling. and the order al
the finish was Unmasked first by a neck Lady
Uncas second 8 length III front Of Silver Dale. A
claim Of foul was promptly lodged against In
masked and the stewards. after Questioning seF-
eraI OF the boys, allowed il, disqualifying the
horse and fning Henry. MS rider, $50. This gave
LADY Uncas first money, Silver Dale second and
Firearrn third It rather unfortunate open
ing Of FIenry's engagement with the keene Stable
Luerana was clearly the class Of the two-yeaT-
olds that made up the field for the second race
but she was badly interfered with IN the last
quarter and practically knocked out OF the race
Shark who escaped the miXUps won by length
from Aniuosity who was three lengths In front OF
Annie Thompson No complaint OF foul was MADE
The New-Rocheue Handicap was q three horse
affair, Dread GreenOck and King BarleycoTn
being the starters. The last was odds-on ia
exneriuoents with the StedecksT starting machine
mi nm il a suIking mood, and he ran any Lnlng
hui kindly But he beaten only snort heso
IN C5reenock Dread. who was IN front up 10 the
last Two strides. close up that many
thought her second. Il close finish between
rhe three. J H Carr the owner OF King Barley
corn openly couteuded that the defeat OF MS morse
vss due to the experimenting at the post
Alard Scheck & stable mate OF Greenock, cap
-tIre6 the Westchester lightweight Handicap he
was one Of the lucky at the start which Was
-7oor and held q good place to the end where he
was length in front Of Rush, who beat kinnikinlc
e scant length. -, -
Car5uncie was made an even money choice for
the fifth race and proved worthy by winning IN
der a pull BY two lengths from Arunor hinaldo
had speed for i've furlongs, but tired oadly IN the
home.
BELGRADE who seems to improve with each star,
won the closing contest. He was overlooked IN
me betting and went 20 the pest al 10 70 1 Coul-
pensation was second and Hammock third
The stewards held meeting II the AFTERNOON
and ADOPTED Perry Belmonts resolution providing
for speciaI races at weight for for three-year-
ODDS and upward
% 3 90 Among yesterdays contributors was
y . whitney. who handed over three 800 bills.
The summaries follow:
FIRST RACE-Ean6icap, 1or two-yesr-olds and upward
$500 added Last i've and ons-hsIf furlongs OF the
Betting
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at1 again under the head OF disqualification
~lthout protest" the Regatta Committee shall
also. without protest disqualify any Yacht should
II come 70 their knowledge that she has committed
q breach of these rules
rs added: In such cases, intention does not
count In the consideration OF the duties to be per-
formed When man comes in at the finish of a
race ana tells the committee that he fouled the
outer buoy, they don't stop ask him what his
intention was. It is enough for them to know that
ne dld touch the mark and from that moment he
is OUT OF H. II IL became known that John Smith,
VINO sais a catboat and has difficulty in paying for
nus haIyards, has become possessed Of prize in a
race IN which he broke the rules, matter how
unintentionally, that prize would be dragged from
him with redhot pincers.'
have been interested in that part OF the gossip
which says that the cup may be raced for again II
Mr.. Vanderoilt's wishes followed. but when a
cup has been put up and raced for, and the leader
at the finish has been disqualified, such craft has
practically existence In the race and the second
boat Is the only winner and this caused some re-
mark among my friends when Mr. Duryea said IN
his letter that In case he would refuse sail
again for the cups referred to. In of the
cases where the Rainbow won cups the Yankee
the second boat
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Address all inquiries and votes to
Address all Inquiries and votes 70
AUTOMOBILE CONTEST,
Tribune Office, New-YOrk.

play.
The second round for the Country Club Cup re-
suited in this way
J. H Brooks defeated C. Il T0-rsy. u. 70 play;
Fuller W j. Torrey. . plav. ".
j. Woodruff defeated T. II Brooks. up, r. c. Saafer
defeated A 2 Huntington. 1
The score in the second round OF the Consolation
Cup follows.
I L TAYLOR defeated Edgar Connell up 70 pIsys
n Kfngshury defeated r. Warren. up. 5 10 plays
J. l. Fuller defeated II w Middleton. up. play:
= ? Peek defeated r. < Pia,t. and o play.
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Sports
DpOR ESrIeN'
PROGRAMME OF SPORTS TO-DAY

GOLF-Wonen's open tournament. Vir-
einia Hot Springs. womens team match
Fairfield against Nassau. Nassau Country
club; Vardon exhibition, Brae Burn Club.
TROTTING.-ParkwayD Driving Club meet,
Brooklyn
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. play. Maurice
Days.
HORSE SHOW.-Morristown Field Club
exhibition, Morristown. y. J.
LAWN TENNIS.-Handicap tournament
for Cuyler Cup. Princeton University
RASEBALL.-New-Yor York against Brook
Tvn Washington Park Brooklyn; Boston
against Philadelphia. Philadelphia; Chicago
AGAINST Pittsburg. Pittsburg.
observation-disclosures Rod and Gun
cub live birds, Wissel's Park, Ridgewood;
Ninth Ward Gun Club. live birds and targets,
HeAick's Grounds SeCaucUs.
FOOTBALL-Princeton against Baltimore
Medical College. Baltimore.
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VANDERBILT BET STORY DENIED

It was reported yesterday that William K Van
oeroilt7 Jr., to fulfil the conditions of a wager
would leave the Waldorf-Astorfa at 8 o'clock yes
terday afternoon in his automobile the White
Ghost. and expected to arrive in Minneapolis
inside Of fifteen days. At the Waldorf-Astorta and
the Automobile Club ii said that nothing was
known Of any such trip. At Mr.. Va lderbit's home
II was asserted that he had not started upon any
such journey, and so far known he had
no intention Of doing
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New-York the game in the second inning at
Washington Park yesterday. when. with two out
hve singles. two doubles and base balls scored
seven runs Donovan settled down after that but
the lead was too much for Brooklyn TO overcome
Hawley pitching well and receiving splendid sup
port The visitors had scored four runs.
mainly on errors in the ninth. when the game
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SALE AT MORRIS PARK

Several race horses in training and thoroughbred
yearlings were sold yesterday in the saddling pad
dock at Morris Park. They comprised the entire
stable of Simms & Radford Those bringing $500
were:
The KentUckian. CHI years, by Pirate OF Pen
Eance-I4zzie MOntrose; c. E DemeII $500
Mark Cheek, blk c., years. by Albert-SUsie
=
Montrose; J. McCafery- 1000
Mark Twain blk C. years. by AIbert-susis Las
lev X l. Rose - O.. 600
Chestnut colt. by spendthrift -Martyre: woodford
Bay FLY. by Newcomb-L-izzie Montrose: r. B. Wi
SON v..-.''..' 800
PROPERTY OF F. C OREILY.
Whstling Con. oh. h., years, by Whistle Jacket
Connemara; E L. Graves 500
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AaIERCAN JoCKEYs SUCCESSFUL.

AAERICAA JOCKEYS sUCCESsF U4-
London. Oct. u.-At the third days racing OF the
Newmarket second October meeting to-day the
Lowther Stakes were won by Lord William Beres-
iords bay gelding Jolly Tar by The Sailor Prince
Joy. ridden BY J Rein
The Heath Stakes by Mr.. Corrtgan's
lay hlly Rose Tree, by Juggler-Rose Gules. guided
oy { jenkins. @. CottriPs chestnut colt Sheet
anchor. by Grey Friars, OF Despair-Bandraoi. with
Tod" Sloan up, came in second and Golden Rule
vas third, with Danny" Maher IN the saddle.
ne Ditch Mile Nursery for two-year-olds. six
-ationgs, by the Prince Of Waess bay
oo1t Lord Quez. by Sir Hugo-Leveret, which
sloan had the mount
ne Renewal Of the Briefly Stakes by
NIsheess Melton. Sloan again having the mount
@ns Prendergsst Stakes We're by p. Loril-
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George Lennox Watson. who was born in Glas-
cow in 1851 started in business as a naval archi-
tect in that city in 1872 and in 1873 secured his first
success with the hve-ton racing yacht Clotilde IN
1880 he built the ninety-ton Nanduara for John
Clark of Paisley and with her beat the Prince Of
WaIes's famous yacht Formosa. In 1887 Watson
built the Thistle, to compete for the America Cup
and afterward built the Valkyrte II and the al
Iyrie III He designed the Prince of Wales's "a
nous racing cutter Britannia in 1888 and in all
Including passenger, cargo and mall steamers,
Watson has designed over four hundred vessels.
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YACHTING.
SIR THOMAS LIPTON's VIEWS ON THE
COMING CONTEST.

= - u -
COMING CONTEST
Belfast, Oct. 11-Charles Russell, representing
Sir Thomas Upton. attended a special meeting
Of the Royal Ulster Yacht Club on October .,
and requested the club to take the necessary
steps to convey Sir Thomas Lipton's challenge
for another series Of races for the Americas
Cup to the New-York Yacht Club. The an
nouncement Of Sir Thomass intention to make
another attempt to recapture the trophy was
received with the greatest satisfaction, and
ce-Commodore Crawford and the committee
took immediate action.
London, Oct. 11.-Further information regard
ing Sir Thomas Lipton's new challenger for the
Americas Cup confirms the statement that the
boat will be named Shamrock. and Will be Sc
lected by a series Of contests between the yacht
which G. L. Watson is designing and the old
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PITTsBURG. 2: CHICAGO. !

Pittsburg, Oct u.-wadden made the seasons
record for strike outs by making twelve Of the
Chicagos fan the air Camel Mccormick end
Donohue were the only batters who refused TO be
deceived Garvin's work also first class Pitts
burg's hits being badly scattered. Attendance.
100. The score:
RHE
Pittsbzrg ..............o x-2 2
Chicago .......-.-......0 0 o o. : .
Batteries-wadden and thinner: Gavin and DonoAue
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but aside from this he let opportunity pass to
make good gains, when hercely tackled
Casad is on the soldier team to stay and with good
coaching he should develop into first class half
back.
Farnsworth and Bunker are retaining their old
reputation tackles The latter Is a P4uI8et'
whose onslaughts would shake a stone wall Bet
tson is gaining in form. and his work as centre
contributes in no small manner to the good snow
ing lately made by the cadet team.
Bennett holds his position fairly WELL but ten
The coaches and Captain Smith while not quite
satisfied with the soldiers advancement SO IaI are
hopeful 70 have them in fairly good shape TOT Ihs
tussle with Harvard on the Doth
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NEW-YORK

Earned runs-New-York. ; Two base hIts-van Hal
tren Hickman Bowerman Jones First base on errors
Nev-York J. Brooklyn, !. Left bases-NeH-York
Brooklyn. I. Struck out-By Donovan 1: by Haviey
DaviS sheckard Bases on balls-By Donovan. 8; by
Davis Doyle Hit by pitched baII-By Donovan J.
Passed ball-Steeman. ]. Time 80 Umpire-Snyder.
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BOSTON. 9; PHILADELPHIA.

Philadelphia. Oct u.-Conn was wild, and his
support was poor. AS a result Boston won handily
The score:
Ri E
Philadelphia .........O o ! l o p 10 g
Boston .......-....-..O 0 0 3 90 10
Batteres-Conn and Douglass: Willis and Sullivan
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ANERICAN HOReES eOLD IN LONn0N.

London. Oct u-some hunters and harness
horses from Holloway's Farm, New Rochelle, N
T. sold al auction here to-day, and fetched
24O0 guineas Ben Bolt was sold for 80 guineas
Hereford for 200 guineas and The Dude for $50
guineas-
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night by the steamer Nonowantuc. The Glen
doveer lost her steering gear when of Crane Neck
and being unable to make headway anchored
under the Neck until taken IN tow by the Mono
WantuC
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Register, and enrol Republican. to-day.
You viii make sure of your vote for Nc
kinIey and Roosevelt November @, and
will gain the right 10 vote the RepubIica N
primaries next year.
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TROTTING.

RACES AT THE PARKWAY DRIVING CLUB.
The Parkway Driving Club opened its October
meet yesterday with a good card. There were
three good races, one pacing and two trotting. In
the 2:1 class, pacing. Flash, the favorte. the
first heat in good time. but dstauced In the
third heat. After five heats had been contested
SeSiege by small margin from AIlerteen.
In the 2:55 class for trOtters. Bell Arlington
the even money favortte over z field of six, and
won three straight heats with ease. In the PA
class for trotters, Richard Cookers Chanty won
the first heat by a length Kellmont however,
won IN three straight heats. Joe PatChen viii try
tomorrow for a record The summaries:
TROTTING-2s5 CIAAsS-PURsE $500
Bell Arlington ,. n. by Arlington Story
Mills B.. Hayden 3
resate. g (Hendrickson) 3
Matte g. b m lDickersoro- &c --'--.----.-..---
T5me-2;2154. 221la. 2.26A
PACING-2:21 CLAss-PURsE $500
BesisEe b g. by Cicunan dhnken)....---. l /
NTary's Own blk. CLaurence)-...-,..-... 4
CalIette, (Vostrand). -...-......-..... 2
Vincy, blk. h Cornwall .--.---..----..-. dis
-AS'- Timss-220S.. 2:21a 2:2oi. 2:2C4. 2:2oll
TRoTTING-2:14 CLAss-PURsE $500
Kellmont b. e. by Keler-Thonas (Dickenson) ] 1 I
Chanty. Oh. Curry. = ,
Swift B. h. tCoclterilD ...--.--.-.-.--.----.--
Walter H. br g Ceui2n) ....-..----.---
>0'' an i's' T Fl 2;i5& 2:i6 2l6
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TO FOLLOW AMERICAN DESIGNS.

Glasgow. Oct lit can be said that the de-
sign of George l. Watson for Sir Thomas Lip
toms americas Cup challenger, while embody-
ing sc.eraI novelties. follows more closely the
lines of the American yachts than any previous
cup challenger.
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COLUMBIA READY FOR HARVARD
FIERCE PRACTICE BEFORE GAME WITH THE
cRmsoN-MoR1EY MADE CAPTAIN.
Columbia's football players will go hopefully into
the game with Harvard tomorrow. They regard it
as probably the most important Of the year and
win do their best to win. They feel that they can
play better than they did Wednesday The last
hard practice before the contest was held yester-
day The scrub. reinforced by Austin, Tyson, and
Freeman, a new man. did well. The varsity was
aggressive and scored Is points Townsend and
Iillard made good gains through the varsity left
tackle on the attack the varsity backs were gool
and, according TO Sanford. played raster tnAA a
any time before. Their team work was better ana
thew GOT fair advances through the scrub team 5
strong defence. Berren and Slocoyltcn each scoIea
one touchdown after fifteen yards run AsIl!e!
five yard line HIS work deliberate, pul the
line held we'll The practice was herce. anu sc SeE@i
players had be we'll banged -.
pearance of Jerry sykes Columbia's best quar-
terback He ran the team Wei ana go' M 4
play If he plays to-morruw against E1tlIE 1Iu -
will help Columbia immensely and enable MorleSS
to give all his time TO his work at haID9ch ron
yesterday for the first time. smythe did not play,
he is in perfect condition ana II ue.is -,
Of Trinity School was used al varsity tackles
yesterday. He did not seem in good condl l Ls
AZ meeting Of last year VARSITY ~ Ia9 e csn
ing William r. Morley was elected permanent cay
tain Of the varsity, in place or Slmons, Mno to
Gently resigned. Morley was chosen UNANIMOUSLY
STUDENT SERIOUSLY INJURED AT A GAME
Haverhiil Mass. Oct u--Russei Atkinson. o.
Newburyport. right haIfback In the Dummer Aead-
envy football team. which played against the haNet
hill High School yesterday. is in serious condl-
ton ss a reSult Of injuries suffered In course OF
the game He was the bottom man In a scrlnli-
mage. and 1t Is feared that his spine was lnJuFeo-
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SCHOONER GLENDovEER DISABLED
Port Jefferson Long Island Oct 1.-THE
schooner yacht Glendoveer. which is owned by
Malcolm Graham. was towed into this harbor last
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IF SIZE COULD NAVE CHOSEN.

From The Chicago News
7 think papa is dreadful" sobbed little three
year-Old Margie. who had Just been chastised by
her father. Was he the only man you could ger.
mamma
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mile at the Vaisburg track Sunday Frank
Kramer, William c. stinson. Arthur W. Ross
Bobby" Walthour Floyd Krebs J. p Jacobson
ex-amateur champiOn John Du Bots r. A Miller
the Coburn brothers, Oscar Aronson and John F.
Colgan viii start.
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Register to-day. Only those who regfster
cRn vote I'm the general election. Make sure
Of your right TO vote.
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BASEBALL.
CHAMPIONS BEATEN BY TAIL ENDERS
IN ONE INNING.
GAMES YESTERDAY.
THE RECORDS.

Boston 8. Philadelphia 4. Pittsburg 2: Chicago /
Nev-York. 4; Brooklyn.
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The Associated Cycling Clubs OF New-York have
decided TO conduct the usual 10 Yonkers and
Tarrytown for the Gerbereux trophy on New
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To-day and tomorrow are two of the four
DAYS of registration. The hours are from
a. m. to 10 p.
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George ". Crooks and A. z. Blocker OF Brook
lyn: Walter Babb OF Paterson and 'AT' GlIrev
OF Newark. have turned professional
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The open century run Of the Castle Point Cyclers
over New-Jersey roads has been postponed until
Sunday A good attendance IS expected. The reg
uar division will leave 5:45 a N. from Wee
hawken terminal Of the Forty-second-st. and
Franklin-st ferries, and the fast division at S
Point Cyclers. Hoboken
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Birnrles.

iOOD T5c- 81 Sl2S. $50 S1T5. an makes.
No. Guaranteed BY the mfrs special prices deal
ANES srs- WILLIS. p Park Row. %. p. o
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start fair Won easily by length: three lengths be
tween second and third.
THIRD RaCE-NEw ROCHELLE STAKES; for three
year-olds and upward; $500 added: selling. The
WIthers Mile
:. ?. schorrs br. G. Greenock, by Bran
------- CRurns) SIS a
= - -. % ConnoT5 TO
Perry Belmonts Or. Z Dread 3. 103 -.
Tlme-1:4Sz
start good Won driving by head; same distance
between second and third.
FOURTH RACE-WEsTCHEsTER LIGHTWEIGHT
HANDICAP: 81. 900 added Last six and one-half
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sta1 good driving BY length three parts OF &
length between second and third
FIFTH RACE-selng; $500 added The wi;hers Mile
2 J EesIeyrs b. g. Carbuncle by stuy-
vessnt-5arnet. yrs. Jos n CMcCue) II oot
g ? Hlus oh- e Arrnor, 3. 1o3: C5snIy} 2 - 20
P . Weir's D.. Rinsldo. Q. 100. .fHoar) III 81
Harry McCoun. g. 100. ........... shaw 2-1 IA
Time :43A.
good. Won easily by two lengths; four lengths
between second and third.
SIXTH RACE-Gandcap; 5000 added One and one
eighth miles over the wlthers Course.
W. @. Days o. c Belgrade. by Belvldere =.
n. (Bfes) lO-i 81
? z Beach's br. h. Compensation. !. lib. . g.
'- dienry5 81 IS
Wait 4 Common 7-5 3-5
tsa1 gor T. let. : AacCael :
Time 567s.
good. driving by lengths; length and
z half between second and third.
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CYCLING.
CHANCE FOR A DOUBLE CENTURY RUN
RIDERS TURN PROFESSIONAL

RIDERS TURN PROFESSIONAL.
This week century riders have a choice Of two
runs or may take part IN both. The Union League
~heemens moonlight run will cover the course
through Coney Island. Richmond Hill, Freeport
Hampstead. Valley Stream Amityville, Freeport
and Richmond Hill, starting and finishing at Bed
ford Rest. division OF riders intending to take
IN the American Wheelmen's Sunday run also will
start at z o'clock tomorrow evening and the
other an hour later. The first division will finish
IN time to have breakfast and then start in the
American run, which will be through Richmond
HILL valley Stream, Freeport AnityvilIe Bell
more. Lynbrook, Rockaway Beach, Valley Stream
richmond Hill and Coney Island to Bedford Rest
SILVER medals will be awarded in both runs and
A4so Two CLUB prizes in each. Union League
endrles Will be received at the start from $50
ecu tomorrow evening. and American Wheelmen
run entries at the same time or between and
O'Clock sunday morning. These end the reg
ulaT season, although various postponed contests
will be conducted this month.
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COLUMBIA READY FOR HARVARD.
rrrRcr PRACTICE BEFORE GAME WITH THE
cRIMsoN-MoRLEY MADE CAPTAIN.
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start good. driving BY three lengths length and
. half between second and third.
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FIRST RACE-Eansicap, 1or two-yesr-ods and upward;
ssoo added Last i've and one-hsIf furlongs OF the
Eclipse Cours.