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New-York tribune., 1901-11-02

EIGHT HUNDRED STRONG. THEY CHEER
ALONG CENTRAL PARK WEST.

Every within several blocks of Central PARK
West last night knew that great many Columbia
University students were marching down thaI
thoroughfare They might have thought that the
students numbered thousands, Judging from the
eight hundred. ''C-o-l-u-m-b-i-a; Low Low. Low!
was the. continuous yell of the students as they
marched from Broadway and One-hundredth-sl.
down Central Park West to Durand's Riding Acad-
euy in West Sixty-sxth-st. The route was en-
Iyened by fireworks red fire and cheers OF spec
tators.
The students followed about tWeiVe huiuleu
members of the XXIst Assembly District Republi-
can Club headed by Philip Block. secretary 10 the
Board of City Magistrates. Mr.. Block rode IN an
automobile The club members and students met
and formed into line at The Arbor. One -hundredth-
st and Broadway They marched through One
hundred -and-flrst-st. and then down Central Park
West.
The the line marched to the music OF two
brass bands while the students. drowned with
their wells the noise made by a band and fife and
drum corps: Each of the students carried rattan
cane. the end of which were the university
colors. The end of the procession was brought up
with a wagon carrying calcium lights. which IL
Illuminated the line ahead. The cries and cheers OF
the students were answered by the occupants OF
the big apartment houses and hotels that lace the
park.
When the students reached Sixty siXth-st., they
found the street packed with people from W est
End-aVe TO the park. AS for entrance to Durland
Riding Academy. that was impossible Their ardcr
not dimmei by the disappointment, however
and. yelling like rends. they marched lnulan NE
through the crowd in front Of the academy. The
rnanoRuvre was rendered more interesting by pelng
done in double quick time. They reorganlzed thelr
ranks in Central Park West and marched uptown
New-York tribune., 1901-11-02
SSPyo@RgIS SSPoRIS
PROGRAMME OF SPORTS TO-DAY

RaCING-oueers County Jockey Club Aqueduct' -'i'
m. o,,,h
GOI.F-Crlevy Chase open tournament Nassau ~
Englewood. club chanilboisthp aot
women: Westchester Golf mix iou ISti,.,
Montciar club championship: Nevada Athielc nm
Cup second round: Van Cortlandt, team na.cn + sn
worien's driving match; Arawams. semi ,I ,b
handicap; County, club handicap; FOX tit @
piolship: Morris county, poeie
handicap: Hnlandale mixed foursone Win iIiS
City. Clifford Cup handlCtP, NoItis
finals in Cotton Exchange handicap; Ardsley AIusi.9
club medals Dyker Meadow club chamPlohSsnilp
R:dgewood. club championship: Crescent AtGieoio:
presidents cup: Marine and Field club hanaiiCip:
hillside. cup handicap: Fairfield foursome hannlcai
Dutchess County. ciub handicap; iountakah cup
handicap: NortE club handicap; 81 Atdri"s'
team Yale: Essex County club chafhiloi
ship
FOOTRALJ.-Harvard Brown Cambridge: 1 aie W
United States Military Academy, West folht 20
Pennsylvania, Polo Groun'is .liIceloh
Carli-ie Indians vs. tnlFetSllS VI
Michigan. Detroit; United states Naval my
Dickinson. Annapolis: Lafayette vs. l<-iisi f-is.o
Trinity vs.. Tufts. Tufts BCwdon vs. Amherst, AM
herst: Wesleyan Dartmouth Dartmouth ~ Siatuse
Union, Union; Homestead Athletic Clup VS.: Penn
College, Pennsylvania state S"IIese
Johns Hopkins Haverford. HaNerford; feoi vs.
Chicago Chicago; Hamilton VS. NillaIns AlIiiis nai
Polytechnic PREP Pratt Institute, BROOKLYN
School VS. Stevens Hoboken; Seton Hall VS. New
York University Ohio Field; Laurencevle vs. frince-
ton freshmen. Princeton; Worcester Academy vs.
Cambridge; Horace Mann Schooi
Morristown School. Morrstown
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. exhibition, Autonlooiie Ciub @
of Madison Square Garden 'rhusi IAN
parade, Automobile Club of Philadelphia, p m
New-York tribune., 1901-11-02

f,yo,,te ba-ely got up the last jump. The pace
NO. g. Zoe, that the track record for the distance
was lowered from 2:25 % to 2:24 il. Fransible
-, 49, runnine all the way. Admetus. who
Hnis 1e so or,rida the money would have won with
stronger boy up, he closed like "a, Td ther norsf se
ths end The ring hard hit over \entuchy 5
victorv in the third. a six furlong sprint Every
bo6I. seemed TO have the tip and the horse was
backed from to l down to i. He won in a COM
mon canter. Summary:
FYrs. raca five furongs)-Pronta, los Gake), TO
won: John A. as CT Meade 10 to J. second a'
Mitchell ts5 IfIope) !. third. Time. :oV7s .
second race six furlongs 1o2 totisl TO
l. won: The Butcher 1O2 (Tticel 10 l. second; WOOD
stick (Nfunroe), 30 TO l. third. Time, Iii
Third race (slx furlongs)-Kentucky li2 tWinknela,
to won: Siren Song, f04 tOtis), to J. second fed
Apple 107 tCoburnl. 10 l. third Time, 1;IS9e. c,
Fourth race zone three-eghths mles)Ben Chafce
1o7 HiIinrne even won; Fr7ngible lO7 tFce), 20 D.
second nce Tom MtchelD, II to l. third Time
M ,,-.> ~
Fifth race (six furlongs-tte Emmy 80 (iope' 10 to
l. won: I.vsbeh o. Hicks u to !, second Arnote
(Rice) .. third. Time. 1:l4% ~ 1,, ,
Sfxth the Fiddler. 101 VCoburnl. 4
70 ( Won. Frank NJ 81 (fiegerson}. l, second Jim
VIM % (Otfs 1, third. Time, 1:4l
New-York tribune., 1901-11-02
WINNERS AT LATONIA-

Cincinnati Nov. 1-Janewood fell but the jockey
O.yne) escaped unhurt. at Latonia to-day IN the
fourth race. Summary:
First race selling: half furlongsFlop. 1Oi
ynar 4 to i won: Arachne. SteeleJ. IL TO D. second
Sim w % r Murphy $ to l. third 80. -.
Second race furongsIPepper Dick, 100 tSeele
o 10 2 won; Archie, lo3 Uyne). to l. second FRANK
Miller . to =. third
Third race tseing one mieI-Elsie Bramhe l"l
nig g. Polly RiNhy, - Lyneb ~ 20 l.
second. Bari 1G3 (tiiyensD. 5 to l. third.
Fourth race selling and seventy yardsl.Free
Admission (Arvinl II to /. G. W. w. loi g.
Knight to second: Nelse Morris 90 ID haD. 10 to
l. third. - go ~
Fifth race Cselng: five furorgs)-Jean Raphael 100 H
l. Lulu Flight. 10 IT. hnght), D 10
Preble 100 tMiChaelsD. 25 to l. third.
Sixth mel-Schnell Laufer. 40 Civ
.ns} !. DR. Fannie. 1903 IT. knight. . 10 J.
second: Waerhouse. 103 tMinder) 10 to T. third.
New-York tribune., 1901-11-02
PRINCETON IN GOOD SHAPE
oo,-1,-c, FORWARD WITH CONFIDENCE TO
TO-DAY'S GAME WITH CORNELL
Try TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIsUSE.l

my TELEGRAPH THE TRIsUNE-l
f.a,aya y Y Nov 1.-The Tiger are ready 10
,,pa nm against Cornell at Ithaca Tomorrow 1hls
afternoon In their signal practice on the MOZART
College field they rounded into form for the com
,,g struggle In fine shape and displayed snap
and vim the like of which has not oeen seen III
several days. Furthermore the tumohns' "hiC
80 49,, GO painfully frequent lately. was entirely
eliminated This development the coaches regard
az the most favorable that has seen brought OUT
since the Lafayette contest week ago.
II is definitely settled now that Freeman the
,-b,,,r will be at quarterback instead of Meier.
49, a,oro, Jobn Dana the big guard. is still
ueal in the ankle but the coaches have decided
70 start him in the game. MoCord. however. will
not he able to begin the match He Is the strong
est line pIunger the Tigers have. and his absence
from, fullbqck will be severe loss. He has a
,,oa hin and the Orange and Black coaches
or @ frai1 70 expose him in the Cornell match
New-York tribune., 1901-11-02
"PENNSY" FEELS STRONG
HOPES TO GIVE A GOOD ACCOUNT OF HER
SELF WITH COLUMBIA TO-DAY
IBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE.

Philadelphia Nov. 1.-Pennsylvanias warriors
took light practice to-day for fear of injury any
OF the men. Barring Shook. all the regulars will
be in their places tomorrow. Snooks injuries are
still serious DaVidsOn's ankle is almost well
again. while McCabe will for the first in over
month be able to play his game. his ankle is
now wholly recovered. Donaldson and Piekarkskf
will be the tackles. although both OF them are
freshmen The team left here for New-York on the
$50 train tonight They were all in good spirits,
and Captain Davidson said he hoped defeat Co.
lumbia tomorrow Coach Woodruff was not quite
confident. The entire football squau taken
along. and in respect Pennsylvania will have
nothing to fear. She is rich In substitutes Follow
Ing is the lineup for to-morrow's game:
Corey. left end; PiekarkSki left tackle: Teas
left guard: McCabe. centre; Bennett. right guard;
Donaldson. right tackle: Gardiner right end:
Howard. quarterback: Reynolds left halfback;
Shook Dale. right halfback, and Davidson. ful.-
back.
New-York tribune., 1901-11-02

wish for the success of Tamnnany Hall passes my
cornprehension'- is printed on the banner OIL
the Seth Low Democrats.
Mrs F. W WunderIich wife Of the well known
doctor. whose house, at No. i65 Remsen-st' au-
jons Mr.. McLaughin's home. yesterday sunk the
iron of anguish deeper in the old mans heart-
When Mr. Mclaughlin left his home yesterday
stopped a minute, and. calculating an expression
Of the ten windows of the wunderlich home was
a large lithograph of Seth Low. Each picture Was
bordered with small, silk American flags II was d
pretty sight, but aid not appeal to the NllloughoS-
81.
out on the flagstaff large flag, on each corner
OF which will be fastened a picture OF Low"
New-York tribune., 1901-11-02

HARVARD TO PLAY SUBSTITUTES.
LINE Up FOR THE BROWN GAME AS AN
NOUNCED. SHOWS THIS.

Cambridge Mass. Nov Harvard hao slo,. 80
and snappv practice to-day behind the renee OI'S
ono hal. OF ten minutes was played In .iio
varsity scored once. The varsity was ~
- ,.a-5 -,,n for a touchdown with good interier-
ence swltzer played tamey on the defence for tne
na.o,d The second used guards back and were
ab,e tn make fair gains but not consistently Dc
fore the playing came the usual pr re4A'iil''y
-, -. .,.ertv-eva minutes of signal practice
by the ends and backs under the , GoaGn,Ei nm eiven
dnt FOR the Brown game all Of the substitutes Will
be tried out. ,-. 5 f,aunheIl. left
,,rke 0'C0nnell; left guard. Lee; centre iI,e
sargent; right guard. Barnard; righI 1-d MAJ
Ss,t,e. rigbt end BowdItch t3urEenb. SustIu -hs
eban iMstthcws5: left halfback. Herman tutna91; t9
right halfback. Jones (Deyens)' lui'Od'A'
(AiifHin1
New-York tribune., 1901-11-02
GLOOMY FEELING AT CORNELL.
ILLNESS OF SOME OF THE PIAYERs CON
TINUES-NO LINEUP FOR To-
DAY ANNOUNCED.
GnY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE. ]

Ithaca. n. Y, Nov. There is electricity in tina
air here at Ithaca the of the football game
with Princeton to-rorrcN. AS to confidence in a
Cornell victory there is a shaoe less than there
yesterday, due chiefly to the illness of
of the players Brewster, the quarterback is
spending the night at the Cornell infrmary threat
ened with .onsillitis. If he is he will get
IN the game Finucane hurt his leg this afternoon
TausSig and Tydeman better They, too
however, viii probably get ir the game at the
start Fear il felt that none of them can last
The practice TODAY secret. usual and
consisted only tE signal work After the practice
the coaches would little Starbuck was more
silent and gloomy than he has been any day this
week. Reed seemed a bit more hopeful. No one
would say what the lineup would be- In fact no
knows. and will know until morning
when IL is learned how the men the injured list
Mr.. Wrightington of Harva I'd. will be referee
and Mr.. Waters. of Harvard. umpire. The time
keeper will be Tar Young. Cornell. '99 now OF
Princeton Theological Seminary.
New-York tribune., 1901-11-02
ATHLETICS.
L. OF p. ANNUAL CLASS GAMES.
LARGE NUMBER OF NEW MEN SHOW PROM
ISE OF FINE DEVELOPMENT.
IBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBuSE.I

IBY TELEGRAPH TRIBUSE.l
Philadelphia, Nov. 1.-Some good performances
were made in the annual class games Of the Uni
versity of Pennsylvania this afternoon. The track
was on the grass for everything but the sprints.
BaiiIie the mile in minutes AZ seconds, with
new man. Russell. right behind him. The latter
ran good race, and Will be heard from later.
!. Orton won the half in minutes 3-5 seconds.
and ten minutes later he finished first in the quar-
ter in % So seconds. Westney the hundred
in 10 Is seconds, and made runaway race of the
ls0 yards. Bowen surprised every one by beating
Baillie in the mile and half steeplechase Baird
made the best performance in the field events,
clearing 10 feet inches in the pole vault The
class OF 'O2 Med the class championship with
1917 points: '02 second with ia points, and o.
third 15 points. The real feature of the games
was the large number OF new men who showed
promise in the various events.
New-York tribune., 1901-11-02
YALE READY FOR THE CADETS.
THE FINAL PRACTICE GAME PLEAsEs THE
COACHES-TO-DAY's LINEUP.
lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE

GBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUSE-I
New-Haven Conn. Nov. I'm spite of the hard
game expected from the West Pointers to-nor-
row. the Yale team put through prac-
tice this afternoon. lining up against the second
eleven for two long halves of fast football. The
varsity in good condition again. a man.
and played hercely. tearing up the scrubs rerci-
Iessly The work of the big fellows was more than
satisfactory the coaches, and everything is re-
garded promising for a creditable showing
against the soldiers. The Yale team will line
follows against West Point tomorrow:
Ends, Gould Swan and rafferty,: tackles Ham
lin and Hogan guards Olcott and Glass; centre,
Holt: quarterback De Saues: halfbacks. Wihelmi,
Hart and Chadwick: fullback. Weymouth: substi-
tutes Ferguson. kunzig, johnson and Welton.
New-York tribune., 1901-11-02
YALE TO PLAY ST. ANDREWS Io-Da1.

The Yale golf team Will make its first appearance
:, the metropolitan district to-day In n match
against the St Andrews team at Chauncey. An
other interesting contest OF the same chafac'er WI"
be nIayed at the Hiandale links of Stamford De
.raa, tho IJillandae and Innis Arden teams Al
Fox Hills second round Of the staten i dS,ano
chamnonship embracing the Richmond Scunty'
Harhor Hi and Fox Hills clubs, IL 10 pe utciuu
while championship matches for club ernbeins VIII
taka Mace at the Montcair. Englewood, Apt"afns,
ArdsIey Dvker Meadow. RidGewood ana ESSEX
f'orntv links A mixed foursome tournament VIII
ts bs started at the Westchester Golf Club. first
and second eights in to-days qualifying round TO
continue at match play on succeeding saturday. =
he in
New-York tribune., 1901-11-02

less it is absolutely necessary. They Will put I'm
derhill in his place U-.derhill almost as heavy
as McCord and IS faster, but is not such terrific
line breaker.
Tonight the Princeton ayers attended the thea
tire here. They had the Hobart College eleven as
their guests. Tomorrow they will start at noon
a special train for Ithaca They will dress on
the and will be driven directly Cornell
field The Tigers VIII line no as follows: Left end
Davis; left tackle, Pell; left guard. Dana; centre
Fisher; right guard. Mills; right tackle Dewitt:
right end. Henry quarterback. Freeman; left half
V-pda
New-York tribune., 1901-11-02
Nf,raTGHLIN is UNHAPPY.

Hugh Mclaughlin. the veteran boss Of the
ysnss County Democracy, must be an exceedingly
,,nhsup, MAJ, THESE days Indeed, his petulant and
,nkind remarks about Justice Jerome Dr hllls
en6 others would 80 TO show that he is In an al
,,ox. con-inua, state of irritation. From the win
t5oys OF nss auction he has to lock out upon
the quotation from MI Shepard's remarks of four
wears ago--'How any Kings County Democrat can
New-York tribune., 1901-11-02
CALIFORNIA JOCKEY CLUB MEET.

San Francisco, Nov. 1.-The fall and winter race
yeat of the New California Jockey Club will begin
at the Oakland track tomorrow. with the sl',oo
Inaugural Handicap the feature and Will con-
tinue unnterruptedly until spring The season will
be divided equally between Oakland ana Iahforah'
each track to have monthly instead of semi month
" meetings, has been the custom heretofore
w c. Whitney. August Belmont: J. e. follanSDee
vance stakes of the season. The club directors
have decided to adopt the no recall nag system.
New-York tribune., 1901-11-02
NEW CUPS AT DYKER MEADOW.

I Duncan Dithredge and Henry Crossley nave
ors.r.d nrfzes at the Dyker Meadow Golf Clup for
q mons foursome competition, to continue from
Noyeuber l6 to November 20. This has made
nacessary a change in the order OF tournaments
for the month, which is now as follows:
co,,-aav November a-Prize offered by Henry w Max
veil conditions holes. medal play. handicap:
SATURDAY November Qualifying round for men four-
Thpr.dav November 2s-Reguar monthly handicap for
a., Conditions. is holes. medal
nlay handicap.
c,sa,. November 3o-Prize offered by F. H Lowell
conditions holes, match play handicap against
bocie.
New-York tribune., 1901-11-02
RACES WON BY AMERICAN JOCKEYS.

Newmarket Nov. 1.-Russet Brown o. ReiH)
won the Flying Handicap Plate (of 1f2 soVereisns'
for three-year-oids and upward distance. five fur-
longs AZ the Newmarket Houghton meeting to-day
Mountain Daisy C'Clem'' Jenkns) won free
handicap tof 100 sovereigns each, for t"o-year-
olds): distance, six furongs. -
Teatotum q Reiff} the Criterion Nursery
Handicap (of five sovereigns each for starters with
300 soyereigns added for twoyear- -ods); distance.
six furlongs
New-York tribune., 1901-11-02
ESSEX COUNTY.
CUATFIELD-TAYLO MAY hESl"->'

From an authoritative source It Is learned that
Hobart Chatfield ChatfeldT Taylor will In all prop
h,,,,,, ros,gr rho yice-presidency of the United
states Golf Association at the annual meeting or
the association in February. Speculation as 10 ms
smccessor Is already rife particularly In the west
wbera a strong boom is developing in favor OF
William Waller captain of the OnWentsia soit Sif
CInh and a former champion of the Western con
Association Waller Is popular with the SoifeTs OF
the Chicago district. and his candidacy Is likely 10
rccaiNe SUPPORT
New-York tribune., 1901-11-02
BASEBALL.
G. T. STALLINGS WONT SELL OUT.

Detroit Nov. &c. T. Stalings. half owner and
manager of the Detroit Baseball Club. who. IL was
reported. had sold his interest to his partner.
James d Burns, tonight gave out the following
signed statement: Il have not sold my interests
in the Detroit club 10 Mr.. Burns or anyone else.
and my holdings are positively not for safe
New-York tribune., 1901-11-02
HOW TO VOTE THE FUSION TICKET.

Republican reader of The Tribune has asked
whether he should vote for fusion ticket under
the Republican emblem under the emblem of the
Citizens Union II does not matter. so long as he
makes his cross in the circle under only one en-
hIem because under either emblem his vote Will be
counted the fusion ticket, except that In few
districts the Republican and Citizens Union caQl-
didates for Assemblym men Aldermen are not the
New-York tribune., 1901-11-02
R4SEETBALL MEN ELECT OFFICERS.

Springfield Mass. Nov. 1.-THE annual fall meet
ing of the New England intercollegiate Basketball
Association held here this afternoon The
resignation of Yale from the association was ac-
cented and Dartmouth admitted. The ques
ton of admitting Wesleyan was referred to com,
mJttee Joseph W. Giles, of Harvard elected
vice-nresident succeed John F. Jennings. of Har-
ward and Robert w Maynard, of Amherst was
elected secretary-treasurer 70 succeed e. r. Whit
comb, OF Yale.
New-York tribune., 1901-11-02
FINE FINISH AT LAKE SIDE.
FOUR HORSES COME UNDER THE WIRE
ONLY NOSES APART

Chicago. Nov. ALL driving to the limit Ben
Chance Frangible, Uncle Tom and Admetus fin
ished named, noses apart. in the feature
at Lake Side to-day. a mile and three furongs.
condition affair, for threeyear and upward
IL Of the most stirring finishes around
Chicago this season. The winner. an money
New-York tribune., 1901-11-02
CASEY AT THE BAT" DEAD.

Pleasanton. Cal, Nov. John Patrick Parnel
Cahill former baseball player. fanliliariy known
as White Wings" and the original Casey OF
.(-s sew al The Bat IS dead His death was due
to consumption.
New-York tribune., 1901-11-02
CADET CENTRE BREAKS HIS ARM.

West Point, n. Y. Nov. Cadet John z. Mon
roe. who played centre the Military Academy
football team. thrown from his horse at
airy drill today and broke his He was ap-
poiutei from Massachusetts. is member OF the
first class. and one Of the st-ong men on the
football team.
New-York tribune., 1901-11-02
MISS MCPHERSON WINS THE FIRST CUI

Montclar n. J.. Nov. (SpeciaD.-As a result OF
the contest for the Marcus cups. Miss Helen Nc
Pherson won the first cup to-day. She was beaten
only once Miss Mcpherson won from Miss NJ
C;,Iion by up. The other results were: Mrs. G. 5
Red6eld won from Mrs. H. w. Thayer by default
and Miss Grace Leskom beat Miss NJ. E. Wilson 5
d play.
New-York tribune., 1901-11-02
LIQUOR DEALERS PRAISE JEROME.

Justice Jerome yesterday received several letters
from LIQUOR dealers who said they would support
him. They that they were tired Of being
blackmailed. and OF them said the justice was
the only one who had had the courage to say that
the liquor business legitimate. Mr.. Jerome eX-
pressed confidence in the election OF the county
Clyar
New-York tribune., 1901-11-02
ORGANIZING A NEW LEAGUE.

Kansas City. Mo. Nov. lit is said that Prest
dent Hickey of the Western League IS organizing
A new league. TO include Kansas CITY: -. PaEl
Louisville.
New-York tribune., 1901-11-02
LOFTUs BUYS MANNING'S INTEREST

Detroit. Nov 1.-President Fred Postal OF the
Washington Baseball Club announced tonight
that he had been advised by his attorney. now N
Washington that the deal had been closed for
the transfer of Mr.. Mannngs interest in the club
TO Tom Lotus.
New-York tribune., 1901-11-02
GOLF.
BALTUSROL DEFEATS ESSEN COUNTY
FOR WOMEN'S TEAM CHAMPIONSHIP
MISS HECKER LOSES AGAIN.

Raltusrol won the championship or the
Women's Metropolitan Golf Association at the Nor
ris County links yesterday by defeating the Essex
County women to 0. The two teams had tied as
this the playof. Each team consisted OF Lou
women. and the scoring was done under the .\as-
Miss GencVsNe Hecker tht natipItt M
headed the Essex County side. while the BaItu
were thus brought together for the first time since
the national championship. where MISS 1tchtL
had been the victor after the most exciting match
Results were reversed In yesterdays meeting; for
MIS-. MSdIc "o.' py up in The fntarcity team
match OF the previous day, in which MISS Hecker
lost to Mrs. Caleb F Fox, OF fhaottpn,a: pa rom m
champion been suffering FOR several GAYS iron.
neuralgia. and her game in both matches Vac ~ ill
up TO her usual form AgSiiist M. M noyer
terday she showed the same lack oil 5ttFins 80
that had caused her defeat on 1huFS.iay ana atea
rounding the ninth green In s at Wnich POM tantb
haived in !. bur Mrs Nance got , ,he ,nfieJ
making her up, This lead Miss Heckrr spotbba pc .b.
next halved the champion vas slI slutt ar
with only four 70 GO Mr. Nance &c I,hin hI i've feet
OF the hole and running down the put she GOT tne
sixteenth and seventeenth as well each IN capIIt
match bv 2 up but under the Nassau system she
was credited with only points, one for being up
second nine holes and one for the match
The cards
Mrs E A Manice. Batusrol:
Out ...--...........s -........ : : !. : IS o.
Miss t;enevIeve fIecker. Essex County:
Gp' In ,.,..............s T-5S-lol
Mrs \. P Rogers added another point to Bal Bal,
Wo' Wias f,rizaba,h COTE while Miss Marion Oliver
and Miss Robinson each with points. ROUNDED ou-
the full score OF 8. Summary:
NJ. = msnice ~ ., Miss Genevieve Hecker... Q
M5s s F Rogers Miss Mis- g G0ffs' f sanford
miss is Robinson Robins ... Miss Marie Charles s-.
New-York tribune., 1901-11-02

Miss Amy. B. 100 COOKED fS2, %
Zernora i06 tWalsh). 90 and to !; Garter Ban,
los tIocnran 10 = 6 3; Hawk, 105 (Cumnlings)
400 To and 100 to Erne. los tSacS,. 2oG
and go TO !: Rlvenoak. 1G5 SHAW. to and to !;
Coat l0j (Brennan). 100 70 and 40 to !. and Anna
Darling i03 Miles 20 and to l. also Start
Time
New-York tribune., 1901-11-02

Mrs Y p Rogers added another point 70 BAT
tusros total by taking well earned matcho dFonI
Miss Elizabeth Goffe while Miss Marion CiEet
and Miss Robinson. each with points rouhdeu ou-
the full score OF 8. Summary: