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New-York tribune., 1901-10-29
FOOTBALL.
YALE CRIPPLED BY THE COLUMBIA
GAME.
STRONG ADDITIONS TO THE TEAM-soUAD
FOR THE BIG GAMES PICKED

New-Haven. Conn. Oct 2s (speciaD.-Yale's foot
pan team showed to-day that it had been crippled
oy the rough Columbia game of last week OF the
varsity only Glass. Holt and Weymouth were In
d cohdition TO play, and they did not 90 into the
scrfnn1ase The team is sore over Saturdays con-
test That the game aroused Yale 10 her position
however, was shown in to-day's turnout. Five new
men put on football togs. each of whom is star
addition TO the team OF these three are varsity
crew men, Crew Captain Phil Kunzig Strong and
Bosue. each standing six feet high and weighing
from lSD to 1s5 pounds. Two men came out
Andrews and Westfal a and guard. The
material adds one centre two guards and two big
tackles. great windfall for the eleven Goss is
also back to-day. In spite of reports that he was
laid up for the season. He will play next week as
usual This will give great number of good men
for Gould to choose from.
The appearance OF Crew Captain Kunzig on the
varsity squad is remarkable Kunzig is the first
senior year and kept out until now hoping that
ne would not be wanted. If he stays he will get
place In the line at right tackle He a tackle
only at the end of the year. Andrews. the new
centre substitute, weighs 200 pounds and is 9
feet Inches tall He played a little last year but
Ocott won the place. Westfal, is a senior aca-
deTnic, and looks like good guard. he is feet
inches tall and weighs 200 pounds
special varsity training table at the New-Haven
House for the season: Gould, Goss Hamlin, Holt
GlaSs. Hogan, Swan. Rafferty,, De Saules Will
helmi. Hart. Chadwick and Weymouth
New-York tribune., 1901-10-29
COLONEL CHM EXPLAINS.
DENIES ANY INTENTION TO swINDLE
CLARENCE MACKAY
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Lexington. KY. Oct 2s.-Colonel Jack" Chinn
pohucian and turfman, whose name has been con-
nected with the recent turf scandal here as the
man VINO had an option on a colt which was to be
sofa 10 Clarence Mackay after a fake trial ar
rived here from HIS home Harrodsburg to-day.
his nrst move was 10 go to the track examine the
pace where the three-eighths pole was moved. and
roar out; II is a - Of a track where a distance
pole can dance around this way!'' He then de-
c4arec that his entire connection with the at
tempted sale Of the colt was through friendship
'or colonel Tom Ochtree. OF New-York
SoIonel Tom. said he told me 70 look out
tor sooo yearlings for Mackay, and when heard
OF ms one wired ann. He told me would
seno S a trainer TO see the colt work. and I got
introduction 10 me, and saw the work Hill re-
t9rned 10 New-York, and ! told him before leaving
that would see that the distance was all right
before the deal was closed Before the measure
ments were made, the fraud discovered, and |
Wlreo that the deal was off / would not have re-
eeiVed a dollar OF commission. but would never
have bought gold brick for friend for I was
going 10 measure the track
Dan o. 'Brien. trainer OF the yearling. declares
that the colt can work three-eighths in the time
credited Thursday, 3slz seconds as he has shown
quarters in ;25i5. leaving liberal margin for the
other eiEhth. colt belonging 10 Hughes by
Major Richards-Miss Preston. was worked this
the same thing on the morning that O'Brien's
youngster worked. and @ Brien points 70 this
ground for the belief that the pole might not
have been moved. but that the rumors a lot OF
spite work. Breeders Will hold a mass meeting to-
morrow and appoint committee TO sift the matter
New-York tribune., 1901-10-29
AUTUMN MATCHES AT MORRIS COUNTY.

The intercity match at the Morris County Club on
Thursday is not the only contest of Importance to
De decided there this fall The autumn schedule
Just announced by the green's committee includes
several attractive features. the most interesting
OF which will be the Election Day tournament for
the Morris County Cup The qualifying round is to
oe mixed foursome at eighteen holes. medal play
ana the best four pairs will be selected to continue
at match play for the cup The next best four pairs
VIII meet for a separate trophy known as the
Greens Committee Cup. Semi-finals in both classes
are 10 De decided on November p and the finals on
November 10 Following long established custom
the employees OF the club will be given a tourna-
ment Just before the close Of the season, on No
rSner b,,. ~ at which purse OF money will be dis
tIlputed IN various sums as prizes. The will
close on Thanksgiving Day with an eighteen hole
mccall play handicap for members. guests and
JUNIOR payers BAH sweepstakes against bogle are
hso scheduled for every SATURDAY until December
New-York tribune., 1901-10-29
6orsc5 and Cnrrlaaes.
pnriiiiou Sales.


NEW YORK SUPREME COURT. COUNTY
OF NEW Y4RK-sOlTmgn B. ToPl;s and i others
others defendants In pursuance Of the inteTiocutoTy
he above entitled bearing the day
9s9T 9 nrea g viii e sel at public aaston a the New YORK
Real Est9te Ms % Nc NJ, is IN IN Sae Sar b9T BOT
Of ocobe 1901 ~ o'clock noon on that day by Peter
said judgment sod and therein described follows
budns IA n and ei Situate Wing
New York and bounded and described follows
aisfant ssvenydve outhery from corner formed
Street with the southeriy Prince running
the enSS suheTy line Of an alley eight wide used in
by % the the psmses described and by The
OF the premises heIeoS aesCrned sNty Feet thence
ery end OF said aey og ie' rrenSs westerly again
parallel with Greene street Aforesaid thirty feet
through party wall. hundred feet westerly
aid Westerly line Of twentysix feet to the
point or & place S Gf er ADJOINING the 20 pes @ n T 5oe 'ont @
scrbed north and east in common with the
and on together with all the right title
time and to the fee 81 he la2d nd covered by said alley
All that certain lot, piece or parcel o. land situate. Iy
3 6hs on Is hs as foWs az at e
formed BY intersection OF the northery side line
street & With t4s sssssy Lime q RIyeTsids
& e. nass 12arse S feet aSd tine %
thence eastery parallel Ninety-third street
aaa
yyIth
northerly side Ninety-thtrd
westerly along northerly side
ninetyssven feet and
inches to he OF place OF beginning.
PARCEL. NO. 3.
All certain lots pieces and parcels Of land situate
being the city. County and State OF New
York bounded and described follows: Begnning at a
easerly side line OF Riverside Drive dis
feet northerly from
corner formed the saserlv side
nOrtherly side line OF
Twenty-second street; running thence
Hundred and Twentysec-
street northerly and paSaei
Riverside Drive aforesaid
again parallel with One Hun
eightysix feet
Riverside Drive and thence southerly. along
Riverside Drive fty feet 10 the point
Vt place of beginning
PARCEL NO T.
pieces parcels Of land situate
lying apd being City. County and State OF
New-York tribune., 1901-10-29
LIGHT PRACTICE AT PRINCETON.

Princeton, y. j.. Oct. % (Speci9D.-Bruised and
sore from Saturdays hard game. the players trot-
ted out on the field to-day for practice. and were
sent through the lightest drill that has been seen
on the gridron since the first lineup, about nVe
weeks ago. Only three-quarters of hours prac-
tce given 10 the pigskin tossers and this con
sisted merely in punttng, running through the
formations and short sprfnts across the neld-
No lineup given, both the coaches and
trainer thought IL advisable 10 let the PLAYERS
have thorough rest to-day. and then put them
through a stiff practice game tomorrow All the
PLAYERS are In fine physical condition except Dana,
v no has a slight limp. Special attention will be
directed 10 perfecting the team work and eradi-
eating the fumbling for the Cornell game az Ithaca
on Saturday. The team will leave here on Wednes-
day night and will be composed OF about twenty
plavers Training quarters will be taken up az
GENEVA and Saturday morning the team Will
leave there for Ithaca.
New-York tribune., 1901-10-29
TO SETTLE woNIEN's CHAMPIONSHIP.

me team championship of the Women's Metro
pohtan Golf Association is 10 he decaed to-day at
tho Baltusrol links The competitors are the Bal
Iusrol and Essex County teams which have tied
ior hrst place as result of the interclub series
which started last spring. Aside from its cham
ponship Importance the match will have an added
interest from the fact that Miss Genevieve Hecker
and Mrs z \. Manice will renew the struggle
N1lcn made their meeting in the semi-finas of the
fcctht national championship the most talked of
ttSature OF that tournament Miss Hecker will head
u Essex county team while Mrs. Manice will
pay H from Baltusrol Othe- Essex County
~ the match viii probably he Mrs. H P Sanford
AIisS tlizabeth Goffe and Miss Mollie Andrews
MnIe me remaining Batusrol players Will include
w. Fellowes Morgan
New-York tribune., 1901-10-29

Roberts and Baldwin in none on Saturday so they
could attend to wordk None or these who played
against the Indians injured except McGraw,
who played such star game fullback. He has
a slight touch OF water the knee. All the men
who have been the injured list, including Put
nam, Randolph Robinson and Jones' will be back
in the game this week
Tomorrow Will the hardest kind OF practice.
To-day the varsity substitute and and the second
had long game, In which the substitute made
three touChdowus and the second one. The play
lag was fuu OF snap. due partly to the aggressive
ness OF the coaches. who are determined TO put
life into the play from this
The University Of Maine team is Auburndale.
just outside Of Cambridge. and negotiations for a
game with Harvard for Wednesday under way.
II IL is played IL will be only practice game. with
coaches the field.
New-York tribune., 1901-10-29
PREPARING FOR COLUMBIA.
DOES NOT UNDERRATE THE
NEw-YORKERs AND is WORKING HARD.
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Philadelphia Oct. 2S--Pennsylvana' fOOtballers
got back from Chicago to-day at noon, apparently
none the worse for their long trip and their hard
game Saturday. At p. all the men were
out the field. with the exception of Gardiner
Teas and Shook. To timber the men up and to
give Howard. Dale and Reynolds some needed
practice in handling punts the ball was punted and
several men ran down with il. Howard did good
work, while the punting of Reynolds, Bennett and
Townsend of a high order. Davidson was out
but he did not get into the game, whlch was neid
behind closed gates
Some new plays were tried. and one especially
with the best results 1t Is variation OF the guards
or tackles back and may first be looked upon
a trick play. but Is based upon right principles
and should be of the most dtn1cult plays 20
stop The practice will be secret all week as Coach
Woodruff is undertaking the Columbia team
and he Is making every preparation TO put the
strongest possible combination in the field next
Saturday in New-York
The report that Pennsylvania would refuse 70
play Columbia on Saturday is unfounded- The
charges made by Yale against the Columbia play
ers were discussed this afternoon by the coaches,
the team and the members of the faculty com
mfttee. The latter stated that the matter or the
eligibility of PLAYERS had been left 10 the respective
faculties OF Columbia and Pennsylvania, and that
Pennsylvania would therefore have to depend on
the Columbia faculty keep its team up TO the
however II was found that, for any reason. Co
lumbias faculty could do this, athletic rela-
tions would be severed but in any case the game
on Saturday will be played as Pennsylvania tu-
thortties consider il unSportsmanlfke TO cancer a
game at such short notice, whatever the cause
New-York tribune., 1901-10-29
CORNELL COACHES DIsPLEAsED.
THEY THREATEN TO MAKE SEVERAL
CHANGES IF BETTER PRACTICE
WORK is NOT DONE
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ithaca. ". Y. Oct 2S.-Cornell began the weeks
work this afternoon by putting her varsity team
through of the stifest scrtmmages OF the year.
The practice secret and every not IN
football suit was excluded from the field The
coaches were out seven eight strong. the num-
Der including Starbuek, Reed. DavalL Dyer Wick
of. Taussig and Fennell. the last named hav-
ing reported to-day. Every man who able 4
work was put in his place. and the scrubs eleven
was strengthened TO the limit. There was big
falling off offence before the work had lasted
five minutes the coaches were nervous and lost all
patience. The lineup lasted hour, and during
that time the first team had difficulty in scoring
twice.
As a result of this loose work the coaches to-
night threaten changes in the back field. New
tackles will be sought To-day MuTman, a fresh
man, used. and his work earned him train
ing table tonight. The most discouraging
feature of the afternoon the announcement
that Tydeman (right end) in the infrmary
suffering from blood poisoning.
New-York tribune., 1901-10-29
GOLF
STRONG ENTRY FOR UNIVERSITY CLUB
HANDICAP-THE PRIZES.

The University Club golf handicap at 81. Andrews
tomorrow viii be closely contested. If the char
aeter OF the play may be predicted the entries
The list closed yesterday with Samuel Sloan. jr
ara included in all thirty-one names. follows:
Henry Burden. 2j, the Rev. DR. Roderick Terry, w
X lnnis, C E. Barrow. s R Bertrom. J. NJ
Thomas. F. B. Wesson. II. D. Colt. R. c. Colt. j.
l. Terry, jr. c S. Brown Frank Cunningham, o.
r Jennings. r. B. Kerr. Albert Symington. 5. D.
kittridse o. II. Rogers. H. H Whitman B. H
6oams malcolm Graham. tr, A. p Halliday. NJ
p C'ark ID. =. Kingsley. II w Calhoun. c. w
TTdrhes' r A. Moore. Thomas Mclean. Dwight w
Sloan jr ~ ~
three prizes will he awarded 20 the players
haklhS the best net and one the player
aking the pest gross score. All matches are 10 be
New-York tribune., 1901-10-29
GRAND OPERA IN ATLANTA.

Atlanta Ga. Oct 2s--The Maurice Grau Grand
Opera Company opened the Atlanta season to-
night with "I.ohengrin.' Mime. Eames Elsa
was greeted by a tremendous audience The dis
appointment of the public over the non-appearance
OF Nine. Calve who was announced for Carmen
tomorrow night. has been Modified by the promise
OF Nine Sembrich in THE Barber OF Seville" The
management OF the company confidently expects
Calve 10 sing in New-Orleans and also at Hooston
aud San Antonio on the way to San Francisco
New-York tribune., 1901-10-29
HOPPE WINS TOURNAMENT.
MoRNINGsTAR BEATEN IN THE HANDICAP
BILLIARD MATCH AT MAURICE DALYs

The largest attendance OF the billiard handicap
tournament was present at Maurice Days acad-
emy last night to witness the game between little
Willie" Hoppe and Morningstar. The boy was.
handicapped to play only 200 points 300 for Morn
ingstar. and the latter found the odds too great
against him, the youngster winning easily.
The little fellow showed excellent control Of the
balls throughout and defeated Morningstar on an
get the ivory balls under control and dld not 40
the work his friends expected. although he made
an average OF over g. Hoppe took the lead IN
the fourth inning. and. while the score was close
the youngster was safe account of his handi-
cap Gallagher and Mclaughlin with play or to-
night for second prize. The score:
30 Hoppe-o o o %. o. Q. l. l. s. 10. l. o. a. IS 2 y
- o o. o 10 Total 20; average. li-2l; high run
Aorningstar-1, o. T. ]. 2. 0. 81. O. o o. a. O. O. 2 -
81 IL o. ?, l3. I6 Total. 100: average III; high
"a - 's"
New-York tribune., 1901-10-29
ONE MAN RESCUED FROM UTAH NINE.

Salt Lake Utah. oct &-After being entombed
an the Highland Boy mine. at Bingham. Utah.
s,,ty-one hours Charles Nutting was taken out
to-day by the rescuing party that mas oeeh con-
s,.ntIy al work since the cavein occurred He
,,ss alive but very weak when found. One other
man William Anderson. is still In the mine and
~ ,rescuinr party will continue at work until he
,s found There is hope. however. or nnding
him alive.
New-York tribune., 1901-10-29
NEW CUPS AT DYKER MEADOW.

new prize has been added the autumn list
AT the Dyker Meadow Golf Club where ]. O. Dett-
mar has offered a trophy for members who are
fifty years OF age The contest will take
place on Friday and Saturday and will be at eigh-
teen holes, medal play. Henry w. Maxwell has
offered cup at the club for a handicap on
November 8 while F. II. Lowell 1r. has given an
other for a match play contest against bogie on
November Is The regular November handicap for
members is to be played November 3.
New-York tribune., 1901-10-29
BASEBALL.

MANNING OFFERS TO SELL To POSTAL.
Washington. Oct. 2s.-Manager J. II. Manning. of
,he washington Baseball Club and the owner Of
about a "a per cent interest in that organization
80 given an option on his interest in the club to
Fred Postal. OF Detroit. the president of the
club The option expires on Friday The prospects
ere that the deal will go through
New-York tribune., 1901-10-29
SOLDIER ATHLETES.

ne athletic meet OF the 18th Regiment which
-, De hsid AT the armory, Sumner and Putnam
-, -, BROOKLYN Saturday night. November ls,
O"'ses 10 eclipse any OF the former athletic car
s ',"is given by the Brooklyn regiment. The con-
~ - are open only 10 members. and already near
ma hundred entries have been received In the
. "a war seven teams have entered so far.
New-York tribune., 1901-10-29
SAVANNAH TO ENTERTAIN PRESIDENT
BOOKER 7. WASHINGTON INCIDENT NOT RE-
GARDED BY CITY OFFICIALS.

Savannah Ga. Oct. Is (speciaD.-The invitation
extended TO President Roosevelt by the city of Sa-
vannah some weeks ago will stand. in spite Of the
efforts OF a certain class here 10 cause its with
drawaI on account OF the Roosevelt shington
dinner episode The Mayor and several members
Of the council express themselves enerSetically re-
garding the matter.
1T has never occurred TO me-" said Mayor Myers.
that we should rescnd the invitation The enter
tainment of Booker T. Washington. I consider. was
the act of Individual not that of Roosevelt as
President / think there has been more impor-
tance ascribed to his entertainment of Booker
Washington than it really merits Certainly We
will not rescind the invitation IL would be folly
for us TO do such a thing
Alderman Canty said: Roosevelt was not acting
In his official ca paCity when he entertained Booker
Washington l consider that il the act of a
private Individual and our invitation TO him should
stand
Alderman Dixon said: Let II stand. Council
would present a pretty spectacle resembling such
action.
Others express similar sentiments.
New-York tribune., 1901-10-29
GRAHAM WINS IN FINAL

Paterson. y. J.. Oct 2S-The final in the North
Jersey Country Club championship was played of
to-day. when l. Graham defeated H. C. Knox by 2
up. thus retaining the championship OF the club.
In the semi-inals II. c. Knox defeated c. Russell
up and TO play. and H. Hewatt defaulted TO
New-York tribune., 1901-10-29
CENTRE RUSH DIES FROM HIS INJURIES.

Columbus. Ohio Oct. 2s.-John segrist. centre
rush of the Ohio State University football team,
died to-day from injuries received here Saturday
afternoon in the game with Western Reserve
New-York tribune., 1901-10-29
GARRAGAYSETT PARK SOLD.

-, .'ovldence, r. l.. Oct. 2s.-Narragansett Park.
-. " The tracks in the Grand Circuit. sold at
r-9Hc auction to-day 10 r E. Perkins. who held 90
H. o ent OF the stock and mortgage OF s5Ooco on
New-York tribune., 1901-10-29
HARVARD WORKING HARD.
NEGOTIATIONS ON FOOT FOR A PRACTICE
GAME WITH THE UNIVERSITY
OF MAINE.
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Cambridge. Mass. Oct 2s.-Harvard coaches gave
the varsity squad a complete layoff to-day. Lee
Roberts, Baldwin and Mif1in were the only ones to
make their appearance on the field. Lee needed the
extra work. Miffn In only few plays and
New-York tribune., 1901-10-29
CYCLING.
COMPETING FOR MILEAGE MEDALs-NoTEs
AND COMMENTS.

The mileage contest OF the members OF the State
division OF the Century Road Club OF America
shows the following leaders up to October: Gilbert
G. R. Singer, Brooklyn; Allen c. Browne Ozone
Park; John II Boyd Albany: A. J. Meyer, Buffalo;
Thomas J. Moore and II. a. Berls. New-York: W. C.
Meister BROOKLYN: J. O. Stiefel Buffalo; H H
Thyer George ". Wall and s z. Belcher New
York Louis Misshach Wilson Higinson. 5. Holleb
and p. A Dyer, Brooklyn.
New-York tribune., 1901-10-29

team has fulfilled requirements and is a bona hds
student OF Columbia.
The manager of the Columbia eleven went 70 Yale
Iast night TO discover If there any authority
ror the reports OF unnecessarily rough play.
New-York tribune., 1901-10-29
pR0GRAMME OF SPORTS TO-DAY.

,.cNc-Queens County Jockey club. Aaueduct . D. m
wv TENNIs.-Universty Of PennsyIvania tourna-
- rnent Philadelphia.
o,F-Wouens match with Essex County
"o-P -Paltusrol; womens team match with Shinnecock
Ardsicy
New-York tribune., 1901-10-29

n. -.
and p. A Dyer, Brooklyn
There will be many valuable prizes IN next Sun
days twenty-five mile amateur race which Will be
the feature at the Vasburg track. Unset da-
monds. 1892 model racing bicycles. gold watches
diamond scarf pins and diamond cuff buttons. etc.
form the nucleus Of the main prizes. There VIII be
Winner Of every five miles and prize 10 every
contestant who finishes the long race.
minstrel show and bali at Terrace Garden Sat
urday evening. November 90 Although the club
members have not done much riding this season,
they have nevertheless gained many members
committee has also arranged for a series OF
tainments 10 be given during the coming winter
receptions are in store for the members and their
friends.
The weather was almost balmy day in
early June yesterday. and the wheelmen OF the
different boroughs in goodly numbers to
enjoy a spin in the bright sunshine There was
tion.
The Kings County wheelmen held their annual
ten-rnie handicap race on the Rockaway Road Sun
day. The contest by c l. Simms, who
had a handicap of 10 minutes HIS time $3.50
q. W. Green Is mnutes) second: time. 30:31.
Menus Beden 1scratch) captured The time prize;
time ne annual ,t In y ' a Ioaa
wins next Sunday.
The twenty fve-uile road race OF the Century Road
Club Association held the Merrick Road
Sunday. and was witnessed by several thousand
people The winner turned up in Thomas Hall
J. ". Goodne second. George Laurie third
and a. anderson fourth. All were scratch men sx-
time was Zs:5S AS D NJ. Adee was the referee,
John N Wall and R A, Van Dyke judges and DR.
A. +. Griffin timer. All the men were punched at
ten miles. and the nnish was close and exciting.
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1901-11-22

ing of these gentlemen, secure what sub
scriptions may be forthcoming in your
county without delay, and forward same
to me as secretary Of the association.
Upon receipt of these subscriptions
will forward Individual receipts to each
contributor.
1T is the desire of the committee chat
as far as possible you endeavor to secure
the cooperation of the press of your
county for the purpose of receiving and
publishing the names of subscribers, in
addition to such efforts as the commfe-
tee OF vice presidents may themsetHs4
put forth. Kindly let me hear from you
at an early date"
Those present at last nights meeting
were:
J. E. Richards, w. O. speer, Rod d.
Leggat, D. ]. Hennessy, H. l.. FRANK.
Henry Mueller, M. ]. Mooney, M. r.
Dempsey, r. K. Boyd, E. d. Hughes and
w. B. DAILY.
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1901-11-22
The Gems Big Shaft.

The owners of the Gem mine propose
to give it the benefit of a thorough de-
velopment.
On the 700 foot level the showing is ex-
cellent enough to warrant the sinking
OF the shaft to depth of 1000 feet, and
the work Is now under Roadway. Should
the ore body at that depth equal present
indications, but not otherwise the mine
Will be incorporated and placed on the
market No stock will be offered before
the opening of abundant ore reserves.
Then enough may be disposed of to con-
struct smelter and put the enterprise
In good shape for future success.