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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-11-13
Providence Physician Defeated at Bill
lizards by Boston Man--Bow|ing,
Football and Other Sports.

letic field Ia his days was where Me
mortal hall now stands, and the facilities
for training and practice were far from
what the student OF today has az his dis
posai.
Coach Reid was next introduced. and
ne spoke Of the training of this year =
team, briefly outlining the system which
had been followed.
Capt. Campbell was next introduced
and he was GREETED with storms OF ap-
plause. which were renewed and lasted
for several minutes after he had closed
his remarks about the chances Tor victory
over Yale.
After the speeches the football songs
were practiced, under the leadership or
q. g. Frantz, '02 who has been appointed
leader Of the cheering for the rest OF the
year.
The Harvard varsity football practice
was fairly satisfactory yesterday after
noon. Some of the backs are sui rest
ing. but all the other men were IN the
lineup against the second eleven this ar
ternoon. Cults ran through signals. but
did not go into the lineup. Herman did
the same kind OF work. The linemen
spirit The end running was good. and
the catching OF punts better than IL has
been for long time. The backs Wee
taken out for drill I'm catching punts TINS
morning. and they will continue az TWO
practices a day for a short time. Thee
was still, however, too much fumbling al
the regular game. In a 30-minute lineup
with the second eleven the varsity scored
four touchdowns, one on blocking punt
and the others by good line bucking and
some long end runs.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-11-13

The basket bali interests at Brown are
being revived for the coming year AL
though the sport is only n year old on
the hill, the candidates are coming out
I'm large numbers The men enter the
practice with snap and vim, which in
sures Brown OF turning out a representa-
tive team again this year. Most of the
best players OF last year have returned
10 college this year. so the prospects are
good for a winning team the coming win
ter. Benjamin is the only old player not
to return. Several OF the new candidates
have shown themselves to be fast players.
One of the most promising of the new
men is Cottrell. whose position Is centre.
The men who have been out trying. for
places are Aherns. Hunt, Brown. Bake
man. for guards: DeWolf. Anthony. Cap
tain Ray and Davidson, for forwards /;
Cottrell. Smith and thompson, for CEN
tire. Others who have been out are:
Briggs, Frees. Gathany. Jessup, Good
rich. Handy. Beam. Lamphere. Leland.
Peabody, O'Connor. Drownt, Patch and
Fletcher.
The second team has arranged game
with the Franklin Y. NJ. G. A. for to-
morrow night at Franklin The first
team will not begin on its schedule
until after the holidays.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-11-13
A Joke ON Jim

A basket filled with old. worn-out
clothes. tightly fastened by piece of rope
10 n new red paper dressing case. stood
alone and I'm conspicuous place on the
south p'atform of the Spring Garden sta
tion OF the Philadelphia md Reading rail-
road recently over these an old boot.
wsh the sole worn through and the toe
also weather-beaten. was carelessly laid
and large plscard bore tho inscriptions
Hes gone 20 leave his mommie' Good
by. Jim Here's your shoe
The articles mentioned we're 60 ar
ranged that passengers In every rain
could see them Jim Will have no diff
neuity in recognizing hts property when
he leaves the station this svsnins fer ME
honeymoon up the state near Butter A
friend OF the bridogrOom guarded the
basket and grip al morning md seemed
itnmcnselv pleased tlutt the inkr vWs tab
ink so we'll With the general pu'li" Phil
1JclphiJ Guletin.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-11-13

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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-11-13
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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-11-13
NOTES IN GENERAL.

IL wouldn't be surprising if John Ander-
son of Worcester soon put his signature
TO a Boston National league contract.
He has practically agreed upon terms
Milwaukee last season.
The Cincinnati club was forced TO quick
action i'm the case OF Hahn, the pitcher,
as an agent of the Boston American
league club was after him. He was Of
fered over $1,000 TO come 10 Boston, but
promised MIR. Lloyd OF the Cincinnati's
the first claim on his services.
The first pair of bicycle riders who have
teamed up and entered for the Interna-
tionaI six days race. which Will begin at
Madison Square Garden Dec. 2, are Nc
Eachern and Walthour They Will be
known as the Pan-American team and
have already begun training.
Bobby walthour of Atlanta won tho
second nights racing OF the six-day one
hour-a-night racing I'm Memphis, Tenn,
last night He gained the decision over
Jimmy Bowler I'm hard fought finish.
Leander was close third and Jimmy
Hunter fourth.
An athletic event which viii take place
in Ithaca next Saturday will be the dual
Pennsylvania. The race will be run by
teams of seven. representing each uni
Vcrsity. over rhe Percy Field course.
Cornells leading runners will he Pollard,
Trott. Smith. Foster and Berryman.
The ~ horses belonging to Howard
Browns celebrated coach Cricket, which
runs IN -spEiHg-a -aHd fall from Boston
10 South sudbury. were sold yesterday
afternoon az the Boston riding school on
Norway street. that city. All OF the
horses were well seasoned and ready FOR
Immediate use The highest price paid
| for single horse was 500.
More than a score Of automobilists and
! motor cyclists will strive for mile a
/ minute or better over a stratghtaway
course on the Coney Island boulevard
next Saturday afternoon. The entries for
! this series OF mile time trials, promoted
/ by the Long Island Automobile club.
| closed last night. Every variety of motor
| driven vehicle capable OF "A speed faster
| than a minute and 30 seconds for the mile
| is represented The competition is divided
| into classes Tor motor bicycles. motor
| tricvcles gasolene vehicles under 1000
| pounds I'm weight. from 1ccO to 1000 pounds
and over COCO pounds: steam machines and
electric cars, with championship finals
At the speed sale of the Fiss Docrr a
| Carroll Horse company. which opened IN
! New York yesterday. All Right (2:oorD. a
| ten-year-old trotter that has been cam
! paIgned since 1896 fetched $500 from I'd
ward Milford OF Cornwells y. V. Heller
| ID C2:O9s,) a pacing mare. went TO james
Mcclure for 1900.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-11-13
BOWLING SCHEDULE.

The schedule committee has certainly
lost no time and has complied the toi-
lowing schedule, which will be submitted
to the league at its next meeting. IL Is
barely possible that this schedule may
be changed at the meeting in some slight
particular in order 10 accommodate some
of the clubs Playing schedule:
Tuesday, Dec 3--Brown VS.. West Side,
Edgewood VS.. Elmwood.
Tuesday Dec. 10-Elmwood VS.. BROWN
West Side VS.. Edgewood
Tuesday Dec. Thrown VS.. Edgewood,
West Side vs.. Elmwood.
Tuesday, Dec. 31-Brown vs.. Elmwood,
Edgewood VS. West Side.
Tuesday, Jan. West Side vs.. Brown,
Elmwood vs. Edgewood.
Tuesday, Jan ii-Edgewood vs.. Brown,
Elmwood W.. West Side
Tuesday, Jan. 2l-Brown vs.. West Side,
Edgewood vs.. Elmwood.
Tuesday, Jan. S-Elmwood vs.. Brown,
West Side vs.. Edgewood.
Tuesday, Feb. 4-Brown vs.. Edgewood,
West Side VS.. Elmwood
Tuesday. Feb. Thrown vs.. Elmwood,
Edgewood vs.. West Side.
Tuesday. Feb. 1S--West Side VS.. Brown.
Elmwood vs. Edgewood.
Tuesday. Feb. 2j--Edgewood VS.. Brown,
EImwood VS.. West Side.
Tuesday. March Brown VS.. West Side.
Edgewood VS.. Elmwood,
Tuesday. March ll-Elmwood VS.. Brown,
West Side VS. Edgewood.
Tuesday. March 1S-Brown VS.. Edge
wood West Side VS.. Elmwood.
Tuesday, March 25--Brown VS.. Elmwood.
Edgewood VS.. West Side.
Tuesday. April 1-West Side VS.. Brown,
Elmwood VS.. Edgewood.
Tuesday, April S--Edgewood VS.. Brown,
Flmwood VS.. West Side.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-11-13
GLASS OUT OF THE GAME.

In public statement made at New
Haven last night after a long conference
OF the coachers of the Yale football
eleven Captain Gould announces that
Yale has decided I'm view OF Harvard's $
protest TO withdraw Glass from the team.
and out OF fairness 10 Princeton to with
draw from the Yale-Princeton game also.
Captain Gould's statement reads: yale
has decided 20 withdraw Glass, owing To
an objection made by Harvard. Yale feels
that. although the spirit Of the rule was
not TO bar men coming from preparatory
schools even though they had previously
attended another college. the letter OF
the rule was such that she would not feel
Justified In playing Glass when Harvard
Insisted upon the letter. Moreover. Yale
will not play Glass against Princeton,
considering Il unfair TO play him ln one
game and not in the other
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-11-13

City Bowling league of Pawtucket were
played at the Auditorium alleys. Captain
Lynn's team won two out three games
with Ferguson's team and Captain Ken :
team took two from Captain Cons play
ers. The summary Of totals: Lynn, 213;
Reardon, go: :Kinniburgh, 26S: Royde, 2h,
and Mitchell 236 Total. 1860
Fergusop's toam-F Ferguson, Steph-
ems, 240; Stacy, 225; O. Smith and Clark,
253. Total score. l2i4.
COTS team--The summary totals We're:
Gon, o6S: Crowell 23l Christie, 23l; Dew
lin. 2i3, and Richardson, POI. Total, 1lso.
Kens team Kenn. 263; Ellis, 24O; Jones,
239: Sweet. 22s and Shields, $50 Total,
1gao
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-11-13
FOR THE Big FRAY

James j. Jeffries did very little gymna-
sium work today in anticipation OF his
fight with Gus Rubin on Friday night,
but confined his eXertions TO brief walk
about Lake Merritt at Oakland, where he
is i'm training. and long founder in the
baths of the Reliance club. Rhulin, who
is at Blanken's Six Mile House, enjoyed
a run along the river and through Golden
Gate mark this afternoon, and then
punched the bag.
Betting slackened today, as there Is
little or no Jeffries money I'm sight RUN
lin has been "A short-ender at 10 ], and
the Jeffries people assert that the odds
will come back before the fight takes
place
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-11-13
PROVIDENCE REPRESENTED.

Thomas shallcross OF this city IS attend
ing the ninth annual meet of the New
England Beagle club at Bedford. Mass.
Rain did not help tho trials yesterday.
because the scent did, not stay on the
leaves and not a hound could get rabbit.
and several failed 20 jump one. smut.
owned by A. j. Purinton and Reed :
Pride. Harry Payne whitney owner, were
the first pair. but neither could hang long
on a trail The second brace consisted
Of Belle OF Barton, owned BY Mr.. Whit
ney, and Flossie, belonging TO the Somer-
set Beagies. They worked over large
territory and flushed several rabbits.
cooperating we'll both in hunting and
driving. Tho renauiils hou1d la thip
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-11-13
ON THE ALLEYS.

The No. I Rowling team of Elmwood
carried of the honors. last evening.
Hurst was the high man. having total
of 525. including one single of POS.
The summary of totals is as follows
Law. 46e: Macdonald, 40; Hurd SOS: Row
ly. i5i;, and Turck 36S The sum total
for the team was 229i.
Last night at the Music hall alleys Sau-
cier's team won two out of three con-
tests against Browns team. The sum-
mary OF totals: Saucier's team-Saucier,
ESQ., Ferguson, 2ia; Ducks, 25S; Mack, 26O.
and +. Grove. 1853. sum total. l29S.
Browns tcam-Black 25e; Banks, ~;
Hadheld, 2sS; Dyer. 2i2, and Brown, 295.
Sum total. 1880.
In the Mercantile Duck pin league last
evening Coates team Won two OF the con-
tests with Iownsburys team. Summary
Of totals: NORM. go; Anderson, 255; kase,
2i2: Cohen, ,255. and Coates 255. Total score,
1884.
Lounsbury's team-Lownsbury, 2sl:
Hathaway, 252: Jones, 2il: Forloney, 2S2.
and Alexander, 2S3. Total score, l25i.
In the New Century tourney last even
ing Vicker's team won all three contests
with Swift's team. Summary OF total
Vickers, 276: Cahill, 25S; Hale, 2Oi; Clark,
2s2. and Davis. 253. Total 1923.
swift's team-Swift $685. Schultz, 259;
McCue, 1875; Wise, az, and Ramford. 2oS
Total. 1900.
In the Olneyville league last night Col
Inns team defeated Going's team two out
of three contests. The summary of to-
tails: Collins, 24T; Fallon, 2s5; Benson
OBS; Teheault. 2ii and Roberts, H.Total
1901
Coing's team--Going. 2i5: Dwyer. 2ll
Rove. 2ls; Graham, 2S7. and Pendergast
251 Total. ilS9.
The following are the principal aVeragei
in the Elmwood Club Duck Pin tourney
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-11-13
INDIVIDUAL AVERAGES.
How,s This 2

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FOR OVER So YEARS

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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-11-13

class was Floss. owned by Mr.. Tyler
Morse. which drew a bye.
The star event of the week VIII be to-
day when the contest for the Hempstead
stakes will be held. There are n large
number of entries from the leading KEN
nels I'm the country. The course will he
over the Dunn farm at North Lexington.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-11-13

Ter, New York. u ID Evans. Springtield +;
Allan. HolNoke; @ n Kelsey. Sprlhg.
Donovan. Boston: G y Nash, Rockland
II L. Ziba Bennett Little Rock; " l.
Hawkins. Fall River; J IA wheaton; IsW
York; Normand Miller Philadelphia
Skidmore Ashley. England: { II Belcher,
New York
PERRIN--W A Carter. Jr, New York,
T. g. Brown G l. Nogt. y A Armsbyi
Boston: j Il Godin. New York; y Y Babt,
Boston: III G Lex, agent "Al Reeves
company; II Il Welley, Essex junction.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-11-13

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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-11-13
SCORES At BROWN.

Team No. won two out OF three strings
from team No. 5 yesterday afternoon, the
latter team being the first TO lower the
formers colors. The scores follow:
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-11-13

DR. 4. T.. King OF this city and Henry
NJ. Jewett OF Boston were the contestants
in the amateur billiard championship
game at the Hub rooms. Boston, last
night, Jewctt winning by IS points. jew
EFT held the lead from the opening. but
King made "A grand finish, scoring %
points In the last three innings. His -
I'm the 5Sth inning was followed by jew
etts 23 which Eventually won the game,
as only nine more buttons remained on
the string Tonight Charles Thresher
and j. w. Hawes OF the B. A. A. VIII
meet
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20. 10 z, 8, u, o, z. ]. y. q, 81 q 90
3 o. 3 8. Z. b b. 8. s.2sS..SG. or. J. I
:, %, 81 Totai-33o Average BOIL.
Kings. 0. 2. o. 0. II, 0, .. Is, g., 3, 3, g. 9.
o. 1, 0. 0, o. ], 3, Q. |. 4; o 10. o. Q; o. o
10. i. 0. 1. o. 2. IS, 1, l. 2. !. ], !, IL, O.
-264 Average 2-b.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-11-13
TEAM NO. 3.

Teams Mol and No. rolled off the
last string OF their postponed match yes
terday noon, the houors going to team
No. J. The full score OF the whole game
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-11-13

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HOTEL ARRIVALS

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York; Robert Adams, George sullivan.
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New Haven; G NJ Hershion. Newark; T III
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Hayward. New York; NJ Walmsley.
Rochester; W + McClenan, Boston; S
Warner, New York; Ii Hull, w G Ham
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George r Ruby. w Johnston, Boston .
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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-11-13
FOOTBALL AT HARVARD.

There was a big rally at the Harvard
union last night. and although IL was an
nounced only az one of the regular meet
ings OF the students, 1t was chiefly a root
ball meeting.
The immense living room was crowded
with students at an early hour. X;
Derby. president OF the junior class ana
Vice-president OF the union, presided. lie
introduced as the first speaker President
Eliot who spoke briefly OF conditions IN
his college days, 40 years ago. The ath-