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New-York tribune., 1901-11-15

rnan,, Hall man or a willoughby Street DeInocrat,
Or survivor of prior administrations IL the liz
is a Ar competent man 20 keep his place. go iaa 1o
nv departrnent Is concerned, the man is sonie ~
remain there. -.o.los ae -o
Much has been said in the other speeches ss +he he
what the people of the city are 10 expect ol ~
Mayor and those who elected VIII niIi.
application is twofod II you are entlleo 70 eSp
Ntrfan things of us then the administrator OF me
other hand Is entitled expect something %
ress and of the public of this city, IN Ifie way 20
rn-dfal support and of careful conslueIauon. Js
what is done before judgment IS passed: NV - .d A.
ninistration please everybody; IL IS p S,as
innossble II YOU Will stop to consloer tIe III
cIIities FOR US 10 do things which VIII az
The r,eonle who voted for ano IL IS LeC.so,
that many times there shall oe qlsdp "! ~ Weur
What we have right TO expect OF the city oL 80.
YORK is that there shall be Willingness 10 49, 49,
and hear our side of the question II we 90 Soiiie
thing in which you disagree with US
BEGINNING OF NEXT CAMPAIGN
II is impossible for any administrator 10 ant I'M
in and do Ali that the people expect in thelr
-aioirinp we are but men: alter an, 1i1t
va can produce only average results. We Saiiio
T'rod,5re nerfertjon speak Of this because III
Certain sense the first day OF January net acad
The haoinninc OF the new campaign TO De wdSeu
+rro yesrs from now for the continuation OF ttis .t
administration its succesSors-at any a.r, ~
administration which VIII not be the auIlis'i1o'
o Tammany Hail .;5a and
SEEK t6 see what the administration is trying 10 40
however Intellectually. We may aVall ouISelNe "a "a
th. onportunties before us, and / peneEe thaf
The new administration will try to 90 us pest
don't look the new admlfllStIat atIoIi ~
now Yet if YOU TO keep TamTiary f1aI, I;n ~
YOU have got hold up the hands OF the , ,,s
istrarion in every way possible ana seek 10 heiP "
TO reach the proper results
New-York tribune., 1901-11-15
William Brookheld said:

I should not consider legislation for opening the
saloons a wise measure, No one suffers from tht
want OF a drink on Sunday-not even the German ms
Local option might solve the excise problem
though.
New-York tribune., 1901-11-15

APPOINTMENTS NOT DISAPP0INTMENTS-
Professor Adler said the contest had aroused
the conscience OF the people. He wanted the ap-
pontments so managed that they would not
turn out disappointrnents. He rejoiced that the
n1ayoralty term was brief, as the duty OF DONG
well would be all the pressing. He advo-
Gated the establishing OF city clubs all over
New-York
Professor Adler was followed by Mr.. Grout.
Mr.. Peckham resigned the post Of presiding Off
Ger to Mr. Low because he had to leave town
on q pressing Engagement.
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100.M|LE AUTO
RACE IS OFF,.
COURSE COULD NOT
BE MAPPED OUT.

Tho big 1oo-mile sweepstakes automo-
bile rnce Is on. Lack OF an availab BILE
course Is given as the reason for aban-
doning the contest. This decision OF
the Automobile Club OF America comes
rs a disappointment to many noted
chauffeurs.
The race was twice scheduled TO tniso
place over the course between Erie. Pa,
and Buffalo. y. y. and was twice called
off-the first time because Of lack Of
official consent for the use Of the course.
and the second time because Of tho death
OF President Mckinley. IIatteriy tho club
has been engaged in a fruitless effort 10
obtain municipal consent for the use Of
road course in Long Island.
Among the conditions exacted by the
club was that the course TO DO used
should be closed 20 trafiic between tho
hours OF II o'clock In the forenoon and
o'clock In the afternoon. 1t was also to
be policed to prevent trnfiic from enter
ing II from cross roads. These conditions
were too severe for the municipalities
approached In the matter In both this
State and Connecticut.
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while Miss Herron's iron shot ever
ran tho green and both were on In
four. the hole being hnived III skies.
Miss Hecker up. The ninth was halved
In sours. 30 that Miss tiecker was
The cards for the FIRST nine holes:
a MI: m HsSs:' -: ss?s =:
Coming in both made good drives.
going to the tenth green. Miss Heron
getting nearly ten yards the better Of
the play. Each reached tho green In
put and holcd Out In 90 I. Scorc-Miss
lfecker UP.
MisA Hrcker winning.
Going to tho eleventh hole, Miss
Heckcr outdrovc her opponent by fully
.hir.y yards Miss Heron used a cicek
FOR her second. refusing the iron which
W. d. Eanderpoel. who caidiei for her.
offered N; nnd , hmnE On The side q the
pitching the ball well up over the brow
Of the hill and on the green. Miss Her
ron ha!f-topped he. third. a mid-iron
shot. but the lively ball rolled. Miss
iiecker putted out In to 5. and was
again 2 up.
Playing from the eleventh tee. on top
OF the hill. Mss Heron go; TWO yards
the better OF the drive. Both having
easy m!d,iron shots Mrs Hecker placed
hers on the green icn yards beyond the
green and had TO play msshie back.
laying the ball almost dead for the hoe.
Mtss Hecker's approach put was two
OF the hill. Miss Heron got two yards
feet from the cup. and the hole was
For the thirteenth once more Miss
Hcckcr had to play the odd after 4
green tee shot. ms Nils, Heron outdis-
tanced her by nearly three yards. Both
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ATTACKED BY STRIKERS.

PITTSBrRG. Pa. Oct. l2.-The strike
breakers employed in the MononSahcla
Tin Plate plant, South Fifteenth strcr;.
are prisoners to-day. The strikers re-
fuse 10 lot them come out and the police
seem to be powcrless.
The working week In tho plan, closed
to-day at II O'Clock and the men were
paid on. few days ago the manage
:ment announced that the hotel addition
to the plant would be abandoned after
to-day and that the men would be quar-
tered OH Ferry street. In boarding.
house there.
At noon several OF them left the plan,
but Werc driven back.
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The Llnc-Cp.
BASEBALL CHAT.

There IL nothins more Intcf..tiaE TO th, h.s~
ball players Just no~ than what they enc, ~.
tered them BY the rival orkanItatIont There arr
'-s sho a. Yet -iii commit Themselves, prefer.
RINK TO wait until next season grows nearer 4,
II vas no surprise when II va. known ina, IN,
story OF GeerEe Davis jumping to the American
League was untrue
OF course there at, those players who think III.
aid itisue could not set along without them sna
has. said as much. There Is Jeus ButLstt 10,
Rosiajn. Of tn. 81, Louis club: You viii h.,,
- come h'ri With The maEumc Il you wan, n.
to STAY In ~ isnuit another YEAR
Extra inning eOntrsu acre one o, III, feature.
OF the season. Philadelphia ~on the larks,, num.
Der o! these long battles. boston being a cIa.,
srspnd. To chi"aSo belongs the honor Of havinx
non the Longest battle Of the s-asou-.he .s-s
with boston on the West Side grounds on sept
81. lasting seventeen innings. Chitaxo Winning
BY score OF to 0
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ALL RECORDS
MAY Be BROKEN.
CELTIC PARK GAMES HAVE
UNUSUAL ENTRY.
Champions of Every Branch of
Track and Field sport
VIII Compete.

With an entry numbering is. lnclud.
Ing worlds champions and record hold
crs. national metropolitan and Inter
champions, and the cream .:
the local athletic talent. the games
OF the Greater New York Irish A. 4.
a, Celtic Park tomorrow promise 10
be productive o: kcenly contested events.
Such sterlln~ performers a. Arthur
Duffy. John Flanagan. Peter O'Cdnnog.
Jerry" Pierce and Harry Arnold are
the back markers IN their respective
events.
Duffy Will attempt TO beat the hes,
mark AT lco wards: Flanagan Will try
10 Increase the distances he made a, 81
Lou.. on Monday with the discus ana
injury at the New York Athletic Clun
games on Saturday last. where he was
jumping from toe to heel. grass take.
on" . feet 8 inches. will probably show
HIS "ouid sod form.
Jerry" Pierce. tn" Seneca Indian an,,
scratch man in the thrce-mile handicap
run, will endeavor to win and 10 on 10,
TWO miles more In an effort for the
fve-mile record. Harry Arnold. who
made the worlds record Mt the Buffalo
sports for auarter-mile hurdle racing
Will try TO create better time In spe.
cial race over the obstacles.
The sports will conclude with a hurl.
Ing contest between tho John ]. DAILY
tcaEs Of Brooklyn and the Young Ire.
lands OF New York, who will play for
the intcrcity championship. Tho game,
viii start at o'clock sharp, and the
hurting contest will begin at $50.
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M!t'lin tried the centre once but could
not gain itistluc hammered away with
no better success. then just ~ Harvard =
hopes Were about to fail. Putnam dashed
around right end. threw on Columbia
players from his back and made II splcn-
did gain OF twenty yards, placing the
bail on tolumbla'- two-yard line near tn.
corner % the sridirun. In the next play
Putnam rushed the ball over the lin. tor
tho sclrnd touchdown ~ the day.
Placing the hall just north OF the goal.
fu'nlm Kicked IN. goal. Scurc-liar-
ward. u. Columbia o.
There were stu a few minutes to play,
ana ~ those icw minutes Harvard did
splendid work Campbell caught the ball
On he 4i-ynrd line Three Columbia
rlti"rs charged III aim. but he duCkcG
under one swept the other two aside
AMI brought the bali back to the centre
% the Held Two Vineyard rushrS by
l,ntnhm and Mitii!n advanced !, TO the
'5'yarh linz. "h"r" II was held in !iar-
wards os.ess"n when IN" half came
to a clos.
Sr0r" ilr- half
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THE SECOND HALF.

II WIS i sad half for Colombia Only
1--WE" hui Sh" had the ball. and In cnCn
use. ~. Gould make. IN gain liar.
wards PLAYERS ran to her b-i4chrs ami |
numbering chccrc from tn, crowd Co.
lumb!a'H delegation Was quiet md ans
v"urne' nrnt VAS written on every frh-
turt
In III. second half Wolf went In at
lrfi end ~ place OF Boisnn. tn. latter
rning In at mll Goodman went III At
quarter
ynrd-l!ne. where Goodman caught il and
returned II thirty-tTp yards Weeks
rushed II forward thro" yards ;hrou.a
tackle, and th.u MORLEY lImblrd, but
Smith recovered the bail on the next
play Harvard was penhlizcd i've yards
FOR oTsidc play.
ROBSON tried tho centre. bu, could not
gain. Morley was forced 10 punt. and
hr made u magnificent effort The bal,
sailed away nifty yards, escaped Math-
cws ind rolled beyond iiaryhrds goal.
Harvard brought II ont 10 til. 2j-yard
line. wher. Herman wnS given :, free
sailed MY yards. rolled beyond Good
man and Was picked W. by Weeks on
E"lumhia's ij-y'rd-linc. Iioson brought
q mtcH. ten yards. Then came another
nunt III, ball sailing away from Nor
ley.s hoo, MY yards 10 Mathews.
lie lodged two OF oClumbin's players
yard gain. Herman punted 10 Yards out
of bounds Columbia got on. side as
pcnallZei ynrds ana on MOflcy's next
attempt Ia punt Iarvard's backs broke
through. and on It high pas. over Nor.
ley's head secured II on Columbia lost
% yards. She KEEP, up her poor work
and Oh next play u miserable tumble
gent the piEskin shooting out the
scrimmRgc and II was Iinrvard's ball
an iS-yard line.
Herman rushed the hall Is yards with
splendid Interference on the part OF Ris-
tine ana Miiilir. Ristinc added 10 more,
ana on next play Miniin carried Il with.
IN : Yards of Cclumhia'F goal.
Harvard was on eide and was penal
lied - wards.
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FINISHES At WORTH.
RACE TRACK. WORTH. oct. lc.-rt

RACE TRACK, WORTH. Oct, ic.-rhc
following ARE the winners OF the races
scheduled 10 hc run here Today:
First Rac.-Thrc"-duar'er- OF "A mile
Won BY Freli;ighuysCN, 10 to and to
1: G. H. Campbell, to | for place. ran
second: ScgurtnCn third. T!me--l.ls l-a
Second e.-Thrce-Guartcrs OF a
m,i.-won hy BurnI" Bunion, to ami
out: Gonialnn. | to Tor place, ran Sec
nnd. Empress Of Ii"auty. third. Time.
LII.
Third Receive and a half turlongr-
Won by Mcriincnt. TO and ] TO :.
Autumn Leaves. ; to II or place, ran
second; Inspector Shea. third. Time
I II ~
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Early In the afternoon the crowd be-
Ran to pour In tn. direction OF Sol.
d!"rs' Field from Harvard Suuar. down
To the Charles. and from III. Charles
past the Locker building to the Srdirnu
Itself the struggling mass or rootcrE
formed one continuous line
Cambridge had expected a crowd, but
they wcr. unpr"pared for the muit!-
tiid" which welcomed COlumhia's team
Few times In years past have tn, big
Rrnnd-stands on Soldiers Field been
crowded To their limit In n game other
than with Pennsylvania or Val" M they
have to-day.
Columbia's root"rs occupied the east
err end OF the north stand. They were
out en- mnssr. nnd when the husky war
rinrs from Columbia trotied upon the
field min. laundering cheers greeted the
tram--that was at J o'clock iiarvnrds
squad came on u minute later and re-
celved n noisy ovation from her sup
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UNION PLAYED
At CORNELL.
WEATHER WAS MUCH TOO
WARM FOR FOOTBALL.
Ithnrnns Played n Nrttrr Gn"@
Than usuni-Mnny Subs P"t J."
In second Half.
ep,eL,l % rn. Er.nlas worlll

ITHACA, y y. Oct. i?.-correli play
ei Union this afternoon and both teams
suffered greatly because OF the heat, Tn"
visitors near the end o. the game wer"
well fasxed. Cornell s;ood I, better than
her opponents. Union was lighter than
the Hamilton team. but her defense was
stronger and especially with the ends.
Cornell played her usua! 'as, and az
Ere.sive game and IN. backs fum5ied
less. Finucane took good care OF quar-
terback and the subs played IN the sec
ond half were abb. to hold their oppon-
cnts, especially In the line.
The lina ~, foIIo~s.
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CONTINUED from First Page

got we'll over tho dangerous dtto4 on
heir second shots. and Miss HecEers
third was flno mid.iron pitch from
which the putted out In par golf OF l.
Miss Herron was at tho top OF the dr.
flcult slipping green on her third. and
missed the 30-foot put for a half. losing
the hole In to I. Miss Hcckcr up
Miss Hecker Lost n stroke.
At the fourteenth hole. dissanoo NJ
yards. Miss Hecker pulled her tee ahok
out OF bounds. costing her n stroke and
short OF Miss Herron's 100 yard drive
a perfect sho. Just short Of tho bunker,
Miss Heron took her brassoy tor hef
second. but. half topped into tho long
sa h. SAND. ana ,ra go':S .. her S I'd. On
in |. while Miss Heron took two
mashic shots To get out OF tho bunl6er.
This virtually gave the hole to Mise
Hcckcr. who was down In to s and
dorm!c 1.
Mis-. Heron Beaten.
The fifteenth hole. "a yards. settled the
out OF bounds. although she had again
outdriven the metropolitan champion.
Miss iccker topped her brassey second
and pulled her brnHsey third. but good
four. which Miss Heron also. reached
with 4 wonderful brassey stroke. Mlss
Heron had n tweive-foo, put to win the
hole. but the ball Just r!mmod tho cup.
on: in n,,t to !. n winning the match and
play.
i NJ: M n:f1:s-'a:
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RICE AND DAILY DRAW.
Each Had Upper Hand In Ten
Round eco"
special to rn- r,,nlas World

PROVIDENCE, Il. l.. Oct. i:.-tustiH
Rice. OF New London. and Andy DAILY,
OF Boston. fought ten rounds to a draw
Al the New Century \. g. last night.
II was fairly even bout. Rice having
the better OF the cnrlcr STAGES and
Daily coming strong at the :!n!sh.
In the seventh a rou.h-and-tumhle en-
l!vencd the affair. Daily was anGcred
by R.ccs hitting after the break was
ordered and "rcsiled his man 10 the
ropes and on the floor. The referee,
stanton Abbott, made the hoys continue
after cautioning Rice.
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C0RBETT PASSES
UP N GOVERN.
DENVER FIGHTER DECLINES
CHANCE AT TERRY.

DENVER. Col. Oct. i2.-Young Cor
hett. the crack feather-weisht fighter OF
,h!. city. has declined to meet Terry
McGovern at the Nutmeg a. c.. Of
Hartford. Conn. on Thanksgiving Day
afternoon. Corbct says the purse offered
by Matchmaker Crowley. OF the Nutmeg
Club. Is too small.
Corbett has issued a challenge to fight
either Kid Broad or Dave Sullivan be-
fore the Southern \. c.. OF Louisville.
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Star, fair Won hsniiiy. Tlm.-iil
Chi!ton. the favoriie. made the run
ming Into the last furiong. where King
Hanover drew away and won hand!ly
h. leugth and n half. Whiskey King
bea: Chiffon A neck for the place
Fourth Rsce-Auout three and n half
m,!es.--Won by Xinzlbcr: Mystic Shrlnsr
was second and illuminate third,
Fifth Race-Eciipse Coursc.-won nv
KEYNOTE. Tact was second. and Gibson
Light third
SIKH Race-Withers miie.-won By
Roxanc: ST. Finnan was second ana
Ethics third.
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The Hoboksn baseball team viii play tn. crack
Cuban Giants At the 81. George Cricket Grounds
In iioeos.n tomorrow. The Cuban X Giants are
the creates, team OF eoiored s.iiplayer, In tn.
country. This viii b the second meeting of
the teams. On tho mrs, occasion the eolor.1
fellows won q great tsn.innins game by on.
run. due to error by a Noboksn player Me.
Gee. who has pitched 70 we'll for tn. Jerse,m<a
this year will IS IN the box 70. them again
~hle Robertson. the BLACK Ruste." Will do
q like Job for tho Giants
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WINNERS AT ST. LOUIS.

3 RACE TRACK. ST. LOUIS. oct. r.
The following are the results OF races
scheduled to be run here to-day:
FIRST ace-Thres-quarters OF n mile
Lady BIamble. To for Place. VA.
second; Tencer third. T!me-l.Is.
Second Receive and n half fur.
llnngs-Won by Sister Sarah. 3 to and
D 10 8; Concertina. 9 to for place. ran
second. and Sting. third. Thne--l. l2s.
Third Race-One Milc.-Won by vt.rp
= to 8 and z to 10; Marion Lynch, q IN
I9r place. ran second: Mamie Nolan.
third. Time-1.i9.
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back > yards more. On the next play
they made this up. but Columbia held
them far down on her own i5-yard line
and III. ball WAS hers.
on the first line up Morley broke
around HarSirG's left end. shook him
SCI fire. from thc cntir. !i.ld and would
have made "A touchdown II h. had not
gone out %. bounds with two minutes
10 play. Weeks fumblei and Morley
for Harvard gained the ball. Herman
made ten yards Rtstine and Mitiin
I'VE yards apiece and on the last play
ltistinc w"nt between tackle and end
for the last touchdown OF the day.
SrOre-IIRr~nrd, ~, Columbia. u.
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Brown played n great game In the first
half. the score being 90 After ten
minutes playing the Providence men.
By good centre PUSHES. carried the ball
10 Pcnn's foH-yard line for the hrrt
down. but the ball was lost on n tumble.
The play was about even. each terri
tory being threatened To nbou: the sam"
degree, Brown outpuntch Pcnnsy, and
but for "A bal pass. should have scored
"A fun goal
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rrclimlnnr, rrncticc.

As the two teams lined NJ for prcllm-
mary practic. the sun. which for n
short time had come out from behind
treat and left the hattl. to he fought In
fog and mist.
\ delay IN finding a referee caused
tn. game to i-sgin considerably later than
was scheduled Barnard. ~ Princeton,
was to net In that capacity. but failed
to show up nni Delnnd Of Penn9yl
vnnin WINS finally chosen In his place.
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Crimson had defeated tho Williams
team by a score OF IL to 0, and Columbia
hv only five points The coaches OF
liarvard's team. however. put little
faith In these conparativ. scores. for
they knew that the New York team had
been planning n good part Of her work
them. They looked for some trick
plays. such as Colunbi, sprung on
them last year but which wcr. nlppcd
In the bud because OF iinrvnrd's star
orr
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IcYcLlsT FEM VERY I'LL.

s NEW HAVEN. Conn. Oct. Jew. 8.
San. champion nve-milo bicyclist. Is
Tins seriorsIy III NJ his home In Bristol
safsl1npDpndicitis. Even II he recovers
= genn vii be iinablegt compete In
- MadlHpt1 Square chFtapfonahip races
|ssxt 9.anta Or 70 take tart In any races
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HARVARD SCORES
EARLY IN GAME.

Columbia kicked IN to Harvard the
Crimson having won tho 'oS. and chosen
IN" east goal with the wind behind
thcm.
Greyton returned the ball - yards.
>,nas hins through Colunhlas field liis-
tine. on the next plaS made brilliant
dash Of Il yards. carrying tho p'rskin 10
Columh!n'- A-vard-lin". Mi''in then
run,cd N" ball II sailed 2 yards to
Boycs"n. who WAS doNn"h IN his tracks.
Columbia tried the centre twice. hut
Iarvards line was "A stone wall W'"k"E
was thrown back ny Campbell To- loss
OF nv. yards na the next plIS. ana co.
lumbia IN her own thr"c-yan line was
compelled 20 punt. The BAH ii"w h.Sh.
II smart wind drov" It lack and II vent
forward only fifteen yards
Harvard then PLAYED Hereby, Putnam
an. M!,,!in tearing ny the columo!h hnc
every play Ristire plunged between
tackle and end FOR ;rh yards.
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Harvard Relied On.

Harvard had little team play. the
coiches having given little or no at
tcniion to this part Of the work MS yet.
b.cnus" they have been trying out mer.
Harvard relied upon her brilliant In
dlVidunl players TO do all tina, was
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SECOND RACE
Handicap; for three.ysar.oias: wi,hers mic

Lady OF the Valley jumped away In
front and set n fast pace. followed by
Candle. Templeton and Morningsidc.
The latter gradually moved IN on the
rn.n and. once Strengthened out. closed
on Lady OF the Valley. Morningsids
took the lead at the furlong mole and
won easily by four lengths from Lady
Of the Valley. who lasted long enough 10
beat Templeton a head.
THIRD RACE
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Sporting.
Medical.
OLD DIR. GRINDLE,

j. years . spseialist In diseases OF men. CEisS
OLD DIR. GRISDLE's scisntine treatment blood
ana skin diseases. p.ias 10 the bones; red .pe..
kiinsy and si.at% sa;pSisia,, p...isins. inaam:
nation. gravel. Ac.. are speedily cured. I'm.
pedin,cnts removed. Snfafsrs. 10 not wasts tins
visiting less skliful physicians. Remember, OLD
DR. GRISDLE has record for marvellous eures.
OFFICE OVER 20 YEARS AT III West 13th y.
cine. u. nours. . % .. ssndaya. g Q
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Medical.

DISEASES OF MEN CURED
In few days IN Or. PAUL'S PHARMACY. foth
ST. and "a ave-, specialist In all dissasss OF rasn
NO matter how Ion. Standing. Positive and per.
uapsnt cure guaranteed. Cali any time.
Consultation fres. Medicine reasonable.
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MORRIS PARK ENTRIES.

SPECIAL to The Evening worldl
RACE TRACK. NORRIS PARK, oct, le-Th-
sat,iss for Mondays fsre. ar, az t,iio~.
Ftfrt Rhce-fIsndicap. Tor iso.y,ar-ost, and
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Harvard score. Arr,n.

In an instant. II. tackled him like 4
dcmnn Mnh throw MIN hnck two VA rde.
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Ftsr RN'E.
For all ages: seven !urlons'.

start Eood. Won tasIIJ. 1ime-I .hS.
Belle OF Troy made tho pace to the
turn. where cervern joined her. and the
pair ran In close order TO the stretch.
with McMeekin coupei OF lengths back.
Cervera then went TO tho front. but held
his advantage only for a shot time. Mc-
Meekin passed him with rush ut the
furiong pole. and drawing away. won
easily by n length from Belle o' Troy.
Cervera died to wnlk In the last six
tcenth and Lady Sterling just beat him
n head.