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BREAK ~ SCHOOL ATHLETICS.
Split Likely II = Certain Eligibility Measure
Goes Through.

The Alumni Advisory Committee of the
New York lnterschoastc Athletic Associa-
tion held lis first annual meeting at Cutler
School yesterday afternoon. The committee
comprises the alumni and head masters OF
the schools in the association, who organized
for tho purpose OF purifying athletics in the
schools The schools represented AZ the
meeting were. Williams, head master
Dwight Brother Thomas, faculty. De La
Sale Institute: nr. Moore. faculty. Columbia
Grammar " IIazen head master, Barnard
A Shaw, head master. Hamilton Institute,
J Thompson. faculty Sachs " Stansen,
faculty, Columbia Institute, and J Rhoades,
alumni. Cutler
The committee was organized at a meeting
last spring, and At second meeting the
Athletic Association was revised After
long debate II was voted to leave the follow
ing clause in the constitution
No one shall represent any school Of this aSsoca
tlon in any athletic contest until he shall have
been a member OF said school a fun calendar year
and have been IN actual attendance thefcat for
three or more hours day.
Head lister Williams protested against
this and said his school vori resign from
the association Il II went ,tnrougn With
both Dwight ana HnmlI,on lpfEttvt" aSSinst 8nN
lntersChOlastiC Athletic Association will have
some knoty points TO decid" at their first
annual meeting neHt TGesday The whole
the BOYS for adoption and If adopted mean
the dropping of Dwight School and Hamilton
INSTITUTE ,f,grnsd down tS I, means the down
Both Head N ,stcrs Williams and Shaw are
up in arms against the new clause. They
declare II Is unfair TO any boy who pays full
fee to bar, him from Competinc in athletics
They also say II casts n reflection on the hon
esty of a head master N Is not Ht all unlikely,
II the clause IL adopted. that Dwight. Ham
ilton. Trinity and Horace Mann schools will
form "A new association.
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At 81. Louis.

ST LorIs. Oct. Gold Bell. John F. Schorrs
crack colt, was again defeated by an inferior lot
ot TWO year olds In the feature event at the Fair
q oundS To day, SlA-furlong event Gold Bell
packed top weight and the going was slow and
hlmpy, but his showing at that was poor and the
chances are that he has been dulled BY too much
racing.
First Race one mile and three-slxteenths--
Prince Real 100 H. Giimorel. is toi. won King
latuS. pb iBooker, II TO S, second. Joe Collins
100 10 Gilmore. 8to /. third Time 2liii
Second Race-SlN furlongS Moderator, 1903
tMlllerl to |, won: Nellie Bawn. 100 ID. Common
]? to l. second, Rose Of Red. 100 Loudenl. is TO l.
third. Time, il9
-, Third Race Five and half furlongs -Optino.
10 Booker, TO /. won. Nearest i0s tHouhrel,
u TO 5, second Tom Collins, los walsh 10 t.
third. Time il2.
Fourth Race Six furlongs Fore and An. iO7
wv. waldo, 10 l. won Gasllghter 1903 ~. Gil
more. 25 to /. second First Attempt 100 Booker,
s 10 !. third Tine, l1s3,.
tiith Race one mile and sixteenth Carat.
100 Miller. ? TO J. won: Pyr-ho, 1903 IT,, Jackson
Time, l56 .,
Sixth Race-One mile and ,hree-siSteenths
brutal. 100 Booker, i3 TO s. won: Charles D, lbs
.Ieauchampl, 10 2. second, Flop, los MILLER,
20 to |, third. Time, 20sa,
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Cricket Team Coins to ENGLAND.

PHILADELPHIA. Oct. 1t has been def
nitely decided to send a cricket team TO Eng
land in 1903 An important meeting of the
Associated Cricket Clubs was held to-day
Secretary Brown announced that Francis
", Rohlen who has been spending the sum-
mer n England. had just returned and re-
port od that although the schedule for the
team which will visit England next summer
had not been completed. he was assured by
Secretary .Acock Of the Surrey club that
there will he no trouble in securing the de-
sired dates, Matches will be played with
the leading county teams of En- gland, and
rev. MiddeseX, Kent. SUSSEX and Somerset
while games will also he played with oxford
and Cambridge and with representative
team Ia Ireland and scotland
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B.tSEB..LL.
Grinlth Confirms Report That He win re
American League Manager Here.

Clark Griffith, the crack ptcAcr and re-
ported manager of the New York American
League team. was in town Yesterday and said
post ively that not only would New York
be in rhe American League mex, year, but that
he would be the manager
There ARE no Ifs and ands bout il, said
Griffith. we are coming In here without
doubt, and with u strong team We have
the grounds and every ing is all ready.
Harry White, the best pitcher Of the Phla-
delphla Nationals, has signed with Comiskev
for next season, according 10 report, and
American League partisans are declaring
that Detroit has landed Willie Keeler
Al Pittsburg Yesterday the PittsburCs won
the frst game Of the series for the worlds
championship by defeating the All-Ameri-
cans Pittsburg outplayed tho Americans At
every point and showed supercritv in base
running and fielding
R,HH,
Plttsburg ......... o -
All Americans ,..,,o q q o S--3
BattercS--lecvcr and Smith. Young and Sulll
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Adbcl, Breaks Lee, end May Have 10 BE
DESTROYED

LEXINGTON, Ky, Oct John + Msdden's
noted trotting stallion Adbell while playing
in his paddock az W " Estcll's Emwood
farm. in some way broke his left foreley and
may have to be DESTROYED Abdell took n
record as yearlinp Of 2?3 which Ia the worlds
record. He sired Adebella. who got a record
Of ?2Sl. as a three-year-o -old He Ia a son Of
apparently, are doomed to misfortune she
having lost five famous sons in the prime OF
their careers. Bell Bow. who cost SIS 600
Bell died Of pneumonia Abdell cost Madden
$40 900 last winter
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THOROI GHBREDS SOLD.
Omaha H., an American.Bred Horse, Is
star OF the sale.

Twenty-nine thorou gh breds, brou ght from
England recently. were sold at auction in
the American Horse Exchange last night
They were consigned by Dou gas u Grand
of Beckenham. Kent. England, and all except
four are English bred These four are Ameri-
can-bred horses and were sent to England
when yearlings. They have been fairly sue =
cessful and one OF them, Omaha H.. by imp
Watercress. was the star of the sale. bringing
$4,000.
Mr., Grand conducted the sale himself, and
occasionally he got mixed in the bids, calling
guineas instead Of dollars. His way Of telling
about the horses was little confusing. When
the yearlings were sold he announced that
not one had been backed, meaning that they
were untried. The yearlings were the first
lots disposed OF. A black colt by kilwarlin
was bought by W Lakeland for si,e5) l..
Bell gave sI.s,1 for bay colt by Sir Hugo.
the Derby winner. out OF st. Simon mare.
The sixteen yearlngs averaged sf5j.
SS so;Is' y yfss sss2 sold and they hey
SSFs BnyeT securing curing six The Rancocss T Stud Soi s
the lowest priced horse In the sale, a two
yesr-old hny by Kilwarlln, for 500,
three we're sold. Good Morning. BY CALI
mule. was bid up to e.. 800 and then withdrawn.
Tsnzmester. by Ssrahsnd, was next offered,
S 9ny 'oIS ef oH Of Ss sGod
Ian stallion Trenton, was Withdrawn after
81 800 had been bid. Brood mares and wean-
lings will be sold tonight Those that
brought $500 and over follow.
YEARIISds.
Bay colt. by St Issey-Austraan Gold;
Bay colt by Sir Huso-san'a Nomis L. V.
Bell. ...... ................ 800
Chestnut, My, by sanfoin-Ma,d of Ment. -.
Black colt. By Kllwarlln-lrene' W, Lake.
Bay colt. by sir Hugo springtide; ", wair 800
Bay colt, by common-Victor Chief mare:
Brown colt BY Golden Crown -Benevolence; 80 80
Bay MY, by Burnaby-Empress Frederick: ~
che,,nai Sfiiy. by BY or,namb-Brank, u. NJ
Chestnut any by sir Hugo-San,issims; -
Bay colt BY Grey Friars-Li,tle Pearl; J. L.
Bay colt. by 81. Issey-Nicoletts: NJ, Weir 49,. 400
Total for l8 head, So,i5o; average, SSs.
HORSES IN TRAINING
warily. ch. g., ?. by Ayrshire-Prudent; c. n.
Niminy. br l., ?. By ST. slmonmimi-C Gather.
o6ass oisSse IL Leaf az f. NJ zisseTp Uy emp 400
wS,eT,oweI, itd 1r c. BY mp zi,s, Wsercre'' ~
Bird II n ziesiei - ~ $3.50. - 1000
clo,hc. ok, M s BY Father cOnfessor- -.
Harlem Lane br. 4. T. by Kingston-Medusa.
Total for 10 head sold sio,77S average. q. OF
sTALLIoSs,
Ruskin, br c. I. by ST: frusquin-Amble
side: McBrayer Moore, Louisville ....... 5000
My Boy. ch h, o. by Marclon-M -Msrchoness
Lackford.. ch' h. l. by Jusgier-caIiesch
Total I Tor head sold. 1920 average. 81 400
Grand total for 20 head. s2si?s: average. $3.50.
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Turf Notes.

LEXINGTON Oct. THE three year old bay
nllv Aarget Bethga,e by Silent Brook 2i6i,. dam
Gslden Rule. by. Happy Medium, was bought BY
Il. l.. Blizzard OF Charleston, ". Va, for s, 500 Of
Brook Curry. Previous TO her start In the 81 600
Futurity, Curry bought the nlly at public sale
this morning for s.. 900 and therefore owned her
hut a few hours.
TERRE HAurE Oct. THE fall meeting Of the
harness horse breeders was postponed one day
to permit OF extra preparation Of the track for
Dan Patch's start for new worlds record to
rofrowo The horse arrived this evening from
Cinc,nnSi and McHenry Is talking ~ IS lithe
weather Is right as II now gives promise OF bcing
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Al Fort Eric,

BrrYALo, Oct 7.-Alopath. an odds-on favorite
won the distance event al Fort Erie to day, but
only By nose. The track was heavy.
First Race Seven furlongs-Flaneur 100 CGorn.
icy, 8to |, won; Old Mike. l02 tAbaD 10 TO L. sec
ond Branch lO? darby, to |, third. Time.
second Race-Five furlongs Eddie T.. 100 o.
walsh, to 2. won. Bonnie Burr 40 (Gormleyj
70 second Baron knight, 1903 (RomanellD. Is
-, Third Race One mile and a sixteenth -Allopath
loS " Weberl, TO 10, won, Worthington, 1903
,hothtrsolD TO |, second Santa Teresa, 100 o.
walsh to |, third Time 1855
Fourth Race ce-Five and half furlongs s-Foneda
loI (DarO. Ito won; Lord Frazer, lU7 CogSwclD. .
40 l. second Miss Lila, ioi "a. Halb, 10 to l. third
Filth Race One mile Tom Hall i03 (GormleyD
TO |. won; Begonc. iOi "a. Weber ! to l. second
Briefs, % -. Walsh, 4 to l. third Time IAN,
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NELLA JAY Wins Big TR0T.
FAVORITE DISTANCED IN KEN
TUCkY FUTURITY.
The RaJah Makes Disastrous Breaks in
First Heat-Twinkie Captures the Ten.
nessee stake for PAGERS and Equals
Dan Patchs Record for the Event.

LEXINGTON. Ky. Oct. Eight thousand
persons cheered wildly this afternoon when
the roam Ally Nels Jay came home the winner
OF the classic Kentucky Futurity for three
year-old trotters, which marked the opening
Of the fall meeting of the Kentucky Trotting
Horse Breeders Association. They cheered
again when Hudson put the whip to the fy-
ing Twinkle and brought her home the winner
Of the Tennessee Sake for 2Os PAGERS. The
track was lightning fast AZ evidenced by
Twinkle's mile In 2n5 in which she not only
lowered her mark Of 205t. but equaled the
record for the stake made by Dan Putch last
season
The Futurity was a truly trotted race, save
perhaps the first heat. when the favorite. The
Rajah vas distanced after making disastrous
breaks Gail Hamilton had no trouble in
winning the first and second heats. The
third went to Nella jay. Pat Henry led to
the distance pole. when Nella Jay collared
him and passed the son OF John q. Carlisle
as If he were tied. The roam filly won easily
by a length. The fourth heat II was al. NelIa
JAY. Again in the nth when Gail Hamilton
was asked to come through she left her feet
In the stretch and the heat and race went TO
the sister OF Country jay. Dan before the
Tennessee, sold for $50. and the field $40, but
Geers was never able TO get heat with the
chestnut gelding.
Both OF the purse events proved overthrows
for the favorites Baron Bell. the choice az
$50 to the fields sil0 did not finish in the
money, while Miss Willamont closed at $50
to the tields 500 and could do no better than
fourth
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CDaly), Ito I. won: The Don los CMunro, II to 2
second Fo1ey Kane. ioo DEAN, Ito ., third. Time,
:. Third Race-one mile and a s,x,een,h-F,y,nr
torpedo, ll3 tBlrkenruthl 4 to S, won; Little III
KIN. ~ tRobblnsl, to l, second. Bragg OF (Da,yl
10 to |, third. Time, l5t as
Fourth Race-The Flyaway Hand,ct .: six fur.
Waswifti no DEAN. Ito s, won; Levathsn.
W. ,hooolnsD 20 to !, second Gregor X, i03 (Bu.
Fifth Race-Onc mile-Jack Demund ios tBu.
chananD to 2, won: Flocarlinc ~ Knapp, 10 S.
l;t8 is - ' ''''
@, Sixth Race-One mile and an eighth-ostnste
Dean 10 TO |. second Barrack, io5 (Nutu II 10 s.
third. Time 200 3-S - w -
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CORBETT MEETS LENNI.
'FeatherweiEht Champion Boxes Six Rounds
with Him At Philadelphia.

PHILADELPHIA. Oct. 7.-Young Corbett
tonight made his first appearance in the ring
in the East since he fought McGovern. before
the Industrial A. G. The featherweight cham
pions opponent was Eddie Lenny, we'll
seasoned Quaker lad. and the two met in
q six round go" at catchweights, A large
crowd turned out TO see the mill. which proved
to be all one-slded Corbett gave Lenny
good dyubbing dropping him once in the
first and three times In the last round. and
was an easy winner. although no decision
was rendered. Ienny was saved from a clean
knoc kout by the call of time in the final round
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DR.. Lyons
PERFECT
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~ ELEGANT TOILET LUXURY.
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GOLF.

university golf tournament between Louis
Conkhn. OI and II. Olyphant. 'O5 was played
to-day. 1t was won by the latter. 3 up and
10 play. ELEPHANTS victory gives him pos
session for one year OF the Pyne trophy cup
and the championship Of the university as
well Thirty-siN holes were played.
GLEN RIDGE. n j, oct THE Glen Ridge
Golf Clubs annual meeting was held last night
and resulted in the election OF these officers,
president, b osborne; corresponding
secretary y II Standish financial secretary.
+ G Newell: treasurer, Howard b Davis
The latter succeeds B K Jacobs, who de-
cned rejection after seven years service.
governors, Dr " r Broughton. Clarence
Place, e " Royce B Days, Ward g
Standi-h and !. G Newell \ committee
consisting of Henry q chapman. X G
}hGm"f aol0n M4IlS& WanSS WhslsG GHHFGsT 16G Der
" h BTonshton was named TO secure ad-
ditional land for their gronds On the clubs
links this morning a tournament among the
Van TS' Nest fhe' fh"'' scores: res Miss Wv Van n Nest, Nest
1875 e-Ilo: Miss Sisson, 1872, ii--l2i: Mrs
Benton, l4s. 10 1917 Miss Scoyille, i5I. lo-.lss,
maknF GOOD 8nTy score on o. he qs %he
lured her wrist and was unable to fnish.
Towns trophy for competition between the
Wee Burn and the 81 Andrews cof clubs
goes 10 Wee Burn this year rs a result Of the
two annual team matches the second OF which
was played Oh the ~ Andrews links az Chaun-
cey y Y on saturday In the first match
played here early in the season Wee Burn
won, % to on saturday the 81 Andrews
team was the winner by TO g. but on the
aggregate score of the two games Wee Burn
is the winner by 20 to i3 The score of last
SATURDAY was as follows
Wee Bum-C II Sceley. ?; A. C. Wheeler o.
". X. Wneelcr. q, a 5 Pitt, 0. Dr. Garrtt Smith. /;
j. r Williams. Jr.. o. Schuyler Merritt. o. William
McCord, o.
81 Andrews l. p Myers. o. +. W F"n5ler. q.
~ HohrooE. o. W, T. stem, o. n. Z Kifsey, o.
W =. Hodgman. I, c. W. Dayton !, {. W. rarnes, O.
PLAY for the womens championship of
the Hllanlale Golf Club began Yesterday
Miss Shedding defeated Miss Haddock up
and > to play. Miss Holbrook defeated Miss
Dean up and 2 to play Mrs Barclay defeated
Miss Elder. mp and 10 play Miss Pitt de-
feated Mrs Biggs, | up IN the semi finals
to-day Mrs Barclay beat Miss Skeldng S up
and . 10 play. and Miss Holbrook defeated
Miss Pitt, up
EAST ORANGE, Oct 7 Tho Arsdale Golf
Club has elected the following officers Presi-
dent, Edward Grain, vice president, Ralph
Starrett' treasurer, james T. Cheesman.
secretary. Edward Mason; members Of board
OF directors Andrew Cleary. Edward Mason,
james Chccsman. Edward s Grain The
yearly dues for men have been increased and
the club membership limit has been reached
lnastnuch as there are twenty-six applca-
tions for membership, the limit may shortly
be increased
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American National Tournament Hyperion Co
mmbia and Berkeley, at the White Elephant alleys
New YORK League IoUrnancni. orchard, Al
gonQuin and National, az Amann Il TheisS'S alleys
Harlem League Tournam'ni-C Park
WcStchcStcr Wheclmcn and Lotus, a; rhum 4
kahlsdorf'S alleys.
Plumbing and steam supply League Tournament
Central Foundry Company, ashcroft NaLufact-
urlng Company and Metal Worker, at the Mon
arch allcyS
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sheridan's Discus Five Ounces Light.

Sheridan's discus record Of 100 feet inches
made last saturday has been rejected by the
A 4 A Record Committee on the ground
that the weight was short of the stipulated
four and one half pounds ! r Sullivan,
chairman OF the Record Committee. turned
yesterday and on the ofic,al Government
scales II was found to weigh only lour pounds
and three ounces The discus was old and
battered and should not have been used
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Cur CHALLENGE MAILED.
signed on Behalf OF Royal Ulster Yacht
Club and Sent Yesterday

Spfti1I Gable Dfspd'ch % TnE Sun
LoNDoS, Oct = Sir Thomas Upton told a
friend last night that the third challenge for
a series Of races for the Americas Cup had
been signed on behalf OF the Royal Ulster
Yacht Club and would be mailed to-day
from Belfast to the New York Yacht Club
Sir Thomas later confirmed the statement
{ AT the challenge had been mailed from Belfast
this afternoon II is on board the Oceanic.
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Spirited Kidding for Trotting Horses.

LEXINGTON. Ky. Oct7-Prominent horse
men from all over the country at
tended the opening of Woodland 4 Shan
klin's sale Of trotting horses to-day and
the bidding was spirited and good prices
ruled Only twenty-five head were sold.
they bringing $40. $50, an average OF S+28, In
terest centred in the sale of the Futurity
candidate Margaret Bathgate. who was bought
by Brook Curry for 5000. The best prices
were.
Margaft Bathgate. b, T.. 3. by Silent Brook
Brooke curry lexington ''...,.'..-..... 5000
Bette Brook. ??7l4, b T.. g. by Silent Brook,
a. l.. Darnaby, lexington. .... .........- s?5
Baron Oakland, b. S, 5. by. Oakland Baron. r.
". Jones. Welsville, y. i.....,.. ......-. s25
Direct Man, b. s., S. by Drectum Brook Curry 4 400
Bay colt s. by Ashland " likes, Brook Curry. 700
Brooke Graves. 225. b, T., 3. by Silent Brook.
Mr.. Johnston Lexington. ..., ,......... 525
Bsv colt. 2, by Ashland Wilkes. J. L. Brown,
Winchester. ..-.-......- ..... 115
Lady Brussels. br. T., ?, by Wilton; Eugene
Rucker. Georgetown Ky ....,.......,.., 500
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~ Chicago.

'nl,,G", Oct. IN, Tchrnor 4 Co.'S VA
'N'', 'avortc at to s. won the FlyAway handi-
On a' 'iN furongN. the feature OF the card OF the
W"n.Ug daN at Worth day
l't,' Race ~, fuhongS-Echo Dale. los tBat
'i'', ~ to TO- won, Dodic s., 10 tPierattel, to |,
80 - ona brownie Anderson. io2 tNutu, 6to L. third
Irl. liD
second Race Five iuriongs- Americana. III
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Rowing AZ Cornell.

ITHACA. Oct The Cornell interclass
regatta was held on Csyuga Lake this after
noon despite the rain. and the 1905 crew
came ont victorious winning from the seniors
who were second by half a length The
junior combination was third The time of
the winning crew was minutes 10 seconds.
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Martinique Wins Prix Ic Des,rier.

Special cable Despatch TO THE SUN.
PARIS, Oct The race for the Prix 10
Destrcr, one mile was won to-day by NJ
Rivcrc's Martinique " Vanderbilt :
Marigold was, second. and Comte l.e MGroi' :
NaCarat third
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Red Clife, ch. g. BY Red Wilkes jCarpenten.i |
Boralma's Brother, b, 5. Page ..., .........t
John Hooper, ch. z. Bristol ...... .........3
Dash. b. 2. Gibbons ......2
Pythla blk m (GaSneln ....r.-.. ....... 5
1lme-2lti 4, 2isl,, 2.ls,
2is class pacing; purse $500
Legalp ood, br g, ny Arrow Root Gas
Gypsy wilkes, blk m. Reynolds, .......l
Hairy Mac. blk. 2. ,BowScrl .......7
Boral yht ch. m. Gov. ........,.,.-..2 5
Chum Boy. ch. g. tGllcS) ..-.........
Ned Perry. br. g. lHumphrcyvel .....,4
Lexington. blk. &. ,ONeih &c.,. ....,.-,.a
Mary & ch. m. Proctor ...............
Naniwa. br. m, uSabeI ......-. 3 dr.
Time -2iS',, ?:i3la, 2iSi,. ?tlt'i.
22O class. tro,ting purse $500:
Gtlyer. blk 6. BY Wilkes Nelson. 3 I /?
say Tell, h. tPicrcel .............. Il =
shuttle. h, mdNAn Aukenl. ....... ? q 2 q
T. T.. y. b, 5, smith ...... .......s S
Princess Kboll. ch, m. tGics ...... 3 3
Jimmie Michael b. 9. tDeNlnl .......7
Minnie c., b. m tDorei .........
CaShuc. b. ;. tGrahami ........
Irene. b. m. Barnard ...... ......... q
Ncaria, blk s. tHumphrcyvillel .... dis.
Nani'a, b, m. tSwitLcrl ..... ....... dis
Time-2isl3, ?i7'.. :i6',. ?lH,. 2l'i.
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A Mans Man ami woman's Woman

are the salt OF the earth They have sense
10 their heads and steel In their ba ok bones
mrsh.J That's why they read TuE Sun.
ADJ.
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On the Dover Track.

DOVER. Y H. oct The New England Mile
Track Associations nnal meeting for the season
opened at Granite state Park to day. The racing
has seldom been equaed In exciting features on
an opening day. The ??o irot was unfinished.
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Good Racing a. Glens Falls.

GLrSs FALLS. Oct The track was In the
best OF condition for tho opening day OF the North.
ern New York Trotting Horse Breeders Assocla
ton meeting. The attendance was fairly good
and the racing excellent although the time was
slow.
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seasons Last Harness Racing in Massa.
chusctts.

BosroN. oct. THE last light harness racing Of
the season In Massachusetts was witnessed by a
small gathering at the Old Saugus course to day.
2is class. trotting. purse $1,000
kt Tarr In
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The Jenkins Bros. won the nrSt game In the
Plumbing and Steam supply League tournament
al the Monarch alleys last night by 2i2 pins. The
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Good start won driving: Grey Friar. gr. G., 2. by
ST, George-Uns b. owned by F. r. Hitchcock,
FOURTH RACE.
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Empire City-Gray. lai. Clancy, 1875 KAht 100;
Quirk, l9s, Gross. 1871. Total. $50.
lonkers-Mitchell, la Barnes. l39: F. AndeI-
son. III, Brady. 1888 r. Anderson, 1855. Total sli.
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Good start: won driving. Remorse. b. c.. 3. by
owned by J. B. Haggin
THIRD RACE.

Good start: won driving; King Pepper. ch. e.. 4.
by Rantsks-Genevieve; owned BY the Pepper
Stable
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For beaten three year -olds and upward. 20
DO lndS under the scale; $1,000 added; seven fur
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Morris Park Entries for To-day.

ridden ont; Lady Sterling. ch. t..
Julia. owned by l.. V. Bell.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1902-10-08

SOLICITOR DEAN OF spartanbueg was q, on
our streets yesterday on legal business. n'
is \ friend and classnaie OF Mr.: K Z. Brown
lee They graduated from Erakine aoon'
twenty-five years ago, and their lives nave
been an honor 70 the old college.
The Ladies' Aid Society will serve innche'
next saturday. Call and see them. Tnry
Will also serve lunches during the Fair. f4s
will end them In store room next TO A. b
Cheathan.
VIZ are glad the circus IL coming; aithnngi
n, IKE Christmas, costs something. IL u
worth much TO see the happy children OF
such occasions.
NIX r y. Galloway. business manager of tht
Associste Reformed Pfesby terian, !. IN towr
ss Juror. Intelligent and conscientious
Mtigsnis will get their deserts.
Me-. J. L. MCCRAcKES, In aforetimea
GOOD printer In the Press and Banner once
helped the Judge dispense justice last week.
Two performances are given daily. 10 tn,
aftsruoSn nt O'Clock and In the evening al
So'clock. Doors open one hour earlier. A.
tbo tents are absolutely sun and water PROOF
Mn. r. C. BRowNLgg. OF Due West was la
town yesterday. attending Court.
MR.J. r. BLAKE has n notice In another
column that will interest , ou person ally.
Rush through With your work and MAKE
pTeparseions to come 10 the County Fnir
where you can have "a most deifSht'ui ana
profitable time.