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New-York tribune., 1902-10-12
MANY PRESENT AT WORRTSTOWN
WALTER r. BLISS. J. EDWARD DAVIS AND
TONzO SALVAGE AMONG THE
PRIZE WINNERS.

Morristou. y J.. oct; II Special Despite the
unpromisng weather in the morning there was .
large attendance n the horse show and when the
which was after five in the evening. summary:
Frs c71s. - 5ars, FEls SIS; .e5sad. slo eo'h
qTrTfa F t5srrt ~ 6q, iy. NIX TWonty ssHS "A
Dumage Blarsdfa Sa5lss tara, ] IaSnss -, 9 Brlen "
second lass Z 'nrst prize cup of,s7-4 o2 Mrs Alex
vivian 15nz5 sauvags. second. Fiun. Mss Maud Emily
Tira class lo prize, sss second s. si1 pairs
~ harness horses -FlTsI No.Ils Nslsr
Da,is thrd. Duke Prince II Msh, Ty2rns,y
r. Whitney four ponies IN ha-nesslFrst Sir Vivian
,hrd To-, Mss Beatrice FIasg. fourth Martha. Master
Tis5s Class 81 S65sf Prize SIS. orsres b. Henry
Ifsaf Insa Bsy. t.' third Bas6 M-s WhtaeT to,r5h
slasi is caF, prize s. oaerss by FiGH9F.
iams second Tommy Atkins Master Fred P. Humph-
seventh ,nrst prize SIS second SIS both offered by c
2: cutler four haekneys n harnessl Lady Cay
Izissers 4i,Iis third STsri5a = " ogden
E-ghth class - .aTsJ prize Ss3 see3nd SIS. both
First. Gay Lass and Gay Lad , E4Esrd DAYS second.
hsT and Golden Plume Thongs as B. aiddea
by Charles ~ Hthswsy three sporting tsnie1nsSIFirst
Countess, Gladys, ? l. Van Ness second, Hero. nav
9h ess. 3 a:, PFFf seR.s sgE s'2as % cup 5s;
team. TRSInas b Hia6sa -A H.
~ Gas 3 Cur, Prls H SIS san5 :5 both
First. geeing. Charles Pnzer: second. Wenoah.
Miss Ethel Money: third. Vulcan. Richard Newton r
fourth. Meadow Lark. L. Batter
Twelfth. Class p crst prize, SIS offered ny Wheeler
r. Peckham: novice harness horSesl-First. The Frar
Mrs. De Witt z. Flanagan
Tairtssnts Chrst pTizs, SOS offered sy A H vernsrn
SIS; Pair of horsesl-Frst. villa Cherry
DeNberry, Thoass b. Hidsen second. Richmond sieia
-. I.
Fourteenth Cnrst prize. SIS second. $50. two hunt
teSrnsF1rst, team Union County Hounds. second
ESeeN Hunt
wPsssss w9ssS .sas: ss: is,s.. @ Bs s. o:sa .
tlernan Jack Edgard Davis team. ?. ". ogden
sport skip Charles p Cutler.
sixteenth Cas- 50 ohrst prize $50 offered By J. Cd
Nard DAVIS; seconc seserNe rthhoa champion
sns 9nmpers, first c Pnzsr second. ". .. Grand
eNenteenth fnrst prize. SO. hv L
second. rihhor. chsrurfo-
{ Thomas =. - ' -F-
htghteenth Class 80 sarst prize of-ered Austan
ises' seoono saddle six saddle
stone clarenoe b Mitchell: secons Corrnan6-r PhiIip
- AaNnsston third Fred EdWarS M cote fourth Sowsr-
set = T. II. TslnaaFe.
Nneteenth Class 90 fhrst prize $50 offered b Charles
ner second rhhon: charpicn harness horseS3
~ w.. Ne5el Artst Walter p seco-s Boy
:. hoearc laws rhird. hay = ". ogdea-
New-York tribune., 1902-10-12
CORNELL. 81. WILLIAMS 8
lay TELEGRAPH To TIE rR1BUNEl

lthaca n L, Oct u-Cornell was scored On .,
day. for the first time this season bv tho s,ro,
Williams eleven. Early in the irst hair Peat,s7,
broke through the Cornell line and blocked Cen.
punt and with clear field ran thirty-7vs ,,,-4s
for a touchdown
Williams played pucky game and fully eo,,allsd
Cornell In weight hut could rot cope with H. r5at
and White. as the final score 81 TO 6 shows C,ofs
kicked on Tor Cornell. and punts vera svcb.,5
IN Nlhams's territory. Purcell and conn ,,,sb1
INC nali down the field in short order hut vviIiar
hsid on the Vineyard line. Watson fun,bis5 ,h
pass for punt and was downed for So -,
hVe minutes OF play After the next kickory -
ne4 advanced the ball -apidly on end rms b.. 90
m and Purcell until the latter ran sigbt,- -.
Iot touchao|n A few minutes later Psaho1,-
raised Nhllams's hopes by making his to,,cb5
rom olockto Kick. but In three nin-tas C,a.,.,
warner repeated the play for COrnaU r,.lt -,
sDo4e - to Luecer left tackle mada ,b I5 LIS 'ne
, - u G-e game az the close OF rho baIf
yards 10 the goal. 'aeNie ana ran sixty
ia ~ Ihs second half Purcell who had bea, q ann.
ss-1s h-ss o,Iheti; was replaced by Shenari WIN
red IN this half and fought asrcai'
tne Yen Inlnutes play Coffin and Srnttb after
- " o4i near enough for HaIIids- S.or1s,i,
tuAnack, 10 dive through fbe itns 90
-,i-s ~ lliaIns weakened for a few rrinrtaS "a
,1.o Sillltn ana Shepard TO circle the ENDS Tor
49, ...ttg arc runs and touchdown Tba ,-ist,ors
,1-,t-. sSSls splenold exhibition OF gameness ana
-srs ,sGstu Iof downs between their ave ana tsn
E@ro me nut corners third sttsmpt suScss5sd
New-York tribune., 1902-10-12
FoUR FANORIrFs WIN

81 Louis. Oct IA large crowd was I'm attend
ance the Fair Grounds track TO-DAY The track
was good and the weather fine The feature ot ile
card the mile and a sixteenth handicap Win
seven OF the best handicap horses on tho TRACK
Edgardo the favorite, but was beaten 7}
Nearest. third choice. by one leneth. Tie other
races were captured by four favorites. second
choice and outsider The summarie--
FIRST ,s'x furlonssl-FeanCr Howard ioi '~-aN
J., Orre Gosn. 1o1 tNaisEl : 20 -'.'..ls
Lysheth. 81 1ioubrel 10 !. third Time l-laAt.
tfye and on--haf fuTl1uE- t-l-sti.i 10
llalel. Happy CHappy leo bacss1n'. II 70 =
second. Scharf. lo5 ONaldli 10 J.. third Time
1.oS
Third tseven furonEsl-Sarnb7 To Gnaiei- % g.
81 tGlmOrel 10 % I, third Time, 81
Fourth r.Ce mile and sixteenth Nearest -
HEuurrsl, I, EiEario los 'JarEs.nl l3 % B.
second. Coat. % tWaldo'. . 10 L. third Time
l:46a.
Fifth fJroDEsb-Fickles lO3 tNaltol p 10 j
Ker. tis1udFul. I. second. Aca- jos
tAd1rsel. % 3 third Time, lilo
NValGo1. 70 J. Won. Lamar. ll5 Dale 20 . second
Satchel. qS III. GfmoreN. lS ]. third Time I AZ
Seventh furlougsiThe Boer. Ius Hounrel, l
10 8 won. Hilee ll6 tDalel 3. second Trus. 10
walsh. 1. third Time. Is
New-York tribune., 1902-10-12
PRINcEroN- Il. ANNAPOLIS. ..

Annapolis Md, Oct. lin a terrific doWnpour
OF rain which continued during the entre sdlie
and made things miserable for all concerned tns
navy football team defeated this afternoon oS
the Princeton Tigers by a score Of IL 10 o. never
before was a game played here unde more un
favorable conditions. So much water teu thdt tle
field resembled qua gmire and made IL impos-
sible for the players to handle the ball NotWlun
standing the bad weather, the Princeton rooteIS
We're on hand in large numbers Considerlns the
unt7vorab'e conditions the game was good one
ne middies we've greatly outWelghed' a,ta aao, "a
me princeton men have had mucn more PlaD'1V'
the former were lucky TO keep the score down
mart Tor the Tigers. scored a JOuchuONH ~
minutes after play began. and in snOtler hNe tIc
IlgerS had the ball within two yards or tne navy
goal The latter made a good stand however fh1
despite the fierce efforts of the orange ana bItCh
prevented them from doing any turther uahas-
in this half
I'm tine second half De Witt kicked 70 McNalr-
who fUm5laI and me EaU rolled benDd the navy
goal Howard got il. and. with the princeton PIaN-
erS right him. kicked il tor sixty yardS doNh
the field succession Of hurdles and rusnes ma4e q
another score for Princeton, kaIer making III IN
touchdown and De Witt kicking the goal Lhe
game ended with making some gains ne
lined 8 follows
New-York tribune., 1902-10-12
CHESS NOTES.

Champion Laskar. who left Glasgow a week ago
Saturday on the Anchor liner Columbia is due here
to-day and viii. in all probability. visit the Man
haitian Chess Club this afternoon The latter or
ganization has enga ged him for ten evenings but
the exact programme has not been fixed at pres
II is said that Lasker will be pitted in match
games against six or seven OF the best Manhattan
players and that he will be asked to give stimuli
taneouS exhibition
T. W. Showalter arrived IN this city a few days
ago. He said that he had altogether retired from
serious chess but that he would object to play
one Of the match games against Lasker, should he
be asked 70 do He looks We'll. and intends stay
ing in the city for fortnight.
A lively meeting was held al the Manhattan Chess
Club on Thursday evening. when il was practically
decided to give up the present quarters. owing TO
the high rent. The president Of the club au-
thorized to name a committee of six members
whose business II will be to find rooms. A mo-
ton TO increase the dues and remain in the old
quarters was lost. The nominating COMMITTEES for
the election Of officers and directors in January
was also elected at this meeting. The COMMITTEES
consists OF l. ID. Cohn. DR.. Louis COhn, ~ Le-
vino, W. Bgelow and William y. AmOry-
The new officers Of the Brooklyn Chess Club.
elected last week. are the following: President. s.
B. Chittenden: first vice-president. J. H. Watson;
second vice-president. DR., s Z King; treasurer.
Fl Pressprich; secretary. s. H Cragg; directors, z.
Lord p d. Chase. J. Hausleiter. G. B. Bretz. W. 5.
Lemen and Olaf Tyoerg
The second number of a new weekly chess maya
zine under the title Of The American Chess Week
ly' very ably edited by Emil Kemeny. the dis
tnguished expert OF Philadelphia, came to hand
Yesterday The editor requests that all comm1n-
cations be p. o. Box as, Philadelphia. Penn
New-York tribune., 1902-10-12
WEST POINT. Il: DICKINSON o

West Point y Y. oct lion sloppy held and
with a wet. slippery ball which neither side was
able 10 hold the West Point cadets defeated the
team from Dickinson College to-day by a score or
n 20 O. Dickinson put up a much better eNnlol-
tior of football than the cadets expected
West Point made her first score ON "a tumol" oN
tho visitors the bail rolling into McAudre"s
hands He ran hfty-fve yards through a clear hed
for a touchdown, from which Toruey kicked goal
making the score . To in favor Of th" soldiers
The Dickinson boys the next lineup put UP d
strong defence but little by little th' CADETS
worked the ball toward the visitors goal ohN 10
lose it on a tumble Salters made Spe'ta'4'd'
run through West Point for thirty yards
The bail returned 20 West Point iu the next
scrlmmage on q tumble Dickinson took trite
and West Point forced to kick snyder fuHlliE
the ball back twenty yards Euukers knee EtiN =
out and Gardner replaced him Time Wa IailFH
shortly after with the score, West Point o. L'''N
insOn. .- t-i.L
I'm tho second half shannon received M hIth
and was doWued after gaining ten Narir, i-N -
Tornev and Graves were sent repcai'iN mus u
the line TOR gains. and Gardner made 70 pJ-l'N lun
around IN. sul from. the 2u-yard lI' HitkIB 'I'
other touchdown for HE cadets. Graves .ilirl I'
kick the goal Now came game h"lN't'. I'' ltl @
backs hail beius kicked back ara t'rt' -seEE elE
few minutes for the remainder OF tine hdii. ,l.u
ended with the score ~ % DO favor 90 'N' '''r''
lIunup.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-12
FOOTBALL.
YALE DEFEATS BROWN TEN TO MOTH
ING IN A SNAPPY CAME.

Providence. r. l.. oct u--Brown played the nrst
important football game to-day. her antsgonlst
being Yale who defeated her IN game fun Of
girrer bv a score Of 10 10 Yale had not played
IN Providence since the game six years ago. when
tae score was s 70 There were several thousand
enthusiastic SPECTATORS. and the Brown rooters
were reinforced by The American Band When
the two teams lined Up the superiority Of Yale as
10 weight was easily manifest Yale kicked Of
and Brown. by fast and snappy playing. carried
the ball BY successive rushes down 70 Hales >
,-srd line when Yale held out, and then slowly
,,lshed the ball down the field Brown regained
the BAH on a tumble. but Yale again held. ana ~
sheer weisht pushed Brown back TO her 5-yard
line wnere Brown held and recovered the ball Just
as the half closed
In the second half Yale made several changes and
plavei more aggressive game. Brown kicked on
ana Yale had the ball all the time excep. IN the last
few minutes Of play Shevin got through the Brown
interference on the Brown 45-yard line and, elud-
frz an his pursuerS. made the only TOUCHDOWN OF
ne game. The goal was missed
After the kick on Yale kept the pail IN
Browns territory. but MetCalt kicked beauIifll
goal from the held from The S-yard Inc ana the
score Of the game was made 10 10 q. Brown finally
secured the ball in the centre Of the fed about nve
minutes before time called ana made some
gains Iosins the ball on the only punt IN the game
when time was called u was I ale : pan ~ the
centre Of the Iied The general play OF the brown
team elected much praise webb. kLss ana barry
,.ycclei for Brown " nile SheVlin' Glass ana to
San were the Greatest ground gamers Tor nae- Ihe
New-York tribune., 1902-10-12
HARVARD. 2; UNIVERSITY OF MAINE.

Cambridge Mass Oct u-Much 20 the ssusfac-
non Of coaches and undergraduates. the Harvard
eleven showed some improvement this afternoon
and defeated the University OF Maine on SolGie's'
Field by score Of % 70 o. The creditatle playing
OF Harvard was entirely IN the second half. for the
game opened with about poor showing as mas
been seen this season. The Maine boys, although
much lighter in the line. were able 10 hold their
opponents for downs. and in rushing the bail were
able TO get through time and again. although
ground gaining this way not for many yaris
al time stil il showed the weakness os Harvard
In the second half numerous changes were made
IN the Crimson eleven. and In addition. the plays
were run of with snap. which resulted m re-
D,srlyable Improvement in the game as a whole It
was expected the visitors would not only hold
Harvard but might perhaps score. but they were
kept on the defensive nearly the entire game only
one touchdown was scored IN the first half Tn the
second with DAILY al quarter, three Harv4ri men
crossed the Maine goal line Barnari hfa an on
5ay missing Two OF four goals. which cut
down the score. D1rticose AT fuibatE. Bailey at
quarter and Learned at centre outpHNHl their OBJ
pouents Of the visiting team The lineup
New-York tribune., 1902-10-12
mcnNrLLLE SFOOTS WIZ N G. 4. {.

Although the members OF the crescent A'HIo.
l,r a.. hardened shooters I'm all kinds of weather
tbc attendance was not I'D to the usual mark yss
terdav afternoon. The result was that only Nv
members got IN line for the second contest for t
October CUP and William NoCouville landeo -
winner with the limit
Charles J. NcDermOtt was the runner up. Wl'n =
total Of Is although Harry NJ Brigham scratcn'
actually outshOt both men, .,5
NcConville particularly lucky ln me sscJ.i .is
event. and captured the trophy. thanks t' '
handicap allowance r-
IN the shoot for the second special trophy -
Keyes and Harry Brigham tied. che former ne, Har
aging 10 do SO on his allowance OF In the snIGl
easily 80, vt
Brigham pulled himself together m the NJ"
trophy event and smashed p straight
New-York tribune., 1902-10-12
oF r- II. swARTHMORE. =


TELEGRAPH To Ihb iEiblNt-I
Philadelphia. oct lL-In a drenchng rain that
made Franklin Field ftter for water polo than
football Pennsylvania was played 10 a standstii
ty Swarthmora this afternoon The hnal score
stood m 10 O. hut the Quakers only gained their
winning five points after the hardest kind of work
iu the second half The game started in manner
Than SEM chill- 20 the hearts Of the rain soaked
PsunSyIvaniaus in Tho south stand The visitors
Kicked on forced Penusy iyania 10 kick and then
rakiu-, the bau on their own f5-yari line. went up
tho neId for a touchdown. carrying the ball with
short steady rushes Pennsylvania then scored
a almost the same way, carrying the pigskln fifty
Hyc yards over Swarthmores tackles and ends.
Both sides kicked goals, and the score remained
10 G. tied al the end Of the half. The second half
opened with the plucky little visiting team more
determined than ever 10 make the nnal a tie Penn
syIyaaia. however. put In fresh men and started
lo smash the line Three times she rushed the ball
inside Swarthmore's 2O-yard line, only TO lose IL
uu fumb.-~ so ysretchsd did Dale's passing become
that Howard was TO quarter. He did little bet
ter but finally short end plays b. tortHeT ana
Gardner. the latter went over Tor the ni1l
score. The SW4rthmore men blocked HowarI :
punt out, and the score was II 10 o. For the rest
Of the half Pennsylvania was mainly on the de-
feusiyt.
Swarthmore's handling o. the ban superior
70 that the Red and Blue. and her fulback.
Stewart kicked the slippery leather Tor forty and
ufty yards a a time In offensive work the pay
II both teams Was equal. EennsylYanlAs defence
being d trihe the sEaplier- The llLeIp IOlIoNs-
New-York tribune., 1902-10-12
CLOSE FINISHES AT CHICAGO.

Chicago. Oct. u--C. r. Campbell ran one ~ ms
best races az Worth to-day and Won The Alilh'
Stakes handily from Peaceful and J. Y. Kirby, WIN
70 l against hts chances. The race wus at one
mile and the winner. after running in seooH1
place most OF the way. came 10 the front In me
stretch and beat oat Peaceful the early pace"
maker, length. Two noses and mead separate"
the rrst four horses IN the first race IN" 1Aa-t-
giving Pretorious the verdict 10y ln~t on,
charley Thompson. with Leviathan fflfI 1l'
Hargts a head away Weather clear track ''''
The summaries
FIRST race ,s!E furionssl Pretorius Jos .'i1a-' 10
WcI: Charley Thompson, il2 CTroNler1. @i Z. D
Lfylsthsn ~. tlsrkearuthl, - I thi-i .nf r.s-
Second race ave furlougsl-- l. f,trerre- Do. 'tn
ruth, Il % > woa: Nincudes - q palyt Is i. 7'
ord: Andes llo totisl, p 70 7. third Time l.'1
Third race zone and one-eishth miles, NJ e, 7- .-
tbuchananl 70 20 Won j. NrtiurE. l"1 .trf'' ~
: second; Howaho loo fC Es''yt l3 20 g. --r1 |lI.-
l-5sh
Fourth race lAlpiIs Stakes, one mile. 2, c7-Gs@
P> 0'orue-lyl. o l. Peaceful. 1o2 II N-' 10
/: second. : Y kirby. 20 d'ierstt'. o. 7. -ri Time
l-sl
Fl.th race ,hye furones'-lreue Lnds@y lo7 I.-b'7-
ruth'. II 70 Won; Money Nuss 100 a. NastrN " ." a
second: puetst 10 tHoar'. 10 T. ttir3 T0. ,'-'
sixth race frne and ore-half miles Ne--.' ~
tFleratO. 70 Won Haywood Hu-teT. So ,H'--rS7r
third. Time s.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-12
FRANK FARRELLS HORSES SOLD
BLUES GOES FOR 5000 BUT IS BOUGHT
BACK FOR son

BACK FOR SS."p
The sale Of horses in training owned by Frank
Farreu took place in the paddock Of the Morris
Park track yesterday afternoon. before the races
and, in spite Of the rain, big crowd was az
the rlnEside. Several Of the horses went for good
amounts brt II Was the general opinion that the
good ones were bought IN for the owner. The
prlce given for Blues. S7.Oea the highest
amount the sale. and the buyer was A. J.
Joyner. who later resold the horse 70 Farrell for
$500 Bonnibert was knocked down 10 q. F. John
son for S4y0 summary % principal sales
De Reszke. or Dr. e. 3. by Larnpiighter-iuaT.
serene II L So 100
Blues h C.. T. by Sir Dixon-Bonnie Blue II: A J.
ah-i
Bonnibert ca C.. I. by imp. Alhert-Bouni ols. q.
Minotaur c. ? BY Eon-Aerrnaid; A. J. Joyae-. 500
Tiernrv .-...-.-..... 800
Total Tor seven head ssl 600 Average teaf soon
PROPERTY or FRANKLIN STONE
san Andres hr T.. by imp. ouioslirne- -soutretts
II " g. 81 On
DaTo5il J. 2 Widener- ? s0p
New-York tribune., 1902-10-12
URSINUS. l6. NETWORK UNIVERSITY. o

10 q fast game Of football yesterday on Ohio
Field New-York University was defeated by Ur-
sinus by - score OF g 10 o Trsinus slightly out
weighed New-York. and from the first play showed
superior work. The formations OF the win
ming team were good. and the interference repeat
ediy gave the backs clear field around the ends
cf the local eleven. During the first half Ursuus
scored two touchdoWns losing the ball but twice
and making steady gains with end and tackle plavs
Roth kicked one goal. bat failed iu rho second
The nueup-
New-York tribune., 1902-10-12

TO HAVE CONCERT BEFORE GAME.

New Haven Conn, Oct. II (SpeciaD-At a confer
ence between the managers Of the Yale and Harvard
Glee clubs this city last night ii decided 10
hold joint gIec club concert on the evening pre-
ceding the Yale-Harvard football game Yale
Field November % When the games
played In Springfield there was similar concert.
and they have also been held IN Boston. This will
he the first of a series 10 be held in New-Haven
New-York tribune., 1902-10-12
PUSH YOUR BUSINESS.
" your business needs "A push try an adver-
CYCLING.
CHANGES AT CYCLE PATH REsT-GooD PRO
GRAMME AT vAII.SBURG TO-DAY

Nhlie there has been little riding Of late largely
:" account Of the weather those who have heen
"o"n the Coney Island cycle path have heen an
'''en al toe Way ~ has been neglected The grass
iaS oeen allowed 10 encroach the sides. and at
- pltc"s below Twenty -second-ave little tufts
Da,5 5iasS nave sprouted through the centre of the
n glorieS or the wheemens Pros
heCIt Fark are passing away An iron fence is n
,,bnS1e me rest along Fort Hamilton-ave and the
rareeSL ISL ,dcks along that thorOughfare have been
neIIeS ~ Nheelmen 10 reach the rest will be com
fountain " '''''' "'@' '"e u'HlhihE
New-York tribune., 1902-10-12
LAwRENcEvILLE. ). PRINCETON. 0s. o

Princeton, y. J.. oct II CSpecaD.-In close
game the strong LawrencevilIe eleven defeated the
Princeton freshmen here this afternoon by the
score OF to 0. On account OF the rain, the field
heavy and fast playing was rendered almost
impossible The touchdown made In the first
half, after five minutes OF play. LawrenCeville had
the ball the freshmens goal several times. but
lost II fumbles. Ritter and Brown played the
best game for LaWrenCeVille. and Bard and Kirk
patrick for Princeton.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-12
GAMES ON OTHER FIELDS

~ Auhsrst-Amherst Ii: Union o
At Ann Arbor-M Michigan. so. Indiana o.
~ WILLIAMSON Buckueu i6. Carlisle o.
At ChiCag--Chicago So Purdue. o.
At Wash Lgton-(ieorgetown. Is; ST. Johns, o.
AZ Middletown-W Wesleyan. o.. Springfield Training
School
At Syracuse-Syra-use. Is. Colgate O
At New-Haven-Yae freshmen. 23
At Andov-r-Ph Philltps-AndoVer. II. Wiiston Acad-
At EXsterHarvard second eleven 8. Phillps-Exeter
~ Gr0ton-Harvard freshmen, 1s: Groton. s
At Gencva-Hobart Is. Rochester. o.
At Lew'ston-Bates. l7f Boston College 5
New-York tribune., 1902-10-12

could not surpass CoIumbia's score on Rutgers
Lehigh won on. in tiresome game-Si 70 y. rNu'-
gers making safety in the second hall, tSres
Rutgers got TIE ball fuubles on t1en ,nae-
yard line in the second half and ayerted Ia 81
score Lehigr's stars were Captain Farap apdusn sr S
Dornn and Rutgers's best players were 'FFeei anu
Mnnn
New-York tribune., 1902-10-12
DARTMOUTH. q. TUFTS o

IBY TELEGRAPH 10 TIE IHIBLNE-I
Hanover y H oct u.-Dartmouth easily de-
feated Tufts to-day by the score of % TO o. Tufts
could not gain at ALL while Dartmouths backs
gained az will through holes made by Place, A h
Smith and Gilman Several long runs were made
around Tufts ends In the second half Dartmouth
played many substitutes. Knibbs had three ribs
broken. Lineup
New-York tribune., 1902-10-12
SHOOTING AT CPEEDnOOR.

Creedmoor. Long Island. Oct. II (SpecaD.-rhs
tenth supplementary practice OF the season was
held here to-day for the sharpshoOters class at go
and 600 Yards The attendance was large The
weather was particularly stormy The shooting and
issuing OF decorations were under the supervision
of Lieutenant Colonel y. B. Thurston. inspector Of
small arms practice The distinguished experts
practised yesterday. Next Saturdays practice will
he for the slarpshootng class. Summary.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-12

'HNL'ENGE EXPECTED ON WEDNESDAY
\ meeting OF the New-York Yacht club has been
c'"ed Tor Thursday az D. m to take action on
1p 14e expected challenge for the Americas cup Sir
Upton : challenge Is expected arrive
Gay ~ - '''' W" W ''''
New-York tribune., 1902-10-12
FOR A NEw-YoRK PRESS CLUB FUND.

The executive committee Of the WestChester
Racing Association announces that the racing al
Morris Park on Friday October - will be for the
benefit Of the hospital and cemetery fund of the
New-York Press club. The programme of the
races for the day viii be announced shortly.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-12
Young PALMA TO PLAY LACROSSE

CoIumbia's lacrosse team has organized 80, lV'
year F. j. Reid is president. L Kebler rnaHIsr rs,r
and n S. GoIdberger. assistant manager -
practice will begin at and viii continue s.,t
a week Joss Estrada Palma. a son Or = 7cardi-
Palma OF the Cuban Republic is one OF ~ ssrond
dates for the team. He is a student ~ '"V
year law class
For .sh.~ .oo~s. -. mage twelve
New-York tribune., 1902-10-12
LEHIGH. 81. RUTGERS

IsY TELEGRAPH TO TIE TRIBrNEI
Bethlehem. PENN Oct. u--Try as Lehlsn coulo
in steady downpour of rain. DIT Newton Soi''