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The sun., 1902-09-24
COLLINSON BASEBALL SITUATION
American League for New York. He Says
--Elberfeld VIII stay In Detroit.

Jimmy Collins, captain and manager OF the
Boston American League team and tho great
est of all third basemen. saw the game Mt
the Polo Grounds yesterday Asked If hc
was here looking for talent or American
League grounds here, he said he was just
passing through and wanted TO see Mathew
son ,oh, as he never had seen that noted
boxman perform What do You think Of
hims" Collins WAS asked Inter in the game,
He's pretty good. was the reply; he mixes
them up well
Asked IL the American League would be in
New York next year Collins replied. Il feel
pretty sure that n will
How nbout Leach. Tannehill. Chesbro
and other stars being signed 10 play on the
New York American League team"
# don't know. said the Bostonisn An I
know about that is what have seen in the
papers
Don't you know aEythins about the Amcri-
can League affairs except what YOU have
seen in the papers"
We'll yes Collins responded with n smile.
Il guess I'm wise to nll that IL going Cn
"Rni. ne added there are others who are
wiser than
On the subject Of tho location Of the grounds.
however. Collins was non-communicativ
He and the other AMERICAN Ieagners appsr-
he said "snd it's in th" wringer now,
The American League Is posted ~ 10
everything that is gotrH on in baseball and
while the National League people have flooded
our players with kilograms. nearly all Of our
mon have been signed for next year. | have
signed all Of my men. including Jack Warner
who ia reported 10 have signed with New York
Warner signed two.yrar contract with
Boston a month ago. The Washington men
phias, Clevelands and Detroits Bota Bar
rett and FlDerfeld have signed with Detroit
FOR next year, Flberfeld signed a New York
contract, ] guess. but the Detroit folks have
20, 10 him since and he told me when We were
In Detroit last that he would not play In New
York neNt year. Jimmy Nc >lecr had more
trouble with his St Louis pl'vers tNan my
BODY nlso. tut he has rounded them all all M
exc pt H,rper and Burkctt. I don't h.urve
burksr mas signed ye, iou cant always
tell about players They miRrt change their
minds but ! know of scarcely any Of our
PLAYERS that the National League has got
sDo vou think clubs will go ahead paying
these big snlar es;'
II don I see how they can. The club own
ers have not got their money invested FOR
nothing, that's sure tang Nrvert hcles-
while q club is making money II ia willing "a
nav the big salaries. and most Of the American
League clubs have made money thls year,
in the Fast especially In Washington they
mr.. drawing better than they ever did. eveo
when in the National League. The only
reasonable solution Of the baseball question
in sight is peace, and suppose they will gel
together in n year or 70. N IL n pretty vel
esta hlished fact bv this time tHat the Amcri.
can League has TOO strong hold on the
public and is too strongly cntrenched TO b,
broken NJ.
The sun., 1902-09-24
BRO \ School Football schedule.

Tho Bronx School Intcrscholastic Athletic
Association held meeting Yesterday after
noon and completed arrangements for the
football season The football committee
reported that II could not secure neutral
grounds for the football games and II was
decided TO play the championship games
as before on the school grounds. The fol-
lowing schedule was adopted;
Oct Bronx school VS.. Kyles school, Klmball
School vs. Manhausn school, fowes School vs.
Manning school: Samp'on School VS. Adler School
Oct III kyles School vs.. kimbal School: Man
haitian School vs.. Fowles School Sampson School
Us Manning School; Bronx School VS.. Adler School
Oct. is. Krball School vs. bronx school Man
haitian School W. KyIes school. Fowler School vs.
sampson School Adler School w. Manning School.
Oct. rs, Manhattan School vs. Bronx school:
Kyies School vs. sampson School; kimbau School
vs. Manning School; Adler School vs. Fowler School.
Nov. Bronx school vs.. Fowler School. Kyle,
school IS. Manning School, Klmball School ".
sampson school. Adler Scho vs.. Manhattan school
Nov, y Manning School vs.. Bronx School
Kyles school vs. Adler School kmball School W
Fowler School sampson SCHOOL vs.. Manhattan
school.
Noy rs Bronx School vs. Sampson School.
Kyles Schoo! vs.. Fowler school: kmball school
vs Adler School, Manning School vs.. Manhattan
School.
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conditions upset. were numerous. The card pre-
scn,ed was OF an ordinary kind. the only clss,
being 10 the fourth event. six .furiongs sprint.
riru Race Seven f,Irlongs Rag Tag. 40 ma
thewsJ, even, won. Inspector shea, ii0 lProrl
ITO L. second: Corinne INLAND. i07 tHosn. 10 l.
third. Time. ism. 49, -
burn, to , won: Jim KING. io< DEAN, 70 !.
second. Scnor. l'5 (Hosp, TO !, third. Tine
1904 ,.-,-,
Third Race SiK furion ss-Ailysr. io3 (Winslett
I TO /, won: Bender, p5 H'eratO. 30 to 1, second
Automaton. io7 tBirkenruth'. TO !. th'rd. Time
he .
Fourth Race Six furlongs-Muresca, 100 IL.
Jackson. 10 TO S. won; Burue Bunton, 100 Coburnl
4 TO S, second vucain, iio tWinsneid'. ~ 10 z,
rit,h Race..SiS iuronr, -rlocsriine, ia Dean
0 to :? won. Lady Jocciyn. liz tWinkheldl, 10 5.
second; Mnkctte, los a.. Jackson, to ?, third
Time. i;lgla ,.
sixth Racr-Onc uilc and NuaIter-Wlng g
Dance, lOl IL. Jackson. to |. won; MALAY, 100
DEAN. / 10 :: second, leo Newell. no Baker .
10 10 |, third. Tine. 2i7i
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Al NInlisOr.

WIsDsoR Sept. ~. HeLVy rain fsll all the aficr
noon, making conditions most unplesAnt, but a
large crowd was present The Bots blanc SN'pIe
chase o, or the snort course was thc feature
rirN Race seven furlong' Prince Of Song
i07 tGorml-yJ. 10 l. won, Donna lells ip7 lCogs
wrln. 10 to T. second, Custodian, io1 liliiN, 10 l.
third. Time. Si?
second Race Five aud one halt iurlonI'
Rank street lo2 "a. Ham, 10 to I, won Ontonogon.
100 IAAlrc, ~ to /. second: Spln'i. ioi Irwin.
IS to L. third. Time. li?t.
Third Race Six furongs Iris, 10, LSteele,
srcond Iusolcnce IS a. Haln. 10 I. third. Time.
2oi..
Fourth Race one mile Dar'cd. q, &C. ke!lyl
to I. won. Mrggs i0i fioiherSolh 10 TO |, second
Senator bcverdgc. iol ttas'rnl, to J. tnrd
Time. 5Ol4.
fifh Race -StecplechsS-Trrnrt the Mere, l3O
tStArtrt, to- !, won. STR FlrrSlie $50 iGracr'
to l. second: Terry Ranger. ISL tWinkneldu. 5
to .. third. Tine. 20T.
sixth Race NiI furlong, Lord Frazier. 100
am. loto /. won, Leila Rarr i07 CogSvenn. ~ 70
second Jigger. iOj (Stcelel 3toi, third. Time. l-O.
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Football Not rs.

The Arlington \ c. would like 10 arrange games
WIN teens averaging 100 pounds foT SUNDAYS and
holidays They have sept. p, Oct and all dates
after Oct. u open, hddreSs hariy " Nelson
aii Eleventh street Brooklyn,
The Monarch \. G. has Sep, IS. Oct s u. 10 and
20 open hidress ", Pcld'mann, 2Ja Howar nd
averLc, brooklyn.
The Vista ton yccum football team OF Brook.
lyn would like TO arrange games with teams ave
sllng l3D hounds. ADDRESS Frank J. Hic gins
manager ~ Verona street. Bmoklyn.
MoSrtL,i7, Sept, g tn" Moniclar High School
football team 10 duy competed the follow me
scnedule ~ games oct Is. EIaSIuS HAL at Mon :
clair: Is Morr.S;ovn ~ Morrs'own rs. NewaI,,
hcsdsmy. A. Montrair 20, Horace Mann school al
New YORK Nov. l. stevens Preparatory at MontrIa
\ Fast Orange at Montcnlt 10. Newark Hiyh Al
Ncpark: IS, Nontclair Nnap Academy At Noni
clair 81. Alumni Mon,chIr High School at Mont
clair.
PRINCETON. sept - The schedule Of event,
arranged for tho Princeton freshman eleven this
fan was announced to day as follows Oct, a
Peddie institute, A. Hshtsiown a. Pennington
.en'aary s Pennington. II, lAwrenceviiie, al
Princeton. 30 Hill school A. pottstown IS Mrrcers
burg Academy. al MercerSburg. Nov, l., Lawrence
vills a. tAwrcnceville T., Iae freshmen al Prince
ton. The Tiger cubs began practising yesteriay
Tnrre Is blg squad Of them, ". " Undern,II,
the full back who ts unable to play this season on
seeoun, OF an injured Knee. will act as their coach
The sun., 1902-09-24
Lawn Tennis.

T. u Little, having won tho championship
teuni. tournament OF the Crescent 4 G.. viii
play the present holder ofthe Championship
j. T, Mcmahon, this afternoon on the
BAY Ridge courts The winner of this match
will hold the championship oi tho club in
single for loo?. and will have one winto hi,
credit for the new singles championship
cup which has been put in competition thi,
year Mcmahon has been practising steadily
Tor some weeks past for this event and nne
tcnnis sLould result
s,oITp OR,NGE sept %. The tournament
for the championship of the Orange Lawn
Tennis club opened at tho club courts AT
Mortrosc y j This afternoon society folks
of the Oranges crowded about the courts ana
some good tennis was witnessed HolComb
Ward. the National expert. is the present
champion of the club and he has two "leys"
on the trophy, which must he won three
times before II becomes the personal property
Of n player The scores:
Preliminary Round Tristan souther heat G. W,
Blood, by default, Thomas !. Goodbody beat Wills
Lyman, IS, 8
First Round Robert NJ Miles. Jr.. beat jay
BramhaI. IS 90: e. =. Watson Jr. Rye, beet
Tristan Souiher, by default.
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&t 81. Louis.

ST Lorts sept. n Scratches spoiled q good
card at Delrar to day, heavy rain last night
made the track a batter Of liquid rarh. FnNortcs
were hopsd over with remarkable precision.
First ItacrHSlN and a halt f,irongs Mission.
il2 tBeauchanpl, to |, Won Tom collins lls
walsh. n to S. second Anna Elliott, 100 Adams,
So to !. third. Time. f7ss.
Second Pace SIX furlongs- Yellowstone. 20
u.oudeni. = TO l. won. Aran Sas 6 tScully), to !.
Time. l:la'.
Third Race Seven furlonEs our lady. ~ ~.
Gilmore. o TO I. won Doeskln. ~ tOConnon. 10
to I. second Nclasques, o. Booker, to I, third.
Time, i.s3
Fourth Race - Six furongs Nearest. OF tHoubrel
II to g. won II You Dare ~ walsh, gto ., second.
Ha'nault a7 tBookerl, sto S. third Time. lle7.
Fifth Race seven hirlongs-Aules, lOl tNlerl
IL to I, won; Tcktul. io7 Walsh, o 10 5, second
l2i.
sixth Race ono mile and 20 yards-Lennep,
los ,Ba,tistel 2 70 T. won, Has GIN, o? Booker,
10 iIsecond. Optmo, 20 d. Gilmore, TO g. third.
Time, sl
The sun., 1902-09-24
American bicycle Company Affairs.

The Committee on Reorganization of tho
American Bicycle Company has requested a
Joint conference with the receivers TO be held
to-day. and some interesting details are ex-
pcctcd 10 develop. An officer Of the COM
panv said yesterday that there was no danger
OF receiver being appointed for any
more OF the subordinate companies The
International Motor Car Company and the
Federal Manufacturng Company are quite
able 10 proceed and take care OF themselves.
Manufacturing Company had followed the
parent company into rccciverShip The same
oficial said that the attachment on the Inter-
nat,onal Motor Car Company had been vacated
on Monday.
The sun., 1902-09-24
NEWS or THE WHFEIMEN.
OfHiciai Results Of Grand Circuit Fem
Nnlf.MlIe Champion.

II VAS officially announced yesterday that
the grand circuit Of the y. C. \. for 100? Ia
closed the last meet being declared nr for
want Of a track TO tnkeit This leaves Kramer
the champion, with Taylor second. lawson
third and Collett and kimble tied for fourth
place The hrst three finished in the same
order that they did last year, but Kramer this
season has n bigger lead IN points. Last
year the final scor" was Kramer, 40 Taylor
&c. lawson. 80 Fourteen men won points
in tho championship contests this season
as against Gftcen las' year. The final score
To- ,opn follows
The sun., 1902-09-24
GLENGAR, A FAV0RI7E, KILLED
BREAKS BIS BACkIN KINGS HIGH
WAY STEEPLECHASE.
MIR. Chan,biets Scotch Bush Then Wins
Easily Dom Paul Takes the Handicap
for All Ases- Interval and Brunswick
First at Long Odds at GraNesend.

The clear weather and fairly sood caro-
served to draw 10000 racing enthusiasts 10
Oravesend yesterday afternoon. the principal
feature being the Kings Highway Sterple-
chase Handicap at about two miles and
half The blue pencil removed such clever
iump.r, ns Adjidaumo, Rising Sun. Miss
U'.nS.n ir.ns.,or stoyons Iudvc phillips
Mncneu inspector ooN'H' -" 40
and Walter Cl"ary' leaving onIy Nv y" x" w
the post. Glengar opened an even money
,a,o,a'., ~, " .,asI,, ,,,o,o,io, ovoins, him
10 w was 'h' c'osius 49, - "a, ,;her
Mr.. Chambers scotch busn ana n,nr.". .
were coupled ttwos When tho mas nropp'n
.r,su u.us naoa a Tbs,. raced together 10 the
terrlnc pso. ,ra,,h ,,tare Gl.rvnr
jump at the top ot the Nt",cn, wnr'n a ",rns 'nHa,
n.a,b insen.ible Glengar. whose back was
pea,n, - ~. ~. ,ou LicIod conyulsiyely for
oroSen py ,he lAn nj So1ol
and Carson. who rode Hark Forward and
nr.usb,.man respectI yely. took their mounts =
i,r.d ,ha an, n 70 ovoid trsmn-
VICE as 'ney .'ra ~ io,'a, ,r,s ,aLer 10
ling upon Mara lhe ht'"r was ,as'h y"
the Jockeys room unconscious. but b" re-
xivcd .oon, and beyond q rash on his fore
h.I 49, No, ,.r,ouslv hur, Meanwhile a
crowd Of track workers dragged inc hean
horse out Of the way in time to allow Scotch
pn.h % oI.ar tho ssme iump again easily
After that. although Hark Forward chaliensed ,
pluckily. Scotch Bush won rather 'asiiy py
three lengths in %53. two seconds slower
thar the best record for the course.
lhtee ia'or'tes an" ~, 49,
the form players 10 get back some OF Their
lost wealth. Jacob Worth's Ooin Paul. who
won the handicap for all ages at n mile and
10 yards. carrying tho public's money up into
the thousands Dom Paul was steady
favorite at twos. with backing for every other
The sun., 1902-09-24
National ! eague Game, To-day.
Boston a, New York: ST. Louis al Cincinnati
Baseball Notes.

Two ca,ch-rs yesterday signed Brr llyn ron
tracts for neat year one was Aheern anu the otht
McManus. ot the Jersey city team,
indianapolis won the american A association pen
nant for tnis year and Kansas Gay, headed by
Pitcher Sichols won the Western League cham
pionShlp.
NEW ALRASr Ind. sept. 23-Jour't Mcckin.
the former pitcher of the New York Baseball Club.
has accepted place as suatd In the Indiana Re
formaiOry.
The sun., 1902-09-24
Philadelphia. 3. Brooklyn. l.
rHE RECORD
BOSTON. .. NEW yoRK. /,

Mathewson suffered from wIld-pltchlnR
alment in the early innings OF YESTERDAY :
game NJ the Polo Grounds Two OF his Wild
pitches let In runs and gave Boston the game
When Robinson, the liSht Bridgeport back
stop, succeeded Bresnahnn Mathewson he
came steadirr No struck out nine men, all
told. but the game was gone The Bostons
we're outfeldsd in the main. but their fine
fielding in the sevent inning under fire saved
the game for them. herman Long sc"oped
MCGinnty's bunt while tearing in Ike race e
horse and nailed his man AT frsl mo-
ment later Carney took LADDERS fy IN right
and by beautiful throw doubled up McGann
M the nlnte
The sun., 1902-09-24
Trrf NOies.

LEXINGTON. Sept. ?sThe two year old tllie,
Ny Queen. by. nlndc MI" Eppc. and sister
Annette by Hlndoo Miss Hawkins, have been
sold By r. 4. SNeigcrl OF this city TO Caesby Wood
ford of Paris KY. for brood maresN his Raceland
stud Bowed rndons are the cause Of the retire
ment Of these youngSetrs. which promised 70 be
OF STAKE class.
The sun., 1902-09-24

'Inrludm. dad neat with divided points Al
Providence Aug, ~
The title of cha mpion for tho various dis
tances has been decided a. follows; Quarter
mile Kramer. one-third mile. dead heat be-
tween Kramer and Taylor: half-milr. Fcnn:
one mile. Kramer two miles, Taylor; five
miles. Kramer. There wer" twenty -four
championship meets from the time the grand
circuit started at Revere Beach on July ~.
kramer beat Taylor nine times and Taylor
beat kramer four times and they rode one
dead heat Taylor did not stsrt on the cir
cut until after Kramer had thirty points hy
winning six races straight lawson also
missed several Of the early meets.
The annual individual record century
run" Of the Century Road Club will be held
over tho Mcrrick road next Sunday. This
/, practically a loO-milc road race. with hand
some prizes allotted TO the first fifteen TO
finish and five extra time prizes. II will be a
handicap event with the winners OF former
wears on sCratch The course will be from
Bedford Rc-t to Ndssapc1ua, 10 Hlcksylle
return 10 Amtyvillc via MassapeQua. back
to Hicksvle thon another lap to Massapeqns
and then direct 70 starting place No pacing
will be permitted
The Century Road Club Association will
run its annual event Of the same sort on tho
same day, but not over the same Identical
course, though both bodies will cover
the Mcrrick road between Jamaica and
Massarequa.
The sun., 1902-09-24
BRoONiyN.

frs has, on ..IoT, srGoslyn rS.'asDA
First base on balls-On Gsryin, L. on Fraser,
struck out-By Gsrvin. ?: by Fraser. s. Two base
hits Green Keeler. Sacrifice hitS-krug, Doom.
stolen bases-Dolan t2l. Farrell Thomas. Double
play -Dshlen and Irwin. Hi by pitched bali By
Fraser, I. Tmpire Emslle. Time hour and
IS minutes. Attendance / 200.
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Austin Rice and Tommy Meyers Fight
Dr "

BALTIMORE. Md Sept - Austin Rice
of New London and Tommy Meyers n New
York fought twenty rounds 10 draw to- ehi
AZ tbe l,ernianis Masnnerchor Hall before
the knlckerbock 4. Y.
The sun., 1902-09-24
IN The BASEBALL WORLD.
COLORS or BOTH LOCAL TEAMS
TRATLED IN THE DUST.
Bostons Score Two Runs on Mathewson's
Wild Pitches and They Win the Game
-Brookl,ns succumb TO the Phila.
delphins 49, American League Results.

The two locnl standard bearers in the
National League race had their colors trailed
In the dust YESTERDAY. The Bostons beat
the New Yorks through Mathewson's Wild
ness and the lovly Phiadelphias downed the
Brooklyns
Boston, !? Sew YorS l.
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2.it class trotting. purse $1,000
Monte Carlo, b. Z BY Mend0cino lEekerS | !
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Prosperity n, ch. $ Padgtr ............s y
R-tsty Tel, blk m, Mccarthy ......,....s S
Crescent. sr x. Burgel, .......,,.,,..< 3
Kcmoni, b, q w Dlckersonl .....,.,... v 4
CrctOnncs. b NJ tKeyrN.., .......... ..... q
George Smith, b. e. tWsiglc ........... = 7
The Merchant ch. Z CThomaS ..,.........s \
Time -2io. 40. 20al.
2?o class trotting purse 5000 unfinished:
Rythmic, br. 5, BY Oakland Baron tHudsonl 1
Prince OF Orange, br G. tGe-rS .......... ...... ?
Dulc~ Cor. b, NJ. iNerI ....... ..... ...... o.. y
knly L., er. m. Uacey) .... "a
Tine 2O9
2lS class. pacing. purse 81 900 Diminished:
Daisy Field. g. m. by Mark Field Worsinc' ..... /
Az, br. e. Honryl, ..,...,. :
Billy Mack. 'or. g, Rhncl, .......,,..,, \
Mustard. h. m, tkeycs .,..,,,,..,,,.... I
Mary Anna. b. m Walker'. ... .........,,...,.... s
Dr Marvin. b. q. (Mn rNni. .,.......... ..,..... q
bora Delphia l.. m. I.oomis, .,,...,,...,..... 7
Little SPHINX b. nj. CWilsonl .......,,,,..,,.,., z
kanawha star. b. G (HGdsonl. ......,.,,.,,.,.. o
Frank Nc kinney, b. q. Grahnr), ,,....,..,......i 10
Schley Pointer. u s. tNuckolS, ,.,..............I II
John n, b. y Colby -..... .......,,. ..... ~
4 Time-c0.
The sun., 1902-09-24
Al Chicago

CHIcAGo, sept. - The Hawthorne track was 4
sea OF mud this afternoon aud. As usual with such
The sun., 1902-09-24
Ton, Wins In County Race at Dut chess Fair

PoroHkyyrsIE. Sept, c3. There was a good AZ.
tendance on the frst day OF the race meeting at
the pu,chess County Fair. The County Race was
won hy Tony. In the ?,i trot. there was spIr rted
competition The h,nors went TO Twilight.
The sun., 1902-09-24

First base on error New York Left on bases
New YORK, 3, Boston, :. First base on balls on
MathevSon. 3; on Pu,inger. /. Struck out By
Mathewson. o. by Piuineer. |. Sacrincc hit
McCilnnlty, Double play carney and Moran.
Passed ball Moran. Wud pitches -Na,hewsOn.
2, tmplreS Latham and Irwin. Time hour
and 80 minutes. Auendance-i.o .ooo
pHILADRLPBlh. ,; BRooRLYN, /.
Garvin, recently let 20 by the Chicago
American League club. pitched his first game
Tor the Brooklyns Yesterday at Washington
Park He pitched a good game. hut Fraser
pitched a better one and the Phladelphias
showed the HnnlOnues under They won
In the lrst inning o. single b. Thomas,
Dahlens wide throw TO second TO heed of
Thomas on B,rrys grounder. lulswit''s hit
End jennings safe crack through the
infeld
The sun., 1902-09-24
American league.
AT PHILADELPHIA.

n.HE.
baltimore ....... q o-3 |
PHILADELPHIA .......O q o = o 4
Batteries -katon and Smith. Plank and Powers
A. wAsHISGroN
Bo,,on ......o o-it Il 2
Washington ......l o o.
Batteries o. Young and Crgcr. Carrcs ard
Clark.
Al Chcago-Ra.n.
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Good stslt: won easily: Brunswick, ch. &, J. by
g.. Carlo Sloc. owned by walter Keys.
FOURTH RACE,
Selling; for two year -olds which have run and
not won at this meeting jockeys that have never
hidden winner. $500 added. allowances. lvc and
The sun., 1902-09-24

IoH assures. nstuia; permanent cure
- no operation; pay when cured
booklet, DR.. Chapman ~ D Ssd
The sun., 1902-09-24
YIRsr RACE.
Handicap. for two year olds: 81. 600 added; about

Good start won driving Interval. b. Z :. by
Tonso-- -Intcrmission owned by the Oakwood
stable.
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Good start: won easily: Scotch Bush, ch. g. 4,
b. Potomac Caledonia, owned by Mr.. Chanhlei.
The sun., 1902-09-24

Handicap; for all ages; si,D0 added: one mile

Good start: won easily. OSgood biz. g.. > rs
TaVerdsle sly Nun. owned by ". NJ. Barrck.
The sun., 1902-09-24

The Kings Highway Siceplechasc Handicap for
THREE year olds and upward with 1000 added sbout
The sun., 1902-09-24

THF RHcorD
MT Dik,
The sun., 1902-09-24

BLooMsBUEG. Pa. Sept. 23,--ln thirty five
minutes Of play aganst State Normal school
eleven here this afternoon tho University of
PENNSYLVANIA team scored ia points and only
missed being scored on hv six inches. II
was n disappointing exhibition by tho Qua
kcrs II was on n run around the right end
IN the FIRST half that Capt, Marcy got away
from the entire Quaker team and had he not
stopped six inches over the side line would
have scored a touchdown
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1902-02-13
Bishop Whitaker's Illness

After Bishop Whitakers return from
Nevada to Philadelphia, he tainted
during the services of the Womens
Auxiliary held in Philadelphia on
the 18th OF November.
He had just introduced a speaker
when he rolled back unconscious, and
was taken from the church on a
stretcher to an ambulance wagon.
He was quite i'll for about month
from the overwork to the brain, re-
sulting in nervous troubles. The Bis
hop, in writing to the editor OF the
Appeal to thank him for box of sage
brush sent last fall, says that the fra
Grant slips were sent to all the clergy
of the diocese of Penn, who formerly
lived in Nevada They were the Rev
Jenvey, Kelly, who was formerly IN
this city, and the Eastman brothers
The Bishop gives these gentlemen
an occasional sniff of the sagebrusf
in order to reconcile them to living
lin Pennsylvania. otherwise they woult
wander back toNevada.
The Bishop will spend this summe
in rest in accordance with the advic
of his physician. He is now out {
danger and resting and recuperatine
He desires to be remembered to a
Carson friends.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1902-02-13
Military Mourning

By order of Governor Sadler the ma
the armories of Companies A and B
today in honor of the memory of the
late E. D. Boyle, Colonel on the Gov
The same order has been sent to Of
her MALTA companies in the State.
The flags will fly until after the fun
O'Clock, noon, tomorrow The armor-
les of the different companies are re-
quired to be draped in mourning for
the next thirty Chronicle.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1902-02-13
The Storm in Reno

Over in Reno the Washoe zephyr
which chased over this section did
considerable damage. The wind rea-
ched a rate OF seventy miles an hour
and besides putting the telephone
system and electric lights out of COM
mission, it .unroofed number of
buildings, The rear wall of a brick
building was blown out and the occu
pants had to hustle to save themselv
es. Even the wind in Reno is on the
boom. if it did cost in the neighbor
hood OF a thousand dollars.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1902-02-13

The NeTnda California Oregon rail-
way will be operated to Madeline four
teen and one quarter miles north of
Termo, by the first day of April 1902