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New-York tribune., 1902-10-09
HAyERFORD SCORES on PENNSYLVANIA
THE oIrAKERs ARE STRONG AT THE START.
But WEAKEN AT THE CLOSE.

PHILADELPHIA Oct S-Pennsylvania's football
eleven received the first setback OF the season
today when Haverford scored Franklin Field
MA the total down 70 IS points. an1 finally out
nIaved Pennsylvania in the second half. The score
az 1S 70 Is really closer than II indicates. for two
N Pennsylvania's touchdowns were made on long
r1,ns Hsverford scored near the middle OF the
second half by a pretty field goal from the S-yard
line Drinker the left end kicking.
The most striking feature OF the game was the
uay Pennsylvania played all around Haverford at
the start and grew weak toward the end Twelve
points were rolled up in the first half the first OF
the TWO scores being made by clever line plungng.
while the second the result Of long run by
Fortiner. In the second half there was nothing
doing for the ouakers Haverford kept the bah In
her opponents territory, and the second time
she was within scoring distance sent tha leathe-
New-York tribune., 1902-10-09
DEADLOCK OVER JUDGESBJp
DEvERy OFFERS To PLAY cUrrHRoAr
EUcHRE FOR NoanNATIoN-BEER
CONES BY LADDER

The Democrats Of The Eighth Judicial convsr-
ticn embracing the NlItn. IAth and XItb A.
sembly Districts with parts Of the vth. NIII,h.
NNNth and NNVIIth. met last night al No as-
West Thirtv-third-st. 10 select nominee for th
Nunicinsl Court Judgeship Three candidate
were placei before the convention. one Of whom,
was champioued by pev"ry- Seventeen ballots
were taken hv the convention. but none % tba
candidates could poll the necessary eighty-tUo
votas Each ballot stood unchanged. and shorty
before midnight the convention adjourned 10 meet
Al II O'Clock tonight. OF al any hour directly az
Ter the adjournment of the County Convention Of
TammauN
T-srr,s sullivan nominated James 4 Duros the
ex-Assenblymau. Devery declared that he want
cd 20 nominate man who would represent the
INth District Tie asserted his district was en-
titled 10 recognition. that IL was home rule dis
trict ana made hard hght. He had won against
TWO organizations IN his district had been sub
ie-tad 10 much abuse declared he was going 70
Asv, some reward for his followers. and that be
vas an the convention 70 fight II necessary and 10
asht lust as long as it was necessary for him
to set the recognition he wanted II" declared
the district was entitled 10 the Judgeshop and
wound up by saying
And II We don't get n some ~ YOU haa heiier
look out
Then he nominated Geor-c Washington Gibbons
Iraa- Moss nominated James W MeLarghl'n
BY the time the ntteerth ballot was reached the
delegates were getting tired and restless and began
leader Of the XIth declared that all the delegates
Who wanted s. drink after the adjournment of the
convention could drink their nN M thT saloon Gown
stairs al the expense of the KIN.
That's not a fair deaI," shouted pevery jump
ing 70 his feet ar6 fairly akinS The convention hy
storm That's not the level he went on,
and it, p cheap way 20 huy votes
Hc made q personal appeal % Nr- peVsry 10
swing his delegation tom the lAtn INTO An' ana
nominate NcI-luchhu peyFrv ~rortcf-
And what do ] set Dr. shouted, q 'It "t "--I
pudGiug ard bunch NJ air sauce
IN The mean time somebody has sent the message
dow nstaifs 10 tile barroom that Dalton was willing
10 hi.," a sIeplsdder was raised ~ an 'El WIN
Cow Of the hall. and az a?ronei 6arAee2tr climbed
IN holding aIoft gallon can Ct beer duc a nun'
of glasses Confusion followed EtsTE body rnare1
with Laughter. and nearly tNerN BODY started Tor
the OF beer.
During the confusion Dalton. more or less Jest
inglv. offered throw dice tor the nomination with
lleNeTN.
say Bill said Devery. II you've got any sport
ing blood in you III sit rlght down here and play
you game of cItthrodt euohTe Tor The nornlna-
ton
Two Eaore ballots were taken without result and
after more squabblirg adjournment was taken
Everybody accepted DalJous invitation 10 drink
ION the NIth' except rhe Devery delegates
Wen drink ~ home said Devery. with his ad-
herents ar his heels.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-09
FOOTBALL.
HARVARD ABLE To SCORE ONLY ONCE
AGAINST AMHERST.

Cambridge Mass. Oct s-The Amherst football
team. which was defeated % 70 Nv Vale held
Harvard down 70 six points this afternoon. and
much Of the time Outplayed the Crimson eleven
In the middle OF the second half Harvard pushed
the ball to Amhsrsts s-yard line where Lindsay
was sent through for the only touchdown or tha
game. Barnard kicked an easv a,a1 Tuica
Harvard was within scoring distance bur a f.nn
bic or the fine defence OF the visitors rrev spte1
touchdown The interference OF the crimson
team was poorly formed. while the backs started
very slowly and failed to take ADVANTAGE ~ tns
holes mada by the line asn On rbs otb.r b.pd
Amherst played a snaP)y same forcing Harvard
70 kick number Of times and though NOT ger
ting within the Crimson 3-yard line kent mar
ward continually on the jump.
The game opened fsvorably for Amherst After
the kickon Washburn gained twentv-six ards
around Joness end and aided by TIVE, .en,rs c1a,,s
brought the baii TO Harvards Award Iine 49,.
another gam OF eight yards a tumble eavs tbe bsf
TO Harvard Amherst was steadiIy -, - 60 i
70 70 htI ,!o.yara lne out a tumble BY Tenney gave
the Dsii 10 amherst The visitors though c0ufd
not gain Then Marshall tried goaI 9rcrS - ~
reid from Arnhersrs 20yaTd line being directI ~
tront OF the goal posts. The ball went viSs sn5
tHe nam shGed with the ball I'm Hsr,ar5.s Y,lss'as
sion, on her own f0-yard line " P'S'9s
In the ml0dIe OF the second half Tf,dsa,- .ooL,
the bdI thtough Amhersts right Ia .kIe eigbf ,sTdS
Ior toucndoWn Barnard kicked the eosi Fro1,
this point Harvard played much stronese fo,rrrii'
when time was called '-'aIu 4laS
The lineup.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-09
SALE or THOROUGHBREDS OVER.
MERRY TOKEN BOUGHT FOR
A. BELMONT

The sale of imported thoroughbred stock consist
ing of brood mares, foals and yearlings. came TO
an end last night in the American Horse Exchange
While the attendance was again large, there was
quite a falling of from that Of Tuesday night.
Nearly all the we'll known turfnsn were present,
and the bidding was lively. The star Of the sale
was the hye-year-od mare SmlTr. by Carnage
SPRAY. H. 7. OXnarl securing her for s. go after
tilt With John Madden and Mr.. Pelz. August Bel
monts private secretary. The same man gave 81 100
OF thc Pequest Stud gave 81 for the mare pier
rette. who has been bred 10 Diamond Jubilee. a
Derby winner Nj Peiz. acting for August Bel
mary OF sales over 500.
Bsy colt. l.. by s., s9phoru-daushter OF PlebeIan
Bay con-. l. D.! Iactantius- daughter Of Bonnet
Eesfo54. br m . by obsroa-szan,o. bred 70 san
TeaalinE. br. C., b. Pt.ty-Ecktord T. s Mecul-
In1eIe~. b. m: b. sorcerer-Cha,ain, bred 70
rag Or
Degtla. NJ =. ty Donovaa-Dorothea, E. j. Ar
bred q wol,s cSig 2 j. 1inol5 ''.''s, 1o75
EaIi5i. II T. oSn4ta -. l4oo
lred . snonteal'. = 3. Hsaiiey..--... $50
s. nns,on. Vt Yoins ... '.s' $50
sEsreiy eh, ul By ,ln,ing- rna,e,ry. bred to
Marclsne , m. 10 BY Suntlng-Emmeline Marcia.
Dgehess q .Klvarln m 10 BY Eiiwarla--
r Li-'ss '' ~ S'gtea 5 10 .[s; hoHsy : BTsat, & - o"
Taasmeissr. y camden 100
PsIaAysu. e.. n. 5. - pe=palr-Po4agra, bred
SainfJIn: ~. Young 500
Pensse Tr.sts. b m, 10 BY TTistan-Dinaa Forget.
PferTette : n. Il 6y Nask-Poetry bred to pis,
uaa4 jubilee R Il Nc after Potter lSOo
dead1wl-y, D. m. 7. py ls0bar-Carred1le. bred
Trenton Ran. .ooas stock Farm s75
\ camien- $50
TarzmeIster. NJ Young -. $50
Jason. H 7. oaaa1d -. 2O5o
wsaHlinE. ch. 2. bv Euthusiast-smirr. II T.
Merry Token o. m. Il. by Merry Hampton-Niz-
pah. bred - Mssel Thrush. a Belmont LOO
Total t7r f,rtv-ssveu head SIS 80
Average Ger head 601
New-York tribune., 1902-10-09
'INTH RACE Se.iirs
MONEY MISS WINS At CHICAGO.

Chicago oct s-Money Muss at ODDS OF 70 ];
-, -. t,,r,h race the feature of to-days card
D., VI ~, , d-ive with Duelist and Irene Lind
s he three nsnE nesk S1a WSn baS5v hs9f aP7rs e.
-, IL. ~. tiroiTiGeS The favorte BY neck
Weatber tI.sr. track good. The summaries
r race y- ans on--a2, tas'I loS y psiJ} "a 10 10
e-e5nf Iir, kir- no lovaEi. 10 :, i---a- la4e'
ltG- ,r. r-.- ILL., -
tneaut 70 l. vcn. peHarch III 'rso- a y - l. s7-
g-E. a-sas ~ t0fisl : 20 l. third Ati.es -
THIRD race zone mile and ssyectg z1T5sl "-.eF lss'
oUd Count Easout ll2 'ponnei''' 70 l. ta'F' lA7'
lisa -, soc ., A..
Fosrth yaca ,6ve furiongs NdneE Mlss lys 81 BaAsTi
won Duelist. JOS ttic9gl 30 L. irene
LInIs-v 1GS ts-,rrrnt 4 70 4 third 4ine lt,4A
Fifb race fsiX furlongsl-Prrce q EnduFsnee -
fTraircri . 10 Won. Arvenss. - 't'enoasl- 70 J.
Eeena Cold Brfd- 80 &C. kelleSl' 10 l. th'a- Time
1iS& -, -.
SIKH race eone mile and siztsenthJ-Leo Newell leS
New-York tribune., 1902-10-09

Lewis Nixon, NeW-York.
Thomas NJ MulrN, New-
York.
Fre1erIck Coos, Rochester
lscrhe-t 2 Bissell, BufIslo
Arthur A. Nolan, NrWnuTS.
George Hall Og1enshurg
New-York tribune., 1902-10-09
EXPECTS To POLL 10000 VOTES.
GREATER NEw-YORK DEMOCRACY WILL
NOT ANNoUNcE ITS ENDORSEMENTS
TIL SATURDAY.

Not until Saturday, after Tammany has made
- us nominations, viii the Greater New-Iork
Demoefacy make an oflcial announcement about
70 meogsements and general policy in this falls
-IlPelsn' The advisory committee met again ses-
ss'oay IN the once OF William Hepburn Russell.
So'ns ~ those present we're John c. Sheehan,
eSSp A. Cantor, Z. Ellery Anderson and Rastus
e. samson. The Endorsement OF the Democratic
, candidates was fully discussed. II was said
- u'snt that the organization would indoTse all
.'~sl candidates IN Kings Queens and Rich
uona THIS win not amount 20 much. however.
- sHs Greater New-York Democracy has no or
sR ----.'ioR n the horoughs named. Another story
r,-S-It uAt William r. Hearst and George B. Nc
,-.s would be Endorsed for Congress IN their re-
-. 1870 districts The judiciary endorsements viii
a, ~ considered until after Tammany dominates
-. 9aogeshp candidates tonight II Tam
l,Ssr Pus up good men the Sheehan men arc
IN -, Meerse them There is a strong feeling
Bo-o,.sS y iaaorsing Justice steck!er, however.
Neu-v- resident Cantor ssys that the Greater
Eoao -. oenocrscy VIII poll between s0.9o ana
,syp. a.. 'Als ;all for its independent ticket.
n n. -. -. on computation" said Ny Cantor that
for ss,rs,aleen districts where We ran candidates
Votes st - ssaers we polleG in the aggregate llOo
run canaiSes. pflfnarieS. on that basis II we had
polled fuf - ~ all The districts We would have
CnioD r1-sgQralty election This year the Citizens
would steS,sE4e have ticket ina the field, and
the reeuis~ STetslcer2ble support from them. Wth
Justices ~ ~ aud thoroughly good candidates for
car mi \. t4e supreme Court. don't see how
the totsl - - than 2ooo0 votes, and expect 20 see
Nsyorai,a Democracy IN a good position for the
NoNpaign a year hence"
New-York tribune., 1902-10-09
TO ENPEL AMERICANS FROM FRANCE.
DISHONEST TCRFNIEN TO BE DRIVEN OUT
OF THE COUNTRY.

Paris Oct S.-M. Combes. in his capacity OF
Minister Of the Interior. has signed decree for
the expulsion of several Americans who were
concerned In the recent turf scandals here. One
OF the men 10 be expelled is horse owner and
the others are bcokmakers, etc. No jockeys
are to be sent from the country. II is believed
that other Americans are voluntarily leaving
France TO avoid expulsion. No steps have been
taken against jockeys, but it is understood that
the Horse Breeding Society will refuse TO renew
the licenses next year of two prominent Amen
can jockeys.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-09
NOMINATED INSTEAD OF HIS CHIEF.
EX-AssIsTANT DISTRICT ATTORNEY GREGG
WINS ~ QUEENS COUNTY.

Ex-Ass.stant District Attorney George A. Gregg
was yesterday nominated by the Democrats Of
Queens County for District Attorney 70 succeed his
former chief. John B. Merrill. Mr.. Merrill was
seeking denomination.
The County Committee met al the Queens County
Athletic Clu0 house IN Astoria al O'Clock and took
up the claims OF the rival candidates Mr Merrill
mace speech IN his own behalf. He said that il
Vas untrue that the police and the liquor dealers
were opposed % him. He also denied that he would
eet nc ticket q he was Lot nominated, and also
I .Ial II not nominated DE would az once resign and
allow Governor Oden 10 place = Republican IL once
lor the next three months
ne committee remained IN session for more than
.ul hours. " nen az $50 the County Committee Sd-
.9lineQ the ward delegates went into caucus with
Ter representatives IN the Central Committee.
Lhese caucuses were brief and when THE cOnVen-
TONED
New-York tribune., 1902-10-09
TO APPEAL DAMAGE CASE.

The various automobe associations promise to
take a lively interest IN a decision handed down in
the United states Court ar Trenton on Tuesday.
when verdict for S12,O7O awarded in a suit
brought against the owner OF an automobile This
verdict rendered against Felix Warburg In
favor of Joseph 3. hughes. Mr.. Warburs's auto
mobile frightened a horse belonging 70 Mr. Hughes.
and both animal and driver were severely injured
Winthrop +. Scarritt, the Dresident OF the Amert-
can Automobile Association, said yesterday that
such decision would furnish A dangerous prece-
dent ri allowed 20 stand. IL is expected that the
case will be taken 10 the Court Of Appeals and
then 10 the United States Supreme Court. The own
ers OF automobiles say that IL the decision is al
lowed TO stand be made out against
them every time an automobile frishtens a horse.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-09

MRS. BARCLAY WINS AT HILLANDALE


4HLNuIAFIf
Stamford. Conn, Oct S.-Mrs W. c. Barclay
won, the wonen's championship OF Hillandals
day after a stirring nineteen hole match with
Miss Lillian HoIbrOOk The finals were played
under ideal weather conditions and a consider
able gallery out. Miss Holbrook made the
hrst nine holes In 81 to Mrs. Barclays S. and was
! up. Miss Holbrook took the first two holes In
the second round, and was up with to pay.
The third hole 20 Mrs. Barclay. but Miss
go.
BY remarkably clever work Mrs. Barclay took
the fftn. sixth and seventh holes, and the two
PLAYERS were all even The eighth hole went TO
Miss Holbrook. but this advantage was Offset
when Mrs Barclay captured the ninth hole and
again the PLAYERS even. Mrs. Barclay hoed
out in 4 to Mss HOlbToOk's in the extra hole,
thereby winning the championship.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-09

Massey Uwyer. rs Cochran % and q % 5. Afhe[
roy. 40 Murray. - % and la 70 l. ana p'As-e IL
tM.cEae.s 80 O. and - ais ran start 5l1 priv
.rE ag "a head Tine. q '4-
New-York tribune., 1902-10-09
FILLY WALKS IN A WINNER.
DRIVER PULLS HER Up. But HORSES
RACING HARD FOR SECOND
PLACE Do NOT OVER.
TAKE HER

Lexington. nv. oct s-vith IDEAL weather and
track conditions, three races were finished at the
second day Of the Kentucky Breeders meeting
The 2.l3 trot went over, with four heat winners
after many heats. The unusual incident OF
horses walking in with a field of three wit
messed IN the third heat OF the Futurity for two
year-old PAGERS. when, after fast seveU-eighthS
Hudson pulled NJ Jessie Herr. The other two con-
testants weIe driving hard for second bur did not
oveTtake rhe walking nlly
In the 22l trot after the third heat. when the
Judges thought F. Cares was not pushing Judge
Cullen. the favOrite, 20 his best. the driver
taken out fired 500 and Hudson put in the sulky
After finishing second ia the fourth. Judge Cullen
took the next two heats and the race Bets The
third heat declared Oft
Tomorrow the famous IransylVanla $500 sta he
race for 2la trotters and the 81 80 threeye
trottiug FutuUity viii - contested The sum
mariFS-
New-York tribune., 1902-10-09

ithaca. n. Y. Oct s--Cornen defeated Hobart
College to-day By 56 to 0. The contest was ons
sided but fierce tackles and sensational runs served
keep Up the interest Snder. Coruens right half
back. made two seventy yard runs for touchdOwns.
and Captain Warner was conspicuous. Several
times he nailed the opposing behind the line
while his tacking in the open field was snappy and
Cornell had hard work secure the irsr
touchdOwns. for during the first ten minutes OF
play Hobart was strong, but the heat and the con-
stant hammering of the Cornell backs told. and
before the half thiTtv-four points had
been made. The second half was cut down TO ten
minutes Cornell used six substitutes in the game.
The lineup:
New-York tribune., 1902-10-09
BAY RIDGE CLUB TRoTs

The annual I'm race meet Of the Bay Ridge
Driving Club. postponed from October l. VIII be
held Saturday afternoon az the course Of the
Parkway Driving Club. The contests TO be de-
eGed are as follows; Free for all class, one mile
best three out OF nVe heaJs, 2:27 class ona mile
best three out OF five heats; 30o class one nils
best three out of I'VE heats colt class bsifrniis'
best two out Of three heats ~ '''
New-York tribune., 1902-10-09
PRINCETON BEATS LAwRENcEvILLE

Princeton n. J.. Oct (speciaD.-The university
golf team defeated Lawrenceville on the latters
grounds this afternoon, Is to IL. Only for Rein
hart's excellent playing the Princeton team would
have been beaten for the first time this wear Rein
hart covered the eighteen holes in Is, which equals
the record for the course. Percy Pyne made tha
next best score. >76 NJ. Olyphant who yesterday
won the university championship, beaten.
lt was learned tonight that Louis n. James ths
national amateur champion, will not be allowed Il,
play in the Intercollegiate tournament. The faculty
took this action on the ground that James IL a spa
cial student
New-York tribune., 1902-10-09
YACHTING.
NEW SKIPPER FOR SHAMROCK II
CAPTAIN CHARLES BEvIs To RUN THE
TRIAL HORSE

Glasgow. Oct A-The proposal 10 place sham
rock II under the control OF an American sl,i,.
per and crew when she is reHtted 10 meet m,
new challenger has been abandoned ana The -
port that at the conclusion Of the tests on ,bt.
side Of the Atlantic Captain Charles ReyIs an,
the crew OF Shamrock Will be Transferred y,
Shamrock IT is confirmed. Captain Ra,is ,-
novice in racing for the Americas Gun Inn, D.
comma nded the Laurea, winner Of The F-rs-,.t
Interna tional Cup. ana the AHsa and is -
oned among the nest steersmen He is "a -ner =.
exceptional resource and originality.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-09
coon PRACT1CE CAME AT PRINcEToN.

Princeton. y J.. Oct (speciaD.-As the game
with New-York University scheduled for to-day
was cancelled. the undergraduates did not expect
TO see anything startling the gridiron this az
ternCon. They were somewhat surprtged how
when Trainer Robinson the varsity and
scrub together for two twenty-flv e-ninute halves
The scrubs played a Sndppy, aggressive game and
although the varsity made four tOuChdOwns every
inch of the ground stUbbornly contested.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-09
wcULLAGH AFTER FLoATERs IN I'D
THERE ARE ao6 NEWCOMERS ~ THE LoDG-
ING HOUSES OF THE DISTRICT

John McCuuagh. state Superintendent OF Elec-
uonS, said last night that his stan had completed
a census OF the lodging houses ana was prepared
make large number Of challenges in the Id
Assembly District. az which Alderman Tom" Foley
Is leader
Our census shows that IN the ia sistrict there
are ie inmates % lodging houses and SIS OF these
were returned as voters said Mr. McCUllagh
We have discovered that there are newcomers
% the number ~ 40 in this particular Assembly
district and all of these Will be challenged"
New-York tribune., 1902-10-09

1sl race tsN fuTougs seIngbSaulno. IFS Dale. Q
n .S. sister sarah 10" o. Miller 70 l. second
- .-Lsiu n lto tN Waldo. 5. tnird Time. l.loit
r--4l Izc- tlN- ana cns-haE furlougs. selling
s,.-stc l22 psIe 1. won. one More 100 tWalshi.
- q = s@conc Hengst lof CA W Booker. 10 l.
tnll1- Tine.
M Sc 'seFsl furongss pursef-JacS Young 10
- W1I4o 20 l. Won; P0urquoi Pas. % (HOuore). 3
- p, S.5t-' I'd Layson o IL JscEsonl. 20 1. third
"a, -IFla VA race six turiongs hand.eap'Frank Bell ll6
a.4ol. 70 ], won; u IS Golightly "a "a "
iLsrS 9 % / se'oud; Delagoa, lo6 a. Miller. 70 q
I'm race tone rnie)-unia tscully, - 70 l. won;
- q ~ I>oudenl. % /. second Miss Eon, ~
-. " booker- l5 20 I, thrd- Time 43.
Snth race zone mile and seventy wards. purse)-Red
hsV ~ 'LoAdSnl 70 J. Gisuwood 100 o. D Con-
t5iri fo second; Satin Coat los waldo. 70 l.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-09
WEALTHY LAWYER FOR ASSEMBLY.

The Democrats OF the ia Assembly District -
Westchester County. IN session al Rye yesterday.
nominated Frederick h. Allen. of Pelham Manor.
for Assembly. Mr. Allen is the owner 81 the HIS
toric Pelham PrioTy. and IS a wealthy lawyer.
He is q leadi2g member of the Westchester
Country club. Ills opponent viii be Assembly
man J. Mayhem Wainwright. os Rye NJ. Allen
has acted as one Of the counsel Of the Sew-YCrk
and Westchester Railroad. which has opposed the
building Of the new New-York and Port Chester
Rapid Transit Road IN Westchester County. which.
il Is believed bv the Republicans ma kss him a
weak candidate.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-09
HILL MEN MAKE NoNIINATIoN.

rln,,r - ~ Z. oct. s-The Hnl wing of the
asv - soun'y Democrats held convention TO-
uon,,sr,,1s oeen recognized regular by the state
IN. -oh .h az Saratoga. Just half OF the towns Of
sate, 49,. were represented, and only twelve dele
- q total OF seventy-six were elected
New-York tribune., 1902-10-09
WEIGHT THROWERS BEST ~ FAIL
TIE MEETING OF FLANAGAN AND MITCH
ELL WILL BE INTERESTING

ILL ~ I'LL Ok INTERESTING.
1t would seem from a cursory view of the records
that al the new figures in the weight contests are
made in the autumn This i the case With ror,
Flanagan. the record holder for the sixteen rc..ud
hammer and hfty-six pound weight. and also lin
Mitchell, the former record holder Tbav exf,,st7
this by saying that heavy man cannot he IN
proper shape IN the spring. after q long lay or
during the winter. and the heat of the surnr,a- IL
too weakening for them 70 do their best vgorI,
Flanagan. who before this year never tre,,- .4s
feat is now smarting from the exper5epes ana !.
going through unusual efforts 70 rr,t bF,,ssr, H.
condition. Mitchell, who, before Flansesn's .r
rival IN this country was the best weight throv-r
and who astoaishec the spectators A. The Ntfr.-
pohtan championships by defeating Fl.Dss.,, ..
serts plat he Is by no means a has hen - ma
they meet on October 70. W."
New-York tribune., 1902-10-09

without contests The weed-conwav fo,,----- =
not participate in the proceedings ''d
The following ticket namsd-
Member Of Assembly. H. Merto, ~
. lattsburg. County Judge. n II i5s.eIrlnle %
Platsburg; County Treasurer John II P,,l, e,9, ot
Of Champlain. Superintendent Of ~ etllIger,
r Joy ~ Clinton; School CommiSsio,Ia.coT Ger John
District James Murray Of SCHUYLER EaiSil, second
Commissioner First District Dr n " Senool
Moore. Coroner. Dr. w y. Thayer of Per - Sell of
New-York tribune., 1902-10-09

over the crcssnar Only in the last two minutes
OF play did Pennsylvania wake up Gardiner, who
had been out OF the game. IN half and
ripped through Haverf ,rds line and around her
ends scoring a ffty-yard run. Time was called
as he was down behind the goal line.
Pennsylvania played many substitutes Richard
for the first time at halfback. Haverford mads
all her gains through Pennsyivana's weak spot.
tackle. and frequently sent her fullback Lowry,
through for i've and ten yards at time. The
linau
New-York tribune., 1902-10-09
BEALL NAY RUN AGAINST ElsBERG

hop.e - w. besil connected with the banking
lih.1,, - ~ W Harris a. Co. Of No. SS Pine-st. is
1-y ,.-ey 10 Be nominated for sts,e senator hv the
iries Ter NeN-York Democrarv an the Xvtb Dis
seall Is or =, ssnator lllsberg. Republican. Mr
~ New ~, y the leading members OF the Great
Re forn,sreith Democracy In the NNVIIth District
one tine ~. hNeo 81 the NNNth District and
9s -ammany election district captain.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-09

st LOUIS. Oct. s.-Frank Bell giving weight to
very horse in the race. captured the feature OF
to-day's ear1 az the Fair Grounds Deiagoa was
o'cked into favoritisrn az post time. but the big
s7'alhs ran tru- 10 his form and by half
Iehgtn frcm Miss Golightly. Kunja. backed from
50 10 l TO Il 10 l. won the NTH Elastic was the
only favorite win
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