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New-York tribune., 1902-10-21
coLr-NB1A MUCH ENCOURAGES.

Columbia yesterday began final preparation for
the game with Princeton The work was decideoly
encouraging
The scrub received the ball. and in sonlethins
ike twenty attempts gained not over five yards.
The 'varstys defence was stronger than II mas yer
been this year but when substitutes were put m
the drst team crumbled beneath the neree TACK OK
the scrub and yielded to a touchdown by Aetzsn-
thin The varsity makeup was the one whlch VIZ
probably face the Tigers or Saturday II Is; "ood.
Ieft end Buren, left tackle; Tomlinson right suards
Dudsn centre. Shaw. right guard Ihorps. f,sns
+,-Ia- E7ar1A rfebt end, Erb quarterback: Weekes.
left half5ack Smith; rght halfbaek and Staasana.
TIIIlhack Weekes devoted good oil OF time 70
-rTacrfstrS his hurdle play a new formation. and
n viii he used for the Saturday 5mltn
srd E-arie had practice blocking ends. and sue
cssded admirably. Special attention was gwen 20
the work of Wood, McColon. Post ana "alS az
offensive ends. - .-,-...a
"a sttand the game on special trains. band VIII
accompany them
New-York tribune., 1902-10-21
PENNSYLVANIA WEAK.
tsY TELEGRAPH TO TaE TRIBUNE

JBT TELEGRAPH TO TIE rhIbCNEl
Philadelphia. Oct. 20-"Buck'' Wharton, the bta
guard and captain Of the 81 team. was on Franklin
Field this afternoon 10 help Coach Williams with
the linemen. The veteran PLAYER took bunch of
the Quakers 20 the east end of the field and had
them line up against another. while he himself
carried the ball from behind the line.
IL almost pittable 10 see the big old-tiner
break through his opponents time and again, and
the few who were admitted 70 the secret prac-
tce demons tratiOn Of the fact that she red
and blue has not the bone and suew on her line for
a fTst-casS team
After the lesson in charging the scrub team was
given the ball on the varsity = ten yard line, ana
times t carried il from that point Tor
touchdcwns Gardiner and Richardson stayed out
of the play themselves, while Torrey, Dale
and Howard still the cripple list. Baird
added his 10 the hospital roll as a result OF
the game with Brown. He broke a small bone In
his hand and will not be out for several DAYS.
The work o. the team was better to-day thaE was
rxpected Of 1he men in Monday practice.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-21
BUDGET S97,00O.G0O. SAYS GROUT.
THIS Is 81 .59aoo0 LESS THAN LAST YEAR-PE-
pUcTToN MADE POSSIBLE BY ABoLI-
TON or STATE TAN

Controller Grout last night stated that he
thought the budget for 1903 would be bout
S1,50oo0o less than the present one. or a bout
S97,o00000 in all He said.
/ think the budget will be in the neighbor-
hood of SsiUyOOJO, which Is reduction Of
about $4,000 from the present budget. which
is about SeS.JO0O0o. This reduction Is made
possloIe oy lns WlplnS out Of the S4O00,0OO Of
State taxes. The normal grow th of the CRY re-
CURES an additional expense Of about So 800 0O0
leaving net decrease ot Sl,500Oo0 This nor
in the Police Department. the Fire Department
ana the Board OF Education. The new hos
pitals and schools which have hecn L,,jIt aleo rc
Quire maintenance.
This normal increase has been shown in tho
budget FOR several years. II nv sinking fund
scheme oges into effect, and am now prepar-
ing it, getting suggestions and advice ,bouGh 7
wii nor ne prepared 10 make II public for some
time yet. il will make reduction of about SI0
VOOyo on the amount raised by The tax lew
II II is approved. you can see that the tax "a te
for next year will be materially lower than bas
been accomplished recently
New-York tribune., 1902-10-21
pp1,rc,rroS PRACTICE sNAPPY.

Princeton. " J.. Oct. % (SpeciaD--Preparatoa
for the Columbia game. the first bis contest on
Princeton's schedule. tegan to-day All OF the
PLAYERS got into the game with plenty OF dash and
spirit There were five coaches on the held; Jesss
Riggs johnny Poe. Of the y eleVeh RaIpn
hutchinson John Dana and NJ Mills. Several OF
the regular players had rest. the entire haes
field being composed of substitutes. The principal
change in the line at centre where Mont
gomery was tried and showed up so strongly that
he was kept IN the game until the practice match
was over His weight Will aid him IN MS nsna
against Baker for this position - ,,.
series az line attacks by Delaney and McClavs and
a thirty yard run by Moore, the varsity planted
the ball behng the goal posts. During the rest OF
the twenty-fVe minute half, the playing was no1
so strong and the scrub appeared TO hold us own
the veterans. PAIRING one eXceptlon, thefS
were no fumbIes to-day ana the team work 1aa
ccrnparat lively good.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-21
FOOTBALL.
YALE PRACTISES IN SECRET.
NEW COACHES ON HAND TO WHIP THE
TEAM INTO SHAPE FOR NEXT
SATURDAY.
IBY TELEGRAPH To THE TRIBUNE.


New Haven Conn, Oct. 20.-WithoUt notice tha
Yale team went into secret practice this afternoon
playing a long hard half in the presence only of
the dozen coaches who had come TO bolster up
the team The move was surprise. at no time
has Yale begun work behind closed gates so early
in the season. The coaches. however. wanted TO
handle the team without gloves to-day. in view OF
the erratic showing made against Pennsylvania
State last Saturday and also 10 work a few
plays for the Syracuse game next Saturday.
Among the coaches Wales list to-day Het-
relnuSer, the noted 81 guard. George Stillman.
tackle on tho 20 champion team, Pa Corbin.
eentrs, $; Butterworth, the % pUnter; Cutten
and Swan
In the open half. Holt. Class. Goss. Coffin. Met
calf, Chadwick Ward and Farmer of the regular
varsity, did not play. In a short but fast half the
varsity scored twice driving rush line plays in
the most distance. Hare and Stillman took the
varsity ends. Shevin and Hogan the tackles.
Brown and Kinney the guards. Morton centre.
Rockwell quarterback. Shaw and WtlheImi half
backs and McClintock fullsack.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-21
RACING AT ST. LOUIS.

81. Louis Oct 2O.-Breaker Lady Strathmore and
Linden Ella were the winning favorites at the Fair
Grounds to-day. Track fast. Summaries;
furOngsl-Breaker. 100 (Faunteroyl. <
% won- Light Opera. los H. a. ConnoD 80 70 second.
In Doubt 1O5 (ponesanl. ~ 70 l. thio me ol a
a" lurOngsl-Eengist, 1O4 (Houbre). U TO
Eon weternan. Ito tDowningl- 10 to l. second PICKLE
700 tT{sauchampl. : 4. third Time. 1:15.
T-bIri race zone mielBue Blaze lO5 (Beauchampl.
- ,r0n- Miss Mae 81 tHoUoret. to . second
ROYAL Penny 100 tw Waldo 10 to J. third IlinS ~
- / won: Elastic 1I3 CDalel. 70 /. second: Magse
t-e1ix a5 ID Gimcrel. 4 TO I. third Time LIT
'Ir-fl-TT RACE mile and seventy yardSl--Iady
s,r1tbnore iOT Wv WaIdo). 10 !. won Gleuwood %
IN ~ 70 J. seco4 FioGAls' lVO IT dunusIcSl
I1o 10 ! third. Time, l;4St&
thTee-siyteenth mLesl-Linden Ella.
- SSc, 10 Ida Penzance. % (Crabbl. 10 TO
/ second: Erne. 90 tFsuntleroyl 3 to l. third Time.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-21
TO REDUCE POLICE cELL DEATHS

PARTLY UNCONSCIOUS PERSONS To &c, r.. no..
PIrAL OK BROOKLYN AMBULANCE CALLS
Persons suffering from fractured skulls nd ,,bar
serious injuries in Brooklyn viii no Longer - IN ,
risk OF being killed by being locked up in = nolice
cell because, TO some inexperienced ambulance
surgeon. they seem 10 be in an intoxica tea di
lion. Dr. Joseph II. Raymond assistant sar5rar,,
superintendent for Brooklyn yesterday issnsd he
following order 10 ambulance surgeons:
You are hereby directed 10 remove All o.
which you called. IN which there il rar.tH; 70
complete loss of consciousness Ia ~ "a. @ ,ial or
hospital. whether they apparently ~, tst
influence or alcohol or not. ''Nst tle
This practice has been in force at Beuo,.,. H.,
pital for more than six years
New-York tribune., 1902-10-21
NEW HARBoR oy LAKE ERLE.

Pittsburg Oct 20.-A new harhor on Lake Erie
Is 70 be opened in Pennsylvania. The property
vas purchased by A ". & r B. Mellon. Of Pitts
burg. FOR about S5ea0n II includes lake frontage
~ some 25O0 acres az tho mouth OF Elk Creek,
near Girar5 BY this Zeal. which Is one Of the
largest around the lakes in recent years. the Mel
lors gain possession Of the only available harbor
between Erie and Cleveland. beside the charter Of
new road known the Lake Terminal Railroad.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-21
QUARREL MARS RECEPTION.
PATRoLMAN CALLED ~ TO soUELcH He
BREW POET WHO WOULD TALK.

A reception given by the Society ohole Shem
for Professor s. Schechner head Of the faculty
of the Jewish Theological Seminary, at the semi
nary rooms, No. T36 Lexington-ave., last night
was marred by a quarrel between H. Rosenthal
who presided, and Imber, the Yiddish poet I'm
her wished 70 make speech. but Rosenthal at
tempted 10 thwart his desire. Imber was not to
he stopped, however, ana kept on talking
Each accused the other Of bringing shame on
the society. Finally. after much frantic speech
and gesticUlation, some one called In a patrol
man The presence Of whom squelched Mr.. I'm
ber's oratorical desires.
The Society Ohole Shem is composed OF Polish
and Russian Jews who have organized for study
enc research in Hebrew literature. Many He
hreNs prominent in Jewish literary ana educa-
uonal circles were present, several OF them ad-
dressing those present
New-York tribune., 1902-10-21
iUTOM0BILE REPORT NdT REApY.
COMMITTEE STILL woPKING OVER RE-
CRDs OF Run TO BOSTON AND RETURN.

The committee Of the Automobue club of Amer
lea in charge Of the recent Reliability run between
this city and BOSTON ana return will not he able to
make 80 early report on tho result 81 the 'cet is
vas a. mrs. expected the committee. consisting
~ Winthrop r Scarrit5 chairman. George b
hatnaefih John A ftNl and =. u. Batter. had
two sessions ~ The clubhouse Al l~tfty-eichth-st
and Fifth-ave. YESTERDAY hut the report had nov
been completed late hour and may not he
ready to-day.
Many of the records submitted IRE conflicting
and the committee has had considerable CORE
spondence with the different observers in consa-
quence. u Is expected that first class certificates
Will be awarded 20 about a doZdn machines
number much smaller than was dxnected Two
men who are mentioned as probable Gun winners
A. ar age ana w H. owen Eiofh used gaso-
New-York tribune., 1902-10-21
GUTHRIEs CHAUFFEUR ARRESTED

Sea Cliff Long Island. Oct 2o-August peitz
chauffeur for william p Guthrie. a Manhattan
lawyer whose summer residence is al Locust Val
ley Was arrested for the second rne yesterday FOR
slolauC of the Cocks law relating the speed 4
which automobiles may be run. Deitz who had
several women with him, arrested the Shore
Hcad hT Special Deputy 9. d. craft. The deuu'v
claims that ne timed the machine, and that i
made an eighth 81 mile in forty seconds. When
arraigned before Justice Martin The che 1IffeuT
pleaded NOT guilty and hs request the hesring
was adjourned untn Tuesday
New-York tribune., 1902-10-21
ToUYG's PLEADING PosTpoyr,

william Hooper Young, who has been i,s,.,os
for the murder OF Mrs. Anna Pulitzer vas -
raigned before Judge Cowing in Part I ~ c.,
Sessions. for pleading yesterday. Young's co,,De,
William F. s. Hart stated that his client bs0 - /;
no preliminary examination, and no opportp,f,, "
inspect the indictment. He asked for time - - -
certain what II any motion he would MAJ as as
the Court before pleading and received until no o
morrow morning. -"
New-York tribune., 1902-10-21
4 THIRD OPERA TON
NEEDED
A. c. BOSTWICKS STRONG
TION HELPS HIN
IONSTITT-

Albert - BostNick, the wealthy autor,ob,l,.,
who is ~ DR.. Bulls private hospital viii nrob-
AMY nave 10 "i'u' :" ai'oeHer operation for ah-
Scess' the tHiin "''Hir . ie" DAYS. Il said
last night that it would be only minor orc mo-,
dangerous. nor a. serious as the TWO preceding
ones II viii be performed by DR. iIolbrool, t-ur
It's who has charge Of the case.
MI BostWlck Is aole 10 see ms intimate friends.
and has a telephone al his bedside by vybic, he
can communicate with his wife at Orienta Toipt
He attributes the absceSS 20 cdtarrh aegravatsd
New-York tribune., 1902-10-21
GoES TO TAKE PLACE Of FRI4Rs.

Andover, Mass. Oct. z0.-The Rev. Daniel
oMahoney. pastor OF ST. Augustine's Church. who
wss recently ordered the Philippine Islands, to
take up the work OF the spanish friars. began his
Journey 20 the Far East to-day leaving for Phila-
dolphin. where he will have conference with
Superior General RodTiguz. In company with
Father McErlaine. OF Lawrence. Mass, he VIII then
80 70 Rome 10 receive final Instructions IRON t4e
Retcan
New-York tribune., 1902-10-21

The other players who qualified were Miss Edna
Howard: 80; MISS Charles, l03: Miss KYLE. 1l2 Miss
hernandez; IL; Miss L. Brewer. III, and Miss
Brewer III Io-morrow Miss Badgley plays Miss
Hernandez. who was the runner up in the Metro
politan tournament Mrs. Sanford plays Miss
Kyle. Miss Howard meets Miss L. Brewer and
Miss Charles PLAYS Miss Brewer. On Friday af-
ternoon woman's foursome hanlicap. medal play,
VIII be held.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-21
GOLF.
DRAWINGS FOR INTERCOI LEt;IATE
TOURNAMENT GOOD SCORES
PROBABLE
DRAWINGS

The contestants in the team and individual cham
pionships or the intercollegiate Golf Associa ton.
which begin to-day at the Morris County Gof
Club, were on the links Yesterday In large num-
bers. The best individual score was made by
Winston. former intercollegiate chsmpion who
made the course in 50. Relnhart and Conkin, of
Princeton, beat the two Egans. the Western cham
pions. Of Harvard. by up. The individual scores
were Reinhart sS Conklin. 81: Chandler Egan,
ST. and Walter Egan s.
The drawings for to-day are Harvard against
Columbia In the morning the winner to play
Yale. and Pennsylvania to play Princeton. for the
first time In the history OF the tourna ment in the
afternoon. Yesterdays scores Indicate good golf
in spite OF the fact that freshets have made the
greens a trthe rough. The course has been changed
since the spring tournament by putting in new
fourth and fifth holes west of the old ones snd by
abandoning the former seventeenth and eighteenth
holes.
Out 25S 23s IL IL :3t go 20 $40 SO &s$ $50 g:
The total round Is Of 59i1 Yards The boEey score
is 80. i2-S2- The makeup of the teams will be:
FIarvarI-H. r HoTns jr II Chandler F-gan Walter
=. Eagan. l. 4. MurdocS. A. NJ Brown captain- Il
owen Winston: substitute W. G. Chick
Yaie-c HtchSocS jr, captain y. Campbell
NJ Richmond
Princeton-F: o. Rsnhardt 1. H. ConkIn Percy Pyne
"a captain AoTSln Fo2ie. jr, j. W Barker, l. b Gar
Columbia--S p. Nash captain T. G. Jackson W I.
slenney ;. SIosson clarence Blake. NJ a. Bogue or O.
Pennsylv vania-H r. Mcfarland Harold = NayIor
Cecil Il Calvert r. Kennedy NIL j @ Lindsay cap
tain; T \ Sas'neF' substitute. De Forrest 2. william
New-York tribune., 1902-10-21
ELSIE L. KICKS OFF PIECE OF SECOND
SHE BEATS THE FAvoRITE AND LOWERS
TRACK RECORD FOR SEVEN FURLoNGs.

Chicago. Oct 2o-M. H. Tichenor & Co.'S Elsie L.
az ODDS of to l, broke the track record at seven
IurIongs IN the fourth race. the feature OF the
card, at Worth to-day. The time was :26 fiat
taxing one-hfth Of a second off the old mark. 1t
was strictly two horse race after the start Elsie
l., led by good length TO the head OF the stretch
Where Federal, the heavily backed favorite Joined
her The fly showed marvellous gameness how
ever, and notched the big sprnter all through the
anaI sixteenth. winning by narrow head Hargis
Hhlshed third, three lengths away. The weather
was clear and cool and the track fast. Summary:
First rae six furongs)-GiIfau, 100 cHeks) 10 to l.
Non Mallory. ll2 (Battistel II second Glenyice
lot cbashanan) . TO third Time. l:4*.
second race (siX frionGslDueIst, I07 HIoar). II
~ won; Gallant, lO7 tOtsl 10 l. second: Inspector
shea: loS tDonnellyl. IL 70 l. third Time, HAS
Third race and sixteenth niles)-Moabina 100
buchanan. 70 l. Doyle. IU2 COtisl. 3
second Sariila. 90 tMunrol / third. Time. I.4Tss.
Fourth race tseyen fuTonSsI-EIsie L.. IO2 tHegeson
70 Federal ia tDonneII,). even second; Hargs
o3 tflsratD. - to J. thTi. Time. 1875
Fltth race zone mile and twenty yards)Calibau 1o2
tSuchanan) even, won; Homestead 1OS tBakerl, to l.
second: The Conqueror H. Iet (Bststei. l. third
Time. 1:40is.
sixth race zone and one-sixteeRth mesl-Frank NJ OF
fRohhins % I. J. v. Kirby. rs (Pierattp .
LIS.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-21
woMAN.s cHAMPIoNsHIP AZ oRANGE

Orange. y. j. Oct 20 (SpecaD.-PIay began to-
day over the links Of the Essex County Country
Club i'll the annual woman's championship tourna-
ment. The makers OF the best eight scores ar
match play qu3llhed The best cards were those
OF Miss Ruth Badgley and Mrs. Edward F. San
New-York tribune., 1902-10-21
TO SUPPLY FINE HORSES.

A new enterprise which will interest residents
OF this city who lovers of fine horses. has re-
Gently been projected by Allan MacNauShtan, un-
der the title OF The Standard Coach Horse Com
nanv' OF New-York The training stables are as
Teaneck ". j.. on the Phelps estate. at the Queen
Ann Road and the CeGar Lane Road. Horses ara
purchased in the interior and brought To the Tea
neck station. Handsome stables for showing
horses after they have been acclimated at Teaneek
are at Nos Al ard f3 West Sixty-third-st. The
comDanv's purpOse is to furnish high class horses
Tor saddle or harness use. Mr. MacNaughtan has
iong beer n horse fancier Whether desiring TO
nurShase horses or not. visitors will be welcome at
the training stables at Teaneck, or at the city
stables John F. Giligan. twelve years WITH
Armour & Co and five years with Ilchen0r a c.
is general manager OF the company. Arthur Nan
is treasurer
Il see that all the explorers have returned from
the Far North" observed the man WIN ths ihSdh<
descent beard -, -, "a,
have Cancelled my subscriptions TO the magaznes-' y
baltimore American
New-York tribune., 1902-10-21
ST. LOFTS POLITIcI4N TyDTcTED
CHARGED WITH PAYING s47.5oo BR1BE FOR PAS
SAGE OF CITY LIGHTINti BT,,

ST. Louis. oct. N-Edward Butler. a wealth..
politician who was indicted by the grand i,r,- ,bs
afternoon on the charge Of paying to Delegate
House Of Delegates combine who r,.ssad ~ =
year city lighting 6lii on November 2S. 1893 The
Information J. X MurreI p y N,5-rIi III
George r Robertson, otto Schumarber ~,
George +. MockleT. anu
The last Two named are formal Witness T,,1.
being clerk OF the present House of Del-.-,' 44S :
Mockler secretary OF The present Council The
other six Inemb6Ts are members OF the combine
which included the recipients Of the hr5ba I5,i
later released on bond Of S20CJ signed bl,
John 4. Robh. 7" -
New-York tribune., 1902-10-21
WRITHTyG OF A SNAKE STORY.

From The BuffaIo EApress
rrba mother of a two-year-old boy OF Nashville.
Ind found the baby playing with snake the other
49, When the reptile driven away IL car
ried with il q ring which II had taken from the
chiIds finger This is recorded To preserve the
trmth A few years hence the story will get around
tbat the snake stole the baby and carefully de-
posited the ring in ths mothers hand as keep
sake
New-York tribune., 1902-10-21
AN AMERICAN wins IN GERMANY.

Berlin. Oct 2o.-W y. Miller en- American
professor of dentistry at the University of Berlin
won the golf championship OF Germany and Aus
tria, by two up. the Berlin Clubs links to-
day. Professor Andrew of Edinburgh University
who Is temporarily living IN Berlin, while studying
the German school system was second.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-21
TWELVE To NOTHING.
Lexington KY. Oct. 2O-University of Virginia.
u: Kentucky University. o.
GAME ENDS IN FIST FIGHTS.

Roanoke. Va, Oct 2-rhe North Carolina Asri<
cultural and Mechanical College football team de-
feated the St AIbans eleven here to-day by n
score OF TO D. In th~ last half there were many
choking matches and hst hghIs among the players.
The poiice were called TO the Held After the ganS
the fist fights renewed.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-21
ATLANTIC YACHT CLUB REPORT

George Hill chairman of the regatta committee
Of the Atlantic lacht Club. has just issued his re-
port OF the seasons regattas. IL shows thirteen
races. including the annual regattas. ocean
races, one sweepstakes race. The annual cruise and
four races of the GTavesend Bay Yacnt Racing As
sociation
The winners in the various classes follow:
New-York tribune., 1902-10-21
BASEBALL.

RECEIVERS FOR BALTIMORE CLUB.
Baltimore Oct. % (SpeciaD.-Receivers have been
annoinred for the Baltimore Baseball Club COM
nsRV It is reported that the books OF the club
in a tangle.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-21
CYCLING.
PLANS TO ENCOURAGE TOURING IN THIS
COUNTRY-CENTURY WHEEL
MEN PLANS

COUNTRY-CENTURY WHEEL
MEN PLANS
IF the element in the League OF American Wheel
men which seeks change Of administration and
the reinvigora uoa of the organization is success
ful" said r. C. Petts, who is one OF the leaders
of the movement. yesterday there Is one purpose
we have in view that believe will appeal to
the public l refer 20 the popularization OF this
country as a touring sround-the populartzation of
the picturesque and historic and legendary routes
ruins and scenes.
Americans have SO Ions been fascinated BY
many overrated glories of the Old World that the
legends and history and natural beauties of their
own country have lacked charm for them II the
cycle paths of Long Island were in England, the
Shenandoah Valley and Gettysburg battlefield in
France and Valley Forge or the Hudson River in
Germany. The average American would yearn to
visit them. Europe holds no more glorious or IN
terestins views but because they are at our doors
Americans rush past them in the mad desire to go
aAroad'-the mad desire 10 so five OF six thousand
miles TO see the Rhine or Waterloo or the birth
place tomb or statue OF Foreign general or
author; to gaze upon some restored ruin or church
or whatnot better than which is to be found right
III the League Of American Wheelmen can aid in
and incidentally foreIgners-to an appreciation Of
what America itself holds, its efforts cannot well
be the labor OF lifetime, but it will prove lifes
TT was the league that lnaugurated the good
roads movement, and We believe that IN respect to
touring as much can now be accomplished
For the winter season the entertainment commit
tee of the Century Wheelmen Of New-York is ar
ranging series of entertainments to be held in the
Century Lyceum. attached to the clubhouse, that
will he s11Derior in every respect TO those which
made the previous season so attractive Ex-
perience has suggested number Of desirable
changes in the plan of the entertainments IN their
character and I'm the manner OF distributing tickets
The new bowling alleys are now completed and
open for use.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-21
SUSPEND THREE JocKEYs At CHICAGO.

SUSPEND THREE JOCKEYS AT CHICAGO.
Chicago. oct. 2o.-Jockeys Coburn. Dean and
Treanor have been suspended for indefinite Pc
riod by the judges of Worth racetrack. Coburn's
suspension is said 10 be the result OF foul riding in
the ColHmbi" Handicap last Saturday. when he
caused Rolling BOer 10 interfere with McChesney
and T.ucien Appeby Tresnor was set down for
foul riding. in the sixth race on Saturday, when ne
pulled Irving Mayor directly Ia front of
hayward Hunter Dean was suspended for in