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At chicago.

CHICAGO. oct. 3-M H. Tichcnor Co s Focar
line backed from u TO s to to at post time. won
,he Chicago Ridge Handicap. at one mile, at Worth
20 day In the good time OF l.i025. Gold Bell was
second and LinsuiI was 'hird. All Tapped at the
wire.
First Racc-Fivc and a half furlongS--Au Revolr
ii3 tCoburnl, TO 3, won, Angelo, ITO buchanan,
III TO l. second; Sarah Maxim, 10 Nioarj, 10 to /.
third. Time, iO7 50
second tacc-SiN turlongS-fierodiade, ITO Co
burul to |. won Count 'em out, ITO uIoar. 10
TO l. second Pron,s, iO7, (otiS. 5to l. third. Time
1925.
Third Racc--Onr mile and an eighth cSSIc
Mccarthy. % d}attiscl. : to ?. won, The Lady
III buchanan, II to g. second Scarlet LILY, lOl
tOtlSD. , to >, third Time. SO.
Fourth Racc-Thc chicago Ridge Handicap
one mile -rloCarlinr, ll2 tCohurni, to S, won
Gold Bell los Iioari to !, second, Linguist. ilg
(Buchananl. : to 5, third. Time, 0?S.
Fth Racc-Fiye furlongs- Golden Ruiz, ITO
BuChanani, 2 to 2, won. king Pepper, 10 (HoaD,
to s. second, Federal 10 Coburnl. to ?, third
Time, 50 as.
sixth Race One mile and 70 yards Hu17ah. %
RobblnN, TO ,, won, Scotch Plaid. l07 tliickS'.
sto 8. second Marcos, i0i Donnelyl Is to /, third.
Time. 70.
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bowling Games Tonight

American National Tournament RcVidcre. ny
aCN aud Montgomery AZ the White Elephant ALLEYS
New York League Tournament -Colu n. bia New
Jersey and llnwuod, AZ Amann IrclSS'S alleys
Harlem League Tournament Lotus Washing
ton Heights and Phunix, At lhum kahlsdorf $
alleys,
NOr,vlne League Tournament Iottcntot Stick
erS and Pan American. at SchuttC'S alleys.
knights of Columbus League Iournamcnt--RiN
crS,dc Council. Regina Coil Council and SalN q
Regina Council, AZ STAIRS ALLEYS.
New York Royal hrcrnum League Tournament
Section Suburban Council Dcfrndam Counc 4
andJ ordnam Council. section STANLEY Council
Sterdard Council and samaritan Council, al tho
White Elephant alleys
MycrSide ronrnamcn, -MorningSldc. Gee Whiz
and Corinthihn. NJ Commands alleys
,icrnsnla National Tournament Spartan Fair
PLAY and Nassau. a. the Gcrnania Assembly Room ;
alleys. d.
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Court Tennis.

A court tennis match between Cocil foirs
CPunch!" of rrnco's club. LondorD and
Emile Broqucolis of the Pan Tennis club.
France. WAS played az N" Racquet and Tennis
tltb, - West .ad street, Yesterday afternoon.
Tie match proved a very interesting ore
and was highly appreciated hy the members
WHO were present II was intended that tho
rlarCh should h" out Of sets hut a. the
light was Ioor !, was mad" . out Of Z Bro
q icdS won 7 - fret set hv Nto3 Tho English
man, however, took ~" newt two sets and
q a match ~" Won the Second set by ~ To
won by to q.
Ccdl Fairs beat Emile Broaucds "a, 1911.
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Conference over Ol,mpian Games and ~.
Louis Fair sports.

There was long conference in this
city yesterday between representatives. of
the Chicago Olympian games Of 1905, ia"
~ Louis Exposition and 4 G.. SpaldlnL
skin and ShHrplcv Of the - LOUIS Pur-
chase COMPANY represented ~ Louis The
topics under discussion touched on the ~ hl-tiC
games ComInitte" and the ~ Louis fair
II any definite features were agreed upon
thcv wcr" not mad" public
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". X. Nanderbiits ThorouGhbrcds TO Win.
ter In Kentucky.

IEXISGToS. Oct 80 w Vanderbilt
has decided TO winter the thorouehbrcds
which he now has in America in Kentucky,
lie has opened negotiations with Capt James
Is clay Of the Iroquos stud. to take two
stations and twenty brood mares he has in
the East, which indicates he purposes not only
10 increase his turf interests. but to e>tab-
as in France The mares he will send 10
Kentucky are principally by FIalma and
Ornament one Of the stations IN the COM
ing shipment is the son of Hanover Ham
mock whom he purcha sod from y. j. Dryer
recently for 81 800
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Indoor Games Of COMPANY q 9th RcEi.
mcnt

The indoor athletic games and receipt ION of
Company G., Smith Hegim"nt. viii be held at
the armory, 1875 West Fourteenth street. on
Tuesday. Nov. II, 4 feature of tho meet will
be the iour-mile relay race open to athletic
clubs Tor which the prizes will he silver cups
Other open events will he. sixty wards
?:0 wards $50 wards mile. two-nile bicycle
all handicap-. and 600 ward novice. scratch
The armorv l. open for practice on TUESDAYS
and FRIDAYS from to O'Clock and from 10
to II I " Entries close next SATURDAY with
! Walsh. i25 Nest Fourteenth street
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FIVE PAVORITES DEFEATED.
PUBLIC FORM ALL OUT or ORDER
AT AQUEDUCT.
Allan Defeats Andy Williams IN EdEemere
Stakes-IIurstbourne the Only success.
ful First (hOice-Iiandicap for Glen.
water-POOr Ride on Jack a. Lantern.

Public form at Aaucduct ycs'eday was n
myth. Five favorites were beaten. tho talent
receiving series Of blows that empticd
pocket books and shattered the nerves. The
weather was perfect for the sport. the track
was conducive to fast time and 5000 persons
turned out.
The Edsemere Stakes for all ages az mile
and furlong was cut 20 pieces. Only three
starters faced the barrier including the two
year-old Allan. who was added late in thu
day 20 take third money. But Redfern was
on his metle and in IA beautiful finish he
helped Allan TO beat Andy Williams the
odds-on favorite. by nose in i;j6. Rossg-
mol was Ave lengths away
julius Fleschmann's Hurstbourne was
the only successful favorite. lie won the
handicap for two-year -olds at Ave and half
furlongs, j. r. Respess's Collonade broke
had three lengths tho best OF IL. with Hurst
bourne IN hot pursuit. al the end of III" first
the Western FLY and beat her easily by three
i sl in ~ IS. s,amping Ground to l.
beating Ancke. is to /. by a nos,ril. ''''
In a field OF twenty two-year-o Odds. who
started in the 'hJf raGS frE H at
z 70 !, made all IA" running and Won by a
length from SSconer. who was q half length
clearwater. we'll ridden by McInerny, cap
tured the handicap for all ages at mile and
monts tvo-ycar -old. Flying Jib. who came
with 4 great rush in the last furlong and beat
Nermenoia the favorite. by three lengths.
The race Was run IN ~ As
Nightingale and virginia Grace we're made
equal favorltes in the fifth event for three
ear-old maiden FLIES at five furongn but
the talent was shocked when May J. D., a 100 TO
shot, staggered past the judges a winner by
q length and half in O3. Lady Fan, 10 to /,
took the place from Nightingale by half a
length: the latter finishing a head better
A bungling ride by Martin on the fsvorite.
ad ssy.r,W varis anablrd Red,r,n' az O., ,''o
with J. b Respesss Bernays In time 10 defeat
the Candlemas colt by a nose. Rightaway,
another 100 to shot. ran third. The time was
40 SIS.
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PARKWAY Matinee Racing.

The second Of the series of matinee races
Of tho Parkway Driving club. open to tho
amateur rcinsm on Of Long Island. will b"
held nj the Parkway track tomorrow The
programme includes a frae-ior-all y 2,?o
class trot and pac" and a 80 class trot aud
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IntcrcoIicsiatc shoe, a, Princeton Nov. -.

The intercollegiate" shooting tournament
will this year be held ~ Princeton and tho
date selected is saturday. Nov, ~ Yale.
Columbia. PENNSYLVANIA. Harvard and Prince
ton will take part IN the shoot and N" teams
are in active training for IN" event
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NILE DASH RACES AT MEMPHIS.
New system Successful on Closing Day Of
Trotting Association Meet.

MEMPHIS. Oct. 3o-The second annual meeting
OF the Memphis Trottng Association closed to-
day. Secretary Murray Howe has announced
number of supplementary races and events for
20 morrow. but the main body OF tuTfmcn and
horses will leave Memphis to nigh, Dash racing
was inaugutatcd 10 day, as proposed by Secre-
tary Howe. and the success the system me, with
this afternoon augurs well for As permanent cstab.
lishmen' on the Memphis track. The 2;oS trot TO
wagon went TO Miss whitney, 10 straight heats
from the Prince of orange. The free for all pace
to wagon even, was won by Edith W, with Mr..
billings driving. Fred $. Wedgewood fighting for
the leading position at the nniSh In each of the
three heats.
Lord Derby was sent mile to lower the worlds
trotting record OF 202iS but the best he could do
was 2O32 Another effort made, and he
succeeded In clipping on quarter Of second
from MS previous mark. CreSCcuS, driven by
George ". ketCham. his owner. goes TO morrow
10 lower the two mile rottng record Of s?si2,
held by onward Silver. Dan Patch will make
another cfort 10 lower his mark and Prince Nlrrt
VIII start to reduce his mark also.
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a SACRIFICE $50 buys HANDSOME HACK.
My BRED COB ne Is absolutely sound: fearless
OF everythng. HIGH KNEE ACTION, In fact a
PRIZE for any one wanting a perfect saddle and
harness horse combined; Also at QUARTER
liIcdl, FAMILY St,RRrY lseats four WALDORF
TRAP; BREWSTER BRouGHAM rubber uresi
AND COUPE RoCKAwAY, SPEEDING WAGON:
single and double harness. IMPORTED lsdy's and
gents riding saddle and bride: FUR AND CLOTH
ROBES. BLANKETS. OWNERS PRIVATE STA.
BILE, s. Madison av. near 2sth ST
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NASHUA oct. S0.-Favortes won In each OF the
events here this afternoon.
2:la class, pacing; purse $500:
Nancy Allen. b. m. CMat,yl .......,.....3 l
billy Hurd, bl g. Woodrow .............l Z
Henry ~, n. g.IFlint ............,. .,,..,2 :
william p b. G. palmer ............,...t
Earl W. b. q. Wcscott. ............,.,...e
Time 2i'i.. 2i7'. 2iss.. ?lsi.
2i5 class. trJtting purse $500:
Midnight, b .. by Alcantara con. 3 l
Byron Wilkes. bl, y. Paige ........,..2
Alberta b & Cameron ..-.- ...,,...i
Time-2lel4, 2los., 2l1. 2l9is. ans.
2ie class, trotting, purse 1890:
Lake Queen, b. m. by Red Lake burn
ham .. ..... ......,...l J
Parker g., br. 9. Don ...............S J
Rustic, bt. Y tShynel ..........-...2 =
I. T.. ". b. g. Smith $3.50. ..........%
Tme-?lel4. 2?2. 2lell ?l0i..
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Tooker. i,o, Meponoush. TO. G. II. sIlvcna i5s
Total 7S0' s,,oxpo,n,
Too Kerr" ~ Mcbonoasn IL q. ii silvcira leo
be VIZ, clinton Council Engcl. 10. Weber. isi;
tal 7iH
THIRD osMf.
Jadcrlnnd. Isl; Sulrdcr, leo Southwell. $50 To
tai 7is. -.
Fast New York Council Y'rfen IA: senior, i?e:
c..,.,,
catholic SV Bcncvo.nt League 'ournSmen, last night
The scores
FIRST GAME.
1870; Hommyer' ii3; Punch liS' S'einofccher' 49,
Total Igo ,,,,...r Gal. 10. ,,,,, ,s,. ,,,..,
an "a SantS 30 i cIn IN TsI 600
net IL" H'"'h''' ~: 49, ''"' wv
nea Ss'P Scnm, ia S,Gen f 49, Total Is
ro; a. E ssi ''' d. T. he"E 'os' "0'''Ss'' $50
oc j. Ksy ~ l f Kss lS
Total 500, 'y'' ..a,
T Tot S SIS. ~ ''''' ''''' ''''
Tie s., Mars. los, the Nr,, but won the second
81 Marks -Gorn,lev itO. french ia7. Ttynt
Jt III, la pssc. isi Arnold ia5 Total 700
Norid,ufSchrfISchlu iSn; Lcppig iea:
Iu,hr. l1o Sciukcn los Rn,ch iG Total sSl
''''''' ''' s,%oSn o,Np
c, MARKS co,n,Ie,. is2. Trunk Ir ila. French
lao, Ia pngr ia. Arnold ia rotai iss
Nornin ps'de / lclienthai isS Signor ia Bcck.
,r IL, Hicks ia Wels, ise Total 7sj
- '''' rrIrpn o.ur
No,dd,u,Srher 90 Schiumhohu 10. Schulken
,s2 Kackenma>,cr ia Luehrs $50; Bosch i.i
'o,s ~ .I,e,,,n,h,, 1872 Hicks 40, Rocker
IA s,gror ~ I.hrrc frames. Moses 100 tseV on
,,.m.,'N II OIL ,cs Total Ma
~
,. ,,,.a 49,, p,.,,,.,, ,..,,. ,.o,. A.
,.a,sd nv IN wsmc, Whrcimep's atu team in
Hc"pH'oau 81 s, n 49, o,,,y INV
r..., su.,..,,'.n K.e,a, ,s-, Nur
~ ,y,un, 10. u.t,cr "a Itemns;,ad iee
En;;.,, 20, '"''' IL" '''''e"' '''' ~ wy SOU
iI GIn,, we not. ,oa A SLidnore ,ss Ba,ch
ioS houeh' io' - Hniun'o'v 100 io'''' wv
c,,,uo,.-R.is AK Ssidmore ao. Batch.
40 Holden. rs SAdmorei Il. .S'ei: 10
t h1 1,o vans, eoS irmhech Id
40 H'W9od l"' y rdu"' ''>' L'no"'h' i'o
TOTAL $50 - -
,,, THU eAMh, ,,, an, ,.,.,
bu,nWca h1Tr'rs rems, To los cnbsch rs
Total iS,, ,,.,-, -, u, ,,,.
Warren "nrrlmrn 70 hempsleaa: ~
Murphy. 100 M'I"t' lN'' ha'"h' w. h'chon' Tvs
Toial NJ,
| ,,, ,... c..-,... a.,. 49, ,.
Kings county Conclare deIeatcd tne eans
from De LONG and Wiliainsnnts ,onrIassss IN nc
order Of heptasophS 'ouraameh' IN brooklyn last
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Us class trotting To wagon. two In three:
MIS- whitney DcVcfcuN ................l /
Prince OF Orange. Jones ..-.............2 2
Time ll!t, 2l0',.
Free for all. pacing to wagon. two In three:
Fdth ". Jones ..... ...........2 |
Fred s. Wedgewood tBllilngs .............i ? {?
Little SIuaw uiaS lord ..........< 3
SphNnN :. (smathcr>l ..... ......... 3 I
Time 2o7's. ?o' 2cs'.
2is class ,rotting
IAurc'ta Kinney .....,.... ................S
Astronomer Chandler ... 900. .........i 2 ?
Lat rance mccarthy ..... ............. 5
James II. Dusc Graves ........... dis.
Time 2l3it, ?Ip,, ?l7ii
Local horses To wagon. two in three:
Balance Wheel n smith ...............l 1
Gu nbcrland Gap (IsyncS ...... ......... no.. 3 ?
Nr Kenneth Unne>unl ...... ..........2 3
m 20I, 225.
2tj class tro,ng - miles dash Laurct,a Kln-
ncy'. won. Hall Fry roo,ei, second Joymaket
W. Crow NTH Time ?3li.
?nS class. troiting. l. miles dash Lilly Young
tSwearlngenl. won. Palm Leaf Mccarthy, sec
Ond, Bcd, tNnNneld' third, Pelle kuSrr Hud
som, fourth, Miss whitney IL. Mcdonald, NTH
200 class. pacing mile dash Darrell "a Mcpon
ald, won; ilttlc SIuaw HUDSON. second Rose
PIP class. 'rotting mile dash Baron Bell iiud
SON. won. Lady Constantine IF. LoomiS, second,
Wilton Bay H." Mcdonald, third. Darwin NC
Henry. fourth. Roscoe Medium tMcMahonl. nth:
Virginia Jim Rodnanl. sixth. Joymaker Mccoy
seventh: Spottv NJ. Grow. eighth. Time. 2l,.
won Home circle tNuckols, second Brown Heels
dodge, third: Tommy Mac Mccarthy. fourth
Khnawah star rliudSonl, nth Lou Vaughn tFootel,
sixth. Time, ?Oai.
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Mrs Shippen was OF on her short game
and Mrs. BatChelder, who had been very
unsteady in her losing match with Mrs, Fit2-
gerald the day before. was IN her best form
The result ~ the finish was:
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Miss Bishops defeat OF Miss Adams was
by we'll sustained round. and she gained an
extra hole coming home, winning by 3 up She
had a ga TO Miss Adams iO1 Miss Bryce, in
turning the niue-holc verdict against Miss
Reyes, also had q %, the latter scoring the
even 100 Miss divers round with Miss VI
" Phelps brought out the best score of the
two days OF play. Miss Oliver was up at
the turn. going out in fine style. but she lost
two holes OF the lead coming in. The card
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drINIUH contest, hold irom thp frst Zoe,
for three cups presented by tho Baltusrol
club was the event of the afternoon, the
averag" Of three trials to count The last
sin gle drives We're 1870 yards by Miss q Bishop
and 80 yards by Miss J.. Lockwood Miss
Bishop won the first prize, with an average
OF $50 wards Miss I Allen was second with
10 yards and Mrs Roland n Barlow ana
Miss f. Lockwood tied for third prize AZ l+l
wards IO-day's competition Will be a four
ball four-ome. open TO all women members
of the = q clubs
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HORSES AND CARRIAGES.

TO INsiRE PROPER CLAssIPICA.
TON IN THE SUNDAY Sun. ADvER-
EASEMENTS MUST BE HANDED IN
NOT LATER THAN 9 y. VI. SATURDAY
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YuInn nkME

Bushwick Rowling Club -Ochs. i5s, W Faust
las; Atwood. iSs. G. Faust. ii9; Lcmbach. IFS
Total, T5t,
Warren wherlmcn No. i-Hemps,ead. 22i
Murphy. leo Miller, ISIS, Hatten. i6. Keenan,, las
Total, s72
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FOURTH RACE.
selling; for three year old maiden niles 500

Good start, won driving, Clearwater. b. c, :. by
Nawekus-Feronica owned By Turney Rros
FIFTH RACE,
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Miss Harriet Curtis was in a grand golhng
vein and increased her lead coming home
by six holes over Miss Ruth Inderhill Who
was nj sea on the putting greens. Miss Har-
riet Curtis score
OUT ,.......... $3.50 $500 80
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Poor start; won easily; Hurstbourne, b. e.. ??
by lndio-flora Hurst; owned by Julius Flesch
mann.
SECOND RACE.
The Edgemere stakes for all ages; 81, go added
one mile and an eighth; I
Horse and Age. ht Jockey. Betting. Fin
Allan, ?.....,..... IS. .Redfern.....i 1876 SIS il
Andy Williams. g.. IL Lyme III 20 out 2,
Rossignol. s........ilS Spencer 81 7-ioS
Time. l.S.
Poor start: won driving Allan, b. e, O. BY ST
Andrew Alisnah; owned by i, H. Kelly
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NEwBrRGH, oct 30 Mrs James I Booth
royd offered two handsome prizes 10 be- COM
nrtod for by IN" women OF I'll" POwelton
club on Thursday afternoons. beginning May
- and TO close on Oct 20, the first prize for
the best gross Soor" and III" second prize for
the best net 'orr, the point system to h" used
Tn" prize for best gross -cor" was won nv
Mr. George toliingWood and the priI" 'or
net scor" was won 10y Mr. II \ Waldron
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The Glenmore and Bushwick teams were de
feated by the Warren Whcelmeu's FIRST team In
umlas Gotham tournament In Brooklyn last night.
Hampstead 22i was the feature. The scores;
PlRsT oAMF
Warren DWheemen No. KEENAN,. ISL Nur
ply, i7e: Miller, is9 Hatien. 1850: Hampstead, isa
Total, 7al.
Gicnmore Rein, 100; A. Skidmore. iss Batch,
ies: Holden. ieI; J. Skidmore. 1875. Total 100.
SECOND GAME,
Gienmore-Reid, las. ~ Skidmore, 2o% Batch.
40 Holden. IFS. !. Skidmore. III. Total s&.
Bushvck Bowling Club -Ochs, ies; " Faust,
iA6 Atwood, i7a; c, Faust. EOS; L-mbach. i,s.
Total ssb
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Mrs. MNniCe and Miss VI Curtis had a
splendid match in which few mistakes were
made the putting accounting for the fate
of each hole The match was square AT the
fourteenth and again al tn" sixteenth hole,
when the Bo>tonian won Two straight in par
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five teams played In the Arcade head pin tour
nament las, night The scores
HYPERION Team No. / Sche,i, n Strfcl. IiS
Kicpprr 40. Hermann. ~ Fcchcr, 100 Total AS
Adelphi Team, No. 2-P. Rhodenbach 95: Hem.
mer, 81. Gathers, ~. Bieriein, H. J, Rhodenbach.
100 Total i+a.
HYPERION Team No. 2-Cart.r. a.; Wagner. o.
Hunger -. Krick, as. PETER, IS. Total. t2s
Adelphi Team No 10. Williams. ~; Schroeder
100. Hayes. ~. Kruse, 70? +. Williams. 10. To-
tai. 40.
hyperion Team No s-Fros'. %. =. Suefel. 75
Gros'kopf, 70. Foosi 81; Green. e3. Total, %2i.
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PI,iNrIEIp oct 30 Miss Laura G. Long
ha, won the lIool"v cup handsome silver
trophv offered bv T. = llooey of IA" Park
Golf ChIb The competition began early in
MAY and was concluded this afternoon Miss
ong finished with total of - points The
standing of IA" other contestants II rs fol-
lows. Miss MAY Shr"vs H. points Miss
l.vdi" loIcauy. IL Miss Mabel Nan Dcvrnt"r.
lOi.. Mrs Charles I. Goodrich, -. Miss
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Kings County Conclave Ryan, iS3 Moss, rs
Hemmcnch. l,2 Wync. 1872 Tuthill, 1877. 7
tai. 7i5.
he Long Conclave Palmer 1870 Caldwell. II
Hamburger, III, Doyle, 1922, Neumann, iO. I
tai. 8?3
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The individual championship of the Fast
Jersey Golf Association Will begin to-day
AZ the E>scN Country Club.
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Kings County Conclave defeated the teams
from De Long and Williamsburg Conclaves In tho
order Of Heptasophs 'ournament In Brooklyn last
nlrhI The ScnrcS
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De Long Conclavc Palmer. 1928 Caldwell Is.
Hamburger, l2O. DOYLE, i73. Neumann, ISL 10
tai, ia
Williamsburg Concave Williams. 1873 Nosel
Total 6f3
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The final in the club Championship of the
Harbor I'M Golf club. AZ thirty-siy holes
was PLAYED Yesterday X T II. Fiske beating
i l. 1obin. by M.
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MoNrCLAIE. oct. 20 The final for the
first Freeman prize among the women Of
the Mout,liir Golf club was played this
afternoon. in which Miss Reid beat Mrs Is
ntrktuuu 1 nm
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In the somi-fnal for the Armstrong medal
and club championship ~ the Fox His Golf
club Yesterday John VI Ward beat T. =
Knapp. nv M II. will meet the. winner
of the l. !. Kellogg and J G. PATTERSON match
ia the final
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THIpt aAME

Williamsburg Conclavc Parks. 1871 WIFI ms
iE: NogebaCh 1906 Covert. 1888 Turch,. i2a To
tai, 878
Kings County Conclave RYAN, 0s: Moss ils
Hemmrllch. i3 Wylle, ?Ol Tuthlll, iO7 To
tai, 7Ol.
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The highes, Individual score OF the season In
the Harlem League tournament was rolled by
Fisher OF the Premier team at Thum and Kahls.
DORIS alleys last night. The scores.
YlRsr OAME.
New Rochelle West. 1872; Chrystal, 1876: Car.
p@nter, is3. Hewes. 2i3 Smith. IFS Total, sci.
Atalanta-Henkel, lsa; Sesgie, i%8; Mercsdante,
i,e pelycr, III, Mccormick, 1877. Total, TsS.
SECOND oAME.
Atalanta-Henkel. i65; Seggie. 100 MetcadAnte,
las Pelrct. i25; Mccormick. 100 Total, 7as.
Premier-fsher, 2s2 KatZ. lsa; Dawson. 2it;
Goldberg. ij,, Ullman. 40 Total soe.
THIRD GAMR.
New Rochelle-west. 1877: Chrys,al, lS: Car
p~nter, i.8. Hewes. 100 Smith, i2i. Total. 7ap.
Premier-fishcr. ios katz. %: Dawson 1872:
GOLDBERG e72, J'llmsn. 1919. Total, SIS
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Losing to FULTON Council ny pins the pc Wit
Clln,onS beat the East New Works ny a similar
margin IN the succeeding game In last nights
series Of the Brooklyn ROYAL Ncanum Minor
Icaguc. Tho scores
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Harness Races At Nashua.

sHUA. oct. 80. -Favori,es won In each OF the
Is here this afternoon
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The South Paw captured TWO games In the staten
Island Bowling League on Wednesday night The
FIReT 0AMF.
Crescent Splegelberg. Isl; Pechtold i57. Nc
lntyte. ~, pcnyse. 100. Seidei, is5. Total Soe.
Tompsinsvie- Schied, leo. GUM i6s, Thomp
son. 1873. Anderson, III. Clark, III. Total sl?.
SECOND oANR.
South Paw -Fack. III, Schroeder, 100 Kraus-
haar l5s WcSihrook. lss Nfenecker. 49,. Total sT9
Tom pkinsvlle--Sch. ed ~. Gum. 1872. Thompson.
10 Anderson, la7. Clark. 225. Total, sS
THIRD CANT
South Paw .flach. lGa, Schroeder. i2l: kraus
haar i87. Ncshrook. le3 Nlfcncckcr lsa Total. 80
crescent Spicgclbcrg, 1872; Pcchtold. I5S. Mcln
tyre. 1852. DenySe, 100, Scldcl la, Total, 78l.
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The Columbus team Nv Ice allied sal In the Colum
ha League tournament last night. but this to,a
was no, high enough to win either Of the nrst two
games. The scores.
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Hawthorne sweeney, IT,, Navtcr 49, Icvirn
lea Schumacher. ia Mccoy. ?oo Total sci -
4 q. I, ". WAGNER ~; 'lutCh'nsN. ii5. IfyncS
LIZ MriiIlrr. ~. " rhrr. lnn. IniAl vi.