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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-10-31
Kelly and Gardner Draw at 20 Rounds
at the SCiiuate Athletic Club.
Il VIII B3 Gammons Against Fu'iz When
Brown Meets Lafayette Tomorrow.

call and scudder out OF form, and with
Russ in the game for the first time In
three weeks II is not TO be assumed that
Brown will be Ia her best form.
The team will leave this afternoon at
O'Clock on the Shore Line and Will be
accompanied by large number OF sub
sttutes. The squad Will number 10 men
in all. The entire party will include the
following Price. Lynch. Raokle. Gro
well, Scudder. Baker. Hamilton. Graham.
Roberts, Savage, Golfer, Shaw, Cobb.
Sheehan. Webb, Russ, Schwinn. Hascall.
Captain Barry. Manager Dodge, Head
Coach Gammons. Assistant Coach Muir
ply. Assistant Manager Joslin, Trainer
Huggins.
The team will remain at the Grand
Union hotel tonight and will leave New
York In the morning In time to reach
Easton at 11:2s. The game will be
started at 2:30 and the officials will con-
sist OF Wallace W. Moyle formerly a
coach for Brown and for Lafayette. and
Maurice OF Pennsylvania The team
should be back at Providence Sunday
morning at z. leaving Easton at s o'clock
and New York at midnight.
A training table for the Brown players
has been established at the Narrag ansett
hotel. and last night at $50 for the first
time q squad of l6 men were sent to the
table. the following players being IN
cluded Barry Golfer. Shaw. Cobb Shse-
han. Webb. Russ, Schwinn, Hascall.
Price, Lynch. Soudder, Chase. Savage.
Roberts. Graham.
The men who have played hard during
the autumn appreciated the accommoda-
tons which have been provided by Man
aSer Dodge and II is reasonable to as
sumo that good results will obtain
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-10-31

ward, Yale and Princeton form a big
three" with Pennsylvania, Brown. Cor
nell and Columbia outside the breast
works.-Boston Post.
Keith, a Princeton freshman, Is putting
up q remarkably fine game at quarter on
the varsity team. Owing 10 the injury
TO Kafer in the Columbia game. ne Will
probably be a fixture in the position.
Coach Morley does not feel confident
that Columbia will win from Pennsylvania
on Saturday but feels sure that his team
will play a better game against the
ouakers than II did against the Tigers.
Brown has almost as much fear for the
outcome of the game with Lafayette next
Saturday, as she had a week ago over
the Harvard game She considers TINS
one of the hardest games on her schedule.
Boston Herald.
Everything possible is being done TO
turn out a team at Annapolis that will de-
feat West Point on Nov 20. but it must pe
said. judging from the first months
games. that the outlook for the Middies
is rather gloomy.
Alan Fox, 'os. manager OF the Yale uni
verSlty footoall team. has placed IN the
trophy room OF the Yale gymnasium the
footballs won from Harvard during the
past few years. These trophies have
been painted CRIMSON and bear the dates
and scores OF the contests
Jacob Jamison. the well known all
round Indian athlete. hes dangerously Ill
at his home on the Cattaraugus reser-
walton with appendicitis. Jamison was
captain OF the Carlisle football team for
several seasons. The last two years no
has been captain of the lacrosse team
made UP Of the best players In the Cattar-
angus reservation.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-10-31
lNTERSCHOLASTIC LEAGUE

In the Interscholastic league yesterday
the Pawtucket High school team rubbed
In into the English High school by a score
OF Is to o. This Is the third straight VIC
tory for the Pawtucket boys and the Sec
ond defeat for English, which has also
played tie with Hope. The victory gives
Pawtucket the lead In the league series.
The game was well attended and the
spectators saw a contest where after IN
effective line buck!ng on the part of Paw
tucket the superior backs OF the Paw
tuckets got around the ends for con-
siderable gains and this was what won
the game English could not stop the
end runs The fine interference OF the
Pawtucket team contributed largely to
the victory.
The Pawtucket team was much stronger
on the offensive than on the defensive
and English made fair gains in the lne.
II took nearly all OF the first half Tor
Pawtucket to score a touchdown, but In
the second two were harv :ested During
the game an extra bali was thrown on
the gridiron and PAYNE for English picked
II up and started for the Pawtucket goal.
only to find Pawtucket man lying on
the bali in play.
Curtis for Pawtucket played tine
game. making all three touchdowns ana
Davis kicked the three goals. Redmono.
Hammand and Sherman were very much
in the game for Pawtucket and Corp and
King played finely for English. The line
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-10-31
BROWN AND LAFAYETTE

IL will be Gammons against Fultz
when Brown and Lafayette meet tomor-
row afternoon at Easton, Pa, and
Murphy against Parke Davis, for Fultz
mas had the assistance of a former coach
In his coaching OF Lafayette. This game
will be the most important game OF the
season at home for Lafayette. and during
this week the team has been In secret
practice According TO reliable informa-
tion the Lafayette team is In good shape
and Il is the belief OF Fultz and Davis
that Lafayette will play the game OF the
season.
II win be recalled that Gammons and
Fults were the most famous pair of backs
ever turned out at Brown. and the result
of Gammon's work has thus far been
evident That Fultz has been successful
A. certain. for Lafayette has not been de-
fsated this year The team has defeated
Ceorgetown, PLAYED last Saturday. by a
score OF 2s 10 o The Georgetown team
won from Annapolis 4 to and later on
Annapolis won from Penn 10 10 s
The Brown team put In its last days 9
practice prior TO the game yesterday
afternoon and there was a good deal OF
har rd work done The varsity made two
touchdowns and twice carried the ball
over the college line from the ten-yard
line The indications are that Russ will
70 INTO the line tomorrow. and ~ Is
probable that Hascall. whose muscle
bruises have not mended as quickly as
vss hoped for. will not be able 20 play.
Captain Berry will be in the game al
though he has not been In the best OF
condition the greater part OF the season
The work yesterday was under the d.
rection Of Gammons. Murphy. Hunt and
Chase Because of Scudders lame
shoulder Crowell was at quarter and he
did well. getting the plays started quickly
and running the team with fair judg-
msnt II may be that crowell will start
n, tonorrovs game With Barry. Has
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GRlDIROn GOSSIP

Charley Shea OF the Harvard eleven Is
a brother of Dan Shea, who played for
Harvard several years ago.
The University OF Michigan has scored
iS6 points 10 six for her opponents this
season. This comes pretty near being "A
record.
Cornell ctill seems 70 be addicted 10
fumbling. In practice this week. the
coaches have tried 10 eradicate the fault.
but it still exists
West Point Is preparing faithfully ior
the game with Yale on Saturday. with
Charley DAILY in the game. the soldiers
eNpect "a DO things to the sons OF ELL.
President Roosevelt will in all proba-
bilhy. witness the annual West Point
Annapolis game 10 be played az Frank
In Field the Saturday after Thanksgiving
day
There is no big i've" thls season. Hsr-
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YACHTING

Commodore Lewis Cass L.elyard pres ID
ed at the adjourned meeting OF the New
York Yacht club last night. After the
routine business had been disposed Of he
announced what preparations had beeu
made To defend the Americas cup In ths
match OF next year In the matter of the
challenge Of the Royal Ulster Yacht club.
made in the interest of Str Thomas Lip
ton.
The commodore said that q new boat
would be built by the Herreehoffs from
designs of Capt Nat" Herreshoff and
the contract for the yacht had been
signed.
The syndicate owning the new boat Is
as follows: Ebert II. Gary. Ciemen A.
Norman B. Ream. William Rockefeller.
Cornelius Vanderbilt. Henry walters. p.
A. Is. Widensr.
c. Oliver Iselin. the commodore said,
would be the managing owner Of the now
boat. and that she would be sailed by
Captain Charles Barr.
II was also officially stated that the CO.
rumbia would be put IN commission by
former Commodore j. p. Morgan, and
that she would be managed by Z. d. Nor
gan and sailed by Captain Lem" Miller
The Constitution will also be placed In
commission, and Mr. August Belmont.
the head OF the syndicate owning the
ydCnt,. wiz Jake cnarse OF hcr, Wnlle zap
tain Urias Rhodes. her old skipper, Ind
Captain Norman b. Terry. veteran in
cup matches. VIII be her sailing masters
Commodore Ledyard's announcements
were tnhus siastically received by the large
number of members present. and hearty
cheers were given for the new synd'ot,e.
and all others that will Se connected with
the defence OF the cup.
Mr.. Arson Stokes, Mr.. 1lovd Phoenix
and Mr.. Robert f. Tod were a pointed a
committee 10 arrange for a club cruise to
the West In7ies during the winter months.
IL found practicable.
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THE HORSES

The big Ottawa ice race meeting VIII
be held from February 10 20 IL
Cresceus seems likely TO 20 into winter
quarters without beating his record
The injury sustained by the blind tro,-
ter Rhythmic. 2.os. az Lexington, Ky, is
not serious.
Prince OF Orange. 2o7i1. is the only
fosl OF Prince OF India sired the year he
was begotten.
At Lexington the judges fined Geers
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-10-31
FALKA.
CYCLING

Arthur Zimmerman. former world 9
champion cyclist, has returned from
France. Jimmy" brings good news from
Eddie Bald and Harry Elkes. both of
their share Of money In the French re-
public. Zimmerman gave exhibitions
while away and received a great reception
wherever he appeared.
Tom Cooper. the former racing cyclist.
is becoming figure In automobiltng. at
which sport he exhibits as much skill and
daring as he did on the wheel. Cooper
participated In the auto races at Toledo.
O.. and was defeated by Barney oldheld.
Marcus Hurley. the amateur national
bicycle champion and the holder Of sew
eral worlds cycle records. has been elect
ed captain Of the Columbia freshman bas-
ket ball team. Z
moter. returns from abroad. he expects to
have contracts with the Leading long dis
tance cyclists for the stx-day race to be
held In New York IN December. Kennedy
sailed Wednesday on the steamship Phila-
delphia. The race will be held In Madi-
son Square Garden and the men will ride
In teams.
The offer of Bobbie walthour to com
pete in the coming six day race at Madi-
son Square Garden has been rejected
He wanted twice the amount he received
last year. He won the race then. and
quite naturally looked upon himself as
an attraction this year. The promoters
say. however. that they got along very
well without Elkes and Mcfarland, the
winners in 1901. and can do without Wal
thour this time.
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have another six round bout The Am
erican Athletic club of Chicago has Sc
cured the boys for Monday night. Novem-
ber 10.
The fighting game is too slow for Ed
die Hanlon in California, and he has de-
cided to come east TO meet the best boys
at his weight He considers Harry
Forbes, the champion, or Abe Attell,-as
about his size. Hanlon is regarded as the
cleverest bantam ever seen on the coast
During the past four weeks Young
Corbett' has appeared in five bouts and
a side entertainment which have netted
him in the neighborhood OF $4,000. He
has more engagements booked for the
next month. the principal ones being a
20-round bout with Austin Rice on No
vember at Waterbury. Conn. and q
six round go" with Tim Callahan on
November ~. at Philadelphia.
Methods Of training for six round bouts
are apt TO be revolutionized II Terry Nc
Govern stays In Chicago much longer
During n setto between Buddy" Ryan
and Jimmy Barry, at the former training
quarters. Terry went 20 Ryan and said.
OF course you are not working for a
championship light, but your battle with
Kid Broad on Friday night means
about as much to you. Don't box so
lightly. Get some big fellow you can
slug. This fancy work will make a light
hitter OF you II you keep it up. You will
ind It's different when you'get In the ring
with Broad. ! know what he Is. He will
not stand and box with you He is there
10 take the top OF your head of n you'll
lat him That's the kind OF work you
want TO get In shape for. / would ad-
wise that you get middleweight and ev-
cry day have q real night with him. This
fancy tapping won't do at all
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-10-31

FALKA DEFEATS CRESCENTs.
The Crescent team was defeated by the
Falka team In q match at the Olneyville
alleys last evening. O'Neil got q single
a single OF los and a total OF 26S The
summary:
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-10-31
BOWLING
NEW ENGLAND LEAGUE

On the Music Hall alleys last evening
the Music Halls won three straight
strings from the Taunton team in the
New England league series. The team
total was nearly 100 lerger than that
of the visitors Wallace did some re-
markeble bowling, making singles OF lol,
l03 and 10l. for a total OF @5. Chase and
Cahill got singles OF l04 and each a total
Of 9S1. Swift obtained a single OK lol. The
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-10-31

According 10 a well known patron OF
the turf who is now at Latonia Barney
Dreyfuss, president OF the Pittsburg
Baseball club. will have a fine stable OF
thoroughbred racers next year. provided
he can get a buyer for his baseball fran
chise. Ever since the close of the cham
plonship season Dreyfuss and Harry Pull
liam, secretary OF the club. have taken
several flying trips TO New York to see
some OF the big turf events, and made
some successful coups. Dreyfuss, It is
said, paid about sl250o0 for his holdings
IN the Pittsou-g club. During the last
two years he has made fortune with
the champions OF the National league
In the last two months. however, his
bed OF roses has had many a thorn in
&C. and he Is said 10 be badly broken up
over the raid of the American league and
the desertion OF players that he contends
10 have treated almost like members OF
OF his own family.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-10-31
RIVER PoINT WINS.

RIVER POINT WINS.
At River Point Wednesday evening the
homo team won from the Pawtuxet VAL
Catterson made a total OF 30i and singles
OF l03 and ic J. Thornton a single OF
zoe. and James Thornton a single OF los.
The summary.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-10-31
PAwTUcKET.
ELMWOOD CLUBS SERIES.

ELMWooD CLUBS SERIES
Teams Nos- and met In the opening
match OF the Elmwood clubs duck pin
series last evening and team No won.
Mcdonald got total OF 277 and a single
OF ll3. Chambers had a total OF 275 and
single OF 100. The summary:
NO. 2
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-10-31
MUSIC HALL.
FALL RIVER 2. HOPE 1.

FALL RIVER ?. HOPE I.
The Fall River team won two strings
out OF three on the Hope alleys last even
ing In game In which small figures were
the rule. Lee was the only man 20 make
century and kaufman was high man
with total OF 2e6. The summary.
FALL RIVER
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-10-31

The children will want TO count The
Dots. They can't help H. watch Til,
News for them
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INrERscHoLAsT1c LEAGUE.

zone game drawn.
This afternoon at Adelaide park Hope
and Manual will meet at $3.50.
The Dots will keep you busy. Watch
for them in The News
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DRIVES FOR GOAL

Providence viii play Its first game ro-
night at Clinton.
The opening game OF the season In this
city will take place tomorrow evening at
Infantry hall
Providence ought 10 make a strong bid
for the pennant this season. for Manager
Parsons knows what the people want ana
will try TO keep them interested
Mallory ought to make a great man
at the goal for the Providence team
Last winter he did sterling work ror
Portland and became one OF the most
popular players that ever represented
this city Portland Press.
II will seem strange not 10 gee Fred
erigo Doe In the list this season. tie
has for years been one OF the most
prominent lights In the sport
The amateurs as usual will plav IN
Portland before the regular games this
season.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-10-31

Jockey Willie Shaw will not ride for
James r. Keene next season. His con-
tract with that turfman expires shortly.
Shaw rode with much greater success as
free lance when in the employ OF George
f. Smith, "Pittsburg Phil" than since
his engagement with the Keene stable.
He attributes his low percentage TO the
fact that he was so often riding horses
Of his employer, having little chance OF
winning, when, had he been free, he
would have been up on the contenders.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-10-31

They're great whato why The Dots
which will be in The News before long.
Watch for them
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PAWTUcKET 2. NEWPORT 1.

The Pawtucket team visited Newport
tories 10 It's credit. The Visitors won
me frst string by four pins and the
miro string by 22 pins. and lost the sec
ono by six pins. Love got a total OF
2sS with single OF li2. while Lynn got a
single or lo4 and Kerr a single of 10l. The
summary:
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-10-31

500 for not trying to win a heat with
Dan r after the latter had made two
breaks. Geers came back at them with
bill of 500 for services rendered, he
having been substituted behind Billy II
the day previous
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-10-31

Jim Parr. the English wrestler, has
cllnched two important matches. The FIRST
will be with NJ. j. Dwyer on November 7.
at the Olympic club. Buffalo. and the 9TH
er with Butch" Saar. at the same cluo.
on December L.
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The amateurs as usual will PLAY m
Portland before the regular games this
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-10-31
WITH the COX RS

Benny Yanger and Tim Callahan are Ia
have another six round bout. The Am
erican Athletic club of Chicago has Sc
cured the boys for Monday night. Novem-
ber 10.
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GENE RAJ GOSSIP

Tim Hurst the well known baseball
umpire and boxing referee, who is spend
ing the winter at Louisville, is the pro-
moter OF an Irish fair. which IL now be-
ing held al the Louisville Horse show
building
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Providence viii play Its first game 70.
night at Clinton.