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REGIMENTS GAMES
SHOULD BE INTERESTING.
Many OIdie Athletes Have En-
tered Games to lie Held on
Saturday Night.

The athletic meeting to be held by
Company /. Forty-seventh Regiment AZ
the armory. Marcy avenue and Lyncn
street. Brooklyn, under the san,tion OF
the Military athletic League on satur-
day night gives promise of some excel
lent sport, The several events to be ce-
cIdod have filled we'll. and the entries
INCLUDE some of the best men in train
ing In their respective classes,
The one-mile bicycle race, especially
should furnish a sensational contest, as
some OF the fastest indoor riders in and
about New York will compete, among
them being Frank and Keltcr, of this
Twenty-second Regiment; Warner, OF
the Twenty-th third Regiment. and Grams
ton, OF the. Forty-seventh Regiment
Block and Carotto, of the Twenty-sec'
ond Regiment; Danforth, of the Forty
seventh Regiment, and Markhelm, of
the S~evcnty-frst Regiment, Will be
among the competitors In other events
on the programme.
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The eyes OF the whole football world
are now turned towards Princeton, and
the struggle there between tho Nassau
eleven and the Yale warriors will be
the most bitterly fought in the history
OF the two universities.
Despite the high hopes of the Prince
ton followers and the talk of many
changes in the Yale line, it Is hard to
see where Princeton can win. II there
is anything in figures Yale should have
an easy victory over the orange and
black.
Football dope is the poorest in the
world as a rule, but this time the figures
are so one sided that it would seem
that Yale must win unless their team is
terribly weakened by some unforeseen
accident.
The record Of the two elevens this
season Is as follows:
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Jefferson ~Sellgnan. August Belmont,
Charles VI. Schwab, Gen. Roy Stone and
several OF the millionaire members of
the Automobile Club of America. as
well as President Jacob Cantor and
many w~ell-known downtown merchants.
are interested In an enterprise contem-
plating the laying of steel roadways In
various streets in New York and Brook
Ign. The scheme is indorsed by the
Automobile Club of America as a body
and tho city has already granted per-
mission FOR the laying OF an expert
mental roadway on Murray street. be-
tween Broadway and Church.
In the section IL Is suggested the
possibility Of the plan to gridlron many
OF the city's ~thoroughfares will be put
to the Ssverest test. The stretch ot
steel roadway will be subjected to the
trials Of heavy and constant trafic.
II In the course of six months the steel
roadway Is found to answer all require
ments. The city will authorize the plac-
inG of additional and continuous
stretches Of similar roadway through
out various th~orouGhfares N Manhattan
and Brooklyn as we'll.
Gen. Roy Stone, who lives In New
Jersey and who has a reputation as a
road builder. who once had a franchise
to build = TUNE under the East River
and who eor many years was associated
oflctally with the Bureau OF AGrlcul-
ture at Washington. Is the head and
front OF tbs present enterprise. He SUBJ
mitted his plan to Charles NJ. Schwab,
President OF tho United States Steel
Corporation. who received 1t so enthusi-
asucally that he offered to supply at his
own expense the steel for a mile of the
proposed new roadway. jefferson SeliR-
man, Chairman of the Committee on
Steel Roads of the Automobile Club OF
America. secured the interest Of Presi-
cent Cantor In the matter.
Matters nave progressed to such an
extent that the work OF laying the ex-
perimentsI stretch of steel roadway on
Murray street Will begin in a few days,
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HARVARD'S TEAM MADE
UP FOR YALE GAMES,
spcc,n, to The Evening wOrld)

NTN'NNAN w o" 'Nf'' 1870
CAMBRIDGE, Mass, Nov. 13.-With
the selection Of Shea for left tackle,
Sugden as centre to succeed King and
NILS for left end. Harvard's' Varsity
eleven is at last finally decided upon
and, barring accidents. it will present
the same front to Yale next week as 1t
does to the scrub in It's daily practice
on Soldiers Field.
The eleven as it is nov made up Is
as follows: Capt, Herman, left halt,
Croydon, full-back; Putnam, right half
Marshall, quarterback; Mills, left end
Shea, left tackle; A, Marshall, left
guard; sugden. centre: Barnard, right
guard; Knowlton. right tackle; Bow
ditch, right end,
Last year and up to the past week
of the present fail, Mills played al
tackle and 1t was not until the Pennsyl-
vania game that the Crimson under
graduates knew he had been changed
to end. In this new position. however,
no Is proving u wonderful man. Weigh
ms lSs pounds be 70 remarkably fast
on his feet and the Crimson VIII rely on
ban on the tandem play. Mills is much
heavier than the average end and the
iight, between him and Sheviin, of Yale,
Will he n pretty one to watch.
Side by side With Mills viii be Shea,
another find for Harvard this year.
She's VIII play against Hogan in the
Yale game and Harvard men expect the
two men. Will put II all over their New
iIaven rivals.
with her team finally decided upon
aud in perfect condition Harvard has
every reason to he hopeful. The Dart
mouth game should leave none OF the
men IN bad condition, 50 that next
week the final touches can be put on
with a flourish, Yale, Rewever. will have
time. and it Is very doubtful II she pulls
out In so good condition as the Grim
gln iAAm-
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LAKESIDE WINNERS.

RACE TRACK, LAKESIDE. Nov. 10
1.-The races run here this afternoon re-
suited as follows:
First Race-Flve-elghths of a mile
Won by Tom MaybinSs TO 5 and 7 to 10;
Albemarle, 3 to . for place, was second;
Goody Two Shoes, third. Tlme-l.Oi S-i
Second Race-Three-quarters of a mile,
Won by Moroni, 3 TO l and 6 10 .; Prue,
Tlme-i.lS l-5,
Third Race. e-quarters OF a mile,
Won by II You Dare, I 20 10 and out;
C%orrinne INLAND, s 10 3 for place, was
second; Little Jack Horper third. Time
lis,
Forth Race-Mile and n sixteenth
Won by Domadge, S TO . and | to 2
Tickful, 3 to I place, was second and
Danish third. Time-1.63 80.
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DR.. REED TELLS YALE'S
PLAYERS TO WAKE UP.
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-F~NH-H w ''Hf
NEW HAVEN. Nov. l3.-Yale stu
dents assembled in mass-meeting last
night, after witnessing an unsatisfactory
practice on Yale Field In the afternoon.
in which a touchdown was made agains;
the Varsity eleven. DR., Edward r.,
Reed, a member Of the faculty, ad-
dressed the students, saying:
Harvard regards all games except
the game with Yale as practice games.
Princeton. too, trains all season long
for that contest with the Blue eleven.
We, year after year, meet not one,
but two of the strongest elevens play
ing football for the honor OF the cham
pionship. II Princeton defeats us next
Saturday Harvard knows our weakness
and Is ready to defeat US on the follow
ing Saturday,
Unfortunately the Yale team Is slow
and does not wake VI early enough in
"A eontest. The first few minutes may
see u defeat by Princeton If we do
not play the football We are capable
OF playing.
The practice game at the field was
very short, the greater part of the time
being used by the coaches in INSTRUCT
ing the men as TO what they should do
ON each play. The 1--WE centre llnemen
also the best way TO break through an
opponent, Kinney played tackle, his
ankle being almost as strong as ever:
The end men were made to get In the
Interference and to knock on a man
when the play went around their re
spectlve ends, They were also prac-
tIced In getting down the field quickly
4 kick.
Rockwell WAS instructed as to holding
the ball so as to make his passes sure
and thus avoid fumblIiH, When Rock;
uUlrter. back. for he uses good Judg-
ment IN selecting plays and makes the
team play fast.
There was about coach for every
Varsity man In the practice,
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LAT0NiA FINISHES.

RACE TRACK, LAToNfA, Nov. H.
Following are the results OF the races
run here to-day:
First Race-one mile,-Won by Grand
Marlas, : TO | and 2 to /, Aimiass, \ TO
o for place, w0s second, and Clpt. For
akcr third. Tims-ln Ii
Sseond Race-Five and ons-half fur
longs,-Won by Mary Gleen,s6 t. 1 and
> to /; Two Lick, / to . Tor place, was
second and Naulahka third. Tlme-l.M.
Third Race-Mllc and an eighth
Won by AdeianAe, 3 to 2 aad even:
Frank Nc, third, Time-l,5l IL.
Fourth Race-S,x furlongs.-won nv
Rastag, :. to l and 5 to /, Wainamolnen.
4 10 o place, was second and HarKls
third. Time-ilS Be-
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JENKINS is SOUGHT
BY MANY WRESTLERS.
Champion Has Two Bouts on wow,
but Dan Mcleod Wanta Another.

Tom jenkins. the worlds champion
wrestler, who is matched to meet two
men, Joe Carroll. the Irishman who won
the championship of Ireland and Eng
land at the Coronation games. and the
Graeco-Roman champion. John Fleming.
has still another match in view. He has
received ar offer from Worcester. Mass,
to go to that town and meet Dan Ne
Leod for a big purse. jenkins will ac-
cept this OFFER Just as soon as he can
meat Mcleod and agree upon terms fer
the match. They all look alike to the
c~hampion-frst come, first served.
jenkins Is in Washington this week.
but will reach New York on Monday
ana will at enee go into training for his
match with Carroll. The latter Is one
OF the toughest propositions from the
other side of the water, and II Jenkins
expects to put him down he nus he in
work al the Polo A. G., of this city,
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MANAGER lSELIN GOES
TO BRISTOL TOMORROW.
VIII Consult with HsPpeHhOR on
Finn for NSxt Cup Defender,

HN" AOE NSAt Sup DCtcHuGFE
Mr.. C.. Oliver Iselln, manager of the
next American defender in the races for
Americas Cup, will go to Bristol to-
morrow, and from Their on will spend
most of his time in consultation with
Designer Nat Herreshofr regarding the
building Of the boat. He will remain
in Bristol almost all OF the time until
tac defender is ahoat.
or course, Mr., IsSliu cannot see where
the new challenger will have a chance
to 'lift' the cup, He says he does
not believe the stories hat radical
changes in yacht construction Will be
found in the English yacht, for, he
says. MIR. Fife is not experimenting at
this late day:
Regarding the building OF the defender
Mr.. Isclln would say nothing. but It
has been inferred that the yacht will
be constructed OF nickel steel. She will
he built Of the same general lines as
other defenders. Her keel has not been
selected yet,
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HAGeIN GETS HORSE THAT
BEAT GREAT SALVADOR.
Kentucky owner Buys Longstrcet
for 1900 for Breeding Purposes.

Thirteen years ago James B. Haggin.
the well-known horseman, e~ndeavored
to buy Longstreet, the great son OF
Longfellow. His offers were constantly
refused, but now the desire to own the
horse that once beat the great Salvador
in the Omnibus Stakes at Long Branch
has been realized.
When the sale of the Belle Meade
stud was in order a few days ago, Mr..
Haggin commissioned @. d. Wilson 10
get the horse even though he cost 5000
and take him TO Kentucky. Wilson
offer to get Lonsstrcet. When the horse
was put up for sale Mr.. Wilson bid $500
and the horse was Air. Haggin's. Now
Salvador and Longstreet are stabbed
under one roof at the famous Rancho
del paso stud. -E'
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TEST NEWS IN THE WORLD OF SPORTS,
DECISION WENT TO
GEORGE MUNRO,
New York Boxer Out
pointed Patsey Hogan in Ten
Round Argument at Peoria.

PEORIA, H., Nov. B-George Nun
roe. the clever little feather weight
boxer. of New York, was awarded the
decision over Patsy Hogan, of Chicago,
at the expiration Of their ten-round
bout which vas fought before the
Riverside A, C.. hare last night.
Munroe was too clever for the Windy
City fighter and he had no trouble in.
outpointing him all through the con-
test. Munroe was to have fought
Clarence Forbes, but the latter failed
The latter was In no condition, while
Munrbe was trained to the minute.
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WEIGH WHIPPED DEvINE.

BALTIMORE. Nov. la.-Jimmy Devlne
took Tommy Loves place in a fight with
Tom WEIGH before the Eutaw Club and
was whipped In the seventh round Of
what was to v been a ten round go, !
ring partner, consented to go on In his
place. although he was not IN condition,
He put up a game fight, however, but
had no chance to win at any stage.
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vlGILANT CYCLE CLUBS
NEXT MINSTREL SHOW.

The Nigilant Cycle Club will hold its
annual minstrel show and reception
saturday n!Sht at Terrace Garden, and
an enjoyable evening 10 In store for
those who will attend. The minstrel
shows OF the ViSilants have always
the members hope to put their previous
efforts In the shade.
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BANGOR. Me. NSw 1S.-Twin sulli-
van and Dick o'Brien fought ten fast
rounds to a draw last night and both
mon put up a good fight, although
Sullivan appeared to have the best of It.
The Boston man forced the lighting
and landed three blows to o'Brien's one,
but the latter mad a splendid showing
ard almost had his nan out in the last
round.
Both men were fresh at the finish and
neither was injured to any great extent.
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Medical,
OLD DR.. GRINDLE,

10 yesgA a specialist In diseases Ut invn. UndsT
JR, dRlSDLE's scientific treatment Good and
diseases, palma In the bonts. rsl spots, sore
hruAt aud mouth, ulcers, painful swsllinEs,
,.dney and bladder complaint, f~ealding. innam-
nation. gravel, &e,, arc speedily cured. Impsdi-
renta removed. Sufferers, do not waste time
OVER 90 YEARS al III west i2th a..
1 e. " asa 80 ~ syf' 4s,io' re- A'''-
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Form of Gridiron Players, However, Cannot
Be Depended On and Saturday May
See Result Contrary to Indi-
cations Of Figures.

McClave and Ames will probably be the
two fullbacks.
The little town is all agog over the
new mascot. a little tlgress brohght
from the wilds OF South America by a
naval officer and given to Doc HilIe-
brand is one of the old Tiger athletes
and sent the cup with his Compliments
to Capt. Davis. The little feline is
called '"Romona."
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23D REGIMENT GAMES.
brooklyn soldier Athletes VIII
Omen Season Nov. -.

Open Season Nov. %.
The Brooklyn soldier athletes will be-
gin their indoor tournament Saturday,
Nov. %, when the Twenty-third Regl-
ment will hold its athletic
There will he twenty-three well-hlled
events and there will be prizes for the
first, second and third men in each. In
addition the Association Cup" will be
awarded TO the company scoring the
greatest number of points, This cup is
a perpetual challenge one aud is held
until the next games,
There will be an individual prize
awarded the man scoring the greatest
number of points. The entries close to-
morrow at the armory.
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MANY BATTLES FOUGHT
IN THE SQUARED CIRCLE.
Sullivan and O'Brien Draw Handler Beats
Roeder-Welsh Whips Oevine.

the Savannah Club, by Jimmy Handler,
of Newark, TIT fight was a fast one,
and Roedy was badly whipped. The
referee declared that the loser had faxed
money, but it will probably be paid TO
him as II would be hard to imagine =
man taking a worse licking than he did
and he was clearly out In the last
round.
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"A FULL PURSE NEVER LACKS
FRIENDS" The advertiser who rec
ognizes the value Of Sunday WOrlG
Wants never lacks . full pu..A
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FAVORITES WIN FOR THE
TALENT AT BE INNINGS
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knight of the Garter make the running
to the stretch. Ray and Rappcnecker
aid in hcntad. when they swrnS into
the stretch Ray came through on tho
inside, and taking the lead won c~leverly
by a length from Great American. who
was a lergth and a half In front OF
R~appenecker.
SIXTH RACE
one and one-eighth miles.
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The Huguenot won; Cogswell was sec
ond, Oront1s was third. Time-l.54 2-S.
Won by a length, half a length between
second ana third,
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HANDLER BEAT
ROEDY AT SAVANNAH,

SAVANNAH. Ga, Nov. la,-Pat
Roedy, Of Washington, was beaten In
the eighth round of a night here before
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JENNINGS ENTRIES.

Especial to The Evening World
RACE TRACK. JENNINGS. Nov. ia
The entries for to-morrow's races are as
follows:
-: Raee-For thre..year.Olls aad upNIrd.
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icnnSylNanla and Bucknell are we'll
matched teams and played practically a
tie game. Figuring on the games with
Columbia, Brown is nine points better
than Pennsylvania, That was exactly
the way Brown did beat Pennsylvania,
for the score was Is to 6.
Figuring, then, with the ColunGlia
gImes as the standard, Princeton and
Brown ARE about evenly matched, with
Princeton having the shade, Brown
figures a bit better than Bucknell. but
Princeton would be very lucky to score
hfteen poinst against the latter team.
on paper, therefore, it would look as
though Yale had all the best OF the
argument, and. barring accidents as has
been said. the Blue should surely win.
A great deal Is being aid about the
kicking overs of De Witt. but there Is
no reason To believe that he will do
better against Yale than he has done
against the other %elevens, and straight
football with the usual Yale luck
should overcome the advantage he gives
his cam,
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Medical

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PROP. KOCH OF BERLIN. ing breathed INTO me
lungs through the head and throat Into the
smaller tubes Of the lungs, Here they gSrmlaa!e
and multiply II the tubes are Allied With catar-
rhal mucus. w.l!ch they feed on. n no mucus Isl
present they die and no further results are shown
In the system, II the catarrha! mucus Is pressn-
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q general Infection, which is followed by all
the later symptoms OF such as
cough. pain In chest. sick stomach, sc,
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22p ST, where patients are cured daily. Tho
mistake OF having catarh for years a '%'hotoed'
for germs to grow should not be made. The head
thould be cleared daily with K~OCH-OtLENE to-
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the respiratory tract, which might be absorbed
into the system. Free examinations are made
A.'r ~ . srirti Dh"~Iolan at
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FOURTH RACE.
falling; Si1 turlOass.

Bright Girl raced 10 the front and at
the end OF A quarter was Joined by
Right and True, the pair racing, head
and head to the stretch with Huarity.
Dark Planet and TrapeEist running IN
a close bunch a couple OF lengths back.
In the run homs Right and True went
10 the front and stayed there, winning
by half a length from Dark Planet,
who finished strong and beat Bright
Girl a length and a half FOR the place,
FIFTH RACE.
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Prof. Robert Koch
at the tuberculosis Congress Which HAS
Just Closed at Berlin.

Professor Koch 81.
plainsd very satisfactorily
that II the poisonous
germs entered the sys-
TEN through the milk or
other food we eat, q
community would often
be Injected by eonEump-
tion II they ate and
drank the sama. food.
There is no doubt that
the germs more often
enter the system by be-
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SIAN faTr. Won handTy' TTWFIN ~
Examiner cut out the early pace, iol-
lowed by DuOlin and Ben Howard. THIS
orler held 10 the turn where Dnoilh
took the lead. From hat point on ne
simply Ealloped his neld 10 death, Mn
ming hSndily by a length from q. WHIT
Tier. who finished strong II beat Ben
Howard two Lengths for the place
FOIRrH RACE.
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head from Dramatist. VIII beat Sac
Barometer a neck for the place.
THIRD RACE
Mile and forty yatds. ~
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Dsnly pouslcrty. the clever fsathe'-wsight
boxe-. Of Philadelphia, who recently boxed
Tommy Fe,,I 4 twen,y round draw in savannah
Will Ne matched IN a few days TO meet Joe Hurst.
tile cas-. vide azh;sr, 'or twenty rounds DO
fero tho Savannah lGaj A. c. on Nov. "a.
lDughttty ought TO experience little trouble IN
er'csiiHg Hurst, as the latte does not class
With hun IN ANY way, Dougherty and Tommy
Fe!tz WIN be matched again shortly 10 nght be-
tore the SAINT clua.
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