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twrnty-yard line. The ball Just grazed
fhe outside goal post After Dewitt had
pun'ed again the New Workers renewed
their attack NJ the entire nf the N'ld, hui
Princeton hcld standby and smith kicked
TO ~" Orfngr ai,d B!a,h'- thJriN-.v"-yard
lrubiu'~ iouv-i!vt-Ntfd fGgrt aud N'"h"-
Iot uv" yard on two Ilo1g"~. ", Ery.
o." Of prUD'iuu' -t1r TLu-. Ma lid 90
and Il Mc'luN" took nj place. - 'h,
on ~" resi- linz -Uv, bi"kr thtoug'. ia" rE!f
sit' of ~" PRINCETON I.r'. dod."d 70 O. 81"
hiu an 4 the .oal ilnr h" -'9r'"d "ui ~ rlHt
r''" o. -w"d Princeton IS supporters head
tn'r breath in -u-pH-". hi ~" llG'f ~
III CD quarter back Wa equal 80 ~" occasion
Uud dl''rg low and hard hiuu,ti ~" rnnl'i
down with q heavy th.d e." bah v".'
D"Snli"r WAS -roih"rssd hy Tn" I-.r-
interference" aud ICulk" Gyd" 'Nru'"-ilN"
wards iilrt Kai'r ard EouiLr carried
n" heather 20 tho "'-vtTd mark her" n'utu-
hia h'ld and Dow - trI'd another rod noNI
n. 'Hd Iir iced H. = u,g rtrsI' N'i1
Colou.hli al tt,krd out 20 'Nr 60 Ht:c OF
th" t"id, Princeton rushed o." leather IN
Ngrl- hU' had ~ surrender 90 account
of hold ~ smith Kicked out If boWd- 4
rrU,'toi's r-'ard NV .'' f''.' Was 't..' Il
lu-t .- D,Ni'' T.iUru. 81 ih" Kick
In 49," second 'ali IA tou'uuta men went
10 uirrr- IJu.t AMI rIu,'tur. With e lul 81
n"V uru m pushed them around iN" N"ll
all p-t at u ~ Al tht' ur'F'u''d a." ger,
nom making more galn~ No IN" ir"ul'W
fun h',, md uuNs
\ crowd OF u.u t't' ud"l tNr SAW" lI"
C"lui. bil contingent had hr1s" bard Win
'h"u and il"N undo lots Ot nui-". ~" -.
thu-iI-'u ~ tho Princeton men Wa, only I"..
warn .t the Ual-h 81 the :r'u" and not u... b
Of % demonstration Wa made.
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CrSCISNArI oct. % The fall meeting ~ The La
tOula Jockey cub opened to day and over iVN
persons were pcS'U'. he weather WAS perfect
and the track was TITLE slow. Jockey Lindsey.
VII wa >rt down several months ago on account
OF a had ride on Jena, was rcnStated to day,
Fist Race One Mile -BTi>>ac. VI C.. Kelly
: 10 t. won. McgcS, ~ tiiRtEerSdlu. 20 l. second
Nellie Bawn, W (O'ConnorJ to /, third. Time,
lIIl9.
second RaCe-SN fUrl1ngS-- Ea,lin ln2
Dadei 10 3. won. Mahe vim, los castro,
. !, second Rag Time, iOj Hcgcrson', rs to |,
NINA. Time Is.
tDEdC,. to !, Won. SuCth,ay"r. l03 a. Booker .
II u NcCond, Harding. lps ,rroNleD 10 |, third
Tine lO2,
rlurth Rae Ono and eleventh .>i,,cen,hs nlilas
ted, ~. Lindsey, even. won ralpA 1903 Hel-
gers m to second. GirnwOod. lOi ~. O'ConnurJ
o. / third. Timr. l.Iglt
Ilth Race 1--WE iurlnnrN- Two LEX 100 (Akenl
ct /. won rho;H II? IfclgtI,On'. . TO 2 second
Belle Man"n. ~ a. Hall, to /, third Time.
luI4.
sixth Racr-Onc Mllc-rav the Fiddler IOt
'tas'roL. 20 10 L. won. SIR cord i01 Lindsey =,
II to 10 Second, AdelaH,e lo7 uHclcrr>on. to I,
third Time. I3i1.
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A. Chicago.

CHICAGO. OCT rs -NcChcSnry with a load OF 1870
pounds. faN"d 10 nui>l inside tho money IN the
Liberty Handicap al worth 10 day, hi, his stable
companion. lucicn AppIehN, saved the day for the
SttN" by winning through remarkable stretch.
HIST Rac"-->"Ncn iurlonvS--NAtcr Edge. lOp
Nubuw|, ~ 10 won. Lou Woods 100 Graham
q 10 !, second: lambert, 1903 lDalvl II 10 /. third
Tine. l3l
second RaCe--flve irloUPS--klng Pepper ITO
NiONr, Ia .. won; Goluen Rule, no buchanan
~ "a 5, second Irene Lindsay, no Coburn), 10 0,
third. Time iD2 $.
TEird Racc--un" niie--rhe Lady. los buchanan,
oo "a. won Vulcan. leo 'Birkrnruhl leto second:
Mnabira ~ HiCkN'. ! to g third Time N&S
Fourth Racc--Ihc Liberty Handicap, one mile
and au clgh'h--l.uCi-n AppehN. iis CTAitiS'ri
~ TO ~. won. HUodwiuk 90 (Rohhlnsl 20 10 l. sec.
1929 "
run i.ac"--Onc mile Ilncult los buchanan,
! To :. won lant'r. iD (Bat'lstrl q to l. second
Gtcror X. los ,si> $50 ), third Tinc. i:<2i5 5.
sixth Ra"e-Onc mile and a half Rcana. ps
ihttStr', 10 |, won Western Duke iu3 fBltkrn
tu'u, sto5 second Hayward Hunter, ~ tPera''i
Ia =, third Time, ail as
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Prince Alert and sir Albr,t =. Match cd for
sI2 900 (. Side

MEMPHIS OCT % A. result ot an arm.
m"nt which took plhc" among prominent
harness hof>" men al ia" lio'ol Gayoso las,
nishi about Major Delmar'- worlds record
OF ~ for II half mil" mad" h,r. on Wodnc,-
dav. match rae" was nludc ior a hnlt.n,ilr
hb"rt : goa, III" principals ne Mart
pemarc,t, the dr'Xer- plinger, who h1ril"s
IN. t'lhs over Prince Alert. and Niilard
The amount wac"rrd is si2, ODu 4 adj"
winner 10 take all ior'ci's oi SLOW hnv.
been put M to blvd the match and T. +
Smothrrs has already wagsred sto.pu on
nvAt MuudlI
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lrNiNGToN oct - John y CreigLtou Omaha
N'h. has Snid to iIarn orr. reading, Pa, for
We r'poit"d pf'c OF S7pl, the twenty year old
tro'ing stallion, NNllrnd wilkes. al;i, bv HrJ
wilkes. dandy ADMINISTRATION
LEXINGTON, oct % = j tforman OF Cincinnati
acting for John \ Drake, has bought OF Ohm smith
Nc Two year Old brown colt Bardolph hy INN
NMtl bermuda lhnCc Tor ne rCf,uru,, 49,, .
OF SbO J. J. Nul"U, Knoxville. Tom liza,
bought OF Martin boyle, pat'>, The lrarlnr chest
nut MY hy The tonmpnUr TnlStc for a! n,H he
ASA bought Of Nr. bul /" Tor private pr'' Chc,,
nut My hN Il'iNt Dutrhmiu sister Nyn., nrd
two Noted brood mares Melody. hS INN R0ssinr
llat'lp INN - ~ :"
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Bowling NOtes.

\ tournament, teams OF three men, each vi
begin on the Mornings,de Alleys, Elshth avenue
anil ll5th street 70 'nor-ow night
~ recent meeting OF the Spartan Bou1,as
Chh George hechdol was elected PRESIDENT: c. M
mas VICE president, Louis Halribach. secretary:
LOUIS SCnul?c, treasurer: pnilip Lehrhfch. cap.
hlr l. Coulon assistant c,ntan John Bock-h
sergeant AZ arms Joseph Thum, Phillip LEM
Fowling Clubs
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lS: wash 49, Hennesse,. ~: Huberth, -
My,.lc Rose Council Sheridan. isr, McGew.n,
lis. Lane, 40. Cunnion. ie: scu!y. las. Total TT
Res.n. cocl, co rnhp SfS ,s K,,,n..
re Walsh. 49, Hennesscy. 10" Hubertn, ia
co Asr'n,s Mc,ny,s 20. Ys,.,' ,'s
On Wednesday nishtt hs New York Royal Areauup
League games resulte d a. follows
WITH s;'T To-. slasa ne Rym.S A.9a VI ia
IS. s kisSaoo1s ss Ess.s Ss.: .s a
whs '' RpSRn Is, %gma No. ss H'n T. 70,
Yoans -, sS, snov C9n1t r., H. As &
So:.SI I's; Kryenbois i5s EnseItinS. III
ya M,s nsrs cSgnG-K'snsI, rs; Nay, ,.:
w SECTION 2-riRsT GAME
MsS sm' "a. Ko Ssnc ia , w DI M
:, hoa.ys!d Soanci !Gr.v,s '' ~ ffssr : iss
HAIRS i2s' Myers, .v ~, Total SIS
Boulevard Counc-Crayes. iia. Freer. io0
HaIIs. va, Mysrs. ~. johnson. 4. Total. Sos:
s.uer. rs aaru 1 10: s,ewsr,. 80 AI Tos 80 '
Samaritan coun TiIih IoS GAME ,.s p.,,,., i'm
SapokanlCar Council Porter isl; Koppen, i4N
The South Paws took two game, on FRIDAY nighA
in the staten island Rowling League.
o s' %s. rsTrf s s:sEsfdit r1.
man M 49, hcmass 10 IN s1 III To,. ST.
Aou.nons.srisrr cp lSa s ssMI 1884, Hot.,.a
iel sssHlne -; Woslom, iS Total, ~ r,-
man .s Remse Ia; ' T..x. Gens 4ea s
THIRD oAaL.
10. ss Wnsd NJ, Is, ShAr1; rs Hoe
south psw-tlsch. ?o2 SchroedeL iss; Kraush.aI
The Lotus team defeated tn. Mohawks by seven
pin. u the Harlem iearue tournament al Thun
kahlsdorfs alleys on fni day night. The scores;
A'slsn,s 10 Ms;,ssanse, ~, ,!.l'.'.
muth 1917. ". Gerdes 1879 Total sps.
A,.l.n,a-Hensei ii i%; M n is. s.s.,.
ia. Stsr,c, ISL Mccormick. iso, Total, III,
~ Sosn IT, ssh..ar AS sc sfo A. 3D. se'S'''s
ml1s 5 oi i NG s Tais S''sss ~ w'
ss bonn sc M SsrDey ', R0e''h'n
G5.mercy Council twice tailed e.s IN the BOOK.
and lost to Fulton and Washington Irving cjuncls.
The scores:
Fulton Counoil-H A. Slveris. isi; Miller. 1877.
Iooker l8< McDonough. $50 @. X. Suvera. lie;
Total 20
Creamery Council Andrews ia Kinsing, liz
Wood, III Helm, iS Dahlbeuder. IA Total. oee.
sBCOSD 0AMH
Gr.nercy Council andrews i5s KlnEing iaR
Wood. i2s Helm. las Dshlbenfer, iOa Total. ecA-
Washington Irving Council-Thernser 100.
Mcllravey, 100, Caywood. i6?. Waterbury. isss
Cross. i7s. Total. SCI
THIRD NE.
Washington Irving Council-Thernger. ia.
Mclray..y. 10: Caywood. i5i; Waterbury. 1897
Fulton Councl-H. 4, Silveria is3 Miller 1870
Iooker ia, McDonourh. 1884, g. X. Slverls. ~
Total rs.
The Onentsls succeeded IN breaking the,r string
OF defeats In the Grand Central tournament ot
Hrnokyn, hv defeating the Franklins AMI Carroll
PARK Wheelnen In Thursday nights series. The
YIRsr o,Ns
. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., tts: Hughes 1874: Frank. iNt
HentS. 1872 Oliver, 2ol Total, G3.
. Ortntnl--Oest i7t lrhner. IT'S; Meier. io1
Dent. l13. Stein, 100 Total Dot
SECOND oAMs
,oi frsnEl,n-Dln'morc. ~ HUGHES. 1885, Frank.
'O2, Heltas, 2lt; Oliver. 203 Total o<s.
Carroll Park W-Spcllnan. III Hike, t63 Waits
1en, i3s Schroeder. is9; Hashagen, 100 Total SIS
THIRD 0ANE.
Carroll Park W.-Socllman. isi: Hike. is9; Wat.
zen lG; Schroeder. ls3: Hashagen. ia Total. sts,
Orental--Oest. ls2 Lehrcr. iaa: Meier, ,oU
Dent, i<i; Stein. lie. Total. $40.
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Discussing the Rubbrr.l ored Coll Ba,, In
London.

Srrci'' C0Nr Despatch 10 THL sun
IoSpoN, Oct IS There is a good deal OF
discussion among the golfers here about the
rubber. ooIed ball The hes, PLAYERS say th,
lively mil puts the inferior players n the
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Marshall for For,iner. Anderson for Douglass
rorcc for Smith.
roiDHNsi o. rI1TspIfIp o

PIr1srIiLD. Mas, oct. ?5.-Thc eleven.
OF rlttsiield and fordham college played
q" gam" Atth 40 s"ofing here to-day
llfrk-'t Of FordhHn wI,i" . run OF eighty
yards 10 lhits eide :rvaId linz, but ord
ham failed 10 score On on" ocrsS on. PITTS
''d had the hail on lordham's i-yard lin"
but Vas held tor downs
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K5bcn,,u Lr I' taa,lc iifiea1Gl'"
W.NI,y ".... ~ gHfi .......' Farrell
,,l'unon ,c'..c..,.. ......... b3vn">
'"lI ....... y sn' tackle ...... ...... .'ouk"
'a...n Oh irr bacj. .... Coogad
I,-lf.y ...... -. ..'f 'idrk .... bale
. Food" R,g.ilai hrcl... .... Wilson
CC'i.!H. run bach ........ =. Co"Lr
linton az. 81. y. e..
,, So. ~ m}1,H1,n, f., , "G'. p, - L""isG
wLh he scns" to - ~ Tough. - yor 80 'h",
J., gnw'r 81 "-''uud ai. to- Brown ~ q
WI, got down 80 straight 'oo'b bah, aud
.'"r'd tony NOR" ro'n's
nl i,l.a1' . ' ri @al i Ii 2 ,
GAVIN ...... ...... l'N fltH,r. .... Coo
Nalci, ........... .l,n eua.d. ..... Stonc
i,ernard. ....-...., cent?. ..... tnlGhrIe
l E",'Sorr E l'si' , 1.si" . &.i!l,
J. igaga.gr ca ,ii' S'" Nt I"''H6
.t..oui, Ia lsI' bach ........ sos der
E.,s> '' II Pr a., H. ,., %;fg;l
lcnIoan,-l r5ra1aSir . Water, j. .ror.
r., Hr1'g .Go., .r," onrh4,.","n--.i i .oTs
"a. nahc, Standardization iot LEHMAN.
G tor i,l? i'srn f.. I9aq;o I,r I To1 iSr
! femhaugt'ior rda1ni, >war' for \. tars
lind FOR MAINS.
..Gur -lcP, nus G,vr
B,Lu"o"t, uc - ~ hr"nghl The
i4n'h'h r,." "'tN""n o'u'shnrg NJ ~.
~, at.~rn""n 5cior, ' = . MI n,I' ii boon
un> "l o." =. !" 'i""t 70 T." Z" IN l,N"r Of
: "elrr rc- iIl"d -" local t"ari ten yards
Tor tt ur-. .,' IlY tv i"' niu2s var 81
words followed. jennings made - ,a,i"inp,
81 s'rI." to uuu,rc. " len ! VII y rs james
at C.tf l-hur" -'rIck Ir'mlrss d. powrr:u!
blow "u i'" .or"' cad, Wh.,h -tdttHd 80" i!oOi
HoN.rr pnur" i'r.rf"rcr'c urrv"r ted
Ini'u VT tdrrN 'I- mon rom To" hrld ana
i''r,"d 20 anr'i'u" -, HNip".
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PENNSYLVANIA. q. m,,Kyr,l. :

PuLNuftrHIN, Oct - .PrnrsvlvJu'I pass
cd IA" most dangerous Cr'~l- Ne her
g'ldlruu career this afternoon 10y directing
TN" strong t"am from Guckucll IN ti'r,,,
contest. u TO ! II Wa ~" most not lbl,, VIC
tory th' Red and Bluo has gtiv"d this season
~" team usually - lost without capt Gtr-
dlN'T in ~" gam! but to-day his Ib-"rc"
Wa MI" tell IItll tHir". the novelist
saw ~" gam" from the s.i ltur- and ,h',rod
ir'rtiolIv when ltuu>N lN.Irtt saved the day
WITH t iDrgt. llpNu aud pad
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IN TIE FOOTBALL WORLD.
TIGERS TEAR UP COLUNBTt AND
WIN ny SCORE or 81 To ~.
Eurkc Of Princeton out Of Game with
Broken CoiiarbOne Brown Gives liar
ward Hard Tnss,e--Easy Victory for
Yale -Auukrrs Barei, beat Buckn

10 the '!o-ele 's rn' 10 ~" o,'-.''' ~ IS, o
"V'r", e,oicN' ~ ",'tU"- ~ t"N
=, VI" n"', '' rs,f., ,isr h,rd an, y"n
S!Id'u~ 80 ~ 80, i, -" 80
74too. Corr ell sinothcrrh Ot'rlln. 5'to" u. hui
Harvard had a hard time with Brown ara
Won 10y only -iN Iolrt, P"nn-y'varIa won
f,or, Rucknou hy tho narrow margin ct orr
'o'. "u 80 -, on, ., ,
point iAi'f'',' n'"' '" Org I" "" :" '" :"
ANNAPOLIS Wa beaten hN bl'Ei. on 7" o.
and West Point took care OF Vliutm,. = TO O.
FriN'rf"N. =. COW MhI', /"
pEtNcrToN. Oo, - Princeton boat
Comm, ma ,t,,,-oop 81 tr a. -,orruy
~ ,,,,,., a,l ,,I ,ro,., ,i, eII
on a place kl'" ~" Nv '"t'iS VIZ
ou'ullyrd m every particular, y". tho dil-
ference in 'hc rcia'.," ,'r"rs'h OF m t".nl'
WIS Ho' :" S'''' +,
n" '"lun'h'' me" SLOW" p.,'' '. t'', ~.
rer. sur,rinv from "a sever attack oi stag"
80, a. I4,,i,,, 49,. .,,rig,.d , la, at
irsh' III "uu.'o'. Wy ~, w. W.
BY penalties for '',Id" Ii"y re lls'r~.
howryer. should gr' all III" credit that q,
'omins 10 them '"r ~" N'tn,F' '"i NV
r.ayNi c""h' '',n gum ny '.'' "
lttl" SLOW al times. hW r'''F 'i'- lemon.
T T,u'. ''.I w., s'.'-
&c., com u,s nod. about ten
Prin"'on 'rN' -,"'' wa VI w. '"',', va
minutes liter play began. That wa on" "i
~. instances Wien loumm1'- judgment
was POOR. A. the New otE"r~ hdi ~" bii!
a. their po.sr.- ION t.,l,r iu. it" 'h.r U-vurd
,,J ., c,,h ,,.t.r,. u, tard al ttf.ii...
'he an" D." ,,I '.,,..,.'I
out ol danger '"N '""t''' ~" l''"A- -
away at the Princeton au" "i''ont nu'h
espt and without much uptar.ut PRO poet
:. ...a,,.t,- b,,,. .5.,,I.,,,. a tt,, cad .-gif,
VI "''''"i, 49,. .f... u..,..,,,.
Few Ndld- III 'l' '''"'l'' '''' INV wa
.oaCles w"r" laughing lI' 'h'Ir -'""N"- ana
ionny that % urfhlnc would Iapp IL. some
.h, l,I f,,,,,,r ~r.tI flor tpIusi.
'hhs vi" ""'I' ~ ,..,t.
hia had hammered vac run ton "'""'"'
in yain tried to ki,l, IT," ilu''ton Inc
men were through Oh him aud 10 his hurry
A. 49,. -, l,.,I.., ,n. tr .,t II bI, ia, side of
70 e,t .'o '''"'' VIZ '
DIS ioot
The ball rolled over ana over III IN" AR
md then drnpprd or Column it'- i-yurd
~. -. ,,. 80, ,,,.. ,,, o., LILO, n.-i, and
INV ''''N w. W. ''' ~ NV
before the toluulhI men mao '.L' 10 I'''|'
what had happened Qltr'"r hl b
L,1 called ont ms .tl.nll and IA ,i.l Ms lrtp-
80 r,,', 49,, .,,,,,,- .,,,.~ c,l,o,t,,,.. ,antr,
n,H I'M d" ''.''''' 49,, n,,,
Weck"s and Two Oihr ~ l.l MN n''u'
hut the Tigers closed 10 quickly aud Wh"It
IN, milo stret ,h.rurd out IN, ulu was two
Wv ~. 49,, pr, ,.t ,ytt,,,. ,,,,l Iir,
ynrds nedl"' W. DIN '.' ,,
Then the Tigers ''Il'h snort "H' 81 '"' NM
and Foulko crashed through toluWli a
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40 Roscdaic Team No Az. Hawthorne Team
Hr 4:s: Hooker Train ". !. g. ,To:nDNln. square
Team No. / io,; Columbia Team No ioJ Rose
dale Team 40. !? ac5 Young Aibons Team 10. !.
No. /. 81 Columbia Team 40. l. So, KnickeI-
booker Team 10 ss7: fe,o,'c Team No, &s'
SEQ Empire Team 80. !? so HooLer Team 30. ,,
A AsT TssT SG 10 $50 Egr Tsm 70
So? or % SesGoG,, Team 80 80 nc si Y Ts,S
Team No. = :ai our Friends Team No. ., 2si. Tomp
So :? rs rqvor,ic Toam so 2 81, Court Eil.'
worth. az our Neighbor, Team 40. :. 272 FAvorte
lean a mn ;l oqp Sags VA Tran No Tso
No :, ?Si. uurslo Team NO. 8 2?e.
The Custom House Bowling League completed
noon. The Inspectors team Ne, iaS; pace and In
Fcl noiis did some clever anchor work for The
la,pec'ors mailing All average OF iso for three
Custom House .insr"c'orN Vi.lc. i:s Waller.
ir2 MackeS i3?; Wal wight iGi Reynolds. 30
f6ird Division No, ?,eiho, l?a Won Trc9.: 1928:
SECOND uANR.
,, Third Dlv',.on no. i.,kicy. :os King, ~;
Please. IL" FrerbuTn, 1874, K'ugsland iA. To-
Custom House Appraisers - Bre,,feld.r, 10.
bradley 10; Hauok, -. Rol,e, M Townsend,
Isl Total, o5a.
rHIpn GAM.
r. NIX" iG7, Lodge III Total. sos
Eleve ~ niv,ion-otmshce. lar: Bass,ord las
fnrg gut. ltN. Callahan lSI. Dalton. is3 Total. SOS
Lle' cnih frame Eleventh Division. IS Ro,unda.
II.
20 MScsc" sc @.Hfsn, ss Rt ~! SS"'s 81
Third DIVISION No. i-Kslcy. ,s. Klns 100,
Please. iio Freeburn. i7o. KinsSlNnd. rs TO
flrrB CANE
sf; &StiSadsi Isl; fsin is ti5ns. ~ ' 4o
= Ro!.Dds rIoa,s; 1870. pcwey IA; Began, Ia,
Eleventh phi,loH-o imsote. ias Decker, 1871.
HgpcE y; y ''e 1871 bradley isS; To@nsend
p, EsHsdh p, nr'S,inor 1o I'e Decker 49,
iss SScsey IS WslSSfsS is 81 R-ySolds ''f i7s
Third Division ' nor 9 ANY, ~. Va, n,.,,,
70. ;As,andrt NJ fsan ~. itTons, iss To To-
'm ,r ~ uou,o ,ro,,, n,,,
HSack i2s R",c o': sradlcy u.s. ToN iS
IN. Total, ois
Ks%.s isdsc Il fs %is so 'e Began ISL
tai. go. ~" ~
The New York Glucose COMPANY team los,
game TO Seabury Johnson IN the Wholesale Drug
yssterdAy afternoon winch should nave been won
ie stins i's hlatc i3i can, ~ Total 100 W
ta di"s ss' 100 S'''"'N'"' Isl Judge los To
ycr sFTS ,i naI Raa % s , a rd HSrs. 90, m
fHH.n ~ 4
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Here's a eh'nt. to strike il rl,h.
Rich in qua ity, rich IN texture. rich IN
style. No matter how economical YOU
wish TO he, these suits are within h.
reach of all. Our high grade unin-
ished fancy Worsted, one hun> rel
styles to order. $50 Oo-tet'er s'y.
cannot I've had anywhere al 5000.
Our special ovtrcoatS this week a..
OF kerscys, Me,ons, NituraS. Fans
Pads and Stripes, Yoke AMI sleeves
vi satin and fancy wool or diagCnI'
lined to order, $1,000. No risk deaf
inc here-lrs money back tor tn.
asking.
Samples. tootlet OF informllln
AMI measuring guide mailed tree.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-10-26

TouchdoN u>--I oul.r 2. ) Mcrlave. Goals
frum tngcEGoNrs--pcN'' o.. GoH', rom place
mrnt--D,Wr' 'WYu--.lGI Da,h'cl Rrirt""--
NctV.rr Substituted .Ta~NAgHr for DAYS.
bradley fpr HroNI. Il HttIlNc ipr lirur! TouD"r
:or X NrCEyr. y. McNlAEr ipI FOgIht. NCtl1Sr
for Ka'rr. io.n .uI >acu. Nolt Tor EaTlc. nuell
for StaEgland
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-10-26
: Hennessey. i7i: Huberth, IS

Is wash. i7o: Hennessey. i7,: Huberth. -
To;sl. H..
Mys.ic Rose Council Sheridan. 1877 MCGOWAN.
il8. Lane, 40. Cunnion. ie Scu!ly. les Total Tss
THiRD ohME
Regina Coci Council Mcnamara. isi; Kyisrs.
ne. Walsh. 49, Hennesscy. ios; Huberth, ia
Total. 7ts.
Almi-sntc Council Mcintyre io4: welchs 7ps
Connci. l9s. halpn. liz. Cotter. las. Total. $40
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-10-26

ToNchdoWn, NNofl- COAL. Sidnlon Ncicrcc--
uh"sou I"hch lWp,rr. Dr n. NLH,hut,i
Iu,'rN'} ~ MARYLAND r'mc ~ halves, IL
minutes SnhNinu. SNYDER 'or ktatU"t Ma,
an"r ~ Carsn. HrC,c for wilson. rutc"t fur ii,r.
| l-.- d rMr lnI NrN.L.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-10-26
DICKINSON. Q ~ AroILs. o.

h&NApniI-. oct, - The ANNAPOLIS team
VIZ defeated tins Hfr"u "ou by Dickinson
college hy score OF 70 %. NJ the .Cpr.rg
W. done in the nr-t hat. Stuart made II
touchdown for M" VISITOR. hrrU ki' = through
an Opening made for him hy Sc"l.v aud
InuUktu'o on Tor tNcly" ard and stanton
kicked u dii1cuit goal III" Navy was meyer
u'trcr than THIRTY yards to b. opponent
goHl line. This defeat j. particularly rtlliug
10 49," NayI ~ II J. ~" hr tim" m IA" Jth"tir
team has been defeated 10y team from
hiC klnSon, although ~" two tralus have.
h"'u plHyIIs oN and on on Tor years lN"u
% more bitter circumstance" - IN" tact that
IN" SAM team was defeated two weeks
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-10-26

C,,iNrlpDt, oct ~ harvard N.d a. Irt-
row "sotl- with Brow" '.i- after oo", winning
hv q ~.oIr ~ 20 Harvard, .pN.N'r.
Ton. j. so son. IT," I'm" played lower and
faster ard slowed Iuu",' >lcr. o. lilc tagu l.-
tore. -" hHC, 700. N'r" it-''I. 'ut iDuN did
-" $50 .oI 4, - ruur OF tu" EuW'. o Z
Ground tA''ud Tor talr'v-~iS and thltiy.-,',i.
yards respect V"ly Brown h.d the htll only
few times but on G O-r tilucs Sc rus 80
Tor good gains Hf-yird vas within stririur
distance several um's,, by b> nnhl NJ
OF fOiIllg Lost sc htl. bot f fruut~ were
or "a" several tllle-, and Nar.ard W. p"Hrl-
j2"d one" for holding " 60 oil" Narviri'-
game was encouraging, an roU-.N s0Iu" weak
nc--"- were very Il rug MIR ~ u1dc
several mistuk"s IN judgement but his running
IN of pants lDudr NJ Tor tie tiH'' Nor"
than L.. .rsi persons -uN Z. " game. lttTNtri'-
idoWu cam" IN tt"t first MALT after Kern n
mad" u run around ~" md VII ont inter
lrTSnC" Her" WIS ,Ou .it"r DIE smuggling
IT, he game, and two Brown mon vcr" warned
lot 10 commit the or, rr nyI.f.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-10-26

The Orentsls succeeded In breaking the,v strin Z
OF defeats In the Grand Central tournament o.
Hooklvn, hv DEFEATING the Franklins AMI Carroll
PARK Wheelmen In Thursday nights series. The
scores
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-10-26

Washington Irving Counc-Thernger N9
Cross. 1873 Total. Isl
Fulton Councii-H A. Silveris. isa Miller. iso
Total us.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1902-12-06

Dentistry.
DIR. w. S. Porter. dentist. Office o.
Bridge street.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1902-12-06

FOR RENT-Two furnished house
keeping rooms. Inquire at express
office div.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1902-12-06
MINING NEW FROM
BATTLE MOUNTAIN

H. e. Driscoll, district attorney-e'ect
of Lander county, spent today in Win
nemucca. He says that the Dean mine
Is working 20 men. Stamps are drop
ping steadily and bullion shipments
ARE made with m~onotonous regularity.
1 The Iron canyon mine, 1t is reported,
xVill shortly resume with Is men. This
Is a gold and silver property. While
ID was owned by b. f. Wilson it pro-
Iduced a large quantity of ore and was
D regular shipper.
The Nevada Central Railway Com
pany is doing an increased business.
1he mail and passenger traffic to and
from Tonopah adds materially to the
4ncome of the company.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1902-12-06

FOR SALE OR RENT-Nice four room
house centrally located in Winnie
mucca. Call at this Office. d4w1.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1902-12-06

WANTED-An experienced waitress
ant. Apply or address this office.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1902-12-06

WANTED-A room where ! can
bach" Address A. Silver State.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1902-12-06

FOR SALE-Second hand t~wo-horse
wagon in good condition. Call on
+. N. Muller.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1902-12-06

ROOMS TO LET.-Furnished house
keeping rooms For further par
ticulars apply at this Office. n15-tf
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1902-12-06

TROY STEAM LAUNDRY-Aly Gle
wishing clothes done up neatly by
the Troy Steam Laundry may leave
same at Wells Fargo. Leave Tues
day return Saturday. d6-1wk.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1902-12-06
Better Than a Plaster.

A piece Of iannel dampened with
chamberlain's Pain Balm and bound
Ia the affected parts, is better than a
t~laster for a lame back and for pains
b. the side or chest. Pain Balm has no
superior as a liniment for the relief
pf deep seated, muscular and rheumat-
lc pains. For sale by Brown Bros.
Buy Jordan "AaA1" Cutlery. For
sale by the lea1.ng dealers every
where.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1902-12-06

MILLINERY AND DRESSMAKING.-
Tailor suits a speciality. Hats made
to order to match your suit. Shop
on Second street, first door on corner
of Bridge street. MRS. l.. NIXON. 7tf
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1902-12-06
Doesn't Respect Old Age.

It's shameful when youth fails to
ohow proper respect for old age. but
just the contrary in the case of DIR.
Kings New Life Pills. They cut off
naladies no matter how severe and ir-
respective of old age. Dyspepsia, Jaun-
dice, Fever, Constipation all yield to
Mis- perfect Pill. Csc, at Brown Bros
Drug Store.