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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1903-01-29

1t is said that there are only three
States in the Union that have no State
debt, West Virginia, New Jersey, Ne
braska.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1903-01-29

There are II, 2s9,7l0 Roman Cath
olics in the United States. The larg-
est diocese is that of New York. with
a Catholic population of ], 100000.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1903-01-29

We shouldn't be surprised if the
colored brother will be a source OF
more ve1ation to President Roosevelt
than he is 10 the southern people.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1903-01-29

Andrew Carnegie has made anoth-
er donation for educational purposes
in Scotland. This time it is $5, 000,-
600.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1903-01-29
II Keen. the Feet Warm and DRY.

Ask today for Aliens Foot Ease. powder.
It cures Cbilblains. Swollen, Sweating, Sore,
Aching. Damp feet. At all druggists and
shoe stores, Csc.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1903-01-29
SHOE SALE.

| offer my entire stock OF Shoes at a
sacrifice, at my residence. Call early
and get great bargains
f. T. GROVE.
Jan. 90. 1908.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1903-01-29
For Sale.

A Jersey Bull two years old in the
spring. Apply to C l.. Michael, Duff
fields, or H w. Potts, Shepherdstown.
Jan. 30, 1903.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1903-01-29
PUBLIC SALE.

ba,shear and wagon leaders. brood mares
| mare with foal. colt years old, : year
llngs. All The above horses are free from
blemlsh and in fine condition.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1903-01-29
STRAYED.

Left my premises near Moler's, about
a month ago, a two-year-old Steer, part
Attorney. red and white, with horns.
Information will be thankfully received.
GEO. NJ. KNOTT.
Ian. %. 10O3-lw
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1903-01-29

light l.horse Wagon, Dayton Wagon,
No ~ oliver Chilled Plow. good as new: ]
good as new SqnaTe Harrow. Buckeye Corn
CultivatOT, 3 double-sboyel Flows. single
shovel PlOw, Corn Covercr. Horse Rake.
Wheat Fan, Cider Mil. 2-borse well-made
Sleigh two seat Surrey with shafts and pole.
Z. ID. Wysong make: Straw knife. Cutting
Box, X-Cut saw. treble. dourle and single
Trees, Forks, Aatiocks, Picks. Breast ca aims
and many other articles too numerous to
mention.
HARNESS y sets OF double Driving HaT-
ness good as new; 2 sets Of Yankee Harness.
z sets Front Gears, Brides, Collars and Hal
tiers.
one No. 10 Hagerstown Cook Stove.
TERMS:-A credit OF months will be CIV
en- on all sums 81 So and over: under SO,
cash. Purchaser 10 give note negotiable aud
pay able at the Jefferson Saving. Bank u
Shepherdstown. Notes 10 bear interest from
date. No property 20 be removed until set
tied for. Sale 10 begin at ~ O'Clock.
NJ. M. SKINNER.
J. w. Dodd. Auct.
jap, ., l99-ts
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1903-01-29
21 HEAD OF CATTLE.

Smiik cows, with cal. by her side thor
oughbred Jersey W. 8 heifers OF which
will be fresh I'm the spring; ] thoroughbred
Durham bull. \ thrifty Young steers.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1903-01-29
8 HORSES AND COLTS

2good barshear leaders, 2 wagon leaders. 3
colts years old In the spring. one has been
driven some / sta. lion years old IN the
spring. sired DIV MorTy's horse. OF Berkeley
county. ont OF full-bred Wellington mare. l
colt \ month old
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1903-01-29

One IL a good barshear and wagon leader
IL pood brood mare and driver, 10
Colts years old In the spriug. nnc toi
year old. Clydrsdale
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1903-01-29
& Head of Horses

2 good barshear leaders. Will work anywhere
you hitch them, ! 5 years old and the othe r
IL years old; good driving or working
mares 5 years old.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1903-01-29
IA Head of Cattle {!
YARMING IMPLEMENTs. Ac.

mich cows, several Will be fresh BY Cay Of
sale; balance thrifty young cattle. ONE
DURHAM BULL.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1903-01-29
PUBLIC SALE.

Intending 20 move. I Will sell at public
sale where now side, ] mile cost 81 Mo-
ler's X Roads, miles south OF Shepherds
town, along the Potomac river, without re-
serve, 10 the highest bidder, on
E.:Iou Eah.a~u Onf6 rOn2
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1903-01-29
PUBLIC SALE.

The undersigned. intending to quiC farm
ing, will sell at public sale at his residence,
the Dow Hess farm. on the road leading from
Uvila 10 Duffields. 2 miles north OF Duffields,
mile west OF Uvilla and 4 miles south OF
She pherdstown, on
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1903-01-29
PUBLIC SALE.
7 head of Horses and Coltsl

he follow Ing personal property Ji LaFre1'
Al RArrn md Il
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1903-01-29

Strengthen and tone the stomach anC
the whole digestive system.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1903-01-29
PUBLIC SALE
8 HEAD OF lIOGSl
FARMING IMPLEMENTS.

. of which are good Brood >ua, viii r...
pigs by day oisale ! muroa-u.r.4 ,fs,,..
Boar, eligible 10 register, .ARace uar,
shoats, Will weigh So pounds.
FARMING NM I-LIL-A----
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1903-01-29
10 HEADOF CATTLE.
13 HEAD OF HOGS.

2 Fresh Cows. 3 Springer. nnr Dlfh,a
Bull Ga Durham, 2 beifers years GA
YearlluR Calves.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-11
Autos REACH BJFF4LO.
Endurance Run COHtiHues-Sir Carr
Ont Of Com mission.

BuGai0. oct -o-Ir drizzuug rain ant
over roads inches deep in mud. che auroraoora,
which started from N-eV-Tork or Wednesday for
here la-e this afternoon The Esnd was blowing n
gale and the weather was cold s-d damn ru~ 4,
large crowd greeted the leaders as they sosa IN
Main-st. and swung into che garage a. Edwa-si-ss-
\ car operated By Webb Jay was the nrsr 70 a.
rive The car is No in the entry list win /.
weight q 1873 D0unlls- g. r. Holcombe was III.
next 20 arrive iJhn the city limits bur in Sxinu
Ing out 20 avoid wagon IN Genesee-s- an sxI-
snapped, and he was Laid Up within ten rlirslre.-
ride OF the days goal The Other ears arrived a.
intervals % Midnight the tai-rv-fo1sr STAT
ers only SIX have been reported entirely our q
commission OF rae nire cars that Gualasd A.
Bath THIS morning four are now in tae a-st d.
vision.
Bath. y. z. oct n (Speciall-Tne competitors
IN the National Association OF A1tonObile aisnll-
1acturers' endurance sad congregations
as they left here to-day their way 70 PfSrsourz
Nine vehicles reached here last evening. and wnea
they started this morning slllieu rain was falins
twenty-five cars have nor yet reached Bath. our
only SIX Of these have been reported % the on
Gals OF run as our OF commission Twelve
OF the other nineteen were reported today . %
the roads between Bugharnton ard B1c1
Few cars are expected 70 reach 6u-4lo ro-rlS1L-
No s. driven bv A I. Rlker. VINO - accom- panied
BY his wife. broke down az Csn2oeiL. ten niles
husband and observer sat on the sid-Tal< a.
ri 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-11
COLUNBI4 HARD PUSHED.
Nakes only against Williams
Field PARTLY Under u ater.

Football under icIIties-almCst under wafer
was provided at the Polo Grounds by the repre-
sentatives Of Columbia and Williams. when Inc
plucky representatives Of the little Massachusetts
coeze PLAYED the MOrning side team 10 standstiil
IL the first half and were beaten only . 10 O.. a
stand on LL-yard LnesaVed Columbia from oeiie
scored on IN the second haIt Columbia s backs NJ
y ans line for gains or I'VE 10 ten ARCS -I-.I
the ball three yards from O score Inen SlIil'A
plunged over solitary score o. JlE game
The rains OF the last two days formed = axe on
entrance the grandsJand IN a rgWDoal- n. 4 ~
northeastern and southeastern parts or the
were under q foot or water. In consequence. tIle
regular neid was extended fifteen YARDS 20 tEe
west, making the SridlrOn the prescribed WIo'i olI
TO- instead OF 10 yards long -.4-
Holding in the line cost Columbia sixty yards
ard o4sie play lost the local eleven AZ least JiLy
wards more. Punching was also costly Inc tee -
with the exception OF smith, failed 10 go INTO l
interference in good shape Bishop old We'll a
many gains made around him
At the beginning % the game eacil team ~
4 touchdown. After exchange OF pALts. VIZ
carried The leather 10 ne- opponents 49, 14N
line got ten yards for ofside play ana LAeI loSe
tn ball on downs. Columbia afterWaEC TOOK me
p.Eskius in good style 20 Ni.Lanss -5-yard me
when time called ~
In the second half. from her -6-yard line, 90
llr1.a carried tu- ball 70 Williams l,-yArd NE
bv straight pIuuges. there 10 lose II on downs.
|TfIIjap7s uurteL and Columbia. once again took
thu ball to the same mark smith ana Ddel- eaCiI
GOT six yards but Columbia lost twenty yards IoL
holding. Jones got eighteen YARDS o. . quar- L5,
back run. but not first down. ana tne DAl-
leather on downs damned Il forward until smith
af4az-d over tor e. Because or the co-ulliOH
OF The field. no attempt was made al goal IEe
lineup and score
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-11

n Y. U. BEATS TRINITY 50 TO :

In the first game on Ohio Field this season New
York University defeated Trinity yesterday b. a
score OF q to .. In the first minute Of play Allen.
the Trinity quarter, got the ball on a fake play
and then ran around right end for forty-ve yards,
ma king the first and only score Tor the visitors
run from T-initys l5-yard line around the end
nv MacDoweL made New orks arst score Con
nelly failed TO kick the goal Trinity could not 90
anything with the home teams nne. anu was
forced 10 punt The ball Was again Carried az
The field BY steady advances. koggs mace l-e
second score on q tumble by Trinity on us eyer
lie when New-York University was hctd IoI
downs Connolly kicked the goal The third score
OF the half made BY Captain Iutnl-1 o- q
ulunge through right tackle for twelve va is
The second half was characterized by INC -
work OF Mcdowell and the good SncMlns o. - 80
hscEs uEC relieved MRcTtoweu and RosEe ~
the first Few minutes of play Twice n ms -
ST,oT1Cgrii ro- around left end for runs OF SKY
- sf,t,.-Sys wards scoring each time CoIiile45
Kicked Both goals Captain TuthiI made ne ma
5-Vn % straight line play. And KicNS- 'l4e
seo~a and lineup
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-11
MISS AD4IR WINS CUP.
Defeats Mrs. Stout. ? Up-Ameri-
cans Get Team Match.

Phiiad eIphia. Oct 10.-England won the woman =
golf match here to-day. but America was vic
tori0us in the team match Miss Rhoue Adair
played a much better game than Mrs Charles T.
Stout. and deserved her victory. which was ~ :
UP. after PLAYING eighteen holes. Sh- was won
derfuIiv accurate. Nearly every stroke she made
through the fair greens or from the tee. went di-
rectly over the direction flags. and only once did
she reach the rough The driving o.: che Two was
about equal Miss Acslr's 5rassies were much
finer than Mrs. SrOuts. while the latters a2-
pr0aches were trIe- than those @. her opponent
Both made mistakes in putting. several coca
s0E= short puts Of couple Of feet being missed
Miss Adair throughout played more venture
some game. and whenever possible would use a
brassie carry bunker. wn--s her opponent would
Use a rnidfrCn and play shCrt Ms. stout diI not
suffer from this as her approaches were 50 ac-
curate The cards f0r the match follow
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-11
a7HEY ARE AFTER JOHN !. RYAN"

John J. Ryan was in the betting ring Morris
Park again yesterday. and according 70 all reports
vas breathing defiance 70 the WestChester Racing
Association and daring Il TO put him out Of its
back yard Wherever ne paused Tor a moment
stories OF his plUnges were carried 10 the ears Of
the awes-rlc6en "pIkeTs." so far the stewards
are concerned they admit frankly that Ryan Is
~ welcome guest on the Eastern tracks, and II
they can riuC any definite ground for ruling him
The report that he ruled OF At Fort Erie IS
being Investigated and Z II proves true the officials
no doubt VIII o. Il 20 nd the local tracks
Of the plungers presence. SO far the stewards. as
hoSv- have not acted forus LIZ the case, but
se.srsl q them have talked individually TO Ryan.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-11
Small TAX. Blue Mint Ana

t5as.ai 51,.- Ne Toia L. Small TaR Blue Mint sna
- 80 I-ce ave ans half curlo.Esl-R.-so,,h los
li-S T. - - N'sl stem Ni1der los phil
~ 4, - 40 second Bensouhll-se 10s fT Robasr-1
Nor-fe ii= t-l'is- Jmaiong AIberna-le Miss
also ran "----'- MISSION snd Anna BeaN
rs5.1laee tone and oue-eighth miles -. liberty
,..-ti LADY jocelsn lol Adkins, - - -
Sd Is r---A Fison- 10 70 l. second: Major Tenuy
Fs.-,5-- % T. =, thir1 Tine .Jg@ - Sterhe-s
svfft r.,-si,s...- =. u 7gey. Witfuu The Don 3 e
---e-t-f arc Judge Hines ais rer
-r --.t 'st1 IlrionESf-Oympiaa IL n R-eil 7
a--resCa 81 Il Vils5-- - 49,, ~ - go
- NlLfzte and Scorpp alss ra-
49, race tone mile
ors- Tt-- Z. " on Ba-rack. tPoIiak). S = s.
.-.-a -'r Eihin. 100 Robins. . 70 third Time
80 49, il11ge- Give All. Lord Melbourne and com
80 race sersn furl5nEsl-Aansard "a f-s-rein ; 70
49,, 81 tlrEa, - tAdkins > 10 I second. Henry
rS--- 'til-lpsl. To T. third Time l.2S-z
' --s Major - Sirlorar and Topsal also
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-11
YALE TEAM BEATS ST. ANDREWS

Yale defeated the 81 Andrews got team az the
latter's links in Chauncey yesterday oy score
OF - 90 g. II was the first appearance OF the New-
Haven players on a metropolitan links since spring
and the form shown indicates tlai 1aies chances
in the approaching intercollegiate championship
- sor,svvhar brighter than generally sup
posed There were seveu r1en on side. and IN
al b-,+ two matches Yale won by generous odds.
Havemeyer managed 10 halve his match with
Walter Stern, the St Andrews captain "hlie Ar
,,fs Pail and Bruce Smith were beaten y
S,amDbeiI vho played No. FOR Yale. vas paired
with John Reid. j.. the Former intercollegiate
'ss--rf0- Ftati lost Is six holes DALEY took
..,-g- Doi--s rom " r May. and Calvin 'Tru-s-
dale I'VE points from HITCHCOCK The summary
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-11
GENTLEMEN RIDERS AT GREAT NECK.

Great Neck. long Island. Oct. lo-Spectators
from Meadow Brook and Great Neck colonies and
others gathered in force this afternoon at Grace
field, The country place OF ex-AIayor Grace, TO see
a number Of races in which gentlemen riders com
lele- Tor prizes ana glory The field was II excel
lent condition Cor steeplechasing and races on the
Hat The summaries
First raceTte Great Mex Polo Gun polo ponies
JA- rave Teen regularly pIa e[ during the last season
t--e -l-lCugs- Wou C. C0cleys May tCooleyD O. Il.
t'-nlns Bass Robins. second y. G. BroEaw =
Aa-c Aaguuu IS. Van Scloiu. -hir1-
second Bay Hunt Cub Cup: q he'-
Fa p-=clase -or hunters three miles Won by SlIs
= r = Hzl-en'S Zenus n. Page Louis Batter >
Ms-ao1 Earh ,EayzeTl. second c. Fnzers Carnaton -
Al.Eer1ngI tlrC n. G-aces CRUSADER and singleton
Van SCEl.-'s CRUSADER Eel but finished.
Lh.rc rule-Dpeu for ponies. 14.3 hands and under
three rE-l--CE- y. Q B-okaws Gray sam
tbroE1vf. J. 7. Ja-rss WlSttul N Kennedy second
Singleton an ScEliI'E SLuuer ScLoItl, third
Fourth rzce--he Great Neck Cup. sLeePechase, Tor
rhcro1E -hre5 hunters three miles NCE by CsZ
2 Rcbtirs's Wll!e Trlce t2obbl1sl. William c
Hayes Cheval Or Hayes second. O. Pliers lnwOoc
iHilr1erIrgI. third
Fit-h -ace-Tle -c=fed Cup steeplechase fov ponies
1z3 under about one and t1reeguarters mics
by GraCes Silhouette lGracel. Miss BIZ &c :
LILO IVY r. Grace. second, J. A ElenNlcks ABE 'IteT-
tE.r-. Il =. ke-rs Nose Gay tCooley) fourth.
Ncse Cay rode finish. Three others also ran
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-11
oonEcIANs TO PLAY TENNIS HERE.

r,,ersres OF the INTERCOLLEGIATE tennis AssocIA,
Lei go =. -,,a5 that the finals in the annual
uor nave - ,srt will be held IL this city
eHa' = oither On the grounds OF the Cres-
on or. .trT.-tr CUB 81 Bay Ridge or on IL courts
-e-l- So. Tennis club, al Dne-4l 60
~ -Le u tet -. sr1srerJaTn-ave. The prelimi-
seventeen h1ve been played at the 9rounes o.
80 5T-srket CIlb. JUST oGss4Gs q I--s-eL-
- A-s5 10. - singles Clapp. OF Iale Is 70 Heet
beWhursi Of gi!9 anG i the semi
pa Is 70 Pc ,-rers meet for the nnsls And the
Championship IN thc qo1D t-sT ma Coiksrt OF
~ 1e-e - sac winner Of this match meets
Nshsn and Mclaughlin, o.
-I-.-.-r.frr-Ffr ~ the assoclaiioA-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-11

COLGATE GIVES CORNELL 4 SCARE.

fEV TELEGRAPH TO TIE TRIBUNE
Ithaca y Y. Oct Io.-COrneu defeated Colgate
to-day = TO Q. The teams were evenly matched as
TO weight. and for a time il looked IF Colgate
might I-u Cornell on her feet After The KICKOFF
Colgate took the ball on downs on Corne!Is %
varf line and had IL or the l5-yarG
ii~a with every prospect Tor The first score. but
I0zr twenty Yards for holding. Cornell then took
rhe ball on downs. and after an exchange OF punts
rice Jumped three men, covering fifteen Yards De
fore he vas dOwnet When the -5-yar1 line
vas PASSED Hunt was drawn back and sent at
The line Tor steady gains Brewster took the Ball
IN a fake and the 1-yarc line. Hunt car
-4s9 over and Brewster kicked the goal.
Caruells other score was made u the second
baff From COrneus 3o-yard line Brewster took
r1a ball and skirteC right end for forty yards
NrAU!ster then broke through right guard FOR
.Lf--v- Yards more and Hunt made the score on
Straight bucks. Toward the end OF the half Cor
-aT had the ball COlgates I-yard line but
vs. held for downs Rice. Brewster and Hunt
-re,-e5 the best for Cornell Colgate held Cornell
20 four Gowns. The lineup and score;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-11

TALE'S TRYING CANE.
SprTn gfeld Training School. Though
Beaten, PlqyS Hell.

NeW-Haven- Conn. oct. I0-Yale ana the Spring
field Young Mems Christian Association Training
School played a last football game Yale Field
leld. Q. For q considerable part OF the game, how
ever. Springfield pIoughed through the Yale line
and seriously shook up the veteran Yale eleven.
Far better than the score indicates did they play.
and Yale was more thoroughly tired out both as
TO attack and defence than in any other game OF
the season Springfield made first down several
times and II looked like a touchdown for them in
the first haE, when they carried the ball asross
the four white Ines and lost only because OF the
temptation t-y for Q field goal The ball was
blocked by the Yale rUshers The lineup and score.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-11
Bell BUYS GRENADE FoR $500.

e-oISes IN training. the property OF J 3.
-'ee'l ana sydney Paget were sold in the pad
1'0A AK Morris Park yesterday and good prices
We It'llzeo- Grenade knocked down -
= belI after some spirited bidding for s. 500 the
80 l-'oe or the sale Grenade il bay gelding.
44~o-yeal-ol1, by INN. S. Gatien-TurrnoI. Newton
s -lst o4 pald $3.50 Tor Charles Elwood. the son
"a mp Preston pans netah. and Mr. Cotton
o-slt ne three-year-old Sir VOORHEES,. by imp
:, ~ nocfed-Pearl Y. for $3.50. The other sales o.
A-ot5 OF more
' -. lsa5J,nler B. e. b. imp Goldanch-Pink
---N. NeWton Bel-lei
- eeaA-H-. cI- O., by imp. Jurenal-AIaxine.
-17k t'a-7e!! 100
sac ca e.. = hy SslyAt5r-E3iEEcnst. 2 Iant-r-
. mn - 400
tune. ". I. Powers .i-.o. 1000
c1rsy '-. ...'. 1000
esis.sive Il. A zi-nner - ---p -'-..s-.-. 400
Iiisharas .-----.--...-t. =. g 400
Dvyer a MCGUIRE. ..->-.-.,-. 1000
T. r Doctor. - 700
g. Le57a-i--. - ~ Ns ESQ -' '--- 600
Lakeland ., 800
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-11

QUALIFYING GOLF At ARosLey

i, The eEects q the storm were evident AZ n.
Ardslsy links yesterday out they were no- su--
cent 70 prevent me holding OF the usual s.-u-s,v
gols contest About two dozen players made the
round n competition for a cup presented by
member OF the club for combined medal and
match play tournament. The qualifying round AZ
eighteen holes. medal play. yesterdays feat
ure Howard Jaffray returned the best gross score.
s. and with MS handicap OF 5 he tied with 5.
Ilinghast for first place in the handicap The best
eight scores quaitnet for thu match pay, but a.
there Wa tie ~ % for hast Place between John
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-11
L. OF P.S GOOD SCORE.
OutDIaus Penn. State 80 10 0 on
Wuddy Field.

Philadelphia. oct 1.-the University Of Peunsyl-
vania football team defeated State College to-day
f,y- the score of ~ 10 O. The visitors made only
one first down tu the entire game. The gridron
was mass Of mlre and mud Never has the field
been in such condition, and the heavy players Of
S-are College had hoped 20 carry the ball across
Tannsvlvanla's goal line. in addition 20 being hin
-ei Of The pest men on the varsity ia the hospital
from injuries received IN the HaverfOrd game
TaLnolds halfback. CorsOu. QUarteTba ok. and HOff
man guard. an0 many Of the substitutes in
Toor pIsving form. but they were sent in 70 play.
~. EN-, md
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-11

Cambridge. Mass, Oct. U-Aulherst's readiness
IN taking advantage Of Harvard's inability TO
hold the wet football enabled her eleven .o score
to-day IN the game on Soldiers Field. while the
Crimson team was blanked. Amherst failed to
kick the goal The outcome was particularly ex-
asperating to the Harvard side because one OF the
fumbles was made after the ball had been carried
across the goal line and Amherst got possession o.
= just as the first half ended The game was
played il the face Of cold northeast raInstOrm.
The Harvard team played a faster game and
showed 70 advantage. both the offensive and
the defensive, but no sooner was II in n com
handing position than some one would let the pig
skin slip through his hands. and the opponents
gained thereby. The sole and winning score was
made when Haryard had ATTEMPTED quarter
back kick from Haryarts 10-yard line. which An
herst blocked. CogEeshal dropping on thu ball
and pushing IL across the line f0r a touchdown The
lineup and score.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-11
CHAMPIONSHIPS At RICHMOND COUNTY.

The qualifying round for the club championship
brought out a -epreseutative field at the Richmond
County links yesterday. Although soft from tns
Two days' rain the ground vas IN fair shape. and
several good scores were returned me best Sas
+bar If otis l. Williams wrO led the field with g..
a-nona those who qualified was L 2 StOddarr.
ratioraI amateur champion I'm l'+4 The draw for
-ha first round az match play VIII pe announced
mis- week Those who qualified were
O. Z. Williams Oh y. r. C1-trs-L % r Emmett %
= pa-e-s1- -. pai7h Tanr1r 80. J. : Delivery.
I0t. p kelley 100. o. Simpson. lar- g. r. Hl-ta1z.
Ic5. H Has5rouca Sd. ". Il Botsf1-e VS. o ~ Won
bar, 10f. vs. F. SIMS 1913 = 2 Stod-a-r, - G. G.
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