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New-York tribune., 1904-10-04
" AUTO" HEARING TODAY.
Opposition to Cup Contest Fading
A5cay-SPeeding Oyer Course.

Hampstead Long Island Oct 9 tSpectaD.-vt,h
only few exceptions all the Nassau County farm
eTs who. ten days ago, 50 vigorously opposed The
use OF the roads for the Vanderbilt Gun autor,obla
race in it's favor. Few protsstauts can be
found. and when the public meeting comes before
the Board of Supervisors of Nassau County. 20
Mineola, tomorrow. little opposition Is expected
from the Peoples Protective Association. which.
with petition o: 1s5 signers opposed the race last
week at Hampstead Westbury and HicksvIIle.
Open opposition TO the race has entirely disaD-
peared since the farmers have seen what benefit
they Will receive from the contest An unsigned
petition of the Peoples Protective Association was
presented to the town board of Hampstead to-day
asking that body prevent the race. As no names
appeared TO the petition it was thrown in the
waste basket
The oilHg OF the course was practically COM
pleted to-day 1t has nearly S50lO to complete
the task aud agitated housekeepers along the
route DO not think the money wisely expended.
Over a hundred speedy and ponderous auto.
mopiies from nearby cities passed over the auto
mobile course to-day. we'll number of driv-
created much excitement i'm the different villages
throQsh which they passed Near Hicksvile and
on the outskirts of Hampstead three of the ma
chines We're sent along the highways at top speed.
s1g Wsm ar EatS OF neaTiX sixty miles an hour
course and makes inspection trips over it in his
course ne said that IL will be great deal faster
on tne day OF the race than il is now, as the oil
will be well soaked in by then
Frank SaTtOTi and William Wallace each took
turns going out in Fiat Of Mr, Wal
lace the car of Mr.. Vanderbilt. to be driven by
House vet. NJ Gabried. who viii drive a De Die
trtch car, has kent himself busy learning all about
ihe sldes or the road. and from the way that he
Is king himself acquainted with the course il
is likely that there will not he one piece of the
road that he will not be acquainted with the day
or the
New-York tribune., 1904-10-04
NJ Y. U. VARSITY HOLDS SCRUB.

field was unable to score the New-YOrk Cniver-
sty varsity in a long and hard thirty minute half
on Ohio Field yesterday. The first team line was
found for several big gains in the first few minutes
of play. but It soon settled down to work, and
either held the scrub for downs threw 10 for a
loss. Mower played strong game az left hafbacIS
on the varsity. clrcling the end for OF from
flfteen twenty yards. The lineup Of the varsity
yesterday with the exception OF left tackle will
probably be the same in the game with Amherst
tomorrow. Captain Reilly coached. and put Wicks.
a freshman from Tarrytown High School. In his
place. The lineup follows: Left end
Lowry; left tackle WiCks left guard. Coe; centre
Reynolds; right guard RaIdris; right tackle, Mil
ler; right end, Wiley quarter Hulsart; left half
Rosge: right half. Van Dyck. and fuback Swartz
New-York tribune., 1904-10-04
DAY OFF FOR YALE REGULARS.
lRT TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIRrNE1

I"4 4L@I-EFltFNttI TO TIE IFsiHNNAI
New-Haven, Conn. Oct. 3-The Yale regulars
had day OFF to-day and only Kinney and TrIpp.
the guards. who have played only little. were on
the varsity when it lined w against the scrub.
The entire varsity backfIed sent over to the
scrub camp to strengthen II. AS a result the
scrub managed TO keep the ball on varsity ground
most of the time through Shevlin. Hoyt and
Quill who used varsity tactics the attack
There was no scoring in half an hours heavy
scrtmmage. tho scheme evening uD the
strength OF the two elevcns.
Long and COugdOn. Hin School ends. Joined the
Yale squad to-day. which now numbers hfty-SiX
men as against p hundred the chief rival col
leees Levine and Andrews. halfback and tackle
candidates. have resigned their chances for the
team this fall through scholarship cehcieucles. At
To-Day practice Frank ButterwOrth. the 20 pSnt-
play.
New-York tribune., 1904-10-04
TOMLINSON BACK AGAIN.
Veteran Guard to Play at Columbia
Light Practice.

Morley was assisted at South Field by Bert Will
and William Erb Quarterbacks OF former
Columbia elevens. John TOmlnson, jr.. the veteran
Yale and Columbia guard. was out for practice
TomIlnson was graduated from tho law school last
June. and at that time announced his intention
OF returning for post graduate work. lie weighs
about 220 pounds. but is expected to train on ABOUT
twelve pounds It was announced that Gerald
OI.ouEhlin captain and No. of tho varsity crew
would quit football TO devote his time TO the
fall rowing practice Boyle another varsity crew
man. who has been playing substitute tackle
will also go out for rowing work instead OF foot
ball Among the new men out yesterday was
Harry Arnold. former captain and halfoaGk at
AndOVer Academy, who was tried at halIback-
Leighton and Asker. from the school ~ pharmacy'
and Pryde freshman. were other new candidates;
There was no scrtmmage work yesterday, and all
that Morley did TO see TO IL that his hackheld
men were properly coached in defence. The players
lined up. with ends tackles. guards ana oppoS
ing halfbacks only on the scrub formation. As
soon as the ball was snapped the varsity ends ana
haIfbacks rushed IN and tried 10 break UP ths
scrubs rush formation. The work OF the oackTlcIu
improved BIT under the test
New-York tribune., 1904-10-04
AUTUMN CUPS AT DYkER MEADOW.

Owing 10 the popularity of the Dyker Meadow
Golf Club the members have been obliged 10
pend all guest privileges on Saturday afternoons
and HOLIDAYS when competitions are being held
The feeling is general that with uiue-hoe course
outsiders must he barred days when the grounds
crowded with regular members For the rest Of
the fall season number Of attractive prizes have
been offered. Of the more important announce
ments being follows:
October and 0-Bceie contest eighteen holes match
play handicap for a prize presented by T Ashley Dent
a Eember 10 play his round either day.
October - and 16-Cuafying round Of eighteen holes
medal play handicap for presented By Daniel
Chaunc~y handicap be Onehalt of the combined hand
OF each team. The teams returning the lowest
cap; Gst round must be completed before October ~
second round before October 81 and finals before No
vember HaudIcaps In match play be three quarters
Of the difference between the medal play handcaps oI
Saturday october Eighteen holes match Play haEdi-
cap against boEe for first and second prizes.
Saturday October 9Cluafying round. eighteen holes
medal handicap presented by captain l. y
Horn. L. 5. A The players returning the lowest eight
be drawn play at match play handi, ap
follows: FiTst round must be completed before No
veUber T. second round before November a. hna.s be
November 81 Handcaps match play 10 be three
quarters Of the difference between the medal play han
caps Of the Playe5Si t-,,r,, ,,,.,, .r,, hs,5c,r
eighteen holes medal play for rfst ana second prizes
Entrance Zee 81. The lowest three Of mem
who have returned three scores r the
monthly club handicap contests VIII he averaged
and the players having tho lowest eight average net
VIII qualify pay for cup presented by I'r-
y W Rfarbaler at match play handicap. follows.
round before November 81 finals before November -
The haudicaPs Of the players Nov cn'er viii apply
these competitions AT match play Each play u 70
ceiv thrce-qarters OF difference between his medal
PLAY handicap and that 81 his opponent
November Selection Day contest for the governors
cups a third prize given hy the club Conditions.
thirty-six holes medal play handicap.
New-York tribune., 1904-10-04
RESULTS AT WORTH.

Chicago. Oct 3.-First uiIe)-Iu Hale ll2
(Nco.}, 20 ]. won. Fslerpian. I0S Seamserl I3 10
second, hing OF The VALLEY. li2 Shaver {" l. third
Time. .S3-s. Trumvr Benson Caldwell
Ethel Scruggs Subado- False Entry Roland NJ satire
Safety Light and Allie VTgie also
Second race tsiS .fgrlongs)-BuTEnS Glass. l22 Creu
bell. lu O. J. -Four leaf Clover ll2
10 ]. second; Tristan Shandy. 113 CTroxlsr). l.
third Time. 1853. Green Gown. Harvey. Lieutenant
Rice. Lssari1. Captain Nerotl- Lou NJ Commander
Jackfull and Jake SaHdera also ran The Gadhy LEFT
post
Third mile and fifty yarAsl-Cor,iscate los
HomaEelil . 60 J, Won: Fossil l07 Sherwood l.
second. Wainamoinen los ,NilsonD. 10 : third.
Time. 1:i5. LuTalishter. Huzzah. Little Elkin and
Avon also
Fourth racs tsiH furIonEslBg Ben. III Prop. even.
Floral King. lu4 tNiisonl. =. second: Cigar
Lighter. 92'a 6NcoD. - 20 ~ third Time 1888 Co
lumhia Girl and Albert also typzene left post
FIFTH mile siKteent3l-AEyie Lewis. eS
Cico'. 70 2. woni D. ]. Moore. 1ol ,seamsterl 10
l. second NiaEus. lO4 ,Nils1u). II third Time.
1.Ss-B Easy Trade IeharN TTepan ChaUte-elle. Gil
fain Carat Scortic Dut.ful and Chats also
Sixth = EHlf furlonee)- Sllyerskin. l0I
C(coD. =. woy: Locfnl ia ,Itonauellb 20 /.
second. Palm Tree IO7 UIcrheItl % J. third. Time.
lae Gold Enamel, Dixie Led. Iordling, bXele and
IogistelR also ran
New-York tribune., 1904-10-04
GIANTS BEAT ST. LOUIS.
Mathe5cson Makes Record, scith Sir-
teen Mcn Struck Ont.

The Giants defeated ST. Louis in a we'll fought
game at the Polo Grounds Yesterday. to !. Math-
ewson struck out sixteen men. making
worlds record The former record. held by Cilades
Of the St Louis Americans was fifteen. Mathew
son allowed only five scattered hits.
The visitors first to score. In the sixth Hill
got base on balls and stole second. On Brains
hy and smoots single he crossed the plate Only
in the eighth we're the home players able to hit
Nicholas effectively. Donn safe- on Brain
tumble. Brown singled. Brouthers flied to Smoot,
Brown stole second. Mertes then sent out timely
two base hf. which scored Donlln and Browne.
Dunn followed with another two baGger. and
Mertes crossed the plate. Dan" Brouthers. who
played with the Giants when they won the cham
pionship in 1889 was again seen In New York
uniform yesterday, 20 the great delight OF the
crowd. He covered first base. and while his field
ing was good. he failed TO make a hit in the four
times he a the bat The score:
New-York tribune., 1904-10-04
CRESCENT cITY Stakes ANNOUNCED.

New-Orleans. Oct. 3.-The Crescent City Jockey
Club has announced number OF the stakes for
the winter meeting. which begins Thanksgiving
Day. The tWO-year-old stakes and other special
features not announced. The Crescent City
Derby. the first Derby Of tho Rockies, will
have S5O00 added, increase Of S25O0 over last
year II is figured that the Derby will he worth
at least $1,000 10 the winner. All of the stakes are
added money affairs The Crescent city Jockey
Club meeting will run for one hundred days.
The stakes that TO be decided are seventeen
in number Tor $3.50 to Slo0 each, All being sweep
stakes. except The Magnolia Selling and the
Derby. They arc: The Inaugural Handicap. Mag
noia Selling. New St Charles Hotel Preliminary
Derby. Crescent City Handicap Christmas Handi-
cap, New Year Handicap. Jackson Handicap. Cen
tlly Handicap. Live oak Handicap Audubon Sell
ing Stakes. Merchants Handicap Bush Handicap
Oakland Handicap. New-CBreans CITY Railway
Handicap Speed Handicap and the Derby.
New-York tribune., 1904-10-04
Notice of Summons.
n YORK SUPREME COURT, COUNTY

NEW YORK SUPREME COURT, COUNTY
Of New York George Leask. Thomas Fl. Hoasland
9nd.r sSs'I.ss VIM ;a sH uSd@H Rd ,,
GyrS sis Tsn nevsnieT JACOB = Van T Mst
Fos asy R%n E%n N NSfn2 aT S sGrS' Had william opa n
Anna Tucker Tucker George Benjamin FTeleFiSS H. Benja-
Frank H. Belknep William BelkGaP, May Belknap.
and Charles osSanS Thama NJ ary
p HOagland Anna whieTaf,. Clarence Speekman Hoss-
irSc. Tloasani Bessie Hinetey Ruth Fisher Hoasland
Nser WhiisrSf PSafne W6eraf Fsnne SHagae
snef ana za dSsa ags9 Ella 9ssnS
Alser ~ H9agland Laura May Hoagland Thomas n
strait. Agnes strait Louis strait AnGa strait susan W
Ella Me3Son Mary F. Rose and Albert r Tucker as
ceased. Dcfendants.-Summons Trial desired New
70 the above named defendants and each Of them:
You hereby summoned TO answer the complaint in
plaintiffs Within twenty dsys the seryi5S
case q your failure answer Judgment win
!" Dated SaS a. soptem6er sth 1904.
DoUGfiERrY. oLcoTT s TENNEY.
once Post ofhee address. No. q William Street
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Augus'Gs Van DexemeI S6oP "a an Dsysner Mary
slnma Metz s ES0rs' y S1,,rS Wi DoTHeia g Rose
Tucker. George W RenIatan. Frelsrick II. BENJAMIN.
Belkna9 Wiuiam Beiknap. May Beixnap Fredsrici.
g HoasIand Harry =, Hoagland. Whi.rrart Cisr-
snes speaEman HTss, ncs fib MaR, aoaSan9 yi@5STI @
lam GIessner Hoagland. Helen Racilia Hoaeis5 Agcr
q Wbircrafr Pauline Y. Whltcraet Fanni,. Swayne
clarence SwSyne. zilla Alpaugh Laura " EoasI3nd
Annie Lena Hoagland, IJosgland. Ager
NJ HoasIand. Laura Nav Hoasant. Hca-g 5 HaIlman
Anna strait susan W Tuttle. SIersoI futile, Marion
futile charles futile. Ella MaxOn Nary F. Rose and
Fis,nk y Deajamin deceased. and to sIorsord h strait
T,tbsr ~ defendant 10
Futile father the infant defendants Plerson TuttIe
Trttle, and charles Tutte To- defendant
Whltaed H. Haaslard, fa,heF q the defendant
ai,nd Father Of the infant defendant I6na HcagIand
The foregons sGo sG5 ~ = ne II upon you " publication
PnrsuahI me supreme dated fSe ISfb ls oS sen
JusCe filed with the comDai,t me nfice
NE Clerk the county of New York at the County Court
a. -, 49, tath day OF September. 1894
- - NsW York. September l. 1904
I"lIGtE4tINs OLCOTT & TESNEN,
Plaintiffs Attorneys.
once and Post Oiics address, t William Street. ~
haitian. SeH Aof.-
New-York tribune., 1904-10-04
GOLF.
NEWSPAPER MEN AT GOLF.

The Boston Newspaper Mems Golf Association
has challenged the New-York newspaper golfers TO
return match at the Vollaston links on October
L. This is the second intercity team match
the Boston players haying been defeated last fall at
the Garden City course The date has been fixed
immediately preceding the intercollegiate golf
championship az the neghb0Ting Myopia links. and
as a result it is hoped that a strong team will 60
over from New-NOrk Ralph CracknelI champion
or the NeW-E England newspaper men. IS, with J. r.
OConneu, In charge of the arrangements. which in
clude Informal foursomes IN the morning and a
team match by pairs in the afternoon. The WOIas-
ton course. OF 800 yards. with hogie of -. is
of the most delightful in the Boston section. n. L.
F1tZ Patrick. OF The New York sun" who is man
aging the Newly ork team, hopes TO secure about
twenty for the trip.
New-York tribune., 1904-10-04
RESULTS AT ST. LOUIS.

ST Louis 9.-First race fl1lonEsbT Turrando
IL n. AUSTIN. l3 70 10 won; Madoc. l"' * Wans
IL second. Stevens l3 Lindsey. 20 70 !, third
Tine Yellow Hammer. Torlo. L1onkaway. Cardo1a
Codex. FanDee. Bush smith. = Merre Lady stone
also
second seven firloagsT Tangible. loi ,dcLaugr-
linz. J. won, Tom &ankuE. lO4 ,)lrksont - % J.
Regina D. 100 ID. AUSTIN. 10 l. third Tine
ia Courant Flyer Milton Young Pornpey. Flora Lew
Easter Walters Nouch and Preventative also ran
Third race furlcnEE- Kings Charm. lO5 ulndseyl
Z. s ,Fccl, I. second. Gl"ndon
llO - Conway. u 70 /. third Tine 1is@ Lovabl"
Hickory corners, Bombiuo. Couuncrum. Alice turner
Bride Mae Tuna and Laura Bell also ran.
Fourth Chva furloaKslArleua, 9s tHowell u -
Commodore tFi~e). . second violin W
20 AUSTIN. !. third Time. l:o4- Elastic Matte
and Byplay also ran -.
Flfth zone mile and seventy yalis'-MiTs DoyIe @
lO2 q Conway 10. ENtol, lOl Is llcNson,
70 /. second Taby Tosa. 102 Gtcel. 70 .. third
Tine 1924. Jordan also - ,-,,-
10 J. won: King Rose 10 Seder 70 . second Miss
Manners III ID Austin ? 10 !. third Time. -
Prank Rice. Tommy Knight. one More and BensonhuIst
New-York tribune., 1904-10-04
s4AkE-uP FoR HARVARD VARSITY.
LnY rELEGRArH TO TIE TRIE

nv TELFGRApT 10 HE TItIbINEI
Cambridge Mass. oct 3.-The expected changes
IN the Harvard varsity lineup took place this
afternoon. when both the men who have been play
ing guard on the varsity we're supplanted by one
OF the tackles on the varsity and by the centre on
w. socopd team Squres was shifted from right
tackle to right guard. and Parker was changed
from centre on the second to left guard on the
varsity Both changes we're expected. as Squires
weighs 203 pounds and mas been putting up star
game. Parker has played with the pest spirit ana
GaeI ~ any, NJ the big men out for middle Of the
line Although the heaviest man on the squad.
weighing go pounds. he is fast and aggressive
Several other changes were made IN tne lneup OF OF
the first and second teams Guild was trled AT haIr
and Williams put In right tackle on the var
ciA
New-York tribune., 1904-10-04
WEST POINT COACHES ENCOURAGED.
TRY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE

TRY TELEGRAPH THE TRIBUNEI
West Point y. Y. Oct. 3.-Although the cadets
did not make so big score against Tufts TINS yea"
as they did last. the coaches are we'll satisfied
Tho army has material for winning team but tho
worl, as shown by Saturdays contest is Yet largely
individual OF the new men tried on Saturday,
HanIon, at right half proved a discovery. For
two seasons no played at Wesleyan Jenkins. who
has been trying for a vacant guard position. did
not do so well as expected and he replaced by
Seagraves He has the physique for a good guard.
however and tho coaches Will 10 their hest 10 de-
veIop him Gillespie showed great ability at end
and NAV displace Rockwell. Davis. the big 195-
pound back injured his ankle early in the game
and may be out OF the game for a week or more.
New-York tribune., 1904-10-04
NIAILOKY STEAMSHIP lie
GtatiOns.
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hereby cited and required personally TO De ana appeas
before Surrogate county Of New York the
Nrrogatcs Court OF said County held at the County
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October, 1854 ha ten o'clock in the forenoon
then and there attend the settlement of
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pointed by represent AMI act for you IN
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JAMES A. DONNELIT.
Clerk Of the SurTosates Court.
New-York tribune., 1904-10-04
THE RECORDS.
AMERICAN LEAGI
IA rE1.rGRAPH 20 THE rRInrNE. ]

St. Louis. oct. 3.-The Hghlanders shut out st.
Louis here to-day in exciting game by a score
OF 3 to O. Elberfelds fielding of the feat
ures of the contest. Orth pitched a steady and
consistent game for six innings; then lie hurt his
arm and was taken out of the box Griffith taking
his place The score was then o in the visitors
favor.
The Highanders made one run in the fourth,
when Camel got first by being hit with the ball.
and Tailed on Conroys three Dagger. In the sew
enth Dougherty beat out bunt. and Keeler fol
lowed with a sacrifice. Then Elberfeld got a lucky
single. and DuughertY came home. The Highland
ers made their final in the eighth Camel sin
eled Conroy got his base by being hit by pitched
ball. Kleinow forced Conroy. and CANCEL tailed
Padden was put of the game in the eighth tor
dsputinG a decision, The score:
New-York tribune., 1904-10-04
womEN.s CHAMPIONSHIP ENTRIES.

Although entries close tonight for the woraen's
national golf championship II is probable that the
usual precedent will govern the announcement of
the list and that official statement will be made
concerning il until the middle of the week until
after entries posted by mail to-day shall have been
received. Mrs Charles +. Stout. the former cham
p!on. will not take part this year. the care Of
her little Will prove eNaCtiug for her DO
The tournament is 10 start October 10 at the
Merton cricket Club. OF Philadelphia, lasting ont
the week. No change has been made in the cOudi-
tions. and thirty-twO will be permitted to qualify
from the eighteen hole preliminary round
New-York tribune., 1904-10-04
BOSTON. 4. CHICAGO /

Chicago, Oct 3.-To-days game was a pitchers
battle. in which Gibson bested Altrock. Two bases
balls. an error and heder's choice gave Boston
a IN third and two singles a sacrifice and two
doubles scored three more for them in the seventh
The local men could get only hit off Gibson
until the ninth. 4 base balls. single and
double resulted in sending a the Plate
in that inning The score:
II. H.
Boston ............... o O q o. o
Chicago. .......... O - q O q - o II =
Batteries-I!bson and Criser. Altrork and sullivan
Attendance 81
New-York tribune., 1904-10-04
COLUMBIA oARsMEN ON NORTH RIVER
E;gbt and Four BOated on the North River,
Training for Fall Regatta.

l,,,,,rnbla.s oarsmen were out for their hrst
.,,,',,r practice yesterday on the North River An
eight made up Of seven OF last years iresniIlah '
-. with Captain OT.oughlin OF the varsity
~ at No T. went out for two-mile paddle
The crew was boated as follows: B%w S PeT[ins Tn
no, z, No 8 Rollins: No. 2 OLoughlin; stroke
SSvmour; coxswain. Wise. Tonnele. Taylor, % Enos
SeS SS PoxIe made up four, which also took snort
am i altogether twenty of the class OF Os reporte9
Pa Pa were drilled on the machines IN the GoulI
enotbousa Daily practice will be kept up uhuI
~. fall regatta on October IS.
New-York tribune., 1904-10-04
SALE AT LEXINGTON, Ky.

Lexington. Ky. Oct 3-At sale Of racehorses
here to-day the best sales were:
.ratan Hoy b h. H. 2GS. 10y Grattan-Faula; 90 %,
J. p Elliott. Knoxville. Iowa - ~"
Grace Boye b m : by ya1 asaiaRa 5y 1900
Pqss Bond b f. by Vt, ThG y, lsnasGan 900
Tinorah. tlk NJ III II ~ - -; h} lflI f''' 700
The Tramp 70 d.. :, ny Jay Bird Sorrento; ID coo
Tho Reref; b G. - BY, By Tramp le..a imam 400
New-York tribune., 1904-10-04
SMASH STOPS cHIcAeoNEw-YoRk RUN.

Chicago. Oct "A broken axle to-day frustrated
an attempt by Bert Hocomb TO lower the auto
mobile record between Chicago and New-York
forty minutes after the start khirty-two miles out
OF ChcaSo The rear axle of the snapped in
Two ana the vehicle was overturned HOCOmb and
Two companions were thrown out. but none were
seriously injured The completely
TEeCKed that return to Chicago was necessary.
On TWO previous occasions HolComb was forced to
give up the trim on account of bad weather TIa
announced that another attempt to lower the
record would be made tomorrow.