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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-10-05
ZUNA WON FOR TALENT

Belmont folk had a card that was well
filled yesterday. The attendance was
10000 and the track was fast.
Joaquin was the favorite in the open
ing event. but Handzarra was the winner
I'm a drive by a neck. from Rusk. Brook
dale Nymph was an odds on favorite in
the second race and. making all the run
ming. she was ridden out by four lengths.
II. B. Duryea's bay filly Zuna, which
was heavily played from 10 down 10 TO J..
raced home in front OF her field in the
Hurricane stakes. Nostromo went 20 the
front after the start and. taking the rail,
raced along two lengths i'm front of Iuna
until a furloug from the finsh when
knapp began riding and got his mount
up In time 90 win by a half length. Good
Luck was third. four lengths away.
Kiamcsha and Prctonsion wer" the best
played horses I'm tho fourth race. but the
former was tho best and Won easily by
four lengths Roseben, with his big
weight up. ran an excellent race IN the
NTH race. covering the distance I'm l.l2.
ono nth Of a second behind the track
record and won easily at the end by
fve lengths MaXuar won the sixth race
Tvron second. Yorkshire Lad third.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-10-05

Vermont, making several long gains on
quarterback runs. The visitors twice
threatened Dartmouth's goal. Summary
Score-Dartmouth Il, University or
Vermont o. Touchdowns-Rich. Herr.
Goals from touchdowns-Main ?. Umpire
Carleton, Dartmouth. Referee-Lilliard,
Dartmouth Linesmen--Clough, Hopkins.
Dartmouth. Time-lS and 15-minute pc
riods.
OTHER GAMES.
At Waterville Me.-Colby ;. Coburn O..
At Philadelphia-Lehig 2S, Medico-Chi-
rurgital Medical college o.
Al Carlisle. Pa. Carlisle Indians a.,
Susquehanna O.
Al Hamilton. n. Y.-Colgate 70. Law
renee university o.
At Chlcago-Chicago university 3s. Be
lott college o.
At Ithaca--Cornel 2s. Hobart a
AT Madison. Wis.-Wisconsin "a, Mar
quette college o.
AZ Ann Arbor Mich.-University Of
Michigan "a. Kalamazoo college o.
AT Champagne ILL., Illinois 6, Wabash o.
At Minneapolis Minnesota university
~ St Thomas college o.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-10-05
YOUNG ERNE WON

one OF the biggest surprises ever
sprung I'm the history OF boxing i'm Phila -
delphia was furnished at the National A.
c. last night when Young Erne decisNely
defeated Abe Attell of San Francisco.
Attell claims TO be the featherweight
champion OF the world and has been
rated as probably the cleverest man seen
I'm the ring since the days OF Young
Critic Last night however, Ea'ne proved
TO be Attell's superior at every stage OF
the game. He landed the aiority OF
clean blows and had little difficulty i'm
getting out Of the way OF the blows aimed
at him by his opponent.
Attell was not as cool as usual cs 70
pecially after he found that Erne was
so much better than he expected. lie
adopted tantalizing methods. which two
or three times caused the Philadelphia
10 lose his head. but Erne succeeded in
calming down before Attell could do
much damage.
Then Attell started rough tactics. He
used the heel Of his glove on Erne' S
face in the clinches, rcsorted TO the use
OF his elbows and three or four times
violated the agreement TO break clean
by striking Erne when Referee Michigan
was separating the combatants. The
referee cautioned Attcll several times
for his tactics.
The men weighed in at o'clock last
evening. both being under the l30-pound
mark.
Those who expected Attell 10 make
a grandstand finish were disappointed
Erne never gave the Californian chance
and at every style OF fighting proved his
superiority.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-10-05
WoMEN'S TENNIS EVENTS

Another day OF strenuous EFFORT resulted
In bringing three Of the events In tho
Uomon's lawn tennis tournament at the
I ,ongwood Cricket club TO such a stage
that in one the finish is in sight and in
the other two Il Is just beginning Ia come
above the horizon. In tho cup singles
the final round Is up. and the win, with
the right OF challenge, rests between Mrs.
George ". Blake and Miss Evelyn Sears.
In the doubles, two teams-Miss Boldt ana
Miss Homans. and Miss Stevenson and
round from the second and fourth quar-.
ters respectively. and I'm the mixed
doubles Miss Boldt and O.. Il. Taylor are
forward for their semi-hnal.
The play an the singles I'm the morning
was keen. Mrs. Blake being called upon
10 plav two matches To reach the final,
aud straight set wins were her portion
over both Miss Langmaid and Miss T..
T. Rotch. Miss Evelyn Sears and Mis-
Homans had the starred match Of the
morning. ard the play was particularly
good It WAS "a close match, both play
ers being extremely capable. and lu the
old set Niiss Sears superior steadiuess,
combined with her skill prevailed.
None ~ the morning doubles We're pro-
ductive OF anything out OF the ordinary.
and the wins were all in straight sets
The mixed doubles were really the most
attractive ~ the days events. The match
which vas tho closest or the match that
bet ween Miss Homans and ". g. Seaver
and Miss E Rotrh and g. NJ Hotch. did
not roach = nrish before darkness fell. ~
had gone two sets and the teams were
0vo All ln the third when they stopped
The third set will he replayed to-day
one ~ tho longest natchN was that be-
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-10-05
HARVARD 16, BOWDOIN 0

Harvard defeated Bowdoin by the score
or 10 TO yesterday at Cambridge in a
game characterized by frequent fumbling
and unscientifc plays by both teams.
capt. Hurley and Quarterback Starr were
not IN the lineup for Harvard and this
IN a measure slowed up the work of the
Crimson players
Bowdoin won the toss and took tho
wind. Brill kicked Off for Harvard. and
Bowdoin, finding the Harvard line firm
kicked 10 midfed. From that point Har-
ward carried tie ball 10 Bowdoin's goal
line and sent Hanley over for the first
touchdown. Cuniff missed the goal.
Bass OF Bow.oin kicked OFF and tho bali
hit Cuniff. rebounding to Bass. After an
exchange OF kicks the half ended with
the ball in Bowdoin's possession on her
own lj-yard line
In the second half the play OF both
teams fell Off badly. Bowdoin kicked on
ana Newhall ran the ball back 10 the
45-yard line. Hall kicked TO Bowdoiu' (
3O-yard line and B,air, Bowdoin's quarter
back, lost p yards on a poor pass for a
kick. and IL was Harvard's ball on Bow
doin's Vineyard line. Squires went over
tho goal line on the first play and White
kicked tne goal. When play was resumed
Harvard fumblcd tho ball four times and
In addition was penalized 30 yards for
holding, but the ground thus lost was re-
gained by tumble by Bowdon. Two
end runs and n. quarterback run. and
Ncwhall went over for tho third touch
down. Leonard punted out for tho trial
at goal. but White missed The game
ended n moment after the kick-ofr sum
mary:
Total score-IIarvard 16. Bowdoin O.
lmpirc-Nr. Brown, Harvard Referee
Mr.. Murchie. Bowdoin. Linesmcn- Spear.
Harvard. Haynes. Rowdoin. Touch
downs Ncwhall. Sqlircs. Hanlcv Goal
White Time 2ia-minutc periods
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-10-05
SWEET MARIE SUCCEEDS

4 gathering enthusiastic over the har-
ness horse game I'm general. but over
Audubon Roy and Sweet Marie in rarti-
cular. assembled a. Readville Yesterday
10 500 those two horses attempt IN 70
duce their records The day was well
suited for sucls~vork tho track was
good, and the horses seemed To- be I'm
the best Of condition
Sweet Marie succeeded I'm her task.
reducing her record TO 2O4i4 She was
well rated. and very capa0ly driven
IL is apparent that all sha needs now Is
a chance 10 put two OF these fast trials
a week as long as the weather holds
good.
Audubon BOY went away strong.
clean gated and resoluta on an almost
overwhelming task, to beat a mark no
horse has ever bettercd I'm single har-
ness and without a wind and dirt shield.
He was out at o'clock, after a few
warming-up miles. ready 10 start
Taking the word az fast gait, he was
down Co the quarter in 81 seconds. and
he increased this clip 90 the half. flash
ing past. IL I'm a minute. using only - sec
onds on the second quarter.
Going along faster than his clip 10 tho
half. he made break beyond the hvc-
eighths post. and pulled up at the tnto8-
fourths in 1924
Catcomb had no excuse 90 1ffnr. but
declared FOR another trial lie brought
his PAGER out again at > O'Clock aud
after ono score took tho word. This time
tho Boy went 10 the quarter slower. ard
was az the half in 1.0l. lie rcacnel the
quarters in i3li, Then 10 mad,
break but caught quickly. and finished
the milo in 2o7i.
After the races Gstcomb -sid that Au-
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-10-05
HATLESS
WOMEN IN
CHURCH

Syracuse. y. y, oct. Sin the current
issue of the Gospel Messenger. the Off
cial organ OF the central New York dio-
cese Of the Protestant Episcopal church.
yesterday afternoon Charles T. Olmsted
has an article indicating that in the flu
ture hatless women will not be admitted
in church The article says i'm part:
After all. that is. or has been, or can
be said or done concerning the equality
OF the sexes and the rights or privileges
OF women, there is a difference which
cannot be ignored
Men are men and women ore women.
and they always will be, and st. Paul,
recognizing the distinction made a rule
for the Christian Church by which that
distinction should be marked in public
worship II is not necessary To inquire
what he meant by men and women dis
honoring their heads but he arranged
for reasons that seemed good TO him that
men should pray or prophesy with un-
covered and women with covered heads
and that practice has been universal
throughout Christendom for 1900 years
SO that IL has become an unseemly thing
for men 10 wear their hats and women
to be hareheaded I'm church
I'VE arc we'll aware that as Vet compar.
atively few. and they chiefly the very
young. have adopted the practice of
which We speak. and IL may be only a
passing fad. soon 70 disappear: but
while II lasts and for those who do I'm
dulge I'm II, We think IL 10 be deprecated.
and We could wish that tho clergy gen
Ito way, speaking privately 10 individ.
uals. 10 DISCOURAGE tt
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-10-05
HIGH SCHOOL SCHEDULE

The following schedule OF football
games was adopted Monday afternoon at
a meeting OF the directors OF the Inter
scholastic league
Oct. 19 Technical VS.. Classical, at Ade-
iaide park. oct. Is. Technical VS.. Hope,
at Adelaide park oct %. Classical VS..
East Providence. at Adelaide park; Oct.
q. Pawtucket vs.. East Providence, at
Pawtucket: Nov. 3. Pawtucket VS. Tech
nical, at ADELAIDE park; Nov. 10, Paw
tucket VS.. Classical, at Adelaide park;
Nov TO- East Providence VS.. Hope Street.
at East Providence; Nov IL, Technical VS..
East Providence at East Providence;
Nov. Il. Pawtucket vs. Hope Street, at
Pawtucket.
But fve OF the eight schools or the
league have entered football teams, Eng
lish. Cranston and Woonsocket declining
TO do so, because OF lack Of material and
interest I'm the game.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-10-05
sHERIFF'S SALE.

ST ATE RHODE ISLAND AND
PROVIDENCE PLANTATIONS.
SEerif's Office. Providence. Sept %, 1905.
Providence. Sc:
BY Virtue and In pursuance of an Execu-
tion, No. 80 426 issued out OF the District
Court Of the sixth Judicial District, holden
at Providence. within and for said District
OF the state OF Rhode Island. within and
for the County Of Providence. on the END
day OF September A. D. 1906. and return
able to the said Court on the 22nd day OF
December. a. n. 1905. upon a Judgment
rendered by said Court on the 1lth day OF
September. a. II. 1875. I'm favor or Globe
Soap Company. a Corporation OF the State
81 Ohio. plaintiff. and against J. a. Nende-
tuolli alias John Doe. Of Providence. de-
fendant. ] have this 2Sth day of Septem-
ber. 4. n. 1906. at 2 o'clock and 30 minutes
A. 81. levied the said Execution on all the
right. title and interest. which the said
defendant, J. a Nendetuolli. alias John
Doe, had on the 18th day Of August. A. n.
1905 at 2 o'clock and 70 minutes p. NJ. fths
time Of the attachment on the original
personal property, viz: Fifty boxes of
soap.
Notice is hereby given that I will sell
the said attached and levied on personal
property at a Public Auction 10 be held az
No. 212 on Chestnut street. City OF Provi
dcnce. i'm said County Of Providence, on
Saturday, the l4th day OF October A. u.
1896. at y o'clock NJ. for the satisfaction
Of said execution. debt. interest on the
same. costs OF suit. my own fees and all
contingent expenses. ~ sufficient.
FREDERICK c. HULL.
Deputy Sheriff.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-10-05
ATIoNAL LEAGUE STANDING
TENNIS FINALS TODAY

The most interesting contest Yesterday
at Philadelphia in the inter-collcgiate te
tennis tournament was the match i'm
doubles between Dcwhurst and Register.
University o. Pennsylvania. and Behr and
SpauldinE OF Yale Dcwhurst and Register
won, amer repeated rallies and play re-
msrkablo for It's closcueSs
Leroy Of Columbia. tho present Inter
collegiate champion i'm singles. did not
enter this year. and Dewhurst will play
Bahr FOR the title Ia the finals for
doubles pewnurst and Register will plsy
Welles and Field 81 Yale for the cham
pionshp. Summary.
Semi finals, singles Betr Yale. defeat
Cd Whitman. Harvard. So 62
Dowhurst PENNSYLVANIA, defeated Sui
loway. Harvard. so 6-2
Doubles Dewhurst and Register. Penn
sylvania, defeated Bchr and Spaulding.
Yale. Ga. GO.
Welles and Field, Yale. defeated Rem
dan ana Thompson, Princeton, 6-l 6.i
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-10-05
PLAYERS LEG BROKEN

The Gettysburg college football team
yesterday at Philadelphia crossed tho
University OF Pennsylvania goal line.
Pennsylvania won by "a score OF ie 10 &
but the game cost the university the ser
vices of Garfield Wccde, the brilliant lcft
end, who In the second half was so
violently tackled while attempting to
circle right end that one OF his legs was
broken Tho accident was similar to that
sustained last week by Hollenbach. right
end. whose lex was fractured in prac-
tice
Pennsylvania's first touchdown was
made by Scarlet. who fell on the ball
when it rebounded from tho goal pogt
after kick from the field Capt. Seiber
OF Gettysburg in the second hair made
a 3j-yard run through tho centre and bv
steady gains Gettysburg succeeded in
pushing Seibcr over Pennsylvania's goal
lino summary.
Touchdorns- Scarlet Wecde Seiber
Goals from touchdovns- -Torrey . Seiber
Goat f~cm Wesde Referee
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-10-05
DARTMOUTH II, U. OF Y. 0.

Dartmouth won n poorly played game
from University OF Vermont yesterday az
Hanover. IL TO o Dartmouth's showing
was discouraging TO it's supporters. the
men fumbling the ball frequently. Scoring
was done In each~h half In the second pc
riod the ball changed hands eight times
in the centre OF the field on fumblcs BY
both teams. and. although tho wearers
W tho Green showed n little more team
work than In Saturdays game. they iost
more ground through not helping tho
man With the bail. capt Main and John
Glaze did The best work FOR tho home
team, while Capt Mocisir cKcelled for
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-10-05
AN OUTSIDER WON

Lightsome, an outsider, furnished the
surprise I'm the feature event or the second
day OF the trotting meeting at Lexington
Yesterday by winning the 2-yesr-old divi-
sion OF the rich kentucky futurity in al
most record time. I'D Custer, the IA
vorite, 500 against s65 for the field. nm
ished outside the money, being last I'm the
second heat Gghtsome was driven by
her owner. X. Dodge of Lexington. who
put her nose under the wire first in
straight heats.
Norman r., in the 2os trot this after
noon. broke the worlds record for the
fastest four-heat trotting race. Mccoy.
driver OF Lyddite I'm the second event. was
suspended for one year for pulling.
The classic Transylvania, the most
coveted OF all trotting events, will he run
tomorrow.
The Futurity. for 2year-olds; value
5000 % In -.
Bourbon Light ODodge) )................ !
Vera Prodigal. br. Z. (ChildO. .,........2 3
Silico, b. G. &C.. Marvin. n)................. .
Governor Francis, br c. Foote)....... .
Time-2:14l1, 2:16
Silence Labrud. Quisetta. Ed Custer,
Daffodll and Sheeny also started.
212 class. pacing. purse $1,000 g in 81.
Lyddite. b. m, by Robby
Burns-dam by Belgium
tMcCoy-Snow) ..............4 l 1
Jubilee, blk. &. (McEwen). 8 1 1 .
Inter Ocean. b. <. "a
1homaS) ..-...........,...... Z 3
Peachie. b. m CMinerD.... 7 ? gro
Time . O715. 2:Osh. 2:o9ls, 2:oa. 2:ii. 2:li
Ethel Rice. Crystal c.. Red Ash and
Lookout Hal also started.
2:o6 class. trottlng. purse $500 e in 3).
Norman b, blk. X, by Phillis
-Ponnie w (McC'arthv1 2 I
DIR. Strong. gr. x. (Geers) ......... 3 ?
Snyder McGregor, ch. <. QIogan) 3
wentworth ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Ill
Time-2:O5%, 2:o5h 2:06a., 2:07I2.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-10-05
BOY
ROBBED
OF WAGES

Manuel Silva. 10 years old. was robbed
of $50. when 90 Pawtucket avenue. near
Silver Spring. last evening
Silva had worked all summer ON I'D
ward Mcbride Farm at BAY View. ana
had saved his wages intending To- go to
California.
lie was counting his money as he
walked along The highway and while
thus engaged was sccosted hy young
man who asked him II he would like to
purchase watch ~ bargain
Silva said that he had no desire to
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-10-05

make such purchase and was about tc
'turn aside when the young man seized
the $50 roll and ran away toward this
Silver Spring station.
Tho victim pursued the thief. but could
not overtake the fellow. who Jumped
upon a Bristol bound train as IL was leav.
ing the station.
silva notified Sergt. Bickord. who tele.
phoned down the line. but the thief had
left the train al some point below River.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-10-05

dubon Boy was all right. but that he has
not had n sufficient number OF miles 10
put him just whore he should be for such
a feat, owing 10 unfavorable weather aud
shipments.
He will make another trial as soon as
arrangements can be made.
The officials who had charge OF the
races were: Judges. j. G. Campbell,
Geo. r.. Hall Geo. Hicks: starter. &. NJ.
Jewett: timers, Frank Hall, Col A. c.
Drinkwater, Benjamin Pope.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-10-05
{, G. ACADEMY DEFEATED

Rhode Island college and Fast Green
wich academy opposed each other on tho
gridiron at East Greenwich yesterday af-
ternoon. As soon as play was commenced
a was al once seen that the academy
bows were considerably outweighted. and
for this reason played on the defensive
the greater part Of the game. Although
tho Kingston BOYS scored twice, both
were the direct result Of hukes.
with less than I'VE minutes 81 play In
the last half tho Kingston boys were
held for downs and kicked. The kick was
fumbled by an academy player and I'm his
haste 20 recover IL booted the oval over
his own goal line. where a Rhode Island
man fell on g. The goal was missed.
Rhode Island college kicked to the
academy team. which made several good
gains, but lost the ball on a tumble. and
after several attempts Rhode Island
pushed IL over for a touchdown The goal
was again missed
Soiomon's punting for the academy was
an important factor I'm keeping the ball
away from his goal line. his punts aver
aging 80 yards and twice sent tho ball
over his opponents limo ON the kick-off
The college team played together much
bcttcr than the academy boys and
showed much bctter coaching Browning
and Handy made several good runs for
the academy. while Hazard at centre
played "a strong defensive game. The
lineup.
T. q. ACADEMY II. /. COLLEGE.
schemcrhorn. c .......c.. (CaptD Baker
Quinn. r b .......f b.. Browning. Handy
Berry CaptD. u. b. .........q b.. Solomon
Mitchell. =. g. ...................r. o., Phillips
Ficld, r. x. .......................r. e.. Rein
Harding. z. & .t,.....,.......r g., Brown
Grinnell. J. r. ..................l r.. Burgh
Crandall. J. Z .................l g. Kcuuon
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-10-05
MAGIC HAIR STAIN.

For brown or black. prepared by
GEORGE ORMSDY. wig Maker and
Hairworker. 10 fremont street. Bos.cS.
II r. simple. safe and easily applied. con-
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tween Miss Jones and A. y. Reggie and
Miss Smith and George Morrison. won by
the former which required AZ games 10
settle. The middle set OF this match was
seven times at games all.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-10-05
AMERICAN LEAGUE GAMES

Boston passed Cleveland In the standing
by outclassing them again yesterday at
Boston. winning 70 l. Stovalrs home
run saved the visitors from being shut
out. Congalton. Stovall and Bay provid-
ed the fielding features. Attendance 2435.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-10-05
AMERICAN LEAGUE STANDING
NATIONAL LEAGUE GAMES

The game yesterday at Piusburg up TO
the 18th inning was confined for the
greater part between the pitchers and in
helders. Boston won on Tenney's single
followed by Dolan's two-bagger. In the
third inning, when Pittsburg had its only
chance OF scoring. Petz made a three
bagger, but was called out for cutting
first base. Attendance 1895 Score:
Innings l 6 Z 2 10 II 1213
Boston. 0 0 0 0 % o 0 o IL
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AIcCrackon. Umpre-Moore. Timekeeper-
Mccarthy. Time OF halves-20 and 10
minutes
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-10-05
WASHINGTON 5.
NINGS.

Hughes scratch hit. Jones three -bagger
and Cassidys fly tied the score at TO 8
in the eighth yesterday at Washington.
Callahan opened the 10th inning with a
double. was sacrificed to third and scored
the winning tally. on a wild pitch. At
tendance 300 Score,
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-10-05
GAMES TO-DAY

Boston at Brooklyn.
Cincinnati at St. Louis.
Philadelphia at New York.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-10-05
GAMES TO-DAY.

New York at Boston.
Detroit at Cleveland.
Philadelphia at Washington.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-10-05
PHILADELPHIA 4, ST. LOUIS /

Plank pitched splendidly. keeping ST.
Louis down TO fve scattering hits yes
terday at Philadelphia. st. Louis errors
I'm the first inning made the Phillies' VIC
tory easy Attendance s557. Score:
Innings :.......,. 49, 80
philadelphia ...... o l x-4
ST. Louis ..........0 0 o o % 0-i
EIIItAGO A n