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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-10-09
NEW CROSS-COUNTRY COURSE.
Forty Columbia Men In Training NJ VIII.
iamsbridge.

Columbia's cross-country squad Is now
practising over a new course which has been
laid out at Williamsbridge. About forty
men are out for the team and are paced by
Fred Rodgers of the New York 4. &. and
George Bonhag of the Irish Americans.
The first meet of the season will take place
on November ~. when the Columbia fresh
men will send a team to Princeton To meet
the Tiger cubs. On the following Satur-
day. November 20. the Columbia varsity
will meet Princeton in a dual meet at Prince
ton.
has been held on Riverside Drive. but the
moor showing of last year = team IN the inter-
collegiate championships led the management
of thus years team t. select "a course which
il somewhat similar to the championship
course at Princeton.
The fall track work at Columbia Is progress
ing very slowly this year and II the condl-
tions do not change almost immediately IL
will be impossible TO hold the annual. sopho-
more-freshmen track meet. Only a handful
of sophomores are pfnctising and the small
number OF freshmen who are trying for places
on their team has compelled Jay Gould,
captain Of the freshmen team. TO send out n
letter in which he states that unless a larger
number Of freshmen report the class will be
unable to enter n team. Gould IL one OF the
hest half milers In his class ard IL reported
TO have covered the distance in "A fraction
over 2 minutes 3 seconds.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-10-09
TRAP SHOOTING.
Amateurs Compete At bergen Beach for
Cosmopolitan Championship.

Fifty of the best amateur gunners Of the
Metropolitan district reported at the traps
Of the Bergen Beach Gun Club to take part in
the two day trap shooting tournament that
began yesterday under the. auspices Of the
Brooklyn club. The feature of the meet
was n shoot at 100 targets for the Cosmo-
politan amateur championship.
II was the intention OF the club TO have
started the event at o O'Clock in the morning,
but owing to the storm IL was after 2 o'clock
before the event started. Each gun shot ut
100 targets in strings of %. Only a few sue
ceeded in shooting at their full complement.
J. II. Hendrickson, the former Metropolitan
cha NIPPON, returned the best card OF the
guDners that shot a. 100 targets, His strings
we're 20, q, %, 20, which gave him a total of NJ.
The score was excellent considering the fact
that the season has only Just started and the
conditions Yesterday were very poor, A
strong wind blew across The traps and whirled
the blue rocks in every direction.
Five professionals shot along with the
amateurs for q special prize. They were
luckier than the amateurs, as oil succeeded
in shooting at 100 targets. The winner proved
TO he J, A. n. Elliott with n score of 40. The
championship shoot will be completed to-day.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-10-09
GARDNER TENNIS CHtWPION.
Harvard Wen Play for intercollegiate
Title and Niles u Beaten.

PHILADELPHIA. oct. :. G.. y. Gardner of
Harvard to-day won tho int rrc0lleriaie sin
giles lawn tennis championship fnr lIo7. dc
feating in he final round Y. W. Mes Of tho
same university by three sets 20 one. The
result. whichNas unexpected. - Mica had
been tho f~avoritc. was n htting climax 20 the
tournament. which has been in prog ESQ for
! he Last week on the grounds of the Merton
cricket Club. Gardner played in great form
throughout. holding his formidable opponent
even in the first TWO sets and cutting loose
in the next two in a stv." that 81 amps him cae
of the most promising young players Ia the
country. The court was in wrrtched com
dition from the heavy rain the night previous
and a half gale was blowing. Tho summary:
Singles Semi Anal round ". ". Niles. Harvard.
beat Clarence Pcll. Harvard q 80 ]; &. j Gard
ner Harvard, beat \ DHbncy, Harvard. a, Is.
Final Round &. =. Garlncr beat y. " Niles.
"a IA at t-1
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trrw 5000 It, he nhs.3o i'lsisg :.'het' teem
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Thor. Ntl br iru pI1yst. sids vho vll rret
90 singles In no morning nnd fpursou"s
boz I've 80 .ruunu
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pla 81 pr -tiuriaN ~ 10 Gaui"u cav coli
club trtH- 49, for On zoe MIXERS rated under
ton -trukrs ,'H4s u Tor those rated over nine
strokes The ur'srtcr''s 'up VIII DO the net
-cprr pri,r uu ,Ia.- \ 1.dthsr" viii nlso he q
xro.s score priJ". white there VII be a cup
for low score iu class u
Thero vcr, s"yentv.on s'ar'"r' for IN"
kIrg WI'H..H h~ Fourth media 10 he Royal
and Nuceut Golr club - ~ Andrews last
month r. iz tho most lWuortan' trophy
Of tho autumn m,,ti ng and has been IN play
since iS3; \ Pollock won with ~, ~ -,
which II he record for the medal established
nv Norman Hunter m 1904 Pollock's victory
g g. E"r1''aS al Ssl ne r'' WoEins TS and FeIi1,
stone. where ne has the record or y. The
lonS driver fdvard blackwell was second
10 polock with ~, y - and won the club
gold medal
The results in the second round for the
Governors cup ant the first round FOR the
hcatcn sixteen trophy at the Forest Park
Golf club follow
NorInr.dgr. , and . J.. r. Steele beat n. J. bon
nelly. = and ., samuel Peace beat H. Mackenzie,
& aud 3 J. t. E~ddleman beat T.. Germond and J.
4 =. Hedges beat !. Ormiston, = and ? \. ". Wood
beat Thomas Hicld. : up Dcvercauy Lord. beat
\. ". Mackcnylc. . and 3. !. Bsyne beat II, W.
swanson. q ana s..
beaten SlNiccn TrophN G. :. Rates bea' T.. q.
Irnton. > and :: !. \. Nlchnl beat n. T. church.
up. {. n. Hadlock beat ". y. Kidd, and ? Is. y.
HcntAryscn beat II. =. lllrry, : and 4 c. q, Hawaii
heat G. n. Lamb. 7 NJ nineteen holes j. J.. Clark
beat ". =. Ran. q and I: q. q. Rogers beat j. J..
Miller. I aud 3. ". h. curtis beat VI. Cameron.
. and
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To Change Power Boat Rules.

A meeting OF the American Power Boat
Association will be held at the Waldorf
Astoria Hotel on Wednesday. October 10.
at $50 o'clock. Secretary Arson b. Cole
has notified the members of the business
to be transacted. IL is proposed 10 change
the deed Of trust, governing matches for the
challenge cup 40 as TO limit the races TO boats
Of class X and to race without time allowance.
Applications for membership. II the articles
be made in writing and must be Endorsed bv
one Of the clubs in the association. An
amendment has been proposed for the mea s.
urement OF motors, which will be added to
the present rule. This is as follows:
"In two cycle engines having n compress
sion cylinder or where some rotary COM
pressor IL used the constant (C) shall be
one-half of that for four cycle engines.
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-10-09

Hurricane and Bronx Handicap the stake
Features.

The Hurricane Stakes. for two-year-olds.
five fmlonRs. il a feature OF the card for
Belmont Park to-day. with Jane Swift. Arrase
and Countermand having chances, In II
ha ndicap AZ seven fuTlongs Sewel, Don
Enrique and DE Mund may go well. In the
second race, for two-year-old fllies. at. SIX
furlonRs. Masquerade. Marbles and Miss
Norfolk figure well.
IL looks like Sea Wolf, with Nimbus and
Live Wire to beat. in the fourth race. for all
ages, at u mile. Another stake feature IL
the Bronx lightweight handicap, at sin fur
longs, with Jack Akin. Ben Ban and Brook
dale Nymph perhaps the best. In the last
race, AT u mile and hrec-quarters Bcdnclerc,
killiecrankie and Ostrich have the best
chances. The entries follow.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-10-09
Football y Otes.

Coach Hutchins OF the Wisconsin team has de-
v'Scd a play in which the whole line takes par;
called the pinwheel. The hope Is that 1t won /
nZzle out.
A round robin tournament Will he arranged at
Harvard for those candidates for the freshman
eleven who do not remain on the present squad
The frcsnman's schedule Is as follows. October -.
Groton at Groton. 10. Exeter at Cambridge; 20.
Brown freshmen at Cambridge: November ?, Wor
crster Academy at Worcester; %, Dean Academy at
Cambridge. 10. Yale freshmen at Cambridge.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-10-09
roo WET FOR FIFE In TRIALS.
Prizes Awarded TO show DOGS NJ Brsns.
wick FOxhOund Meet

WORCESTER. Oct. s.-The running OF the all
age 1t AXE in the nineteenth annual field trials
of the Brunswick Foxhound Club. which
opened mt Barre yesterday. was held up to-
possible To work the hounds. The winners in
the hound show were:
Derby Dog First. q. T.. Calls Col. Roge 7; second
Mrs. Otis Danics's Beaufort; ihiId. j. C. Aliss
Roanoke. reserve, W. I. Wclch's Music.
Derby bitch First, 4. Is. McGregoIs Linda;
second, McGrcgor's Sunmald: third. Blackstone
Hunter, w , 49,
second. Dr. a. &. Hcfcngcr's Beaufort: third
blackstone Valley Kennels Scott; reserve. L. o.
Dennlson's Trgg. -- 49,.
second, McGrcgor's Prudence: third. Theodore
Sturges's Eldrcd Rose: reserve. ". ]. Bowditches
Iially.
Couple, Either Sex First. McGrcgor's Prudence
and Linda. second. Blackstone Valleys Scott and
hest Dog In show-G. r.. Calls Col. Roger.
Best Bitch In Show-Woods walkers Mali.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-10-09

ALBANY, Oct. s.-The case Of the Empire
City Trotting Clu aeainst the State Racing
Commission. seeking TO compel by court order
the granting OF n license to the club TO conduct
race meets on its track near Yonkers. was
argued before the Court OF Appeals to-day.
The Appellate Division. Second Department,
granted such an order upon the State Com
mission and the case comes to the highest
court on an appeal by the State Racing Com
missioners from that decision
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-10-09
Two Light Dared shells for Princeton.

PRINCETON, v. j.. Oct. Sat q recent
meeting Of the advisory board on rowing
Il was decided to buy two new eight cared
shells for the Princeton rev next spring,
The meeting was attended by q number Of
old Tiger oarsmen, William A. Butler, az
'Ssissss ana ]. TSiSs q Pnssrsoa sec7l As.xk'
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-10-09

Totals. &. , 10 ~ 10 3
s3attcd for Tinker In the ninth inning.
iBatted for Overall in the ninth inning.
Detroit. .......,.0 o o 0 0 o o > 0 o o 0-3
Chicago. ...,,.,.O o o o o q u : o o 0-3
FIRST base on error Detroit. Left ON bases-Chi-
cago, A. Detroit, H.. First base on balls ON overall,
!; OF Donovan, 2 struck ou,-By. Overall. s: by
Rsulbach, 2; by Donovan, IL. Sacrifice hits stein
feldt, Evers, OLcary, Stolen bases Slaglc (9,
Sheckard. Chance. Steinfcldt, Eyers, Howard.
Jones (2), Schaefer, Rossman. Double plays-Evers
and Tinker: Schsefer and Rossman. Hit BY
pitcher BY Donovan. > Passed bsl.Schwidt
HIts-On Overa1, o In nine innings. Umplres-
O'Day and Sherld dan Time 2hours and IS minutes.
Attendance-2t, ST..
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Good start: won driving: chief Hayes. oh, g., 4.
by lnlrowan or Saln Grand Lady: owned by J..
Mulhgan. trained by \. thinner.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-10-09
Richards CAPTAIN Of Yale swimmers.

NEW HAVEN, oct. s~.-Edward G. NJ. Rich
ards was tonight elected captain Of the Yale
swimming team to succeed Charles MengeI,
who did not return to college this fall. but
10 an expert water polo player and holder Of
tneeFcoisGiate gwtIning reeords.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-10-09

LEXINGTON. KY. Oct. s.-Thc directors OF
the Kentucky Trottins Horse Breeders Asso-
citation this afternoon postponed the opening
of the trotting meeting here until tomorrow.
every iPdScstion a sSsar weather for 10
mesFoSv &C., ~ "A. LII go
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din. the luctre OF Foster hockNrlIs reputa-
tlon. We 80 mor~ Ia.h'ns payer ~ me
open than. kprsweH, out in INC oonnblned,
on, Of his men snd defensive strength the
f"rmer Chadwick and Metcalf were n pair
OF fast halfbacks. me former especially good
on a.. defence and a. hiding oIenlngsi and
are some backa 81 the same tyne at Vale this
year. but whether a pair can be found that
t" be seen. Bowman, he falibsck Of Tie
l'p2 team, was . good all sround man but
W Wulis so Of r the present nto sr%rd' III" io e1 tea Sr
top form ~ this wear = materla! - as good
u ~ stHi IN me roheh' me burden OF PROOF
IL with the latter.
Inc next two games 70 ps playen oy the
Navy are OF = htstln'tly ulnereht mature
from the two that have been played, and will
go much further toward ESTABLISHING the
Nays strength. IanderpiM ist De played
next saturday ana Harvard me following
saturday. In consequence, the practice
takes on additional zest and SERIOUSNESS;
Inc navy. mas peen throuvn tue IRE OF hhru
games with Princeton. one Of them being
= victory over Nassau; ann thrreiore wont
De ny al overaweI oy tnp canorl1gt eleven.
season problems ~ AnnapollS put the SHOW
ing or iange In that POSITION makes the powers
that be very hopeful that me question OF
finding a. worthy successor 70, norton mas ncen
answered. The Nays CHIEF RIVAL, West
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Good start. won easily; fanny Lane. oh. q.
aged, los His Grace Nnna Iagc. owned by q. X.
TOmp.lnS. trained bN VI. Swar'.
ImUp uACR
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Post season Game.
AT ct.

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AA% ..os. .."..S SSSSsSSd IA I
BsIt H!es rSxsiI and spsncey Ksrser and
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Poor start won driving, SaDgulnc, oh. g. ?. by
Ornament Nlariing: owned hS Il. +. Wilson. Jr.:
trained by !. ). Hcaley.
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Pair start. won easily. Mfsduc. b. c.. :. hy MS
gutsc knodcsiA. owned by James H. krrnc.
trained by James Rowe.
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ror m1d,n tsu ear bids even pounds uuJ".
thr srair sH" aided uNr Sni . hHlf Wuougs
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Handicap. for three year Olds and upward; 81 200
added: one mile and a half;
Horse and ACE. W. Jockey. BcHno. Fir.
Missouri, Lad, i.... los. Mcdaniel 1875 35 II
Good Luck. i.......ll4 Knapp 700. 90 Ito "a
D'Nrkle, 5........... ~ Hcnry.... 1871 81
Time, 235.
Good start. won driving: Missouri Lad, b. G., 4,
by Ton Gallant, Margaret Nllcn; owned by Fred
Cook: trained by v. T.. Phillips.
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mile and three quarters:
kkltoorankiss Ase.. ~
The San Francisco call., 1907-01-31
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may be obtained from this office the offices
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Pclnt ST, San Francisco. CAL. and SO Cham-
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PROPOSALS will be received at the Bureau of
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chairs. twist drills. polishing wheels, etc.
calculating machine, hardware and tools.
enamel paint. Sch. 375- Transformers timed
roast beef canned salmon timed biscuit. tea,
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Applications for proposals should designate
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and then opened, for furnishing and delivering
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wear ending June go 1905, in accordance with
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proposals and other information. may be had
upon application to COMMANDER Il K
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'SALOME" SEASON
IS GUT SHORT

NEW YORK, Jan. so.-A decision to
discontinue the present rendition of the
opera "Salome'' at the Metropolitan
Opera-house was reached today at a
conference between the directors of the
company owning the house and the
representatives of the Conried opera
Company.
Conried announced this afternoon
that he had deciaed not to give "Sa-
lone" in this city in any theater. No
decision has been reached as to the per-
formances scheduled for other cities.
The company owning the building
was represented at the conference by ].
P. Morgan, D. o. Mills, w. X. Wander
bilt August Belmont and others. Otto
II. Kahn. Robert Goelet Rawlins Cot
tenet, X r. winthrop and James Spe-
richer represented the leasing company
1t was agreed that the production of
the opera came within the provisions of
the lease that the operas must be ap-
proved by the owners OF the building
and that no performance can be given
IL objected to by them.