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New-York tribune., 1909-11-06
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IEy Telegraph % Tie TTibIne.l
New Haven, Nov. a-The Yale football
coaches changed their minds about a.
scrimmage to-day. tho cool wave having
improved the condition OF the team and
fen minutes play was ordered. the var
sitE twice taking the ball over from the
2y->ard line for touchdowns. Captain Coy
and Murphy were in whirlWind form and
made the scores.
Tom SheVln. captain four years ago.
reached here IA time to drive the eleven
through = hard drill in running back kick
offs. IN his excitement Shevlin completely
wrecked new suit Of clothes. HeffelfnEer
and Needer were in uniform and coached
The guards and backs
bsle expects a comparatively easy time
Hlth Brown tomorrow. and will start
two players who have developed rapidly
and who arc claimants for first string
places. Nau CHAN will 20 I'm al right end
I'D place OF Logan. and Savage will prob
ably be al fullback. Days condition il
not wholly satisfactory. and. although he
may be started AT right halfback. Francis
is moro likely 10 play. Instead of using
Corey - quarterback tomorrow. the
coaches tonight decided 10 start Howe
The probable lineup follows: Left end.
Fitzpatrick; left tackle. Hobbs: left
guard. Audr1Is: centre. Cooney: right
guard. Goebel: right tackle LilIey; right
end. Vaughan. quarterback. Howe; left
halfbsck. COY: right halfback. Francis:
fullback. Sav.s;e.
New-York tribune., 1909-11-06
OFFICERS TO RIDE.
YiSitiRg Eng';shmen Haze
Mounts at Belmont Park.

The English officers vino are 10 compete
IN. the show rims al Madison square Garden
next week viii have mounts On soma OF ,ne
steeplechase events on the closinG day -
programme Cf the mscy of the United Hunts
I;acing Association, u b. decided ~ B'l-
mont FaTS Terminal to-day. six races are
or. the card. half On the Hat and hall over
tho hurdles
the feature OF the day will be the Ma
tiouai Hunt cup valued at sI.1oO, the b.uc
glbbOu contest 70. the steeplec.IseTs 40 ,5
open 10 bona tide hunters and must be won
twice before beco7Iing the property OF an
owner. The distance is about four miles.
With no brush jumps.
Among the entries in this classic are An
tslo Devereux's SacandaSa. HUGH GOTmIey's
H1rry BIyler ". h Cyace's Cue,oe. Peter
Hauc,5. jr's. Essex T.. ". G. Eaycs's SdIt-
Iyandsr DE Lancev X. Jays RoIfe. the Pom
,iac stables Arlington. Allan PiuSerton q
Mac~dcnia Charles Ffize-'s Gypsic and
Dick Roberts. IT, q. Phipps's Hawkins,
Malcolm stevenson 5 MarIe Leaf and Diana
and j. Watson Webb's Sirius.
The other races on the card are the Willie
Price Cup. for hunters. about two and a
half miles the Victory Belle Cup. for gal
IOways. about six furlOngs. on tie fat: the
Ellis Cup. for galIOways. about a mile and
three-quartcrs over hurdles; the Chelsea
Cup for hacks and hunters. two and q half
miles. on the fiat. and the Clark cup. for
half bred hunters. at three miles over post
and rail
New-York tribune., 1909-11-06
Protest in Zig 1fHsard Match
De Orc Retains Three Cushion Title but Daily Oues-
tOns Ills Right to Trophy.

Protests u foul and a heated discussion
made II impossible for Alfredo De orc to
take possession Of the worlds three-cushiou
carrom billiard championship last night.
He claimed the Jordan Lambert trophy and
the purse of 81 as his reward for COM
pleting his strinE Of 150 points IN winning
the third block last night 10y "A score of -
TO a before n big crowd at NIcGraw's
ACADEMY
John ". DAILY. the challenger. formally
protested the match. however. on the
ground that DE Oro had played with the
spot bail on the opening night. following a
foul on the part Of DAILY. who had used De
Oro's ball in his turn at the table.
The second point Of Days protest. Was
that Tom Gallagher. the referc.. failed 10
properly score FOR him. 50 that he lost his
turn az the table by retiring when he had
made d carrum which he mad not heard
called. Both points were decided against
DAILY ny Tom Gallagher AT the end of the
match last night when The final score
stood $50 To lls
Despite Gallagher's ruling. DAILY protest
ed 10 Albert Troescher, of the brunswick
Balkc-CollenGer Company. which, as the
holder OF the emblem and purse. must do
eide. Nt-.ious interpretations of the rule
New-York tribune., 1909-11-06
HARVARD

IBy Telegraph II The Tribune
Cambridge. Mass. Nov 5.-Tha Harvard
bacAneld coaches have settled on Leslie for
Corbetts place at left haIfback in the game
with Cornell tomorrow afternoon in tie
stadium. while Hooper w:n play I'm McXay's
position at tackle.
lhe praciicr to-day was liCat and short.
being confined 10 a sisnal and formation
Crili h'hind closed gates The coaches
seemed well satisfied with the condition ,f
The men.
Aiier the varsity left the field the Cornell
Team held short secret practice devoting
much "f the time 20 punting in order 20 IA
H'illarize the BACKS with the light IN the . 4.
h'ciosuro. The Ithacans are We'll prepar d
Tor 4 hard contest. Huribut has PRACTICAL.
recovered. and viii be- used al right end in
IL" later part Of The struggle
Harvard hackers expect a victory for the
crimson They feel that the home team, Is
more powerful than the Cornell eleven and
that the Harvard goal viii not he endan-
gered Harvard viii not attempt 10 rr,n nm
large score and viii be content 20 r,,1
on modest victory.
The lineup for the game follows
New-York tribune., 1909-11-06
on THE GRIDIRON
HOT B4TTLES TO-DAY.
Some Strong Opposition for
the Leading ElcuenS.
THE LEADING Football GAMES
or THE DAY.

Harvard ~. 6o-ne,l. at Cambridge.
Princeton -. Dartmouth. al Princeton.
Aalc - Brown. at New Haven.
nrs,lvania ~. Lafayette, at Philasei-
phia.
Washington and Jefferson -. Navy. a, An
napolis.
New Eork University ~. Rutgers. a, New
Nork.
NihiHms ~ Wesleyan. at Niddletown
AiiicnoVa -. SWarthmOre. at Swsrthmor,
Vermont -. Amherst. at Amherst
colgate -. Rochester. M Rochester.
Tuffs -. Syracuse. n Syracuse
Carlisle -. George wesilIngion. ., Wash
inEton.
Irsinus ~ stevens. NJ HohaLrn
Noihv -. Nains. n 0rono.
Union ~. Middlebury. ~ sch-n-ct.dy
BoNdoin -. Rates at Lewiston.
Bncineli Es. PeHnsylRsnia state n, Harris.
burg
il"hiCh ~. Hav~rford, at rIaverford.
Dickinson JOHNS Hopkins. NJ RsI,i-
more.
Princeton Cub> -. bsIe Cubs. n, New
Haven.
fhlcaEo - Northwestern. al Chicago
Minnesota -. Wisconsin At Madison.
Indiana -. Illinois si chananalgn.
AndoFer ~. fhet-r. at ENeter.
New-York tribune., 1909-11-06
pprNCETO&
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r--- X Ns,. a short sigma
..,..,..,, completed a week ~
....... ...-,...- here in preparation i1r
..- .-, o.,r Dartmouth to-nl"ii" "N %
.,.rr...r has ro- fol gotten he' a'i, '' a
.l.. .er-. - the Hanover eleven lds' -,
.. --, p,.. Grounds. and every ehoi' 30
., -., ,or,5 20 prevent rep' ..'-1i'
.....-.... Then. Is "A general f't.N-6
r..- tra r.-ers have ~ last STU -,
-.. ,5 yu win. aifbough l'af
.- considered q e'~1UC tcsfE ana
s.e naa.lea.- ,,-r.e,,
s-..-..,r r,.--,ise vas sprung IONS 'i''
ar.. o.. r.abable lineup for iN'
.. .... ..t l-- th. coa'irs
.zrs,. -f.- r..re VIII be found in 'h' ii
e1.... ,-...-r,5sr and Woehr ar" i'p'"' W
l.. s,.,-~....r and BuckinglaIn rospec''''
-. .r- -..-.r- frr thrse change N"'f
rl.- ...s.. ...5...... .- rHo-s IN charge. 'h'
rrar. ... -.,.5,, r1nlecfuues o1 1ii s'''
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"...I ~ Ht- haIa" a. pih''i.
'rsn.f eH., Da- uot De"u ln s""d 'o4'i'-
'.4l - being Sawed for "h.-'i' i'''S-
1"ir.slr and Buckingham "a''
tf. .iue -Ieat games during 'h" p"S'
'ra E.U luaouBodls give " -''1 a. "'''
- isH-rltes to-ui'If"N-
i.e fIrl, uf aal.rs for iH' "'"''-' ''
% fIIff--lks niurt.- tasI- lliiS N"l ~
ah .n1elf INTO flr condition 80 ihr itN''
u'n tenn ana suu B- tho rnosi s.snihoa"'
sna important t.st 81 t1' fiS'fF
snm-ff n.t Ds- l.s.n lad ih.s sess,i.
- ..l. up sll ~ as 'i5liv"@' .@'i'
New-York tribune., 1909-11-06
FOOTBALL AT COLUMBIA.

Enthusiasts rivalry Of the most Strenu-
Gus character marks the struggle between
the Columbia class elevens for the cham
pionship of the university, and IN the re-
naming games in which the juniors play
the sOphomores and the seniors theTe
promises to be as much feeling a. n they
were intercollegiate contests The JUNIORS
have given up practising on South fled
and on the last three days have had
secret work at American League Park
II is the frst Columbia team to practise
there since 1876. when football was aboi-
ished on Nioruineside Heights. The sopn-
omores win meet the juniors on Soutn
Field this afternoon in what should be
one OF the closest games of the series
Both teams are light and have made prac-
ticaIiv the same scores against the fresh
men. whom both have defeated
New-York tribune., 1909-11-06
IGfaN@tf
NEw yo.n UNIVERSITY.

TIE New York University eleven had
long signal driu yesterday IN preparation
for the came vitt Rutgers to-day on OH"
pield The drill MS fast and snappv and
-r, varsity rsn through plays with precis-
ion that pleased Hermann OlcotJ, the coach.
-r,,.. different formations were r"elei of
,a,,i5l,- and therc was little fumbliuS m
.r, handling of the ball. Gorsh pisctiSed
dron -,ick.ng making q couple Of pretty
-,ars fryu tho 45-yard line. A field goa.
h,- ,-ula defeated WESLEYAN on Tuesday,
"a ~, York may need three points to
tes- putgers TO-DAY. \ secret signal prac-
,toe U-ss held in the gymnasium last night
r1une was on the held yesterday for the
ere, tir,e since he left the Wesleyan game
in tho 6rst half His knee has come
sroupd We'll and he will undoubtedly play
. mart Of tie game to-day. Crawford re-
summed ris position al right end yesterday
I'D viU re in the play this afternoon.
re rls-ed NJ 20 his usual standard lule
has been resting since the game on Tues
6s-- He viii be on the held tomorrow.
however.
A hand will be on hand az Ohio Field
during the game to-day, with seNerai
hu,6r.d Rutgers supporters in the stands
T-,,e lineup for to-da" follows Len end.
E,-beel,-. lei: tackle. Brennan; left guard.
rI,,.re,.rger: centre. CoOuey; right guard,
,,..,,.,-. right tackle. Wesley; right end.
crawford quarterback Nixon Iefi hah-
hack. Gorsh; right haf-back' Galloway
fullback, LlH
New-York tribune., 1909-11-06
NO INTERCLAss REGATTA.

Plans for the fall regatta at Columbia
which was to have taken place on Novem-
hs- ~ have fallen through. for Rice has
fo,,nd IL impossible &c have freshman can
didates row more than three times a week
ON the water. while practice en- the other
,hre. davs is held on the machines in the
r,,-.n-. room. According 20 Rice, q Q fresh
-,en woulG probably be able 10 row DeXt
Wednesday. but not sufficiently well q
c'roate I'm race. Therefore he hes
called IL or More freshmen reported yes
,e~day from the disbanJ a first year foot
han team. ana the squad now numbers be-
tween forty and fifty men
New-York tribune., 1909-11-06
DROWN
IBy Toleeraph.to Tie tribune ]


Providence, T.. l.. Nov. brown viii
meet Yale tomorrow at New Haven with
a badly crippled team, several Ct the best
varsity men being "on the shelf on ac-
count of recent injuries Ashbaugh. the
left end. and High, tullback sprained their
ankles 50 badly IN practice on "a slippery
0elJ n couple of days ago that they VIII
be- unable To play.
The team. although showing fair
amount of dash and skill in practice
against the scrub yesterday, is in the
rnidst az a slump. II Brown can hold Yale
doy.n Ia tnIse or four toucLdowus the
,.s,bag feel that the team viii have done
e.irly well under the circumstance.
The probable lineup follows. Left end.
German: left guard, Ayler. left tackle.
kratz; centre. Sisson. right guard. Corp
rl,,r, tackle. Raluet. right end. R"rn."r.
,,,,rt.,ba-k. 5prackliu-, I-n halfhack.
N-,,,pe. ,ssst Aalfback Mckay. fulloack.
alt.Isrrff tr.
New-York tribune., 1909-11-06
ECHO OF NIPPLE DEFALCATIONs
Fraudulent Transactions Alleged in
PHILADELPHIA Suit.
tBy Telegraph To The Tribune.


Philadelphia. Nov. 5.--An echo Of the de-
falcations OF Frank X Nipple. president
of the Real Estate Trust Company. who
committed suicide. came up to-day when
argument was heard in the suit i'm equity
brought by the Washington. Alexandra a.
Mount Vernon Railway Company against
the trust company.
In 1892 the railway authorized bond
issue of So. 600. which was taken up by
the Real Estat< Trust Company. Three
years later this issue was retired and an
other issue Of $4,000 authorized or this
only 10000 was actually issued.
II was alleged tat in November. 1902.
Hipple loaned To u. X. schwartz" said
TO be fictitious person. $4,000. taking as
security SlSts9 Of the retired bonds OF
1892 which had not been cancelled. This
cancellation. 10 IS said. should have been
made by Nipple. Again. in December OF
1904. HIpple said 10 have loaned 10
''W. II. Whiteside." another alleged fcti-
tiOUs person. $4,000. taking as security ths
SO0oo OF unissued bonds of the series OF
1895. Ia both eases, IL was said. IIippls ss-
cured the proceeds OF the loans.
New-York tribune., 1909-11-06
RUN OVER IN FIFTH AVENUE.
Aged Woman Walked in Front OF
Horse and Wagon.

Mrs. Catherine Biggs. seventy years old.
wife of Charles Biggs, manager. actuary.
and one of the directors OF the Hat Trade
Credit Association. was run over and In
jured at Fifth avenue and cd street. Iats
yesterday afternoon
Mrs Bigg>, the police say. walked a.
rectly in front Of a horse and wagon. Ona
OF the forward wheels passed over her
right les, causing a compound fracture
She was removed % the New York Hos
pitaL
Mrs. Bigss declined 70 make a com
plaint against the driver Of the wagon,
who said he was James Stevens. OF No. IN
West S.th street
Mr.. and Mrs. Bigss live at No. IS West
9lst street Mr.. BigSs's Office is az So. y
AstCr Place.
New-York tribune., 1909-11-06
PICKED WRONG MAN.
SO Says Johnson in Differing
5cith Jefries.

Chicago. Nov. 5.-Jack Johnson returned
yesterday from Detroit in a big, new, blue
and cream colored automobile. which he
purchased in that city. He claims he can
50 seventy miles an hour mos anywhere"
I've been fined in nearly every town I've
been I'm for speeding" he remarked with
mingled pathos and pride In his tone. "an'
] don think it's right. I've never hurt any
body yet"
Johnson's expansive smile was his chief
response when the statement credited 70
Jeffries that he could stop him in SIX
rounds was repeated 20 him
Maybe the bout will end in six rounds. -
he said. but Jeffries has picked the wronG
man as winner"
New-York tribune., 1909-11-06
scHooLBoYs ON GRIDIRoN.
Manual Training and Commercial High
Schools Provide Feature To-day.

-Four interscholastic football games OF
considerable interest are on tO-day's scne-
duIe. The most important will be between
the Manual Training and Commercial High
schools cIevens on the iatter's field at Al
banv avenue and Bergen street. Brooklyn
The other games are High School OF COM
mqrce Us. Townsend Harris Hall at Polo
Grounds: Boys High vs Adelphi at Adelphi
Field. and BROOKLYN Prep. vs.. Poly Prep.
at Poly Prep. Field.
New-York tribune., 1909-11-06
FoRDHAM

N-orl. a. Fordham Was 81 nc hshtes'
kind for the carly part Of the regular p9ac-
,ioo Yesterday. hut n wound up WIN a siit
fcrinmaee between tine varsity team anu
the scrub. The varsity eleven sh""rl
much Improvement and tore through tHe
second team for long gains. None - me
men wa~ seriously injured IN the George
town gam. and all have fuiiy recovered
frou Tho effects n that contest "arsah
q. going - TAX" things easily nh'A us
dsy CO.. Wedne-day ~ neA' EEK "h'h n'
~, ,.,., ,,,. team through some Of IN" stiff-
,,..,ics of the year i1 preparation Tor
- ..s,,. with Rensselaer, polytechnic In
t,.,,. a., November H. Dad White. tine
-. t,.l,l,sck. i- back in abe daily practice
,.,u l,e ready 90 take his place IN fhs
Ter lineup against The Troy eleven.
New-York tribune., 1909-11-06
TEN-MILE TITLE RACE TO-DAY.
Eisele. Present Champion. Must Beat
Splendid Field To Retain His Honors.

The ten-nile championship os the ANA
teur Athletic Union will be decided at Celtic
Park this afternoon. and one Of the finest
fields that ever raced for the title Will face
the starter Eisele. the old Princeton star.
who Won the hOnOrs year ago. is regarded
as the logical victor to-day by many follow
ers OF lOng-djstanCe running. but the field
that he will have 10 beat is a wonderfully
fast one
George Bonhag. Win Bailey, Fred Beiars.
the Indian. Tewanina; John j. DAILY and
Jim Crowley. the winner of several races
at the Marathon distance. are the leading
contenders. and there are those who pre-
diet that the record made by Willie Day
in 1859 may be broken. The race will start
at 3 O'Clock. and the best route for those
who want 10 see il Is by wav OF a Calvary
car rom the terminus OF the 3ith street
ferry, in Long Island city.
New-York tribune., 1909-11-06
vIEGUT THROWN AND HURT.
rB- T,is,s.@ph 20 The Tribuna

Meadow brook. Long Island. Nov .
Henry X. Ningut. the well known horse
man and owner OF steeplochase horses. was
severely injured at his country place. az
setaakrt. to-day. when his hunter SHE'D
and threw him.
For a number Of years Mr. Vingut rode
10 hounds with the Meadow Brook HunI
and was one of the best known and most
clever huutsnen about New York
New-York tribune., 1909-11-06
OLDEST ENGINE DRIVER DEAD.

Camden Y. J.. Nov. 5--Tatcm Parsons.
the first engineer of the famous locomotive
John Bull. died here yesterday. He was
ninety wears old Besides having been the
hrsf man 20 handle rhe throttI' az The
famous engine. now in the National Mu-
scum al Washington. Mr.. Parsons was the
oldest locomotive engineer in ,his country
H. frequently visited the National Museum
Il, see Tie old locomotive,
New-York tribune., 1909-11-06
VALE CUES READY FoR TIGERS.

80 Haven. Nov The Yale fresh
-,c, arc m poor condition for tho football
came with tu, Princeton tnuS io-hotIoW-
st".l,s- camp ir Mrsncned his knee in
,h. sant. Will AndoNer here last week and
viii not plat,
.-.ntafu Halliday Philbir has lf-ep moved
frou, hsiflack 10 left end Sp1'ildnE, tho
forr.ier Ilin School pia. 80, VII 81 in a.
Lalfback
New-York tribune., 1909-11-06
ANNAPOI.IS

ia. Te.eerarh 70 The Tribune
Annapolis. Nov. 5.-rh' Saw prl' 'l'e 20,
IA, in preparation FOR ne " 'sn'''s''n anu a'''
"a .,t,a tomorrow was limited 90 a
,,,,.l drili. with two cNceuiions 'he
fl'' .nt ~. tho s1me as thai which
-, ,,e princeton game. Austin "h"
"a ,b. GermautoHn Academy last
Iii takc Cis.'s place a. hai'la'H'
New-York tribune., 1909-11-06
y Racing Aquedud Golf Rowing Billiards Other Sports

END. Balm. left tackle. s,egling: Ieft guard.
waller centre. Bamman. right guard.
Duchlhshan. right tackle. Mciregor.
.isht end. WEIGH. quarterback. Dergin.
lcit haifhack. Cunningham. righ. halfhack.
Read. fullbsck. Hart.
New-York tribune., 1909-11-06
RACING AT PIMLlCO
OSagc Uins Chase Because He
Does Not Fall.

Baltimore, Nov. dosage was the lucky
horse I'm the New Howard Steeplechase at
the Pimico track to-ddy-lucky because he
stood up. That was the only thing nee
essay to win. Speed was not a requisite.
inasmuch as tie three other starters fell
or refused.
Lynnewood bundered at the eighth jump
and lost his rider. lie was remouuted but
fell again. and while he was caught and
finally finished il was too late to earn
third money. Maie Fletcher came To grief
at the thirteenth jump. but was Temuunted
and finished ia time 10 earn second money.
while The Jockey on Trenton Blue was
making frutless efforts 10 get him over
the last jump. After refusing seven times
Trenton Blue was led away TO the stable
Stanley Fay won the Genuemen's Driv-
ing Park Purse, while Dreamer ran the
mile "a the owners handicap in the good
time Of % So.
New-York tribune., 1909-11-06
TIGERS ON WATER
Freshman Crczc Wins CGrnf gic
CUp an Close Race.
- Teiesranh . DC TrLhan..

Princeton. y. J. NOV. S.-Before large
and picturesque crowd which lined both
sides of Lake Carnegie and stretched along
tie toWpath OF the Delaware ana Raritan
Canal tac third anuua! fal! regatta of the
Princeton crews was brought 20 "a success
ful nnish this afternoon.
The four-oared race between the two un-
der classes fov the possession OF the Dag-
gette memorial trophy was won in easy
fashion by the sophomores with a lead Of
three lengths over the first wear men.
The osht-oared race for the inte:ciass
championship and possession of the car
uegie cup followed. This was The big hxt-
IRE of the afternoon, and was one of IN"
psettiest and closest races oIer ruwed on
Carnegie Lake.
Tie brilliant red rays os tie setting sun
and the stately oaks rising iu the back
ground formed 4 beautiful and picturesque
setting for the race. ana was alone well
worth the trip 90 the lake The honors Of
the race went 10 the freshmen crew. which
covered th, distance OF one and seven
sishths miles iu lo minutes = sec'n Is
which was a record Tor tire course at
Princeton. The Hophon.oros Worc close
second, with the seniors third
The only thing which marred tho after
noon was an accident to th6 Junior she'll
which forced the crew 10 withdraw one
OF the seats became Iocsencd ana the foot
az an oarsmau went through tie bottom of
the boat. This accident was most unfo-U-
nate. as the juniors were ina the Iead when
IL occurred.
The boating Of the winning crews fol-
lows
-Four Dared race. won by sophomOres-K.
KTest how n " smith No .. : a
SisSon. No. o. W. ". Whitney. stroke. &.
4. Rockwell. coxswain. Time OF race. 1.l$.
Eight cared race. won 10y freshmeu-R.
= Eauch. bow r. Law. No. ., J. >.
North. 10. 3. j N. Kerr. No. A. l.. \.
Stlb5s. No. s. ". e. Dawson, 40. 8. ].
B. KireSfo-d No. :. J. Wolfe, stroke, L.
ConEletou cOXswain. Time OF rd ce, IU.2S.
New-York tribune., 1909-11-06

and Erwin viii be substituted sor Byrd at
quarterback
The full lineup Will be. Left end. Rodes.
left tackle King; LETT guard. Niles: centre.
Brand: right guard. Wright; right tackle.
Loftln: right end. Elmer; quarterback, Er
win: left halfback. Dalton; right halfback.
Austin; fuliback. Richardson.
New-York tribune., 1909-11-06
FINILICO SUMMARIES.

First rare selling. six iurtongsi purse, 5000
Ms FeTI-uTd. iut tMc,Stef- 90 =, 20 - AMI
- 10 - WCa. f.s-utcl.ycu. io1 tMcCahe,), : 70
:. - To- and even. second. Ballot IoN. lUi
'Rcili, - 20 l. = 20 and ) u I. third Time.
l.. judge ErHeutrouL croydon Hiacko-
Giovanni isaEgil. How About louf Jennie
rs ellis ana PauiuUs alSo ran
Second race tt;eutl-meH's Driving Park Purse,
+ WIi" ana 80 Yards, purse. $jopl--Stanlev
Fay. l-n t'Ir-Ddi. 7 tu = and ont, won. Emperor
William, ~, ,.,- Burns. 3 L. I. 10 AM out
second. fms ana %ss-lg-, ilI Davenport, 10
To- .. Ia ana 20 .. tnIrI. Time. a. -.
Abe ami Che-a ais" far-
Third race ,se'iinE; siv furl"ass- purss. $500
He.I, MaVr I"2 ,Day ".cru. TO = ese.' and
- = won. treusa. 1O1 Ramsey, - 10 /, -
n ] and = ta T. second. Provouis. IU3 tEcIat. II
tp - 4 O.. = and TO = third Time. 1:lJ-s-
Miss OTooie. The -peaaer. cay Decciver AID
lie % Pose also ran
Fo.rth race tNsv Howard Steeplochase,
about tNo miles. pIrs'. SI"''-osiS~, IL
Williams. = 70 Z. even and out. won Male
Fletcher. 1fJ tIIc,'IGinJ. : To- /. even ard out.
second Time I-J> - ONLY TWO horses I'm
tsnsd Lyuuewood and Trenton Blue also
starf rG
Fifth raco ,ovners' handicap. one mile:
~. ~,-. SGtJY-I5r. alItr. lis ga. BuIust. To
% > and out. won. Martin Doyle. ll5
Davenport. Is To .. To = and out. second. {.
rahro luZ Reid. = 70 :, 70 and out.
third Time. 80 s.. Superstition also ran.
sixth race tsiy fUrioUss, purse. Sj01l-
Ta=lay Tor tGolIsteint. = 10 . > to - md 0ut.
won. Golden astlt. iUI tReidp. 10 l. 6 to .
and I 20 - cpnC. HJnon.e. lOs tA-cCahe) ). 30
10 = . 70 / and even. third. Time. IA -.
Theo. cook also I'm
New-York tribune., 1909-11-06
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eIT -, tt,CF Sc line; for four, .lr-cds anI
N ard s4op cfte'. ore uii'- ard a fur. .ons
s.,rt eoot Won cl-v riy. Time f--T..
Wi1ver. b. e. by Nlgol-Lass q Ian.sfen
owner T. T. watkins
New-York tribune., 1909-11-06
SECOND RACE Handicap: for all ages So s.

THIRD RACF-SeIiug. Tor twC-y year-o'ts. $500
a.5ed: seven furIGngs. start soud No- crlv-
ina Tine .2< Winner. T.. b. E!aUdlt
Bad Hit OUrer-Alpiue stable
New-York tribune., 1909-11-06

-.-. iN' UAld~i tHu~N~l'-
Oh M rs rul s-'.ir-s; Sluo a4 cd six and =
80. f-tr,,r.-~ start lDot- Won easily Time
-. Winner Or &, by CoE- cvIr-Iseu.
ttv,r-r tiD.C- stable.
New-York tribune., 1909-11-06
AQUEDCCT SUMMARIES

added Or,. mile. Start rool- Won driving
'Tiu., I.4Izs. Winner. 3. C.. 10y AtheliuS-
Iil.riruag. CIV ueT. Beyerwyct Stabl--