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New-York tribune., 1909-10-06
TICKETS FOR YALE-pR1NcEToN GAME
Three on Each Observation-Disclosures Be-
tween Personal Users and Friends.

New Haven, Oct 6-AppliCaton blanks for the
Princeton football game with Yale at the neld
here on November Is. were issued to-day and thew
show that the allotment will be three on each an
plieation' as heretofore. on the applications for
Harvard game tickets only two tickets will! be
allowed To each applicant.
EveraTd 5. Thompson, manager Of the Yale ticket
department. has devised new forms of applications.
the chief departure being that each blank carries
two forms one for the personal user and the other
for friends who have borrowed the name of a Yale
man. The end in view is to give Yale men better
seats. making them preferential holders while
friends VIII have second choice. Another innova-
ton Is that tickets will be mailed 20 all applicants
instead of being called for at the ticket office This
will prevent congestion at the ticket office the day
before and the day of game
New-York tribune., 1909-10-06

Errors sy Jordan ana Wheat mar. -,
spohslols for the defeat Of Brook1v, A. -
inning battle with Boston AZ vva.st-. zen
yssteIaay' oy score Of 70 T. Al the .,s - -
hi'h inning the score was tie A. "a 80. p ~, sns
wheh the FANS began TO hope for ths 49, - -
pc came Richie. the first man IN m a.. -.
iiIls Tor Boston. fouled out but Mora, ,. -
ana Becker was safe when Jordan r,,,es.s - -
Veeh throw. Sheehau then earoa 49, I q
single scoring Moran, and on Wheat'g s,-e- p,
Ieached hrSt and sheehan second. Rs.,, s.,,--e.
win long sacrifice fy. and Becker sco-.d y,'.'
ONe out IN Brookyn's half 81 this ip,f,, -, .,t
"'uhed 70 hrst. but Downsv flied or -
ond. ''4h ~ sec-
"uhtef pilched reasonably zocd -.
D'"oAlyh' but Wheat, the new len esIsa l'1
.iS oIlsht particular star. % he bsr,r,.., "
three clean hits. os which sent F4. O'1
Win run which tied the score in "a. I. Holas
inning 7 seFenth
!" br'okiyns 9 half Of the seventh tbs zco-. -
- l IN favor OF Boston. but two runs r.-,. 80.
"i'lch gave the fans a chance to cheer 49,
IAN Nds safe az first on Sweeney's had tbro,- -.
seeohd as Marshall was thrown out s,s -
Wheh Hunter followed with a tvvo-bsegsr -
o'ed az nrst but Wheat came along v-i+5 "a, s,,-
SaIe oriVe and sent Hunter over the Mat.
Ino auperbas ana the Giants will ~ -. 80,
otiousI League season at vVashfrztor - - US
Hay With doubIs-headar '"'N 20
AHe score OF yesterdays game e,17o
New-York tribune., 1909-10-06
B1GELow COACHING AT COLUMBIA.
Will Drill Junior and Freshmen Elevens-
Hnterclass Series Arranged

Interclass football practice At Columbia took On
a more serious and important aspect yesterday
when l.. H. Bgelow. captain of the Yale varsity
football team in 1907 and coach at New Haven last
season, took charge of the junior team on South
Field yesterday afternoon. Bigelow Is a law stu
dent at Columbia, and intends to devote as much
Of his spare time possible 10 training the Co
lumbia class teams. He will look after the third
year team three DAYS a week, and the other two
DAYS he purposes giving to the freshmen
a series of six games has been arranged in
which each team will play every other team The
first game viii he played next Wednesday Tba
schedule is as follows.
October l3. sophomores against freshmen: October
90 seniors against juniors. October q juniors
against freshmen; October So. seniors against
sophomoresi November 3, seniors against fresh
men, November 6, juniors against sophomores
New-York tribune., 1909-10-06
TO HELP SAM CRANE.
american League Cham pions to Play
the Yankees TO-day.

TIE Detroit Tigers. champions of the American
League. who will face the Pirates at Pittsburg IN
che first game for the worlds championship on Fri
day. will be in New York to-day They will 80 up
to American League Park and play game with the
Yankees for the benefit of sam Crane. one Of the
best known baseball writers in this city, who has
been forced to give up work account of III health
With the American League champions as draw
ing card the fans should turn out in force even
If the cause not good one. In all probability
Iron Man" McGinnity. manager of the Newark
team of the Eastern League. will pitch for Detroit
while Mathewson may pitch part of the game If the
consent of the president OF the National League can
be secured. the star pitcher Of the Giants f.
anxious to lend helping hand
Jennings has said that outside of his pitchers
regular Detroit players will take the field.
New-York tribune., 1909-10-06

College EIexens an Practice
Coaches Flock Aid Yale 'Varsity-Scrubs Score on
Harvards First Team-Princeton Improving.

to-day's scrimmage. with the result that Read and
Siegling got their kicks off with difficulty and for
only short distances.
In other respects the scrimmage work OF the
varsity was a great improvement over that OF yes
terday. The forward pass was worked successfully
several times. and three touchdowns were made
against the scrub eleven. Hart got into the scrH-
mage for the first time. and played at fun
back the varsity, His line plunging was one OF
the features of the afternoon, but he failed TO
work we'll with the other backs THIS fault should
he easily remedied. and readily be excused to-
day. it his first scrimmags work with the
varsity. Read played well at halfbacks and gained
from ten to twenty yards az clip on his runs out
side Of tackle
The first made by Hart on a plunge
through centre. and Read followed this with
another touchdown after ten yard run Cunning
ham made the third a line play.
The scrub eleven tried the open style OF play
great deal, but the varsity had little difficulty in
breaking Up their forward passes and on-side
kicks. John r. Dewitt. '04. Is the latest addition
to the coaching staff and is helping with the lines
men.
New-York tribune., 1909-10-06
PRINCETON GOLFERS IN HARD MATCH.
nv TsIsErsph - ne Tribune

fBy Telegraph - The Tribune
Princeton. X 7. oct g. Iswrenceville sprung q
surprise the Princeton golf team this afternoon.
ans - not until the last match mad come 70
end that the college team WAS sure of victory.
The hnsl score being 70 in Princetons favor
Secksl easily defeated Lee, ho played first on the
LswnNncevilie tean, aside from his playing the
work Was mediocre. although The matches were
close and interesting.
The results of the mstcLes follow. the Princeton
pavers being named FIRST.
Ssekel defeated lee O. VI : psF.
kev lesf - LYMAN ard I - pisy
Houston defeated Fescook. and
8srnhan lost - cook
lfcAnno defeated PAY .
Nsn Dyke defeated I5esll. Up and play.
New-York tribune., 1909-10-06
FOOTBALL GAMES TO- DAY.
Yale Holy Gross
Princeton vs. VillanOvR.
Brown Bates.
Annapolis 81 Johns College
Georgetown Rock HILL
rny Telegraph to Tho Tribune

u
New Haven. Oct. 5-Yale graduate coaches are
hocking to the help Of the varsity football team
Brink Thorne. captain of the 95 team, arrived to-
day and looked after the backs. Burr Chamber
lin, captain of the '9s team coached the tackles,
while Gordon Brown captain in 1900. and James
McCrea. 80, sent word that they would come the
latter part of the week NcCrea is superintendent
OF the Long Island Railroad, and Morgan is with
his uncle, ]. Pierpont Morgan.
The showing of several second string players
was so promising to-day that four will be tried
in the Holy Cross game tomorrow Messenger.
halfsack of the freshman team last year, re-
placed DAILY, who slightly injured his leg in the
Syracuse game Saturday, and will play to-
morrow He made a touchdown for the varsity
to-day and displayed remarkable power a line
breaker The work of Vaughn, end; Howe, quar-
terbaek, and Deming. halfback, feature OF
the practice Howe the varsity during part
Of the practice.
In spite Of the heat. the eleven played through
a twenty-five minute scrimmage. the varsity
ing three times Philbin made touchdown
possible with a thirty yard end run. bringing
the ball TO the scrubs J-yard line, and Messenger
took 1t over. Later Johnson dipped a forward
pass to Logan for thirty yards under the shadow
OF the scrub goal. and Phibin scored on a plunge
through the line
The scrub line held after the varsity had again
taken the ball to the 1o-yard line. but Johnson
lifted it between tn posts for pretty field goal.
New-York tribune., 1909-10-06

New York University played the first practice
game yesterday afternoon with Webb Academy. Of
Newark The heavy varsity forwards made huge
gaps in their opponents line. through which the
violet backs made large gains. The New York
players also made long gains forward passes,
Crawford and Captain Wheeler. the ends. both
working this play successfully. GOrsh, in the full
backs position. punted well. and Nixon. at quar-
ter. made several noticeably good plays. besides
managing the team well.
New-York tribune., 1909-10-06
OUTLAW LEAGUE CoMEs INro Eolr

san Francisco, Oct. 5-The California state
Baseball League, known as the OUTLAW organi-
zatlon came into the fold of organized baseball
yesterday. when Frank \. Herman representing
the directors, signed articles with Cal Ewing,
president OF the Pacific Coast League. where bV
the state league becomes affiliated with the national
Organization, with class rating.
New-York tribune., 1909-10-06
PHILADELPH1A PLAYERS FINED.

President Heydier Of the National League sus'
pended Dooin, shOrtstop OF the Phiadelphis team
for the rest OF the season and hned him So follow
ing his action in the game Of Monday Whica Ns'
forfeited BY Philadelphia to New York
Otto Knabe. the Philadelphia second oassnan'
and Lew Moren, the pitcher. were fined IS eson'
but not suspended.
New-York tribune., 1909-10-06
PIRATES WIN TTVO MORE
Cincinnati Loses Both Ends Of a
DOuble-Header ON Home Di4mord

Cincinnati. Oct 5-The local basebau ssa-o- -.
brought TO a close to-day, Pittsburg winning bots
games OF the double-header from the home tear
Adams and Maddox, two Of the pitchers whom
CIark VIII use IN the worlds SERIES we're hit hard
me batting Of Oakes In the second was the feat
ure' he getting home run. double and two sin.
giles in four times up.
The scores follow.
New-York tribune., 1909-10-06
STEVENS "PaEP" FOOTBALL SCHEDULE

The stevens Preparatory School football schedule
was announced yesterday. follows;
October ., Newark Academy at Newark, Ia.
Erasmus Hall High at Iiohoken; $9s. Newark High
ScHoci AZ Newark; % High School OF Commerce at
He6oken. 20 Broekyn Poly Prep at Hoboken.
November !. East orange High School al East
orange; lS Webb Academy ~ uOboken. s19. Mont :
clair fIigh School at ucbcken
eAeakue Cames
New-York tribune., 1909-10-06

Mrs. Stout grstiAed her admirers hy winning
hsndily Miss Anita Phpps, % Springfield
Although OutdTiven, Mrs Stout did not Jet thst
Norry her snd by taking advantage Of the others
mistakes she soon had lead which was never re-
iinQuishsd. Out in a. Mrs. Stout turned for home
up, and. always holding her advantage won by
up and play.
Overwhelming the victory gained by Miss
Campbell over Mrs. C. ". MoKelvey, Of the Essex
County Countr.- Club Going along smoothly the
British champion won every hole and the match
by 10 ND and 10 play. her card showing a to
rhs turn.
Even more brilliant was the work of Miss
Teacher who defeated Miss c Shreve. of Brae
Burn. An outward Journey OF a. including an
at the sixth hole. tells the story. AZ the sixth
would have given Miss Teacher a IS out-fast
enough for professional As IL was, twelve holes
sufioed 70 return the North Berwick player win
ner Always long of the tee. Miss Teacher fairly
outdid herself by driving the edge Of the ninth
green, a matter Of 230 yards
Miss Temple defeated Mrs. s F. I.efferts, Of
EngleWood, only after the hardest kind OF a
match. which was carried TO the home green. Mrs.
Fox, who has a way Of doing things in champion
ships played too steadily for Miss Margaret Cur
lis. the former going out in a. and turning for
home up. Miss Curtis drove we'll as usual but
made just enough mistakes with her irons 10 keep
her down. and Mrs. Fox the seventeenth
green.
Hiss Elizabeth Porter OF Oakley, won on the
j. ne green al the expense Of Miss Harriet Curtis
and the Llewelhn- Bishop match also required the
iuil round. Miss GTiscom struck Of her best
PAGES against Mrs ". c. S. Roone and won by a
and margin, going out IN A.
Mrs Charles J.. Tiffany, of Nassau and the
Misses Ely, of Philadelphia, have presented cup
Tor the defeated sixteen in thA first championship
Tound- The consolation handicap this afternoon
"as won by Mrs r T Chandler. of PHiIade
with card of l03-l5-S
The summary follows:
Miss Frances Griscsr Merion 6sfes-ss Ms II l. e
tseorne. Merion. up and play
NJ thsrles T Stout ApaVanis. defeated Miss Anita
Mrs p n. Fitlsr Merlon defeated Sernple
e. Louis Z W and 20 play.
Miss Dorothy Campbell, Ns7h Berwick tsootlandl De
feated NTE g v Mokelvsy. Essex County CMsssb. II
NsF Frames Teacher. North Berwick CscofIand, De
t.steo NiEE CsTneita ShreVe. Rras Bum. Up
play
Miss Tas LIsTeyn. Ls Grange defeated Miss Gsorgi-
enns Bishop. RTooklaNn. . NJ
Miss Mary Adams Wollaston. defeated Rafherine
17sripy, Fsl River. W.
ssre' Curtis Essex Counts Nfsssb. up u pisv
Miss Temple Westward EIo England Mrs
= LeHertF. EngleRood.
Miss Marssry Phelps. Broolns defeated Mrs = r
Miss Nohr Wilmington defeated Mrs William T
W-esf. Wec6hUrE' ~ risF
MTf - Nanaerhect Philadelphia CounfvT defesfe
Miss Mcfoilym. MerchsnfNille 3 W 2 play
Mss Isabeu Smith Evanston defeated Miss Florence
MCSssv, Merton. ] W
Mics Essbsth Porter Rrookns defeated Miss Hsrri.
Curtis. EsseA County MASS ! ny
Mrs II BsYlcr- Merton. defeated Miss Frances
DsilsT7. - paHlis. W and s . play
Mre Sr=nce More-op fFnPlanS,. defeated Mis.
Mar ~ sir Tf~'. Chss' at ora - pls,
New-York tribune., 1909-10-06
sECoNp GAME

iNc-oas- hlts-oakss: clarke Ihree oas- H.
Johnston Bushslnau- stolen hasss-W Miller Clark.
tZl Anhatlcchto, Abstein Double play<l Conner gln
asssteif Bsses balls-Oft Busheluan OF NsddeI.
J struck out-By BuSheulan. 3. MaddoN. . HiE ~
Brennan and Kana
Called IN seventh inning On a-connt darkness
New-York tribune., 1909-10-06

Ithaca, n T., oct 6-The attention Of the
coaches was directed mostly TO the backheld to-
day. to eliminate the faults in handling the ball.
running and interfering which have developed
lately. After the preliminary drill on the dummy
and hucking machine the varsity sent against
the scrubs in a scrtmmage lasting hour There
only score made. Tydeman catching an
on-side kick at Inidfeld and scoring a touchdown
for the varsity.
The work Of the line candidates was good. a
whole They both held and blocked well. and
Monk and Seasraves we're noticabIy good in fol-
lowing the ball DoRnan and O'Connor broke
through repeatedly. and Harrington. on the Scrubs
played fast game.
The varsity chosen from the following:
Ends. Hurlbut Hurry, frankie and Hastings;
tackles, O'ROUrke. Monk, Weeks and Zeller;
guards. DOnnan and OConnOr: centre. Seagrayes;
quarter, Wood and Omer; halfbacks, Tydeman,
Lindsey Virgins. Krutscb and Davidson.
Uhl and Robb also in the scrimmage for
a while and both showed up we'll. though RObb
was slow and was thrown for losses two three
times Simpson at the field but viii not go
in the scrimmages for week.
New-York tribune., 1909-10-06
MoRNlNesTAR WINS TWO oAmee

In the exhibition billiard matches al Uat,s
academy yesterday ora Morningstar won botb
contests defeating Daily in the FIRST ny a score nc
no 90 25e and Lewis IA the second nv a score az
700 to ~ Morningstar made high runs of lee in the
first game and ls5 IN the second.
New-York tribune., 1909-10-06
POSTPONE DATE FOR BIG no,,r

scheduled for October l2 postponed last night
until October l6. This asst the request of cor
froth. who declared no believed il better n chance
the date for business reasons Saturday heinz =
better day than Tuesday to draw a crowd
New-York tribune., 1909-10-06

Tho new golf course OF the Richmond County
Country Club will be officially opened on Saturday
with especially attractive programme: Club
championship. qualifying round eighteen holes
medal play; first sixteen to qualify; scratch Oc-
tober Cup, qualifying round eighteen holes medal
play with handicap prizes 20 be awarded to the
lowest net scores IN Glass \ and Glass b; first
four in each class quality 10 play OF match play
for the October cup. presented by the president
I[ickers handicap. eighteen holes medal play; cup
presented by *. r Emmons. Special cup for
guests. eighteen holes medal play with handicap.
Members may play with guests in any of the above
events An informal stag dinner will be served at
o'clock.
New-York tribune., 1909-10-06
ENeLE TO JOIN BENEprcTs.

Arthur Clyde Engle. left fielder of the Yankees
among the applicants for a marriage license at
the CITY Hall yesterday. Engle, whose home Is IN
Dayton. Ohio. introduced 10 City Clerk scuIIv os
HIS prospective bride Miss Natalie Hubbard Miller
Of No. West Slst street The license was granted
New-York tribune., 1909-10-06

The Plainhed Country Club viii hold a house
opening and field day next Saturday, inviting men,
bers of tho Park Club. Park Golf Club and Wat
chung Hunt club Golf tennis. "A reception, music
and dancing viii entertain the guests.
New-York tribune., 1909-10-06

West Point, n. Y. Oct. 6--The cadet football
team had its first scrimmage OF the week to-day
and the scrubs held the varsity down one touch
down. The defensive work OF the first team was
so strong however. that the scrubs did not get a
first down Searles. who played halfback on the
varsity last year. came out to-day for the first
time and went in halfback on the scrubs The
ends unsettled vet. and Wood. Beach, FRANKIE
and Hicks each had trial.
In making tackle .Ragby. halfback on the
scrubs. and Keyes. the scrub quarter. came to-
gether hard. and Keyes was laid out 1t is hoped
he is not seriously injured although he received
severe jolt Keyes is putting up a good game at
quarter and is drop kicker Of ability and his loss
would be felt
New-York tribune., 1909-10-06
CHICAGO AND ST. LOUIS BREAK EVEN.

ST, Louis. OCT. 5--A ninth inning rally IN the
second game gave ST. Louis an even break with
chicago IN double header here today. The We
itors took the first game BY score OF 10 ana
the local team the second by score Of tc
The scores follow.
New-York tribune., 1909-10-06

= LEIU9se nIts NcCabe. Esar- saerihcs hits-Ellsr
hohnick stolen hasesClark. Wilson ~ Simon Touhls
plays Ahbatcehio. - Miller and Abstsn Hyst- Si-se5
81 =. @' MlLer and Aosren. First base on has-cr
IST1a' HSST a On Lever struck ogt-By Rowan. s; b
nlnss on Lever h innings Tira-I al
New-York tribune., 1909-10-06
ay's game follows
BOSTON

bffs-RsoS s"seney Jordan Hunter ~ Esr-fe-.
H1C1 surrey. Marshall Double pfav Ll,---- -
base =, hT LSLt On 6ases-Boston, g. Brooklyn F7-1
90 On osIs-pT Hunter I. Fichta w.. 49, 49,
81 -5oston \ Brooklyn l. str4rls o.. rg
w. o. % Huchie, J. Tims-1.50 rTrnpTa-s,s--t.--
New-York tribune., 1909-10-06

Tom Vardon, tho visiting British professional, ar
rived in New York yesterday morning and in1noA-
diately went out to Hackensack for practice with
Alec Smith over the links of the Hackensack Golf
Club for the match to-day. The contest will bs
at thirty-six holes with Tom Vardon and Walter
J. Travis against Alec Smith, present metropolitan
and Eastern open champion, and Findlay S. Doug
las, former amateur and metropolitan champion
The match will start about 10 O'Clock for the
morning round and at O'Clock for the afternoon
round
New-York tribune., 1909-10-06
BOSTON WINS I'm TENTH
HURT BROOKLYN
/" neat the Star of the Game zs;tS
Three Safe DriUes.

NATIONAL LEAGUE Gs,rps -o
Ne" York nc Brooklyn (fvo o,r,.., NV
boston at PhiIad~IDhF.
Chicago zf 81 re.s.
New-York tribune., 1909-10-06
The I'urf.
g--BeImont Park

hAtiAs ehff ESth AV ONh- ANA"
Special trains direct 70 the course. I. l. r. X ..
Trains leave East 34th ST. New York Ctty' L.s.
100 1:sO con saturdays only an additional train eAss
ast saith at 40. returning leaves Belmont EsiA -
before the last Face).
Turf ana Field Club private Car on 1 p m trslh
Trains leave Fiatbush Avenue. Br0Oklyn. i2N@ INV
I;3O iS0
Subway trains BroOklyn-AslantiC Ave sitlelL
nect direct With trains leaving Flatbush Ave n0p ~
trolley Jamaica with trolley ears e'S
course
New-York tribune., 1909-10-06
f. p. g. 4. TOURNEY Plans
1910 Wonship in august 1T
Iantic Cty Contest Merit Month.

At recent meeting of the Eastern Professional
Golfers Association 1t was decided to hold next
years championship tournament in August. On A.
course Yet 10 be selected The championship viii
be played for as follows
Eighteen holes medal play first eight scores to
qualify and play of. match play, for the cham
pionship. The player getting the lowest score in
the qualifying round will receive a gold medal
Second and third eight scores to play or medal
play for prizes
The amateur and professional fourscn,es have
been abandoned
New-York tribune., 1909-10-06
RESULTS or eAvra ,-,.

Ro.,o- :. - UF 0aIIEs TEsTERDAY
n"sten. en-. ,; BROOKLYN. (lO InniD0.,
7rSS,ttttss o. cincinnati. (fr<f
N"esa1arg =: Cincinnati 4 (sseo,nIi
the4s0. 9; St Louis 4 (G-s+ ster@
~ Louis. a; Chicago fsseo1
New-York tribune., 1909-10-06

Princeton. n. j., Oct. 5-The greater part Of tho
Princeton varsity football practice was devoted
again this afternoon to strengthening the defence
and TO kicking formations. The line played a
splendid game In defensive work, and had little
difficulty I'm stopping all plays which were directed
through it, The tendency to let men through on
kick formations was, however, again noticeable in
New-York tribune., 1909-10-06

SIXTH RACE.-tor maiden two year-old hlIies s4OO
added. Five furlongs straight course start sood
Won driving Time. l:00b. Winner. br f. by
Clnord-Maiest Owner Montpelier Stable 80 -
New-York tribune., 1909-10-06
fBy Telegraph to The Tribune !

Cambridge, Mass, Oct 5.-In the first fifteen min
utes of tho toughest scrimmaga of the year. tho
Harvard second team scored a goal from field on
the varsity and gave the larger men the struggle
of their lives. The second team had a number of
coaches in the lineup. and Kennard. fullback OF
last year. kicked the goal Next the ball given
to the scrubs on the first teams 35yard line, and
the second team carried it to the 3-yard line on
Plunges by Burrage. Under the goal posts the
varsity players held and got the ball on downs.
They then carried the pigskin right down the field
for a touchdown.
Roger was used in the backfed with Long and
rockingham. He little slow good inter
ference, and It was his continual fumbling that
gave the seconds an opportunity to score. Froth-
ingham could gain at will through the second line.
but the coaches wanted to try out Rogers. Who has
been recently moved to the backieId.
The practice rough. Burrsge. Of the scrub
team, was injured and had to leave the game and
Frothingham suffered a severe brulSe. He is
of the most promising backs. and his injury will
hinder the development of the team. O'Flaherty
was relieved by Wigglesworth toward the end OF
the scrimmage. OF1aherty was working well. but
the coaches do not to have him get stale.
Corbett and P. Smith will be back for regular work
in a few days Corbett out the field but
did not part in
New-York tribune., 1909-10-06

The fall tournament of the Country Club OF A.
lantic City will be held Thursday. Friday ant
Saturday. November T. and s
New-York tribune., 1909-10-06

three year-Olds non-Hinners
seven furlongs. main course.
Patsy ... 1os
J Wight Rueen....-.-.... lOs
star Thistle. ..........I0l
New-York tribune., 1909-10-06
BELMONT PARK SUMMARIES
FIRST RACE-Selling; for three and inward.
Sso0 added One mile. Start poor Won driving
Time. 1;@9 Winner. b. f.. by Fotsntate-Turca
Owner Chelsea Stable

sFfIRD RACE-Handicap for three -year-olds and up-
ward. 500 added Seven furIongs. course start
good Won driving Time. 1853 Winner. ch q
hy C5odcrest--Ross Ban. Owner. r. F Csrunan
New-York tribune., 1909-10-06

sAeasue games.
New-York tribune., 1909-10-06
FIRST GAME.

cincinnati ...--...--O % o q / 4 3 al
New-York tribune., 1909-10-06

FIFTH RACE selling. for three-year-ods and upward
$500 added one mile and quarter Start poo
Won driving Time 204S. Winner ch z
Ratten-Countess Trma. Owner T. Dunno