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The daily sentinel., 1910-06-14

Knowing that Delta is Greek for
ID. it is presumed that the commits
sioners yesterday exclaimed on,
Delta!" whenever they struck an un-
usually large rock on their trip
The daily sentinel., 1910-06-14

The Colorado Springs Telegraph
came out Saturday looking as If it
had been dipped in circus lemonade.
The Police Gazette is also printed on
pink paper
The daily sentinel., 1910-06-14

A Chicago woman has entered the
S25. 900 aviation contest. When
woman starts out to be a high flyer
she can make the average man look
as II he were tied to the grass roots.
The daily sentinel., 1910-06-14

Judge Gary of the United States
Steel Corporation predicts an in
creased cost of living. Suffering Sir
loins, you don't have to predict 1t,
when the confounded thing is writ
ing its own biography right now.
The daily sentinel., 1910-06-14

\ Denver telegraph operator,
searching for his Wife, offers $1,000
for "a talk with her" Here is where
silence is golden with vengeance;
provided she let's him do the talSing.
The daily sentinel., 1910-06-14
..Jabs...
Bv E. A. Sherman.

A typhoid fever germ is called a
colon bacillus. Would half germ
be called a semi-colon baeillusE
Denver man was robbed in day
light on the streets OF New York.
Those metropolitan fellows are great
on making a stranger feel at home.
Rev. Mcleod refused to wed To-
bacco Magnate Duke to the latter's
fourth spouse He is not the first
preacher that objected to Dukes mix
ture.
We need more ginger and snap
in the work of building up our town
sings Editor Lyttle in the Meeker
Herald. Somebody please pass the
ginger snaps to the gentleman.
Rev. Cain of Collbran has resigned
his pastorate to take a life insurance
agency. In other words he has quit
boosting future fire insurance for
present life insurance.
Knowing that Delta is Greek for
ID. it is presumed that the commits
sioners yesterday exclaimed oh,
ltlld- whenever NhfN hNl w IA ~ NA'
usually large rock on their trip.
Judge Gary of the United States
steel Corporation predicts an in
creased cost of living. Suffering Sir
loins, you don't have to predict II,
when the confounded thing is writ
ing its own biography right now.
A Denver telegraph operator,
searching for his wife, offers 900
for "a talk with her Here is where
silence is golden with vengeance
provided she let's him do the talking.
A Chicago woman has entered the
S25. 900 aviation contest. When a
woman starts out to be a high flyer
she can make the average man look
as II he were tied to the grass roots.
The Colorado Springs Telegraph
came out Saturday looking as il it
had been dipped in circus lemonade.
The Police Gazette is also printed on
pink paper.
"Our rising young attorney, Mr..
was rescued from wat
cry grave" waTbles the Paonia News
paper. As long as he kept rising he
was reasonably safe; wasn't he, Bro,
kennedy?
Indian Camp Transformed Into
Productive Garden" is the label on a
Pueblo Chieftain article. We have
seen considerable of Indian camps
and they all seemed sufficiently pro-
The daily sentinel., 1910-06-14

Lane.
New-York tribune., 1910-11-09
rBy Telegraph to The Tribune.


Savannah, Nov. S-With the appearance
Of some Of the drivers who had been at
Atlanta the practice to-day was the most
interesting 70 date, as nineteen drivers
were out Bruce Brown. in a Benz, and
Wagner, in a Fiat, each averaged 7612 miles
an hour for one round, making trips around
the I7.3-mie circuit in 3:5S.
Louis Chevrolet, who arrived here yeSter-
dav. made one round in 1870 la Milford
in a Lozier, did his first round in l4;1', aV-
eraging % miles an hour. Horan, IN the
I.ozier that won $3.O40 at Atlanta yesterday
made two rounds in 1705 and 24OI MatSoh
made one round in the Simplex IN l'O'-
Dawson and Harroun were out IN the
smaller Marmons. Dawson made Touhd
in l7:4O and HarrOun was five seconds
slower. OF the Falcar drivers Hughes made
a round IN I7I4. Pierce one in II :3s 80 ana
Gelnaw one in 17:40 Other small cars out
were Mr. Roebiing in a Mercer. and t-llery
Wright and Thomas Costello, in MaXWelS-
De Palma made seven rounds as follows:
l6 40. 14:5I. 14.53 1924. i5:0l. li50 and jos
In addition to his fast round, Wagner nlade
rounds IL l5:44 and 1+I4 Harry Grant
drove his Alco car. the Vanderbilt Cup VIII
New-York tribune., 1910-11-09
RETURN SPLENDID CARDS
Gunners Of Crescent 4. C. Begin
Shooting at Bay Ridge.

The gunners Of the Crescent Athletic
Club opened the shooting season at Bay
Ridge yesterday with an excellent card
OF five contests. chief of which was the
ffty-targct match for the holiday cup. in
which there We're eleven Contestants II
was won by D. T Leahy, with a score
of forty-eight out OF possible fifty. His
handicap was two. F. s Hyatt, with
handicap Of six. was the runner Up. his
total breaks being fOTty-seVen Leahy
broke twenty-three on his first string
In d twenty-fve-target trophy match, in
which ten contested. d. T Leahy and J.
f. James tied with full scores of twenty
five each In the shoOr-of Leahy won.
The latter shot from scratch. G. H Piercy
and j. H Vandeyeer ted with SIX apiece
il another twenty-fve-target match In
the shoot-Cff they tied again and divided
the prize. \. E. Hendrickson and f. :
Hyatt each won trophy match, with fuI
scores.
The summary follows:
New-York tribune., 1910-11-09
CHECKS CRESCENT TEAM
Staten Island Breaks String of
Victories with a Tie in Soccer.
BROOKLYN ELEVEN WINS
Shuts Out Arcadia Thist1es in
Hard Fought Game on
Edison Field.

Although checked in their winning career.
after having placed five straight games TO
their credit IN the championship series or
the Field Club Soccer League OF New York
and New Jersey. the association football
players OF tie Crescent Athletic Club were
not defeated but tied in their return match
against the eleven OF the Staten Island
Football Club On the grounds OF the latter,
az Livingston. Staten Island. yesterday
They had fortunate eScaps. inasmuch
as the home team led az the end OF the
first half By the score OF 1 goal To 0. the
result OF tally on the part OF ". !
Sparks. the inside right. from a pass BY
Captain Whitelaw about the middle OF ths
first period.
Early in the second haIs II. " Kerr re-
Heved the tension under which the visitors
we're then playing and eQJalized the game
after a long ~un. assisted by w JefSers-
Near the end OF the same De Wilde. Or
Staten Island. sent in shot which struck
the crOssbar- LedSard. Whftelaw and Van
der Zee played a hard same for Staten ISL
and. and the JeGers brothers. 9IcCleliand
and Armstrong. performed finely for Cres-
cents.
New-York tribune., 1910-11-09
CORBETT LEADS AT TRAPS
Few Gunners Compete in New
York a. C. Shoot.

Only nine marksmen were present at the
Travers Island traps of the New YORK
Athletic Club yesterday, although the pro-
gramme not only included the regular hxt-
1res but also a special holiday cup. The
day was not particularly good for the
sport. and as a result the scores were only
fair.
George J. Corbett did the best work Of
the afternoon He not only won leg on
the Haslin cup, with a full score Of twenty
FIVE targets, but also took a leg on the
Schauffier cup. with a card of twenty-four
ont of a possible twenty-five targets
The other prizes were nicely divided
among the other gunners- The holiday cup
went to Dr. Thielman, who broke twenty
four of the flying blue rocks, and l. 5.
Wilson was high gun in the club special
shoot.
The only event 10 end in tie was the
contest for the November cup. In this
event c. L. Bready and g. l. Corbett both
returned full scores. The former won the
shoot-off.
The scores;
New-York tribune., 1910-11-09
Nineteen Practise on Coarse
Well Known Drivers Preparing for Big Race
at Savannah.

ner. rounds in 17:2t II and 1854 Arthur
Chevrolet, in a AIarquette-Buick. made one
round IN 14:40
Hemery. in Benz. made six rounds as
follows: 15:0I 5:1 1871. 14:50. 17:45 and 1877
Besides his fast round, Bruce Brown made
rounds Il 14.03. 14:11, 14:5S and 14:06.
Carl H. Page and Mrs Page, s NJ But
Ter, chairman Of the American Automobile
Association contest board; c. H Warner,
the timing expert; J. c. Nichols, F. J. Wag-
ner, the starter; J. ?. Disbrow, Al Poole
and J. y AtweIl. all of New York: Paul
Bruske, Of Detroit, and Frank Lowry, OF
Indianapolis arrived this morning from
Atlanta.
The same train also brought the follow
ing drivers and cars: l. A DisOTow, Pope
Hartford: Mulford and Koran. the LozIer
team. and c. A Ernise, the team manager;
Hugh n Harding, Stoddard Dayton. How
ard Marmon. Joe Dawson, Ray Harroun
and Fred Heneman, the Marmo1 team;
Robert Burman. Marquette-B Buick, Charles
Basle Pope Hartford; MatsOn. Simplex.
and Bill and Harry Endicott, the Cole team
The drawing for race numbers IS 70 De
held tonight at the De Soto Hotel, instead
of tomorrow night, as originally an
nOUnced.
New-York tribune., 1910-11-09
The summary follows.

sHOOT-25 TARGETS
New-York tribune., 1910-11-09
VS. = s--I0 = VVVI.-9 WC10 EIagC-
usual The scores follow
CLASS
oxker Meadow Golf Club.

W. c. Biddle, jr., won the governors cup
az the Dyker Meadow Golf Club yesterday
with a net score Of I57 while John Lee
was second with I59 The play was az
thirty-six holes. and prizes were offered for
those finishing first and second. Other
scores were
F. W. Shibley. I64. T. F. MaIett 1s2.
". c. Freeman. 165; F. F. Hunt. 100 aad
c. Glen worden. 15S. The best gross score
was lS3. made by Marshall Whirlatch In
an eighteen hole competition. r. A. Day
and WhtrIateh tied for first place. with
scores OF $3.50 and sS-6-S2. respectively.
New-York tribune., 1910-11-09
MANY OUT AT FOX HILLS
More than a Hundred Golfers En-
ter Election Day Competitions.

Notwithstanding the dOwnpour OF rain
IN the morning. more than a hundred Fox
Hill golfers entered the various cOmpeti-
tions, the chief attraction being the Rich
mOnd Cup. sixteen TO qualify Those who
qualified were the following:
J. E Eddelman, J. z. Tobin. c. H Had
lock, B T. Allen. H z Armstrong. F. B-
Barrett. A F. Hammer. c. <. Armstrong.
Albert Britt. c. VI. NIinoz c. ". Lembeck.
NJ l. Fearey. Thomas Tanrock H :.
Curtis. H l. Wyatt and J. B. CatIin-
The finals for the presidents cup wers
played between August Hammer. the club
captain. and Joseph E O'Donohue- The
match was ar thirty-six holes The morn
ina round resulted in Mr.. Hammer being Z
up. In the afternoon round 8Ir. O'Donorus
won the match by and The captains
cup was won by F. T. Allen This event
was az scratch. thirty-six holes. medal
play
Class A and z events were played a.
usual The scores follow
New-York tribune., 1910-11-09
GOLFERS OUT IN FORCE
Take Advantage Of Holiday for a
Round of the Links.
WOODWARD BEATS jim TYING
New Champion for the Baltusrol
Club-HandiCap Play
the Rule.

The BaltusroI Golf Club unearthed a new
champion when Oscar Woodward defeated
lanes a Tying. an erstwhfle title holder.
in the decisive round yesterday This club
championship Is always keenly contested
among the Short Hills golfers. and at one
stage OF yesterdays match ii looked as
il Tying would be returned a handy winner
The veteran baseball pitcher stood up at
the end of the morning round. but he
promptly threw away his advantage by
losing the first four holes in the after
noon. Tying steadied down for a time. and
the pair stood level at the sixth Wood
ward then won four straight holes and
thereafter always looked like a winner.
re finally won By a and margin
IN the four ball handicap John s Wood
ward, I'd. and W E. MUrdock won, with a
card Of 1S4-2-15S There was also an
eighteen hole handicap. resulting in a tie
between T. y. L'HOmmedieu and Walter
McBain, both Of whom had net scOres OF
70 These two also gathered in the lions
share Of the sweepstakes The best scores
in the four ball handicap We're as fol-
lows:
New-York tribune., 1910-11-09
I'm TIE GOAT" SAYS PAsKERT

Cincinnati Nov s-That George Paskert
is 10 be made one of the goats" Of the
trade between the Cincinnati and PhnadeI-
,l;ii he forced 10 work In Phjladelnhia for
The same money he received IN Cincinnati
last year IS the complaint that Paskert mas
mace ces,,eTt expected an GIans. ,rars - .,., -.
a. least $500 next season Now that he IS
to 90 10 PhlIasdelphia Lac l his salary will remain
the same ~ e. &c 20. last night that unless
he -, would not play. lie saws that he re-
ceived less than that sum last season
New-York tribune., 1910-11-09
Park Golf Club.
lRv Telegraph TO The Tribuns.l

IBy telegraph The Tribune
PIainfeld. y. J., Nov. S-The events at
the Park Golf Club TODAY Included the
dnal play for the presidents gosf club. Oak
mont and holiday cups and the final for the
club championship between W v Byard
and w r. LOugh. The former won BY .
M The first leg on the presidents cup
vas won BY L G.. Tingley. with a total OF
q points DR. Fl. X. Carroll won the golf
club cup. scratch competition. with 81
unints W. v. Byard won the Oakmort
cup. with 26is points. and n. b. Ellsworth
won the holiday cup. The scores follow.
New-York tribune., 1910-11-09
MARINE CLUB GUNNERS OUT
Pardonner Wins Shoot with 1872
Birds Out of Possible 175.

Eight Sunners reported at the Bath
Beach traps u the Marine and Field Club
Yesterday. II was the largest number that
has shot az the organization in several
years ana was was taken as an indication that ma,
winter The gUnners shot at strings OF
q targets and the best work was done by
" :. Pardonner. who broke Id out OF a
f,ossfble 175 targets
The scores follow.
New-York tribune., 1910-11-09
CLlSS ,
Forest Hill Field Club.

Morning and afternoon competitions kept
the Forest Hill Field Club golfers busy yes
terday In the main event. thtrty-six
hole medal play handicap for cup pre-
sented by J. F Stanley. there was a tie
for first place between A H Gussman,
755-22-151 and Joseph p McFadden. 1S3-
22-151 The best scores in the morning and
afternoon sweepstakes were as follows:
MORNING SWEEP.
New-York tribune., 1910-11-09
Gross H cap Net
Mc1tclair Golf Club.

Many events We're arranged for the mem
bers Of the MOntcIair Golf Club yesterday.
eighteen hole handicaps in two classes
being played in the morning and afternoon.
while there was a best selected score COM
petition for eighteen holes n the two sets
F. H. Harris led the field In Class \ in the
morning with S7-9-7s, and A l. PiersOn
topped the list in the B division with 90
14-76 J. l. Simmons. with s2-9-73, was the
leader in the first set in the afternoon, and
r. s Carmichael. with 1O0-2S-12. was the
winner in the division w. B. PeTley
won the selected score competition with
7S-&7O.
The scores follow:
New-York tribune., 1910-11-09
Woodmere Country Club.

AZ the WOodmere Country Club yesterday
the golfers competed in mixed foUrsOmes.
handicap conditions. In the first round
Harry Homans and Miss McWhinney had
the best score. I2s- Frederick Gurney and
Miss Morgenthau beat Mr.. and Mrs
clarence G. GaIstOn. while Thomas Me
WEinney and Mrs. Jesse Weinberg de-
fea.ed Jesse Weinberg and Mrs Nc
New-York tribune., 1910-11-09
STAKE FOR GUY FISHER
GaIIops to Easy Victory in Chief
Race at Jamestown.
LEY TeIeeraph 70 The Tribune. J

Jamestown, Va. Nov. s.-Guy Fisher,
heavily backed at even money, won the
Lorraine Hotel Handicap at one mile here
to-day Lang rated him along behind the
pace set by J. H. Haughton and Sandrian
to the turn fo- home. when the Sain horse
raced TO the front TO win rather easily by 4
length. August Belmouts Practical lasted
long enough 10 beat Dullcare half length
for the place. High Private ran disap-
pointing race. finishing far back.
Three favcrites. one second choice and
two outsiders split up the programme. The
winning first choices were Nick o Time,
which won the hurdle handicap in a com
mon Eallop: Guy Fisher and Anna L. DAILY,
which raced 10 easy victory in the last
event.
Davis took d turn at carrying OF the
jockey honors He rode Kingpin and Anna
I. DAILY TO victory.
Or. Heard. which won his last race over
the jumps, ran out as he did in two pre-
vious races to the disgust of his owner,
trainer and rider.
JAMESTOWN SUMMARIES
FIRST RACES Selling; Tor three-y ear-olds; $3.50
New-York tribune., 1910-11-09
Hylda Finishes All Alone.

Three l0rses went 70 the post for the
Belmont Steeplechase, al about two miles
over the regulation course. but only one
hnlshed Selectus fell on the backstreteh,
whte DufleId came TO grief at the second
-lrar tr0n home while racing head and
lsa8 with +. Ambrose Clark's Hylda. and
apparently going the stronger. II l. Bell.
". Had tde mount on Dufheld. was badly
shaken UP. but not seriously injured lie
ci1 r.t feel strong enough however. 10 re-
nlourt 4nd finish the course for second
none
AE~ Clamp. = clever rider, had more than
lis fa.r share of III luck Two horses on
which he had the mount refused, while in
49, fg'. f4rlong cash on the fiat he finished
-a5t N1.h Casabianca- He was lucky Ia one
sense, however. as he escaped injury when
Lssex l. backed him Of at the brook in the
New-York tribune., 1910-11-09
rARGET--HANDICAP
IS TARGETs-HANDI-
.pAIJ.y" WAS A PRIZE FIGHT.

Chicago. Nov S-A gathering advertised
as political rally last night turned out 10
be a prize fight. The night got well under
- A., a harm at the corner OF West 6gth
Cn,th PatIIina streets before the police
ahd 90 The place and arrested three hundred
l,a,I, including the principals and a proml-
hent ~ had been roped Oft in the stable.
"A, "a nLa ~ aiuIed 20 night 10 finish had taken
;hatr corners and excited spectators were
about the ihp'o''Aeo ring when
the police rushed H.
New-York tribune., 1910-11-09
Nassau Country Club.

Election Day was observed by the mem
bers OF the Nassau Country Club with
medal play handicap. IN which thirty six
started W A W Stewart, with S5-I5-12-
led the field one stroke better than W )
Richa ards Scores were generally hish.
owing 20 the slushy condition OF the course.
consequently less than half made returns
The scores were as follows.
New-York tribune., 1910-11-09
Richmond County Country Club.

AT the Richmond County Country Club
yesterday Arthur Man won the Manhattan
cup. presented by members OF the club
who are residents OF Manhattan The COM
petition was an eighteen-hOle handicap
affair against bOgey. Man finishing down
His handicap was s and his score So.
New-York tribune., 1910-11-09
5 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
TARGETs-HANDICAP
HUEsToN DEFEATS MOORE.

Thomas Hueston won the second block of
points from George Moore in the three
cushion billiard handicap match at DoyIe's
Academy last night The score was SO TO
4s. bringing the second nights total up 10
90 for Hueston and So for Moore.
New-York tribune., 1910-11-09

because Of the light covering OF snow
which made the going decidedly neaVy'
cards in the Election Day handicap al the
g Andrews Golf Club were on the hlgn
side. In the eighteen-hoIe medal play con-
test Arthur s Higgins won with net
total Of 50. The best scores were as fol-
lows; IT,. ~.
New-York tribune., 1910-11-09
PIainheld Country Club.
rBv telegraph 70 The Tri6un

fF5v telegraph % The Irioune-I
PIainffeld. n J. Nov. Sat the Piafnneld
Country Club to-day there was a thirty-slx
hole medal play handicap, classes a and B.
The best scores follow:
New-York tribune., 1910-11-09

srxTH RAcE:a-oset.lainag TOT three,-year-olds and
upwaiu u.s,iV. place same. Time Lax Wftn
We won 2. by Iissak - Anna Hastings Owner
at nas trainer. c De WIN
New-York tribune., 1910-11-09

FIFTH RACE,-selling; for three-year-o and
upward s-p' 49, 49, an, ghe mile. start good
ner blk m. bv Cllnard-Gadoga owner
- trainer e. c. srnithson
New-York tribune., 1910-11-09
Diana Wins in q Drive.

Next - the race for the army officers
the Orange County Hunt Steepiechase
aroused most interest for the reason that
l. was SO closely contested Malcolm
Stevenson rode his own horse, Diana. Ia
-icto-- after long. hard drive with Harry
"a. Sr.-ith's Stripping, with AIr- Tuckernan
t- 4 bobble Al The last fence cost strip
ling the race. EIr. Tuckerman picked the
Farae-Iess horse UP quickly, but the mis-
take was fatal and Diana IL whipping
finish won by & scant length
Afr S-evenson's brother picked Diana up
IL Nlfzinia sor,e time ago for the bargain
r-ice y $50 The mare jumped in fault
less fashion over -he post and rail course.
and responded with rare courage - every
call of her rider. NJ Stevenson rode
well Judged race, keeping his mount up
with Vie pace. Vet saving her a. much as
possible for the final nile q the three
mile tourney. in which he succeeded ad-
rnirsbly.
Ms pavue Whitney had starter IN this
race narned Web Garter, q Mentone geld
tn, which has been schooling so well IN
T5rivate that many expected 10 see him VIII
The cl1 offered by the Orange County Hunt
Web Carter fenced well and ran well for
-v.a miles and a half. forcing the early
lace Eut he bolted on the backsTetch
yhe last time around and before Mr.. Alpers
got him back ia the course his chances
were ruined Mrs WhiJney's colors are
pink with pink and black striped sleeves
ans black cap. She had high hopes Of win
ming and was sadly disappointed when The
horse isllte6
DION Kerr. the well known amateur
rider. suffered q broken collarbone from an
ugly faIrwhen AdventUren the hot favorite-
.8- tle suithtovn Steeplechase, came a
c-orpyr Al q jump on the backstretch-
Win adverturer out OF the way. Richard
Mortimer. Jr-. sent his own horse, Carmen,
Up 10 10 battle with a1r- stevenson's Maple
Ieat The two horses came 10 the last
jump head and head with whips fytng, but
Carmen proved the stronger, and drew out
New-York tribune., 1910-11-09

SECOND RACE.-Selng. Tor tw0-year-oId3,
non-winners at the meeting. $3.50 added.
Five fUrlongs- start good Won driving
plac- same. Time. 1.O2. Winner, ch.
by Box-Elsie. Owner Quincy Stable.
Trainer S De Witt
New-York tribune., 1910-11-09
.Feli. Tran out

FOURTH RACE--LORRAINE HOTEL HANDI-
CAP: for al ages; S40o added One mile.
Start good Won easily: place driving Time.
I.4O2 Winner b. c. bv Sain-ADoIlonia
owner and trainer. F. Cooper
New-York tribune., 1910-11-09
NEW BOOM FOR RACING.
General Grant Acts as Steward
for San Juan Plate.
SOCIETY OUT IN FORCE
Keen Sport Marks United Hunts
Meeting, in Spite OF the
Frigid Weather.

General Frederick Dent Grant acted as
honorary steward for the running or the
San Juan Army officers Plate at the meet
ing Of the United Hunts Racing AsSocla-
rion al Belmont Park Terminal yesterday
He took q lively interest in the race. IN
which six officers Of the United states
army rode in dress uniform for a purse
and trophy offered by Perry Belmont
Later he congratulated Lieutenant c *
Rockwell OF the engineer corps al me
washington barracks. who. by clever fi1ins-
managed 70 get his own horse, Mataooh-
home f. front after a spirited drive with
Lieutenant w J Scott's May Lee
Lieutenant Adair BAD the mount on May
Lee and the knight Of the Thistle mare
rrohahlv was the best horse in the race
Unfortunately for her owner. however. she
bolred and ran out rounding the last turn
so thar Lieutenant Rockwell who saved
ground every inch Of the way. got Matabon
sp 70 win going away by Two or three
lengths Nay Lee had a world Of speed
and led by six or eight open lengths until
she ran ort Lieutenant J z. Shelley fin
ished third. with his own horse Kemper,
while Captain r. Q. Paxton's Martha Jane.
2 fuy once owned BY p F Carman, ran
unplaced. although she was greatly fancied
BY the paddock crowd.
The United Hunts was most unfortunate
j. its day. ana. strange 10 say. such has
been the case 81 almost every meeting
held by the association. which is working
so hard 70 foster and encourage the ANA
reur side OF racing. The air Was fIigid, no
other word describes il, especially for those
who did not come prepared for a touch Of
winter a drilling rain discouraged many
from starting 70 the course. but the sun
. "a 5--
IL q rather helpless way to warm things
-1r Z MAS -yeIroTn.
New-York tribune., 1910-11-09

Third RAE Hurdles lOr four-year-OldS and
upward: $500 added. About one mile and
tiiree-Quarters, on the turf. Start good
Won cautering. place driving. Time, 3 A.
Winner Ch. z. by LOyalist-Matla Abel.
Owner. Mrs. Wilson. Trainer ". G. Wilson.
New-York tribune., 1910-11-09

In an evenly matched soccer game at
the Prospect Park Parade Grounds. Brook
Iyn, yesterday the Central Young Mems
Christian Association defeated the LenOx
Soccer Club OF Brooklyn BY a score OF
goals 70 o. The contest waxed fast and
furious throughout Two goals were scored
n the last few minutes Of play-One by
Jenkins and the other by Roberts
The lineup follows.