davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The sun., 1910-10-06
LO,I>IILLEF,IORITESBEtTE tTEN
RsyaI Captive the Only FIRST choice to
Rev ard the Talent.

IOIISVfftI. hy. oct ~" races al
Churchill Downs to-day were ugaIu run
over very sloppy traCk. Just b"for" The
or.niug even, terrin' rain.toTm brok.
over ~. track aud u Tain-I hart for the
remainder of the afternoon heavy fog
sst N and II wa> almost .mpos-I hl" 20 -" N"
races except the hHl-h only on" hr-'
choice ROYAL captive in the opening event .
managed to get home IN front Tie fourth
race q handicap az -iN iurlong-, resulted
in q victory Tor George VI Odom mar"
Folhe Levy knapp lei her rate along IN
down and catching John Grimm ~ a. 49,"
- NJ eenth pote won going away nv leug'I b
IN the good time Of i.iG The summaries
Ftrs, Rare SiG 'IrIorEs Royal captive li2
rsS ssnTs Slssr 70 .Seoad aSrf,cI' , 10 TEoras.
shoH . 70 s. thlrl Time i4tA Fbr " hlts
ToaI Ilomp. Ma Nm-ila AMI Nustiu siITJeNaBt
Als3tAn
second Race i've and = half nItionSs Hr
oou an ii. jssahsdyl Il 10 (: Won bright Maidrn.
iO5 lStcsisl. plarr 20 ]. seroni. Nsur an llb
ia,s G5.H pi1sc ,nSs p.S. 70 n. 'sTd %' fs5rs
Ambsrine. Miss bailis'i'e. Molly Mog ani sugar
Lump also ran
Third RAcc one mile snd - ysrds rommy
JThOmss. place. 10 5 sccond >igo. - Strclei.
show. TO third lime. - B. ncion.
FOurih Racr ga furIonss fOiiir lryy. IL
Knapp : to- won John Grimm 10 ~ Grand.
place II To NJ second ~ Muller ~. ,kenn@dS'
shOSy l "a . third. Time. IA Great Heaven
Finh Race sS mrionEs r.Ir star. 10. Ko-r
nerl. ~ to Z. won Cloud. 10 tbfAnd'. place. even
second shO2tins Sg,s' il9 IhoTA', how
Hesitate also ran charlie S'raus ran away
SNth Hare pne mile and r sist@snth rulO
ios 0Grsnd' u 70 = % Won rotros ~ a h9g. 'g,
lksnnedNN shoS Ia 10 third. Time. ~ -
llArio and Naneu ai-o ran
The sun., 1910-10-06
,w,TErFs ~ TINAL nOCTG
aslsrIas RssIna Contests ~ hsAi'e"
auuaFe isaFdpa.

HsAins enthusiasts turned but last nish'
10 wttne-. the ssmi .nnAi and hnal anna,s "
bnstns bouts hsld under the auspices ot
M. Madison square 4 4. In the c"ne"'t
hall ~ Madison square Garden
william Adam. the Metropolitan amateur
champion. and u. 70 skiilins Of the 0bsneos
4 { put 40 a good nEht In the hnal of the
rs pound class Skillihs rushed At MS
man IN the first rOund and ssnt IN right
and lett swings to tho head and iaS Nhleh
staggered the champion and pat him dow p
o. the fioOr Adams came back strong IN
the second round and sent shilling reslihs
to the ropes Nith right on ths Jaw SAM
ing came back. however, aRd sent Adams
again To the noor With a swing on the ia~
They mlIed It furiously In tho last round.
both s-udinH In a harricane OF swings TO
the jaw SHILLING Nas the winner
In the n nal boat At lss poynds ueorge
ABsr%S@ Asb%S fSS Sss B: .IS h.rS ss che
hrrt two rounds and had the blood Rowing
freely in a stream from DE MAIo's noSe and
his oppon~n' and had a longer reach. In
the hnal round McD~TmOtt rushed al h.s
man p and md s SIP,S sns s a. SFSSnd ~. AN the n.
put him down and out With right on ths
John J, MeGoush and John McCoCmsek
met IN the nnaI a, iIS pounds. With Nc.
% Ios%d, hSGot%esS ESan%sa SsoSSHss,,: S,
McGough forced his man in the second
LounI and With a IEhi % re" cdasss z i6S iSS
M"c@Tn.Ss ' Or i rasSsL a Sis man S TO open the
with a sin uppeToui, Mc0ough was dc:
CiaTod tho winner. while the crowd hooto0
and hlsssd the deSislon.
pound class lawrence Dvyer and John !.
Maeklin toed the mark, As the bell sounded
n,wy.E rushed out OF hiS soTnsT and .Is sen, Z
ShioE W Sf' 4aSss mSas MsSslins % head % so back,
AsG1 sS .2: sent @heE T9 90 H, ob~n 40 va:
weak when he went to his corner MAcklin
kept ~ his rushing tactics and cent In 2
In the third round Dwyer GANG baok
,ttons and sent IN right .Sing 70 shs o,nd ysw
an extra round. while. the orOwd vas in an
uproAT IL Was a sluggins match Eith
4, the fnlsh the referee gave the bout 20
DNyer while the majority VI the crowd
hooted the decision.
The summaries.
l0i Pound Class-FtnAI bout Harry Hnl.
KniEh,s Of 81 AnIhony. beat Al hurphy. IN
us Found Class sent mai bout joan }.
pinsi lou, John J. McGoush. New ives, side
A. c. BEAT John AcdoImacs, Gieneoe -
rs Pound clss. Third round ywslier AeGirr'
semi nnsl -First boui.Jchn ., hsrsla -,
Ss.. "a: g. s.cs.1 Ssi oufsS.ynes Noify S'r bwysr
knight. q 81 anthony beat Walter heG'rr
final Boat Lawrence Dwy.r Knights Of -
An,hony. beat Joan 2 naekHn. 30 T'e,sr's
q L.
G,lacor ia r'I"a sss, @ h s sdaSs ms northern q e
10 Poand Class semi hnAl hon'.,ftrs, bout
Oeorg~ ActDetmott ~. Gabriel \. c. beat y.
Rsiss' \. v, s \, q s.cond bout jaek isMaro
Carroll Social Club. bsat Miks AsseiiA. n. ". y
A. &
Ttaai bout George hcDermotI 81 Gabriel
4 q. heat Jack De Marc Carroll Sostsl Club.
LuocsOut IN the third round.
The sun., 1910-10-06
TIGERS orr BJNi
score 3B to a NEalnst NiIlano'a
speedy Back Field.

pulN,troN. y J. O-t. the Tigers
let Ioo-., against Nill1uoyA THIS afternoon
ana rolled up a score Of - To- % Eighteen
noirt. we're -.-urcI against rr,. team that
held the Indians 20 - IH the fr-t quarter
~ play The repertoire OF play- u-s.d hv
tie Princeton team hardly contained more
than hall a dorm different modes ~ at
ta,N but the speed 81 The back n"'t. Coupled
with splendid ir'"r'"J"u'e. "N"rw h",in"d
tie Nllluo,a dcieu," The PeuN-N lNan1u-
aIwav- put w -tuOhorn resistance. Villa D.
nov, made ~ hr'iVay whatever IN al
van,InE the ball and dld not gain single
fTst down IN 'h" game.
HUSKY Ins-cll plnN"i - rlEh' end for ~"
fret time On th" Tiger team aud spoiled
every play attempted around h- wing rrd
evidently made good ln M, new position.
fast and heavy end an asset which
Princeton teams have lacked Tor several
yearr and Ris-al may prove Gud ior 'h"
Tiger. lie wa- alV So tpN 20 ih" f'li unc"r
uInt- and the \.ilauoNA W"u Do" lh'k led np-
reared u lsay" the ground f"nil"'"u :
end running from q ki'k l"fuSiil"n "r Oh =
dits-.t pa-s from tho ''.utr" Na- N" most
sue,tgrul,r feature - to game ~.
pheuomrnAl SJ"ei "ulhl"i him :" run clear
Ground a." .Nil.'u"'' 'nd- 10 hts" Ehln-
tIv the hole the game 49, -t-'fp 'ulHT
exhibition of the "I"u in"'hlh gam"
Two beautiful f"rNapl posses w"t" pulled
pn.- from Peudl"'on 10 Brr,irmu- -'oTIng
he nr.t tou"hd"Wn IUil" hri -uh
quarterback, accomplished 30" fu' her IN
u-uaI feat ~ drop Ei' King = goal from me
ts-Vard line Line breaking was ONLY
itie.i On the thiri down and capt. Nar
st,,ssled IN making hN" nr-' doNn- Tor
the Tiger by hi- Iluug"- past the Illi NpN a
Ihn -",ond touchdown was NADIA hy
Sprrk- ON = -hpr' cul run from 10 direct
u.a- psndlsfon Wtdn fh" thiri ~rorH
returning = punt from no" m iddl" Of -"
field pandlatp pn and sparks w"r" reli",'si
by iIard and sawyer Iu 90" -''' uud quarter.
b,Ii one OU,udpWu being fu rd' Iu 'ht- UvrIud.
that hy sawyer uu % dlr''.' IH-- from the
~ tho beginning ~ th" second hIlG a
new Princeton team came on ~" n-id
villa NuNa'- stubborn defru'c tvslH forced
he Itgsr- TO kuk. Bard dropping lea u-
ftf4l goal bet Wssu the pO-'- uu ~" -'' ufl
ki,k Tho Princeton team followed ~"
tall rNVsllrntly every tutubl" bsinx r.
.Uver,sI hy "a orange aud Black PLAYER
one - pr- waz made by d bIw h ku.k that
SAWYER chased a'ru-- ~" gull liu'. %"
,us, L.,- sent litrr. spark. Iyull"'"u AMI
Ba,luu bl,n 700 ~" gam" - o." h"g inulHE
uf fne fpurrn r..rlui AMI ~ three Ilt'- iI"
nfsf -ffug men rtrri"d rh" boil u'Hr the
f i'm. srum the wHitii" pi ~" r'ld I"udl"-
ton matls. fvu Tuu- i'T 70 fU' 'tl ul 'Ur'' i've
v4pl- aud lilr got fh" r"uarutnF f"u
rIruugH he nur Eallpu showed hIrr-''il
90 10. q -IIpIt,sr. UHu running NUh 'hs ball
Kelley. NnD i,.t''rl for \tlIa NpNa, uN"ra g"I
.- n.I.t di-f tu.- 80 Me Urnir'k uu hl-
HI
The sun., 1910-10-06
LAWN TENNIS.
GOOd Progress In Womcns MctTOpoHtaa
Championship

A formidable inroad was made Yesterday
in the women'S METROPOLITAN cham pionship
schedule. especially In the singles. and an
entI usias,ic gallery saw the matches On the
courts OF the West side Tennis club Ai
broadway and 2Ssth street. The second
round was straiRhtensd out and one match
was played In the third round. tho result
of hich placed Miss Moves In the Ssmi-
final round OF the lower section Of the draw.
Miss Noyes. who was formerly the ma
tionnI champion. had - her Opponsni Mlss
Edith Mandy and though the eI cham pton
won Miss Handy gave her plenty 10 do.
The strongest point Of Miss HAndy's Eams
T. her court covering. for she can bound
from the net to the baseltne like deer. and
we're she q little steAdier with her driving
she would give q hard game 20 the hest
of them
Tn. feature gene of the day. however.
was when Mrs. SChmhE and Miss Green
of Philadelphia met to play on he unhn-
ished game from Tuesday, u Was IN the
second round. but a. matters were even
with a zet apiece on the frst attemp, y Nas
agreed that "A new game should he started.
In the matter OF tactics thoy we're larry
q match. Tor they stood p the hack OF he
court for long dTlves and took chances Tor
placing shots: Mr. Schmns aoco94imssi
time doing her best Miss Green made
o rInaNay anair Of the second ~e' Nhch
. b =
he match at her mercy. but her fasi pAes
Ook the steam out Of her and though -es
-faved gam. TO the last ace Mr. SrhmuE
/ gained the third -et aud the match al 8!
in Ihc championship doubles the sar
match ot the day was In the Second round.
. wIrn Miss Marie Wasner and htss 'laf4
kuttron met Mis- louise VI. Hammond
p end Miss T. Little IL resulted IN = Nin
Tor the latter pair IN two deuce and al
b vantage sells They were true noFs
/ HrrurHts than their opponents and Me.
! uamrnond's long drives from the bass line
/ helped the victory somewhat.
The summary
| MrtropoutAn Champion shin. Nomen's Snglo
' - >.rona ronnd Mrs Frederek Srhaits te
frAled Miss dorothy Green. - 49, NJ, =
Ia y NISs Mario Wagner defeated Miss lhA
] kisseil % 4 :; Miss Louise " hammonG 10
ira,ed Miss Elizabeth G Bunce o -
/ mini Round Miss Noycs defeated Nsi
/ EdIUl Handy. "a 6-5
Women ChAmTionshlp, Double, if,, 800 go
Green dcfcaIed Miss N. Iiice and Miss Br.na.
al q Miss Fdna Mlldc1 and Miss hfnvn-
Ing defeated Mr.. II. finm and hrs Irt~Aa'
S.r1pd Round MIS- LOUISE " Han nooi snd
Miss y. litus defeated Mis- Marie Nasnef sna
] Woncn'~ Consolation SrEtes -first rolnd-
. Nrs t,eorgc \. de GeTsdorn defeated h.s Tor.
I en,, kalin default Mr. \. y oeder esfsAie1
Mr. \ Humphnc~ ~ defauN Nfs ls-N
/ ,sfra teai Niss Johnstohe, a o. Mes lefa
. k4ttrur defsatcd Miss \. Cragiu, 81 M
n Iuec drfestesi dns William Il. Pouch % O.
fault Mis- trAabeth 6 Buhcs dcfeand Mss
Ssrohd Hound Mr. george Y. de Gersdora
,cfr.tru Ml,, Pauline D1nN an. . -
The sun., 1910-10-06
JUSTICE BROOKES FUTURITT
r~O-Tcar-Old TrOts In = OO III at lev
lngt0n.

IFNISCToS. KY, Oct The tSo-year-
Old Kentucky Tuturity. valued at 5000,
va. the fsaturn OF the second dAy of the
annual fall meeting OF tho Kentucky Trot-
tlnE Horse Brecders Association In the
nr-t heat Justice Brooke, driven bv hov
~ the Eos'd time ~ , =, Nith Main Leaf.
driven by Dick curtis. good second In
the second heat the sou OF barongale and
Expectation WAS again victorious aud
landed the heat and the race and set new
worlds record for two-year-Oid colts. he
making the distance In Oaia
Il TOOK four heats 10 decide the All pace
and after hard fought battle Princess
Hal NA- declared victor, With The Orator
second and Mark knight third. This race
NaS married by an accident IN the fourth
heat Annabelle lee while coming down
the homp~tretcn fell and before assistance
could reach her Sue va- dead She had
finished 2 10. = ia the previous heats and
would have received third money
Iha
The sun., 1910-10-06
BITIT TtRDS.
Nornlngsiar Ouip,a,s Hoppe In Third
Hiock " Match.

ora Murn,ngs'ar repeated his victory
~ III. third blu,k Of the ,. aoO point match
~ - plny.d last night Al Nauftcs Daly'-
Uruads saN \, ,adrmy defeating Hoppe by
the -.or- of tt2 to pj MOrntngStar played
A brt'rr gam" last night than On any NTH,
pf,.Nton- Norning~taT had the halls under
hi- control and all through the game he
made only three 2sro-
Hoppe played rather poorly and a. no
tune during the game did he play like Willie
Hoppe to the billiard enthusiasts Morn
ng-iar made q high run oi 10? and svera ged
- a2-lD tioppe'- high run NaS 50 and he
averaged - 7s-ii
The tot al -corer for the three nights play
are Hoppe .,po Mornng-tar I.OOs The
SH0rs by innings
uoppr ~. 1 10 o. Is : o. !. y. 5 :. ~
O. - Z 90 = 8. s. - ~ - . :. - ~. 50 Total
go A,rragr !. All High run, "A
p Nornins>ia E. l. :. y. n , :. :, q. -. !. ?
10 O. ? a. lU-. o. ". .. y Y. 3 ls \ IN. q. n,
I0iaL t,s Average. ~ :. ~ tltgh run. iO7
IT. h-t ught'- game ot the Class u anna
t-uT three cushion tournament at John
Ibov'c'- rpom Il Nsminon- defeated NJ
It.tk bv "a sore Of - 90 u. Tonight 4
SUsrmpn viii play n IuTner
The sun., 1910-10-06
var NORES EiRLI.
EIls Roll Up ~ Polnts AGAINST Tufts ln
Elr.t Period.

NV HAviN. oct = In another un'
satisfactory game TINS afternoon th" NAie
football eleven defeated Iuits. ~ io %, max 70
ing all the touchdo~ns IN the hrst period.
m. game was marked hy brilliant play
ips At t,n,e-, hut Tor the mnst part Was
dull and IN. men showed lack ot ability
to hang onto IA" bAll
In the last p"riod came two Of 'hc most
brilliant plays ot all Ouc wA- long Tor
ward pass from Merritt. whu had excited
the crowd by running lar back oi the s'rlm-
mage line The pass was one ot the longest
ever seen at Yale r-ld and went straight
into th, hand, ct Walter camp. Jr Who
made A short gain aud kept hold "i the
ball The other play which anrat ted az L
tentton was twenty 'htu run ,ht"nsn
pit,haf Rut th" stands tad hardly ceased
cheering when Or Ma seen thai lutunrI :
had dropped the oall and 4 VA. n. '9ltS ts.,ni %n
for the mmbl" NAl" would nave scored
again Another TIM" 100 th" t"Ir'h l~Tlod
Vale lost a chance 10 score. d" hu, htMhs M
and straight pIunginr 'ook the ball ." within
the yard line IA front "l 'hr hllS
goal lint here ,h" f9 ,,,sm t l'Im ,,,anN Neu'o'n
The team played N,thnu' apt I'aly
or ktlpatTick paly Wa AZ tu" field ,l
uniform carefully noting IN" players anu
the plays. Anh va, ready :" :" N ~ there
should bs any necessity "t u. hHpAiTics
10 hurt So that DO" 'auu"' play Tor -oint
DAYS The gam" saw the Tr'HTh ni hlu
and Parker to the varsity squad. ani bOih
PLAYED well in ~. line
IN. .rurius wa- all ma 3" early n IA"
play The game hardly started when aIt
pushed the b al down To TN" 10 Nh'd I'm" "'
Tufts NftrT an sN'hang" pt Iuhls "a'"'
secured the hail On "a fumhlc and '""h "
over the lin" for tUuchiuWn tfLhCi'
ktrk rd the goal
toAia- also made the second touChdoN q
There had b"su u rush AGAIN und ale
had the hall ou the luft- VaTu lits. corey
pAS-.t the pIg-kin back. hat thor" Wa- q
fmhl. In the mri'c coates from "nl
gathered up the ball and took " over ih'
line for the -ruTr tranci- again kl'h"'
the goal ami soon cam" put oi the ghtn"
The third touchdown was mad" bN f"I
Corey on short VuHrterharh run IRON
the Syard line There had been line smash
lng NtTEout much success - the quarter
bark ,agtdri - tax. The haIl over hln~"lI
Then \ ale failed To- kt,h ~" goal Nu"hS
th~ features ot the rRm' Nrf" l'rm'ht
uunttur aud the good WvtN "i stevens
The Tufts uuar'"ruaCN.
ha
The sun., 1910-10-06
GOLF.
West Overwhelmingly Represented IN
Women's championship.


n numbeTs count for anything the West
should have an easy time during the
women's national golf championship TO
be held &C the Homewood Country Club
near Chicago next week. Out OF tho eH-
ceedinRly slim total OF for,y-one all save
eight represent Western clubs. The heW
York ssction has one entrant Miss lAllian
B. Hyde. champion OF the women : Metfo-
politAn Golf Association.
Most unusual. however. IL the failure
Of the Boston contingent to send single
entry Philadelphia has done better. the
most prominent players from there 20 enter
being Ara. u. II. Barlow Of MsrSon and
Mrs. Caleb y. Fox of Huntington Valley.
Mise Dorothy CamP6sli; r, he i,.!o holder
The entries and psiTtngs follow
lo A. N, Nnh5a Ira " Bsossoa Hsss@dsf h%S9r trssS5
'Gas ,oo, Miss vIdA LEV eIlyu. la Grange County
Club. AID hTs- J, y. Harris westward no "oi
'ipepos-Mr. n. n. Batlox. Merton Cricket Club.
and d Il Ma J. i. GsraaSr, HOmeWOOd teuniTy
iiOSis- Mr. ? crosby; Mlni5.hds club. snd
MI Jlllsn h Hyde. soaih Shore Field Clpb.
,s Nsi N,. GyHss S.ssP :%P' ood.iSSs SSi' SS
cOSaaSy 10 iSy Slso IaG M. Cart foi hiaHnSdoS
Ms Mss.SNTs' q, q, Carlyle. EImoor County
Club. and Mlss L. Painter. Midlothian Country
| 10 OsS-MIss T.. Turner. ENmOor Country club,
and Mrs. J d Hihha ri. HOnevoot country tllb
! i01D Miss Ftofsucc Harvey, Hamilton l-adics
Colt CIub. anu MIS-. 4. :. Ioiburn. Evanston colt
io,.-Mrs \ , H-dsrrom. County cub Of
Bunalo. and MLss Ethei toTbei, Home~ oOd
'ISn' io,s Mr. Warren Mcir,hyS. Homewooi
CoSntry Cluh Hnd Mr.. q. II Martin. IaN'stocA
"11 20 "a, q : Haskell. Homeu Ood County
Club and Mis-, Mabel q. Thomson - John boif
io,s-Nrs y Manchester. Skokr Country
Club aud Miss L, GoodNin. Midlothian county
iino-Mr. W. ?. Anderson. Hinsdale Colt
club and Mrs.. l.. n. kenneu T., ,anston colt
| To.-Mrs ". l.. DE Wolf. on n en- isiA club and
Mrs 4 ~ BatTows. pot tiand Golf Club
| Al o. Miss B RohiH-ou, haCtne COun Try club
and Mi, ~ HamrT Midlothian County, cub.
4 UIs MrS q. " Mhriyn, homewood Country
Club. and Mr.. I. r. Williams. Lake nencNa a
u3.s'M Miss Ruth Isyman. Hlns.iaie Golf club
and Miss Elcanor Chandler. huntngdOa Valley
H.. Mrs & 4. Hardy. Calumet County club
and Miss Mar OTie EdWards. Midlothian Country
Club ,
! Club and Mrs A " Strong, MibtkahdA CLUB.
! u:E -MTs " illiam West huntingdon NatleD
, County Club. aud MIS-. James GefaghN. Nini
kGhda Club.
The sun., 1910-10-06
~ RPRISES ON SPEEDU a..
Princess Direct and wIImsr score iD"S.
ueeted rueee~ses.

The opening matinr" which the members
of the Road Drivers AS-oCia'ion held on he
lower speedway stretch Yesterday after
noon was fun OF surprises for IN" -pects stcTs
a. we'll 49, the participants lI''le Princess
Direct, 2lAt., paced a half mile IN I1a
with the road az least two seconds SLOW
and defeated = y WolfS Minnie AlbeT
and christopher Hacket''s Who Know.
Two Of the fastest sideWhe-lerr on the drive
IN the class 4 for PAGERS.
surprise No. came IN Tho class for
tro,tars when Frank klpatrick's bay
geldtnE Wilmar defeated charles Neland' =
hitherto InVlncibls brown geidlng Inner
Guard 2Os', Mr. MsiiAnd's sHplanat ION
va. that some blaC ksmlth mors EsAlous
than caution. had taken away - mus b
of the g-ldings hoofs that he was thrown
~ hs stride
the cIas- Il tTot for Joe Jap. DIR Ives aud
H.Ile Mack each claimed = heat in turn
before the Doctor came TO The front N the
Hnal heat and claimed the race Kate
nelson won a similar class for PAGERS m
straight heats and defeated her Old time
rival DT Theet, who managed 10 nnl.h
-, onI IN the first heat. bat had 10 DIVIDE
second houors with George Patchen. an
added starter
The sun., 1910-10-06
Mann CANE FOR BROWN.
IlilImen Defeat Rhode Island state Team
by Q 60 q.

PEovIpESCE. n. l.. Oct. Shown found
a siin proposition In the Rhode Island
state college team this afternoon aud one
touchdown vas the best that the Hillmen
could do Ashbaugh failed to kick the
goal aud the score was 10 q.
Browns score as made IN the firs, period
after about four minutes play. The state
College kicked OF. brown receiving the
ball ou her NJ yard linz. Tue hillmen
carried AZ without interruption to Rhode
Islands Is yard line SpracklinE then
tried an end run and Lost ground ne
tried a goal from the neld thai failed, aud
sullivan punied out to the middle Of the
neld Brown with n forSard pass that
netted rs yards and gains by spTaCk ling
aud Mckay tonk the ball doSn 10 the state
College goal line. Mckay made the touch
down
DoiI contributed one Of the features for
the state College by ~ yard run mat
narrowly escaped = iOnohdoNn. Doll got
hy IangdOR and cleared the whole Brown
team except SpTacktins. The Brown ends
proved weak. and new men viii be tired
out nj once
The sun., 1910-10-06
Plan for worlds srr'e. Ticket safe.

PHIIADFLPHiA. O,t. . John \ lieydicr
secretAry-tf.RsureT ~ the National League
one % the two business representative Tor
the National Commission for 'h~ series
between the Athi@tic~ and the JhcaEo ,ub-,
Rnnnunr-d this afternoon tho plan that v 10
h.. used In -slling the tickets for the grand
stand ~ the Kams- herr. Saii VIZ Heyfier
-NsNtil frst 80 through III the sgPlt"a' '"s'-
for ttskst- that are nov on flr AMI red
out tho.s hirh Hr ,Nnstfsr undesirable
We will then nEurr up The numhHI 81 40
tickets that th@se appltraft0ns call for. and
" any are left they NIL 10 put Oh pubic
aAloN
The sun., 1910-10-06
PENVSYLVANII WINS.
DeSraIs EraaGna and ussshall ~ % % .
10 naapp, tame.

Tutt,pFtrutN. Oct fTAnhiin and
Marshall vent down TO defeat to-day before
Penn, I,a ania By the score Of ~ toe The
Lancaster boys pat up q very shappy game.
aud had their attack b~en a. -iroas a. their
t.f.B,. p.nn.yl v AHA Woald have had great
d.,l u,nr. trouble in running up scores
than IN. lid. Ihe visitors tackled splen-
dldly. diving under straight arms OF the
Ihe -s,uud line of defence plugged up the
hnls- quickly, aud II Nas only ienn-yl-
vaniF 3. weight and fast running that we've
abis to beat them once Penhny " Rnla
~oTk~d the ball down To the s yefd line.
aud IA trying to gst through the line Was
held for dONn-.
l.
The sun., 1910-10-06
ElSY FOR GEORGETOWN.
" waShInstsa College Bestsn BY scsro oI
n % o.

w,sHISGroS. Oct 5.-WashiDgton Cob
l.gc. ,oachsd by Mike Thompson. was to-
DAY swamped by Oeorgetown by % to o.
Last year Georgetown had the hardest
sort OF a tussls in Winning from the Mary
Iand.rs but to-day the university started
n'f At top speed and after a safe score had
h.."n rolrd up Coa"h Nelson put IN the SET
nud string Of playss aud a numbsr OF new
formal ions were tTlesl ou'
Washington College never had a chance
10 sore while GeorgstoWn had little DIM
Guilty IN running up points in spite OF the
flTt that the team was severely penalIzed
for pushing and holding Thompson. who
i= a GeorgatoNn gTsduAte. Oppressed the
opiniun affsr the game that GeOrgetown has
one OF tho gTcat~stleams in her history.
The sun., 1910-10-06
Psor Play b, ". aud ,.

M.sHINGTON. Pa OC'. 5-Washing'on
aud Jefferson College gave miserabls
exhibition IN the opening football game
her, this afternoon and before a cent ennial
crowd of many thousands lu~' 20 bethany
1 .allag. hy to 60 Washington and Je1eT-
-nn made hut ono first down IN the entire
contest and Vas uutClasscd at every period.
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Racing in France.


.SpeciaI ClslF Dfiplich % THF NY,
PANS. Oct The race for the PriX
Angelica, OF .ooo francs. AZ Irembiay to-day
wAs won by Bally's Marc Antoine. Phzer's p
Hiawa,hA Na- So ond and NiNon'- Raisouli
third. The Jockeys we're stern. Barat and
ChiIds six horses ran
The race for the Prs saint NnEela. "i
( ooo franc v a. won by Il 'HarCourt'~ liygIe
VI X Nandsrbit's IiattertOot Was second
and Mvsock'. Babel third, The Jockey
wrrs Kennedy. o'Nsil and thilds, Eight
horses ran.
The sun., 1910-10-06
k,Drc, Columbia Crew Manager.

Warren kinney. II. was elected manAsef
of th" Columbia crews at mass ms"i'
ing held Yesterday. Kinney lives IN NeS
y nrk CITY aud - one OF the wealihics, and
~ the same time the most popular man
in htS class We rovsd bow IN the isil
freshman eight and last year WAS aasisiani
Naf.ity manager q I. Maur~r. ", OF
! OnkerS, WAS elsUted assistant manager
The sun., 1910-10-06
waiter TIA, MaLr> Record at Newark

Walter Ial. a son of Waiter nirect. broke
the Olympic PARK track record uf an.
held boy Miss syracuse. ~ the New Jersey
state Pair race meet m N"wafk Yesterday
The new record of , 10. sas hung ~ IN ~"
second heat of the free for all race IN.
other events Uu the card were bOilb con
tested he sUImmaTN
The sun., 1910-10-06
Other Football Gamr- Yesterday.

t Emm lfsburC ~. haTya O lnd'an He
ssTv~~
NttaTusle Carlisle "a Dickinson, q.
Nt burlington University Of Vermont . NJ
La renee. o,
II TIrter FHttsr Bats-a