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MI tlientcrod on IU last week of

tr cli r and pleuant wsather Tin

As exodu of for the ttheepkh

track Tim ft V

4 scriifhcs were plD4iul there

rouble opened favorite at 8 to 6

a rush to aboard Far Rockawajr

tart delay at tho POSt and thaa the flag

lid not won a-

idaih o l Ufuugt the

5 t tnlrJMM was impended for thref day by the

for hli-

Kinwcltlan led for six but during thaterne n wa all over the tract At of

Sd fought It out the way homeCtosUloa winning by a nose

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For and upward nonwlnnert In

MT il ItM ol wblcli W to tecond and 3400 below lh Kale winne-

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11 t b h Kxcrlaft OConnor 3TeirorM Brahmin star IMM and alto

Time 113-

BH cr Eten Gala Day SO to Ito I 7 to I Terrorist 18 to 1

111MM I Mar 12 to I lott 84to I LatendaSECOND 11AC-

Blludlcn lor and upward by tubKtlptlon each or 5 If declared to winner

Med of which J711 second and 130 toiklrS sue mile and three sliUenllua C Uildretat ch c Bratnt 3 by foam

MeQueen lOt Mitchell 1

r Githardt b ctnha 410 3

Wits Sol Peaceful and AWke ranTime 201

FmlcrFour lo I aatlntt Bramble 4 to 1Lori Baltimore to 1 Kunja 3 to 1 Watt Not 8 lo 2l tlke

THIRDSerond halt of the Hotel Stakes

sent ot 1I200O tor tworear olds by tubol 1100 etch or UO it declared with sum

added lo make lbs of each raw 16000 01

iklch 11000 to a oond to thirdad allowances li turlonr

J E Searraraa ch c Fat liockaway byShaw 1

T ScborFa h f Lady Schorr US DuretJ E Maidens ch c 112 OCon

norIrrlUVlt and Amur also ran

Time 114 i-

BettingHfhl to 8 Fit Rocktwtr 7 lo 1-

IMl Schon B to I 3 lo 211 lo I Amur

rOtRTH HACF-

Selllnr for lhrerye rold and upward by tubKlptlon of ItO lo the winner wlln 1400 addedl l o lu sad 40 la third allowance

W vTvallaoei b h Jlnkt J by HlmyarHue 114 Ultcticll 1

Vlleyt b f Villa V 3 107nor 2

br e 3 M 3Kilt the Uurllnctoa Haute

tlwrtaTime 141 H

money against High Jtnkt 3 to 1

hilt V 7 la I 8 to I 12 lo 1

tin 20 to l llochetter 80 to Burlington RouteHACK

Tot upwardel 110 earl 10 the winner 1400 added ot whichM to and 110 lo third weights

fcl Ui wale altowtncrt one rslU sod a furlongUllcmht ch r fionlalon 3 by

Filenia Shaw IT F Slantl ch h The 4108 OCon

Sort 2CinvthTt and Btteldtt cb r Adtancc Outrd 3

108 BurnD 3Butottbura aLso ran

Tune 1 32 iVine lo 1 against Uonfalon 8 to 8 Tint

Kntutkitn 7 M 2 Guard 13 lo 8 Bannocktin

Ths card for tomorrows race followsflril Race For threeyearolds aad upward

lemur lino added welrhta 10 pounds below theKI lie furlonrt-ar CarUlopher 111 I Prince Plauilbla M

109 Dolly Welthoff10S103 MacHecknoe 0s103 ahlflleas 07

Owta Louise 104 Laureate 04welt Bill 101 Ollrud 91

101 Argent 81Allaire 87

Hear 100-SwMid Rare For Iwvyearoldi aelllnr J400W are and a ball furlongs

Firner Bennett Saltaleta 103-IJeU ID

lot 10210 Miss Daniels 102

Falrtlew Stud Stake for threeyearatilinr llooo added one mile

Creenock 101m 101JUitWhlp in rlOn

Ill NabockllibRt ror threeycaroldt and upward 1300

12 Gonfalon 110t8 Radford 102UStol lbs 113

fouryearuial upward HOO added about iwoSlW1 Ill I Dr Reed ISO

141 ISO

At nawthorne20 Hawthorne returned radni-

e last at that

upset lbs

h concedingr horses was bow

Summary

lSi The Elk lot WInkneldl

limeSi urlonrsLrnnep 102 Kuhn

second Head

StakesThe

M Flick I1 ni Bansford 107 Mlnkfield-

Franrible

At St Lode

Utteir developed TheTV im and was my fast

inn to in won Lee Klnr

S1 ion toi hmore 100 bale 8 to 1 third

nets6eten furlooiaCW Cay 92 Dale

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TAKES

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gunning with

to the movedlead won cleverly

Lord Baltimore complaint fouling

rode Lord flalti

yin high 111111 thf-

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root VIt1 Thethe otitaidor

nikIng the raeDd Shaw Kentuckian

rujj the Dannockburnand Advance Juflrdnezt

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CEICAGOdry track and It was Roped that favoritesbe aol L etldrnt atltsck but the rsulis tirat days racing ate not

S lulcing SUurin was the winningrace Theu tie defti fac andtIrr In last vu 3

lad on fount to be a softran di4ppolnllnJy V1ee Jllaztspe whaleter In hiI j from Hub Irathrr whoieaol belief ha tould possiblyMan Dot Unlikely

race fcature of card wu therake r5cewhufch as won hi The UnknownIII In hp bettingOt1Idable 0ICe the bets Eva lUre favorIteII btdl1 tldden

Part you and halfI to William l1otr 30iOlt rd 067 I

Race Slztotolit 107 2 thIrd Time I

and turloncaSIludapIto to 10 won Hahn CoatI TaIazta 107 Dupe7 to Dme

I1te One mile Oltrnplal0 Talley v to I wont

lutelit third 143 I

a9 to 2 won

Dabs IlL Jacksontkii ijme 110Race Ot mile and an105 I to 1 soit flub Prathrra 3

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20 weretotay TheOh tOe standg hadblOod

between these someIn selling130th men drew their

and no serIouswas

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5eooi4 102

1tctSuz 107to L 107AmelIa

and furlongs Wall 103to I won Van6 second fleerg Jinkinibird fl

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RaceOne mileIda 8 DomlnlckI 4 to 8 won Two Annies 4 J T Woods 810 1 tee

oarKlrhl Della

At WindsorWlvnxon with mud

and under skis that threatened a wind and rainttorm the ala events on lbs Windsor card were pulledoff and three ef them went lo Not a

thol landed Inside Ibe money Humtnarybloat uses Kour and a hilt The rente

Demon 108 Miller u to won Vlrfle dOr U8

Second fluteSix Hicks4 to B won Young 80 A 13 lo I

Third ItanSeten 108 rl CoakIcy 3 to I Prince of India 101 7to second IU4 tE Bublnsun 2 lu

Fourth fiacr Onr mile snd a ultterntb KantMyIlls M Hlcki 7 la 2 won TopmaSt liartin 7 lo 2 second Heats 9 lo Sbird Time

Fifth ItaorKlte and a half lurlontsRebercaWells 102 13 t 3 uun Ode U7 UMartini 2 to I Mtond The Tory 102 Wlllltmn 8

Time liiuSixth ItacsHeten 100 Mil-

ler even won AI 100 Sliver 10 to IZones 103 MarlIn 4 la I third Time

At IllgbUadDETHOIT The bad a good day at

Ihe park track today and tour ot thefatorlle were lu wInning outThe track was thick and heaty and fain tell orthreatened all the afternoon summary

Hare t SO3 to I won Jennie 102 Daly 2 lo I

liisSecond Hat Four sod a ball furlongs llatrle-

W 102 Landry a lo 8 won Muddir 1 4 Cattru13 to 1 Cross V7 A Wtber 8 ID Ithird lime U8I

Thud lUccOae and ofthe Weil lot A Weber even won Windward 110

fourth Race of a mile Bummer108 Landry 4 lo I won Sweet IU4 Coburn 3to Nancy Till 104 C Wilson 7to I third Time

Fifth lUreKlte turlonctDonna Hear 102

Hlitn RaceStenlurlonr Oeorre H Ketchtm

Time 12ui-

10X0 A SECOXU V1JR1The Amerlcaa QiarterMll Champion Sweeps

Ut Uoard of Engllih IrisesMaxwell Long the American quartermile

champion has scored so many wlus on the Eng-lish cinder paths since tim International meeting-at ParU that hU inccew now rivals that achieved-by the lata I Ji Myers who In several seasonsalmost swept the of Indistance races onyards to a quarter of a mile the New York A Cman appears to be invincible and by winningseveral raoes at the shorter distance he reallyeclipses Myerss preformances as the old Man-

hattan A C sprinter was unable in Ills day totake down the of the English flyers

In addition to the many wins reportedby cubla or Firtd of 11

a of In several rareat the twoday meet of the C 0 Oldham-on 4 nnn 8 And at th-at on Au

University ofwo also at of above

On the first day of the sports Longwon the handicapdefeating a big field to whom he allowed longstarts M 43 seconds Long ran in tineJ

cheater A C 20 start In theheat of the 220yard handicap Tewksbury who

by 4 yards In 2 sS seconds from H Lesterof 14 yards Tewksbury alsotook second pucefrom the mark In 10 15 secondsOn the day of the It rained

which accounts for therecorded Long won tho 100yard scratch ramfrom T Jervls of and C W Majury-of Belfast In 10 3i seconds And the

who one of the best Irishsecond from the long mark of 8 yards Inthe latter event

At the Stoke on Trent meeting Long rsnhis best race on the other aide He

displayed lIne In the handi-cap unfavorable condition Watson

who had 10 yards start led untilwithin fifty yards of the whenwent a of andout by yards 83 seconds Tewksbury won hurdle from iwratch

consummate ease in the fast time of M

Experts to Play ItoqieNORWICH Aug 30 The nineteenth annual

gathering of the expert roque players of theEastern part of the United States will opentomorrow morning S oclock on the grounds-of the Norwich Roque Club in this city underthe auspices of the National Roque Associa-tion of America Up to last year this gamewas known as croquet but at the last annualmeeting It was decided to change It to roqueIn order that the modern scientific game asplayed at the championship tournamentsmight not be confounded with the oldfashionedlawn game for social purpoie andname of had to undergo nsimilar alteration for the same purpose There-is reason to Justify the prediction thatthe tournament moat

successful one that has been holdhere since first competitionas a number of the of tha

gsmn be expectedAmong the first division players eonteat for the championship will be Charles0 A

champion of 1893 and the most popularplayer C

London Coon champion of 190 ISMand L Bishopof of Washington cham-pion of 107

annual huslne meeting for routinebe held tomorrow evening In

clubhouse on the grounds grounds will

Milo attendance year ever before

A A GamesClose races and exciting finishes marked

regular monthly games of the Xavier A A

held on the grounds on Sunday Thescratch succeeded In defeating large fields Infour of sIx of th events on the programme-R Camplgllo the crack sprinter of the clubwon the 60 ard and 220yard dashes from theback mark while the veteran T J Vogelluaran In oldtime form In the oneandahalt-mile which he won from scratch In

fast time of 7 minutes 8 second sum-mary

0Yard Data Won by R Camplglloscratch T J McCormick 2 secured TWynne 3 yards third Time 8 13 seconds

7 verdi third Time 23 secondRun Handicap Won J 23

third Time 1 minute 1313 second

Vorellus scratch c llrady 33 yards second J30 third Time 7 minutes 8 second

Putting 12 Pound Shot by T JShelly with 38 feel I Inch T 3 trot

with 31 feet Inches J Smith i thlrowith 38 feet 2 Inches

limed Jump Won by J Smith T Jshelly second third Smith and

eel o Inches

The Thirteen Club penetrated the ranks of cricketerseiterday at WIIHitubridre where a game with

thirteen on each tide took between theOval Cricket Club and Ihe Brooklyn Wan

was closely contested anditler quite an a notary for Colum-ns 3 tuna The score

WAKDMIKRSI COLUMBIA OVAI C CStale olorJonesb Bourne

b Skynt 2 Lane b Adios I

b llurphy 13 II Newbery b Adam 2

IJoilll b Wurphir II E A Skyne e Lane-r Jones r Cob b Adam 17

been b E 34 L Mara a Boxlll o-

noilllb Murphy 0 Drown 13Kelly b 3 B Murphy cW

A Brcwn b 2W

Lane 6 Newbrrj 0

K Newberya Cobban

b SkyneF Newbery not

outJ Grief absent

Wide

T C Cliff b Adam

Adam 13W Hammond h

R Cobban c7 ban b mown 8-

U S Sandall bAdam 0

A A Bourne bDrown 0

Bourne notout 12

B Brennan e and bAdam I

3 A run outfree II

123 Leg

A

UIrS IU 14-

1I aT won

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II nl 11

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100 to won Oldr U 10 to I Ih 14

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number

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he end champIonshIpgaines will be played And contestS midnight If necessaryIndications point to larger and more

Xavierthe

b

his

DIIII y nscratch J MorrIs II T J MccormIck

bcards c Loran 10 rd C

Won by T J11 10 rd

lIndICA Won

S

TtIed bu the former won the lump on with IS

Cricket

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2 10

J r J NrWM eW Adam

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Total

TotS 134

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Woods scentnt I Cotnet third nit

trsrk

ill40 second Queen lOS

Post 20 In Dine 114hall

second Dolly Wignet 3TIme

Mirth

132

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rolls

second1 thIrd Tim l4b3

second

Polici 2 to 2-

to second to thIrdTime lO3

4 S Yoz 102 iCoburn to-to I serond WIlson

at 100

sports

oldmeetings

of etaglthree yards from H heap or Man

scratch even terms filefield thee finIshing all out won

handicap from scratch In 23 4finished

speed

hers

country wIll participate and aer1e

Cchampion and ii eid beshape defend Cue honor this week playIng

very fiat

ardi second

second Brady

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IN TIlE BASEBALL WORLD

XKtT YORKS fV VI TUB Tfll-lar DEfBATixa rifTsuvna

Cincinnati Win rm at Louis AltlnInHtctat TTett vs East ConeS Iltlibarg Didth Out TforkUotlont Excelled Theirfllrals ThIs Part ot the Clrcalt

With Sew victory ut Hlttsburgyesterday the last West rn trip jf the season

tcmpUited The Eastern teams playedflftythreo game on tilt trip of which theywon twentytwo and drew one The 1ltts

mad tho best showing against the Eastwinning out of fourteen games Ht Loutscaptured eight and lost five Chicago won sevenaud lust eveu and Cincinnati took tIe out ofeleven playing a draw with the Brooklyn

work dorm by the WM that of theBotlont who played fourteen games of whichright wen victories and nit wore defeats rheBrooklyn won six lout MX nnd played u drawThe Now Vork won tit out of fourteen whilethe IhlladelphltM took a big tumble lowing tenout of twtlvtf The Western teams have onemore trip to make East which means thatbarring accidents the Brooklyn should wintie pennant again quite easily The Bostonaw playing much helter ball now titan In theearly part of this season and have a chance toclimb Into second place especially In view ofthirty straight games they an scheduled toplay at bolos Cincinnati easily defeatedthe St Ix ul team yesterday and are againback In sixth place The Bostons in ruthplace are within ten point of tile Philadel-phia who are third fhe Champions have alead of alxtyclne points which looks safeTh resultsNew York 4 Pltuburr 2

Cincinnati 18 St Louis 7

nrconD-Ptr r r

dull W L Cent Clubs IT f CentBrooklyn 37 33 820 Boston 47 48 403

34 44 Cincinnati 43 81 474-Philadelphia47 48 i03 SI Louis 41 31 433

43 300 New York 37 34 407

NKW YORK 4 PITTSUUIIO 2

ImwDimo SO The New York stoppedover here today on their wayWest the LOW fans by com

outplaying the Pirates

tire the visitors to workIn a fast In time to cut off threatened runs

was the star performer and histhrowing to first caused much favorable porn

spore

rrrrsBino JIKW vons-II llfOAE POAE-

nfaumntef i o VnHln cfl I I o 00 lail u I 2 3 3 1

OBrien lbO o 10 0 n Helbsth UO 2 3 0 o-

Watner r fo i o i o Hickaan3bo 1270w-liliaat u i u w u-

nitcbey2b2 n Uoyletb 1 113 o3 8 1 0 Uleaton lb0 2 1 61 2 2 2100Ta-nnehlilp0 0 0 4 0 Mercer p 0 3 l 1 0

Totall 2 82713 2 Total 1

0 1 0 1 0 0 O 0 0 2

New vorr 2 0 0 l 0 o 0 0 14T-

wobase hlw WlllUmi WarnerSacrifice Double BlairHltcheyand OUrlen Struck out 2

Mercer 2 Bue on Tannehlil I offMotto I lilt by pitcher BeaumontoDty Time 1 40 mlnutts Attendant

C1XC1NKATI 13 AT IOUIB 7

ST LoUIS Aur 20 The announced resignationof Manager Tebeau with Meflrawt denial of hishating Ihe management of lbs Cardinals

lo throw the Cardinals Into a trance todiyThe score

ST touis nxasxATL-UII POXE BICPOAK-

Durkelt UO 2 l o 0 farrell ef 3 4 1 1 0IteldrlcU rf2 2 I 0 Crawford If2

rf I 2 2 1 0 I I 2 0Uailact M 1 2 2 1 o IkcHley IbtKetiier 2b 1 1 8 i 0 Coreonn M2llcUsnn IbO o a 0 0 Ucnrld rf I 2 7 o o-

Hudhof3bl 2 1 3 2

Crlgirc 1 OKaboec IYoung i 0 3 I UretKnirnrrfpODoolln 1000 Jotalil820 2714 1

Totals 111 27 Ululled for Hucey In the ninth Inning

St LoulCincinnati

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Twt ba hltsDetkley lUriett YoungDOnovan tTwetbaw hlla Uarrell2fetdt runn W llactUouMe and UcOann fltninre hlu-llurhetk liarretL Viral ba on ballson YOUDI

8 Passed er Struck outYounf It by Stolen basesBurketl

Kahoe Corcoran ill Time2 bours and 93 mlnutti Atleadancc 700

Wore ter nntrameUonWest 10 Worcester7 Second fm Worcester II Mnntrral 8

At ProTldeiire Toronto8 Second game Toronto 4 Providence I

aga-

AlCkleiroChlcSfo 8 MinneapolIs 4At 3 Detroit 2-

AlKanunCltyKantat City 6 MllwauVti 4AtClereUndCleTtland 7 3

NST Tork State ag e-

At Troy Troy 11 Elmlra 8At Si Cortland

3eh neel dy Sthenfrtadr Blnf hamton 0AI AlbanrAlbany 4 1

latcrstate LeagueAt Fort Wayne Fort Wayne 7 Marion

4 Newcastle 3-

At 1 ColumbuJ 4

Coinectlcat StatAt Brldt eport n rid report 8 Derby t

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AI New London Nonelcn I New London 2

Otktr Games

AT HAivrroRD-HARTPonn Aur 20 Orer 8000 persons at

ultr National price aa Brooklyn defeatlUrtford tarn brIbe MnefllnfUarnle wits ot the late Manager ot the llarlford club Men to day won by hIlling

Inning whenredouble by Jones stud a netted lost

tallies PrcTloui lo the game Mayor Alexander liarbison presented Pitcher Uonaran Catcher dIedroan with gold watches on behalf of their HartfordfrIends two players are Its properly of theBrooklyn club score

U UKI 4000002 0713 I

Hartford 0 2000000 02 4 2Kennedr Mcflulre and Farrell

Hemming Flaherty andAT ATLANTIC CITY

Philadelphia 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0n 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 00 3 0

llalittltiUutpbyand Conn Plerton and Voorbees

AT SYnACLlln n B-

Syracuic o o o 0 o o n o o o 4 4Doiton 0 1000300 04 7 1

OatierlciAllrack and Smlnk Wlllli Mcbola andClarke

At 4 Brlitol 2

naieball Game TodayNATIONAL LBAOUE AMBIUCAM ASSOCIAT10K

New York at PhiladelphiaBASTBRN LBAOLtt

Montreal at Rochester Toronto at SyracuseHartford at Worcester Springfield at

Daiebkll NoteBain cbccksare not rood If live Innings

been playedPresident Hart of the Club says that rules

must be framed that will make ihn shorterlie farora reducing the number of balls and strIkes

The Honeck A C hat 23 Sept p It andLabor for with learnt a guStintec Address Joe McConnell manarer i Secondavenue

Owing to a cancellation the P C hasI open Inc a game at Englewood for some first

class team Address mantgerEnglewood N J

Pitcher McClnnlty of the nrooklynt has the phenomnal record ol twenty victories and thrrr defeats this

season He he permanently frombaseball this fall

The Brlrhton A C has Sunday next open and ItdesIrous to filling It with a strung teamrierlnr a guarantee Addreis Charles

Otborne 342 Went rmyflrtt streetPitcher IK heny farmed by the New York Club

a the Chicago American Club the Sillaukees don lo one hit on Sunday In agame He opposed

to one Ml too The score was I to 0t Milwaukeen Kl To find the batting arrrtge divide the

umber of flrntbaae hits by the number of times atat To nnd Ibe fielding average divide the total

umber ot and assists by total numberf putouta assists and error A sacrlflc hit

not the bailing avert get and does notcount at a tune at bat

Clark Griffith the pitcher rf the Chicagostilted the ractlraek tbt inS bad a rough

nd tumble fight with a man who proved lo be quit

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resignation of Oliver Tebeau from themanagement of the Ht Louis team andappointment of John McGraw In his placewhich was foreshadowed In THE SUN whenthe Mound City team was lure last means thatthe Hoblsons have grown desperate becauseof the low standing of the St team andImva been forced to mftke a change because olpublic clamor It remains be seen just whatMcOratr eon do with the men who could notwin under Tebeaus direction It may be an-

other case like that of the Sew Vorki whounder the management of luck couldnot play ball a little bit but who Immediatelybraced up when Icorgo Davis succeeded Ewing

llodraw will have to mako Iho present 8tLout team win moro consistently than ItIwoiidoing It he expects to enjoy the supportof the rpoters In St touts this season laM a big disappointment not only tothe the owners of theclub The llobltons put as touch as

Interior has beenamong due to the

leniency of who alwaysallowed Ids men of

is rather lato to expect too muchBt

to tine of

players ai It dose notunderstand a team should not do Its

to satisfy public patronage even Inor A manager on

be exactly In accord with his men Cliquesand to do a manager ore not popu

shattered whendragged In the dust Baseball enthusiast

Inclined lo condemnwork under a pull to vent their spits agaInst a

The report from Cincinnati that JoeBrooklyn champions Ls likely

to manage thee a on providingU willing to 10000 to

Brooklyn magnates for the players releasenot to urbura m umong

local cranks especially If the deal Is consum-mated tninsfer of starers from club to club In the Is regarded-as smother the luck of Interest IfMonster Union concludes to Kelley

leftHeld while Jennings will probably i emade captain of the

of players the to noquite an and convinced the

the magnates ore unusually In theirdesires to get trans-fer of the to Brooklyn thee Clavelands to St Louts the IouL vllIes to Plttsburgund the of Mercer Bowennan

Frisble Belbach llawley nod Smithgratis to the New York Club can be held up

of what the magnates have beersdoing to patronage In nplto-nf the o the magnates admit thatthe btltlnei of the present

so that n the old twelveclubcircuit appears to be desirable

American Lrsgne ProtperogiWhile the National League magnates ares

complaining about thee light attendance theprogressive American League appears to beenjoying unusual prosperity President BanJohnson has enforced tho rules against rowdyIsm has compelled the trams to play quickgames and has made himself a usefulchief executive Ori Sunday was n con-

flict for the first time this at Chicagobetween the American league and the Na-

tional teams Tho Chicago Americanleague team under Charles ComUkeys man-agement played a doubleheader with theMilwaukee and the attendance was 10VW

Tho Chicago National league teamgame thee New drew s200

spectators The mtrlcan League teams con-tain National u playersrw the followIng roster shows

Amole Hooker ForemanInn P Sehreconrewl Sp er r tarry Hart Andrew tmwrnen a larry Oetlman

Chicago Fisher Katolt Denier

Shraron felOnsCleteUnd Hoflrr Smylhr hake Hstt MeKen-

na p Cross Crlsham SpIes r I ichanrr llcndbasemen Shay s t Cenlnt Plrkerlnc

Friable fielderYearer nick p-

Shaw c Dillon basement s handy Holmes

MIlllKan Oardner Kellum-SUmmel p Powers r Kelly Uaronn-Hleker basemen Madison a HarUel Ofler-Horrnter fieldersLitjeer Lee Patton MeManus lending c Schaefer Courhlln

IV Prldy Waddell pSmith r AIMllchlo

a Tutts Ketclium Waidronfielders

Bailey EhrelParker P FIsher fackllttch c tAlly NicholsSancr basemen Smith a a Wllmol

llRR ORMSIl RKSlOV5 nOM

n Will Cease to Direct the Cherry DiamondAthlete on Sept 1

Harry Cornish has resigned his position asathletic director of the Knickerbocker A Cand It has been accepted by the Board of Gov-

ernors of club to take effect Sept 1 Illsunderstood that the wellknown trainer Intends-to retire from the field of Instructing athletesentirely and that ha has another business Inview although he his refused so far to divulgethe Dilute of the new enterprise contemplated

There appears to be no doubt that the unpleaant notoriety cawed by his unfortunateconnection with Adams poisoning casa Isthe real reason of Cornish quitting the athleticworld Officials of lbs state that

director has no been forced outthe organisation find that he I as popular as

the members of the dub In-

tended to long and It was only atearnest solicitation of fronds that

to remain In charge 01 thu athletIcs ofthe durlnir the t minmer

K President of the Knickerbecker A C when questioned on the subject

nat on his returnfrom a few days ago that the athletic di-

rector had in Ins resignation and thatthe was to lose ervces as Cornlsbwas a hustler and didorgaoltlng track bas ball football and oquaUoteams

During the decades Cornish has madegreat name or himself In the nthietlo worldIn 1800 when amateur was almosta oead letter in the NewIrlot he took of the athlello de-partment Boston A A und ran

Indoor meet atHall for which more than 600 entries

were received B A A indoor mJtlnchas an annual since then but notone sets of lIne ba b n a kreaier suc-cess than Initial meeting Front BostonCornish went to Chicago A C and It wasunder direction that Worlds Fair cham

Will at theIn 1893 In Conil h assumed charge-

of athletic at tine Knickerbocker A C advent in thl boomed sport consider

he wes especially to theschoolboys who were by meetingsopen to of the A A nt

facilIties In th gymnasium of the Cherry Dinnond organization

enough to defeat the hitherto Invincible aquatloof thin N Y A C fcr the wat r lo

champIonship also turned out some goodbaseball team lie was a

las athlete and was of PartIcular atvant ga-o In sports ondiamond as ha played both football and

The Idea nf holding an Inroor drcu to

time athletic director and uoland Burnwho was a champion

the horizontal bar one the stars ofcircus

nternaUn l Teaoli Tournament at MagsraThe Niagara International Championship

ennls tournament will IM held on thEO turfcourts at the Quoen Royal lintel beginning

Wednesday tug 22

The tournatn nt will be held under the suelce of tIne United States National Lawn

Association and the Canadian Lawn TennisAssocIation Thn present Intrrnatlonsl them

DOT inEntries must be received by Wednesday

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handicapped accidents have playedlIl1 l

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that there been a conspiracy to underminewas to Ewing

the Sew York manager to rearltac of not help

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LIGHT WIND FOR YACHTS

conxEuva rAXDBnniLrs itAixnoirSCORES AOAtX fOR X KIT PORT cur

Only a Martin of Fo rte n B co de Betweenthis Winner and the YankeeL adersChaniat Each ilarkExcltlng Kith for thsFinIsh UaeAnother Cap for tOFootere-

NfiwronT Aug 20 Tlw Rainbow ownedby Cornelius VanderbIlt won the 70footerrace today In the wrles for the cup offered

by thee Newport Yacht fleeing Associationand ru a result she now has six points for thecup against the Yankees nine the Mineolaseight and tho Virginia one It was a veryunsatisfactory raw as tine wind was contin-ually shifting and It was no light that tho15mllfl trIangle was sailed over but onooAt the two marks the Kalnbow was led by an-

other boat but by clover seamanship CaptParker worked her Into a position where shehad the advantage and rhi crowed the lino

winner by U secondsThe wind was very light in tho early morn-

Ing from the northwest but It looked as If Itmight freshen The yachts stood outsideshortly after 10 oclock tIne Yankee leadingOn board the Rainbow Mrs Vanderbiltand ahe proved a mascot indeed Mr JohnR Livermore was on the Virginia There wereno guests on either the Yankee or MlneolaTho committee boat Mirage with Messrs U NEllis and A CUM Csnfleld of the committee onboard took up her position oil Brentons Reeflightship at lino and twenty mlnuteu laterthe advertised tune for the start the wind wasso light that postponement flag code letterB was set Soon after the wind freshenedsome and It was decided to make a start at1145 Codo flag C Indicating tho trianglewas set at tint time and the start was made tenminutes later There was some manoeuvringfor position

TIlt Virginia got tho weather berth withthe Yankee In the next best position but justbefore crossing thee Rainbow luffed across theYankees bow and fell away so that the lattergot hum back wind In this way the Rainbownot the advantage and crowed the line firstten second ahead of the Yankee the Virginiaa few seconds later TIll Mlneola crossed fiveseconds after the handicap signal well to theleeward All the boats carried balloon ttiy

and big Jib tocsall It was a reach offour miles to the tint mark the wind being onthe beam The yachts had gone but ashort distance toand Trom ft list of several degrees contin-ued tn rise on their had gained-an and onthe opposite tack There seemed to be a belt

and the yachts just enoughheadway to shoot north

Into the southerly wind on thee other

ferrules their netting ItVirginia pointed up Into tho northerly

some minutesWHS the first at the marl he round

On t ht reach the Itulnbowseconds but from that lime on wanbeaten the Rainbow Tho mark was roundedIn the following ordor

Tlmt TimUoat H 11 8 float it it-

Mlneola 12 27 00 Yankee 12 31 00Rainbow 12 27 33 Virginia

With times wind a little westward of southIt n us a reach to line second mark Mlneola1 lain how nnd Yrtnki forthe Virginia went Inshore which proved a badmove OK It very soft and got tolImo mark time halt an hour Onwind the Rainbow and Yankee did some greatwork thee latter In particular eating rightthrough the lee of two hostswind all the time was hauling more to the southward and tIne could theircourse for tine On the wind all theyachts this RaInbow

the Rainbow had her working sailover the and It did good work a she could

wen to walk away from thee Mltieola Theeouter mark was reached and rounded M fol-

lowsTIme TIm

DIM a M n floor n u sYankee I 44 31 Mlocola 4V 02HMntHjw 1420 VirgInia

It was a around time mark and spinnaker-set to port On the wind the llainbow madthe best time mating tho Yankee 2 minutes and88 seconds and the Allneoln nearly 8 minutestAt the mark the Yanke was 19 seconds aheadof tine wade a poor turn and

of her TinS Kalnbow soon had thee Yankeeblanketed and her without difficultyAs soon as the got wind they went

daylight between the two boats The headwere taken In and bnlloonors this

tills until she was halt the to thewhen tine other boats drew away from her

round the hours and code

that tine race would bo flnlnhed In one roundAll time the wind was more to thee

and about a mile the finishwere taken In and will

bellied well out thee ynchts came rushingfinish line It seemed to be a

which one would win but an they drew nearerIt was own that It WOK raceby a narrow margin On the ntn ths Rainbow

made up the the Yankee had on her-At outer and 24 seconds besidesAs RaInbow the line Mrshilt waved h r tiny Urn hs dkerchlef In thisair being of her hutfor thn second time In successionTho official time was as follows

Start Finishntat and Otrner M U 5 H M S It H s

Rainbow C Vsndetbllt I S 32Yankee If D Durra

and U P Whitney 113842 24083 24118-Ulnenla August Del

mnnt 24211 24211-VlrflnU W K Vauder

118988 30342

Wednesday nextThe owners of the Vfooters have offered a

cup to b raced for by thee 70footersthn startsto be made In and raced down In tourna-ment form thee winner of the racing irtthe finals The starts are minutesapart and similar races held each by3 Vfoot rs have proved very Interesting The

start for be sailedon Thursday There was also talk of offering

Mr Blmont will have toNewport at the end of thee week which will

n In the class

AD Estr Win forNtMTonT Aug 20 There win HH exciting

race this afternoon between thee SOfooterwfo A cup offered by V H Miller The racewas In the open In which Dorothysalledby her ownerU YaleDolnn won by overthrewminutes The wind was from the southeastand the was from thee outer harborto Beaver Tail to Hock twice ovrr andftnl h In cove The VhOtiero III got theestart with the WH Wu by over

but on the wind sims made forlot time tho second Mal nt the finishThere was also u race between thf halfratertheir rotirf blnc In the men twice over n-

elahlmlle trUnele Thn srmmury3-0FOOTEKS

EiapiitStart Finish Time

Oirn r H U s n it S II M SDorothy H Y DolanS 34 00 3 31 32 2 10 32-Wa Wa H Btoofcs 33400 8 Ml SO 2230-Jlera H N KI1I 33400 38703 2303-Vaauera III W Ruth

erfurd 31400 33333 24 33Polynor A II Ptf et 33400 80110 2710-I pcranta W B DuncanJr 33400 80382 2832-

Breeif W O HoelVerJr2 39 00 4 3s 40 1740-Ksglel W Irosvenor Jr2 JQ no 4 3D 23 2028-

Slraliht Heats at Kirk ParkAug 20latorltra won all three

races In straight beats at Ihe owning rsrlnr ofthe Ctlv M Kirk Park to

The raclnr was good howrter and the winnertn each Instance had to win Summary

238 claM pacing 140-

Counrll s Chime Perrln 1 1 IDK Bombough 4 2 2

lolden nod ch t iCrnr 2 6Maud M s m QllleUei s 4

tir riOallaeher ft 3

240 claw trotting purse I4A-OOenrreGulnette rIlourbon b s KernaniLakesIde Staid b m MeGanUidlum b g thakerPOUT Heeler b nAntetto-

n2l cla pacing 140-1Caitrldirli Van Auken I 1 1

Maggie lllomboiiini 2 2 4lleule Orr bit m 3 3 4-

llov H b a fcPtrey 3 A 3May View 1 4 8 8-

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TROTTING AND PACING

Ood Card for Oraog C ty DrivingAi otlatl n St Oo he Today

Many New York horsemen will Journey t-

Qoshen this week to attend the meeting ofOrange County Driving Park Associationwhich begins today The entry list Is extraordlnarlly attractive and competltlotIn each class promises to bo stubborn This3 trot for 11000 Is on today programmeThere ore tw ntyelght nominations amongthem Nouroia J R Ourneyi bay mate bj-

Btamboul Axway Ceo B Ffrom Marshland Stock PatIo by Axworthythe Arden Forms gray mare Polly Taylorby Island WIlkes Jantlne bay mare by Norcater anti James Shevlln by Simmons whomJulio Dlckerson has entered from John J Me-

Cortys Parkway Farm and Monopole limo

chestnut gelding by Leicester who madeu pacing record of ZOSM In t 8 but Is beingraced at the trot tills year and gone a mileIn tW

There twentysix entrlos In the 220 trotIncluding Nollle Day by Pamllco Lady NorYette by Xonal winner of the 3J2 trot at thePoughkenpsle meeting with Ed Downs In thesulky and that fast bay gelding Relmondby Keller from the Parkway Farm stableswhom John Dlckerson picked up In IndianaFourteen good ones are named for the 213pace Including the Qimbetta WIlkes maroClover from the Oak IIUl Park Farm Nell Atoyonerthe fast guldelses wonder from AloyonerFarm Carlun by Constantine the ParkwayFarm representatIve Frank Howells U flBond the black maro Junero by Allerton andReplica by Repetition The track U fasternow than It ever was and every effort will beroads to It to for Joe Patchen when hetries during to beat the track

20 John K Gentry

Lawson stable whose name lisa been changedto Dreamer Is showing such speed horsemen will keep a eye on him wherever he

trot ho showed flights ofthat marked him as a comer III

fastest heat WM ZlS r but In thee fourth andfifth heat when Annie this favoritewas eight or ton lengths ahead ot him at thehalf he would cut loose after her and was

halves In 1C4 endU likely to be time

Lawson In the JlOnno StakesDreamer U a black colt by Oakland Baron2WV a of Baron Ul Vernonby Jay Bird lie Is also In this Kentucky Futur

Vance Cleveland relnsman Isthe most successful driver of season con

Nolan TIOX Arch W JIJk hellMetal 18K Straight Ticket

eleven firsts eight seconds and sixaggregate are ii 3

John A McKeever ownedthe amateur reins

man and President of the Cleveland DrivingClub was driven two onemlln heats towagon last week In J12 lie to Nanother wagon trotter Mralso worked i of trotters Dr Buckner

an in secondThe Executive Committee of the Road Drivers

Association of New Yorkthe pursuit whlcn wax scheduled for tine

i at the City track8-

i C Knox thee road rider accordto a from time Smoky City lowered

the worlds team record over new mile

hems llamltn nndfJeortrc held thee record 2I2 made

last autumn at thee Chicago payingabout for them When were ex

at Madl ou larden Horse-Show last year many horsemen were of tineopinion that more than they were

they were a font andpair Recently replaced B C with I r

tn a of 28j Inand Dr in 2 last year

MARIOV Ind Aug a pacinghor o with a mark ol illl thefreeforallracx at 8wa en today Thewas owned by it L Illsand valued at 13000

ANNIE RVRXSS nLVC HILL

The Little Gray Stare Takes the Stake Aftera Rand Fight

BOSTON Aug 20 Grand Circuit week atReodvllle opened under the most suspiciousconditions this afternoon The wnather wasperfect and tine attendance large There werefour events on the cord the 2M trot for thee

lIme Hill stake of 13000 thee 317 pace and thee

223 trot for threeyearolds a purse of 12000being offnred for the latter race NaturallyInterest centred In the Blue Hill and the lastevent Time Blue Illll attracted attention onaccount of the Urge entry lIst and tine size ofthe purse and every ones was curious to seewhat T W Iow8ons Dreamerwould do In thee youngsters classThee Blue Hill went to Annie Burns M wasrather expected on account of her having therecord of 51 JS the best of any of the fieldalthough things looked blue In tie third heatwhen sho went Into the air at the first turn andbarely escaped being In Dreamerthe crowd had a great disappointment Hewas the favorite with many ut even moneyHgHlnst the field although Major Delmar wasliked by miwy In thee very first heat of thee

event Dreamer acted badly and t quarterpost went Into the air und it took Gutcombthe length of the back stretch to get the blackgelding down on his once more but itthen too lute as the distance flag hud fallen

limo first event to bn started was for the Bluestake There starters and on

this account It was difficult for Walker tothem away in anythlrc like fair butafter trials he was successful AnnieBurns picked out first place In the heat on thehome from the polehorse In the second heat it wasneck go between Annie and MlddlemayhtmL little mare proved too forthin gelding After in the thirdheat went to the front andea In thee fourth Annie hind a poorpositIon that Dlllonlte and Grace Onward were

before clear of fieldhut In the fifth shies raced the out of Dl

and won a lengthThere were sixteen starters tn the 217

was a trifle off he had things his ownDelmar was hardly counted

upon towin tho butthings so lively for Emma Winter andIn the first stock rose

He also took the second and third Sum-mary

230 class trotting the Blue Hill purse 13000Annie Burns g m by lobby Burnt

Wilson 1 3Dilionltr bib r truller i i 3Oracle Onward ch m iMatep 222-Mr Mlddlemay b r iKrtcham 3 B 4Kleilrlc Wllkes b n 343K-tletala b YoungKbba r m Wlnnlnr 838m Marsh 788m eSteems l 8Leonard Walker dltBert llerr br h Kellyi d-

lnmt iUi2Uli 214 M6H 213212 clatv pacing 31noo

Walnut br r Walnut Bay ONeill I 8frank b g Payne 2 l

bv ILittle 4KarlyUlrdJr h iCioMrn 3 j-Tonlta F ch m iMerrllll 3 4 3Jo Valley b t Proelorl 4 3 8

Time lt MS 2IO 314i81000-

Gentrys Treasure br h by John B lIentry i i

Ired S Wediewood ro h Sullltan 2 3llunabm Cnrptnleri 13 2lenny Muck b m 14Darnel ch m 3 7Ilex b f Collnt 4 4Victor b g McGregor 711Satan b n Merrill t 3 7-

RoMlet br m 3 8 IIIletbel b r Proctor u 10The Private b r foolr 10 oMan Trlmobr g Wall lo 14 12Uraden b r Miller u adit-Junero br m Cotlllei s lieuAlberta r m Arthur dK-Ulstura b m McUontld dlv

Tlire2l1 210 211223 class threeyraroldi trottlnr puree 82000

Dee b f ThomaSlonnala bf Outnlo-

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rakatoa b r YoungbIb 5 Ottciitnb

lls-n1lme2B 213 2I8U

FootballThe ilnrton A A football If am deaf mutes has

orranlted and will make IU appearance on Ibea new wrest the Ito

und championshIp from the of theto arrange a few Sunday game

luring the early aeanon with entire10 pounds Addres listens t Kennfrtnrey street

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starts who aw win his first racesAlbany think he I better the sonsatlona

timed the latterI 14 intimated

liethe number of tinlees he has

With loinMit started races winning

and Maitby a mik in last half in llfllast quarter mi 131i seconds and stepptd them

hasrace

mstin mpiroSept

track on flrunots Island last haturday bydriving Wert and Dr Leek in 2l0 C

honest

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wu close to the winner to the first heatIvalnut was tO thee 212 race

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URIILIAXT TENNIS IX TIlE FIXAt Of-ALLCOUBKH CirAHflOSSUir

George ITrena Unable Lamed HuhIn Net PI 7Tb Winner Will Pli7 Charplug Whitman for Matloial honor Today

Allen Mini the Contlatlon HloileNEWPORT Aue wWllllini A Lamed of

Bununlt X J redeemed himself la the finalround of the championship lawntennis tournament at the Casino hero thhmorning and tomorrow he will Unitchance for the national championship afterten years of hard work at tine same Lamedbent George Wrcun In tho final thU morning tnlimo easiest fashion Wrcnn Kcttlnif only sevengames during the munIch limo ewe with whichLamed won today materially Improved hhchance of SIICCOHH tomorrow for a hard finalmatch the day before challenging the fftwhchampion h considered a very heavyhandicap against this challenger Vrenndid not show in good form Magainst lore on Saturday Unquestionablythe different styles of play nlTeclcd Wrennagame Ho could make little headway againstthermhlntf brlllluntnot ptay of I irncd wher-

UA Gores baselino tactic were an entirelydifferent proposition and offered unlimitedopportunities for attack on Wrwnus partWronn tried to play mtfe today In the hope otputting Lamed oft hU game but It won no uand Vrenu wo never In tho hunt front tb

In tine first wt learned did not get underway at once hut after tim first gainshe ran throe straight without limo score reachingdeuce The fifth game was Wremis andsixth was close but finally fell to time fiummtttexpert who lost the next and then ran out the

with two love Score 8S Wrestskept at his work In the second set

lint three cornea were allgetting two of Hut Wrennn chances

lnrn l settled down Into ofInvincible streaks after time score had reached2 I and In next three games VrennJust ones point After taking the set by 6 3 there

a rest and Lamed came out aridripped Wrenn again In astounding manner

four of time first fIve all fourof which Wrcnn got only S points while

Then took time eighth after it hind beendnucod six and the match was overThe scores

FiRsT SET

tarred J 444 27 I 4 4llHW-renn 4 o20JSECOND BET

Lamed 8 4404W-rcnn 8 B 1 0 0 4 1272T-

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turned 4 444424 10388-Wrenn 8222

Lamed won eighteen to ssven andscored 109 points against M were livelove which went to Limited andsix deuce games four of which were won byLamed two by Wronn match WMthe shortest final at for many yearslasting less titan an hour nnd a half

In looking back over thee tournament It Ismore ever that time ex-

pert had not any chance to win They wetsdrawn lower half throa

of the crack American Lnrncd Wrightand Davis were the upper half Itto My all Ameri-cans as well us Champion Whitman

Wrennwas probably time of the men In

there wore probably five playersIn the halfbeaten him and this years tournament willadd one more strong argument In favor

for time cham-pionship In future Lamed

m tomorrow Whitmanare thought tn b about even Every oneknows what Whitman citn do no oneknows what will do If the latterstrIkes one of his brilliant streaks and can holdIt to time end of the can prevent

from the championship onthee other hand ho is not at to hold his

until the end even If he gets ahead Ho

odds are to 4 on IIpracticed this afternoon with Black and showed

form beating him by 6 2 8 4 8 4Time summer

KlnglevKlnal roundWilliam A

best W J Clothier e3 e4 J A Allen beat J Itft4 82

Final roundJ A Alien beat J P Prtt 44-8u 84-

COLVJtaiA FOOTUALL PLANS

The Squad Will Start rracllee at Dranfor4Point Sept 10Ncw Dlood for Team

W B Shoemaker manager of thee ColumbiaUniversity football team Is making preparationfor what promises to be an even more successfill season for tho wearers of the blue andwhite than the campaign last fall turned outAt present the manager Is at Riverside Coonbut he has mads all arrangements for the pre-

liminary practice of the squad The candidateswill meet at lu oclock on this morning of Sept10 at the Murray Hilt Hotel where the squadwill be organized and taken to Branford PointConn liners U every facility for practice atthat place and the men will be put

cour o until the forthem to enter college when will begin realhard practice at Columbia Field

out such a good elevenfrom scant material last fall has again beensecured as coach He will be asIs ted at Bran

Point by former Burt Wilsonand the veteran r W P Slorovitch

The colleges Is more ambitious than ever endnave schedule of trained harder thanever attempted before te m

with the bit four

Princeton In addition to one with the Carll l

Indians hard teams All thewithin two months M I ap-

parent that the Columbia boys have their workon gridiron cut out for them

That tine team will be a good one U evidentfrom a by Manager ShoemakerIn he state that of the old playerswit return to college and thosewill again and white ai follows

We ks and Morley matchless half nacksWright herein if skilful lefttackle Smyth bulldog right tackle and thoseother IB of the on Wolff Denman

Ervlng Ilruce Van Holvenberg tosay nothing of popular Tom 8 moos

to about fortya large number of

candidates have selected to gotoPoint where a few good men are almost sure tobe developed slams bv coach banlord

Coimtryanu Athletic team lsone f them r O is another The

on the St Paul team which won the Interscholastic championship last tall win enterColumbia o played a dashinggame at hack on thteam tine two Hamilton brothers from

Academy StamfordManager ni ki r ntends tn unearth alt

likely and will Issue a cail to encollege the who have

the least football ability tohand In their namesto him If any now blood earlyenough and their form warrants It they will btaken to Branford Point

arrangements have been made topopularIze the thee students and

a thn ensuing Ticketsto tlnmatts good for thee seven

chediled to take nt olumblixField The holder will be guaranteed athe north stand for nil home cannes and willsave S3 SO time Iranaction tickets mayIw from Man ger Shoemaker at 11West 117th street The is the cornpl te schedule of the Columbia teams

Oct 3 llutterist New DrunjnlcU Oct ft Weiltran-st Columbia Irld Oct 10 Wlllltms at ColumbiaYield Oct 13 Hsrisid M Cambridge Oit IT-

PtnnirlTanlit at Oct 27 Y stColumbIa Field Nor A Irlnrcton at Columbia FlrlitNov to of lluflalo at UuftAlo Nov 17

Columbia Nor Indians it Columr-

liowlp of KingEddIe Gardner biolhrr of Oscar Cardner the

Omina Rid aSks for a return matrh with 11ra Callshan

The Carlisle A r ol last Vew York tins mnf 4four Ifirouad bouts to b derided In Its rlubhouMtonIght

Jack Kferhstdt the Southern lIghtweight who s-

now In Knrlond tintuerMful In ona match and It coming home

Jn litnittla and O f r Oardner the Dinah-KM Tine been mMrhfd lo box twenty roundsat the lirnadnay A C on Thursday night

Hilly Jloore roomed nf Kt louis who l In goodform lint now unnt to meet the sInner of the

or 114 poundslId Iatltne the former lifhtwelfht In

Kid lion to pro r rllii encounter Franklime In Cleveland hta Agreed lo tn Jce Gam Inrulllmurr for wept rounds Sept

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