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BROOKLYN DAILY EAGLE. NE\V YORK. SATURDAY, OCTOBER 25, 1902. m eRDDK mm Poodles From Great Neck Estab lishment Lead Long Island Exhibitors. ST. P E T E K ’S VS. M OHAW K A. C. M'h WINDHOLME SCORES SECOND. Toy Spaniels From Southam p ton N e x t in Line for Laurels—^List of W inners. i l l i The second annual exhibition of the Ladies’ Kennel Association of America, which has been in progress a t Madison Square Garden since Tuesday, came to an end last eieenlng. The closing hours were m a r k e d by a good attendance and one or two ' Incidents a bit out of the ordinary, ■which helped to enliven matters. George Rose of Roslyn, L. I., purchased th e Boston terrier, Dan Patch, of H. M. Simpson of the Mount Ida Kennels, of Dor chester, Mass., for th e reported price of fl,500. Other sales of more or l e s s im p o r t ance were made, hut the little anim a l from th e Hub commanded the best price. The d e a t h of two dogs belonging to the Metropolitan Dog Exchange of 734 Seventh avenue, M a n h a t t a n , created a stir. The anim a l s were benched in different parts of th e Garden and were found stretched out dead shortly, afte r G o’clock. Circumstances pointed to poisoning. One was the prize w i n n i n g bull bitch,- Lady Ellen, and the other th e French bulldog. Crib of Ashfleld. The Red Brook K e n n e l s of Great Neck, be longing to Miss -Alger, carried off t h e honors fo r Long Island. The poodles from this es tab l i s h m e n t carried off t e n first prizes, seven seconds, five t h i r d s , three reserves, two first winners, one reserve winners and five specials. .Among trophies of the latter class were t h e B r e e d e r s ’ Cup. a prize for the best team of four; silver medal lo r the best poodle, curly or corded, owned and shown b y a m e m b e r of t h e Ladles' Kennel .Associa tion; cup t o r the best specimen, other than black, t o be shown under sim i l a r conditions; Champion Mlio Cup, for the best curly coated poodle, open to all. The winnings of this kennel are considered remarkable. The Windholme Kennels, owned by H. T. P e t e r s of Islip. scored second honors, which were t e n first, two seconds, five t h i r d s , t h r e e re.'erves, two first winners, one reserve win n e r and six speciais. Among the specials w a s a silver cup, for the best sporting dog, o t h e r than pointer o r setter, offered by the W e s t m i n s t e r Kennel Club; a prize for the best team of four; sliver medal for the best beagle of opposite sex to winner of gold medal, owned by a mem b e r of the associa tion; a cup valued a t $25, offered by Mrs. F. W. 'Vanderbilt, for the best beagle brood bitch shown -n-lth two of her get; $100 cup fo r t h e best pack of four beagles. The Prince C h a r l e s and Blenheim span- t) lels from the .Ashton Kennels of South- |> nmpton. belonging to Miss Lillian C. Moeran, secured third honors tor Long Island. Seven firsts, three seconds, four thirds, two first winners, one reserve winner and eight spe cials constitute the winnings of t h e s e beauti ful little animals. Miss Moeran captured the Dreamwold cup, valued at $250, offered by Thomas W. Law- son of Boston, for the best Blenheim, Ruby or Prince Charles spaniel; the Breeder’s Cup, fo r the best brood bitch and one of her produce; the prize for the best team of four. Tho Craighdarroch Kennels - won many honors w i t h th e i r showing of Scottish t e r riers. This establishm e n t is owned by Mrs. B r a z i e r of Bay Shore, L. I. Seven firsts, -three seconds, t w o first winners, two reserve . w i n n e r s and a num b e r of specials cam e to Craighdarroch. -Among the specials were silver cups p r e sented by the Swiss Mountain Kennels for th e best brace (dog an d bitch) of non-sport ing dogs owned and shown by a m e m b e r of th e Ladies’ Kennel Association; a prize lor th e best team of four; a cup for the best A m e r i c a n bred Scottish terrier bitch In puppy and novice classes, and the Scottish T e r r i e r Cup, presen t e d hy Mrs. Frederick Brooks lor the best Scottish terrier, dog or bitch, excluding those having won cham pionships, oiivned by a member of t h e Ladles’ Kennel Association. . The Meadows K e n n e l s of Hempstead. L. I., showed collies. Irish terriers- and French bulldogs, and captured five firsts, one sec ond, one third, three reserves, one first win n e r and a num b e r of specials. The French bulldog. Miss F o l l e t t e . -ivon the Gilbert M. K i n g trophy for the best French bulldog under lo pounds owned and shown by a m c h i b e r of the Ladies’ Kennel Association of Massachusetts. The Meadows Challenge Cup. presented by Mrs. Jam e s L. K e r n o c h a n for t h e best team of Irish terriers owned by a m e m b e r of t h e association, w a s also won by the Meadows Kennels, as was the Katen'elto Medal, lor th e best brace of terriers under com p a r a tively the same conditions. Miss Bird of Westbury, L. I., won the Bloodhound Challenge Cup .offered by F. W. Vanderbilt for t h e best bloodhound of either sex shown and O'wned by a member of t h e association, and also the Self Protection Cup, for the best Russian wolf hound. She also captured one first, live second, one th i r d and one r e s e r v e winners for tho week. Howard Gould of P o r t Washington won a cup tor the best brace of sheepdogs .and the Sheepdog Challenge Cup. He also carried oft two firsts, tn-o seconds, two thirds, two first .winners’ and two . reserve w i n n e r s ’ prizes. Mrs. Newton Bennington of Bensonhurst ■won t h e Monticello Challenge Cuo, with her ^■e.yhonnd Beppo Blue. This Is given for t h e best greyhound shown by a mem b e r of the Ladles’ Kennel .Association. Mrs. Lee Anstay of Oyster Bay, L. I., won the Sayoy Cup for the best brace of .Ameri- ■ can bred toy snanlejs of any variety, and th e Sunbeam Challenge Cup for the best American bred toy spaniel owned and shown by a m e m b e r of the Ladles' Kennel -Associ ation. W. Bourkc Cockran of Port W a s h i n g t o n , L. I., won t h e Gould Challenge Cup tor the best American bred St. Bernard dog with his Lothalr. J. H. Mullins of Brooklyn got a t r o phy for the best team of four bull dogs, while George S. Mott of Babylon, L. I., won a prize for the best team of four pointers. A l i s t of t h e Long Island and Brooklyn prize w i n n e r s follows: .Anatey, M rs. H . I.ep. O.vstcr B a y . A s h t o n K e n n e ls. Southam p ton. \ iln e t o n , M rs. N e w ton , B e n sonhurst. A Good Game E x p e c ted a t Bay Bidge on Sunday. The foot b a l l team of St. Peter's C. L. A. j will line up ag a i n s t the strong .Mohawk j C. eleven on Sunday afternoon at h'ifty- | eighth street and Second avenue. The t e a m s | are evenly m a t c h e d , as far a s weight goes. ! and t h e resu l t will be wati-hcrt with i n t e r e s t , j The .Mohawks have a strong and snappy tram and have a victory over the Bay Ridge A. C, t o t h e i r credit. St. P e t e r ' s team has tindergone a few changes in the Hneup and h y using new formations they expect lo rlofoat the boys from Bay Ridge. ST. V R A I N CASE AGAIN. Memphis. Tenn., October 23 —- The local club indorses the action of Manager F r a n k in (he St. V r a i n case. The following teln- ! g r a m was se n t to Secretary Farrell to-day: ■ .t. H. F.arrnll. S e c r e t a r y . N e w V .,ik: Tile M e m iih ls C lub unqualiii-'-dly indorse tlio enur.se o f (.'lurries F r a n k am i j-nur aeii,m In per- forniinr: rv llh o u l n o t ic e to him ur us Is in llar- im u iy w ith you r p a s t conduct. (Sign e d ) M K M P H l.S B A S E B A I .l . A,-:.-:0('lATION. B y J . E;. Hut-.’h in s o n , S e c r e t a r y an.J T r e a s u r e r . B0t[eS ROLL RICH T( Fern Council Makes Clean Sweep in South Brooklyn R. A. League. I SCHOOL BOYS, ATTENTION! j Sunday Eagle 'Will H ave Pictuie.s of ' Local Foot Ball Tennis. ■ The Brooklyn Haily Eagh- will print tn- j morrow pieitire.; of all of Ilie i-enior foot I hall t e a ms of the Long Island Inters.•linlast ic ; Athlon*’ L( i P r a t t Iifuto. •'i- Paul's Ftiiool. Pi'l>‘ ; Prep, noy>:' >chool a.nil lOrui-niiis Hall, ja i l hriv** of aflniirurs, i: niii- sific of flio I'las.w riM’Mis ff ih-* i.chonl'-. aiul tlu\’ i»i*‘iurt's i-clv.' an •’n.ir.'«> to jcompfirc tlu* weight a::<l loo!..' oi i:.f ru- 1 s p e c l i v f loamn. OF POSTO i PfiOOOGL 1 H E F F L E Y SCHOOL OFFICERS. ‘ BERKELEY WINS TWO MORE.' On Thursday afternoon tho athl.’ii'- -is- j soi’iaiioii of Hcfflt*;*' Si-lioni '•lurtc.1 j for tho rurrent vtuir. It *leci<U''l i\ liav-- Apollos M eet F i r s t Defeat in G reater ngp.’Lrp j!p\ Vdhp.ta I Lirf Expert Sees to C o n r m e n t on at Morris Park. ONLY TWO FAVORITES WIN. HOWELL VERSUS FINN. New Y o rk Tournam e n t—R e sults Elsetvbere. M ore hlRh ro llin g w a s w itn e s s e d In tlie secon d series of p a m e s in tho S’.)uth B r o o k lyn H n y a l A r c a n u m L o a p u c tournainer.l lust n l « h l. F e r n C o u n c il pullc(3 <iut w ith a doub le v icto r y , w h ile V lK ilaat boat Pro.-^ifooi H e ig h t s for th e ev e n h'’n<jis. H u n t o f F e r n njade th e only 2U') ta ll y , s-cures: F I R S T GAM E . \'lp l l a n t . BEPPO BLU E , Winner of the Monticello Challenge Cup for t h e B e s t Greyhound Belonging to a Member of t h e Ladies’ Kennel Association of America. (Owned by Mrs. N’ewton Bennington of Bensonhurst. L. I.) Second Game fo r Rice Chess Trophy A d journed in B rooklynite’s Pavor. SM A T H E R S W IL L RACE. not blue said W a n ts to S tart L o rd D e rby A g a inst A n y T r o tter T raining. After having driven Lqrd Derby to victory In the fastest th r e e - h e a t race, save one, ever trotted, E. E. Sm a t h e r s , owner of t h e horse, has announced his w i n i n g n e a s to start him in a race against any tro t t e r training, John A. McKerron preferred, but Cresceus barred, for either m o n e y or fun. \I am willing to trot horses for a ribbon or any sum up to. $25,000 a side,” the owner of Lord Derby. H. K. Devereux, w h e n told of Mr. Sm a t h e r s ’ challenge, said: “I Intend preparing McKerron to take a low m a r k a t Memphis next month, providing he stays sound, consequently I will have no time to race him for a ribbon, while a side bet is entirely out of the question. I m a y have more to say on the subject in a day or so, but for the present th a t is all.” George Ketcham said th a t as Cresceus Is booked for the balance of the season in contests against time he would not b r e a k the engagement to race Lord Derby.—The Horseman, YALE WINS PROTEST. Schick Declared In e lig ib le and In t e r collegiate G am es Go to E lis by 32 to 29. SPORTING mm ■ ST THE SflCmL GLOBS. Hanover Bowling Association Prepares for Active Season on the Alleys. AURORA GRATA ALSO IN LINE.lSi?rhi U n ion L e a g u e rs Complete E irst Round of T o u rnam e n t—Invincible Club Com p etitions. The executive committee 'of the Intercol legiate Association of Am a t e u r Athletes held a special m e e t i n g at the Fifth Avenue Hotel last evening to decide the case of Schick, the H a r v a r d athlete, who was pro tested by Yale shortly after t h e Mott Haven games of this year. The protest was de cided against H a r v a r d and Yale wins the intercollegiate meet. Otherwise Harvard would have the honors of 1902. Both sides came arm e d with much evi dence and after three hours of discussion a vote was taken on the m a t t e r . This re sulted in a deadlock, Harvard and Pennsyl vania voting th a t Schick was eligible, while Yale and Princeton m a i n t a i n e d th a t he was not. In case of a deadlock the chairm a n of t h e association is allowed to vote. This he did and his action was in favor of Yale. Thus Schick was declared ineligible and the In tercollegiate m e e t of last y e a r goes to Yale by a score of 32 to 29. President Hooker of Cornell occupied the 1 chair. Other delegates present were J. G. Willis. H a r v a r d : Edwin K. Large, Princeton; Charles Gould, Yale: John C. Gilpin, Uni versity of - P e n n s y l v a n i a : Gustavus T. Kirby, Columbia; Thornton Gerrish, H a r v a r d ; C. Robert Adams of Columbia. Clive C. Duval, president of t h e Yale A. A., was also at the meeting. The latter, defatigahle worker Schick, was one of the Eli claim. At the last “ d u t c h ” of the Hanover Club Bowling Association officers for the ensuing year were elected and a programme arranged for the season. The officers are J. H. Mo wen. president; W. A. Lee. vice president; F r a n k Helme, secretary; Frank M. Price, John W. Gaylor, William A. Leo. Charles C. Tompkins and F. J. Helmle, bowling commit tee. A m y s t i c tournam e n t will be the first event arranged to attract the bowling contingent, and this will b?' s t a r t e d next month. A five men team tournam e n t will probably follow, and matches will be arranged with other social organizations- Tbe popular Dutch dinners, which have the feature of the season a t the Hanover will be continued every other Saturday night. The high score for t h e HanoveV alleys is 290, made by C. C. Tompkins, last June. Mr. After playing fifty-three moves in t h e sec ond game of the Rice trophy contest, at the M a n h a t t a n Chess Club, last night. C. S. Howell, of Brooklyn, and Julius Finn of M a n h a t t a n , adjourned the contest without having reached a decision. Finn,-w h o won th e fir.st game, played in Brooklyn earlier in the week, had the move and played his favorite Ruy Lopez. Howell defended with 3 P —Q R 3. The m a n e u v e r s of the middle game r e sulted in a wholesale exchange of pieces. Each was left with a knight and pawns. Howell’s knight, however, had been crow'ded to one side and in extricating it he was obliged to p a r t w i t h a pawn. The Brooklynite played the ensuing uphill game in fine style and held his onvti well. Finn still rem a i n e d with a pawn to the good •but could m a k e no headway. Finally the M a n h a t t a n man. in sheer des peration. gave up two pawns for the sake of ng a passed K B P. but took long chances In so doing. When play- stopped, Howell had a passed pawn on each of the rooks’ flics and good prospects of wjjining 'out. The players may not be a b l e . t o ' m e e t again inside of a week. To-night Dr. Lasker, the world’s champion, will give his second performance at sim u l taneous play a t the M a n h a t t a n Chess CIu*). To-m o r r o w S. •■Lipschuetz will be pitted against the champion In an c.xhiblUon game, play beginning a t 3 P. M. LONG CHASE, BUT NO FOXES. N a m e W a s lieln i .. o •! 6 T c d ler .......... l \ Ro(lK**ra . . . . 0 .S :: .Schovliim: ..163 .Scliwunw edu 3 5 2 T o tal ............ C.S 17 St:CON I y*r*isuc£.L H e ig h ls. Sherm a n . . . . J. IJyrno... S tH H ton ......... C. IJ y i n e . .. T o tal S. S. B. 2 2 6 4 3 I 7 2 4 2 4 ^ ’ i 2 Sc.; N a m e . 12i,O 'N e ill .. 144: S w a n ... 162, H u n t ___ 14.S Th..rn ... 176;\VaM man 7.*l‘r.'.lal . . . O AM E . ! Vl-Sllant, Sc.i Nam*', F e r n . S. S. 13. .... 3 7 0 . . . 3 .T 4 .... f) 3 2 . . . . 4 D 1 . . . . 5 1 4 20 10 11 o n S. .S. B. I r. 2 3 6 I) 4 1C2 .'^I’huvlItiK ___ 3 6 1 172 .^cliw a n w c iie. 4 2 4 M 120'<V(',)nnell . . . 1 ir.2,T.-ullor 163; Udcl^jtTS Orpu’r; vi*‘t' i>rcsi'1«’!U, Percy Pi'!***'; tary. C'. .S. Lmllow: e()rr*’;-iioniiinir sf<T**t.iry. Miss E.'i’K’l Du i ’ell. and treasurer. Kic’l*Tiek Hanklin. SERIES OF BRUSHES FOR SPEEDWAY CHAMPIONSHIP. Road D rivers’ Association of New Y o rk W ill H o ld Six Saturday M atinees. -I ir, IS 17 77.7!'r..tal .. T H I R D HA.MK. 19 IS 13 ;i07 l ’roi*ri*.*ci J lo ig h t s . O ' N a i f ' . . . S. rf. . . 2 6 R. 2 Sc.' N a m e . KS'Jung*' .......... rf. . 2 S. R. 5 3 rfc. 154 .Sw.-in ........ . 2 4 4 161 .Sherman .. .. 1 3 6 124 H u n t ......... Thorn ........ W a b im a n . . 1 4 .\) 13*j:J. B y r n e . .. . 2 3 5 , . 2 7 1 l7*h.Sianl<'n . . . . . 3 2 *5 13 1 .. 0 i> 5 i;ll:C . B y r n e . .. . *> 2 8 88 T o tal ......... .. 7 26 17 776iT o lal ............ 15 27 634 APOLLOS LOSE EIRST GAME. A f t e r w i n n i n g tlv*? s t r a i g h t sarn**.‘i in tli*; Gr-:':!.t»‘r N e w Y o r k tou r n a m e n t, the A p o llo team mt-t Its flr^t d e f e a t a t th e h a n d s o f ih** .\rlIrif;lon.s in th e third Kume la s t nlrrhi. T h e ArlinKion.^ I'ui up pood s*’ores. an d m a d e a elean •''Woep. Liut^hwk’kit^hwk’k W h e e lmm e n h a d too hee sall.sflall.sfled up w h ile the W h e e l e n h a d t h s w ith a flouble d e f e a t . H*dst o f th e .\rlIn ij lo n s average*! 200 w ith 224 h ig h . Score.s: F I R S T G A M F . B u .shw ick W h e e lm e n . I A p o llo . S. S. ]3. S r . I Nam«t. 2 4 4 150. W o lf 2 4 4 2 6 2 3 o 2 2 6 2 An*lers*.in lilo.s.Hfcld Schrelber M ei.slahn l.'.l' F ick f !?'*,( L a n d m a n T o tal S. 55. B. kr. 3 2 5 2 .5 3 2 7 I 6 2 2 5 2 3 To .\teulo the question of the full ' haui- plonship of Uu' Spi'odM-ay. .amonc its iif-nt- bers. the Road UrU'ers' .A.ssociation of New York has authorized Its lirusli rniiiiiiii i re to promote a series of hrtishes. l)ta:iniiinit iM j t h l s afternoon and fonliiniiiiK for siN week::. Jili I between the fast horses that fretiticnt the drive. It is proposed to have classes for tro t ters. pacers, trottint; icam.s and paeiut; te;i:n.s. Any m e m b e r can enter, hnt the entries are subject to the apitroval of the cominiLK’c that has power t o forimilato rulc;s to ttovern the coinpetitioii, Horse.s to sta r t next .Saturday must be named by Thursday, tiiid iio horse that i ; not named by October -S will be eligible to any of the brushes. 'Jo bo censiderc.l in ib; final recltoning a horse must co:npoie in at least tour of the six Saturday altim o o n affair.s. The brushes will l)e two in tliree heals, over the lower stret-ch, Huisliins in front of the club house. The horse will lie considered eliamiiion that wins the larsest iiiiraher of bru.shes. Suitable certiru-ates will he awarded liy Hie association to the winners in each class. In ease of rain on any Saturday the :;lfair , O .ihn IKl AutT ...... 1711 B r o lh a u e r 11 25 14 S2:p T o tal ............ IH IS 14 SS6 SE C O N I ) 'GA.VUi:. Bu.shw lck W h e i’lm y n . , Arllr.K'tnn. Si ■■ ■ ■ Am l'Tson BlosPfelil Schreiner M e lslahii L a m lm a u S. S. B. Sc.I .Name. 1.6.5, W ichern 15-li(;«jr*lon .'4. B. Sr. 4 3 4 6 1) ir,2;H..l-«l .............. 3 4 3 If^U)Hcl.**penhuuel 3 it 2 1116 .Maart.s ............ 5 4 1 M eadow b rook H u n ters M u s t Try A g a in if T h e y 'Would C ircum v ent Sly R e y n a rd. IS 23 H HI3 who has been an in fer evidence against the mafn supporters of RECORD CENTURY RUN WILL CLOSE SEASON. The record century run of the Century Road Club Association, which was post poned from September 2S until October 19 on account of rain, had to be postponed again on l a s t Sunday until October 2G on ac count of t h e roads being In a bad condition. This record run is the closing of all club century ridlug for the year, and has k o k e d forward tc by century riders wi:li great c.xpoctancy. The record run will be held next Sunday. October 2t>, r a i n or s h i n \ - The association will hold Its annual races on Sunday, November 2. They will consist of a ono m i ' e uovic*., two mile handicap and the third and last rf t h e . Barw e s t Trophy series, a fifteen mile handicap. The two p r e vious races of this series were a five mile and a ten mile handicap. Club m e m b e r s receive points for the first ^ ^ five to finish, and the one having tho great- | S ........... ;;;;;;;; 2 est num b e r of points at t h e end of t h e scries | J, 2 wins the trophy, which is to remain his ' property. On November 21, 1902, the association will hold a masquerade and civic ball at Lyric Hall. Tompkins also rolled 246 last monih. T h e r e is some talk to the effect that the national billiard championship, for the Brooklyn Dally Eagle Cup, which has been the feature of the season a t the Hanover Club, will be held tfiis year In Manhattan. 'While t h i s step has not yet been decided upon, the club will not be without Us a t tractions for i t s billiard and'pool contingent, for tournam e n t s in both departm e n t s are to be arranged. A \du t c h ” on tho same lines as th a t of the bowlers is also being cussed. . The bowling contingent of the .\urora G r a t a Club m e t the other night and ..rgnn- ; Ized tor the season. The committee will ar- j range several tournam e n t s and will probably en t e r a team In the proposed interclub ■ league, a m e e t i n g to organize which will be held next month. Individual honors at the A u r o r a Grata are held by H. W. Clark, who | rolled the fine total of 277 last month. I The card contingent among the Masons is | exceedingly active, tournam e n t s in euchre, j pinochle, whist, enbbage and hearts being 1 already scheduled to sta r t 011 November 1. ; Tnc competitions will close on February :J 1 next, when prizes will be awarded. T h r e e more series have been rolled in the j Union League Club bowling tournament, with ! the following rcsulls; | Second series—Team 5 beat Team 16, S14 to 756; Team 6 beat Team 5. 7.29 to 733,; Tcuni S beat Team 13. 715 to 702: Team 13 beat Team 20, 740 to 645; Team S heat Team 20, 736 to 684; Team 16 heat Team 6, 750 to 693. Third series—Team 12 beat Team 17, 772 to 756; Team 7 h e a t Team 15, 697 to 687; Team 18 beat Team 17, 65S to 028; Team 4 beat Team 15, 741 to 60S; Team 12 beat Team 18. been i 737 t o 672; Team 4 beat Team 7, 730 to 688. F o u r t h series—Team 11 beat Team 19, 733 to 625: Team 16 beat Team 10, 722 to 705: Team 14 beat Team 19. 644 to 627; Team 22 beat Team 10, 734 to 684; Team 11 boat Team 14, 643 to 633; Team 16 beat Team 22, 763 to 655. Tbe standing to date, all t w e n t y - t w o teams having competed in two or more games, fol lows: (Special t o the Eagle.) Hempstead, L. I., October 2.5—After a long chase by the Meadowbrook hunters y e s t e r day a large dog fox managed to save his brush by crawling into a drain pipe on the | estate of W i l l i a m C. Whitney, and in this : plebeian retreat sly Reynard was ensconced : as safely as If he were in his own burrow. ; Not discouraged, the hunters threw the j hounds out once more, and soon succeeded in , Jumping another fox. and the trail led pell j mcll over the W h e a t l e y Hills, through brush , and briar, over fences and through lanes, i -until finally the fox found the hole he w a s ] looking for, and quickly hid the hunters and hounds a brisk adieu. Only a few were in tlie sadtlle. as t h e hunt was held early in the morning, and a fox 1 h a s a most disconcerting way of taking the worst country. HANDSDME PRIZES FDR N. Y. S. D. C. R. C. DF A, RUN. 13 27 10 STTiToUtl . THIRL) GAMF. A p o llo . I A r llnR ton. N o m e . H. 54. B. S o ., Nani»*. S. S. B. So. W o lf ................ 4 5 1 1.6‘j \Vloh<’rn . . . . 1 3 »i 123 Floko .............. 1 4 5 137,Gordon ............ 3 2 5 4 5 135 Hol.^u ............... 6 4 (i 3 4 17t'.HtMSSfnbuuol 4 4 2 6 1 l.s' Maa.sii ............. 4 6 it 18 13 S62 T o tal G ahn B r e lhauor 143 16S I will bo postpoiieJ until llii^ followini^ saiui-' I *' I day. Only am a t e u r s are oligiiilc to drive. If SO requ<‘stc(I, owners eni'Ting I iothos u t these brushes m u s t bo willing lo hav*' the horses eonipele in a spetuil evoiu. particu larly in ea.so of a tb*. J The brush c'ominiUce in rliargo of ihe af- •vil ' f air consists of D. Lamar, ehairinan; 177 j A- Coleman. Alexander Newburger. Dr. II. ! D.-Oill and Arthur L. Kcrkcr. Entri*!S close I with All'red Ucoves. seerclary. H o l d Ho.^s- more, Broadway an<l i'^oriy-sccoiid street. 13.H 224 Tol.al .......... 12 22 If. .SI l! T o tal ............. HONORS EVEN IN TH E C. B. L. H o n o rs won* even ly dlviilvd by L ’Minanl. .Mont** C'a.'islno an«l M a lachy G n u n c ils In tie- C a tholl*’ MATCH POOL TOURNEY FOR LOCAL TITLE. A series of matel) pool games for tlu imi- fessloiuU ehamiiioti.ship of Brooklyii wil' hc- gin iie.xt .Moud.ay night tit Ctdtimltia lliill. 1,241 Fulton street. Games to b-.- ili.n) ludiits up, f.n iKjiius ('aeh tti.g'nt, epen to all (ilayers Bvm 'Volvnt L o t io n tournam*’iu last n igh l. A fram e for l'J7 b y .M* rU‘’rt s ; lv * m 1 lA-onarU from d is- jislvr In th e openiriK g a n e ’. s^cort.s: FIR.ST GA.MK. ,.l',’an i living in tho Uornugh of Hrooklyii. Monte Cassini.' No. Name. S. S. B. A . B ier .......... 4 4 2 Bohl .............. 2 3 5 iiod tgh e irn e r 3 2 5 J. B ier .......... 2 2 6 B u rner ........ 1 7 2 T o tal ........... 12 IS 2’) 1. i Lt'i .Name. LSI IN’trlo ........ 131'; 1 ’ u O t s . . . . 13: . Kern .......... Ill' Haslach .. 1.5t) .Merkert .. Hanclbomo iirizes will be awaru-d to tlie players lioliiiiig tile title for tlie .great-.-sL nuiiibor of winning game.s. The tournam e n t will open .Momia;- iii.ght at 7:40 o'clock, with Daniel Hughes v.-i. N'at Ward. BOWLING NOTES. 721! T o tal .......... 1122 17 SFCOND OAMl-:. Mont*’ i.’asslno No. 1. i St. Maburhy. N a m e . S. S. H. .Sc.i N a m e , A. B ier .......... 2 4 4 U 4 ,O 'N e ill Hnhl ........... :{ 4 3 B o d iglielm e r 2 3 5 21 ............. t... 2 16 ............................... 3 H ........................ T L. i T e a m s . . oi:i o.:s ........ 0j22 ........ 0. 2 ........ 01 D ........ MANY ENTRIES FOR HANDICAP POOL TOURNEY. B ennl R lrd, Mis.*;. W e s tb n r i’. B r a z ier. M iss G’adys. B a y Shore. B u r n s. H . F .. B r o o k lyn. C o c h r a n . W . B o u r k e . P o r t W n .shlnglon. C r a lgdarroch K e n n e ls. B a y Shore. G o u ld, H o w a r d . P o r t W a s h in g ton . G o u ld. M rs. H o w a r d . P o r t W a s h ington . H a d d e n , M iss F r a n c e s . H e m p s tead . Ha*lden, M rs. .7. K. L .. H e m p stead. H a s k e l l. D r . H . W ., B r o o k lyn. H e llm u t h . S.. Sheep.sh e a d Bay. H e n k e . G. C.. B r n o k ivn. H o r n b u c k le. W . J . . B r o o k lyn. Irvinrvin e . R o b ert. r t. H e m n s t e a d , K e e n e . F o x h a lll P ... Old1 W e s lbu r v . K e lly . R .. H u n t lnptn p t nr n . I e . R o b e H e m n s t e a d , K e e n e . F o x h a l P . 0 C elly. R .. H u n tln C ernochan. J. L .. H e m p s tead . K irb y . J. T .. D o u r ln s t o i M a u r e r. M e a d o w s rinsior. ■ W illia m . B r o o k lyn. «=‘ls.. H cm c a teat H c m c a M o r g a n . M !ss E . . W e s tbu M o tt. G e o r r e S .. B a h v l o n . ' P e o b -'d y . M iss C o r n e lia. H em p stead. R e d B r o o k K e n n e ls. G r e a t N e c k . P e |.«ln e . F r e d e r ick . B r o o k lyn. F c h m ltt. F r e d e r ick . W o o d s 'de. S c o t t. M rs. W o r t h ln r t o n . F-iav Side. 5*cott. W o r thlnK ton, R a y Side. T o o m e y , .John. R r o o k lvr. Top N o tch I\er»'''is, ■^’ntcrm lll. TVhnrton. G. M Ifllln, F a s t Islip. ' W n o H tlev. F . S.. f>yster B a y . W l ll le m s . G. .\.. F a s t N e w York. T^'lnTholme K e n n e ls. IsHp. T.Mnthrop, R. D .. W e slbur.v. T'W E N T Y BOUND DBA-W. Baltimore, Md., October 25—The twenty round bout la s t n i g h t between Charlie Haghey of Philadelphia and \Young Peter Jackson,” the local colored welter weight, resulted In a draw. Eight entries have already been received by Clarence E. Green for the handicap pooldj tournament which begins at the Montauk Billiard Parlors, 5S5-587 Fulton street, this borough. Monday evening, November 3. This event opens what Is expected to be a very lively season In billiard and pool In this borough. The entries to date are L. Suydam. R. Peppard. “ Doc” Gordon, H. C. Robinson. C. P. Cadley. George K. Kouwenboven. C. Lew- isohn, C. Devine and Jack McGinn. Others will probably enter the contest be fore T h u r s d a y evening, when the entries close. Great I n t e r e s t has been excited among players by the offer by Mr. Green of three valuable prizes. Robinson, who won the championship dia mond medal given by Mr. Green In t h e to u r ney last winter, will probably be a favorite In the coming contest and also one of the \scratch\ men. playing 100 points. The t a s k given the handicapper Is a very severe one. for there are said to be several “'dark horses.” who have 'oeen going a pace in pri vate practice th a t m a y upset all ideas of public form In the tournam e n t . Lew and Nellie Shaw, the world famous billiard and poo! players, will follow the tourney In an engagem e n t of one week at the Montauk parlors. $2,500 FOB THO E N T O N STAB. Kansas City, Mo., October 25 — At the Horse Show l a s t night T h o r n t o n Star, owned by J. A. P o t t s of Mexico, Mo., was sold for $2,500 to M o n t g o mery W a r d of Chicago, for La Belle Knoll Farm , .-\fter being taken to California the horse will be entered in the championship class a t the Chicago Horse Show next year. LONG ISLAND* PERSONALS. 2,15 ............................... ft 2 1,17 .............................. 0 2 LKl .............................. 9 2 1 ................... . 1 1!20 . ....................... 0 2 At the Invincible Club t h e individual bowl ing to u r n a m e n t for the Faw c e t t Cup is al ready under way, and .the whist and euchre contests began last night. The billiard t o u r n a m e n t will s t a r t next Monday night with a big list of entries. special bowling competition is sched uled at t h e Crescent Athletic Club to-night. A. A. U. CHAMPIONSHIPS. Owing to th e alm o s t im p a s s a b l e condition of the roads on Long Island, the third a n nua! unpaced 100 mile record century run of the New York State Division of t h e Cen tury Road Club of Am e r i c a was postponed last week until next Sunday, October 20. The very heavy rains had left the course in such a poor condition th a t the race com m i t t e e wisely decided to hold the race on next Sunday. State Centurion P. A. Dyer. 270 Bridge street, Brooklyn, announces tho entry list reopened, and will continue to receive en tries up till the sta r t , a t Bedford Rest, a t 6:30 A. M. The entry list, which has been steadily increasing, has now reached the 200 mark. W i t h the liberal handicap of 2 hours and 30 minutes, any rider will have a- cliancc to wMn one of th e handsome prizes. Two silver j loving cups will be aw a r d e d to the two ■ bicycle clubs scoring the m o s t points, i A sterling silver modal, w i t h the time e n graved upon it. will be awarded to all wheelmen who complete the century. The prizes will be on exhibition at the start, and delivered immediately to the winners. Information and entries can bo obtained from C. E. N. Mylandcr, 48 Charles street, M a n h a t t a n ; Charles A. LehriUer. 141 W e s t One Hundred and T h i r t i e t h street. M a n h a t tan: Henry Veit,' 114 Himrod street, Brook lyn; W. G. Meister, 560 Driggs avenue. Brooklyn; Charles M e r r i t t . Bedford Rest, Howmrd W h e e l m e n , 983 E a s t e r n Brooklyn. J. M U r ... Hursor N 173 124A*o\ .............. 143 iJow ling ... 175' i''laiin;*gan O'.Nifill Cox ................ F'larinaRan. T o ial ........ .. 13 IS 19 7..9iTotal ... T H I R D G A M F . M a lachy. S. y. R. S c .i N a m e . . . . 1 3 h D4 Potrl*.' ...343 . . 1 4 it .'4. , 8 17 25 S61 luSiPetors .. 132 Kuril ... 1S3 MurUert D e o n a r d . S. S. R. ........ -1 2 4 . ....... 0 i. 5 1 : j 6 Fr.i-’nkl*^. .iuv*’nlli* <'iKuni-l‘<M of G t -.-.- h - t rk. lia.-^ H*ii’t'i't‘.*il th f I’li.ilh ’nn'- ! \’.NT'-'-i vn\ and hii> buun f<'r I'^ y i” i\ r.Tth th e I'h a llen g e r oi a ll A m ’I'U'.i. • 1 2 4 9 21 20 714:Total B E R K E L E Y WOK EASILY . Berkeley Council did not bnwl I 1.-4 i-ustomary nir!! totals In the Class A. Royal .XrL’.imini .‘^.-rli’S last niyht, bin It f^’ored two easy vlclorios. nevr-rth' • los.s. Nap.^au an<l Fulton Inin:; tho vluilm.-^. inr won ih(.* ihlrtl jiurn*’. of l''uliL>n made the only 2eu total. Se«ires: FIRST GA.MK. Fulton. i Nassau. T h e F u l t o n P a l a c e t o u i n a i m m t w i l l g e t u n d ' - r v a y a t 30d F u l t - » n s t r e e t to - n l K h t . w i i i i iJ:e .N\ Nani*-. K c i i o arn i .S y l v a n teani.s t o . - t a r t th-: h a l l a.-it>lhn?.. D u - ’l: ] d n s a p o i ' U l a r uu-an.-: o f an i u > * ’m e n : jit i h e .5 K - n t a u k allay.-*. w h ' ’r - s - m i . ’ *>:' t h - ■■M”T : s a n - r . d l l m ; hi;?li « a m e . « . F r * ‘*l J a t i u : t->|-s th.- list *>f h i g l i r o l l e r s w i i l j a .<c*ir” <.'f !•>.. nia<ie las t n m l u . G e o r t r o N e w Yoi t;;,-. ! • • u n k n o w n \ ‘o,* ' h r i r . K l'‘-Tth t h e i h a l l e n g e r F r a e n k l e ’ s inon**y l6 u p . (■’f ! I'o n s i i l f r a l d e m o n e y is h - l n u u-.tKer*'-! un th-* .nit- ’ C’lmie o f th e ; ; a n n ’ i t i ' t w e n }lushv.’ii’k .m-l Reiit'ir’l _ ; CuUtU'ils in tin* U*n-al A r i 'a i u mi Lfa;,Ma’ n-'Xt Mon- ; clay n i g h t . T h e iw o lea m s ar-- how l i n u I ^^•I.Ires an<l a r e rec\^iiiZ ' ’*l rl'.il.-- fo r lirst h'.iiior.''. 1 A n *-::o l t i n g serle . s Is *-xpn't>’.i. T l i e R a y K i r l p e R o w l i n g t o i i r n . t m e n t ha;* he.-’i *lid:i:.’‘.’d o w i r u : tu i)i” w ; u i i *ti' f.v o r n o r r ' . c a m s to m a k e uj> t h e j.;'i)p(is*’d m n n l . i r . n u ’t't l n . : is P ' h o h e l ' l a t Koeh';-. a l h - y s . .’’^ i M y - l i f l h s l r - ’ -l a n d T - h l i d ;iv*‘i u u ‘ 4 I N1.. a t I. I. ■ .. » • . alUich'Tifi I ' h i b s w i l l Ije pr'-.-ieiii. t w o rn**n t e a m t m i r n . i r f i e m is m n l ' T a! j r h n u h ’’.s A c a i l e m y a l l e y s . ITl F l a t h u s h a v . - n u ” , 'u h . s v>’pr«’h'’n t f i i . ’i'h'' K'leh':) alh-ys. .'^i.My-iifih slr-’ -l an d un itrookl.vn. u:i Sujul.-iy. *>rrt.l.-r 2'l. a: w h i i ’l'i it hs i’.opei] ilt’li'K.iies uii- and the parkway. A JO C K E Y ’S -WAGES. One W h o E a r n s M ere T h a n Some C abinet M inisters. (L o n d o n L x iiress.) A j o c k e y 's life is not a bed of roses and he has to w o r k hard for his living, but when ho has once attain e d to success it Is entirely his own fault If he does not secure a competence which will keep him in com fort, if not in luxury, tor the remainder of his life, I .According to the scale of fees regulated ! by the \R u l e s of Racing” a jockey receives | 3 guineas for every mount, 5vith an addi- I - ---------------- . ' tional 2 guineas for each winning ride. | swimming championships of I There arc, 01 cour.se, special retaining fees thp .\ .\ IT land agreem e n t s between jockeys and their * ■ ■* * * ' ’ ------- by which their em o l u m e n t is con- .Si'hmldt B lue ------ Touker .. Ft-rnbiicli Total ’ 4 4 2 178:.SjK''k»Mt . 2 3 5 13.3 ( J c h r l n . t . .3 4 3 ]5'.M'lyjiti ---- 4 3 3 i:'j;C u r i h . . . . IS :9 13 .C*.s;Total .... .SECOND GA.ME. .s. S, B. Se. .. 1! IS 21 72V j w iiii n r t ‘\>n flu j n!' thf ri)ll''w:r.y' : Rurkf niid ' Grf’iU’ll’', ' T'l.-’s ;i:id I’b'k* rnh-y. I.-‘r'’anx and !:• d- gni**. I-tut^fhn-r .'*nd Il''ini;.tt*-ii. .’i:id H. Quinc'h*’ ami 'vVilUitni’ >n. ami Gunril.s<-n, Cliarifs Raritl*’ ami li-.fiinan ami l.ankfr.'iu ai‘i»I ••(irh*'*.t. CurtD ami an<l Uom.^fn. lammi.-: an C/alc.-'. Rruwii aiul Hoih. li.V'ii r. i !”iim’ti an<l Uom.^fn. lammi.-: ami F«ir.s<Jy)<.’, ■i'rimim.’r and K u h n . Sac’kC'tt G fhrlng T o tal .. Nas*.<au. S. .’4. R. Sc.ic.i R. S 2 162 D e r k e lpy, Mfdit if K i r k ........ I3S Whltlx-’fk 1.50 E:,'Ldh*jfl' . 14'' firanRcr 179,1 .-JonK’thinp iifw in liowlinj.: Iia.-' l>f-an .-^prunji at th e M iouituk alU-y-'' ilurln:; Cm i>'mt wh*-:-.- (■'. \S'. U:.'drT or' < iiHS us*’d wh.’U is pi'ob- ab ly ih t ’ nn!>' jifrf<'ftly Ii'.id*-.} and Man; li.'ll u s - d on Cr*'»oklyn allfy.-. T l’.f P.ill ifa s ih* piTsoi;;i; iry r*i;i i;if R m .’;;:'- lamlf-r <’'»nipany. <'iii<‘ *K''. aii'l gift ’d' .-■(’•'•rfM' w'*’k-|->alk*’-c< ’l .......... 9 23 IS 769 T o tal T H I R D G AM E . p.erkvley, i F u lton . S. .S. B. 55.'. N a m e . 5 3 2 190 L o vel e ll ... 14 22 14 SI6 ...................... .... . ny. <’hif* K '' 14'.’ 1 wt^lj^hteil w ill) 'im- am i a li.ilf j'uund.-: oi' P-ad iP r n u g h a hul** sf'a l u in tlir-iiimli Uu- h f .iri Grans*'r . • • • 4 - 4 K irk ............ 1 r* 4 W liltbP fk ... 2 6 2 E g e lhoff . . . 5 1 190 Lfiv l59 Hohmldt ___ 113 Blu-‘ iC.i;-'j''oi)ker . . . 39S' Fern b ach rf. B . r fr . 2 5 3 147 0 ,3 7 IM 3 it 2 175 3 4 3 150 2 5 3 161 bal III th-’ v.’iiod. lligli iin *.'hifaa'» ;»ll.'vs o f f .... th*’ lls w o ifjh iwonty-<jm.* pounds. rftdll” tiif BTIKCR LEAGUE RESULTS. T o tal :6 21 13 S56 T(Hal .. 10 21 IS 7.VJ F I E E LEAGUE GAMES, W ith even sco r e s *>f 763 and 756 th e P h e n lx team won a d’lu b lc victory In the Fire In s u r a n c e Lca.uue perlcs la s t n igh t. The R o y a l quint beat the M a rino L-n*Ierwrltojs hand ily, rfeores: FIRrfT GA.MK. M arine I'n d frw r ltern. R o y a l. . rf. R. Sc.] N a m e, . S. rf. B. rf*‘. Name. \Valt*Ts A ttresm rfpfncer F isher .. Ferdon . rfc-l N a m e li3' Bergen ... I43[rfuigiiam .. 104ir..M,th ........ 144' A ckerm a n 122' l-lendricks 666'T o tal ........ N e w Y o rk A. C. to H o ld Indoor Swim m ing C h a m p ionships IsTest 2Ionth. 5 20 25 SK C O N D GAM E . .. 6 22 22 700 A f t e r fo r f e it i n g tw o uom'd- P a lm 'V,um':i pr\- .st-nted a t*'am in th e i;i,yai .\:'canm n .Mimir L e a g u e sorle.s lust n i g iu , am! lost .amdin r brai e n f H iaieiies. T\'i*‘ b a t t le for Inimu's wn.'-j l.ctn r»e L o n g am i J.M'f-rts. and th*' form *’:’ ’.vou hy .t .‘Jtrnng finish. rfplli .'-pare.-* v.*,-.-'- m-gi.tliiM d h.'.' .MayUin*l. iio l le y , As'-dn-nb.-ii’ii, I'ooli'U-*- and Ho*!,:;- .‘*on. rf'.’ui'cs; l.eff*’rt.s. ' rfe., N a m e . R. P'.N;HoIl*’y .......... *. 5 16'.* .\rni>trnng .15} 145 I'll til;’. .......... 1,1 2 ,s 13‘i Mull<ai .......... J 5 j5;i|M(,nlg*iT:;i'r.\'. 2 5 3 rf. rf. R. Ka m m e r c r .. 2 ♦; 2 M.'i}1an*l ... 2 5 3 3 3 4 R-wcll 2 :: 5 .Xsrlu nf*ach. 1 5 4 T.Jtai _____ 10 22 Ik M arine U n d e r w r iters. ----- .S. rf. B. rfe. be held a t the New York A. C. on Sat- j g iderably increased. The Indoor the M e t r o p o l i t a n .Association of will urday evening, November 15. The events are open to all registered am a t e u r s residing in the Metropolitan Dis trict. F i r s t , second and third prizes will be given in each event. E n t r i e s close with Charles L. Burnham, New York A, C., on Saturday. November 8. YOUNG A T H L E T E . W’allabout Market is at presen t very much interested in a young athlece of 16 years. The youngster, whose name is Charle.s Per- rinc, but who i? professionally called \Gun boat L a r r y , ” is anxious lo meet anybody of his age in any nLiileiic competition, barring gloves or like encounters. His manager, WUUara Raackc, is anxiou.s to hear from any one ■vvho Imagines he can be beaten. WfiltiTM Agro^ia .rfn*‘ncer Fvrdon . T o tal ... 137 172; rfy* i’/’M I 146i .Swan . J, rfa(i.1ingtf>n l.'i'i rft<iry ........ 1061 U u s h m o ff Hnlh-y .......... i'hcnl.x. i .S. R. 5r.:. : ' \’I’b'.'-s •••• ........ 3 2 !>l i .Mvilh.n .......... i:„. : M'.nf-n nn-jy I2S I 1.5S i T o t a l 75l;Tnt.'iI ... SKCh).NI.» GA.Mi:. : p R. .V.’iij)*-. 3 5 I i*i i h-. ;;r,an 2 5 n:: i-Vuik - ... 3 T54 • 1 {*>d>:si in ! S P*Mb..-.’.' __ 1 7 M ij -v or.lTitiii ... T i iH ' .i ) r, 7'i 27 .;.;7 H 7'1 l;i 77'') i S 20 22 7 U ! r iita l ... T H I R D GAM E . From the middle sprung at a hound EOUGHT A DBAW . Philadelphia, Pa., October 2.1—Michael i Donovan of Rochester, Y., and Larry Temple of Cincinnati fought six fast rounds to a draw at the .Ariel .Athletic Club last night. Temple forced the fighting in four of the six rounds. This was evened up by the good defensive work of Donovan. N E W BOW L IN G ALLEYS. Tho new bowling alleys in the elub house of the Queens County 'Wheelmen have been opened for tho use of the members. A lexan d e r R . R h o d e s m id f.im lly o f Kreeixirt w ill nriend th e w in t e r a t Cli.'irtestcn. S. C. R. H. A layland and fa m i ly of F r e e p o r t ivlll go to B r o o k lyn for th e w in t e r . Mr. and M rs. H e n r y M un.son o f M u n son h a v e pone to F lorid a for a .scijourn. M iss J e n n ie T h o m p s o n o f P h ila d e lp h ia is v i s i t in g her u n c le, Josep h C a r m a n , a t Freeport, W ON ON A FOUL. .Montreal. Quebec, October 25—In tbe international wrestling match for t h e light weight championship last night George Ken nedy of Montreal won from Max Wiley of Rochester on a foul. rank W i l l i e Lane has to the top of the tree and has th i s season already earned nearly as much as th e aggregate of his earnings In the three previous years in which ho had been riding. W i t h nearly two m o n t h s of the season still ahead, ft i.s safe to assum e th a t his nominal earnings .\'ill am o u n t to upwards of f.I.OOO. or nearly double the am o u n t he earned last year. .Although D. Maher comes second on the list of winning jockeys, he has not ridden In as many races as some of the others— notably W. Halsey—who has earned nearly £d00 m o r e than the American rider. Until recently it was an unheard-of thing for iin apprentice to figure in the front rank of winning jockeys; but the Institution of. the rule enabling an apprentice to claim a special allowance of 5 pounds until the ex piration of one year after riding his first winner has brought to light a lot of native talent. .As noon as an apprentice has shown abilltv in t h e saddle, his .services are eagerly sought after, and he has no lack of mounts. Nowadays a good apprentice Is a valuable asset to his omplover. and it has truly been said th a t one of these clever lads Is often the \best horse” in his em p l o y e r 's .stable. Bergen rfultii-Ian •Si-M Naine. 173’ G fhrey P h e n lx. rf. S . J 133: Saddlngton ,073 ID i.^tory .............. 4 3 3 115; Rushm*5rt: .. i 4 5 iGS'Swan ........... 2 6 2 j.va!. rf. S. H. • ? ? ? .235 .12 7 .\ckorm Kn . 2 2 ’> H*.*ndricks . ‘262 T o tal ............ 9 21 20 T03i T o tal .............. S 26 16 755 | L IF E IN S U R A NCE LEAGUE. The E q u it a b le team w o n tw o of tho th r e e gam o s w ith the Flrlellt.v am i C a s u a lty socon*! fjulnt in the L ife Insurance Loaguid serh-s on <5*r*h;s A U o k len's a l l e y s la s t n ight. licrn.ard carried uiY the Im llvlclual honors. Score.**: F I R S T GAM E . Sc. 149 147 15S ! 131 1 T o tal 171 1 Lofferi.s. rf. rf. K a m m o r .- r .. 1 4 M a y liind ... 1 7 rfniilli ........ 1 6 .Te\v,*M ....... iMienbiich. rfc.' .V.'inv-. 135; Rronnan IT'Milak*- ... 14^ H< -I k S'.- ii 1.' I KI ’S'- . . . . !37 I’f.ulMgt' Yc»lp a n d S y i 'l i n C a s h W a j ^ e r s fo r th e T a l e n t — R e d P a t h to Go O v e r th e J u m p s . S y r l i n w o n t h e s i x ;i:wl a h a l f f u r l o n g h a n * d i : a p ill a gall(»p. i * c M l l a r r o n f l l t i o n of a f f a i r s a n a * ' h « ' s lo t h i s sitrini*-!'. O r i g i m i l l y r o g i s i t r i ' i a.s S y r i i n h*- w a s ra* ' o d in t h e Vv'c.st f'J' s*’V«‘r a l ‘^ • • a s o n s mi<l< r ih*' n a m e of S - ’Voy. W J i o n I k - w . js * nt* r - ’'! :R I h i t f a l n it wa.-^ *lisi o\ihat h* ^vas r^'gi.^^icred as r f y r l i n . . \ n w f'.is *i\\n< r. .Mr. Kf»b*’r t s o n , fiiRls t h a t iii.* lirirs*’ i.s ! a r r * ’<] in th*' U ' o s i o w i n g t o ;h > ’ i h a n g t ’ in ntini*'. aii*l m u s t <-onfine his *jy*’raU < i : i s i** til*' iLa.-i. Whil** V*“lp w.)jj i I k ' iuirdlo rai'o, the host Iior.'-^*' w.i: <'ai*ri* r I'iir.'on. Imi liaymoml ro<lo iiiin wiiii a lous*- r« iii, and thir*J, b*;al* u lo^s liain a Iriigih. all loid. was liis iiosilion ut iht’ lini.sh. Silver T\sisi. ulikdi was scc- < tid. I'-d Ii;> lo :h*' Ja.-At liur*llr. At till.’ Jir.'’^! jnini*. *)ii iho hach.-^troteh, Sil- v*r 'I'wisi. <'La ra Ltrau * an*i Sominolc rose lo th*’ ;*’iic«' .siinul:an*'oiisly. The last, named w:is in ill*’ i.'iitMl',’. wa.s carri*’*! o£l' his feet, .SIurnljl*'d .’Rid [hr*‘\\ Iiis iddor. X.ii’ilii rn Star will h,- * ni loosr in the near liiUiri.’. ’I'iiis tf.]' has iicU’l\ to his hesi fiTin. V*'s:or'iay li-' v.a.,-; giv*-n a \v* ak ride by Moa*ir and was h*’ui u off in th** six and a half furlong ra* ••. J u s t a!i*jr ill*’ >:an *if t!i*’ Sf-con*! race (’amoroii aiKl ! I iin.-*! f <*)i lid.-d an*! both were ilii'own out ol iii*'ir siri*!\. Uain*’roii came sti*i*ng ill ih*‘ sir*’i<h .’ind was s ' ’*'on*l, :i Icngtfi an*! a lialf h*d!!i;d Syriin iiiid ;i h*ngtli in ir*'ni oi .-XHicului*'. Th.' laitcr is rouii*!- ing to. l.>‘’ii**s/.k(‘ was in ai. hi.s right 'lisitince. Six aii*l a lialf furlongs suiu**l him muc!i licilcr ihan a mil**, an*! he <'!os***l with a gr*’ai luir.si nf spi’ed in th*- Kon. Schuyler after g'.'Ming off way in the r*’ar. His win ning margin wa.s a lengii-. W h i t t i e r was .si'coml and lied Pal!], wiiicli forgot to snlli, was iliird. l'iii«‘ni*‘ was* fourth. 'ITie last llire*’ itam*'*I wt.r*.? h**a*is apjiri. Douhl*' rfi.x s|K*'.'.t'd a Jiji of .■^p«*.?d for tlie fir.st live furioMi.';, of rhe tliinl rac*'. He will ah*)ui win at ,\«iuc*iK*-t. (). L. J{iriuir*i.s. .)wiK’r of Kossignol, wlth- «lrevN‘ that mar*' fr'oin il;*.’ J'ort S*'huyl«-*r Stake.'-'. .\fi.*r D** Pi*’S/.k*’ liad won tin* rceo, •Mr. Rlclnirds l)id him up ?l.UUh over his selling jirice. action was in.-^pired by th** thri-at of a represontaliv*:’ of the owii *'. t of D“ Heszke that hl.s inaro would be boosted it .sh«’ won. .\laharch was overlooked by the general run of !)*'tior.s ami Im wmit lo the post in liie selling race ov*‘r tin* Wiih**rs mile course witli TO to I on offer against him. John A. liri'.k*’'.^ regular «'omiiii.s;sioners did not bet on liitu, l)ui it i;, belit.-vcd tliai Mr. Drake jirolit*'*! enough by his vietor'y to offstand i I k - r.iis*’ in his .-t iling price, made by Albert •SiTimn;^. v.iio bid th** son of .-Ubert up §1,500 over hi.s enter*'*! prii-c of $1.0n0. Old Hutch, whi( h 'War. th*- even money favorite, '.vas sec ond an*l Bninswii’k tiiiril. Scliaift'r it: .Mey*’r, owners of Brunswick, claiine*! 01*1 IliUfdi out of the fourth race. No'.v Willi” .Martin i*an go back to Saratoga relieved of the l)iir*ieiis of training. While .Martin wa.s refuscl a license lo train by t h e Joi’key ('lub. he has been very busy about DM Hutch'.s stall all the fall. Ips*‘ Dixit did not run to his private form. P e t e r Wimmer, who trains tho Sir Dixon gelding, was \* ry conliii* n t that with Ilod- f(‘rn in the rfjiddJc h*‘ would be hard to beat and from S to 1 he* wa.s backed down lo •1 to 1. Vet h*' showed Huh? speed and was bei'.tcn iTcni th** start. , The mile race for - year olds furnished the b*?si, race\ of the afternoon. Nevermore : wa.s favorite, with Ring'hive a heavily backed ! .second choic*.-. whil*’ Sheriff Hell was also ! w*'ll pl:iyc*l. Kingdov*' was beaten at the i end of a half mil<>. N**v(?rmor*.* looked a cer- ! t.'iiu wiiin*’!’ a iiundrc*! yards from the finish, i Smt. Sheriff PKdl. wliicli was tiuerfered with I .sev.-ral tinK*;-. cam*' wiili a groat burst of I spe.’-l au'l nailed tlie favorit** right on the I imst. Examiner wa.s third only a head away (lallant Smith was n contender up to the i l...-^i .'--ixt\< lit !i. I Ia;rd Ikuige i-s a *'onsistem and greatly im- i ju-uved hor.-*\ Yesterday m a r k e d his third , suce*'.ssive vi'-tnry in th*’ colors of “ Hilly ’ I Oiivf r. II*’ siari*‘il in t h e l a s t race and jock- I c'vship play*'.'! an impfirtant part, in his vic- : Tory, for ILoifcrn outro*le ?>TeTncrney, who i was on r;l”j!v.ai*‘i'. and secured the decision ■ ' ; y a h* «'id. 1 The pa*t‘ in tlic *'arly stages of the han*’ll- ! c:ip at a mil**. whi*di h^ouglii the sport to a 1 cl*)se. v.as v*-ry slow. Vet Lux (’asta. which. I wa.s .‘dow ti' h*gin, wn.-4 unable to make up i any groin:.; uniil ibc slreToh was reached. 1 Th*‘n sin- *':iii]>“ with :i rush und was third ' he:\t*’n iv.-*i heads. Lym-'s ri*.3e was any- I tliinu' bin brilliant. Co'-hran carri*‘d off t h e jockey honors, rid- in.g tv.*i vir-ners. while n*d'U*r. Rii'e. Lyne : an-l H ‘Ih’rn ro<le t h e *nh*'r winner.s. ‘ T h ’ fiiilv winning favorites were Syriin : and. V*'!p. Th<- latter was sohl after he had I won tile hurtl!*^ ra''** to F. .-Xmliro.se Clark fur I That ('rraiie p*'rformcr. Red I’nth. will in ! t ! v fnuire race *>v*-r the jumps. Sp«’edy and I unr*’!iiii h> *ni th*> flat, it is thought that ov*-r the s;i*'ks he will show more consistent form many sulk*/rs h:iv*’. Ralph Rlaek, I tr.’'!n*'r for d'homus \ \ . LawsoTi. ma*U'* Buck- i ley S.’ Hn'hy an offer of for Red Path ; ye.-i'erday. and il was aec<’p(ed. t ' On h'):inl the .Mjnncha!i:i. which sailed for ! l’-i!g!:in«i this. m*irning. was M a t thew .Allen, ■ wh.n g(»’..*s nijro:'*i tji train the English string ; of .l.-Hines R. Ke< r.*'. A num b e r of Keene 2 year old.; ami y« arli!]g.- were also aboard. T h * ' C’onti'i'.ei w l i i c l i call.> f o r L u c l e n L y i i e ' 3 s e r v i * ' * ' s :*s lir s t j(':'k*'y f o r J a m e s R . K e e n © in L n g i a m i n*’xi t-*’a s o n . w a s s i g n e d y e s t e r - *la.v a f : * ’nKif*n i-y rfan i o r * ! L y n e , f a t h e r o f t h e c r a c k i i g h f w i g h t . L y m ‘s s i g n a t u r e w a s n o t n *'I’I'.ssarV . :is h.c i.s a T i i i n o r . T w e n t y t h o u - s a t e l (b d h t J ' s is I d s r i d i n g f e e . p e r a n n u m , w i t h t h “ p r i v i l e g * ' o f a c c e p t i n g o u t s i d e m o u n t s - l u r i n g h i s i ^ n g a g - ' m e n t . w h i c h I s f o r t w o y c : i r s . L y n e h:t*l a s i m r l a r o f f e r f r o m li:.-: pr-'.-icnt t m i p l o y e r . J o h n .-V. D r a k e , b u t p r c f c r r c ‘1 t o g*) a b r o : i d . HARD GAME TO-MORROW FOR HERKIMER ELEVEN. 5 27 IS 741 *.3 2') j 7 7:*\ GLENM ORSS W IN TWO. ('a p t a in (4us Relft' an d Id.'^ Glcnmer** Pia-,.-. tn.ik tw*) nmi'f’ yaniCH in L'niia's r,.iih a n i t'Kii riiinv r.: la.si nlf;l'.t. an*l n*.*w Ua*I th*' .‘firin g v.li'n pun- .‘^•traight N'ict-irlvs. T h e b o w ling *!•• i-:s!i i ’.,'ir''h. n<:va:’ Mnmm<T. W ill .M***'r'*’ Hiid rf;im llo M in th*’ rf'.’\r*is: W ill Miinr*’ Hiid li F. and C. N o . 2. I Erjuitahlo. nine. rf. rf. R. ' N a m e . rf. rf N a m e . rf. rf. Dibble ........... 1 7 Day>ay . ................ 3 ........ ('ubberl.V W h a rton W a lsh .. T o tal . . . . 1621 D.-y .......... nSifurtls ... IVl Frie.lberg rf. R. rfc. .. 3 3 3 4 iM; Rurgi’ss , R*’1 ti :U’*1 16 2*> 14 y . and C. No, . P IT C H E R W IGGS SIGNED. ' Cleveland. O., October 2n—The Cleveland Club has signed P i t c h e r Wiggs of the Pacific Northwest League, who has played with the Helena, Mont., Club and with which loam he made a record for good work. LTibbl.' I'ubhcrly .. W h a rton .. Wabsh ........ 11 24 15 .904 T o tal .. rfF r O N D GAMH 2 . lS5|l>*’V I . 131! Curtis ............ 2 4 4 H51 .\t*’tr*’n ........ 2 4 4 1641 Rurc'-ss . . . . 2 .5 3 15.M B ernard . . . . 3 6 i rf.'rf.H?’ • t r 2 3 5 3 2 5 3 4 3 4 2 4 I’bju'.tabic. N a m e , ,s. R. n<:va:’ Ilnm n u T . \ rf',’. GAMK. Im p erla 1. i Ib-nic'-r'’, N a m e . rf. rf- fb .''b i n e , rf. rf. rf H a a s.' .......... 1 3 3 17' Ib’iiT ........... : } ]•} ' S m ith .......... 2 5 3 156 A. .skidmei-.'. 1 6 ,3 PU Roiln'ian . . . . 3 4 3 b^ >■\' ............ ■: a Hamn'..'’r ... 1 5 4 U'-4 Ib bT-n ........... 5 5 0 215 Mijore .......... 3 5 2 L s . i , . lni, T o tal ........... 22 b'j '■m T ':a i .......... M 2 .;;.: . st ; ; I'.AMi:. Iau>*?rlal. l-b’-'-iitrl;'. Th*'' Herkim e r .-V. A. foot ball eleven will lini‘ u]/ to-morrow afternoon on the Dexter Park gri<liron against the Sts. Peter and Paul Lyei*urn eleven, which is th*' strongest ream outside of the .’olleges in New York. The game will b** calle*! at U:o0. The teams •.'.ill l;nci:p a.s follows; rfi Petrr's. (Capt.l ‘im . .Xb'Hli’kar*! Cunfa.'M. Knoll ............. Ib'jran ... n • ;'' k 1 I'll’ r 5 . iin.: .................... I.’-rt *’!i.!. 11’.;; Imi: ’• r rfl:.ir;”,v;iM'’r. i'P iTtne c, K li is, 'b - 'i ' Ui b t , l.'-ft ta.’kb’. . I,* '! '! .... . Kiub) LUM'd. . IP.uh' i;<.•;<!*’.. *'.wal , (..'iiar'u*’K .................... i’ron.*«t . h;*i:‘ biii’U...Martin. Farbxv M.-lnr- r i' iH' r , •; :* U .. - - K ’. ' n n i . ’l- ’',l''i< r k - ha;;' h a c k .....................Rutl*'r {’.I. .................... ... r u U b a c k ............................. Kv*erlam l EOV/LING GAMES TO-NIGHT. R. (\ .’ll .Xv.'anum 1 b.. Cin*'!.-*! Ru'iivini, D R—rn m m o n - W itt *-lim o n . a t th e 16 15 19 77S;TritKl .. T H I R D GAMK. ............ C. N o . 2. I m e. rf. S. lb .^c.i Nam*'. lie ........... 4 2 4 l.'ifi'Burgj'ss ... D a v ................ 2 7 1 LS.^lriirtls ......... Cubbprly . . . 2 2 6 1201 FrleJburR W h a rton ... 3 4 3 15>| M*'ff<;*rl alHh ............ 3 5 2 i76t P) 21 19 Nam*-'. rf. rf. R. rf. rf. .. 2 1 .*,1 1 ^^(•• ” . . . 2 •! .. :: 5 S m ith ... . .. 2 4 4 I L T h - ' f i ’! . . . . Rnilm a n .. .. 3 6 1 Is5 I'ack! Hr-uvinjer . .. t 5 1 i’5'r,'t'! __ ..21 . . . . . . 5 5 «) 2’*9 !,U(i\^ : , ... ., 1 T*v..il ........ . 16 27 7 *.** 9 T* *t a ! ........ . ! 2 22 F. fln*1 Nn Dlbbl W a lsh T o tal 14 20 16 Bornaril T9oi T o tal ... FquiU! blO. rf. rf. n . .244 .244 ,13 6 2 6 2 .271 rf*’. ; M2 [ !\ i (ik-nmov*^. A . rfkir’ini'*:''! 4 Rat-'h .......... \ H«jl*b’n .......... 4 J, rfkblmcire 3 THHH> ' ;.\.M i:. i'5’,'>’ntri(', 1’., rfC. V-.ni,. S. S U. 4 142 liiC'sb.'f;; ... 1 I •ii't '•!('*» ni'- As. i;..v c l .\rc;*Mur.i .Min’’!- le a v.i*'—F>'rt Greone, I '.'nr:*. 1 Ir-'V. . a t T i r t i i m r ' s a l b ‘y«. * ■’,)••$ Ml H* US” L* :: l ’ i *’- T hird I>lvisi*-)n N*^ 2. *'u.‘'*\in H u.:,. im;M<’ters. 'I'hir«l D i \ ’isl*in N*). b I'lisi-’ti'i lb'll.'” .Vppi'ah-'Ts. l’:i” \'”nth D lv lsk m , Ro* t u n d : * . ,i; t h e < 'c n ; r : * l all'-.i-s. I'iilr. II I'ltl'i* ” .N’’* I'b’he. S y lv a n , nt Klib-i-’.-i i'uU 'm !'abi<’'' all-'vs. BOW L ING, 1S'‘ '1 h« I - l 147 • 19n'For.st*.T 133 l,.u<; .• • . 9 24 17 756 T o tal 11 22 17 SOI T ’j t a l 1 ■( .’ . 2 2 6 196 9 20 21 : m AVON B 0 W l i N & A I I E Y S , L i b r a r y R u l b U n c . 1.217. 1.219 an*l 1.221 Ikalf.-Wd av, impr\V*'*l a:iil in tine .'f i l e r : **i>*'n evcning.s. V a n N a m e In cl.ur):” . Cl'iit's jjoUcitv*.!. W . H . W R A T . i lb:;*’. 1.-257 lUnliMnl .iv. 24-it
