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Th llalfllrrnl Crlillim n erl hatenini ia ll Kiiltfiil llurch Tah-

Minir Hunter lUmlletn for IK-

iltnolt1i ftaiiiiiiil llrati niili

a HUP exhibition of hortemanshMr II S ricf rode hi halfbreed celdli

Self Protection by IVirnplulo dam by S

h In lo victory In thn Chnmpli

noon Mr rg ratiil hi mount over

distance o threi miles with bountiful Juil-

1nt nnd then cutting loo i ciimo throiula t llie ou tt ver-

imjtlis to Till wa the mot Ifpot Hieeilehnm of the year anil-

thu iaN iPm Iloston Philadelphia Hall

mol aiiil oifir ntlo whore this branchih irr i popular wore nn lintiil In Inn

nlin her Tl tost Jumper In tralnll-

w i1 in nst mi thut highdas sport wi-

ok fr I hero wort seven conteatati-n all J I Wldoinr Kulmlnatu

ni i to 5 Pliyed fro

r i s UKSI Judge Phillips wj-

i il ii ti threes i crond choice

lr i lirkr Howdy wits reduced t-

s mil t e clubhouse speculat-

etwkl NI Ilitirlion from tens to eightiidlngly Jubilant over tho resiil-

M iii tor Stevens thn Ianadla-I r Il I sevens

i r ilflil fared Starter Pettlncii is neiulily yet ono men mi-

n WT looking on At the rod fla-

li d If Protection went to tho fron-

tlr i Jump with nn tao th-

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i n l As tiioy cleared tin1 second ohMr P took lf 1rotoitlon ni-

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Mind lor tlie tIm nil the horiirod without much n-

MII bbv thiy ru hod nround the lowt

Turn Hirl lorwanl slipped on the wot tiniver nn hN riiliT Mr

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liuiatii cililins hUrt no further chnncitin biklritrb nirnin ovor the jumi-

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k f 11 wiond they hurriti-i t tnniN over tho witir jump Kill

now runiiinic toui Mr Pitii Kclillni third

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Inin a thoy iliisbiil toward the wrond Jinnfro boinr Miiiioliui IIHKIUI to ride Jinlit-Pli I pt ni earnom The coldlnc WIH tlrln-

nd as he over the ob tacl-

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i itii front cleared the i tnr t T nli Mr PHITH lncron ed hlH effortutiiil s i prijtertion nail half n dozen lengthiii IPSI cf n wbin ho easid the cildihi uimid won r four lenirthi In TZ7 Kulmlnat-i nii nUBkirinif down to the wire nil outIlls ruler Ua wa completely oxhuilRtiin ihnf he oulil nn exirn effort tia ihe pln t liupector Htevetm

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Mr PISI wiin loudly cheered for hi ridiand when be cot to tile clubhoil e he was thi

ol tle hour The rniv wnn worth IMNJIwent to the winner ti-

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run Hie e four1 attracted a timfield W H Scrirouniwas the nt 17 to S with f Whittiov i Judith tiiniilioll heavily jilared n4 to i andHnil AMiirltn In fUrt fl to s Mr Ii CiirlliH Kuuenlu llurch

by Hn Mronie The tluinlier winner ofwrond of the Matron Stake on Tnday when he took up K severluiund more than he rarrleil yeoterday-vm allow fd to recede to s to 1 And even 10 toin many Iook When they cot away Spenoei-riifhnl KuienlA Burch to front thifilly allowed the way rIght down towhere ho won hy a neck In a drlviIn i U llurnthourne wn Bocontl n heaibefore Merrv Acrobat SO to I who wanlonstli the latter being 111

with ho leaders wa v Judith Campbellwa bothered by the

he till while Sergeant didan he which wits rapidly

nifi I lid irlst lto slgnol save nn nrro

bane exhibition In the Hunter llandicirfor ihns viarnld tlllied nt 11 mile when

3 to i iibnut her hhi a runaway of ll-

nl won in romp lx l fore the hotfivorie Ho Kwater who bent Flora PomonaH ii il uiili the latter n tick before lilxl-

lonMirtinl carried fifteen poundsmoro limn in tier lat rnce whenl ton oiT lv live Helling nt a mile and

Mviointii Her time yesterday was ViOj-nhHb coml

I niii ili ngain nhowed thAt he in thinh i old at the gamewhen ho llluH at even weight iii theflr i n m m veii furlongs Chile wan n-

i o fvorlti toil the wny AntI won n ho-

IIIKII ii itngtli In a nocond behindnit own trn k rronrd inudn t year whhe nltMl seven iotlid IOM waitturn Bthi iMfore the only other starterWild Thsine nnd wan cotnlni very fust at-

Jl elulIt T Xil on Jr Turnpike l to I took

lh flUb event for over tho-Krlltwe ourne In a loriirth with alifail better Klr t Chip who wnilown 10 Ancke the-fnvorlio who wan loaded down with wealth

B not up to her form The rare wanrun in l is1-

As u climax Alexander ShieldsZoroistr oiii iyne up ran a macnlflcentr-Hff tin final event 11 handicap for three

no upward at n lie camefrom nowhere in stretch and won In IIdrive In length V r Whitneys Klip

tde favorite Finnan 10 o I

f illnil for the place oroHsters timei to As orv one favorite won the layersiarrid the money In wagon-

nrmr RACKor ll 5 Jtr io addfd sprlsl weight with

prnililfs iisi ven furlontsof ihe Wlthrri mllr-llonr nil jr II Jackiv netting fininuctanunja I 173 odum SS out i

IK Martin Sl 23Wild Thymt DM fidfcrn Ul 85 3

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olds and rd wclrhii-US pnnuUs anil lo ances about three mites

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M IM Mr IacrInV Mevfns KS MATS 71 M 2i isn I Johnson P 31

ruhnlnai M iw IMV ijj even 4dy in 1 i tJud v psillips B ilnnlhan 31 evenu ard I IW Mr llolaylil 61

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tonrtretUura Ethel owned by ll T wson

min metItandlrap for ihiw upward tl

the Ulheri mileIline and Aye Iff loctta-

loronstrr I IOJ lynrl-lpihrlfi 3 ins Cochriui-

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IIM 41v Creamer 121

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Iteraorse 3 02 Martin 2il ol IKnight of llarlrm3 7 llfndinoii M 1 li1

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by Itayon dOr Astoria owned by AlriindShield

FMlRKLt STILL OIIVS 1IIVK1-

Inynrr IIii tutu for S7KO mil TliSells Him Hark for NMM

The paddock at Morris Park was crowdwith turfmen at I3iu oclock yesterday aftenoon when Auctioneer William KastonKruiik Karrells horxe under the hunimeJust why Karrell decided to veil out nobot-Hemed able to tell when th nalfi wiover friend of Hilt Devery stowned Ilium Col Musketeei

The threeyearold colt lt Iteszke I

Serene was tho flrntKarrell liorse to M led Into tho rln-

Krunk Drown who train for Senator PatMet arren utartcd thin bull with a bid of J5nThis wan gradually rained until MorrislUyman clubhouo bcttlni conunlloner Kot the colt for 3100 Farrell xhaklt

hem in evident illipleaBiiru at tho loprice

When Blue appeared Mr Iatnn eiplalmthat till on of stir DlxonHonnlo Illuo II

wlio I a full brother to Klu and Illi-

lllbbon won NJflsno In otakc ns a twthree Of thi amoui-

T 7l li s won till year The Mr t blWHO JlSfio lint In lens than a minute Joti-

K Madden hud jumped the llvure to 850Then A 1 loyner bid IWOO und tho colt wakno keil down to him A half hour lat

Illile hark to Farrell for Hoiianti the ran In the lattern color In

t raciv In loyner saidI bid In lllue for 17000 on n

Potion when I saw that thero n chiantIto lilt ut that price When Mr Knrrel-olTered m an of I took It-

Thats BillCol Padilen who wa cardei

to be hold wns not In the paddock ullhonijhi b enc wa not It wan statethat Musketeer WAit not put up becau-he Is ownnl by Mrs Karrell WIIR ula bidder for llonnlberl

Albert Ilonule Ola hut the colt tK John on tot I4ino

Minotaur Kon Jlsnrbut ColonUt u twoyearold tolt by Si

liixon iJi Colonla was forwith whom Karrell hud

Ionic confab before the sale W DunkerTheitinriUman for linoand M J Ualy necurei

for 1500 The lot seven Ii

alP realized Izioon but us Karrellback the not to much Josepl-K Wldener bought Indue Franklin Stone

for IJHOII nnd will put lilnover the Jumps Tut tier Hill ratthe up to i700 The unlc resulted ufollows

moritiiTT or HUNK ruwvajmud b r 4 hy Sir Ulionlloriilc lllur U-

A J Joyner I70fl4 hy AlhertHoniilu Ola-

fl P Johnson 4J J

lie Hrifke b or hr c 1 hy LamplighterImp Nerenr M I 310-

ColonM hr c 2 Sir liUonLa Colonla-l TIme 320-

lllniitBur b c 3 by KouMermaHl A JJaynrr IW-

Ilnper hlk h 6 by HI llUhnew AlbadaM Italy I

The nu rU m n hr c 2 by Dr Mfllrtilf-M Illmyar W Uurkrr JO

Total for even head 11100Average Mf-

rnopniiTT or riuNKiix STOXK

San Andre hr f 4 by Imp Quicklime ioubrrtlr II WC Daly 1100-

Daffo Down lllllv b X I by Imp St An-

drew Darlodll J II Wldrner I1

Total for twit head M1-

pnoisnTi or SMITH

DMtltute eh f 3 by Imp Invrmr ImpMUerere J irren l

Maria ch t 1 by Imp InvfrnrviAveMarie TI ona Clark If

Northern Light ch c by LudivliIVarlel-W CihIII

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raorpHtr or nKrxotm HKR-KNrlly II h f 2 by The llardUvimrr

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ollilay cniwd r res todayKlrM Kleannr Inward

Scully in to I won lirrle Ooan nn V l hi-

J to I second Lysuelh W illouhrei into I thirdTime 113311

Second Hare Ulastlr US ifwlel n to 5 wonHappy Im Jarkvin n lo I second Ur-

Scharit 110 to I third Time lOnThird Seven furloncs SArnlio iu ilulei-tn J won loc Skin 103 OOmnnri 5 second-

Drelalmtr Ul ttlllmorri IS to I third Time

Fourth IlaceOne mile and a sUteenth XeareM-I illnutirei 12 to I won 101 larknoni

11 to S froml Satin Coat M iWjIJd S to I third

furlonct PlrklM 103 Waldoi-i to I wnn Dr Kler Im iLnuilrnt lo I cnnddoL 103 Morv even third Tlmr liSixth Kace Onr mile unit 20 yanliCarat

03 Val4o 4 tn t won Lunar IIS 7 tosecond Satchel Vt Lellmorn 13 I third

Seventh BareSix furlnneTlie Hoer W-llouhrei S to 2 won Illlir 119 ifialei even

Trot 110 tWilihl 12 In I third Time 115-

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mtCAOOOct II SCIIIIdreth C II Campbelliftrr brine backed from 12 to I down to A won theMplne Slake hndlly at Worth to day

Hare Six furlonr Irelorlu IOS Ho ron 112 Tnnleri

conil Ixvlathan 105 llllrkenruth 3 to I thirdrime 111

Second Race 1lve furlonc lKlrenne 107

nirkennilhi 3 to I won Vlnetldf 92 Dalyl 10

0 I second Andes Ito lOllsi 13 to I third Time100 3 i

Third Race One and eighth MeChes123 Buchanan I to 3 won John MrCurk 100

to I second lllowaho iou i Kelly13 to I hunt Time I J

Fourth Hare The Alpine Stakes One mil-er Campbell 81 Dntmellyi to lwon Pearrluli-

OJ Mllleri second J V Kirby M Pleratlito I third Time 141Klflh Hace Five Mrlonirs Irene llndsey 07

lioillaker-l to S Duelist ItO Hoar 6 to I thirdTime 100 2S

Sixth Hace One mile and a half MarqueTlerattl 5 to 2 llnyward Hunter 89 lllel-rerson Din 1 ObstlriSteSimon 101 Kellyto I third Time 336

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norrio Oct 11 In Ihe at Portrle today the bandate on the foreleg of

avorltc rAmp undone streamed behind and oftenripped him bin he won easilyFlrit lUecSIx furlonirsnrlnjwf loe Worm

11 1 to 2won 119 Honker S to 2 serond-irovol I A A to I third Time 15

Second a Pull fitrlnnr Altlallowmas 7 Abeli 20 to I won Merle Edna

i2U s o 1 vrond Scottish Illue 05Preston 40 lo I third Time 1101

Third hare Sleeplerhaw full course McManu-M even won Trenclthemere41 SlaterI lo I second Veins K 133 O Ulnnell

to l third Time 411Fourth Raceone mlleAllonalh lOt A remto 2 won Aled too fluke II to f-

ernnd Hlnsdale 104 linen 0 to I third Time

Fifth rtaceKlx furlnn All Souli M Hn-

lanellh t to I von Little 111 L Daly-

to 1 second Harding lOft 1 Walsh to i third

Mith liace Seven and a half furlong Theironic lbS Hooker 4 to 1 won Heroic

7 Kills 1 to 1 second lion Scotch BO Unman11 10 to I third Time l3 i

Kennel NoteTim thirteenth annual field trial of the

latlonnl Heairle Cluli of America will beginn SOY n nt Mlneola K I and thn presentullcntlon nro that tlio meet will be thn larst In the history of the club It will also

ave a unit of Interstate aspect this time n-

ermotit Ma aclmsetf Island Conertlcilt Non York New Jersey Pennsyl-anla Ohio 111111011 Maryland Vlrelnla-iill lani Iowa represented

Mother good featuru of the preparationPile year Is thern 1 nn

The Pointer flub of Americas annual fieldIweln on Nov 1 at Kant port I I anil

who attend will nt tonut over the diinll section In addition to havlnit

club extended I them TIffstakes open to world will

the attraction with nn entry fee ofml remaining tolart Entries lilt thi contest and for tho

cnnnne l to club members close onct II with C T I wls 4t Wall treet New

Place done will receive ff 30 2n-

er cent of Makes In addition toof th club silver trophies

Pololimit match for the Squadron

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former firanil Stand nmmliiloncr Icreases Ills Plank Hull Mrs I Curtan IlMixDate Tiirfwoiimn NpcncSri Down fur n Work Turf ioMl

One of tiM heaviest winners In tho tinat Morris Perk yesterday wa the nw plmigi-

Vhltey Ijingdon last year Iangdoiwho formerly conducted n newspaper

Del was n bet tin a commissionIn the grand Mnnd at local tracks Thspring starting with a shoo siring ho sotaccumulated a hank rollofHOOuo Vcsterdo-he fancied Eugenia llurch to win the NurteiHandicap and accordliiKly backed thoacross tiM board He got down llooo at

I straight to I H place and tlruat 2 to I to show and won linnno to the race

Mrs I Curtis owner of Eugenia Ilurc-lI well up In turf matters When slit satill falling rain and the track rapidly turnlrInto muddy going she was Inclined to scratcthe lllly but Jumea Mclaughlln who trailfor her advised lur to lit Hen Stroine-diiuglitcr co to HID post When Kugrnl-llurch won Mrs ItirtU Wit 17010 rlche-a the ros value or the handicap was tsciof which looo went to tho hecond unit IKto the third Mrs Curtis purchased Kilgenlhutch from SIre T J Carson for I27J IUcolors white black sleeves ardlnal capann Ihojti of Ixml Ialmouth Thoy weiused by late Arthur Vhito Inand when the latter died Mr Curtis adoptthorn Kugenia Hutch Is considered byto bo the best twoyearold filly of tholast Tuesday chi won tim second part cthn Matron Stakes which was worth totto the winner During the llrighton meet Insh won tho second part of the ProdticStakes which was worth about l5 to thwinner and the Montauk Stakes togothewith several overnight events At iSaratog-Kugenlii Burcli ruin second to Ciroy Krla-In thn Albany Handicap Altogether MrClinic Im clnsy to KOoOo In stakes ampurses thi year After yesterdays racshe said that shu might tart Kugenia BurclIn the Champagne Slake next Saturday I

the lllly was not asked to pick ui too muclweight or she might wall for the White IliilnHandicap

Thu Nursery Handicap was first run Ii-

is Among the prominent winners wert-Dukeof MiiKentn Sensation Hopeful KlreneKing Krlc Vorkvllle llelle Kunyon BetBrush Klhelbert Kings Courier llellnrli

King Hanover who won last year Tinrat hat twin run at Morris Park smeo isoo

The Steeplechase was Innug-tirnted in ISM when J W Colts Van Shli-wn victorious In ltn l II V Smiths ThiCad now driven In a buggy by Pile ownertook the rich while hi t year Mrblets Xiulboihold tin best record fur the rate and trackTC

Monohan was thrown by JudgiPhillip in the steeplechase yesterday wacurried to the jnddock umoixclous Wher

cnrat to and had lute head done ir-

Imndiiitis he put on Pile htriMt clothes anilminded with the crowd tln liiwii n I

nothing had happind Monohiin I the bojwho luni ed mitt Iixtons Mildl-infler lie had thrown her rider down attirnvpsend recently and rodi her out for

vlii rode Self Protection socleverly yesterday I tin bestKintleman rider in America has riddenHome line races this year hut

i8iHd the climax K Am-

brose t lark nlo im ex crt rider inttiidiil toluau mount on his grilling Howdv inyesterdays rue hut at till lint inoiiientgave to oim1 person wireIncline to vn ure Hay for not putting up11 stronger tltilh on wii-lieatcll out of till money III the IIM lew stridesHut Hay uid afterward that uu-

nn tin point of falling from sheer xliiiiiitlon-nnd thnt if lie tutu punl lnd him the on ol-Koynn dllr might IMVC lirokn down

Tin Hunter Iliindlcap Is nn old standbyIt wns first run in l hi nt Jerome at amile mid ihreenitiriers hut in ISIHI u nrun at Park at n mid throesixt-oenths siiitilvi IMU-

it unsiigim run at leroine Pith witen Klldeeri-voh In u Since tbeii the bus beet runit Morris Park the belter known v inner

cing llelle Ii IteMtinTo-llelm ir Soilllle leophu Kenmor IMeliI-llH Hose mill Morillngsiil-east years u inner Flora Iomouii Will rann the Hunter carried the colorf Jnhii K for the llrM time Sh

van played too lln ignul the-winnerwho n lorm reversal-s tralmd Jmnes MiUiuglilin who nNo-irorpil with Kugenia llurih

While yt the owl for the firstlay IHiKs riot only kicked up trouble hIntilso threw lack Martin horses

iTathid out of tbi event-lleiftv SlMiicr the let limn ilpto

ln nut winner inre his reurn from Kiigland In the early siirnnierI-M had the mount nn lugeiiia llir h and

VMS m determined break hi lininghint he tnok several ileliberate rilarrler fur which Stirier PKingill put

HIM ground tIll one w kliisl utter he had flniliid iolling the horis-

n the paddock Infore TOIlS yesterdayKaMnn was wi ed with-

in attack of vertigo und iHiatne uneon-ii lois He was brought around nil rightlowHver n hori lime Mr Iaiion haslot lieen himself wneethc IteedsaliHt Sheeps

lust Monday when Inif Illness lie ba enjoyed robust

and lilt friends say that his trouliln-s only temporary

The popper Puns dl poed of Hlng-opp r for Jlovi to a man who has turned

nt ku gelding over to lames MI LaughIn to ruin

In rare yesterday Par Kicellonce-mi In tlm nami of In fijiivint tin Wetirn ht n ton of

on J B Six Shooter iMck-

ng him dunn from tl lo I to fours Th coltrin slowly and wa to the turn where

ie made a of ground nnd wn rapidlyiverhnullng leader nt till

wa taken out of the ring on Xorons-er victory lohn A Drake It wns wildicing among thoe who cH hed-

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J W loll Jo E Wldener I-

lmbroA Clark J i lollan bee t-

lelmonl H S Drown K II Hitchcock IItljnard P J Milton

tall Keen Pierre IirlllHrd I T Wilsonr Ii V 15oll 1 CoP lame

Pepper Patrick Kcenan Frank McKeeJfimes nnd

ithers of the rnln half a doenally ho conches and counties automobiles

tho trip from the cityTurner wus threo overweight

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in abl In nnkn 116 Mora Pomona ID-

he next PiceMartin throe mount In the money

with two cah for Odomnd Ii Smithllcrmis was scratched out of the test rues

the 111111 lohn A DrakesnNo withdrawn late In the afternoon for

ho sum rcafon nil there wcru twenty

Jockey John Bullman yesterday a-

nntrnct to rl le next seanon Johnchorr the Memphis trainer Bullman wiltcelve a retainer l5 rt nail will alsoe extra for mounts He signedill contract with the Idea hut be wouldcelve a license next season from the tiwrd of the Club who recently mt-Im on ground Indefinitely with Burnir constant post lullinn bus heel riding for AugustIH season with varying success He Intend

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Women Play llaiketliallClever slng expert dodging and fine

locking won for the Manual Training Hkhhoot lrl of Brooklyn chnmpton of thn-rtropolltnn Publln High School llrU-

thletlo League at yesterdayIIM Port High School tiam wan-

niiponiiit of the Manual player and wasThe of

gnal Corps III Dean trI Brooklyn wasscene the contest attracted 11

ire flof alumni nnd underTilt Hal scori wits 21 to 0

Tho team of Normal Collegeth met the teachersPubllii School 171 The scot was NormalP S 1730

IlllllanlThe amateur billiard season will ho ushered

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Salesmen I I 7VI Head I UkJ 0 2Vat Lead Co l l 773 1 Y Keallnru 2 t-

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AHCADR IlIAD TOUBSAUICNT

Team I 497 nosedile Team No72 Hipper Team No 2 437 Tompkins Snua

41 Columbia Train No J 4i Rondale Train No i 405 lluOalo Team Xo 1 401 C-

ilumhla Team No I 371 IlulUlo Team No 2 33our NeUhbon Team No 1 311 Our friends TearNo l 2 5 Our Nelnhbors Team No 2 JSI Tomiklni Square Team No 2 200 Our Nelihbors TealNn 2 V72 Tompklns Square Team No 3 259 Uu1aTeam No 3 2M

Frank Dewey was Ihe star In the opening ramsor the Custom House Itonllug Leatua yesierdi-afttrnoon The scores

rllMT OASISII V Downing 4 Co GavIn 171 Star It-

Rrarmar lei Kraus Ill 14C

Ul771Eleventh DlvlslonOrmsbee 150 Hush 14

Grven 145 Decler 152 Daltun 149 Total IllKCONt I1AMK

Second DivisionMueller 75 1e ISO Hawkins 200 Total 727

Dlvhlon No I King 1IC Jlcftw IllMvlnge Ids Krethurn lift Kaley 1JD Tutal 74-

THIIIII OAM-HDhtelitedt k Co McCarly Trash 14

Leonhrdl 2O5 Sleltt 130 KoHer IW Total 7 5-

ItolundaYoiinj US ISO Kamke 15-

Iloifen 120 LOdge M Total 73-

9Dlaselsiedl A MrCarty itS Ieonhardt 1-9Traxli U2 Kortir IrA Tnlal 77-

8rievrnih Division ormMxf 123 Smith tliu7 locker no Dalton IU Total 6-

4rimi IIAUI11 r Downing 4 Co lavln 1SJ

Kraemtr HO Krnui 170 Neuman 21 Total 7

Third Division No I Ktnir 121 Plciiso 1-

4Iluntr ie Kreeburn I3n Kuley 157 Total 6H6

SIXTH 0 M-Kllotunds Ynuiu I JO henry 252 Kamke

n ven lit 177 Total IO

second IUvhlon Vlele 1 M 11

Mueller 112 l wls M hawkins IM Total CM-

MKVKNTII niur-H V Downing 4 Co iavln 175 132

Krsfmir Kraus 213 Neuman 1 7 Total M3-

Hotunda Young 155 Dewey I3 Kamke 17Jflogen III l idiir 750

KtoiiTH UAMKSecond Dlvhlon Vide 141 139

Mueller 77 l l Hawkins I5fl Total K-MCletrnth DIvMun Ormibte 13 Smith 02

irrin 125 lIcker 131 Dalton 1W TotalNINTH OAM-

tIllnrelsieili 4 Co MrCariy W TrI 172

Iionhardl 152 Slelt2S4 Mother lull TotalThird Division No I King 107 Pleawi 17-nvlnge 151 Kiley 1 Total a-

Klevrnth frame Dln el idl 4 Co M ThirdilvMon 77

Itilds alleys In Church street were ernwdei-esterday atterniHjn U miml et and olluwern i-ntt VViilrsAle Drilit Trade AsMiclMlon tuhe miming tend ot the tenth annual tournament

to the Umllnr Harry llarneK ptrilililil 1-

1he iLsvurlallon made an address I be lohnvin-c Johnson tram winners ot the ftr l prl e lasteaion male a rood beitlnnlnf ilcfeatltn Iwtr-

IlVMlnc lives Th AOurr-srmsr flAME

Johnson 4 John on cartwrry 177 llarklns 131-

1lorrls Slevcns lj lo-alKSi

Union Illtrhey 4 Cnlloltnian IN Ilqup5 Itcnrlch 113 lramlu Norib 15 lo-al nili

StCONIl 01MKIranian 4 KempMerrill lIft oh nien inI-

crtlllen lii Thomas Ill hampl ToI7I-llnien Itltohey 4 CollnHman 157 Klque-

MI Kenrlih 191 KmniHl M NorriS lev Iu-

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Johnson 4 lohnonCnrtwrry 171 Itarklns51 Morris Ill itirxtns 22 To-

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l nnian 4 113 Johansen 121

leiilllen 201 Thomas 113 Kampl 131 Toal714

rOtRTll OAH-Kyeahury 4 Johnson l Mj 187 De cller lio-

auirhey 131 hcrlmshaw III Judge i To-

il 733National Lead 13 grewi MnrUay 213 Saunders 2 Kemble 16

3iMnn flAME

iineral Chemical in Finchl iurr 113 Heed ISi Sturm 161 Total 7S-

Nutloiial If3 OmiiMuy Mem 134 Agnewll H iyd Ill Snundrrs 112 Kcmtle 110 To-il n5

SIXTH lAMESeahury 4 Johnsmlxivls l4 DeZeller U2-

authiy IIS Vrlmshaw JUdge ll To-il kfj-

ienrral fhemlral C ininanyIUsell Ififl Finch3 Hudson 111 hired 170 Storm 117 Total 765

The gamin rolled In the Stalcn Island Howlingc Kur im Th irjilav nnd Irlday nights follow

cinsr nunMalen Wand Simmer Ill Nhoverllnt ll

nrrrll 177 Van Diner 143 Meirl 15 TotallNUht Owl 131 llelnrrl0 Daley 17 IM Total 72-

SFCOMI IIAM-ITompklnsvllleliiimA 157 llrumjs ISO Ander-

nn 111 Thompson Hark Ill Total 711

Mirht Owl ThotniMon 137 Michel 12s Iklnell3 Daley 131 PH Total

THIKI lAItYStolen Island siimer I7i Schoverllnr 11-5nrrrll 113 Durer IM TotalJTompklnsvllle numt I2i llriimvs 127 ndrr-m lai Thumpson l n ilark 113 Toial U-

KIHST IIAMKNew llrlghton Klenile 104 Hawker UT IVk

Till 131 McKay 154 Kebor I2J Total 71-11WViilerlelgliCutler 113 ChiMen rn 119 Me-

lllre IllS iJiwrlr I7W IIIKs 137 Tullll WJ-HKCONll nun

IVerlevs Hrlll 203 VerUrujen 21 Ilrewste-rI llslmm Hv hs ITU Total BIB

liT Chrlslriuiii 174 Mr-

uln 137 Cortilyou IS Illlss 143 Total 74-3Tlllllll hAMS

Pcrrlevt llrlll IO Verkruzen llrewster1 ctolmrn l 3 Kvnns r Total S25New KlenJe ILl Vrr 55 IVk

Ito McKay 1 Keboe IS4 Total 17

fledford Council made a eood start In the Ilrookn lloyal Arcanum leaiue on Friday nlfhl

s mm averaged close toiiio SuIt In the ihlrdtae overcame ft leml ot ihclr opponcnw o overtins after the nfth frame

rlRT IIAM-KlleiKord Counell Morris l 2 Markwell 201-

Iller 162 Watertiury 171 Wclncarth ISO Total

lllhert Counellllaier 214 Fuller 153 Chaler 174 Illerds lou Van Tassel KB Total iniS-

KCOND OAU-Iillbert Counell llager 181 ftiller 157 dial-

ers IM 15s Van Tassel 191 Total sl7Council llrnrhhold 102

Wannamacher 17K Schaefer 152 Albert im-jtal M

simon OAMrCouncil llrachhold 150 Aner 1-

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Illedforil CouncilMorris 171 Markwell 191

Iller 173 Wateruury 1113 Vlnarth IM Total

The opening games In the SeW Jersey Associationuriiarocnt on Irlday nlfht resulted ul-

lowsriB T OASIS

Meteor Kreamer IU luehs 147 Marlon 190IdJ Koops 179 Total Ml-

t K lark en 115 Malhcws 153 llartsrh 148

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New Jersey Kolb lull 151 CoryIHSiColTnmn W Total Ols

O Kllarkvn 117 Matheus 57 Ilartsch 17shin l5lKlrclmer 12 lotaf 77-

TlltltnoAUKNew Jersey Kolb 174 Chamberlain 1ST Cory

l l Iliirk HIIColTniin I7 Total anMeteor Kraemer 14 luehs 13ff Marion 127iffy 141 Koops nil Total770

of Cut Iresltlrnt Columbia Athleteloo Kj traiU Palmn eon of Presidentiliii of the IVban Republic I one of the

piimNlrg candidates for till Columbiarcuntry team Ho I n second year

inlent In the Columbia law ntliool and haso reputation of being a plucky runnerilrty nrn now at work withnlner lljertbergnnd apt alinlier than Interestedcroscountry work at Columbia The bestthe new men lire young 1jilmi nnd KIN

Smith fromWork was begun yesterday In spreading

on till new running trackr preliminary crosscountry prnctlce

LacrosseThn annual meeting of the lacrosse assocla-in at Columbia lnlver lty woe held yestcr-y to formulate plan for tilt year and to electleers K lleid fit college wasesldent I onard hebler in science U tInw team manager with Nornmn H tlohveer 04 college as his mslMant ThIn

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At tho eleventh hour yesterday the ranecessitated a postponement of the innatecontests among member of tintDriving Club at the Kmplrc City Inuntil next Thursday Chnrleji C Iloy-Alonro C Maynaril Frederick DIM ThornKloydJonis and others sat in the big r-

coptlon hull talking It over a the rain candown The death of old Onward 225half brother to Director ZI7 on Friday wtalked of anti It seems astonishing how ftrealized thnt h wns 37 years old 0 Fwits tile llrst 250 trotter and for many sosons breeder naked one another why Ci

Poppers prandly bred stallion was notbetter speed sire Todny he is representby about TO at both gait and many at tl210 end of the list well His donleave Alcantnrn and Jay Illrd tho oldson4 of Clcorge Wilke probably with BanWllkes 2lf this youngest Director the c

of Dictator and Jiolly I alive and In t

obscure sectIon of Pennsylvania doing pith

service Jay Illrd soon pa sos to a new owne-

an old Ilcd Wllken yet another votersby tl o Pony n icorgo Wllkiwoe ttyUd because of his etntiire Raredo two an prominent sires ns Onward nn-

Adbcll dlo on successive day The tu-

looi brilliant progenitor In bothKd iecrss remarkable season was a top

of conversation ut the clubhouse ycstcrda110 won i lnio with Direct Hal M witLexington and Memphis to ht added MSwith The Monk 2W J55fi with ephy211 116JO with Prince of Orange vn7lj eelusive of second money In tho Transy-

vanla last week 22J with fIll lluest-o2lli for whom he lat April paid but

own alone 11-

Jlofni with Lord March lis With tlipacers Dan H and Ircd S Wedgewooi

soul ho won about IDOTIwith Dandy Chimes 21174 und tl750Shadow billies 2nV addition he wosome small sums third and fourth moneyunder Siunnwlth Johnny Iutteritoii I

whom ho owns n half Interest and It I wel

known lint Derby the I match tarpwith about tpioon In admissions additional aCharter Oak on Aug 2 for 1 K Smatherwho it era tlOOi for services thai

Irlor to In exhibition Dan patchhad won but Mioo consequently owners musread tho writing between line arid Ii

future at lant strlvii to locals suko winnor that Season onmay mean winning around JSinoo lludsoi-t iaUomhti luil more stuke horse thattleers Their brilliant trio Kythmlc iiuChan 20i Hamilton 2lli wenespecially fortunate whllti jiiswon out niter Brighton Bench s meet-Ing hIlt J 1 paid 110000 for herOf loiintt pool winnings to thiend a Pier money w bin

sliP heine second to Direct ll d IiHudson led with Audubon Boy mid n-

huve in Vfj headed driver of trotterwith Itvthniicrt Ktlii and finished secomto ticcm with Twinkle shows that drivermust above i illgree brillianceracing luck and nil ele-

Comliik from California tIP did with hutfour horses Mlllard Sinders didAlillii IMO1 has won IHKMiand I secondto Hvthmlc Nora sold for

5iN i after roarliing I2 her only Startlou Dillon a green one showed jus nnd-Cnimii wns oflered Dolly Ilillon 2i 7 antiSir Albert S isv owners nmlVery on ise us Iliey never got to ISS1 form

K Smnlhers has made fist and thi-liost showing of the local owners lie riiced

ImrcH nml his wngon starts resultedlreiteiil victories hlln elf lowered

Ixird old reiord of to I ii-

nml cut liln llighunodH ii to jinlAlice lliirne old iMPi Hindi In w toMil1 also won with Briik in

Mr ierkens only two riiced TheMonk and Ired S figure aheadin percentage of itnrts iiinong locally owned

much doubtThough not generally linown if i how

ver n hilt that Prince ol India l3aif the great trotters Irincit of Ornnife ujmil 2ii1 nl n and winnerjf two is owned lure HI belongso lieorge It linn eiis whow firm Is In Ken

and few II any young sires outauk him Only two voirs iio Lyons bml-

ilm out rnring on tin rinult nnd now onlyilarter lo diitc are high among the money

winners

Hay llldRo UrlMiiK lull PlannerThe members of the list Hldje Driving Club

re not fair wcalher iipnrtinifn tail Ilirtr po-

lonnl matla4e was held nt the ParkwayCluli tr cl vcsirrilnyi-

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Iltifool blk m iVVliuiil H Varilrlb 2 2 1-

oril lulitravr h ir Frank Jarobus 3 3 2

Time 223 2201 22siv257 mile hiats-

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liniiiploiislilp llotil to He Decided at IortErie Tiimorniw Skill

loral siinrt nre much interested In I

attlo for the chiiiiiplonshlp of

ie world liitweiii Joe inn and Kid Mclart-ind of Huflalo which Is tn b held nt Iort-rle tomorrow night The men are tn met 135 pound for twenty loiinds This wille their fourth mill iin look the firstiintest whilo the next two were drawslePartliml a few year ago was rated alight v i lever mil bus n record

yard long Im lie hits mil Improved us-

nn and on score bin are not10 of hi rinnces In good formliPartland can hold hi own nLMlnst the-e i of them In his dlvuion Ho has a leftand which no boxer with the eiciptlori ofans tin liien able to avoid It a eculiri-incli nnd the Kid cirnn oil his force IxOiin-

dMcpartland In the t hl defeatediot all of tile opponent with thin handinns is In and experts to-

nve no rouble in scorinir n vlctorvhis time A preliminary bout often roundstween Warren of Imffato andertnan Miller of llnltlmoro will precede the

ellar event It for ten

Ieltrr From Irtcr Malirra SlananerPeter Mther feel aggrieved over what

n term unfair treatment In hi recent boutIth Jack Ollrlen at Ihlladelphla Peterowery who I Mnhers manager writess follows to TiiKSrx-

I wl h to say Mnnothlig regarding Mahers-to tight with Jock to set nt teat

re orts that Maher was outrlnssed Innit mill The uf gaveeter pill the worst of It when all things con

Maher wits to thc verdictHrlen him three tlni with his head

It did not look accidental to at thatV aro after nnotber inntrli and hasJinlsfd to give us one noon The soonerit blter Mailer I keeping In great shapeHer In fact thanben they meet again I am nioro confidentan ever will slot hint In U roundsliey lll nirht again sniitlm In November

We make helter bowling alleys than any outie tn the business ask any open bowler outlulck name alleys are money makers

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they are necessities Newly imported ones are made of naturalwoods and whalebone covered withcatgut and leather mounted withsilver horn solid gold gun metaland handsomely carved ivoryhandles

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Have for many seasonsheld thehighest place in the esteem of allmetropolitan men and women ridersand the better class of riders in thecountry They are favored by thehunt clubs and those who ridestrenuously as well as by the parkequestrian Made of pigskin bestkersey lining handforged steelstirrups worsted Fitzwilliam girthsfinest stirrup leathers The pricesare inviting

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