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snare for Old England stilt Outncch Four Favorite Win forTalent at the Hraveaend

Four favorites enabled the talent tointensively at Oravetend yesterday wberthe threatening weather kept the ettendancdown to the regulars H T Wilson JrPolly Spanker 7 to 10 favorite galloped otwith the Oceanvleiv Handicap for threeyearold at a mile and a sixteenth lie gaveseven pounds to Leonldas to Mlneolnod Ut en to Ostrich Mlneola went backIn the betting to 4 to 1 while Leonldaa receded half a to 0 to 2 There wassteady play at elxwho rode the favorite allowedmake the pace In the the backstretchbut when he let Dolly Spanker down It w-aeur the Kingston gelding coming hornwith eight lengths to spare in 147 Leontdaiweakened In the last sixteenth and Mlneolahard beat him a head for the place

last all the wayColonial Olrl at prohibitive odds won

at a mile and a sixteenth with easeallowed Hoodwink the outsider

with the Meddler mare for threequarof a mile Then Colonial Girl Wok corn

and finished two and a lengths li

of Carbuncle second who waslength and a halt before Sonoma Belle Hood-wink backing up aa as the stretchreached

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It to favorites were badly beaten In thehandicap for twoyearolds at five andhalt furlongs Blue Coat 7 to t and Czara

6 to 2 raced together In front to thestretch where ONelll came on with the Albemule Stable Santa Catalina an 8 to I shotwho won ridden out by two lengths in 107Czaraphlne got the plate from WorkmanR to 1 by of a length Blue Coatstopped to nothing The Thomas colts wereoutrun from the start

P J Dwyere Jennie McCabe a full sisterto Major Dalngerfleld with 8 to I about hertoOk the third race for twoyearold filliesKbe ran over Brush Up 8 to S favorite In

the stretch and beat her two lengths in 108 25Princess Erls 20 to t was third two lengthsIn front of Belle Dixon i who got the

of a badEngland 3 favorite In the fifth

race at about six furlongs lastedto beat Orthodox to i by a The

was oft poorly but would have won In

jump or two King Pepper 8 to iwas third two lengths away James V

18 to 5 had no chance after the sendoff Thotime was lio 45

In a terrific drive Hedfern got Out of Reach2 to 1 favorite homo first In the sixth eventfor maidens at a mile and a sixteenth L V

Bells doyle a 20 to I shot who followedOut of iteach pacemoklni throughout wasbeaten only a head Tom Lawson also 20to 1 ran third Spring Silk second In

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BICOUD RACK

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Itont and AM Wl Betting FinColonial Girl 6 Booker 1120 out lCarbuncle 72 46 2-

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The Handicap for threeyearoldsI2-SOO added one and a si xt eenth

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Selling for threeyearolds and upward 11000added furlongs

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OLD CHAMPIONS rs NEW

Thry Will De Seen In a nail Gam at PoloGrounds xt Week

ELMIRA Sept J9 Dannya successful dry goods merchant of this cityhut once a famous second baseman Is busy

days sharpening the spikes on his oldshoes having the rents In the troup-

ers mended and wiping the dust and dirtfrom the X T on the Rhlrt Richardson Isswing back on the diamond but It will be fora single appearance The following letterfrom Manager McClraw of the Jfew YorkNational tells all about ft

For ur tUne tliice H39 when wereone of toe champ of that season the Giants

again won the rig The boys of todaywho have won thli years pennantmnoenlrd to give the Polo GroundsK tirnefit among those now employed aremany who rooted for whenwere on top and some one has suggested

between the old and the new champions

ie oldnn1 the new playedue old uho to partlrl

rate besides yourself are Duck LivingConnor Jim Mickey JohnnyWard Tint KeMe GateSilk Tlfr 4i frankArthur wl and last but not least old Jim

Toe chances an they look now are loatyou will be the only absentee If you are notwas a member of the New

Yorks In In both ofcaptured the pennant and defeated

the Association cham-pion Ip 188 8t

the won six to two The follow-Ing year Brooklyn went down to sixto year the

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Brabrcezc Stake and Two HandicapFtatuTM

The Heabreeze Selllnc 8lakeforf threeyearold nt n mile and it lxt enth will brun at Uravetend today SeymourBernard The Southerner and

In the handicap for aU ages f aboutsix fur-longs for which he hu recelvedtopw lght140 pounds The twoyeprold Rlr Brlllaitogether with Monet and Ancestor iloolformidable at the weights Adrluthadoubtless bo played heavily In the handlesat a mile and a sixteenth to beat it tile lotIn the second race for twosix furlongs Olenecho Ecut heon Ju

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Maher Hides flock sand to Victory InJockey Club Stakes

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Cnicioo Sept Ben made a rood fieldlook cheap and the feature event ofthe Worth card today With a lr rk worse than-a It took a nurse the endurance ola locomotIve to negotiate tb aad Blr Denanswered aU the requirements which htmto win as he pleased W J layouts In thesecond race at backed from StoZtru goIngIn the dtrrctlnn when starter Murray re

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second 116 Troiler to J thirdTime 112 Wadden II Paul Tilde HopelessGladiator The Warrior ud Are Llrbt ran

Race Six Lampoon tos Seam4 won Saferutrd to 1

second Clausus 109 8 to 1 third Time123 24 New Jove Annu Mlrelnaand Carnellan ran S let at the

Third RaceSix and a halt Denlie even won Rail 101 WilsonIS to Nannie to 2

third Time 190 26 Lurallcbter jmdPertyMine also nn

Fourth Race Five and a half furtonr AUtnAvon 104 UorrUon 5 to J wan naxman noIWIthard 12 to i SinsU to 5 third lS Subtle BowlingBridge and Cot also ran

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Sixth Race Six rurlonri Adenllt Shaved 8 towon Tarn OShaoter 103 Greenfield0 to i

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this race210 pace John Me won the

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STARTER CASSID TO OFFICIATEAT MORRIS PAHK

toBe Anxtoa EtratUthe Work at too Pot Bu r Timesthe IIonunlnB Bird B HTBoiaPlunges In vain Bic Offer for Behlllln-

U announced ywlerdey thatwould continue to oct In the

of starter during the coming meeting at MorrlPark When turfmen at Oravesend heardnews they were evidently urprtaed forhd been led to believe all along that C JFitzgerald would resume work withbarrier at Wetchet While tbere waS nofficial explanation ot the Jockey Clubsaction It was that the stewardS wereanxious to equalize the work of the two

Mr Fitzgerald to ham

longer at the post season than Mr CauldyThe latter haa been busy at two meetingsat Buffalo but with the eornmB engagementat Morris Park b will equally dividework with Mr Fitzgerald A far aarelative ability of the two starters 1 eonoerned turfmen are almost unanimously Ir

favor of Mr Fitzgerald whose work duringthe recent meeting at Bhe p head Bay wupronounced the best that be has everon the metropolitan tracks Mrbeen starting well as a rule at OrareMndbut some of his sendoffs hive been

bad Both men been uelnsthe same but are ofdifferent of the

walk up system which ofracegoer early In the season there haslittle fault to be found Theremany suspension of Jocke MrCossldy setting II Cochran down yesterdayfor two days

E R Thomas and Alex Shield lost a potof money on the stables entry Diamond andFlyback In the first race yesterday TrainerShields said before the race that he did notsee how Flyback could lose Diamond-was purchased by Mr Thomas the other dayat the of Sydney Pageta horses Th

opened at 8 to S but went back to It to torder Then It was that the table

commission to be 15000 roads It ap-pearance In the ring Flyback ran Just alhe has always done since Mr Thomas paidbig money to John E Madden for him whileDiamond showed nothing of the speed withwhich he won his last race in the Paget colors

There were time around the Hum-ming Birds all the afternoon While13 to S was the best price against Belle Dixonon the Met slates Col Tyler laid 7 toA little man with a pale face ran up and ex-

claimedIll bet you a hundred on Dixon

Three hundred to a hundred Dlxonl sangTyler grabbing money

You had three and a half t on yourelate cried the titUs man boiling over

You get three to onel Beet exclaimed theColonel bristling up

RAre you afraid of losing oily Jollarascreamed the little fellow who was strugglingwith the throng around book

Not a bit of ill was the replyI wish I bad you out here where I could

hand you one wa the next exclamation-Ill bet you a hundred to fifty you wont

fight If I the Colonelwas crimson

onIll bet you a hundred more too that If

I come out Ill throw you over thefence the Irate made arush for his tormentor who be seenfor the dust won big money on theOceaaviow Handicap He laM 8 to B a placeagainst Leonldaa when A to S was the beetobtainable elsewhere and took everything-In sight He also laid 7 to 1 agaInst Ostrichand took a 1500 bet a man namedMaguire He held the Dolly Spankerout

Archie 7immer turned down a 15000from C E Henschall for the servicesapprentice Schilling who wee third withPrincess Erls in the third Henschell

to have the boy ride for him on thethe winter Schilling

had fifteen andhas finished money only twice

The Maryland Jockey Club which willconduct the coming meeting at Pimllco has

reorganized with A C Hall presidentBrown vloeprealdent and W P

Rlgg secretary R W Walden U one ofthe directors and John Boden Jr will be theracing secretary

J L Holland has received a consignmentof yearlings bred In England and willrace them here next season Holland andhis friends thought they had a good thingIn the filly Belle Dixon recently purchasedfrom the National Stable but she neverhad a chance after leaving the startershands

Jennie the third horse to win InP J this season the othersbeing Knight Errant and Red Friar Shewas liberally played by the clubhouse

Rare Music who started In the third eventwas o crazy while parading put the standthat she threw her colored jockey J Taylorout of the Taylor climbed bookquickly

There wed a good play on Jack McDonaldsCarrie Jones who wa hacked sixesfrom ten The Requital victorythis season was In loppy going

By a clerical error the distance for therace was made a mile and a sixteenthprogramme Instead of a mile and a

furlong The mistake was not discoveredintlll after the race run but no officialprotest was flied

Old Sadducee after a long rest attempted0 race In the fifth event pulledlira up at the sixteenth pole aa he was bleedng from the nose Politics big figure In

the result of this rape as SullivansOld England won with Frank Fanells KingPepper third Orthodox who ran second In

name of M L Hayman is generally beto b the property of a well known

Democrat Fritz Llndlnger whoonce ran for Sheriff against Tammany wasrepresented in this event by Mutiny whowas ridden by MoFadden combination-that drew 300 to I In the ring

The race for maiden was full of goodthings waa backed down from1 to 4 Jason was lowered to 12 Sir Shepwas from 20 to U Ikkl from 40 to 50

Waterford and tlrantsdaleat 20 to 1 were widely tipped If Clovis

had won L V Bell would have taken Urgeamount from the books a the colt waa playedat the last moment

ride on Out of Reach w tbevigorous exhibition of horsemanship

that has been seen here In a long time Hewent to the whip at the head of the stretchend never let up until he had literally liftedthe colt over the line victorious by the shortest

margins U was his third success oflay making ten firsts for the ilr Teendmeeting to date

Blue Cost and Workman were both liberallyplayed at long prices In the first race Tberira a mild killing with Ranta Catallna thewinner owned by H T Oxnard SugarKing

Jute Oarion will ship a string of sixteento Baltimore

Previous winners of the Oceanvlewwere Renle June King Crab Cometo

Taw Blnaloa II IA Tososj Rex KingletDutch Skater Tiring Dutchman Den Edrr-illo Banaatar Rush Klllaahandra Auto

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put through a heed of atanU yMterday afternoon Coach wMfromMtlsfiedwiihtb against FrankIln and Marshall on Wednrtdarandwt twork to eradicate the fault which appears

obvious In that game There was npractice of a died

players had a hard drill in speedwells tuition In tackling after running downunder Later on the vanityscrub up and with ofvarsity kicking punts an mid

to get the scrub line to break through anblock After each the varsity sudstackled the scrub and Orlwold some good

The I inkicking department through the absenceof Carter who 1 out of the play becausea wrenched knee It la expected that hwill be In the game by next week Sedgewick who also hurt his knee atehas discarded cane and 1 expected to bready for work in few day BertIBOO captain andquarter back of Columbiafirst varsity eleren was out drilling thetwo sets of back In the hurdling trickand showed especially well

W Wood a younger brother of ChalmenWood Jr an old Columbia athlete reportedfor practice yesterday Young 1

freshman coming from stwhere he played end He has the appearance-of good varsity material Klngsland fromSt Pauls School U another worthy lookingfreshman Dianne former captain and endat the University Alabama who I a secondyear the medical school and Kaethins from New Rochelle High School wereother men who made their initial appearance

PJUWCETON N J Sept The tigers hada loose practice afternoon Fumblingfrom which the team haa been fairly free sofar was very frequent in todays scrimmagesThe weakness of the line In defence worryingthe and fear is expressed aa to the outcome of the game against the Georgetownteam next Saturday The visitors are said tohave one of the heaviest elevens in the countryand It Is argued that If the Dickinson teamcould make ouch large gains through theTigers defence the extra weight and powerof the Georgetown eleven willirresistible to the Tiger line Btannard andRafferty while strong offensive playersleave much to be desired In guarding theirposition against the attacks of the opposingeleven Both were pushed back today bythe scrub for big gains andlt is quite possiblethat there will be some shifting around ofthe players before Saturday

N w HATBK Sept Ten of last yearssquad were added to the list of those whotook part In practice at the Yale field thisafternoon for the firsttime this season a chance to make upelevens remaining for aof the university today Tom gotInto the scrimmage for first time but re

a few minutes for he U not yetcondition to the to

enborger an old Andover guard was put in

practice He weighs only iRS poundsas a cricket

CAMBmnnr 29 The elevenof Harvards football had anothershakeup this afternoon Lockwood being

up from on the toon the first and being

moved down DrIll was again at left tackleand at full but former didnot do aa well as yesterday It rainedheavily all through the BO the workwas out short Roger Derby WM

for the first time ton days and hetook easywork with Nemlth is a bitoff

The New York played witha and dash yesterday very en-couraging to the In fiveminute rushed the ball downthe field in flue style gaining five

strong on every playThe defensive was not noscrUb seemed to find a soft place atCoe and Miller are expected tolions a theirscholarship difficultieswas at on the varsityand did rood work making several runsof over thirty yards Manchee was inarts place at quarter and kept the

a He valuableruin before the season I over as he has beendropping goals from the tine twoout for the last three daysThe varsity lineup I ns follows eftend left guard

centre Jorham right guard Smithright tacklequarter left half Rogge right

full back Roberts

WlLMAMflTOWN Mass 29 As theHarvard comes on Saturday Coach Elysent Williams varsity againstfor two fifteen yesterdayand the men seemed rapidly

judging from done Astarted with the

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will spend tomorrow night at Bostontwenty men will be on squad

PIUNC ON 29 The Princeton Proopened Its football season

with a squad of men Among theThe new material looks very prorati-

ng It Campbell a crackBmith Academy Kohne and

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of Notre Dame With the matonal on hand and the aid of such coaches

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successSept n Football practice at

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New York drove Raymond to the clubhottie in three innings A gift to ConroyFultxb sacrifice which was turned Into onerror and hits by Elberfeld Anderson andJanzel netted the lint three runs In thethird Fultz hit for two bases and Elberfeld

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Young S umpire Sheridanrime 1 hour and 20 minutes

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NATIONAL LEAGUE

New Yorks Go Through the Motion andAgain to Chicago

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