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M ONDAY.
1 )E C E 3 IB E R
17
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20. 1902.
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B O W L IN G S E A S O N A T I T S H E IG H T O N L O C A L A L L E Y S
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Ifl BEGIN TO-NIGHT.
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York Team at Madison
Square Garden.
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MANY COLLEG E STARS TO PLAY.
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T-a S t a r t F ro m B e d fo rd R e s t N e x t W ed­
n e s d a y a t M id n ig h t.
Tho final mt'Ctlnjs oC the Thomati Curils goldoji
te.sLimoniul eommltloc will b** held next Saturday
afternoon at u o'clock at tho Klojihnnt
All
»uh comnitttees are exppctcd to report.
The N ew Y ear’s E ve road race from Bedlord Rc.st to Arajiey strea m , held under th e
K rooljlyn A m p h lo ti lo u nrn a in e n t w a s fi.r
a u sp ices cf the Contur.v Road Club .Asso­ m a lly o rg a n iz e d o n H c r tz o c * r»l a r U 's a llp y s yes
e l**n«linp
r
fte
................. hn-a
te
d
a
y
a
f ’ rn o o n , w ith fifte e n otff th
cia tio n . bids fair to be the la r g e s t one ever
te aa m
In lin e, bo w lin g - w ill s t a r t f'onii a f t e r th e
te
m ss In
held by that organ izalion . F ifty -th r e e en ­ ne-w
y ea r.
tr ie s h ave been received tip to d ate. The
The feaUirc al the Amphion alloys.
com m ittee in ch arge are; R. A. V an Dyke, nue
Klghth «tjeet. ‘
*iur and South Eighth
betw*’on the I IruuorH
nighi. V
V
H
5 a team match between
D V. D. H ardenbcrgh and T. M. Jones.
VeiKionifs. the* latter wlnnlnn wlih
E n tries can he m ade any e v e n in g a t the and
750. 745 and
a.gajnst T51, T.'il ami Tnl*.
club h ou se. CIO W est F ifty-th ird str e e t. Man­
T h e SylvaiiP a n d Amj.»hlon.«! h af'* Kffii lu H trlm d
h attan . The race w ill sla rt a i m idnight.
or a
a tive
five men
n \c u lenm
te a m v
cu
ou
na
tv
eo
s it- fo
iv.r S’-O n sliic,
__, b est
The p rizes w ill be aw arded as soon as the fiw
to he
ro lle t’ on
' " t!i*» Brooklyn
v. in three garnes. to
be rolled
decision o f the jud ges is received.
lo rro w night.
nig h
•Amphlon alley.s, to-morrow
Tlw: .\niphlons
S E A C L IF F SPO RTS.
are
nowo”-—
am
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m p rs in«r* loirtont
c a l bbowling
o w lin g i--.
. i work will
c o n s e q u e n tly be w atc b e« i -ndth ijitercf*!.
<m rivalry
estcd^ by
A s a re.sult of th e k
Ke
VA-ii
n»r»..,. uianlC
........... ...........
...
lyn r’alanee HUf*ys ou tho .«ui ->
iderable
feollnK
Is c«>nMi(..
,
Ki-iday. ThVJ'f^
. ,.»on a n d Sin
nllo chnmpton5»hlp m a tch , an l
asstircii in ccm sequeuce.
w arm coiUeal Is
A post »uason rham plonf^liip tlint Is stire to creat»* a lot o f in ter est a m o n g il;-' fru tfrn a l so cieties
h as been !*ugKe.sted a n d wUl - !<9bnbly bo carrle-l
thiAiugh.
It ij4 proposed tn i.ring teg cih o r th e
u-iim''r.s o f th e tAitboHo HojH i,
L egion, n o y a l
At'canutn a n d Im proved ttrilfi .jf Ho(it»suphR ui
a sorlos o f hom e and hom e niia.-iiet;. host tw o in
three tram es. or to ta l p in s, li'*' »;ames to bt* r<>lled
on IliiD pert's. ra r r u th e r s' an.i K h ler's a lle y s.
It Is lik e ly th a t th e InvUatU'U w ill eotnc from the.
fn ih o lii' B en ev o len t L eg io n .
\ m eetin g o f the
e x c e u tiv e com m U tf'e to --•• • ' - -»• ---ca lled .shortly.
GOOD SLEIGHING ON
THE LOCIL SPEEOlNIiy.
F/
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FANCY TURNOUT OF SL E IG H S.
d an
>utfc-
on*
cor­
rect;
-with
less*
m ty nm s
nlns
POOR C LA SS OF HORSES
ARE RACING AT N EW PO R T.
d to
-em-
fuff.
t w«
;H
l|
they
e tc .,
ana
in 1 9 0 2 Than Ever
Before.
CHAMPION JA M ES AN ACCID EN T.
N a tio n a l T itle H o ld e r F a ile d to H a k e
Good W h en H e Come E a s t—H eeord
of T o u rn ey s.
Pr"
D uring The season of 1902 there w as m ore
golf played than ev er before in the United
S ta tes in any one season. Independent of
tlic VHPioUiS ch am pion sh ip s held by the
women throiigh(uii tho country, there were
forty-fou r cham pionships in which th e men
com peted, which does not include club ch am ­
pionships or open lournamenTs. T h ere w ere
six in -March, three in April, two in May,
seven in Jum*. four in Jiil.v, three in .August,
fifteen in Septem ber and four in O ctober.
Each one o f these champlonftIj,ip6 rep re­
sented H body of cliib.s organized Into a
leagu e or an association, from th e United
S ta tes Golf As.Rocjatjon down to the all
Staten Island clm m idonships, which repreeont.s th e few-hi num ber of d u b s of any of
the bodies which held cham pionship.
The. am ateur who in universally regarded
a s the most expert in America is W alter
J. Travis, who. though beaten in tho am a ­
teur cham pionship, in July, through a rec­
ord breaking- finish, on the part of E. M.
Byers o f P ittsb u rg , displayed his sk ill in the
q u alifyin g round by r.ving at 70 for the
gold medal with (i. A. Ormiaxon of P ittsb u rg .
Mr. T ravis bad w on the am ateur cham pion­
E B E N M. B Y E B S O F P IT T S B U R G ,
ship the two prevfou.s years and th e M etro­
politan champion.ship
this year a s w ell as
One of the Most Consisiont. G olfers of the Senson of Vj02.
the gobi medal for the Deot score in th©
q u alifyin g round.
H e also gave a rem ark­
a b le exh ib itio n of h is sk ill in the open
C L E A R W A T E R VS. E B Y .
cham pionship, w hen he finished second, tied
ith Stewart
Gardner, at 313, m aking a
P o o l C ham pion M a y P la y in M o n ta u k w
score of 149 on the second day*
He is un­
S w eep stak es T o u rn am e n t.
q u estion ab ly th e m ost co n siste n t go lfer in
the country.
The on ly hitch in tho pool con test be­
.
R. ,M. Byers, who m ade a new a m a teu r rectw een Grant Hlhy and W, h . t'learw ator for Lord of 77 for th e G lenvfow Club lin k s, w hen
the w orld’s chnmpionRhijj em blem , now held I he beat Travis by a .stroke, and put him out
by Kby, appears in be in selectin g the date. of the race, i.s a g o lfer of no mean ab ilitj',
Clarouci* IC. Greeu would lik e
thiy and a.s he won th e Rhode Island cham pion sh ip
Wins Miss and O ut Tourney at C learw ater to becom e conto.sf.-iiits in the in .September, a t Providence, and during the
Baine month ho w o n the open and a m a teu r
s\vc(’p stak es lournoy at the .Montauk .Acad- cham pionship o f the Wcet P en nsylvan ia Golf
Grand Central—Allen
: (Muy. a s ihi.s would giv e tlieiu good practice A ssociation, m akin g th e th ir ty -six h o le s in
j for the tnarcli con test to follow at the sam e the open ch am pion sh ip in IGfi.
Runner-up.
Other rem arkable performance.*? h a v e been
I rilacc. The con seiu of C learwater h a s been
! asked and his flcd sio ii, expected soon, w ill made by golfer.s durng the sea so n , such a s
H arry B. HoUine, jr.. wUh h is 154 fo r th ir ­
I d fi'ld e the question.
ty -s ix hole? in th e W est brook open toiirnam ent and many others that can be m en tio n ­
L O FT U S SIG jNTS SELB A CH .
ed. but such g o lf is aw ay beyond th e a v e r ­
Oiibuqijc. In.. D ecem ber 20—O utfielder He\- age gam e, and m ore o f a sp asm od ic order,
lik e that played by
Louis N. J a m es, who
Imch, who played with the Baltim ore A m er­ won th e am ateur cham pionship th is year,
I n te r e s t K een T h ro u g h o u t—Two More ican I>eagiie uuuri la st sea.son, signed a tw o
a fter playing off a tie w ith a h a lf dozen
y e a r s ’ contract with M anager Tom I-oftus eth ers for .sixty-fourth place.
C o m p etitio n s on J a n u a r y
of the W ashington Am erican League Club.
When Jam es cam e E a st he could n o t even
4 and 11.
q u alify for the Princeton cham pionship nor
did ho cla ss high enough to com pete on th e
co lleg e team.
“J ohnny” R cm plo of the P a la ce t^-am was
The fo llow in g i.s a list of the cham pionships
the w inner and “ DcrL” .Mien of the T—20—4
o f ih e^year and w in n ers with the p laces a t
v.hich they w ere played;
quint, the runner up at. the finish of tin*
first “m iss and o u t” tournanuuu to select
March—
.'outliprn Flori«Ja, R. H. McBlwee at
Th*' .schedule co m n iiitee of the Long Island Palm Hnarh.
the throe B rooklyn bow lors who will oppose
March—?outh*‘rn Florida, ojirn. •Gcorsa T-*ow.
the A ll-.\m erica n
trio
in
the foiniiiK Imorschobi.'stic A th le tic League has finally 341, at I'alm Pcacli.
M an'll—>outIicrn '.'.'itifornta. 14. M. S e a r s a t L os
m atch es a t th e Grand Contra! a llo y s on Jan­ arrangeil the sch ed u le o f tho hockey se ries
uary IG n ext.
ihal w ill he pla.ved to determ ine th e cham M arch -1‘aolfic I'oa}*! <7. A ., W. FairbanK ^ a t
T hese two local stars, by a com b ination nf jiion seven of thi^ L. I. I. A. I-. th is w inter. L*)K
Am;('U*.«5.
good b ow ling and consicU-rablo iuck. worked Chairm an .Arthur )birn.s and^his c.ommlt.top
M a rc li—I’acific P'oapL G,
op**n. " A leck S m ith ,
314. a t l.o» AnKf'lfp.
through each su cceed in g rovtnd u n til the
M a rc h —S o u th e rn
C ro ss, ila r io n
W r ig h t
at
final, which w a s decided by a m atch, bcsi have been *n I'onfcrence w ith M anager
ih c f’lerm
ont Rink
for several
tw o in three g a m es,
j j^iosber ooff the
C-Iermonl
Rink tor
sevi
April—'All Florida, M. G. McDonald at Jackson­
R em ple won and seenrod finst jdaco on ihe * I Jv's a, tid, me jrjnncs^ w ere finally arranged,
ville.
.At'ril—Oi^ogon O.
R. I., .Macleay at Portland
three men tea m , while A llen g o t a plac* on
c-, Paul's
P aul's School will
w ill start
si
i^ojy ITcp and St.
.\prtl—North and South. Charles B. Cory a
the two men team that w ill op p ose W olf and ’ m atters
n \
i
on January
IG. The s e rle s^ d ll end Pinehui'ist.
V oorhels. T h ere will bo tw o m ore tourna- on March 17. unless a tin exists, when March
M a y -M e tro p o lita n O, .A,, W a lte r ,T. T r a v is
a t Tuxedo.
11. .........
en tr ie
s for
m onts on January 4 and a..
............
be used for a play-off.
May-Int^'rconopi.jtp. Charlo.*? Hitchcock, jr.. at
w hich are now being received . The losers 20 Twh ill
e se ries differs from th o .tl th a t have Garden t’lt\-.
in the fir.st com p etition arc elig ib le.
.Fun**—Minnesota G. A., H. P. Bend at Minne­
usttaHy been in vogue in the L. I. I. A. L.
a v er a g e.
Tho first tournam en t w as bow led la.st O r d i n a r ily a “ m iss and o u t” .schedule has apolis.
CLASS A.
•lune—Ncw Jcr?ey G. A.. .Mian Konnaday at
n igh t on C ordes & H olden’s a lle y s, and no taken place, but this year each team w ill
N am e a n d t-ouncll.
GameR.
Montclair.
recen t eve.nt in local b ow lin g attra ricd m eot ev ery other. The sclieclxile:
Potti;*]-. K n ip frp S ta te .................................. 12
191
.Tune—Fontral Nevs- York G. A., C. D. Clapp at
A lb e rt. I ) a u m le s s ............................
more in te r e st
and k een er
coin p eiit ion
Ssyraouse.
.In riu a ry b V -I'o ly P r e p > s. St. P au l.
Buck. Empire Slate .....................
.lyj-je—t.’hii-aso Suhurh.in. D. O. Dugger at l,.aam ong th e s ta r w ield ers of the v;oodvn
Ltr'" B u stiw lck .................................
. l a n i i a r y 22—A t b 'l p l i i v k . P., H, .S.
Ltnz.
sphere. S tan d in g room wa.s at a premium
.fam jiiry 27- P«»).v Pf*'p
Latin S'J k'mI,
Doi
Dodez.
L effer ts ......................... .
^ jgife—Mcs.«HCluj?'et.i!< G, A.. .T. G. Thorp at WolHill. Ijong Inland ..............................
Ft'bruury
Paul.
when the first ^round got under way. and the
lasiotv
X
rviiaarv
a t i n r^fltou]
F c'fb'hrv
ry *.• F r a s i n u s v s . L I.iitin
Gl-.AifS FL.
in te rest n ever flagged u n til ih<> final series
.litnt—South'*rn G. A., \v. Schwartz at NarhSclKj.'l.
’
FVbniary 12-'IL FL
»». s.•
r . Pow M s. J’n") F’a t r i a ....................
villv.
w as rolled
The event w as one of the leuFc„i„ufirv
IT.
’
V
iJelPhi
vs.
P<ily
Ii*'P.
,}i:nc—town
G. A.. W. TU-kinson at Des Moines.
M u h lh a u s e n . C o n im o n w c a ltli .........
r«'LrU5e-y 2'i- Fr;t--uni.N v.**. rt. Paul,
ture? of the'* sea so n .
.tuly-rniiod
G.
lyouls N. James at
P itc h e r . \ \ ’clcorn«' ................ . . . . . . . .
F .'b r u a i v 2t -P*ily T’r!-?* vs. p. 11. S.
T h irty -tw o b o w lers w ere scheduled for the
:?pyd. (*om m unw «'atih ........................
tlPiTi Vi**\v.
F
C
.
Pruarv
I'T-A.lolphl
vs.
^.r.^slml.s.
first round. T w e n iy -six appeared and si.v
July—Vermont G. A.. Pitul 'Waterman at EkK etch am . F**rn ......................................
M i . n - h :! - B. H'
^1; ^
S])eiiccr. K o rt <Jr«»cnc ........................ ...... 12
wanok.
bow lers won by default.
The succeeding
Marc). ♦^-P.>)y Pi-Fj, vs. Ktafinus.
'onnoetl'^-ut G. A.. ‘’Imrleg H. Seely at
l..KA?iT P E J K 'E N T .V G E O F P.RKA KS.
rounds w ent off sw im m ingly.
M an -h P )--A-l'-lt-hi vs. I-JUiti
Hartford.
.'.Tap'll i:: - K rasim is' vs. U. it. r'.
A.
Theodore O liver did the he.'^t work until
July—\Vlscnn5in G. A.. Fred Pettit at MilwauM
a
r
c
h
17—
vs
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/
ai;I.
FSiltcr. K nu>iic S tat* ' .................................... t
he m et “ B ert” .Mien, when he wa.s put out
.M b erl.
I
G. A.. H. Chandler Egan at
w ith a 11^5 sco re. Oliver made th<> sjtlendid
M«-lit. Bu-slnvick ............................................... 1
WJiealon.
^
FA CTS A B O U T T U R K E Y S .
a verage of 200 and high s«;ore of 220.
l-ln z. H u.'hw lcU ............................................... I
UiRUHt—Maine r;. a .. H. H. Hoyt at Portland.
T h e p ro g ress of tho tournam ent is shown
Augusi—Piicifi*-' foaat close. A. L. Folger At
rLAi^S IL
in the fo llo w in g record of the rounds In te re stin g - a s th e M ost P o p u la r B ird M o nt ere v.
r . P nw loF. Vr-« F’a i r i a ................................. 1
.............
Fthfide I.'iland G. A .. E . M. K y^rs a t
SeptemlKTScyrt. ConmiMnwc-alth .............................. 1
played:
ro v ld e n c e .
Provlden
NEW YEAR’S DAY GOLF
AT LAKEWOOD LINKS.
islfth
More Golf Played in U nited States
'Phis w ill ho a w eek nf ntii-'-ii g a m es a t th e
Montnuk a lle y s . F u lto n
WoclnFsday e v e n ­
ing
R. M erritt o f Chh aii < w ill m eet George
F raonklc, cx-Juv**n!lo c h a in i’i'in f>f Groaior Nmv
York.
i*aturday e v e n in g Mi-rritt. Top P a in e s
and F r a n k D»* M o tt loU ns a th rro men team
agn in sr Frnonklo. Gunnls-.>n anvl V ie Swonsun.
Friday af:»*rm>on M iss Olii*- ’’•irnidl o f M anhattan
w ill m oot Mrs. M. Kcs.*^c(, r!inllengi*r Pt tho
Woman’s ch a m p io n sh ip o f G t. iiwt N’ cw Y’ork and
Mrs. 10. K lsom an. A lso a flfV fi- how ler, w ill g iv e
an ex h ib itio n . ihl.s b ein g • la d ie s ’ d a y ” a t th e
M ontauk a lley s.
NEW YEAR’S CYCLE RUN.
er««t
and
rom: and
vlrs. : \
Vard '
CONSISTENT GOLFEHS.
th e /,’»«««*
m - e n l ju v e •uU oi
of m
the
.’A
.i- m<tho
as a fsiilt
#* deacUiiok *’
■•<
Sea Cliff, L. I.. Decem ber 29—The Live the bowkTB in
In the
thenilsB
tour
miss and out tournament
were b
bo'...............
•Tie.** of matchegi
owlc«i b e t w e e t i
atchei•e were
Oak b ask et ball team o f this p lace m et the night, u series
u c kt li n g h a m o n th e
.A
. .. C
_ .. ___
a arthy
n h y a n d T r a c y BBuck
M o n it
ito
McC
^ rr A . C. a n d C olo n ial T e a m s W ill Y ale P le a su re Club team of M anhattan here G
•
niAklng
r a n d C e n tra l n lle y s , th e fomt<»r w i t h h ig ha scores
on Saturday n ig h t and scored a n e a s y v ic ­ sweep, after some close conlesls.
C lash i n P r e lim in a r y
tory by 45 to 3. The team w ill m e e t the On both side!
C o n test.
fam ous “ Unknown F iv e ” o f Y'onkers, here
harke.v
1 s e ie i’Aed a s th e te a l .............
n ext Saturday even in g and a fine gam e is
L o cal iio w le rs a r e alrca-iv prep aring for tlie
A m e ric a n tr io , on E h le r 'a F i f t h
ftlley
.b tn u a r y :.l n e x t. E g e l- tr ip to In d ia n a rtlis In I’cliruary n e x t to cronff'Che foot "bail tou rn am en t, w hich op en s a t expected.
i\venu'' Pal.ace Jo
: h n na.v. on
iMit under Uio
peffi in t h e N a tio n a l1 louniim
............................................
V
oorhel.s
In
th
e
I
n
d
iv
id
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a
l
.
lo
rh
e
ls
hoft win m eetj a n d W h i t b o c k
splcpB o f th e .\n i e r lc a n B n w h n g G o n g ress. Q..uvTik
^ la d is o n Square Garden to -n ig h t w ill bring
;h. f.'iKetnou
match.
KKelhqff mt'i
ttuU
_a n u m b e r o f star.** h a v e ............A,i
jalgnitU'd th
5»lgii:
th eir
e ir Intentiona
Int'
an<l
V.'olf
in
thi'
men
contest
idiia!
o u t som e of the stro n g est team s that ever
iia and tw o men learn
hel»
'e t e r a o n i k t . of co m p letin g In th e In d lv id
a lso sure
th ro f ‘ •njll bon'l Voorliela. Wolf and P'
c
o
n
te
s
ts
an<I
f
h
'c
iu-'ii
r«-im...............
played on the grid iron . A lin e on th e in te r ­
to go. 'ITieodore O liv e r njul O u o U e ...
llin s (o f the
n ig h t.
----- ■
up fo
furr th
the tw o
F ta n k l in F a la c c r J u b w ill dnnhlee ur*
e s t ta k en in th is e v e n t m ay be drawn from
A two men
match was arranged laat ixTflEt nren oontegt.
....... ....................
........ t wn ma_, jho host n.'Cand a s th«^se
th e fact that the ad van ce sa le o f se a ts h as
Johnny Nelson and A.
M epaj^y •Trd a t B u ffa lo la s t w ln
confidently
in te
ter, U is con
fid en tly cxM a n y O rg a n iz a tio n s to S peed Old between
agaljiBt Otto Helllas and Jimmy
The c6n- pficted th a t th ey w ill rtgur*- p rom in en tly In
a lr e a d y reached $5,000.
T he h ea v y w eig h t
test involves a home nnd home series, best six in O thers In line
lin e for Indinnapult.-- arc Fred E gelhoff.
F a th e r T im e o n S te e d s of
eleven games, the first of wliich wHI be rolled W illia m- i ’ordes, P h il \\\* If. 1 .x>« W t.lhiee
allace mid
and
cham pionship lie s b etw een throe big team s,
next Friday
Gran<l <'entral nlieys. Jimmy ifmith.
N e w Yorlc, S yracu se and th e O range A.' C.
S teel.
Tlie return match is scheduled nt Quadt's BrookT h e N ew York team h as the h e a v ie st lin e
A rraugem onts for the Brooklyn-C oney Is­
u se d by any team t h is se a so n , a veragin g 206
SCHTJETZEN P E T E .
pounds. Every m an on th e learn is a form er land N ew Y'ear's race, held u n d er th e auap
lccs
o
f
the
C
entury
Road
Club
of
.America,
sta r player on o n e o f the b ig A m erican
M a rk sm e n D ance a n d D is trib u te M any
c o lle g e elevens. P ou r oC the p layers n-ere are n ow fu lly com pleted. C cn tu rton -eleet
H enry V eit, 111 H lm rod s tr e e t, Brooklyn,
H o lid a y G ifts.
'v a r sity captains.
The Syracuse team , w hich w ill m eet N ew who h a s charge o f tho run, an n ou n ces over
(Special
to the E agle,i
Y o rk in the m ain ev en t, is alm ost a s heavy
R ockaw ay B each. L. I.. D ecem ber 29—The
a s th e N ew Y ork team . S yracu se m anaged 59 e n tr lc /.
M any clu b s w ill try to capture one ot the
annual C hristm as festiv a l of the Rockaway
to p ick up all o f th e crack co lleg e p layers,
w h o w ere not o th erw ise engaged. “ B ill” tw o h andsom e clu b p rizes tor I''®
Beach Schuetzen C orps was held a t .’U la n tic
o
rg
a
n
iza
tio
n
s
sco
rin
g
tnc
m
ost
p
o
in
ts
a
t
the
W arner, the Cornell foot h all wonder, w ill
Park H o tel on Saturday n igh t, and w as
finish
T
h
ese
trop
h
ies
con
sist
of
a
hand
p la y le ft guard on th e A ll-S yracu se eleven .
Best S een la rg ely a tten d ed .
s o m e 's ilv e r loving'^ cup and a su p erb silver Brushing Was th e
H e w a s captain o f C ornell tor tw o years.
At 10 o ’clock the jin g le of sle ig h b ells a n ­
Glen W arner, fa m ilia r ly known as "Pop”
Since the First Fall
nounced th e a rriv a l of Santa C laus, who e n ­
W'arner, w ill a ls o p lay. H e is th e man who ^°T here are 20 p rizes offered
tered the large h a ll, am i. a fter g reetin g th o
brou gh t th e C a rlisle Indian team into prom i- who finish , c o n sistin g of gold w a tc h e s, sllv
children, d istrih u ted bo.vcs ot candy, n u ts,
, nonce by w hipping it in to sh ap e to d efeat tea p o ts, opera g la ss e s, sw ea ter s, e tc . Ther
of Snow.
apples, etc.
■P en n sy lv a n ia by .16 to 3, and Colum bia by r a l s o on e prize offered to th e w om an m em ­
D an cin g was in order, and a t in tervals
42 p o in ts. 'H e origin ated se v era l p la y s th a t ber w h o first co m p letes the C on ey Island
prizes w ere drawn for. the p rizes and hick y
' a re now famous on th e gridiron.
w inners bein g a s fo llo w s: C utlery sot, won
ford ResU Brook. . W arner has s p e n t a w eek w ith th e All ““The^race w ill sta r t a t
by W illiam H ad eler; album , won by H arry
Syracu se team , and rum or sa y s th a t the S a lt ivn n rom ntlv at the Stroke of 12, m ian igiu .
Trubenback: m u sic album , won fay Mrs.
' C ity aggregation w ill h ave som e su rp rises J a n u a ^ n 1903. a s the b ells a r e rin gin g In
W illiam S lrin ln g ; d resser, won by W illiam
r
t
e
N
ew
Year.
T
he
Coney
Islan
d
race
is
t o ..spring. W arner brought w ith him H aw ­
H adeler. E very person received a gift In
l e y and B em is P ierce, two of th e fam ous
C a rlisle Indian p layers, whom h e developed. °T n fo rm a tto n and en try b lan ks can be ob­ Q ueen W ilk e s a n d M alacca W in S e v e ra l the form o f sm a ll m irrors, plaq ues, g la s s ­
ware and k n ick -k n a ck s.
The Orange tea m is s till m ade up w ith tain ed from P. A. D yer, 2i0 B rid ge stree t.
B ru s h e s o n th e H a rle m
■the . sam e S n e and back form ation th a t i B rooklyn; Fred Mommer,
I m D rlggs
* P rin c eto n cansidered too stron g to risk a j N ew Y ork; w m ia tn
Speed-way.
g a m e w l t h A w eek before the Y a le - P r in c e - ! aven u e, B rooklyn: C harles -(I;,’.
•ton e v e n t,/G e o r g e M iller and Harenden are W est O ne H undred and ™ r U e t h s t r ^
' t w o o f t b f O range team b e st know n in N ew N ew Y ork ; G eorge Soawood. 11?
T h e . Brooklyn Speedw ay was a sc en e of
' Y o rk , B ^ h played on th e C olum bia eleven , aven u e. B rooklyn and C. B. N } lander,
m errim ent a ll day yesterday. The w elcom e
"K nickerhooker A. C. te a m and S even th R e g i­ C h arles str e e t. N ew York.
sound of sleigh b e lls w as heard all d a y and
W eather p erm ittin g , the G olf Club of
m en t team .
th e long pathw ay to th e ocean w as the sc e n e
T he prelim inary gam e to -n ig h t w ill be b cLakewood will hold a special m idwinter open
of many ex citin g brushes. W ell known local
-tw een th e Monitor A. C. foot b all team of
N e w York and th e C olonial fo o t b a ll team of
horsem en were o u t behind fa st horsea in tournam ent, d uring the first throe days of
the new year. X ew Year’s Day has alw ays
N e w Jersey. In th is gam e th e h a lv es w ill
cu tters and th ose who visited the sp eed w ay
been a grea t day for iho g o lfers at L ake- h e -fifte e n m inutes long. In the m ain ev en t
were
not
w
anting
fo
r
good
sport.
■tw e n ty m inutes. On T u esd ay n igh t th e m ain
wood.
A s an exam ple o f the very poor class of
T
h
e
ground
w
as
hard
frozen
ami
w
a
s
cov­
■; e v e n t w ill be th e gam e betw een th e K n ick ­ h o rse s w hich are racing at the o u tla w m ee There "'ill be an inform al opening of the
ered with but a thin sh ee t ot suow, w hich
erbocker Field Club and the W arlow A . C.
now chib house of tho f^ountry Club of
T h e other game w ill bo betw een the B righ ­ in g a t N ew port, K y.. it need o n ly be m en­ m ade the goin g dan gerou s for horses w hich Lakewood, which is virniaH y a com bination
to n A. C, and th e T r a n sit A. C.
tion th a t Tour, th e mare
-were not shod for th e occasion. Some fancy, of the tw o fam ous r iv a l golf clu b s of LakeOn th e third n ig h t th e w in n ers of th e se two iniui’pd in a race there on S atu rd ay, w as tw o sea ted turnou ts w ere seen on th e p a th wood. the Golf Club of Lakewood and tho
p relim in ary g a m es w ill m eet to decide the considered the second b est h o rse in pom t
and som e of the other rigs, which apparently old Ocean County Hunt and Country Chib,
lig h tw e ig h t ch am p ion sh ip . T h e w inner of
j The o n ly way the chibs could peacefully
■t h e N ew Y ork-Syracuse gam e w ill be m atched “ T'ou% '\vas''nnaM e’ to win a race on th e had not been u sed in years, were a s ig h t to i bury the h atchet w as for each to close out
; a g a in st the O range A. C. in th e final clash Jock ey a u b circu it and w as E‘ven away se e.
' its affairs and ce a se to exist, as a club, the
F orm er Park C om m issionev Frank B row er resp ectiv e m em bers of the tw o d u b s jo in ­
o f th e tournam ent.
Am ong those w ho h ave tak en b o x es for S ; r s ^ o ^ : n x r u f r s ? ^ f i o % M
w as ou t in a h andsom e two seated ru nner, ing the now club a s individuals and not in
■the tournam ent a r e C ity Cham berlain P at
w ith a party of friends, drawn by two plum ed a body.
■■Keenan. .Judge H offm an, Judge H am ilton , ^^'h^ourre
This h as been dour, although the Golf
C harles Murphy, th e new leader o f Tam m any aw ay w ith o n t m akin g ah exam in ation ot her horses.
Club is retain in g its club house and ground.s
T he brushing was th e b est seen ou the until th e loa.se e.xpircs in Juno. The new
H a ll; Senator T im S u llivan . S en ator Grad.v,
.Counselm an F o le y . Ju d ge R yan, Dr. Brown, "°?arr w a s v a stlv pleased w ith ridding him - speedw ay since th e first fall of snow. Dr. club house is but a short d ista n ce from the
F red erick Gibbs, .Andrew Freedm an. Edward
E . R. Parker, behind Berkshire Courier, 2:10, old co u rse and a ll hands will v isit it a t
'L auterhach, Tj, S m ith . Messr.s. K law and E rand Dr. DeG root, behind Bancock, 2;26Vi. e n ­ the tourney.
la n g er, George L ederer, Senator P at Macgaged in the m ost e x c itin g brush of tho day.
, C arren, Eugene D. W ood, Chief D every and
Bancock won th e first heat after a n ip and
'’•'-Arthur M oore.'W ho w ill be accom panied by
a b ig delegation from the N ew A'ork A th letic
tuck race by a he.od, b’j t w as defeated in turn
Club.
by Berkshire Courier in the second h e a t by
F red W enek, th e fam ous foot ball player
L ou isian a cou rse.
a length. A ll e y e s were turned on th o h o rses
_____
and all-around a t h le te , o f Y ale and the N ew
fo r th e d eciding h eat, in w hich B erk sh ire
Few ch an ges are recorded in the bulletin
.....Y ofic A." C., w ill S et a s um pire.
Courier won ou t by a head a fter a p retty Issued by S ecretary Edward P ye, this w eek,
; The referee w ill b e AV, J. S m ith , who is a
w e ll known foot b a ll player, and th is year
show ing the official stan d in g of the leading
finish.
refereed several o f the b ig in te r c o lle g ia te
Philip Ludgovitz, w ith b is gray pacer, was
T w e n t y - o n e T e a m T o u r n a m e n t a t H e rt- th e m ost p ersisten t challenger out. H e e n ­ Individual bowler.s in th e prize co m p etitio n s
' g a m es.
of tho Royal Arcanum B ow ling League.
z o g & C la rk ’s B e g in s N e x t
g a g ed in m any bru sh es w ith som e of th e b est S ellers and Bill drop o u t of the average lis t
to r s e s , and a lth ou gh he failed to win h e m ade and H ill and Spencer m ove up.
M onday.
.'
REMPLE FIfiST OfliLEH
TO MEET IlLL-K O IG iS,
CONTEST
A
GREAT
EVENT.
SC H O O L BOYS ANNOUNCE
L 1.1. A. L HOCKEY DATES.
FEW CHANGES RECORDED
IN ARCANUM BULLETIN.
RE-
Jyn
AM PHION B O W LERS ORGANIZE.
1,00®
rES
the
T U R F NEW S.
a good im pression.
O thers who enjoyed the goin g w ere M att
T he B rooklyn Am phion tou rn am en t w as
Belford, d rivin g Truxton: Dr. H. H . H eard,
form allv organized a t a well atten d ed m eet­
w ith Belford; J a m es Rowland, with N ibbs
' s of d eleg a tes on H ertzog & C lark’s a leys. and Maid Thorne: Fred Lemmerman, w ith
Bedford avenue and South E ig h th street. F red S. Moody and m ate, and "Father” B ill
The fo llo w in g thir- D aly.
good, do n ot d ie you ng, Yesterday afternoon .
•All th e .lockey.s;, lik e th e good
T h e H arlem speedw ay w as thronged a ll
A b d aF . ■ w h o w a s n rid er nf n o te in U en c l u 4 wore represented: -tt^arren W h eel­
, ■■I'llliam
KN'lUia
d a v w ith sle ig h rid ers. Queen W ilk es and
In the
K :nglan«l
n g ln i..............
-• eayr ly
------fo r tie s.m .’
m en. Am phion.
U nion, C on gress. N assau, T h e K ing, who h ave been prom inent in
b a rrier” a t hlr
G e n tly . AM ”i,
E n n is. D em ocratic. Invincible. M utual, Bush- sp eedw ay racin g d u rin g the past su m m er,
It is lik e lv th at M ilton H enry, ir he is re in sta ted w ick C ouncil,
Echo, Sylvan, V endom e and engaged in the b est race.
B . B. S m ath ers drove Queen W ilk es and
w ea r t ’n e colors of the
•h v th e Wrench
F r ^ t P ' tturl’.
u r f , "’ill we
‘
-- nry h a s received an
H
P
elton
w
as elected p resid en t, Tracy D ave Lam ar w as behind T he K ing. .9.5 th ere
cl L ieter
B u c k i n g h a m , vice president;
H arry H ert- i s m uch riv a lry betw een th e ow ners o f th ese
zoB tr fa sn r e r . and George L. M urphy, se c ­ tw o h o r se s for sp eedw ay honors in te r e st was
p in k .
a high pitch.
.- Co
.f . lla^•e aband on ed th e ret a I’v A board of governors, c o n sistin g ot a t The
K in g w as unable to do h im self ju s tic e
M. -H. Tiohenor -C
r ih iiurohr.so of M cC hesney. D u i- 5 P . Curran, Thom as F lannagan. W. T. H at- on tho sn ow covered ground, while, o n the
th e figure Ol
' i«*;ip AX . ........... - ...................;ure
o f .-isB-.ifi......................
S3A000 as the low - ten . Andrew K in k el. J. H. T r u ll and G. L.
o
th
e
r
hand,
Queen W ilk es was right a t hom e.
..
y
ea
r
old
and
T
ichennr
•est -which would secu re th*' .7
olf!
T'iehennr •VlurDhev "’as also elected.
gu red th a t h e -vva.s n ot lik ee ly to w in th a t am ou n t
Josep h Corroon. Thom as Clark and Thos. T h e K ing looked lik e a " in iie r in th e first n ’lolxcr. ^ V ‘^t''onxc ............................................ 1
in N ovem ber.
F lr.^t rnUrMt —L. W allac.^ I'j'jU T . W podiOl. 2t>2
for thorn.
S e p te m b e r—W eM ern G. A.. op*»n,
.A nderson,
B aker w ere appointed a cchcdule connnittee h ea t and w as com ing fa st until th e la s t H i l t . ‘A tla n ti.- .................................................... I
to ii'h; .r. R*'mjjio h*'at (*.
r<7 jo j.p ; T.
lO. a t t ’leveland1(1 O
tJiympian
lym pian w ere and it w as decided to start th e tournam ent eigh th , w here h e broke and lo st the h e a t by
Ther-'' is a grea t d iv ersiiy of opinion as 20?
IG v U C E N T A O E ri O F S T IU K K .-.
’I’nU^Mi
CJ, Hlldf-branil. 1?!? t»i P::; c5. Prirm*
.Tamos R. KoCne’s N
. nonriay and
Sej-.rem ber—Ijc w e r I..rike Iz-aguc, C lilslio lm B e a c h
len
gth.
Queen
W
ilkes
had
a
ll
the
ner
M
inn
eh
ah
a
w
hen
n
ea
rly
a
length.
vviia
^=
...—
m spurt lin
h«,tat \V. Grtinpr-r. 14J to t2v; H. Moor**
x<lf- (0 w b eih er die rea rin g of turkeys i s profit­ at. 4'’le v e!an d .
- on th e A tlan tic Tran
<*LASS A.
T h e com petition b est ot the second’ brush,
’....." -a and
won won
d ecisiv
. e lj. ,
R u n n in g cn n ext Monday even in g.
d e ce ily
s l\
,
arrived a t h er dork on^ {Saturday. ...............„
f*jrd. 194 to 90; Gavr.KH’i
HuKhof<. 172 (<■ J':2;
■Septi^mber—r h i l a d e t p h i a G. A., W . P . S m ith a t
•Meyor. Hxi.«hwi<rk ............................................
able in Aiiirrica. .say.s Country Life in .Amer- P M lad elp h lo .
• S trea m and K ate G lover, w hich , a lth o u g h A m er­ is lim ited to tw enty-one team s and it is ®*Mr. Lam ar’s Red Lawn w as also b eaRten
jI yu-yo
T h o m p so n hr-at S^-i-«Pirf. l-’*2 f<* U2: !•'.
p
ll
BuPh.
FJrr.pu'*'
S
in
ic
.....................................
ic a n bred, have n e v e r raced on th is sid e of tho pected th a t the e ig h t vacancies w ill be filled by Queen tV ilkes in str a ig h t h eals.
beat F. Harpr. 1"7 to 1X">: H. IniornTaii lioat .1. ita . S o t infrequently the m ortality of turSeiUemt'ev-'*rxn»<?r P e n in s u la , L o u is Egan at
Bell
°
*
F
o
rm
a
n
.
r*hnpirc
.S
tate
...............................
I Z t z i b t n . F,t» t o 147-. ' f . ( J l i v w U f :n
V o u nK . 2''9
-iN-ater. acecntpanle<l th e m ore noted thoroughbreds. during th e w eek.
.Murle.
,
B oy, driven by F rank Darrin, was in fine Kck. O ra n ic rc y .................................................
Uoy chicks is treuicntious, and quite stiffl-. S aSueltp teSict o IfiS: r>. A t l v n . n . m i i h . A. i \ .Mo-.-arttiy, A.
m b e r—.All S ta te n Is la n d , J o h n M. W a rd at
(,:LA.S.S F3.
Bookniaker.s pblw’ard B urke and T..co il a y e r h ave
sh a p e and won an e x citin g race from U ^ i d
I j i n s m o i v . H. o i Hnp: an>i T. IX uo k i n « h :n n
*<n d e n t to eat up any possible profits. B ut
H a rb o r H IP.
; b een h eld by th e coroner’s ju ry a s p a rtly reby ftotaiut.
M uscovite, driven by L. Meyer, and Red BUI. A le r t ..........................................................
S e p te m b e r—I n t e r n a i i o n a l . P a r k W r ig h t a t N lT H E G O L F IN G F A C E .
SeconU r o u r . ' l —-Mli-n >)oat I ' l l n v ' . IT:: t o ■.'iit: th ere are persons " h o for years h a v e raised
..oponslblc for the n a p h th a e.vplosion w h ich resulted
Spexxccr. I*’o ri G re e n e ...................................
a g a ra -o n -L a k e .
L aw n, w ith D ave L am ar in th e sea t.
.\Joor»‘ t)oat C i i i v a a a n .
t o 14ii; R c n i i' N ' h'-at
, in th e d
eath ooff ssee v e r a l ooff the Inm
;,In
death
in m aates
tes oorf th
thee T u rf
A tlam i!- ...................................
S ep t^ 'm b er—T r.nn^'-M ississippl G. A ,. R . R . K im ­
alm ost every chick, and under th e se cir­
N athan S traus w as o u t w ith his ch estn u t I..angcnberK.
W a l l a c e , t ' 3 t o 122: OrUln;; t " ' a t I t u t h . 197 to
■- B x c h a n g o poolroom a t H ot Springs on LThristmaa
M u h lh a u s e n . t'o m m o n w e a lth
ll lU Cmialta.
I’t.'t; G u c k l n c l i n i n Xw-nt. . M f f a i t h y .
t o 17"; M ii s K v e . A num ber o f th o se tlia t w ere injured w ill A C ritic S a y s Y o u C an D e te c t F ollow er*' trotter. Cobwebs, but he did n ot enter a n y of
cu m stan ces rearin g (urkeys y ield s a very b a.S
ei'te m b er—B '''rk s h iro
A., Ti. Doughty at
l.E A tiT rK R i-’E N T A O K O F M liiS E D .'r A R E S i
m ore beat
to
T h o i n j ' s o n h o a i K k *-\'-.sue th e pvnclUers.
th e b rushing w ith him . Mr. Straus appeared
P ittsfie ld .
tair
return.
l io n . 19't to
O l i v e r b--nt I n i i - r m a n . 220 t u IP.*.
o f th e A n c ie n t G am e.
CL.VSS
A.
S e p te m b e r -N c ”’ H n m p a b ire (;. A ., M . M e e h a n
la te r with h is tro tter, B elton Jr., but d id not
T
h
lrrl
r‘)u
n
d
-.A
lie
n
lir.'U
Mo<>rc.
ITO
t..
i71:
(.ili\-cr
It i.s a inistakea idea to suppose th a t tu r­ a t C oncord.
.Mtievl, Drivmtl*'SH ..................
U
9
h ei‘ai
a t Thomp-“'>i>.
212 t'»
1.77: n^m
An A m erican jud ge has added g o lf to the succeed in w'lm iing a brush. Mr. S tra u s was P o tte r . Euu>ir».' ? t a i c ................................... 12
J
...........
.......pp*
. - h*>;ii
0
.S eptem ber—H u d so n F tiver O . A ,, L. P. M y era a t
19.’>
1T7. k eys do not thrive in confinem ent. Som e
i7> TO lf'2:
L'2: IhK-kinKitiim
l l u f k i n g i u i m li'-at
I f j i t Ijin.^nuttc. I 'S tto
o 177.
ined to w in som e of the h o n o rs of
gam es w hich produce an in d ivid u al exp res­ determ
GI.A
jtS H.
b u rg h .
.SonU-finjil—A n o n
o l i \ < ’r. 2i/7 x«>
K'-iu)'!'?
th e day. and he w ent ou t behind the tro tter C. P o w lo s. P m P H trla ............................... lu
of the b est fanciers of these birds in the N ew
S e p te m b e r - C e n t r a l Illinol.s <J». A ., .M eade W .
o
cat B u fk in x h H iu . ir'» to i.tr..
sio n ot face. He undertakes, from h is am a­ M alacca and won four ex citin g *heats.
P itc h e r. NVcli’onxc ......................................... J4
1
country practice yarding su ccessfu lly.
Of Y a te s a r Q u in e.'.
f ' i n a l !hp si t w o i]i Oii'c-**)-llomi.O" hf-at Alton.
S e p te n ib e r- S t. l.o u is L e ag u e. S. .S ilckney a t S t . '
teur ob servation s, to detect a go iter, h ow ever
il lG i r .S.-ORE.
167 to L’ t aii'l 1^7 lo 1. 2.
course, the space in "’h id i the tu rk ey s are
('LA.sJS A.
^ Septc-inber- We.i;: P e n n s y lv a n ia O. A ., o p en . E .
The m atch sa m e r.i th e Brooklyn Hand far rem oved from lin k s or h ow ever empt> h is
in
clo
sed
should
not
be
loo
sm
all,
n
ot
leas
M urkwett. RfUbiVtl ............................................. 2
M . Byer.s. I'L a t A lle g h n n y .
B O W L IN G GAM ES T O -N IG H T .
B a ll Club, on D egraw s^.rcet. yesterday a fier- han d s m ay he of d e c k and lofter.
than from one to th ree acre.s for a m oder­
Albert. Uaimtle.'.-s ..................................
S e p te m b e r - W**M P eT insylvnnia O. A .. y„ W .
J u st a s riding a cycle produces a se t e x ­
H ack. E m p ir - S la t e .................................
B v e rs .*^1 .M legltaii'-.
_ noon, between “ PhU ” Casey and Jam es
K o v a l A i v a n i j n t I.oapruo. f l a s .Wnsf^au. .t. !•'. ate sized flock. One a<ivantage o f yarding
‘
O
ftnViPr—C. S . G. A ., open. “ L. A uchX erlonie.
I ’l.A S S B,
Prtrf. K.mi'lVf' s^iHXv. !»i liu*
I'luL altoys.
D unne, sr., a g a in st Dr. Shea and Jam es p ression of face, so golf is resp onsib le for
Bill. Alert .
' ’.■jtliolJi'
!.D.uion--’l-’f. U’fi tokainj', i.s th ill it enables the breeder lo g e l a ll the .207. a t G ard en * li.v.
....... CM
O
e lo b e r—In tp re o lle g ia lp . H . C h a n d le r E^an a t
M ulltliaiise.-i,
’. . a m io n iv a ltl i .................. ......... l'3t U<‘rl>''rt.
” D unne, jr.. was won by the la tte r team. facial con tortion s and a certain pose ot body.
1
.V-’. 1, a t Kviiij.orf:- a ll o ys .
eg g s laid by the hens.
.Another is (.hat it
Cetituy.
The ''Olter’s eye from strain in g to follow the
E n tries for th e sw eep sta k es pool to u r n a ­
Hror>kl.vn
—r f a l t ’oy.
F' l at b u s li .
M.v.sito pri:-;r- • ’Ines .S. Phitadetptio: t ’o u n c i l;
fa c ilita te s the [irotecltoQ of the chiek.s MnrrlH
■’Which took three s tr a ig h t gam es.
Ortfjber—
«'oloriclo iveague. \ \ . Fairbanks at
N
l
m
h
A
v
om
i'.
a
t
i-;id>;c\vooU
a
l
1*\\>;
Ma-siK-ili,
t.'lass
B.
.Mere
z zv fligh t of a ball through the air, ac- m en t ivbicli C larence E. Green w ill giv e early
a g a in st the a ttack s o f hawks and depreda­ D e n v e r.
T he veterans w ere not salisftcd w ith the di’
FirMRo.
P.iwoi-. nt '■(•o.sstown a l l i ’.\.s.
Quir'es a fixed, p en etratin g ex p ressio n cosily n ex t month a t the M ontauk are b eg in n in g
Ot'lohev-Maryland
ami P. c, O . A., John IX.
!t is comnionl.v supposed
Ir.ipi'f'VoU O r f p -r of H ^ p t a s o j i h s - P n i s p M ' t . Klm ;« tory an im als.
■outcome of the ^ a t c h . and the p layers w ill recogn izab le, and th e forehead, in obedience
that because ’a turkey will fly up a tree lo Reynolds at lUUlmore.
i.’oun'vv.
a t K h l f t ' s i-'ultoii F'ah i''o
to
com
e
in,
althou
gh
the
date
for
the
c
lo
s
in
g
. me.et again on New Y'ear's day a t 2 o'clock.
A
D
IF
E
E
B
E
N
C
E
W
H
E
N
M
A
R
R
IE
D
.
G r a i a l «.'»-ntra f —.Vixs-.iu. P.jisM .*. P i f d i
vfuni ,t lo o st, it wduld fly over tho moon if it sawto the strain of the optic n erv es, w rinkles
•P ro fe s sio n a l.
T he challenge issu ed by Dr. Shea and it s e lf in a m anner ,.nknown to any other h a s been se t a s January 5.
F’alaf"*''. at ‘’ordcs A- HoUif-n's
a gras.shopper on the other .side. .A turkey
O liver Drew to play MI'kg E gan and J.
P f tl a ov - I’f ' n t r a i , \ ‘n>'una. S y l v a n .
Sneden of N ew ark, H. I’. Stofft. -western Some o f th e T r ia ls of a Lone S p in ­ a t F iKf thhl fi r.'\venu«*
form
of
research
or
Interest.
" ill lly over an yth in g on "’hleh
it can
's F i f t h .\vt-mj**
nJJoy.s,
F la h e r ty w ill be accep ted by the J e r s e y p la y ­
P A R IS ’ W A TER SU PPLY .
W om en, he says, who drive w e ll over the
Ar!*nct^tn N a t I n n a l - . V p t i l l o . <?raiiil (
F.i' iio, a llg h i. but it "’III n o t attem pt to fly over
ers. F laherty ca lled a t the Brooklyn Club lin k s u n con sciou sly form the h a b it o f stan d ­ e.hamplon; Mfonrick, th e Broadway c h a m ­
ste r.
u t I'ovtrf'.tTt t<- \ ' o t r ; - a ll o y s .
a wire n ettin g fence, a s It cannot see an y­
.. y ester d a y and accep ted th e cballen^ c. Egan in g very squarely w ith the f e e t wide apart pion; Dawson o f St. L ouis, and Harry W arFa.stf'in
;..isTtl*.-!
'F»iX.
.Nilttision.
ILisiiwK-k,
at
thin g to rest its feet upon.’ .A.s an Illin o is A n A q u e d u c t T h a t W ill Be Slxty-t-w®
to n . the B rooklyn exp ert, are to be a m o n g
M arriage, indeed, d o es m ake a difference
i s expected at th e local court on 'Vhursday
;i'!'\vr.
and the' h eels and ‘oes Bat on th e ground. th e ten co iite sta o ts who w ill pay S25 each Ip to w om en, and wo who a re the oir] m aids PoJT.v’s
H a y F4i.l«<'--!\y ( . f uf . P a U u' o . J-Jay R i d u o A, t*., woman pointed ou t in a leading poultry jo u r­
't o com plete arran gem en ts for the series.
M iJes in Leng-th.
In
ad
d
ition
,
the
gam
e
produces
a
certain
a
t
K
o
'
h
'
s
M
o
n
a
rr
li
I'al.'u'r*
h 1l#>\ v.
nal
not long ago, turkeys wiil travel along
O liver Drew, w ho is now in charge of the
enter.
Mv eun first
T \ v ^ ' m y - s l x t h \ V , iv d - At ls^ntlo
M a n lia U a n , at
Green adds J200 to the prize money, to be m ight lu st as w ell learn .
a w ovea picket fen ce hair a day a t a tim e
The " ater su p p ly of P aris Is lo he InB rooklyn Club, w ill m eet H opkins and e a sv sw in g upon the arm s and le g s which
aw ak en in g came " h en I .saw niy married K r u s f ’.-i iiil«-v.s
b
etrays
the
golfer
a
s
certainly
a
s
h
is
accent
divided
am
ong
the
first
five
men.
The
to
u
r­
lo
find
a
place
to
get
out.
Turkeys
m.oy
be
• • O’K eefe at T arrant’s Jersey C ity Club n ext
b etrays the Y orkshirem an or th e Devonian.
slster'i calling to th e ir sta lw a rt young hu.sp rereiiied from flying over a fence by a t­ rrrased .so as to g iv e a total ot 237,760,000
n am ent b egin s Januar.v 12.
Sunday.
E very occupation, in fact, h a s its mark,
tach ing a light board or shingle, ten inches g allon s dail.v in stea d o f 7:1,970.090 g a llo n s a s
bandr.
to
help
them
o
v
e
r
's
o
m
e
mnldies
ia
21—
21—
‘
M
'
A L U C ID E X P L A N A T IO N .
Jam op Dunne, jv,. siud Ur.
6 sa v s th e A m erican judge: and one knows
long h.v live inchc.s w ide, to their back.-; by at present, if the plan now proposed by th e
Phil Casey and .lamee Uunne. sr...
the
road.
.And
w
hat
a
fu
ss
tliev
m
ad’
c
:
A UTOS A T E A S T B B N Y A C H T C LU B .
m eans of soft, flat str in g s run through holes en gineers is carried out.
21— 21— 10 h o w ’ e a s v it is to d etect ’he clergym an, the
The estim ated,
T h o m a s McKIroy .....................................
When
th
ey
had
been
helped
over
they
went
jS—20—21 so ld ier, 'the actor and the la w y er by their
Jainr.s .Murphy
There is a p lace on the north sh o re of on and left me, the y o u n g est, behind, i M r. J im p s o n 's Knowledg^e o£ Uie S ig n ifi­ in the Itoards and tied under the w ings. population for 190.3 is ■i.OOO, and a p er capita
21 — 20— 21 in d ivid u al exp ression s of cou n tenan ce.
But
By th is method the birds can be a s easily consum ption o f 59.4 g allon s is taken a s a
O liv e r D rew ..............................................
cance
of
th
e
M
onroe
D
octrine.
J!j—21—16 w e sh ou ld lik e to know what happens to a Boston Bay, w here the autom obile se e m s to
J o h n L. Murjiliy .....................................
confined as sheep or other sm all stock, w ith ­ fair average
It Is proposed to in crea se th o
.... 21—21 m an’s face when he Is, say. an in te n se ly keen h e foreign to the surroundings. It is the called fo r as.sisiance, too, it seem ed to agree- , “ U’biit is ib is Monroe D octrine the papers out injury.
O liver D rew and T om D um io.............
When u o l allowed to run at supply by co llectin g ibe w ater In the Val
able to eommand it. One o f m y sisters, her
.... 1^13
J a m e s D unne, jr.'. nnd lYr, S h e a ...
clergym an as w e ll as an en th u sia stic golfer? h o u se of the E a ste rn Y acht Club at J la rb le- hand s t ill in that o f her hu sb an d ’s, looked are a ll ta lk in g nbout, Mr. Jlnipaon?”
large
turkeys
need
som
ething
in
the
nature
2
1
-1
9
-2
1
d’Orlcans. where th ere is a su b terran ean la k e
C h a rle y R a le ig h .......................................
17—21—18 D oes it resu lt in a “ com posite” face?—Lon­ head Neck. For th e past two season s m otor back and said: " It’s ea sy . S tep on n stone
D a v e M a il o y '................................................
“T h e Monroe Docirlno? W hy, everybody of grave! a s grin d in g m aterial.
fed by the R iver Loire.
T u rk eys can be fattened In a w eek or ten
21—21—18 don G olf.
T o m H o w e .................................................
v eh icles have been grow in g m ore and m ore and jum p." Then cu d d ling clo.ser to her know s what that is—and you bci it’s all
This " ill require an aqueduct six ty -tw o
]9—21)—21
i
d
ays.
In
thi.s
cou
n
try
they
are
u.sually
fgd
C on. B oyle ..................................................
husband,
sh
e
w
alked
on,
n
ot
turning
again.
num erous a t th e club, and the row o f sh ed s
m iles long, and the estim ated co st o f th o
21—19—21
I all th e corn they can e a t three tim es a week project is .$2.5,090.000. It ia n ecessa ry for
AL R yan ......................................................
I can rem em ber, too, the w ife of som e | right, too!*'
in
th
o
stab
le
yard
is
as
often
filled
w
ith
a
u
­
H
O
R
S
E
S
I
N
M
EX
IC
O
.
••W hat’H the n an ire o f ii? ”
17—21—20
E , M cC arth y ..............................................
10 bring this about. But In England the the P aris M unicipal Council to g iv e it s
tom ob iles as w ith h orses and ca rria g es. co lleg e profe.ssor. who had been a.'ked to I
21— 21—21
J a m e s U ilion ............................................
M exico Is fast bein g developed as a market W hen a parly o f m otorists arrive to g eth er m eet m e when ! was perhaps 28. "Why, I | “ EhV The nature of it? Vou’J) see whal birds a r c princiiiully fed upon m ixtu res of
6— ;j
“. M ike Ilen oy ...............................................
ih
c nature of it Ls if those fool foreigners equal pu rls ot barley m eal and wheat m eal, bonetlon to th e seliem c.—E n g in eerin g R ec­
thou
gh
t
you
were
m
arried,"
sh
e
said
to
me
'
for
w
e
ll
bred
tro
ttin
g
sta
llio
n
s
and
m
ares.
21— 21—20
one m ight judge from th e stable yard th a t
.ioe D evJiii .................................................
and their warship? tlon't. look out pretty m aile into a crum bly m ass, c lih ir w ith skim ord.
"If I had known you careful.
20—
19—21 The M exicans are greatly in terested at th e’ th e club wa.s an au tom ob ile organ ization in ­ a s we shook hand.s,
T om Quinn ................................................
They under.stand it. all r ig h t.”
milk- or water. Tho use ot skim m ilk tor
It has com e were .sin g le , I would n ev er have worn
•‘It’s som e kind of a paper, isn'i It?”
p resen t tim e in the im provem ent of breeds ste a d of a club for yachtsm en.
M ISU N D E R STO O D .
a lo n g dress. ■’ It " a s her only lon g
to
h
e
'th
e
custom
to
keep
supplies
for
m
otor
“
You
bet
it ’s a paper! It's a gren i paper, ihi.s purpose h as been largely on the in crea se
of
all
an
im
als
and
are
p
articu
larly
in
te
rest­
G O L P NOTES.
of la te years, a s it h as been found that Us
dress,
I
learned
a
fterw
a
rd
—that
w
as
".Mid you a sk ed h er fath er for h er tvilliou t
veh icles on hand at th e club sta b les.— .Auto­
th
a
t's
what
it
is!
That
man
Monroe
knew
ed
in
im
provin
g
th
eir
carriage
h
orses.
-Al­
I
________
Tlxe
am ateu r c o i f ch a m p io n sh ip «c f .•Uistralki ha.s
why sh e said
"a” and
not ”my”—a w hni he w a s nhoiif. T hey oonldn’i get the cm ploym eni lea d s to the production of a a trem or?”
read y a large num ber o f sta llio n s w ith good m obile and -.Motor R eview .
------tho
a n d rin ch ham
a m llnk.s,
.Vipcn w on over
tho SSandrinK
llnk.s, M elbourne.
olaek silk dress, by the w ay. which she sta rt of him! No. sir. He was righ t there hoautiful w h ile and line quality of flesh.
■ *
’-’tub. M essrs. in d ivid u ality h ave been shipped from the
"by H . M acN ell of th e R o y a l■ ijydncy
Ctx
“Oh, I hod th e trem ors a ll righ t, but I
C onsidering the litt le labor required in
had worn for years, and w hich she made every tim e and all day.”
second place. U n ited S ta tes to our siste r rep u b lic of t’ue
P , C. Anderson a n d R ld ild l tied lo r so
P A E IS F A S H IO N S I N DOQS.
raisin g turkeys, they pay very w ell, despite asked him."
"low n ock ” for dinner p a rties by u n fasten ­
South
and
a
s
th
e
M
exlcane
b
eliev
e
that
our
“
Is
ire
dead
?”
l> atc g o lfln c n e w s fro m J^rmdon is t h a t H n rrv
the large nuirtallty am ong the young birds,
".And "hat. w as your reception?"
In Paris the fash ion rece n tly prevailed of ing the few top b u tton s. T h ese early ex p eri­
“E h ’ dead? Lemin«> see. Yes. I think and If is surprising they arc not m ore e x ­
li? co
coiIiir to ’Lormon
......................
.
•h a v in g tr o ttin g bred sta llio n s are the b est sir e s of
„ A'ardonn le
p erin...........
an en tiy.
"N othing to tioasl of. He th o u g h t I w a s
4iecn enpaced a s reeld en t profes.slonal b v th e South carriage h orses in th e world, it Is probable d ressin g up pet d ogs In m ost extravagan t and ences, and niy having m arried siste rs, taught
he's dead. T h a t’s often fht‘ w ay. you know. t e n s i v e l y bred. W ith the continual incroa.se
ask
in g for s job and told m e to c a ll a gain
me
m
uch.
Probably
ev
ery
other
old
maid
H erts G olf Flub a t T oU erM cc. V a n lo n w ill en ter th a t th e m arket for carefu lly se lecte d trot­ absurd costu m es. Wo.men vied with o n e a n ­
N ever appreciated HU you're gone. PUv, in our population and decrease in th e a cre­
the first of th e year. When I tried to e x ­
un h is d
uties early in th e N ew Y ear.
duties
tin g sta llio n s w ill be a sou rce of profit to o th e r in spending m oney on the c lo th e s of has learn ed , too. that tim id ity and h elp less­ a in ’t U?”
available for grazing, it la a foregone plain he w ouldn’t listen to me— and so I
n ess, for instance, so en g a g in g in wives, are
“ B ut w’ha: about th<’ n a n ire of th e doc- age
A
tlem aii and
.A gen
fecntlenxai.
...... a- you
.----th had sp en t the w hole A m erican breeders in the next few years.— th e se little creatu res—m any o f ivliicli w ere considered rtdieulous in sp in sters. I.s not a
ccnx'Uislon that there w ill bo a correspond­ cam e away."
Jd a v on th
thoe c o if llnk.s.
link.*!, an
an^d. a s in o fte n th e cas»c T h e H orsem an.
a rra n t m ongrels—and in coverin g them w ith tim id old maid laughed a t tho world over, irln c? W hat’s it all aboxn?”
ing
in
crease in the demand for tu rk ey s and
"Oh, w ell, i h f exp erien ce w as w orth so m e­
w ith im rtlcularly
’cuiarly e n th u s ia s tic ptayer.s. had had
“ All about? I guess you ain't up in diplogame.**, A s
som e rcmnrkiibly
rcmnrlciibly c lo se and e.xelUnff
p.xelilnr? gnme.s.
co a ts th at were em broidered and jew eled , and is n ot a tim id w ife cherished?—Miss raatlcs. T h at's what i t ’s aboni. n ’.s—weJ), other fow ls Tho breeder of these birds will thing. .9nj’w ay, you didn’t lo se an yth ln ij
rk ed . ” H ey.
th ev le ft for home th e old man rem url
T H E H E IG H T OE B E A L IS M .
ih orctore never lack a m arket.
and which cost, in som e in sta n ces, hu n dred s L illie H am ilton K rcn clu in the Century.
hy going."
m ooil,
n hut
h u t lf.« been a p ran
r a n ’ d a y !. ” ’'U
• 'I t h a s .” th e
it rakes a diplom at to understand It. But
The seleetlon ot a orcod depend.s largely
“ Didn’t, eh? He scared mo so th a t I h u rv o u th a sse n te d . ” T h ln k ,vc ye c o u ld co m e a p a ln
S cen e p ain ter—W hen you w r ite your n ext o f pounds. T h ese c o a ts w ere m ade w ith
don’t worry for a m om ent—it’s all right. upon, the dem ands o f the rnaricet. Of course,
■» th. e ----------p ock ets, and In th e p o ck ets wore p la ced
on
m orrow . la
l a d dd ie
l e?V” ’’W
" t v eeull.”
. th
m e y o u n g n m n sto r y try to work in a little puff for me.
riocl
aw ay and forgot tny um brella."
You’ll see. J ust kfcp your eye on Venezuela. when otic is not, corapcUefi to regard turkey
R E M O V IN G T H E T E M P T A T IO N .
tnavvered. reflecilv cly . "J w a s to be m a rrie d , b u t
P r e ss .Agent—A ll righ t. I’ll m a k e the sta r valu ab le lace h an d kerch iefs. To com p lete the
T hey know w hat it m eans down th e re.”
c a n p u t it off.”
roaring
from
a
com
m
ercial
stan
d
p
oint
fancy
"I
w
a
s
ra
Cnim.uet’s
house
la
st
night
and
ou
tfit
v
isitin
g
cards,
engraved
with
the
nam
e
sp rain her an k le by slip p in g on one of the
A L L W RON G.
may he given a free rein. .Some turkeys are
of the anim al, were a lso carried.
M aids dined w ith the fam ily. They had sl.v kinds
rocks you painted.—Judge.
"1 w a s ju st te llin g my d aughter." sa id
T H E T U N N E L G A M ES.
as oriianienlal on a law n as peafow ls. I have
w ere engaged to look a fte r the dogs, w h ich of canned fruit on the ta b le .”
A P O IN T TO B E C O N S ID E R E D .
in'm ind a Maryland greensw ard slo p in g down Mrs. Ncxdore. “ that il'.s w rong for her to
had th eir garm en ts changed several tim es
The P en n sylvan ia raised “ the b oys,”
“ W hat do you do w ith , your d o g -in the
“S ix kinds'. AVhy w a s th a t? ”
M A T B IM O N IA L G A M B L E .
d aily. T h is rid icu lou s custom did not gain
to a tidal ercek that served a s a background play the piano on Sunday."
And won the Tunnel gam e;
“
Crumpet
said
h
is
w
ife
’s
canned
fruit
.w in ter tim e?”
for a flock of pure w h ite ftirlie.v.s. N o lliln s j "W hy Sunday p a rliciila rly ?’’ queried Mr».
H e w itt— Did you ever take p art la gam es any footing in E ngland, the n earest approach w as so g o o d that th ey could never hope
The N. Y .-N . J. made no nois-*.
•‘W hy, we send h im South.”
t o an yth in g o f the kind bein g th e silv e r
cntild hav(! boon more beautiful than th s e f­ Pepprey. “It’s w rong to m ake people sw ea r
of chance?
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But it “got there” jn.st The .sajne.'
“ R ath er exp on sive, is n ’t it ? ”
~ free
fi-cc P’om
from bourgianouH
u rglariou s vv isits
as long
rinses
b
ra
celets
occasion
ally
to
bo
|
to
be
is
u
s
a«
'on any day.”—P hilad elp h ia P r e s i.
rin
g
s
and
occa
sio
n
a
lly
seen
fect iU’otlnced,
—Town Topics.
J e w e tt—W ell. I’ve fieeu u sh er a t a wed•Tiather. But th en you know h e ’s the gnly
on
the
leg
s
o(
som
e
p
ood
les.—
Lloyd’s
W
eek
ly
a
s
it
is
s
ie
d
.”*
—C
leveland
P
la
in
Dealer,
, d in g.—T ow n Topics.
d«ir w o’v e got.”
toh n 0 C avanach an d .Tolin W a lte r s h a v e v a n ­
ish ed i n ’ the d irection ol'
of th e oran„..
o ra n g e —
g ro v e- s o f
is n e a in a
. .i_.
FlorTda"
I t i.s
the In ten tion of fhoRo
th ese o-onlle
g en tlem en to
S
m a ln as
h ^ tojrW
u osstb le u n t.l
romam
U
S'.near
neiv, t.....
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th e snow disap peurs in th ese reglon.s.
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