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19 ROCHESTER DEMOCRAT AND CHRONICLE. SUNDAY. OCTOBER 14. 1900. ed, of course, but as a clincher It served Its purpose.

LEAGUE SEASON WILL END TO-DAY ulngglng. Although the ball was In New York's territory most of the time, a numler of fumbles gave the New York eleven the ball often when Syracuse should have made touchdowns. The second half opened with, the ball In the possession of Geneva and with Roch HIGH SCHOOL TEAM DEFEATS GENEVA Ad Chances for Interscholastic League Cup Look Up. ester at the north goal. Little essayed to do done on both Considerable, pnntlr.g was the kicking off for his side.

Twice the ball Last Champion Brooklyns Win Game From Giants. went foul. Captain Coleman tried his kicking foot on the pigskin, sending It twenty-five yards toward the north goal. Curtis got possession of the oval and returned It eight yards. lie also was Jammed through the center for a slight gain, and with that his compatriots also gained, and there was a net PIRATES BEATEN AGAIN result of some fifteen yards.

After a brief Donahue Saved Them a Shut Out Phillies Beat Boston Cincinnati VISITORS NEVER SCORE ublle Rochester Make Two Touch-jown5Hard. Fest Interesting Oams in Which Superijr Weight Cuts Important Figur. FULL DRESS AND SEMI-DRESS Comparatively few men feel that scrimmage which was without result and De eats St. Louis Because ol Lattcr's Errors. sides with equal results.

Straight football was the order of the day, although Syracuse tried a couple of tricks with more or loss success. Syracuse made one touchdown In each half. Llne-np: Syracuse. Position. New York.

Lane Cornell Left end. ratten Connelly- Left tackle. Cross Hares Furnald Left guard. Wyckoff Blount Center. Henderson Carston Right guard.

Byrne Bcrmaa Right tackle. Lyons Young Right end. Dillon Rourke Quarterback. Brown, Weeks Brennan Left halfback. Costello Moore Right halfback.

rarlsh, Morris Cleverdon Fullback. Referee. Archie Hughes. S. A.

A.i umpire, Hulley, Cornell; timer. Scott. Syracuse: linesmen. Halsey, Syracuse, and Berwald, New York. I if Yesterday's Scores.

NATIONAL LEAGUE. St. Louis 3, Cincinnati 2. Chicago I'lttsburg 3. l'uiladplphia Js Boston 3.

Brooklyn 1, New York 0, Standing of the Clubs. NATIONAL LEAGUE. they can afford to tie up the money required for the owner-made-to-measure full dress that particular piece of play was at an end Rose sought 'o create the Impression that he was a human football by throwing himself high In the air, turning a cartwheel and landing square on the Irregular square of struggling humanity. Nowhere In the rules Is any such style of eccentric play called for. With three and a half yards to gain, the local punters went at the Geneva line hammer and tongs.

But Geneva had the ball and to bold its line within three and a half yards of its own goal for any great length of time was no small undertaking for the local punters. The ball was snapped and when the rush was attempted it was la the possession of Rose. Try as he would, the Rochester boys surged around him on all sides and "the man in the leather mask" was forced back and down In the rear of the Geneva goal. It looked like a safety, but the claim was made that Rose had called down before he had been pushed back of the line, and It was upheld. This brief advantage for Geneva gained Import when the ball was taken ten yards further away from such dangerous Brooklyn that is ship of a Bftrtestcr Is In It and Oeneva Is mit of It: la ten words, is the etosi result of Lt'erdays same at Culver field.

The first Lttle ta been fought and won and the high cbool eleven Is one step nearer toward its cadi coveted goal-the silver football trophy of the New York State Interscholastic league. True, there ore some hard propositions yet to be solved tefore even, the finals entered, but if Rochester plays Its -Latent parae of yesterday the Indications re bright for its being a factor for thv trophy ontll the very last second of play In the final 'oneva played hard and to have won would tsTe been a very pleasant sensation, but It la's not to be for several reasons; the chief -Rochester had the better eleven. A team sever gave better evidence of a desire for victory than Geneva but Rochester too, tvlceed like longings and that's why Rochester won. There were times when the On-i lads sought to suueleh the honor- 'ittsburg hiladelphla Joston Won. Lost.

P.C. 82 64 .603 79 00 .508 73 03 .543 0S 72 .478 03 73 .404 04 75 .400 62 70 .449 00 78 .433 Chicago t. Louis Cincinnati New York Trinity Easy for West Point. West Point, Oct. 13.

The West Tolnt eleven played a fast and fierce game this afternoon and won rather easily from Trinity College, the final score being 23 to 0. Twenty-three of the points were made In the first half. Near the close of the second half Smith made an run for a touchdown. Games To-day. National League Cincinnati at St.

Louis. CHAMPS WIN LAST GAME. West I'olnt made rushes through Trinity's Season Brooklyn and New York End of their opponents, but the ceuter at will. The first touchdown was made after a minute's play and the three subsequent ones at intervals of three minutes. With Ten Wins Each.

suit. Our ready-to-wear dress suits are therefore a boon of no slight value to a large proportion of the socially-inclined men of this community. Our dress suits are made by the Stein-BIoch which is of itself a satisfactory answer to the about the quality and the fit? The best merchant tailors, we are free to admit, are mn always left la embryo. In the second half, five of West l'oint's men Special Dispatch to Democrat and Chronicle. territory.

Rose got in another great run and Murphy another great tackle. The ball was carried directly east nearly across the sideline. Rut the runner was kept within the five yard space, in hich he started and was downed by Corris. Thirty-yard runs transversely across the field please aud Interest, but they don't win games. Rochester getting the ball on downs, O'Connor carried It five yards.

With but ten seconds more of play, the teams lined up. By a series were taken out and substitutes given a New York, Oct. 13. Brooklyn beat New Tbe attempts, many and varied, of the Geneva line to prevent the local punters from Blowing through, for gains, great and small. ere valiant enough, but somehow or other -ouid be found some player ho was a chance.

The game Itself was a pretty contest aud was witnessed by about 2,500 York In the final game of the season at the rolo grounds this afternoon. The champions had made six runs In the eighth inning when the game was called. Until then Taylor bit weak on his pedal extremities and the Ineffectual Carr Goes to Auburn. phalanx would be broken. Th work of tae visitors to keep Ko The toehester from Ditched good ball.

Both teams are tiea in Syracuse, Oct. 13. Louis Carr, who started each. thnii-h was remarkable. Now and the series with a win of ten games the season with the Syracuse University Score: team.

Is now wearing an Auburn uniform. BROOKLYN. McGlnnity, c. He has quit the university for good and will play with the Auburn team, during the season. Keeler, r.

Saeckard, 1. aking equally good suits at a price from $20 to Jennings, 1 Tigers Beat Cadets. Annapolis. Oct. 13.

The naval cadets Cross, of rushes Rochester again closed In around Geneva's goal. Murpby went over the Hue. A touchdown was claimed but disallowed. Lawton was signalled to try his hand. He tried and was pushed over the line for a second touchdown amid the shouts of the many and the groans of the few.

Line-up: K. II. S. G. II.

Tosltion. Left tackle. O'Connor Van Slyke Left guard. SilvemaU Folger Simpson Slawson Center. I'omeroy Sweeney Iilrir crtmr.l.

to $30 higher than ours. Daly. 2 Hemnllt, s. l-'arreli, Howell, were defeated by the I'rinccton Tigers to-day by a score of 3 to 0. Games Elsewhere.

Totals NEW YORK. not wanted, we fur- At Durham. N. H. New Hampshire Col Where a complete suit is A.B.

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E. 3 0 2 1 1 0 1 3 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 3 0 0 5 0 2 0 0 0 0 8 0 1 12 0 0 2 0 3 3 0 1 8 1 0 1 2 0 0 0 2 0 22 0 4 21 14 1 000001 01 O00000 00 lege of Agriculture LI Massachusetts Institute Van Haltren, c. Selbach, 1. ot 1 evhuology o. tiea.

Just for variety, a high school player would hang a bluft that he wanted to get tirotiga and only when he swung It and wwid stop short, then and then only did tie Geueva line hold him. It plainly wouldn't do break through every time for that would have beta, discouraging and discourteous to Geneva. Now and then, at Ions Intervals, the visitors would as possible victors by gaining twice la as many downs, but just when the. "to have and to hold" time came, they weren't there. These spasmodic efforts were ga'I and wormwood to the few Geneva shout-rs on the field, and though there was 110 lack of encouragement therefrom, the eleven oa which they placed all their hope but no nionev seemed to list not thereto, but continued, on in tho same old way keeping Rochester from getting too big a ecore.

To act oa the defensive was about all that the visiting aggregation could do. Outweighed tad with no marked ability as tacticians, the Geneva boyj were expected to put up a "swift, fat, cicun" game to use a Genevan's Th. mutest was swift enough; too li-liman Smith At Middietown Wesleyau 17, Amherst trousers separately. "Aggies'" O. nish coat, or coat and vest or Right tackle.

Curtis Little Foster. 1. Hickman, 3 Bernard, r. loylo, 1 At txeter, N. 1L New ton 0.

Right end. lavls. s. Lawrence Schell Murphy, 2 At Brunswick Bowdoin o. Tufts O.

At Bethlehem Lehigh 111, Bueknell 0. At Easton Lafayette o-. Swarthmore 2. At Chicago Northwestern University 1 Quarterback. "Left halfback.

Grady, c. Taylor, Ashman Murphy Lawton Dunn TnilitinH l'lilversitv O. Brennan Totals Rluht hnlfback. At Washington Georgetown ft. jonu Brooklyn Coleman (Capt.) Fullback.

What we have said of our full dress suits applies equally to our Tuxedo Suits. Both are correct, from cloth to cut from finish to fit. At timira i.imira ree flram-iuj i- York Corrla fCnnM Rose Starkev Seminary 0. First base by errors, Brooklyn 1. New -i.

l-ft rr lnses. 15TOOK1J ii Score: R. II. S. lrt.

G. H. S. 0: touchdowns, 2. Iunn.

lawton: time of halves. 'JO minutes; At Newton, Mass. 1. lie 1, Kartmoutn u. At Washington Carlisle Indians 10, Uni versity of irginia 4- first base on nans, on Ktruck out.

bv Howell 4: sacrifice hit. referee Stewart, Rochester: umpire. Conrsey, lint-mtn. llackus. Rochester: Mason, At Schenectady Scnenectaay jlo, aiusht Hamilton: timekeeper, Wiley, Rochester; uase mis.

nh-i At New Haven laie resnmcn rn. i um attendance. pire. bnj-aer; time ui fcamt, 1,200. Folger, Cornell.

GOAL FROM FIELD. At Milwaukee l3consm university .1, swift for Geneva, as it proved. The game was fast, too, there being comparatively little time wasted In lining up for the snapping of the pigskin. As to Its being a "clean" rime. well.

Geneva and Rochester were both At Minneapolis Chicago nivcrsuy jiiu- Philadelphia 8, Boston 3. RmHl Disnatch to Democrat and Chronicle. nou.tl I rt -rlT tl- x- It Allowed Washington and Jefferson to I UNION CLOl i siir ltteuuere jo. ouiu vhnn.telr.lila. Oct.

13. The baseball season nial University 0. Scare Against Cornell. At Ann Arlx.r niversity ot sc.lt.u.l tftf I nil O. closed here to-day, innaueipmu in r.

nton. The members of both teams At Clevelauu western iiescrve luiieiaiij 13, Heidelberg niversity u. were anxious to get away and consequently Ithaca, X. Oct. 13.

Washington and Jefferson succeeded In scoring against Cornell to-day by a drop kick over the goal made by Gessler, but the Cornell team won out by a 12, 1 iw nHtr At 1 hlluueipuia, u. nlnv moved Wltn COUlUieuo.lu.c Brown O. St, At Watertown. Score: l'lIILADELrUIA. 1 (I Inclined to Inject a little pugilism by way of diversion.

But it mattered little so far as the result was concerned. Variety Is thing ia Its proper place. The victory places the Ugh school team la the ilst of eligibles for the next series, in wh'cA the tetius doing as did Rochester will eome thither. In this weeding out process, bringing about tbe survival of the fittest, the local team must continue to gather laurels cntU there remalneth none to say nay to Bochester's right to the cup but one team; iuoh team yet to prove Us prerogative to a negative. Of the game Itself can be said that there At Johnstown." N.

Military score of 10 to 3. The visitors were not up to the form of Cornell and their point was mn.e. wirt of final rally against the Thomas, c. Academy 10, Johnstown Y. M.

C. A. MISS GAST'S LONG RIDE. weight that kept them from making a touch Juvenile Football. 200 0 00 1 0 3 Cmclnnatl 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 1-2 Earned runs, St.

Louis three-base hits, Heldrick; base on balls, off Hahn struck The Ravine Avenue Punters wouia iikp to down. Namack made a bad snap and the ball went over Starbuck's head, rolling down the. field to Cornell's seven-yard line, where hear from sny team in tne city, challenge to Oellart BraUstreet, No 103 Ra out. hv Jones 4. iy tiann siuien una, Emslle.

Heidrlck, Geler; time umpire. vine avenue. a Washington and Jefferson man fell upon It. The Crackerjack Juniors defeated the MADE TO WIN PUBLIC FAVOR. Many Ranges are made simply to gratify a certain demand for cheapness, without regard to quality or length of service.

Not so the Three attempts were made to get tnrougn White Eagles yesterday ny a score ot tu to TR0TTIN8 AT WORCESTER. A.B. R. H. P.O.

A. E. 3 2 110 0 3 2 2 10 0 4 12 2 0 0 3 1 1 12 0 0 4 0 1 0 0 4 0 1 0 4 1 4 10 5 4 1 3 1 2 7 1 3 0 0 1 0 31 8 10 21 10 3 A.B. U. H.

P.O. A. E. 2 1O10 0 4 0 13 10 4 0 1 2 2 0 4 0 3 3 1 0 4 0 13 10 3 0 0 3 3 1 2 113 0 0 2OOO10 3 10 2 11 2S 3 7 20 10 2 Cornell's line, but nothing could be accoin 0. The winners would like to cnaiiene auj Single, 1.

Flick, r. Chile. 1 Jacklitz. Wolverton. 3 Dolan, 2 Cross, s.

Bernhanl, Totals BOSTON. Barry, 1. s. Collins, 3 Teuney. 1 Stahl, r.

Lowe, 2 DufTy, c. Sullivan, Lewis, team under io pounds. pllshed. Then the bull was passed to Gessler, who dropped a kick from the field, sending No. 73 Chatham street.

The No. 10 school eleven aeieaiea trie a iger Woman Cyclist Continues in Her Foolhardy Attempt. New York, Oct. 13. Miss Margaret Gast, the cyclist who since 1 o'clock last Saturday afternoon has been traveling almost Incessantly over the roads In the vicinity of Valley Stream, L.

in an endeavor to lower the 2,000 mile road record, completed 1,550 miles of her journey at noon to-day. At that time she had broken all previous records for 1,550 miles by about 24 minutes. She was in very fair condition and fully expected to beat all records. For a time last night she was Inclined to the ball squarely between the two goal posts. Juniors ye-terday by a score or iu to Games can be arranged with the winners by Morrison played strong for Cornell.

He made one run of fifty yards and several shorter dashes In which he showed fine skill In iMnw averaging I'M pound. ivuuress, Simons. No. 73 Chatham street. Tk0 r.itnpspo tenm the Cracker Black Beauty Sustains the Name by Winning Her Race.

Worcester, Oct. 13. Sis races. Including the two unfinished classes carried over from yesterday, formed the sport at the closing day of the October meeting of Worcester driving park at Greeudale track to-day. Summaries: 2:27 class, purso $300: "I 1 I HI Jumping through the line.

Captain Starbuck, inr-L-a vestenlav afternoon on the campus, by stood his first game well. Cornell's strong "NORMAN of lt to 0. The game was full wl nln vs. the line-bucking of the Genesee Totals point was team work. Line-up: Washington Imcks Df lis especially ume.

loui uuonua Two out when were made by Rearsou and Lannl. Called on account of rain. and Jederson but her give up the task she had set for herself, sht. was oersuaded to struggle on by Y. M.

C. A. BASKETBALL. 1 1 1 3 7 4 2 5 ro Suter McMahon White Jarrett Warren c. by Ab-scota Matty) Crystaliue Charley Battle Axe 1 Time, 2:2114, Saturday Night Laagiie Opens Season 8 3 Position.

Left end. Left tackle. Left guard. Center. Right guard.

Right tackle. With Two Games. 2:2314. 2:27, Cornell Lueder Whitney Warner Namack Cooper Alexander Taussig Flnucane, Purcell class, trot, nurse $300: The basketball season of the Saturday Rose game called. Philadelphia a ft JCs Boston 0 1 0 0 2 0 3 Earned runs, Philadelphia two-base hits.

Single, Flick 2, Chiles; stolen bases, Chiles; double plays. Cross to Dolan to Chiles first on errors, Philadelphia 2. Boston 2: first base on balls, off Lewis 4. off Bernhard 4- left on bases. Philadelphia 7.

Boston passed balls. Sullivan wild pitch. Bernhard 1: time, umpire, Hurst; attendance, 1,200. Chicago 7, Pittsburg 5. Special Dispatch to Democrat and Chronicle.

Pittsburg, Oct. 13. Pittsburg ended the season as It began, with a defeat. The In- Night League of the Y. M.

C. A. va Hays, Faust opened last night in the pyninasium with 1 4 3 tra mei between the Red and Orange, niu Schontz Aiken Ulue and White teams of the league. Th Right end. Brewster iimrterliaek- teams were chosen a week ago, and las fiance, Will Brown.

Miss Gast's manager says that she will finish the 2,000 miles on Monday night. Patchen Againtt Time. New York. Oct. 13.

Joe Patchen in his mile against time at the Parkway race track, Brooklyn, to-day went the quarter in SOli, seconds, the half In 1:02, the three-quarters In and the mile In breaking the track record but falling to lower his owa record for the distance. Of Interest to Bowlers. This week's games In the Industrial League are as follows: Democrat and Chronicle vs. Eastman, at Weidmau Loughlin tomorrow night; Bausch Lorn vs. L.

It. Andrews, at liutz Brothers, Tuesday night; Brownell vs. Utz Dunn, at Dooliu lues-day; Commercials vs. Heed, at Greys, Wednesday. The following members of the Eastman Ko.lak Comt.auv bowling team are ordered to Black Beauty, blk.

by Quar-, termaster 'Bass) Helau Dr. Pilaster Jim Crow Time, 2:20, 2:18. 2:22 class, trot, purse $300: Othmar, br. by Louis Owasso (Moll) Tarker Bvron Wilkes night's wcro the lirst playetl by the Thllllpps (Capt.) Left halfback. men.

Thev made a good showing, an Reed good sport is promised throughout the sea- Morrison, Coffin Right halfback. About a hundred were 111 attendance. Gessler son. Starbuck (Capt.) terstater, "Jigs Douobue, savea a suui-oui by a three-bagger In the eighth with the bases full. Menefee pitched a great game, live of Ilttsbnrg's hits being made la the 2 1 1 2 5 4 3 3 Fullback.

Lelaud H. Toucl.uowns.Morrisn 2. Alosanfler lj fn.ni touchdowns, Morrls.m: g-ial from 2,400. Score: Time, 2:2014. 2:20 class, pacing, purse $300: The winners were the Ueds and inics.

The feature of the evening was the playing of Vaisy, whose good, all-around work attracted a great deal of attention. The teams were made up as follows: Ited le Holler (captain), right forward; umpire. referee. Lang, laie Cornell i.v..,',i. Williams: timekeeper.

Cross, Faust of ash- i.f (irnell. 6 1 Cartridge, c. by Coleriu (Van Auken) Little Tim 1 3 has never before been such a turnout for a hlch school contest. And everybody who saw the game couldn't help but be Joyous over the result except the corporal's guard of Genevans. It really brought to view the fact that the Rochester High School has an eleven which is an aggregation of which any Bchovl might well be proud.

Geneva won the toss and selected the north goal. Corris kicked off for Rochester. The ball went to the Genevans' twenty-five-yard line and was returned eight yards. The ball was secured to Glen's boys on downs. Law-ton gained five yards and O'Connor that much and thirteen more by a clever run around left end.

Gouverneur Morris Murphy, Rochester's quarterback, was the particular bright interfering star In this play. This brought the ball dangerously near Geneva's goal. The visitors were cognizant thereof aud fought desperately to stave off aa Impending reverse. It was about like every other Genevan effort unsuccessful. Dunn was pushed over the line for a touchdown In Just three and three-fourths minutes of play.

From that time Geneva's doom dated. The fceuvy Rochester line had tested Its strength and the test was most satisfactory. Confidence reigned In the stands "What a cinch," thought the l.M-al punters anil visions of victory vanished from Geneva's sight. The play became fa-it aud furious with Rochester holding the fast end of the programme ami Geneva the furious end for Its opponents' success in so doiug. Lawton failed to kick goal and the ball went to Geneva.

Following the kick, Corris and Ashman made live yard gains. The former's was a bit spectacular, being a hurdle dash through the center, luinn. and O'Connor UiaJe ten and five yards, respectively, around either md. Another gain by lunn and the ball was los: on downs. When Rochester gain got the ball, Curtis tok it fifteen yards round right end.

It looked like an opportunity for a ck-aa sprint, but the last man to come wltbia hailing distance of Curtis proved his undoing. A fumble lost Millham's charges the. ball ad au eight-yard gain by Schell followed. Rose was next niau to raise Geneva's koi by making a run of twenty-five yards. rua uas clever, as was the bringing tuereuf to itu end by Murphy, who brought the ground after he Lad eluded every wl sciw player.

5a Geueva again obtained possession of It- did the exceedingly creditable ot ttakli-g ten yards iu two downs. This Uig achievement and the collective P. tieut-va beat quicker. Rose, despite with his opponents and uu---Sfal of their threats, proved about the tubliag that of a mediaeval knight, he -owed that Le was anything but mediaeval time of halves. 15miu- Cry Ilass, left forward; Conkle, center; Harris, right guard; W.

Itobortsoii, left guard. 3 3 alleys 1 i i-k If. report at SVeidmau Loughlin ll.j.. iruiilnir lit O'clock lor the first tl Every step in the design or construction of this Range has been taken with a view to its favorable effect upon the discriminating public. It is a range that the makers sell with confidence that the re Orange Holland, light torwaia; tniver game 111 the Industrial Bowling League with Time, 2:18.

2:17. 2:184. 2:24 class, pace, purse $300: Caft'rey, III ii. llM- Utt'S- SYRACUSE A. A.

BEATEN. University of Buffalo Victorious in Hotly Contested Game. Sanderson, the Democrat aud ctironicie. Croft. Smith, Toomey, Delgado.

..1. Hawthorn. 1-inn. (captain), left forward; L.rstone, center; Debus, right guard; J. Jucobsteiu, left guard.

Albright, 6 1 Calamity, c. ty mucous (Twitchell) Burt Booth Billv Onward eighth. Attendance, FlTTSBl'llG. McCreery, 1. Sch river Beaumont, c.

Bltchey, 2 Wagner, r. O'Brien, 1 b. Williams, 3 J. Douohue, Ely, TanneUill, Totals CHICAGO. Strang, 2 Dolan.

r. McCarthy, 1. Green, c. Gauzell, 1 Bradley, 3 McCormlck. s.

T. Douohue, Menefee, Kneelaud. Substitutes, Johnson, L. I rank, Bussell, I j. Pisher.

Blue Goldberg, right forward; aisy A.B. K. H. B.O. A.

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A. E. 4 1113 0 4 1 2 3 0 0 4 0 2 1 0 3 1 2 -O 0 0 4 118 0 0 4 0 8 0 3 1 3 4 1 4 1 1 4 1 3 1 1 1 0 33 7 10 24 10 1 rw i.t. Tn a came which was tailer supplies to his customers with his own indorsement, and (captain), lett forward; J. Robertson, center; Rutherford, rifht guard; Porter, left guard.

contested, at Athletic field this after- At a meeting held at the arw ck uuej, Wednesday night, the Commercial Bowling Club was organized, with the following oth-cers and members: President, Hemple; Clark; secretary, Steltz; treasurer, Neweli- c-aptain Hoffman; bowling master. kt.Vi Selmefer. Callaghan. Fox, that soon becomes "one of the I nlversltv of Buffalo eleven White right forward; itohm family," by reason of its extraor 1 2:2 -14 class, pace, purse $300: Dia'volo. br.

by King Turner (Utton) Joe Gahm Henry Annie Lt-yburu Time. 2:10. 1 3 4 featJd the Syracuse Athletic Association's football team by a score of 12 to O. The feature of the game was the tackling of Simpson ....1 t-iK orwi t'ii end runs made by Mills (captain), left forward; Montgomery, center; X. Robertson, right guard; Douglass, left dinary merit.

and Haase for the home team. Line up: fvracuse -v. L'. of 15. Haase Hathaway Totals Gallagher Made Captain.

Special Dispatch to Democrat and Chronicle. Ithaca. N. Oct. A.

Gal MAKE YOUR BETS. Left end. Ask the nearest stove dealer about it. Galuslia Stove Rochester, Y. Batted for McCreery la eighth.

Leydon Logan lagher, of the class of liHj2. was elected cap Lett tackle. Left guard. Royal Flush and Eager to Race at Hurst Park. tain of the Cornell cross country team to-day.

Simpson Thomas (Capt.) Unb' iaun Jones I'lttsburg OO00O00 55 Chicago 0 2 0 3 0 2 0-7 Earned runs, Pittsburg 3, Chicago two-base hit. Tanueliill; three-base hit, J. Douohue; stolen bases. J. Douohue, Tannehill, Green- lirst base on balls, off Tannehill 1.

off Stack Hawkins Schnar, Powers, Sprague, Thatcher. The club will hold membership In the Industrial League, which has recently been formed. The Postcard Mania. Saturday Bevlew. The custom of sending and collecting pictorial postcards has developed into a veritable mania.

Not only those who delight iu amassing stamps and autographs are bitten by it. People hitherto free from fads go about in anxious Quest of 'views and, for the indulgence of their puerile' passion, a weekly journal, devoted only to the interests of postcard collectors, has- Apart from other depressing features, the paper provides a correspondence column, through which its In the place of A. O. Berry, who recently resigned. Gallagher Is one of the best track athletes who ever entered Cornell.

He holds Cowan Taylor Menefee 4: hit by pitched ball. Beaumont, the record here in the two-mile run, his rec Williams, Green: struck out. Fish Hayes, bz TaniiehUl M. by Menefee 3: passed ball. ord being mlaiUes seconds, wiileu lie Center.

Klght guard. Bight tackle. quarterback. halfback. Doiiuhrie; time.

umpire. liar; game called on account of darkness. Naumann Adams Ackerman London, Oct. 13. (Copyright 1000 by the Associated Press).

With the close of the Newmarket week, race goers are turning their attention to the match at Hurst Park, October 27th, between the English horse. Eager, trained by Englishmen and ridden by au English jockey, and the American horse, Itoyal Flush, trained by Americana and with an American jockey in tho saddle. The fact that Hurst Park Mills Deceit Haley La Lin Fish, Hall Haywood fmiitt with one another. And so Bight" St. Louis 3, Cincinnati 2.

Special Dispat-U to Democrat and Chronlel. St. Louis, Oct. 13. Jones twirled a fine game to-day, although he was poorly supported.

The locals hit hard and at opportune times. Attendance, 100. Score: Freeman (Capt.) I'll It t.Mck. we leant that "Flora" is eager to obtain Milan, Florence and all Italian towns in nvj'h -1 tl ir.fc for Herlin. Frankfort and Yale: rcreree.

r.err, I'mjlre, A great run of thirty yards. Buffalo: linesmen. Frcy. or uuiiaio, wcums. linage.

011111.7-.. 1 a hurdle jump over the Rochester c-auted fears that hi side might ST. LOUIS McGraw, 3 Burketr, 1. goals." Tlmnins score. itlverKiiy of Buf-12.

Svracuse- A. A. time, twenty-live en-ore. t.v kllelilrick, c. f.

Coblcntz; or that "Frank" will give all Stockholm for certain corners of Vienna; or that chiuiedcr's Agency is so rich in rivers, monuments and steeples that it possesses a jianorama (at a penny a glimpse) of the entire world. Stories, which the principal parts are played by and halves. NEW YORK LAID LOW. -S a Lke run, less five yards. O'Connor Jt witu run adjudged offside and O'Connor's efforts Ut naught, the ball being returned from When mother does the baking, I like to about An' watch her mis the eggs and flour au an pour the lasses She's always siuging when she bakes sha says it's she's sure The FAS TKA1.N tlour Is going to bring the things out light and pure.

Ton can always rely on Fast Train flour. It lever disappoint. 1 r. Wallace, s. Kruger, 2 D'Uiiln, 1 b.

Crlger, Jones, p. made In the Intercollegiate contest at New York last spring. Cornell expects through him to win the Individual prize In the Intercollegiate next spring. Gallagher is ID years of uge. Doings fit "Kid" Goulette's.

"Kid" Goub'tte Is going to have some "doings" at his hotel, coiner Brooks and Blyiuouth avenues, Thursday, and undoubtedly the local followers of the ring will be there in force. While nothing of a flMIc nature has been promised, a genuine old New Fug-land clnm bake will be held Olid with the jilts open from 2 to 12 I'. M. there Is no reason why the doings will not be of an Interesting kind. Vardon Meets His Match.

New London, Get. 13. Bernard Nlcholls defeated Hurry Vardon, the American champion, on the Brae Burn links today for the second time this year by a score of 1 up. The match was for 3d holes. The art department of the Democrat and Chronicle is turning out the finest quality of half-tone plates and etchings from pen drawings.

--uct; started accord i i and Italian postcards, follow to code. Rose -w more showed himself clever ground- has added a historic Ascot gold cup, valued at to the stake of a side, lends additional interest to the race. John Drake, of Chicago, the owner of Itoyal Flush, is anxious to see his horse run, but may be obliged to sail a few days before the race. lie aid to a representative of the Associated Press: "I am taking to America eight English cups, including the Prince of Wales, I lout-aster, Itoyal Hunt and Stewards. Tho latter was won by Royal Flush from Eager, though Eager gave two stone over six furlongs, the same length they will run Octolw-r They will then meet at equal weight.

One thing is certain, it will be a race between two of tho fastest horses in England." Lester IteifT will ride Itoyal Flush and Momington Cannon will have the mount on Eager and "Alberto" are married or separated for ever by this modern means; yards around AB. U. H. T.O. A.

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0 2 3 0 ft 3 3.0 0 6 1 0 0 4 2 7 0 4OO220 4 112 4 1 4 1 1 7 0 3 0 1 1 1O11O0 4 0 0 0 0 1 30 2 10 21 It 3 er by thirty -eight a end. Could Geneva have Culhs, the score would have oi.lv bunched while gay "Percy." who is supposed to be busily engaged in Lyons, absentmindedly i nail euaeii th l. ii In the Syracuse University Defeats Gotham Collegians in Slow Contest. Syracuse, Oct. Syracuse University football eleven won In the with the New York University team here this afternoon by the score ot 12 to 0.

The contest was au exceedingly long one, owing to the constant disputes, petty Injuries of the New York men, and the off-side playa of both side, for which time had to be taken out. There were not thre consecutive plays without a stop of a minute to five mlnutea each. Both teams Indulged In a great amount of -e or tha field, fc Rochester 0. CINCINNATI. Barrett, c.

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Rochester ud hard during the econl half and It uuiy at iu,) very last ettd score was obtained. that the much-It wasn't need 5.