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THE PITTSBTTRG- PTJTCSS. SEPTEMBER 30. 1900. 15 FOOTBALL, TRACK AND SPORTS IN GENERAL. FOOTBALL HEROES OF LAST SEASON'S COLLEGE GAMES WILL PLAY WITH HOMESTEAD'S ALL-STAR TEAM THIS YEAR.

SUNDAY MORNING. V. 4- The New Team Will Report SCHEDULE. 4- Arthur Poe, of Princeton, Young and Richardson Among Players Engaged by Manager Church. To-Day and Begin Practice at P.

A. C. Park To-Morrow Afternoon. THE LIME-UP. ENDS.

Poe, Hall. Miller. TACKLES. Church, Winstein, Wafrerihurst. GI'ARDS.

Lowlor, Bemus Pierce, MoNulty. CENTER. Overlleld. QUARTERBACKS. Young.

HALFBACKS. Gammons, Fultz, Richardson, Matthews. FULLBACKS. Brooke, Lewis. EXPERT FOR EVERY PLACE OUTLINE OF CLUB'S POLICY.

At Steel Works H. L. A. C. vs.

Pittsburg College, Oct. (i At Steel Works park, H. L. C. H.

Altoona, net. I.I. At GrcenMiurg. 11. A.

C. Vs. lireen.buiL". Oct 2iV At Steel 'A in ks park, H. L.

A. C. vs, 1 'et rolt let. 27. At Unrobe.

11. 1. A C. vs. l-a- trobe.

Nov. At Exposition park. 11. L. A.

C. vs. D. C. A Nov.

tl. At Steel Works park. H. L. A.

C. vs. Grecicbure. Nuv. b.

At Steel Works park, H. L. A. C. vs.

Lehigh, Nov. 17 At Stool Works park, 11. L. A. vs.

LaU'olH'. Nov 24 At Stool Works park. 11. L. A C.

VS. lilloluiell, Nov. I V55j f- I ii Him Gamrpi .5, Fultz, Winstein, Lawler and Other Popular Men Under Contract. Schedule Includes Strong Attractions and a Game With Duquesne Is Claimed. welnht 1'iil, h.

Ik lit feet inches, plajed i three Mars on Hrown 1 iiiersltj. .1. A Matthews, nue 2.1. Weight height feet 11 inolies. played on 1 )( ttniuet .1 Spring school; one year at Chester Milltnrv school and four cars on .1.

mi MWlMiaaiMM. am vear? on the Xonparrils, one year with the Emerald fotball team, one year with Pittsburg college, and for last three years with 1). C. A C. lyeft tfiekle Wm.

W. Church, captain and manager, age weight lit), hetglit ti feet inch, played 'tu and 'IC on Columbia A. C. of Washington. I).

four wars on Princeton team, 'Pi couched Perdue football team, played on D. C. At A. 'i'l coached Georgetown. Was on AIl-Amerlcan team in Right end Arthur Poe, age 21, weight height feet 4 Inches; piayed on Baltimore academy, of Baltimore, and three years with Princeton; was selected for right end on Ail-American team last year.

Has the distinction of being the only man to defeat Vale twice lit succession by in TESTING CANDIDATES. PHneclon l'lnjrr Working Iniler Direction of clcrnn. Princeton. Sept. (Special) The second week's practice h.is iss, since the landl.latos for the football team dunned their moleskins and appeared on the nnb erslty Hold to bundle the pigskin.

Interest In this, branch cf Old Nassau's sport coveted positions on tho eleven about twenty men are putting up nice work and will make an interesting right throughout the season. The names of these men and the positions they are tr log for are as follows; Iatt end. Roper, Kelley and R. Mci'lnve Roper is the most clever, hot!) In petting down the field quickly and blocking off his opponent. He is booked as the winner.

At bit tackle no man can displace Captain Pell but 1 1 1 -v '01 and o2 will bo used in some of tile games. They will valuable sulisti-tutis Left guard must find solution In either Mills or brown up The former, with the experience hud In two Yalo games, Is practically sure of winning out. of the candidates for center, Wright "o2 and Losey appear to he In the load. The freshmen who have Been tried for tlui pivotal position ate too Inexperienced to come up to the fm required In big games. 1 he cnt.st at rich I guard has down to 1 1, will 'nl and Dana Both ale big fellows but tie former Is having the hotter of tlie smiooie.

Piesent indica dividual brilliancy. weight 17 Left end-John Hall, age height feet IP Inches; played on New seen by raduatos Use undo has been gradually on (lie the increasing numher ot that gather nt the side In lues i vni day to by the placet s. aloli the procti -ss niadt The much talked-of Homestead all-ntar football team is nu lunger a mystery. Its manager, V. W.

Church, last night made a complete confession and told all the t-ecrets that he has been guarding for months. Among Lis disclosures were the lit of players, schedule of Karnes, and the plans of. the management. On paper the team seems to be the strongest ever engaged in western It seems to be well-fortified at every position. Few of the players need to be introduced.

(Jeorgu Voting, the Cornell star; Arthur l'oe, the mom popular of Prinocton'B players last year; Cieoriie IJrooke. the former Ivnn fullback; liiehardson. the crack performer from lirown university; Lewis, of Columbian university; Miller, of tlie Carlisle IndlunH, and Overlleld, II. of great renter, are newcomers, who are already known by reputation. John Hall, Church, Gammons, Kultz, Hemus, i'ierce, Ijiiwler, Matthews ami Wagciihurst hnve all earned locul popularity on the holds of Western Pennsylvania.

All tlie players will report here to-day at the Monnngahelu house, where they will live during the season. Practice will begin at P. A. C. park to-morrow.

A list of the Homestead players, their measurements and records follows; Center-P. I Ivorlleld. age weight Ilia, height feet; played for four years at center on I', of P. team; last two years ns the prohablo Little and Mc-wcrk of trying; tions point to c.r. sliani Poe Inner of Ight end, hut 1 1 'loud 'ol III continue the for this place.

Slllee the lif time up on Monday se -oval Interesting sin pi Nos ive hi en made. I in Tuesia a sensation was ero iti-1 wlirn the minutes nt't or the ball was sot In motion Mutt Is punt-d for the and 1 1 1 1 in I it 1 1 1, the treshman quarter back on the scrub, nipped the ball tu til the ground and ran Willi It tucked under bis linn beyond the hist chalk II for touchdown, which was the tln.t that had been made here this season. Voiitu; lluniblnl has a track neon! of lo'oj seconds tor a 100 Haven high school. 'H7 end on lale, Ps coached the Carlisle Indian team, played en I. C.

A- A. C. Was on the AIl-Amerlcan team in 'l'7. (iuard-il. 1' MoNulty.

age 2H. weight li', height 0 feet 1 inch; played three years on Entre Nous, two years on Notre Dame. Tackle Otto Wngenhurst, age -'li, weight height ti feet; played on Hcriinton high school: three years as tackle on I', of '117 coached nlverslty of Iowa; 'PS and "Ml C. A A. C.

Knd Arthur Miller, age 21, weight MO, height 5 feet 0 Inches; played on Carlisle Indian team live years from 'Ha to 'Hit inclusive. Quarterback George H. Young, age 2-', weight bill, height "i feet 7 Indies; played two years on Wllllamsport high school, three years on Cornell university team. Has the distinction of kicking a goal against Princeton last year and thereby winning the game for Cornell against Princeton for the first time, tills being VrE, ,1 -j A'Mi Jk- lsr- ifflil.i -jiii'W ml dash from the ability he has lb Iv shown as a steady plier it Is thought that lie ill keep I iiincfin on hold the position of iUarter- the mine to ha. k.

Dutch Mole the 'varsity I Dlrieen Is the surest man for quarter and Huuihlrd 'ol. a Ihst year man, will make II Kood substitute. The halves a ro being looked lifter closely by MoCoM, H. Mc- Cl.ue and l.evlek. Holier has not been In the practice yet but If the faculty allow him to play acaln lie will be out next Mattls and llodgniun are the lead-lug candidates for fullback, with Underbill, a freshman, a good rival for tho pi Ills ability as a drop kicker litis made a very favorable impression on tho coaches.

The coterie of couches was further Increased this week by tho arrival of cx-Captaln milebraiid and Cochran. They will remain for few days before taking-up their work in other quarters. The list of caches now Inchid. HlfTy Lea, Bal-II. t.

Bill lldwanls. Arthur Nat Poe, Hill, brand and Cnclii.in. Hilly Bannar'l and Harry Pi ow lire due here to-morrow. Ihn CI dt short stop on am, a me on I for uuinetidHlilo work bull praolloe and did at I II 1 1 tel I le 1 good In I Is do or man at tunning the le gelling Into tin An Innovatlo woik which Is plays. has been aloiilated t.

made In the add consider- aide Interest to tin The coaches sopiltat roil the li practice. candid ii. a fter arid nut iIhto poiritlnu out to blunders made sol lorn falls to his fault, the trtori wer-o e. under he the recula i rk Is through a further drill, them the nilstalies and while in the This help the candidate correct A bout a ha It doen of tiled nt drop kicking this the first time Princeton ever met defeat, except at the hands of Yale, Harvard and Pennsylvania. Halfback (Right) J.

A. Gammons, age weight 170, height a feet 11 inches; played four years on New Bedford high school, four years on Brown university, and 'PS anil 'HP with I. C. A. C.

Halfback Left) David L. Fultz, age 24, weight leiii, height 5 feet 10 Inches; played with Brown university for four years; captain one year. In 'W coached Missouri university, 'Pl with D. C. A.

C. Fullback Greenville Lewis, age 2H, weight KW, height feet 11 inches; played two years on Columbian University, Washington, V. 'lis on I.atrobe. Fullback O. H.

Brooke, age 27, weight height feet played one year at Swart hinore; three years on U. of 'P5 coached Leland Stanford; played on Orangp A. last two years coached Swart hniore. Two years on the All-Arner-lcan team. Halfback-W.

R. Richardson, age 24. was elected as center on All-American tea m. lClght guard I'. J.

I.awlor. ago 27, weight height i feet P2 inches; played with Hill university; from 'i2 to Willi lintrc Nous, of I'atcrson, N. Htl and 'H7 with Klizaheth A. C. 'Its and 'Ul with I'.

A. C. Left guard -llenius Pierce, age 2d, weight I'll (, height ti feet; played four years at Carlisle Indian school; captain of the team two years. Last year coached I'nivcrsity of Buffalo. Right tackle John Winstein, age 2 To the Editor of the Press: During the past few weeks there has been emit deal of guess work shout the of the A football team.

No part in tills discussion has be, taken by any olliehil of ilie 1 tonoi; sltnplv lu'eaiiso we we're not yet in a position to take the mutter up Now wit li our team and schedule complete, we are rcoiv to lav t'oio tlie puhlio bur plans for the coming season. The men hi hind the team have gone rdo the matter simple with the Idea of furnishing Pittsburg with a football team, that would lie on a par with the cxei dlent baseball team, that represents Pit'shurg this year, and believe they have suceeedi d. The iisioil popular price went y- five cents for general admission at the Homestead Steel Works park for several years past, will prevail during the entire football season Notwithstanding, ibis Ion price for general admission It lithe Intention of the II, A C. iiiiinng" menl to give its pull-ons a first-class article of foot hall In every pa 1 1 leu la eipial to if not superior to, any tames that nave ever taken place In this vicinity. The nianagetm nt fools that Its efforts will lie appreciated by lovers of this kind of spiot.

1 feel assured, having received mane klndlv mooes from football enthusiasts In this vicinity. WM. CHt'Ri'H Manager II. A. C.

direction of Arthur poe ml D. W. Hal- a I In I nee rl ii (nnipiiny Won, Alliance, Scpl. The most hotly contested hall game of the season wail placi leqe this afternoon between tlui Mot gait I company, of thiH cltv, and North Lawrence, resulllng In a victory for the home team. Score; Morton Engineering Company.

It; North Law-1. nee. I. Batteries tran Pncliieetln.r full book. lie), In.leihlll, a Irishman rives the mosi iiorni-e of ib-vi eloping Into tlie way ho h.n III his a coal winner, as shown by dropped the bather nor th Ills if IIVi was a 1 ml attempts Iroiu the prnctii work, three juoals out twenty-yard line Pardee 1111,1 o.ssiloh weight 210, height 8 feet, played three candidates for the Lawr.

(If the llftv ol di. Anderson ami Stark'. throe hits yesterday, two of which were mail by Wolyerton. DREVFUSS ILL 1 I TWO WORLD'S RECORDS FIELD EVENTS scratch, with Pishop, 2a cec-finil, and Friink ards, Ihlr.l. "I ho prh'es were a cold sin pin, an illustrated hook and a Oliver Press League billion.

The second race was the yard sack race, wddoh was tho funniest event of the dav. The way Ihe boys labored and P'lI I', I 2 l) 0 "'Nickels, 0 7 0 1 Ib.berl a II .) 0 II 0 p'li lr man, p. 9 1 1 I Totals in 2 Totals 3 12 1 Aii-Bii. iiv p. Mi.

Washington 1,. A. 10 10 0 3 Saiiiniaiy Stolen buses A. P. L.

Mt. aslil.a.lotl I. I'lvo l.ase hits: sSehfiep 2, i a in. rati. -e Allegheny Sit o.r: Pi 1 1 hy Fall-n in I in." en Hupp by Fau--rnan AT KENNYWOOD.

SHATTERED AT NEW YORK. COLLEGE FIELDS. now falling, iheii el rugglliu; to Mahly Long Made New Mark in 440 Yard Run and Flanagan's Hammer Throw Was Remarkable. ana l.illtnp again, made the people Frank Fiiirmari won In the fast flrne of It seconds James was second and Frank Kohles third. The prios Were a gold slick a handsomely lioiirnl hook and a Press league silver but I on.

The three-legged event was noyf ft provoked lots of laughter, although lo tho i Hindus c.AisR tiir (OI.OMII, TO IP A TRIP TO VKW HIHK, I I.IIM.II. WHICH PLAYS HOME-STUM), SHIKUDKI) I SCOH-INU AGAINST I. OF P. Haeen of Various llcxcrl Ions Were bii'ltlin nnil ynt Interesting. The field meet lield hy members of the Press League and the Press Cadets at Kennywriod park yesterday afternoon was a marked success.

The event a of the dav Included a (lye nille bicycle race, lull yard dash, 220-yard run, one half mile handicap, HKi-vard flush for hoys under Pi years, a hl'ty-yard ra -e arid a lif'ty yard throe legged oe The of the meet were: Manager. Charles ee-inin. assistant manager, William e-Creadv; referee, Trevor Mvler; umpire, Paunian, and timer. Hurt Alexander. The tive-nille bloyolo race, although run in a rain, was the most exciting event of PIRATES' LIGHT BATTING MAKES HIM SKEPTICAL New York, Sept.

20. In spite of threatening weather which prevailed there waa a large crowd of followers of outdoor sports in attendance at the games of the New York Athletic club at Travers Island to-day. Two records wore broken; one wns In the 440-vHrd run, in which M. W. Long, of the N.

Y. A broke the world's record, made by Lou Meyer on October la. 1.S1. in London. That record was 48 II -5 seconds.

Long ran the distance to-day in 47 seeoaids John Flanagan, of the N. Y. A. C. broke the world's hammer record of feet Inches, made by himself, by hurling the Instrument bib feet 4 inches.

The remarkable feats of long and Flanagan were recognized by the big crowd enthusiastically and the athletes were given an ovation. PENN'S FUMBLE LED TO TOUCHDOWN AND GOAL A BOUT FOR KENNEDY. Popular Itoicr Will Meel Hjan or llnly on October f). A gn at boxing contest Is promised on Tuesday, II, at Mill vale. The principal; will he Eddie Kennedy, Pittsburg's I undefeated lightweight.

and Tommy Hvnn, of Philadelphia, or Jack Daly, tho hi-hi weight who has defeated every east-, i ru hiier in his class, Kennedy has hot appeared hero for tliroe nn, nt hs, and has unproved wonder-fully since ho nu i Han 'onnell at Mill- vale Tho contest will take place In the Mill-vale opera house, ami tin- building will be I. so that il will seal every person whom a seat Is sd I. only a limit, number tickets will be on sale, and the prices will not lie raised. great dlsoomrori uro ol the contestants, Hishop and Falrrna'i were lirst and Kohles. second, I less and Word third Time, II seconds, oom- odiall of the got out of Mop and hr.ih he aiel Ward w.nt down in a heap.

They Wore helped Up olio of the of fieiab. and finished I bird. The prizes in tills event Wore a '-nek phi, for lir-d, with a hook of Foster Songs as sec end prize and an lllust rat. book as third. In Ihe lifiy-card ash for boys and.

Ml, James Connors won, after covering the distance In seconds, good time onsld-erlng tho condition of the ground. The prize In this rice was a solid smic pin. The 220 yard dash brought out a large the day Leo l.augr.-n warn Ihe time pri.o, I -Seconds. in i.i niiiiuios and 1 he following is the result if I lie race FRI ID (I. IRKH'S MF, A TFIIIIR MUST (t T1IK H04.U THIS SKASO.

STHOXO UKPEVilVH GAME KEPT IAKERV HCORK DIIW.V 1 THE F1HT HALF. Na me 1- II Giese 2 Hilkle Hall Carl Stern Handicap 1 mill, i.i sc. .1 min. .2 mln. .2 tn in sc.

Itch .1 min. West Point scored by a run of 2." yards bv Casad. West point defeated the sa.me team last season, 22 to 0. 4 Art Itoberison Time. PI ir, Pi.

la 17.PI o7 14 17 2'1 is 20 II 21 fleorge J.aiighron "I H. Walters REDS TELL MANY TALES. OTHER RESULTS YESTERDAY. Jim Connors min. so.

I larrv Kranlo I min i held of sprinters and was a toss up until within Ion f.et of the go as lo Who would win Hugh Fmvzer won, I Harrv Fairnian was ml and J.ituos! Pi diop third. The prizes consisted of a I Smith and Bain each made touch downs soon after. First half score: HO to 0 In favor of the Indians. The Indians changed their team In the second half putting In nearly all of their reserve players. Dernra and Parker made touch downs.

Pierce kicked two goals from tho field, hut missed two field goals. For Susquehanna, Gerhardt and lienfer played well. WASHI.Wro.H (iOLFEHS IV. It H. V.

Harris I mln I.nsy for St. Mary" ndetn. Ht Cadets I lie Oakland Re- The wdllller ill this event e.oild from the folloudr.e bis i President Droyfuss, of the Pittsburg baseball club, gave up an Intended (rip to il, s. 1J. to I nti'l el.

vim the 1.1 voir ol I -1 i i i I 1 1 1- 1 1 1 The feature of the gold pin lor first, a llnely engraved hook icooiid, and a silver button third a gold medal, a pair of gold cuff billions, a gold stick pin, a fine hook or ie-s i.c,if.-ue ooiioil. Afler Die bicycle race 1 he r.l I si otme.l I igiie i and the sun. coming out warm and bright Tl." IP trh- ti I 'he Mt. a 1, I fice IT. h- Th.

f. pit. ing li.ii.., Mi AM. i ipso the ground and Ihe rest ol i lie W.i:i Hie b.lttil'K Stanley a till tll tl I Itt.g of S. It H.

1-1. t.ali!;. a I It 1 0 0 0 '1 0 0 0 i- 1 4 I Is .1. II li I' 1 I' 12 2 p.r rjlfi. King ami Mlehalskl; Kl.

il, I I and ill dy. Sou i "After the 'Possum Hunt." Up lo hoi s'. I', in a delightful mann. II- 1. 'Idler JOE D0N0H0E WILL PLAY WITHGREENSBURG.

estmorelHnd Ten in Wanted to Draw the Color I.lne. Greenshurg, Sept. Another of tlie vacant positions on the local eleven has been tilled, Joseph W. Donohoo, captain of the and PM teams, signed to play his old position at right end. and will begin practice on Monday.

Joe is one of tho best ends that ever figured on Western Pennsylvania gridirons. and with Woods, formerly of Latrobe. will constitute a pnr of the fastest In that, position among the big four this season. He Is In excellent condition and is down to his regular playing weight. The management has In view a fullback of the linest.

and it is expected he will report on Tuesday. The others of the team are now arriving, and jiraetb-e II. I' 1 'I I 1 Dirk last night to make an investigation of the Cincinnati club's charge that his players were guilty of running a signal service bureau behind i he feneo thai cuts across center field Ht Exposition park. The fence on which it Is claimed tho Pirates had a device for notifying tn player at hat whether the visiting pitcher intended to toss up a curve or a straight was huilt by he advertising agent who has the refreshment and score card privileges, and Ihe club cannot remove it. "Hut it will be removed before next eu-soo," said President Drevfuss emphatically.

The Cincinnati players told conflicting storied last night about their alleged gram was finished with a large er.e.vd of people on the Mold watching the Intercoms sporf The loo yard was a dead heat ho'ween and Prank l-'alrman, and was won bv the at-ler on the of a coin James Hishop was third Time, 11 The prizes were a solid gold si UK pill, lil-O, a laindsoirio hook, soeond, and a l'as League silver b'ltlon, 'flic half-mile handicap was won by Frank Fowzer, at tin Imposition, anu a sooio- II music Btiiivj. ing a ppla use. I' or i l. Alb It 1 1 i-: A ic i i i in, i.o,, Ibc l. 2 I I How I If -i.

K' nt. If I I 0 I a 1 1. I-. I 'all. 0 0 I l) 0 yi'iPnot 1 1.1 I a 1 Th'it-ti'g rn .0 Ctihk.

o. holly hnrni- Impalpable, Sept. 211. The University of Pennsylvania football team opened the beason this afternoon on Franklin field, where it met a strong eleven from Lehigh university, against which it scored 22 points last year without any trouble. The Quakers appeared to be conlldent of doubling the score, hut in this they were disappointed.

Lehigh put up a really strong game, the blocking being lainicularly eflective. in tlie lirst half Pennsylvania resorted to the guards' hack fm ion lion and worked Zimmerman over liie lino for a touchdown. Capt. Hare lucked the goal. A fumble by Pennsylvania, after the bull was put in play, gave Lehigh a chance, and Dorniii, making run of mi at ls, scored Lehigh's only touchdown.

(Jenrhnrt kicked goal. in the same half I'nllliack MeCrackon made two more touchdowns, Hare tailing kick either of the two goals. Davison went to fullback for Pennsylvania in tho second hall. Bennett to lilt end. Towns-end to right end and llarner to center.

The men continued lo nlay the guards back, and they ran up a score of 27. Hare missed another goal after Zimmerman a touchdown. The html score wu Pennsylvania 27, Lehigh tl. bciuiii vini; Mitln-nkla 'i 0 a .1 ii a a a a I 'I I 0 I 0 0 i Wheellnir, With Two rittnlinrar Piny, prfl, Met Defeat nt Wimhina ton. WaHhlngtun, Sept.

211. The Washington golfers were much elated over their victory over Wheeling golfers this afternoon In the Interstate tournament. The Washington golfers' challenge, or invitation, rather, from the local club, was extended to the Wheeling club, and the latter added two of the Highland club's best players, Messrs. Campbell and Pollock, to their team, making tlie victory all the sweeter for the home players ami their admirers. The first round was played ill a heavy shower, that greatly Improved the links for the other rounds, in the lN-hole course.

In the tournament Pollock. Wheeling, won from Dr. Fulton, Washlngtonll one up. Charles Pax-ton won from Y. G.

Smith, Washington, seven mi. Haird, Washington, beat Campbell, Wheellmr five up. Hart. Wash a tea ti s. pow dor fiMP are (fan MOST RELIABLE nrr in mi laa a in direction of Hutch will begin Monday Tlie colored man, Phadwiok, for-ni'-rly of Williams and An.li.vnr college, now of Indianapolis, of who the liovs had In tow.

was dropped finally to-dav. A big kick was made, but Chadwick wdll remain. II anrl Fi.PFRIFNr.Fn IN PITTSBURG. ington, heat Daizeii, neeung, eigrn up Wl coverv I-list, llley I hilt II I'itls- burger wrote a letter to one of ihe e.s Friday, but this was denied when president lueyfuss Worn hern biter for and the mote plausible lain was told that the information came through Murphy. The clilei of Philadelphia's signal service bureau told bis friend Oer des, a Ciindiinai I i I mini, that Flushing was tiling Id- i rich.

Gerdeu passed ht. news on to nt Drevfuss wa nt from 'he Mon-norigahcla home to the HaPitrioro Ohio starion. arc had a talk wph Fi i Clarke and 'he Pirate -In loft for Cincinnati. Clarke asite. him 'hat the Harding won from Lamb, live up, Paxton and Storer played a tie.

Eddie Gardner anil Heeiler. Youngstown. Sent. 20. (Kiieciall--Piddle My enreer of over lo VKAPS praetlee In my specialty, DISEASES OP MKN, and I cm sably sav that I can any stage of a PKIV.V! SFVPAI lilSFAs-'l-: Hlf.nl I be us- poisonous WE SHIT OUT TBIX1TT, drugs a I v.ith grea I a i in ss urne v.

I I or a mote reasonable I rice any sue. oll' rior! oi I' -u't 1 humbuggod by cheap pra. hev ml it it an a-" broucht hy ear-It cine and consult us FP.FF at once. w-IM I dk with.dt pettny. and if a I cure will tt-oat you a s.n,,i ontbiv Wo n-t patch-up, but i'l Ith to cureu r.r we wl') r.

fund every dod-ar i.al.I Wo wl'l ih.I aid' iXM 1'PH'Af. VF.K call, li -jf y' Fnut Work Done In Flmt of Season at Xew Hnveu. New Haven. Sept. 20 Yale played the first regular game of the season on her home grounds this afternoon with Trinity college as her opponent.

Sharpe ran from Yale's line to touchdown, scoring In four minutes' play. Cook repeated the performance on Trinity's kick off. Score, first half, Yale 17, Trinity o. In tlie second half Yale scored five. Tifnitv held Yale well, the latter losing Till, fl'IIKIi I'POM If iSI I'l I-: PKIte-'oXS We will allow you to pay ivy tne rpil i in after how poor tbey mm be fi I IV.

'--ifl5ftW week or K' g.t bv ii- who know persons that have ALTI'TJ Idmos. fortheaCfog Vol. Whocae .1 I d.h.v longer wl en von got a wrift.ii legal contract atol are In i ADTC1-: AT ol'I'li'FS Ol! II MAIL for fr-rn uu t'a tWO Weeks longer Gardner, of Wheeling, and Jltnmv Header, of Altoona, will meet here Monday night In a 20-roiind contest before the Youngstown Athletic club, weighing in at o'clock at 124 pounds. osear Gardner, the Omaha Kid. will lie behind ills liroth-i r.

in their last contest Gardner was given tile decision In the eighth round Waller Sill till Defeated. Onwensla Golf Links, Ixke Forest, Sept. Holabird. Glen View, defeated Walter II. Smith, of Onwontsja, in the semi-finals the western golf championship by 2 up and 1 to play today Wm.

Waller, onwcritsia. and Gale Thompson, of Washington pork, wire the other contestants for the championship, and at the turn Waller was 1 up. lliiwuer and llnve Hull. Heaver Valley sports wdll get a chance to see a ilrst-elass boxing bout on Tuesday, October 2, when Mull Howst and Dave Hill come together for 1." rounds at Mi.racn. Ih-th men have faced i-Mdie Kennedy.

Hall is confident of winning from Dowser, and if tie does will try to get on with again. Hali Is' the favorite in Pittsiairg and llnnn-r is a lo to 7 favorite in the valley. HARVARD A SURPRISE TO THE FOOTBALL CRITICS. IriiiiNOn Tram In Fine Form for First (ume if 1 lit- Vi-ur, Cambridge, Sept. Despite tho threatening weather a large crowd assembled at Soldiers' held this afternoon to witness Harvard's first game of the mason, against Wesieyan university.

Contrary to the expectations Harvard's supporters, made from a judgment of last week's practice, the crimson team siiow-fJ up in line form, running up in two short halves of minutes and 10 minutes rr-Siieetivdy the sioie of 4 to 0. In the first La if Harvard kept the bull continually, making long gains around the ends. Daly, Kernan and the two Kendalls distinguished thcmselvaia by long runs and good punting. At the end of the half the crimson team had made three touchdowns. Sawdn kicking every goal.

In the second half the team was changed almost entirely, on the kick-off Sherlock made a I-riliiant run of varus to the center of the field. Harvard then locked the line, seorir.tr her last touchdown after fne minutes of play. After ihe next kick-off Harvard mimed and W'esieyan kept the Pail almost until the close, it was in thl half that Wesleyan one opportunity to score by an off side In Trlnitv being play, which resulted Total score, Yale 22, 40 mRS PPsCTlCf. Hf It AD OTMf KS fOUOW. TREAT given the ball.

Trinity o. y- te rV.A'., Pi o-c-porrlioe Hydro-, Cystitis, Xepl.rifls. Cm! -I. Itnpotency, I 'ndeveloped liasbfuh e. pj-nples, Lini" Uladdcr or.argis of rhe Cincinnati players were unfounded, hu' that a fake bureau was rigged up fool the Phillies when they Were President Dreyfus d-elaros fhat If his iio-ii are guilty lie docs r-of know it.

"The remarkably lighi baiting of the team at home your convinces me that the accusation is an unjun -aid he, last night. o'Hrlen, p. au-mont, Mot Laeh, William-, in all of our mm wl'h 'lo- of Wagner, have nor batted op ro tlo-ir u-ual rnaik. Then, has -lone fi-r on the road at home, I want 'a cay if ihev really rry to 'lp off tin- made an awful miss of it. Had they reached Morgan Murphy's -tan-lard, an inferior team like i "noinnfi i's would not have won three gaim-H nor of four here.

If they tried it at all they deserved to lose Captain Kerr, one of the owner of the club was shocked when if was reporied to blm before lie Cincinnati players announced their discovery, and it is safe to predict rpat there will be no im-re sing tipping at Hxposl'iori park if be can it He and Prcsii-Pnt inspected the fence after the came, hut did not. make anv startling Pels. After the alleged expose manv persons claimed ta have kl.OiVn all about tin- doit. gs for davs, but no one coul explain v. if good sticker- like Clarke, Wagner, peaurnonf.

Jtr jen arid others knew hat Was corning" -sr wo they al- arid Skin Diseases Wo e-uaranfee every y-ti to any I n. p. i express company or re- wo Wo ti-f' arc wr UiUn i y- efi-e wo acci are all we liaim lor on I sd ref. liable merchant. Vou run no risk.

an.l prove it Lrcenin Ilefeuteil Weotlnken. I The Lyceum team went to Klllott yesterday, and met the strong Westlake A. of that place. The home team was completely out- matched and thouch rhey had a trifle the ad- vantare in wetcht they did not purrfH in I Raining fivp yards throughout the entire game, i BLOOD DISEASE. Xodl no' en Coo rr Ion The fr.lli-.winn was the line or: DON'T DELAY GALL TO-BAY.

vll tvrk t' of -d curing its -irsr N. d' oi. ut in j.r:,;a'. a if from If oi i he o-e n. oh or I tch I tlm Westlak A.

n. 1 Lyceum U. to the ext. nt of Sv pe ib- Thee bv the a.Py a' lmown to tlie htimati ho.iv Is rnorf- go does 1 by some sHi-hf at-pent In most instances an- run end W. Hrowman CURE NO PAY.

D-ft tarsle lr Anarteil i one thinks it amou-ifs lo n.oi irig During our car. or of p. CAPS we have fronted hous.i nd -i and Mun'h i Klley 1 leasy amp he 11 1 larser Hueh8. Center iruart! tackle end quarterback pained her cround three times, and held Harvard repeatedly for the third down. Kills did not play.

Touchdowns. J. Lawrence, f. Kendall, Hallow-ell. Stilirnan.

from touchdowns, Lawrence it: Saw in. Time. 15 minute and lo minute haives. Leman Lutz Murrav Conwel! Aearted F. lirowman to-dav arier ihrivA''! asi.b- dties in.

r. and oth.r su. poison-, defy tlie world to show -uPs in w- a it Hot Springs iViuhh We are all regu- and plaoe.s do v.u good. i' they oil. 'in' cur.

All Write us a bis- fi 1-ft halfracK lowd 'he Red-, to get away with three unrerlaok Hurt nt Providence. Providence, R. Sept. 211 --Hrown I 'Diversity scored against Colby in the first half of the foot bull game here 'hi afternoon and the game w-ifh a score of 27 to Colby Norton, ouar-frback, was pair.fulu ir. lured in 'he abdomen by somebody's kr.w while tie was at the bottom of a rush.

He revived after a while will soon be ail rUbf Drown made almost an entire change of men during the second half. lar griolmt tes ami terns yiem a no uisa pi a a r-orrt to I I i rs on i we a fry ot i ase- it vou can make of any ease Hh.o,: i', in th-- v.orld If mirrlcd or yr, can'iot call. I Hight ha If bark Hrav I'onkol garn--s Mclr.rney. HASYGAMK KOH THE IXIMAXS. to w1 viil r.

you Touchdowns: MelnTney. Hur les. cp.al from i yti 'ti'r sp -'i kr1-. imw, jm'i y-i nian with as puro a sys- a.lvff- ui'hn'it a tern as that of a new-horn l.ab. lo th- f.fiy touchdown: Mcinernev.

Time of halves: 1, minutes PHh. Referee: Phcan. Cmptre: Har-klns. Linenmen: Carter and Powell. l-eany eh.

irgc- Not SusMliehiinna I nlvf rultr Could fl Rlf JH NEW YflRK HOURS nrs If SUNDAY Tnft'n College Worried t'adetn. West Point. N. Sept. 2i.

The West STB CO. 0 0 I i 11 Li III Tb Pirates w. to f'ineinn i'l li.r. ight at will play the p. team to- ay, Hi.be Wa.idel will pitch against Scott On Monday and Tuesday the Pirates will play at Ht Louis ori Wednesday they stop at Dayton on iheir way home arid an exhihi'lon game.

Thursday and Friday will he oh but on Saturday Pittsburg and St. Louis will play at Exposition park. Ilawley let Philadelphia down wdth 10-3. lUtin ITILUIUnL Mop tho CarlDle Eleven. Carlisle, Sept.

2I. The Indians piayed the third game of the season to-day in this city with the Susquehanna university eleven a drizzling rain. The score was 4il to in favor of the Indians. Hair made a touch down for 'he Indians after tiiirty Btcomis' piny. Wheelock.

Pierce. I4nren at Ilrmtnt. Quite a number of people I.dted Pruned Island to witness matinee races, yesterday afternoon, but the track was too heavv and horse owners did not care 10 start their flyera la the mud. Point football team played its initial game of the season here this afternoon, and de- feated the team from Tufts college hy a score of 3 to n. The game was hotly contested.

Near the end cf the last naif. PITTSBURG. PA. I 636 PENN AVE. (lp Stairs.).