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THD HEV7 YOTZK TUTES. STJNDAT. OCTOBEB 23. 1910. fw 4BYEHS RALLIES, BUT IS DEFEATED friNew York University in Third pirfod.

and Tnn Drop Far Behind on Ohio Field. rain S.000 persons ut In "a at Ohio Field yesterday Torit University defeat J. institute by tbe acora of 17 to 6. Bd muddy field made It a poor trUI of new football, but the and did felr- in.i collegians. the local rolleglana.

V. T0rt marked three forward PMi tried, and her two. nalde w.re both successful. Stevens, on -T ether band. tried the paaa five time.

2 eceded only one. Her on. attant.pt TTd, kick provad a faUure. Nev- ZXltu, it waa naw football which ave 2TB only goal. Herri, making Saw.

after getting tpa ball on a for- yt-4 pa- Wra easily the feature but ork'e and A.e.'esLeolel mention. Kcott ran aViaran. although ytar-' th. fiwt tlmi that ha played 7win.rrar K5. rom a forwj tM-f running yarus.

ftVtnTrsrstty. slovens. York at rvnp a 1 hSTihi55. Tula made a free ca mi varda Soorai Naw a. few minutes of nw-trie rule made a free eaten ana bail on ntvns wt-yara line plays, and an onslde SgV.

'Vera Yuli lVt hi. try at goal. Score: tfhrZXJ- N.w Torh ha- sent tha ball rolling toward t1. V1 Tun. Howi touched.

HT thS baJl. and Ve.lay fell touchdown after It had boundaJ ILhmi the Itiie. "ka pla. rive the New Yorkera a lead thrlr opponenta. Yule kkad the aoaf and made tha acora 17 to eventful happened after that feach OkJ.it enln In ubtltut.

to tlnliih the name. The W. t7. Poeltlon. Btevtna Herri lecoo Naeh White Finiiiuni Myr HutloM Conmtivk en1 ntre tat kl.

end Quarter tch half llti hatf tarSt a-uit Mow Tl iuh.Mt.it...-. h.H fr MfKay ooin ror i wKh Kllirr. likltinr tor Utcou. Lr. Mef.ra-J.

F. William- of I S-rtia rmi.ira-4'. IWer. of Tal. rield ma--l 3 CfNoill of Yale.

Time ot perlode-j Tea B)lnui. NAVY SHOWS UP POORLY. Virginia Tech Outplaya Middles, but Loaei Through Field Goal. ANNAPOLIS, Oct 21-Maetlng a iad of tartar In their opponents ana yln a rtlaoriranlaed and panicky aajna Navy with difficulty scored a 8 to 0 tory over Virginia Polytechnio instiru-a here this afternoon. Tha three points YMaVQO Vy lie a1' ws wa placement itoal.

which was neatly kicked by Cobb from tha forty-yard Una. Navy was completely up In tha air during the ier part of the name, and tha Vlr-(ialana showed to better advantage throughout. Their work waa a flna aa-UUtloti of fast, open football, and they sewed a variety of Rood plays from Mitllna fnrmntlona Navy twloe ot the tall well inelde Virginia's five-yard Una, hfre oor Judirment on tha part of the rjsrter and Inability to pierce the Vlr-pnlana' linn prevented scorlnaT. Mut for FTMlonal flnahen of his best form when lalton would t-ar thrnusrh tackle for sub-tttrtlal train a Navy's backs were unable t(kin, ahowina a total Inability to follow twir Interference. Tha Brent weakness, kowever, was at quarter, where four men war trtinl durlns tha Kama.

fiowoll. tuw, and Erwln were Ineffective, while who waa sent In near tha end the aame, had no cbanoa to ahow him-MlL The Une-up: Wary Poaltlon. V. P. I.

faba. Hamilton Itft vnd A. M. Betlsaon ItkS Left tackle one i My.r. Wi Left auard Ilea Centre Qltoba Riant s-uard.

Nru Loftln. Klht OlickiiM. Klhl Boa. Erwln. HfRavy Quarter back ur.uk Barnlar Leae talta Lft self bark T.

ranty 7 a9a la from t'obb. Time of parloda feaiylvnla. t'mplre Mr tltllvndnr of Pnn-tval4. ruid udt-Ur. Donnelly of Boly Cms.

Neither Schoolboy Team Scored. Tba larketity football tam played 5k Vhfc-l at Brorsvlll jrrterday snornlng. Oe M(i twin a tla. la a dnwanaur of ealn. ta S.r,.

eppao.n... and we rive yard line and won only for tumbl. Por MAIeenan. McCarthy. Mai-Wasnrr layJ the bt game.

For kT and Uonanue blared the e- Th. Iina uii it l'oltlon. Rlake, a Mr Mononcl lft nd lrt tackle nu. i'w kuw 'mm fwee-R. Left ruard I'eiitre Tttaht ruard tarklo Hielit rd Q.rtiT bark Rum half back Left half hack Fill bark Uonnrr Hemoa Wlaley Cubbler Ionhue Williama.

I'nlvwntrv nt Pann "aula. inplr-Mr. Huht. Kxrter Acad- L-inaiman 3at Jone. Time reur elsht- Montclalr Golf Results, rain did not prevent the membere of 7 CK.lf nub from taking part In SWU-flnala In Ik.

ra tar.nt a bni fterday. altbouch la the 1 1 nair a ooaao niarera in 1 r. 1 a. oeuer man aitor Th. an3 aummsry follow: b.

a-aa: w. T. Croee. eM ts. 10 Vr ''t Round-r.

W. Dyar g. 1 T- heat id ik. to rlay. ou Walter Bra ir- a-- Brawn I.

te pKS lua. aad to '-np, cup Golf at Fox Hllta. pi? torta with tha third rouad 4 ltani! tptioa was the defeat 1 iTT Haaarford by B. Fdalmae. i4? O-Donobue beat John Mo- C.

Mil ward Praln beat wU The CU A aadB Shooters 8. -tjivawTT feated the raiverett af 1 Ta -wwil. the seare Ut UlZ T'rwihi 1 Rauno-A. F. Stone bat 1 UD; p.

kiisr' i dfuJt. tr it1nn, Round-P. 8, Hyatt a. Orilv. up and te play- A.L.

FLAT FLOOR CYCLE RECORD. Van Dn Dries Showa 8pad In Race in Brooklyn Armory. Walter Van Zan Dries of tha Naw Tork A. aatablisbad a new flat floor track raoord last nlcht at tha cycllnc neat ot tha Forty-seventh Rerimant AthleUo As aoclatloa at tha armory. Marcy Avenue and Haywood Btxsat.

for tha mila whan ha covered aitfbt laps In iha faat tlma of Tha Mercury Foot cycikn j-ba-nom mad a tha former record 01 la tha last meat raid at tba armory two waaka ago, but in laet nlabfa event bettered tha mark by ft eecontl. thereby making tha fas lee Ulna for a mila avar re corded In tna armory. Tha parf ormanca of Van Dan (Dries In tha mila handicap waa ramarkaWa, ash. worked hla way from tha back mark ana overhauled a C. Brandts, who had a ii yard stare and alio oat overhauled tba victory at tha tape, but waa Just a few lncbea short and loat Ua iace, altbouch nia work netted wra a new rgu.

Tha Urns of all tha amateurs waa in mnmt of tha event they made Letter Uxne than tha prafeMUonala Both match races miwwb w. sionale ware won in atraiabt neata. and in tba first Meaus Bedeli aefaatd ddla Koot and Walter Bardett wtnnln each heat by a sensational sprint. 1 Zv. Urt him m.

hard Xlatit. in tha pursuit raca bstwaen Jo r. and Johi BadeU. ro.lar datnotuaiad hia superiority over ine ww aod overtook him within limit each occasion, in tie Or at toes. 1 Badall fell from hia whael.

and althoutt 'olar could hava won aaaUy. UP onlta bloyda and rafuaad to win In auca a manner and cava Badall notnar alrt. u.i... fv.n tiria. altar eacurinaT second aUoa in tha mae baUoap anU makinc a naw record, want rut In th three-mile tap raca and worn tha premier honors with atotal af oafaat-tna Franklin Tiicher of the Kmplre City Wheelman, who soared only 03 The events were au wttneaaed by ood orewd.

aum- marles: Two-Mil Limited PureeH va Joha Heat-Woa dletanoa 1 mile, JP 1 J-o. a-oood Heat-Won by Joe JJKimr, autenoe 1 tntle, SH lapa Tlma-a :23 t-e Ooe-MUe HSnUcaPi Wa-Woa tr mann. Empire Cltf Wlm.n. (SO rrd,) W. an Imb tiiee, New Trk A.

second! O. C. Brandea Bmplre City (too varda third. Ttme-J 20 1-6. One-Mils Match Raa Between JaZ Mrnua Beaaii, aaa w.

yr. 7. JZTa Woe by Menue BedeU W. Bardaett. Root, third.

eooad Heat Won by Eddie RowtuMeanie BedelL seoondi W. Berdaett. third. Tlsae-d 4-a. Tbree-MJJe Lap Rao: Point In Kch L.p ta Count.

Won by W. Van Den DriNw Tork A. C. 10S point.) EL Ftehej. Emplr.

City Wheelmen. (0a points.) seoend; C. Ne rent. Beventy-flrst RaUnnt, ta points.) third. Time 7:48.

PRINCETON BEATS CARLISLE, 6 TO 0 Continued from Pajre 1. lection. Sportlae; meraed In tha mud. Kouser stood behind his Koal llbe and got away a low ahort punt. Sparks getting the ball on tha twenty-yard Una.

At this time Princeton showed Its only flaau of real strength. The attack of the Princeton ta-ke became Irresistible, and the line smothered the Indian taoklere. Kparke got eight yards through a big hols Cant. Hart opened up. Pendleton was stopped on his way around tha ssme end.

Sparks threw himself and the Indiana fell back 8 yards, and It was Princeton first down on tha 10-yard line. Sparks kept right at it. and on tha next ball ran around the left end of the Indian team for a touchdown. The ball wa punted out. Pendleton making a fair catch and kicking tba goal The prrlod ended snortly after the ball was kicked off.

The last period began with the Indiana rushing the ball from the 45-vard line. Whcelock pierced the Tiger line for 8 yards, Dupuls got 5 more, and Housor sent away a forward pass, which sailed Into White's outstretched hands on the Sfi-vard Una. Princeton resorted to a klrklna- arame. Arcaala fumbled the ball and recovered It. Once again Arcaala fumbled, but luckily got the ball.

Houser punted when the Indians seemed unable to handle me wet PlBsain. cparaa maun fair catch on the 33-yard Una. Here Hart called the Tlgera back for a conference, and the crowd looked for a trick play. It no trlrk nlav: lust a plain, old- fashioned line buck, and wss good for 13 ysrds. The Tigers rushed the ball along until they bed It on the 3-yara line, men tame a fumble by Pendleton at a critical tlmo, and Arcaala scored a touchbacx.

the ball golna Into play on the 2ft-yard Una In the Indians' possession. That costly muff of Pendleton's spoiled Princeton's chances for another score, renaieton ann ftnarka ware marine the ball ahead at a areat rate when the Princeton line again showed a tendency to hold, and was penalised 13 vards. rial In punted to Arcasla on the Ifi-yard line, when the game was over. Princeton was glad when the red-men walked ailently eff the field. Trre victory was not an easy one.

The Une-up PrimoiniL Poaltlon. Carl tile. Whit Left end or don Hart. Duff P.lrutnthal Irrfi-n I Zft tackl Left ruard Cantr Rlaht ruard Newaah Garlow Rurd Rla-ht tackle Rlsht end Quarterback Rlht half back Left half back Pull back Powell Fair Wtloek Dupula I Pendleton. leapt.) Touchdown Sparks.

Goal artr toucnaown rVndleton. Referee-JoMPh Pendleton of Bow- loln I'mnlr. Maxw.il or BWtnnmon. n.ld lud-W. B.

Lansford of Trinity. Head llnxaman R. Tauaalg of CornalL Ttme ef hal Ta mlnataa Commsrca Runntra Win from Bryant. The Itlab School ef Comm.ro erose-eouatry runnrs defeated the hlll-and-dal squad of Bryant BcheoT yaaterday by a score of 4T points to II la a drivlna downpour of rain. The time made by tbe contestants very tood, eon condition of the cour- whlch streets.

The run was held, extends from Blxty-sixth Rtreat and Central Park Weet. throufb the traaererae to Fifth Avenue, and north on that avenue to Elgltty-alxth street: th.no west to Central Park Waat. and then aouth to the starting- point, llaaae, Comm.rcv'a beat runner, eahlbltd a fin aprtnt nar th flnl.h and lft hi neareal onintiinL Tanner of Hrvant. far brhlnd who he croaaed the tape. Tbe boys finished In this orCr: w.

llaaae. commerce; x. -janner uryani; R. Hwerllns, J. Roaenbaum, M.

Jamlaon, N. Renne. L. Armb. and D.

Mcllllvalne. Commerce; W. Klcharda. Prv-ant; a. OuKttct.

Commeroe: Holler. W. HerJm.n. and J. Nt.L Bryant: R.

Klaher. K. Bern hoi a. S. Stataer.

and M. Mamluck. Commerce: K. Wooda. Bryant; 8.

Lipachlta, M. El lumbers, t- Danrr. ana b. Marlburser. tommerca: j.

Mum me, uryaui. 9. Sandrowlta and M. junta, Commeroe. Navy a New Football Sftnai to Th York Tiaw.

ANN APO Lift. Oct. M. Midshipman John W. Mac la ran of Ohio, baa been elected roanaaer of the Naval Academy football team.

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aiXXXViCiSiXa, Ull Sreadwajr. YANDERBILT HOLDS' YALE" TO NO SCORE EUt Again Humbled by Making a Poor Showing in New Football. 1 Sf trial T0 Ktw Ytrk Timt. NEW HAVEN. Oonrk.

Oct. 22. Sad days have faflen upon the Tale football eleven. Following the double acora upon tha team by Syracuse, cams tha defeat by West Point. To-day Tale waa unable to Score on VaaderbUt, the Southern champions.

Tale waa forced te be content with forcing the play and rushing the ball six times within striking distance of the Southern-era'- goal. Made helpless by the present rules. Tale waa forced to abandon the bail each time. VaaderbUt never swrl-oualy threatened the HU goaJ. although four tlmee spectacular plays.

In three caaee end rune by CapC Neely, brought the play Into Vale territory. In the fourth case It waa a well-directed for-ward paaa, Neely to Morrison, which netted thirty yards and an Invasion of the Tale terrttorr. Xa all (our eases, a fif teen-yard ad verse penalty drove- Vender-but back and checked the attack. This wholesale penalising lust as the team was getting into its stride was net rausnea by the wtaltea-e. Four times Tale yielded the ball, after reaching the Southerners' twenty-five yard line by attempting a riaia goai through the drop kick route, CapC Daly essayed three of the four, aad Doming the other.

AU four fell short. Tbe four were made In the first half. JTale-fought to the Vanderbllt two-yard "Tins In the third period, when Doming caught Neely punt at the Yale forty-yard Una and daahad nark ta VefidarhUt'a thlrtV-f tve- Vard lift In a aalenrikl enriflt. Cast. D4iy led the attack for seven esecutlve daahea.

takinw tSa hall ta the vanaernut two-yard I'ne. Where a poor paaa lost the beJL Late In the last period Capt. Nasry punted short from the VanderbUt ten-yard Una and, TaJe. taking-tbe ball, ruahed it through line attacks by Pbllbln and Capt. Daly to the Vanderbllt eight-yard line, where Vandsrbllt braced ana took It on downs, v.

The game wm iiru rain. it abI ikiA naraons were preaent. vanderbllt nlaved the same eleven throughout the contest. Tha Una-up: VMitioB. Vanderbllt.

Kllpatrlok Left end Stewart Scully Left tackle Freeland Child Left sward W. Browe Morris Bucklnaham Rurht Paul Rlsht tackle Van mnderea. end Browa Straut Ouarter back Morrteoo, Rakw tft half back. Cape Daly. Right half back Morrison Retllv Full back WUllnma ssiata.

Brown. Umolre Carl Williams. Pnlversttr of Pennaytranla. Field Judea M. Cnatalla.

Cornell. Head llBesraan T. B. Hull. New Haven.

Bubetltutae Desdng for Baker. Oreenourh for Chi Ida Phllbla for n.uiv Tnniiiun. ene Smil v. Brooks for Van Hlnderea. Romeya for Tomilnson, Kraaola tor Qreeaough.

ROWING SQUAD TOO SMALL Ccaeh Rica Thlnka Mora Freshman Should Report for Practlca at Columbia The showing of the freshman class at tbe Columbia University rowing barge is, as a whole, better than It baa been for the past two years, a fact which Is ohoer- tne ii Onach Rice, who at the Start viewed the coming season with pessimistic prophecies. Four to live eisrnis nave ou formed, which are boated dally. Tint a a Ponrh Rica pointed out yester day, this squad Is too small, comparing It with the lw treanmen wnicn waacn iuui Ward haa reporting to mm on im ocnuyi- SUII ruver. i ne upper cianra.n, uwwTr, are atlll working Industriously to get more of the youngsters out. Reverai inurtu nave rteen inea Doiwean the first two freshman boats.

Assistant roach Schulta waa in eharse and pro nounced the oarsmen game and powerful. The order of practice for the 'Varsity has been a stiff row of several miles under the shelter of the Palisades. Coach Rice following In bla launch. The 'Varsity Is rowing In the same order as tn the first day's practice, Downing; easily holding hla place as iii-oas. Candidates are coming out strong for the class crews tn preparation for the re ntta to be held on Nor.

5. Besides the undergraduatea. the araduatee In the two dormitories are talking 01 geiuog up rival eights. Trapthootlng at Trsvsrs Island. Bala did not dster saves stalwarts ef the New Tork Athletlo Club trapsbooting oa tlnsent from facing the traps at Travers Isl and yaaterdey, althoush the revuTar opening; Uay of the sees will not take place until next Saturday, when a 100 match will be a feature.

P. J. Orbett carried off the honors yeatrrday, breaktnc 137 blue rock oat of a poealble ISO. O. L.

Brady flnlahed seoond wlta 123. The soores follow: P. J. Cor belt. 1J7: O.

L. Brady. ls Tr. De Wolf. UT: Or.

Thlelman, 11T: Dr. Bo- ajarr. ut; B. A. Wilson, lis; O.

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with Maromara putting up a much better race than wae expected, which Hook the small end ef the purse. The day's card contained three other rood features. The Elkrldge Steeplechase for hunters at three miles, iwent to Adventurer. The Amateur-Cup waa won py Dull Care. The summarlea: i FIRST RACE Poe all area; atx furVas.

tstaanon, HO, htlltn. te 10, 1 So a. aad want Raoeuet. 11 a. fXsta,) to a.

1 to aad out, second; Medallion, UO, (Rewaa.) go l. 10 to 1, and to 1 thira. e-6. Jennie "rV'aUa. Captala Swasaea, and Coeaey aiao ran.

.1, SEOOXD RA.C--rtr tares year elds aad wp- Mla Private. US. (OUswrt.) 1 te aad aw, woat Led ef Langdoa. MM. tBell.) SO te to i.

aad te second: Dtxle Krlsht, 100, to wn, ana is uuro. xime 2 04 e-e. Ta Nan Da, Larminetar, and Baron Bsher ales ran. TKIRTi BACm Amatev Carpi sarHnr: three year elds and apwart; eat i la. Dul 1 Care.

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Advesturer, I SB, (Ur. D. Kwr.) 1 to 1, even, aad eat, woej Rem bo, tBS, fafr. T. WrifhC) 1 te S.

4 to and ooC seo-endj KaratpTa. ItL (Mr. Fuller, 10 to 1, thirl Tlme-dVct. Iro, Prlase aad Sapolle also ran. i fTPTU RACK.

The Walden, for werer-eldsi ene mila Beus, 122. (ShnMne ta S. oj a te g. woai Cherleh. Ill Oroa) i a.mniq; aiaromara, Tlme-1 :4 i.

neatlierbroom. AHnsn, Touoh f. nar. Ung Pis. Troy Wslgkt.

aad sHorleon alao res. I Added startara. i SDCTK vraadleas, for three-raar-elds and upward; ene mile sad a sta-teetith. Everett. 10S pounds.

(MoCabey.) even and out. wont Cliff Edge. (Lasg.) 8 te even, and eL second; J. H. Hsuctitoa.

10S, (Olaaa.) te and eat, third. TlmeltSl 1-8. COLUMBIA'S SWIMMERS. Favorable Outlook That Mornlngslde Men Will Recover Old 8tandfng. After sornewttat of a slump the Columbia University swimming team seems now to be on a fair road to the recovery of Ita former tan din a of a few years ago.

The basla of this hopeful outlook la the apparently well-sustained promise that three defects which have existed for the last two years are to be remedied. The first of these la the common complaint of a dearth of candidates, i The Improvement tn this respect really started last year, when the freshman class of 1018 turned out some promising material for future Varsity swimmers. Many of them have made good on their 'class teams and In the 'Varsity try-outs, and win represent woiuridi tins year. Besides theae, there are the majority of last years 'varsity team returned, wno are snowing more enthusiasm and effort tliajt before and there are also several candidates from other colleges, ineligible last year but tn line to swim thla Ay'ln-ter. Those of the Varslty back this J'ear are Capt.

R. C. Peterson. J. Pul-ya, TL Kinsman R.

Barker, Garos. O. Lordley, and B. Bar trend. Of lsst year's freshmen W.

Campbell, PI 8. Shlb-ley. O. W. Dunn, W.

B. Chapln, -R. P. Ti tus, L- Lunseinpiei, a. uriscom ft.

coie, A Vm1. XT Xl.ivAM A Cl.ilaW A Kohlbush A. BlsselL and F. B4 Gardner will be eligible. The water polo team will be captained lis year by R.

M. Rut herd. 1912 8.. wno this year by M. Rut herd.

1912 8., wno will be able to chose his team from the following 'Varsity players: H. Peil. A Kohlbush. L. Watson.

A. Blssell. R. B. Clark, R.

Peterson and R. Barker. Of the new men from the enterins; class some of the meet promlstns material Is found In Genet. SutcUff. Brock, Geld, Swallow, and Herbert.

With this squad to pick from; a representative team, it la believed, will be easllv selected by a capable coadh. Alons; this line another defect has ben removed by the sevurlna- of Mr. Kennedy as coach for the 'Varsity squad, with Jfr. Holm as assistant director. The manner In which Mr.

Kennedy has already handled the candidates wno nave report ea to nim sneaka well of the team he will event ually turn out. Regular practice has got ten well uniisr wsy. tnrea uijj a wees; being chosen for this work. The third defect to be remedied this vear and one which It Is thcniKht will make a great difference in the showing nf the 'Varsitv team, is mat arrange ment have been made whereby the I. S.

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Will Be Pitted Against Americans, French, and Others. Every seat occupied, and the promenade around the tan bark arena densely packed with eager' sightseers, la the expectation i tne management for this Tear's New Tork Horse Show at Madison Square uaroen. rrotn Saturday, Nor. 12 to 19. believe we will have te doee the door- and turn people sway, declared Secretary James T.

Hyde yesterday In the offices of tha National Horse Show Association at 18 East Twenty-third Street, as he laid down oablesTam be naa.juet received from France. interrogated as to what had broken loose, he continued with a trace of excitement: The Pxench cavalry officers are comma ever. After alL At least thla cablegram leads me to suppose they are. They are coming- to tide against England, and Holland, and Canada, and the United States, In the international Jumping contests, and believe the Garden will not be able to hold ail the crowds that will want ta watch these competitions. expect we will have to shut out thousands of people, do.

He studied out a reply in as few words as possible, and- cabled It to Parle Then he picked another cablegram off bis desk and said: Hare's another sarin Queen WUhel mlaa of Holland Is sending four of her erack cavalry riders, instead ef three, as waa cabled a week ago. jrour officers and eleven horses are entered by Holland for the International lumnlna events, and I venture to say no such International corn petitions have been wluiesscd In America before as thoee that will take piece at tne Garden next month. They will be stunning." French dragoons and lancers, British hussare and Koyal Horse Artillery, Dutcu Uhlana and Chasseurs. United States cavalry from Fort Riley, and staff oiricers rrora Canada four officers In each of these five International teams. and half a hundred horses will be the hard -rid In ir and plucky contestants for the trophies and honors coveted by tbe armies they will have the honor to represent before New York'a most brilliant assemblage of beauty, fashion power, and social Influence.

Generals, regimental commanders, staff officers, and military attaches from half the modern powers of the world will be present to witness the keen competitions for international honors. Also a vast army of humbler critics of military horse- msnshlp Is petty certain to attend former troopers itnd non-conimlssloned officers or American, British and various Europe cavalry rertments. Each ofricer must ride In the uniform of his regiment, and as some of the foreign cavalry uniforms are particularly bright end attractive, the scene when all are In the arena beneath the brilliant lights should be vivid and picturesque. A hlsh board fence, a stone wall, and a pigpen "a double row of posts and rail act up thirty feet apart are the obstacles decided upon by the Kxecutlve Committee for one of these international military contests. Then there will be the water Jumping, which Is a separate event and for another set of prizes.

In vet another competition the soldiers will nave to ride In pairs, galloping and Jump ing two anreast. More entries have been received than at the same time last year, and the management predicts confidently that all records will be broken again, which means that lsst year's remarkable entry list of 1.5U0 will be surpassed. A good many new exhibitors are reported for the coming show, which Is regarded as a very healthy sign of tbe breeding interests, and the flourishing condition of tne fancy lor high quality horses. Another feature particularly pleasing to the management of the show. Is that exhibitors of former years, who had dropped out of late, are coming back again.

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Following up their success of lsst week, the Assoc Utlon root ball players ot Columbia University Journeyed, ta Livingston, 8. L. yeatardav aftarnonn rtA ihara da- spite the rain and slippery condition of the ground, played the second game of tha sessoa against the reserve team of the Btaten Island Football Club and winning handily by the score of 2 goals to 0, Ths Blue and White were minus the services of R. A. Bern pie, their Captain, who.

because of water on the knee, must refrain from football for a few week a tn sddl-tlon. the collegians were short a man In the forward Una, as also wsrs tha Staten Islandsra Tbe rain soon made the ball nd soggy, so that the teams were greatly handicanoed in brlnrinw out tn finer points of the game. Ten minutes after ths start. Biggs, In-aids right for Columbia, eat tha hail naat the 8taten island defense, after a pass by Huang-, the Chinese player, who yesterday Played at outside right- ZeUer waa transferred to the left win. With the lead eaiaoiieneo, never let up a moment.

Within five minutes, the second and last goal of the gems was scored, tbe result of a brilliant run on the part of Cape Dwyer, playing centre forward for Columbia. Tne half ended with the acora at to 0 agalnat Staten ItlAfln Tn. a vv. aiuiuf game In the seoond period, but to no purpose. The fine atopa by Spencer, the right beck, precluded any possibility ef Staten shared the Individual honors of the for- aiTiaion in woiumois iias-up.

or Statsn Island. Havman waa Invincible In goal In the seoond half and made many brilliant stops. Benton, at' centre, waa also very effective. Next Saturday Columbia will send her team to Newburg. M.

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Columbia, and Brown, Staten lalaad. Ooala Dwyer and Rlgga, Columbia. Halves af tbirty-flv minute. The Springfield Training School of failed to aend a team ni.e agalnat the Crescents at Bay Rldce yMtnr- "ipi r.ouce naa Dn given, so that th disappointment waa not keen. Nest Saturday th Boys' Club team will play at Bay Rluge.

At UaMimk', mit i iwifrrnar in Steven representing tbe Bonis High School d- 7 -u vl" man ncnoni or siaien laiano by the score of goals to a In the annual eaam-rlonahlp eerie of the InlarsoDolaaUe Laagu zlL ac nair iim tn in fmvrjr or in win-tier. Price, playing at centre forward, and Wldmayer, at outslds right, shot three goals each. Thla was th first victory credited to Morris High, while It was the eecontl defeat almlnleterd to Curt! High. The I1n-ut: Vf i- ia lilak ''fc neiiran, uurxia iiign. IS.) VII amon iici 'Peon Bight back Newburg Curran Ilollenwabar Rlstt half Lot.

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reed, and book tn the waters around -Asbury Park, within ene hour and a hairs distance from ths Great City of the Five Mniloav That the flah taken ta the Atlantis ta similar to those pursued by anglers of Europe snd America who go to California believing that only fa the Rente Ca tal tna Islands doee the famous fish leap when hooked, haa been proved to tne satisfaction of all doubting Thomases Raymond Osborn, assistant director of the New York Aquarium, and others Interested in fish have Identified the flab, and say officially that the leaping tuna la now a reg uinr TiBiior yo our coast. The one man who has official sanation for his catch Is T. K. Townsewd, a member of the Asbury Perk Fishing Clufc and a reeldent of White rialna. N.

Y. Off Asbury Park last Tuesday, Air. Towasend caught four fish, ene of which waa eon! to New York for Inepeetloa and study, Tbe fish taken Tuesday, however, are not the first of the season. Just we took the first fish probably will not be known, because various rish have seen, reported from time to time, but It can. safsly be put down that the pioneers In, this class of fishing, using rod sad reel, are Mr Towasend.

Mr. Thompson of Ocean Grove, and Freddy Alexander eg New York, tennis champion. Kiting V. Warner, proprietor of Foresg and Stream, and members of the Asbury Park Fishing Club, have tried for these fish. and.

according to llartle I. Phillips, who is making a record of all tunas taken, a total of only three flah Were rat ported previous te the tunes Landed osa Tuesday. Recently the Asbury Perk Fishing Club, which goes In for striped bass, channel bass. drum, blueflsh. heaps head, and tuna fishing, decided to ofrer prise to those who laaded tuna on "regulation tackle.

In the early part of tbe season ths fish struck were booked on blueflsh tackle. All the tunes landed so far have beeia taken from twelve to twenty ml lea off the Asbury Park coast. The first ftehj taken by Mr. Townsend were landed within ten minutes after they struck. Tbe first one weighed 23 pounds 4 ouneea, the next one 112 pounds 4 ounces.

One tuna that Mr. Towneend atruclg -wille guided by Edward Haunders waa estimated to weigh 160 pounds The tuna, by one of Its peculiar tactic, sounded In such a way that It pulled the rod and reel out of Mr. Townsend hands. Doubtless somewhere In the Atlantic or Pacific for the tuna la a great traveler a valunble rod and reel are trailing behind a certain fish that summored at Asbury Park thla season For many years anglers have tried In vain to prove that the tuna taken lit Mlra Hay, off Long Island. In Harnegat Bay, and other places along the coast by the regular fishermen were the same as those thst visit Bant a Catalina d'irtne; the Rummer month.

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