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if Vr yi i i ti Sst tlCil i IN THE FOOTBALL WORLDJtULE JtULE CURTAILING MASS FLAYHAS HAS nOKKEI OUT WELLMixture Mixture or nimby and Native name InHrrkolivSianfim HrrkolivSianfim Contest An AllWestern Western Eleven Kxrvptlonal Work oft Two LiarlcrbaeklracIIee of Teamf Vhrn the foctball rules committee adopteda Ia a measure Inst winter tn curtail mass plays Itwas was criticized for not legislating directlyagainst against a bll llnemin dropping hack to runwith with the bill What the commltte did wasto to pass mcamiro that any Player from Uckteto to tackle who dropped back nvjst drop atleast least Ivt yards back Tho committee mighthave have made an out and out prohibition of anyof of the five centre men dropping bade exceptfor 4 for purposos of kicking It illd not dcfthlsand and a tackle or guard mlnht have lone backfive fr tf yards to carry the ball or used as anInterferer Interferer Tho five yards that he had toretreat retreat was In 11 a hil restriction on massPlays Plays but the point was raised that It wouldhave have been better to nay outright that he couldnot not drop back to do anything but kickMart Mart It would have been better but nevertheless theless tho measure as adopted has workedadmirably admirably There has been noxt to nothingIn In the way of one of the five centre men droppine pine back and then carrying tho bll I there has been a simile Instance of a ply oftint tint sort since this season a great many contiit tiit patrons of football games have note snei It The only linemen who have droppedbicK bcl and carried the ball have been endsThs The spirit of the rule has been observed almost most universally The rushing has been confined 1 fined to backs more than his been the case foryears years I Ins been one of numerous changesthat I that has worked out well To tho ten yardrule rule and neutral zono are due the chief creditfor for tho tremendous Improvement made Inthe the grIdIron sport this seaniin but severerpemiltlflx pemiltlflx tIm legislation against delays theforward forward Pass anti tho inside kick have playedno I no eu1 ill part Tho forward Pass and theonsldo onside kick are dependent largely on the tenyard yard rule for the simple reason that theywould would not be used nearly so much were thereonly only five yards to gainIt I Is likely that the work of the rules committee mittee this winter will have more to do withclearer clearer wording than with pronouncedchange change A matter to be settled II whether aline with the ball from In theline line man may run wih bal trol line the point raised by Yost There seemto to be a difference of opinion among the commlttvcmen mlttvcmen themselves on this point In arecent recent game 1 penalty was Inflicted on ateam team for running a line man from his position1C It was In the VandcrblltIndian game rocque the Indian tackle stayed in his position lion until the bal had been snapped thenime ton unt ime around behind the quarterback tookthe the ball and gained five yards The umpirewould would not allow the play and penalized theIndians Indians by taking the ball away from themHow How use doth breed a habit In a man Inthe the BerkeleyLeland Stanford Rugby gamethe the players found it dlmcult to lay aside theold old game entirely and an amusing feature ofthat that game was the fact that all of the sixpoints points made by Stanford were the result ofpenalties penalties due to Incursions into the American can college game The game ended 6 to Infavor Jlme favor of Stanford Berkeleys three pointswere were made In an unusual manner Keepingthe the ball between their feet In a scrum theBerkeley Berkeley men simply pushed their way forward ward against the opposing players In thescrum scrum until they had walked over the goalline rcnlm This gave a try to Berkeley good forthree three points Later In the game the ball WRI heeled out from the scrum to one of theBerkeley Berkeley balks Down the field raced thelatter latter and over the goal line racl themoment moment one Berkeley player had forgottenthat that no Interference was allowed In Rugbyand and his beautiful interference which madethe the try possible went for naught The penaltyfield WI that titanford thould have a chance for aftld field goal Stanfor being duly kicked gavathree three points to Stanford Still later theBerkeley Berkeley centre picked the ball up In a sorumand and handed It to a hack instead of heeling Itout out as per requirement Again Berkeleywas was penalized and Stanford had anotherchance Stanfor chance to kick a goal This 8 done andStanford Stanford had three more pointsThe The Chicago TVioune has picked an all Western era eleven Seven colleges are representedon on It The team Is chosen as follows Marshall shall Minnesota and Frurlp Wabash endsChicago Curt II 1lchhnn and Case lnntttck tackles Vita lnntlt and fIn Hook 1 Inoll guards tehm Wisconsin clntrl Ecker81 Chicago quarterback StetnChicago Chicago and Clark Indiana halfbacksGarrets llark Garrets Michigan fullback Eckerssll Isthe Carrels lJcblgRn the best quarterback that football hasknown known and It was fitting that In his lastfeat game bl should accomplish the wooderfulfea feat of dropklcklng five goals from the fieldAs As a dropklcker he was preeminent thenearest nearest approach to him being Hudson theIndian Indian quarterback of several years agoAlso Also he was a fine punter fast as a deer andiroflclent proficient In the other duties of a Quarterback back There was another quarterback whodid did exceptional work last Saturday and amighty mighty good little man he is Ills name IsOBrien OBrien and he Is on the Swarthmore teamHe He scored sixteen points against Amheistone one field goal and two touchdowns Scoringtook took a peculiar twist In the MinnesotaIndiana ana game Indiana made six points on atouchdown touchdown and goal therefrom pnta to bebeaten beaten by their opponents who did not makea a touchdown Two safeties by Indiana anda I field goal furnished the eight points madeby by Minnesota It was an unusual combination tion of point makingThere There Is talk at Harvard of Reggie Brownbeing belnl head coach If Reid cannot he persuadedto to return and I Harvard plays football nextyear year Brown has been coach of the secondteam team for three years has been close to Reidand and Is thoroughly familiar with his systemAs As to Harvard continuing to play footballthe the undergraduates are hopeful PresidentKliot Jot said on Sunday when asked If he thoughtthe the university would suffer If athletic relations tions with nil were broken off I certainly tainly do not think It would do any harmnot not even If relations weresevered with everyother other university Whether or not thatobservation observation has any especial nlgnlficancethe the fine spectacle of last Saturday and Itssportsmanship sportsmanship certainly have not decreasedthe the chances of a HarvardYale game nextyear year At any rate the belief at HarvardLeo Just at preltn It that there will be such alame lameLf Leo DeTray who has been chosen captainof of the University of Chicago team for 1B 7rlid rlid not play In I single game this seasonDeTniy beTray Is a halfback and played on theO4 04 and 05 tennis In the Northwesternously game of last yea his ee was Inured lerloUlly ously He had to give up playing this seasonor or run the rink of losing his sight He Is 0 fast and shifty man in the backfleldThe The indications are for just as close strifeIn In the two big games to come Pennsylvaniavs vs Cornell and Army vs Navy as In thetussles I Corel Princeton and New Haven Itwill will be Interesting to note whether Yaleslong long forward pass Is used by any of the fourThe The Navy was a bit disappointed by notmaking making a bigger score against I butj the Army II not chuckling over ftl ehowlngIalst against Syracuse The two teams round Intothe the final week on nearly even terms thoughlie there is doubt about the condition ot Iullnthe the big Army tackle Tho giant Alaskanbss bss been regarded as one of the best tacklesof of the year For a green man he has developed oped surprisingly well which on the otherhand hand II not so surprising considernlng thathehnshnd he has had Lieut Oravll for a teacher Graveswas was an All America tackle In hit dayniglow II niglow in all probability the next captainatlYnle Iatlnll atlYnle blocked kick on Xewhall and turnedthe atlnll the tide of battle In last Saturdays game but oould not sen where he came In for crediton on the pay He would not hear to anypralso I praise on that score but berated himself fornot not gathering in the bali and running to atouchdown touchdown Why couldnt I pick up that hal was his only response when slappedThe and tn tnebafor bocig itThe hil tne workof sifting Ibroulhand The Fordham University eleven finished hard practice Inst week and from now on will do only light work The scheme which theroaches roaches formed of Inaugurating practiceeleven eleven made up of the fasten men on the1ep I Prep and second teams has worked admirably This newly formed second eleven Is giving the varsity plenty to do during every minuteof of practice One of the most promising menis on the scrubs i henley or Medical whose kepnn rjrcsstvs plllnl has on for him theJavorahi IlvorablC atclol the rOlchp3 lenlp is been taking Iltzpatrlckt place at guard6n 6n the varsity line since Fitzpatrick wasforced forced to lay off on account of an Injured leg sustained In the Vlllnnova game In the event cf the latter not being able to let Into uts nme on Thanksgiving Day It seems likely thu Healeys superb showing will giveuim him the piece nt left nwrd Every effort isbeing being rnde however to get Fltzratrlck Intosub han 1M 1P bIg contest Assistant Conch lclpl II devoting aJI his attention 10 theub sub bark field consisting of Tracty Shankeyana I ana MoCabo Bhankeys work has beenespecially especially noteworthy he has every quallshould nlbm for a crack vauiy hack IVrr weight but his speed to a conllderRble extent make tip for this le will without doubt be given achln chln to make his should any of theregur reguHr backs be forced to leave the relulr lckl torCld gameA4latint A4latint Coach GI nnon la helping out 4 iw Why Not the BestIf I you have idle or unprofitablyplaced placed funds why not consider aguaranteed guaranteed mortgage upon NewYork York City real estate The security is the best in theworld world and you can put your moneyin in a guaranteed mortgage as easilyas as in a bank You get a higher rateof of interest and get it just as promptlyA A mortgage with this Companysguarantee guarantee is non uctuating andtax tax free You obtain the best without out additional expenseNo No investor has ever lost a dollarCapital OfDl UAlE Capital 5 Surplus 5000000 170 Broadway New York ITS Remsen St Brooklynlth with the line men and Incidentally payinglots lots ot attention to CIty for the big tl backs punting Is bound to be a big factor InThursdays Thursdays game Ho far during the seasonhis 1hurdys durlnl his kicking has been first class and has steadily Improved as was evidenced In the Villanova nova game when hU punting beyond doubtThe kept llno1 out of ordhm trrioryInd end clinched the victory for the rroonThp The conches are well satisfied with the showIng log of tim team In Practice Not only arethe the men plirvlnn together with the unity otPlrrect aperfect perfect machine but the plays are executedwith with remarkable speed and accuracy Thenew new trick plays are well In hand Booth ofPrinceton Princeton who coached the team so effectuallybefore fectually before the Holy Cross game 1s expected peeled 16 assist with the line men for therest rest of the week The management hal made every effort to accommodate a bigcrowd crowd at tnn Polo Grounds and from thesale sale of tickets up to data a crowd of 15000Is Is expected The student body of Fordhnmof will occupy ICtoM DRnd 10 while a big cowdo of Holy Cross students and their friends willfill fill section 7 The student body of Kordhamhave have organized Into a big cheering corps5nd and have learned some now songs and paroles dies for the occasion that ought to startlething old Manhattan They will not have everything thing their own war however for the AlumniAssociation Association of Holy Cross In New York hasvoted voted to attend In a body and with 200 lustyInvaders Invaders from Worcester will certainly hitthings things up for Holy CrossWORCESTER WORCESTER Nov 26IIoly Cross footballteam team has had the advantigcH of extra coachIng Ing for the last week Larkln former quarterback terback and captain and Tom Stankardall all American fullback in 1003 have beenhelping helping out Coach King Stankard has bevntaking taking care of the backs while QuarterbackGeary Geary has been receiving special attentionTrom from Larkin Dearys work which has boenof of the star order all season shows no signsof of falling oa A great deal of Holy Crossconfidence confidence Is centred In their speedy quarterback back Considerable reliance Is placed onHcanlons Hcanlons punting In Stankards opinionScanlon Scanlon II the best Punter the Worcester Institution stitution has bad since Jack Reed The teamIs Is considered bd In every respect althoughPalottl Palottl at left tackle Is still unable Ho get Intothe the game His place is taken by Davlttwho Ill 11 who made good In the game against CornellAlthough Although goo got lame practice for ashort short time on Saturday his Injured hipproved proved too weak to let him stay In beyond afew few minutes I impossible to say whetherhe he will In shape for the game on Thanksgiving giving Day For the rest of tho week therewill will bo only Ugh signal practice and suchwork work a will perfect trick plays and keep thomen men In first CUBS condition Plan underway way to charter a special trlaln to convey tbnstudents chrer students and their friends and a big crowdof of Interested Worcester Porting men downto to New YorkITHACA ITHACA Nov 2SThe Cornell varsity heldIts Its last secret practice before the Pennsylvania vania same this afternoon The men leaveearly early Wenlaay morning for PhiladelphiaThe The varsity showed great speed and dash Intodaya todays work After considerable time hadbeen been devoted to running back Coach Warners ners klckoffs and later In running down onkicks kicks the varsity went throuh the playswhich which will used In Thursday a battle Inthis this they showed astonishing speed andsmoothness smoothness I Is evident that Cornell IsIn In top notch form and will capable ofputting putting up the best game against Pennsylvania vania that It has played so far this seasonThe The men are In almost perfect physical condition diton barring a few slight bruIses and tt muscles Every regular was In the lineupand and looked I they were capable of playinga I long gruelling gamePHILADELPHIA PHILADELPHIA Nov za Pennsylvaniasfootball football squad arrived at WInslow Junctionthis this afternoon at 23 oclock and spent theafternoon afternoon In a fast spirited practice In thefresh fresh braclne Jersey sir After a short restat ordered themen at the hotel Head Coach Torrey men out for signal practice on the spaciousgreen green In front of the hotel All the regularsand and substitutes were present with the exception ception of Hollenhack who again missed thetrain train at Philadelphia Lavery who arrivedthis and Sneble who detainedby this evening flole was dltalnldby by class work at the university Realizingthe the great necessity of clean handling of puntsagainst against the fast Cornell team the coaches gaveevery every man on the squad a long and thoroughdrill drill In catching punts and running back tlieball ball Marshall Reynolds Torrey and Captfireene bal did the punting while Lawrence andthe the backfield men caught and handled thekicks kicks Lawrence In particular showed great Improvement over last Saturdays formm his handling of punts and rarely missed theball ball The squad was then divided Into twogreat divisions and put through a Ion 11 fast Illldri drill toran hour Hers the varsity men Plteot great vim and fire Into their work and workedtheir their plays and formations as they did In theMichigan Michigan gameANNAPOLIS ANNAPOLIS Nov 2 6The Navy teamstarted started today Its last week of practice beforethe the final game with the Army DouglassHoward Howard last seasons captain saw the Armyplay play against Syracuse on Saturday Rnr Coach CntfH has already seen the Wet Pointteam team In action and thesetwo drilled the Midshipmen shipmen In defensive plays to meet the Armysattack attack all also worked on some formationswhich which seemed likely Itt around 111114 orsquad break lelml Jack Ow4ley the Yale back otlome some seasons past JolnJ the Navy cORchlngSqulJ squad this afternoon toe finish of tho seasonat at Yale having released him from his dutiesthere there The team will undoubtedly start Inthe the Army rams as It lined up against VirginiaPolytechnic Polytechnic Institute on SaturdayWKST WElT POINT Nov 25The Cadets had ashort short signal practice tnday All the qua wan out with the exception of Mountford whoIs II In the hospital Lost Saturdays game wasdiscouraging discouraging to the Army adherents hut It ishard hard to fled any one willing bet on the Middles har and the few bets that have been madehave Ihave have been at even money Pullen came outtoday I today for the first time since the Princetongame game Conch Grave took the squad to thngymnasium gymnasium and handed out a long line ofgood good plain talk to them on their playing lastprobably Saturday The final selection or the team wi probably be made on Wednesday An endposition position and that of quarterback are still Indoubt fllton c1IlrtlrbMk doubt Hanlon and Stearns seem to havefirst first call on the ends with Avers and Illcknmpressing pressing them hard It now looks like Mountford ford for quarterback with Johnston lastyears for quarter as first sub Moose andBeach Beach are also hustling for one of the backpositions positionsCARLIRLIE CARLIRLIE NOT 2eThe Carlisle Indianfootball football team returned here late last nluhtafter after a herd weeks work 3000 miles and moreof of travel and three hard games As a mntt rof of fact the mmeaealnftt Vanderbilt tnlveroityat at Nashville last Thursday had much bettornot Ilt ThlrdVt not havo been played Midway on the tripthe the carboys containing Carlisle water wereemptied emptied and further supplies failed to reachthe the redskins frther Indians had the poorestkind kind of accommodations at Nashville and onaccount account of the change of water every one ofthem them became 111 Manager Venness wampumbelt bcame I belt was lined with many thmisnnds of thopalefaces palefaces money taken In as the Indians shareof of gate receipts In the Western gnrue Thereceipts receipts at the Carlisle IndianMinnesotagamn game broke nil Western record ThU nfternoons Im noons practice for the redskin squad wasthe very light and In the nature ot a walknoundA A half brIar sufliced tn lumclpnty limber lPthe the bruised bodies Tho Indians will likelyleave leave Carlisle tomorrow afternoon or eveningfor for Norfolk Va where they will piny theseasons seasons closing game with the University nfVirginia Virginia on Thanksslvlnir Day Tho fullfirst against first VirginiaANyAFOWC Indian lineup will likely playedagainst ANNAPOLIS Md Nov 2RThe followingofficials officials have been selected for the Arm Navy game at Franklin Field next SaturdayIteferee Iteferee Matthew McClung lehlsrh umpiresSharpe Sharpe of Yale and Corbin of Yale linesmanTorrcy Torrcy of PennsylvaniaColumbia Columbia Athletes Cannot Have Trackfor for Winter UseThe Sl The board of trustees of Columbia University versity ha refused to let the track minaeement ment build a board track In the grove for theuse use of the track team this winter hp trnoltpeople people planned and got estimates for thetrack track ore time ago When they went toSjpt Sjpt Goetze he referred the matter to the hoard of trustees The trustees said thatthe the demands for a track team were not asImportant Important as the beauties of the grove andthat that the track mlaht be erected ROV South Field As South Field i nearly Suth Fltld II a quartanof of a mile from the dressing room Quortlf Impracticable use to have a board track there DOLLY SPANkER IN TiO RACESRUNS RUNS THIRD IN ONE AND OAL LOPS HOME IN ANOTHERPretension Pretension BEats Avftohtecr In a DriveCaloorahntchte Caloorahntchte Long Shot TnkMthe the Steeplechase ttelle Strotne Firebrand brand and Berkeley Aito Surer WASHINGTON Nov 25Dofly SpankerR Wilson Jrn old campaigner ran intwo two races at Bennlngs today winning onein in gallop and finishing third In the otherIn In each instance Dolly was a favorite in thespeculation speculation I was In the first race a handicap cap at six and onehalf furlongs that the oldKingston Kingston gelding ridden by Notter was areceding receding choice at 1 to He was easilyoutrun outrun by both Pretension and Avaunteerwho who closed equal second choices at I toPretenlon 5Pretension Pretension with top weight made all the running ning and under a hard drive from Hornerhe he won by a heads Miller riding Avaunteerout out to the last ounce and beating Spankera a length for the place Lord the Valenever never had a look In The race was run In 122 122With With a change of Joke Dolly Spankerhandled handled by Miller and a 7 favorite wonthe the sixth race a handicap at I mile and I sixteenth In a romp Oraoulutn Lord Boanerges erges and Stolen Moments had early speedbut but when Milieu cut Spanker loose at the endof of the far turn It was all over He hadfive five lengths over Watergraas 5 to withLord Lord Boanerges 4 to I a poor third Agilecould could not handle top weight The time was1sa 149 45In In addition to handling this winner Millerfode lode another In Albert Slmonas Firebrand I to I second choice who took the leadJust Just after the start In the third racefor threevearold vearold seven furlongs and maintainedit it to the end where he stood a drive and beatWelbourne etoo Welbourne 1 to 1 by half a length AugustBelmonts Belmonts Bivouac to I waa half a dozenlength length back Jack Joyners Crcasina ahot hot favorite at even money was badly beatenFirebrands Firebrands time was las 25The The talent received a shook In the steeplechase chase at about two mle when Color hatchee neglected at 2 to 1 won In a driveby by I length and a half from Capt Hayes ato to I with Valley Forge I to I who led mostof of the way three lengths behind Garterknot knot Frank Somers and Pioneer all wellbacked backed met with accidents The time waa4is 4is ssJ 1 Morriss Berkeley backed down to 7 to 1 captured the fourth race for twoyearolds olds at five furlongs in whloh there weretwenty twenty starters Jlegal Lad IS 1 led forbeat about half a mile but wealcened and Berkefey kefey finishing strorg eeDI length anda a half fnihing 21 legal beat A LAntes Antes Soprano an equal favorite with theOneck One Stables Work and Play at 4 by ahead hd with ran lan lowered to 10 a hVdout out of the money Work and Play the vi tim of a bad start might have won with anThe even brMkThe The defeat of Leonard Joe Daymanpounded pounded down to even money 8 anotherhard hard blow for the talent who selected himto to win the fifth event at seven furlongsHe He bad no speed and was never a factorBelle Belle Strome who went up to 6L made all thelength running and beat Sew lork to I by Rlenlth length In a drive Scarfell 1 1 was alength length and a half away The time wasl2Hn3 summaries l2Hn3 Five favorites were beaten Thesummaries mar Handicap for threeyearolds and upward 1400added added six and a balf furlongsHorsr add al Horsr ana Age Wt octet Drttlng FinPretenilon Pretenilon ft INHorner 115 710 VAraunteer4 Araunteer4 110 Miller llS 710lol 2Uollysnanketi Uollysnanketi I 17 otter 21 35 3Lordoftne Lord oftite Vale 4 tl Doyle t1 21 4TwIaterS Twister turk2001 401 I Time I2ZGood Good atari won driving 1reteniton I byOrinamrae Orinamrae Vanity owned by IL AChinn trainedby by 1 Clilnn CllaonCID BACKSellings Sellings Steeplechase for fouryearolds and upward ward tsiio added about two mllciHtneana war e1 toe lit Jotkeu Bctttno FtnCaloorahaUhee5134 CaloorahaUhee5134 Jel her 2O1 61 1CantJlayfj Cant hayes 11Slel e1 21 SValley Valley Forge 1 lMPyle 81 3I 3TUioO TUioO Ider4l 101 4Carterlinnt Carterlinnt 3 Gallagher 62 45Frank Frank Somers144 Hogan ft1 55Ploneer4 tPloneer4 Ploneer4 139 Stone Zl 4JFell Fell tPulled up Fel Time 415 tSGood Good start won driving Caloorhatctee bS by LocohatcheerQuandao owned by 10mrR Uutrle trained by A AllenFor mrR BC For threeyearolds 11000 added seven furlontsHone Hone and Aft Wl JocKeu BlUingFlrbrud FtnFirebrand 10 dr Firebrand 3100 Miller IlI SS 1Welbourne Welbourne 3105JJVuSlSh 41 45 2Bivouac Bivouac 10 Doyle 001 151 55CreMtna Crenalna 3 tO ltontereven 13Ly 4Lady Lady Tarantella 3108 Ullac 251 71 ftPoquculng Poquculng a los Miles 6O1 101Mark I Mark Mntdle 3lot Dickon 3001 Ml 7Time Time 124Good Good start won drlvtnc Firebrand byby by lfaxnburgLizzie A Simons Montrose owned sad tamII Forum fCK longsnone Selling for twoyearolda J400 added five furlongs none awl Aft WI JerSey RrUino FinIlerkfley Ilerkfley 2 1I otter 71 S2 IRecal Recal Lad 2 112 JJohnton 151 ft1 2Soprano2 5Soprano Soprano2 fWIIacan Itl sS yVan Van Loan 2 97 Miller 101 41 I Work and Play 2 101R Wilton 41 8 5Illram hiram 2 S5 Mrreado 201 81 I Sandy Crreker 2 8S llrckroan Ml 31 7lilaBlnbolham lilaBlnbolham 2 P2J Powers 71 52 KDankall lntlnbotham 05 McCarthy SO1 2O1 I nritlaahr 2 115 Creamer 121 51 10Handmaiden Handmaiden 2 07Horner 201 111 Daisy Frost 2lai Lee 101 4112Speed Speed Queen 2 02 Knrlander 101 41 1 My Son 2 02 HIlAO 101 201 14Taunt Taunt 2 02 Iohanka1001 301 15Doc lDetle Doc nMez 01OBrien JOt 201 10nettle nettle Landon 2 02 nrboks100I 301 1 Dulcle 2 07 Chandler1001 ROl IsGarters Garters ZtololmaZI 111 Galloping Maid 2 H2 Srlaller ino1 ol atTime Oa10plol Time 103 2sPoor Poor starf won drlvlnr Uerkeley cb 2 bynicudonn nicudonn Carnees owned by Morris trainedby by 1 Jleaca nrm lun Selllnt for threeyearolds and upward 1400added added seven furloncsHont Hont ana Age ttt Jotktv Bttttng FtnBelle Belle Strome 4 110 SJohnson ft1 6a Iirew New York aged100 lagan 11 evenarfl 2l t5Searfeli arfl I to Lee 5I 31 3L Hayman 3310 Knglander even 13 4Toucan Toucan 1C Uebert en1 121 6Andrew Andrew Mack I Time 1CD Decuman 15888Good 101 91Time 0Tml Good start won driving Dele Strome br 4verne by hen SiromeTe Humber owned by the ArVerne verne Stable trained by Tor MannlxSIXTH SIXTH HACKHandicap Handicap for all act Moo added one mile anda a sixteenthHunt Hunt and Aft Wt Jockey Rtttlnt FinDolly Dolly Sjmnker5Ilil Miller 76 laWalerCra Vatrrcrau 107 Homer 61 13Ird ZIx Lord Uoanertcs I 00 Notter si 81 siAgile Agile 4 1M Creamer ol 21 4Stolen Stolen Moments 8 94 JJohnson 81 s1 I Oraculum loOHaan Ol 21Time 8TIme Time 14944Good Good start won easily Dolly Spanker br I by Kingston Lad Gay owned by WilsonJr Jr trained by 1 Healeynmnlnsi nmnlnsi Entries for TodayFirst furlongsThe First Race For three yearoldi telling sevenfurlongs The Clown lOOIHocus POCUI Chlppcwa 10 Ladsarion 07Hooray Hooray 101 fettle Bouncer 87Reldmore Reldmore 101 Kings Gem 05Akb Akb 100 Anna Smith OSAnnetta Annetta Lady100 Gentian 83Clncliona Clncliona OS Society lud 00Hmevoirnt Benevolent Trnsmul 80Lawumlan Lawumlan Klame ha IIMidas 80Vlldas Midas baby Willie 80Second Second Race For maiden twoyearold coltsIx olx turlongslilue Blue Book 112 Soerldan 112Monkey Monkey Puzzle112 Ilero Tuckemnuck112 Kltovar 112Dankall Dankall 112 C4bocboa212Third Narelle 112Third Nlrele 11Tird Third Race Selling one mile and a sixteenthRed Red Knight Ill AzellnaLenardJoolIaymanllO 1 LenardJoolIaymanllO Dokaber goYoladay Onatai tm YoladayHanover 07Luretl Luretta IO Hanover Hornpipe asOcean Flat 102 Ocean SprayChalfonte IIC Cizalfonte101 MFourth 80Fourth Fourth Race For fillies and geldings maidentwoymarolds two yearolds six furlongsGrace Grace Cameron10 Ambush I tO Nettle CarIlaItO Lauton LightMary tO Jot town tO 111 lone to Manana tO I Sphinx 109Mary Mary Hall 10 Neoskietta109Swift Swift Girl 1091 Accmulallt0 Manumymoo109 JUne Time 10 OIl Colony 101 Rye Dov looArlington Arlington 10 Lady KarmajogDissent Dissent 10JFifth Fifth Race Selling one mile and 40 yardtWorkman Workman113fltlteW MacklotIvanhoe Ivanhoe U2Klamt ha I lotKmneror Kmneror of India tUI New Vorlr 101Rather Rather Royal loSIPIinUgenet 101Illue Illue Pigeon 1WI Pleasant Day 1 I Hooray 104 1 Fllmnap OSPanique PunUlue t0 luretla citflciphie ndphle 103 HolowayfOrsnd 1 Orsnd 1uchcu103 Retdmoore 97Weirulsorne Wtlrdsome inslWInnlnr Hand 95uVittle trtlome lOllJudge White Sixth Race Handicap ole mile and a quarterOrmtiJe OrmtiJe Rlgat 120IBJnker Red KnightIlSiIalctte 91 Angler 107BulwarU IIRlnn Solon ShinglelOutipete DallryCedentrome I Cedentrome MICaronal 54FootbahlFordbain Football Fordham vs Holy Cross polo OrdtThanktzlvlng Thanksgiving Afternn 230 Ticket at SpaldlngsAtt Att 7MANY I iAN HORSEX AT AVCTIQMSale Sale Garden Attractr at MaiUion Square Gum Attct Many DaycnAfter After the Horse Show there are alw8rl lots of horse sales and yesterday there wereseveral several In the different marts In this cityand and horses were offered to the public of everytype type and those who are1 looking for bargaincan can pick them up It they pay attention tothe the bidding In the next few days The biggestBale Bale began at the Madison Square Gardenand I and It will last for about two weeks duringwhich which time some thousand head of horseswill will pass under the hammer In thla lot willbe be the Lawson horses from DreamwoldYesterdays Yesterdays sale Included trotters and Arabsand and although the stock was good the biddingwan wan only fair The trotters were mostly a the kind that would make fair road horsesand and as the driving season nearly over theywere were not In much demandThere There were seven Arabians In the lot withpedigrees pedigrees a yard long and guaranteed Eachhorso horso looked well too tot the Arab la a picturehorse horse I nothing else but they did not appeal peal to the buyers The seven brought only 11325 The highest price paid a 710 forNegdarlan Negdarlan and the lowest price was 33At wI At the Garden yesterday wereliCParmentlerChicagoJohn ChicagoJohn Saepard Boston A WelchOhio Hartord Nathan Strauss Sew York UJanvier Janvier Sew York Drlanncr ClevelandOhioJarnee Ohio James Wethcrcll Gait Ont A EPerrlnBuffalo Buffalo Qulmby Uoston John KingGoshan Goshan Jacob Kuppxri Poughkeeptle Harry Devereaux Cleveland John BhultzAverlll Now York Wiiam Miller Albany 8Averi 31terb Averlll Syracuse A A Danfortb Washington Ington III 8 Knox Buffalo Frr BecorJ Oaleburl Ill Daniel God Buffalo DavidShauu 1 Sbauu Plttburl John Spa ClenlandJ Chandler Berlin VVls KnapsackMcCarthy McCarthy Terre Haute lad MyronIutcHenry McHenry Chicago 1 Vance NucThe yon Cleveland and Sam MdIlan New Yok The following were the best pricesNerdrun Nerdrun York ch 1 ared 0 Nlnker NewYork 131Qalnn Quinn t8 by Sunol Laurita PlSl0Quinn Persons New York 41 Lrenz lamln th 153 by Darevu Belle Hamln Smith Albany 17 Motby br t68 by Allerton Lady Goodhue hue Coyne New York 400Cola Cola tfoby I 132 3 by MosbyLallaBookb ld Bookb I Hidden Sharon 400Inrableltosr larabie Rose bm t8 7 II Druck New York BOOXVabassIe XVabassIe ra 1SJ I by MississippiMaid Maid Case Hooalck Falls NY 110Medlo Medlo 18 0 bY Pilot Medium Lady Epicure Dr UrITtn New YorK city 100Dorothy Dorothy Grey 152 I by WapelaLel Lela Stanford John II Phillips NewYork York city I SphInx ZoSH ch 181 by SphinxWinnie Winnie George Kelly Vatertown tw 400Splnky Splnky eh 152M 8 by Alpha CAlk lilacS Norcha II Albertsoo Riverbend bend 7 6MBILLIARDS BILLIARDSCllne Cllne Makes a Good Average and LeavePeterson BehindHarry Peterson Far BthndIar Harry Cine averaged 25 last night In the 183 balk line professional tournament In theNew New York Theatre Building and beatCharles Charles Peterson who wax little more than aspectator spectator The core wan to 85 Clinwas was one Inning short of tying Cutlers recordaverago averago for the tournamentCllno Chine opened with 1 meritorious nm of 48The I The bal ran smoothly for him at first butsoon soon scattered ire never got them wherehe he wanted them again but drives draws andwldtrplays wldtrplays were BO carefully and well executedthat that he continued to count by play that wonopen open and covered a great deal of groundWith With a run of 42 ChIne went Into his secondhundred hundred In the third Inning He worked In amore more compact area this time and playedbetter better position Peterson who wan playingIn In haphazard fashion responded with 0and and tho score was lo too In Ones favorThe The thirteenth shot of ClIneB sixth Inningwan wan a scratch Me mlseued a draw 810nl the end rail but the cue ball was kissed backto to the second hell Peterson has been upagainst against all the scratches of the tournamentline Clne surely played scrumptious billiardsscratch scratch or no scratch He helped himself totwentynine twentynine more after the fluke and thenext next time up extruded 71 points by closebalk balk lining Ills total had jumped up 217 just 204 morn than Peterson hadCllne Chine was baCk at the table In no time Heleft left an alignment which gave Peterson achance chance to bank and miss both balls Cllnecribbed cribbed 20 In his turn making 142 for threeconsecutive consecutive Innings Peterson played billiards lad In his eleventh Inning which was OneIn In contrast with what he had been doingCllne lie ran 21 and then failed to lend the ball out ot balk with 0 bank IbotlUnA lUnA made a wonderful shot from a nearfreeze freeze In the thirteenth inning The cueball ball clipped the red and went the length ofthe the table for two cushions Then he reeledoff off a beautiful string of caroms NursingIn In the centre space was a big factor In a runof of 100 The bal froze on the ninetyfifthshot shot and were spotted A three cushionwas 11tl was the ninetysixth and a long hard twocushion cushion shot the hundredth lie ran outthree three Innings later The scoreCllne Cllne M04o 42 7 15 a is ion611Total Total 10 Average 25 high runs log 71 Pelemons 0 01 3 3 11 Co 2110Total Total 8S Average 1015 Ill jh rum 232010Taylor Taylor and Honpe play this afternoonand and Cutler and iallagher tonightNEItRASKA NEItRASKA TIlE CITAMl IOnroln Lincoln Men Finish First In Western CrossConn Country Rare Held In ChicagoFor For the second time In three years theNebraska Nebraska crosscountry runner won thejhamplonshlp championship of the Western conferencentereollecinte ntereollecinte association held recently overho the live mile Jackson Park Midway course InChicago Chicago They won In 1WM and Chicagoaok took the honors In loos the meeting havingjeen been held first three years ago The pin score of the Nebraska team was 28 five menjountlng counting Tho Wisconsin team wan secondwith with 45 point and Chicago third with 49The polnil The winner of the Individual championshipwas was Havens of Nebraska who lei from thetnrt start He won easily Ina minutes 4 secondsBertlos tlrt Bertlos of Wisconsin finished second after 0 hard fightwth Cnldwell or Chicago The maroon moon representative put up a hard fight cpe ron considering that he spurted the lostnaif half mile passing six men In that distanceSliuart Sliuart one of the Chicago runner faintedifter after going three miles He was revived bytomoof tomoof the other men who came along laterind and struggled through the race finishingIn In last placenaclnR flaring at New OrleansNEW NEW ORLEANS Nov 28 Although no stakeFeature Feature was carded today at the FairGrounds Grounds a good crowd was out and witnessed nessed a first clans days racing Favoriteplayers players again got away with the money asfive five of the choices reached the Judges HandIn In front HummaryFirst First Raee Five furlongs Duren Arnold 110rNIcot rNIcot 3 to 2 won Windfall 110 1 liennetisy I to 2 second spider Web ItO Troxlcr to 1third third Time 101 35 Quince Mamie ONeillDurhess Due Tme Montabello Isabel Atntree SuadaHeine Brine Kegenta Electric Lydia Miss Parker Florani Pear and Cuban Star Alan ranSecond Second Race Six furlonts nhtppoorwlll inNlrol INtroit 3 2 won Eoblnnor 122 Mountain 20Ime to I second Adbl 125 Cherry I 10 IhlrdTme Time 114 S4 Optional Arabo and Ring Wlldajso also ranThird Third Race One mile and a quarter Gladiator 10 Aubucbon SH to 1 won Safety Light 10 Mountain 8 to 1 second Oberon D2 Drliiby 10 to I third Time 0 Little Scout SanctionLldden Lldden Cashier Royal Armsand Leader also ranFourth Ldden Fourth riace One mile St Valentine 110 Gannon non 2 to 1 won Jack Dolan 10 I Auatin I to I second Ir Sprulll lO Morris 4 1 thirdTime Time 140 16 mol Ellsworth Hercher Old StoneDromlo Dromlo and Fred llornbeck nlso ranFifth Fifth Race Five anda half furlonri Glamor 102J Hennessv 7 to I won Beau Mrummrl t0 OFliher Fliher 110 1 second Morales 10 Seder IS toontlu 1 thIrd Time 107 11 SolY 11 VotIng nreAlarm Alarm Phantom Light Cora PrIce LS I EIxIrPonlu Pontius and Monere also ranSixth Sixth Race One mile and a sixteenth Col Dartett tel 10 Garner 7 to5 won Dr McCluer Martin tin a to 1 second Merry Belle 92 lurlon1 totthird bird Time 140 Dourke Cock ran MIni SauceenlAn enlAn Hickory Corer Happy Jack and llaeynch Lynch alto ranKew New Orleans Entries for To layFlnt Flnt Race Selling MOO nve and a bait furlonesdalla dalla l05flonanl110fllackturn llacklmrn 105 yarlt t0 nacklun loslfaclt Hardy 10 Pry Pollar Anna 8usItnleo8eeond Second Race Selllne two six lurlonnarnon arnon flail105 Invntlunorclirner ascay For nrr 10 cay tcleiaide105Airship Airship 100 Matador InsFit Fit TempeOSnl05Slariu OSLa La lheThird MlThird Third Raee Selling 4n one nlleLena Lena Milady Charade Mtr Hitter Drown 94Owlnn Urndy 0 Odd Ella toZiMlsunrl Iad Illliallouinas Hatiowinas1045Vouttli tll Fourth Race 1iirse 5SOO six furlongslirritia Herthn I insi Jitcclfr 10IornaiUr Ilorlater IornaiUr 115 rxclttnent IllMidltor Rul 1ITohollnRlan Itttitan I titan t1 011 pdnur 0 MidltorFilth 112 Sir ale HolllniSelling 1 Filth RaceiVor Selling Uuo MX furlontsimiWhlppnorvlll I nod vviru1dcratlon imiWhlppnorvlll tl ConsideratIon1071 Marlins lUl knronfitter 100 ONelll 11 01 fitterSl 111 Lady Henrtett1Selllnc leaSlnth hlh Rneellohc Selllnc Sto one irlleOJ I llohc HunnerTonda OJ Henr cked 01Condl Tondailaioiany t0 Marvin seal tatfled ilaioianyr 103 Red Coat 10 hr Yuunztolc 60 Mr SroltM 07tole tolclitter IluesaaOS I litter lad OS Merry Belle 0 Handbag 1k a 1 1 4 3 A188L 1 I tDEC AUTOMOBILE SHOW DEC CENTRALvhihitian 6R 43ttreet 3 Street lkLX LexintonAve Lret vhihitian of AmCZIC hi World Ll An eI LexingtonAvgj and Foreign Cars Ever Beld I de OnJ I NEW MODELSI i I American CarsLeading 1to I 70 LeadIng Ameic Leadig to Foreign Cars 1r 20 Leading Foreig te Exhibition ofMotor Qo 1 hbo Motor Cyclesf It Exhibition OPENSDEC1 I I of 123 I 7 CommercialVehicles DEC1 ttibitorsr Wh I wVehicles CatAccessories of Motor wu 11 Vehicles or Cccessones eldes Accessories IThe Clubs 2dsan EltonLt The Aero Anu Te iUmted SttesSatos Wing Balon BaUoofls7th san Lt Dumont Arrpl00 other noted Baloonso 7th Official I Show of TheAutoihobife Aut mobile liibyAm ricaIht Iht Cabs Sixth Annual Shorn a held At the new 69lh ArmoryMarTdovs MarTdovs Moving Picture ol the Last Vanderbilt Cvp Baee Grand PrixInternallonal International Balloon Races Recent American Balloon AscentsAdmisson Admisson 50c Including Coupon for the Moving Picture Theatre AMONG THE AUTOMOBILISTSMOTOR MOTOR PARKWAY IXCORPOltATES ATES THIS WEEKGeneral General Manager A I Partllncton Invilest vie to Explain Purpose of Projectto to niverhead Hoard of Trade HenryD Anderson General Counsel NotesA A meeting of the plan and score committeeof of the Lonit Island Motor Parkway Incxras iras held yesterday morning at the office ofthe the president Vanderbilt Jr theothers others present being A Pardlnton Jefferson fereon De Mont Thompson Ralph Petersand and Dean Alvord The articles of Incorporation tion were approved and will be forwardedto to the Secretary of State at Albany on Fridayof of this week Henry Anderson who Is amember member of the law committee was appointedgeneral general counsel Second VicePresident andgeneral general Manager Panilneton expects tohave have the offices on the elcrhth floor of theNight Night and Day Dank Bulldlncopen for buslness ness next Monday Mr Pardlnston hasreceived received an Invitation from the RlverheadBoard Board of Trade to meet the members nf theorganization organization and discuss the various phasesof of the parkway as far as Klverhead In concerned cerned Mr Pnrdlncton land Mr Thompsonwill will go down to Riverhead to explain the proposition osition during the second week of Decemberas as the near approach of the Automobile Clubof of Americas automobile show In the RrandCentral Central Palace will not permit them to goto to Riverhead any sooner After the meetingwith with the RlvMhead Board of Trade MrPardfngton Pardfngton expects to begin holding meetingsin in many of the places through wh ch the parkway way will pass In order to explain the objectsof of the parkway and answer any questionsthat that residents along the right of way maywish wish to isk It IH Mr Pardlngtons opinionthat that these meetings will prove of great benefitand and will greatly simplify the acquisition ofthe the necessary property for the right of wayfor for the parkway as he feels that land ownerswill will more willing to set fair prices for theirproperties properties when they fully understand thescope scope of the undertakingBlgnor Signor Tlncenzo Florlo the creator of theannual annual touring speed contest In Sicily knownas the Targa Florlo says the contest torlOT lOT will be held over a course from 400 to dookilometres kilometres In length and the entries will belimited limited to machines of either four or sixcylinders cyUndef with a bore of from 120 millimetresto to 130 millimetres The winner of the 1007race mllmptrts race will be declared the permanent winnerof of the Targa Florlo and will receive In addition tion 15000 francs In prize moneyA A train of recent accidents due to thepoling poling or ramming of motor cars by theorder shafts ot horse drawn vehicles ot the htlvlerorder order coupled with the announcement ofthe the building of a steel armored car for protection tection this evil calls attentionto against very Ivl rR11 atlntonto tecton prevalence says the Motor IVorMthis CommonlY speaking any accident fromthis this cause Is laid ni the door of the driverof vehicle the directattribute of the Impinging vehicleusually rht dlrtctatribute attribute is to his anImosity to the motor carand and Its patrons Yet even considering thelikelihood likelihood of this as a probable cause or atleast least a contributing factor to the cause Inmany many Instances the fact remains that thereal real responsibility lieu with the other partyIn In almost every case foil the horse drawnvehicle vehicle Is at beet under poor control asjudged judged by the standards of the motor carThe The Instincts of selfpreservation lead ev ryuser user of the city streets to look out for himselfregardless regardless of the convenience of others andso so the welfare of following trafllo Is Ignoredalmost almost Invariably when stopping or turningcorners corners Yet the apathy of the work horsoand and the heedlessness of his driver coupledwith with the great bulk of the loads commonlydrawn drawn make a combination which cannotstop stop within Its own length even when proceeding ceeding at a walking pace The motoristknows knows this from sad experience It may hewhen yet the hitter anathemas of lie teamsterwhen when reproved for running amuck usuallyserves serves to blind him to the real fact of thematter matter and leads him to the dpmion that thnaggression aggression has been wilful Hindsight aswell well as foresight should be within the ncopoof of every automobile drivers powers andwhen when checking speed he should govern himself self according to the needs of other traHlcI I have become firmly convinced that practically tically all professional chauffeurs are descended scended from Digger Indians for am entirely tirely nt a loss to explain their fondness fordust dust br any other nason said a memberof of the New ork Motor Club yesterday during big the luncheon hour at the club headquarters quarters My wife has two of her sistersvisiting visiting us Just now and as my runaboutwill will not hold all of us I asked a friend of mlnnto to lend me his touring car on Sunday Icould could take the girls for a ride on Lone Island HP said he would be delighted anti wa sopolite polite about It that he Insisted El sendingdevoto his clta1iTeur along to drive the car co I oniuidevote devote all of my attention to my wlfo andher her slhtfrsHe He wits a rood driver all rcht carefulseeded and cautious even though he mayceelud seeded the speed limit at times but HO dorsevery every one else whos car Ufaet enough Hestarted started out between 10 and ll oclock drivingslowly slowly down Fifth avenue from llnrlemso so the girls could soc the dresses of the feminine nine churchjroep and crossed over to Long Inland City by the Thirtyfourth street ferry I had planned go to the Garden City Hotel for dinner travelling overtho Hoffman lionlctaklng yard and Jericho TurnpIke In the afternoon taking a ride around the IDAS Vanderbilt cuncourse course sad retuning home along the North i UncterbergThe bitterI I The Joyof I of the Holidays I is appreciated more fullywhen when the appetite is keenthe the brain clear the eyesbright bright and the ruddy glowof of health shows itself Asa a tonic and appetizer thereis is nothing so good asUnderberg Underberg BoonekampL BittersEnjojcble Enjojcble a cocktailandbttttr sad btttr for TOOOver Over 6000000 bottleaImported Imported to SLUYTIE3 SoldC nvrswhriLUYTIES LUYTIE3 ai BROTHERSCentral i Central A teatsi fr i New YorkHempytoad aa4ayi 4ayihlempatrad Hempytoad Turnpike and Broadway through BayskU and Flushing to Long Island City This was enlarged a trifle as the girls Insisted sisted on being driven over to Oyster Bay from East Norwich when I told them howclose close wit wers to the Presidents summero4ne homeIt o4ne was a good thing for us that the roadswere were not as dusty as they have been on some former occasions when I have ridden over them for the chauffeur insisted on chasingevery every car that he saw When some big high powered Imported machine with a low hung body that of course raised a cloudof of dust would pass us he would put on morepower power and give chase Instead of dropping back out of the dust cloud He caught andi i passed some of them but others had too muchpower power and would keep Just far enough aheadso so we could not pass all of us breathing mostly dust during these brushes took the girls half an hour to make themselvesI I presentable after wo reached the hotel at Garden City an I felt a certain reluctanceabout about giving the chauffeur too many orders He did not oem so anxious to chase othercars cars while we rode over the Vanderbilt cup course after diner but It would not haveroads mattered mulch us the oil sprinkled on thoseroads roads for the cult race last month has leftthem them practically dusMess On the way home however his sporting blood was againtoo too much for him and we were all well coveredwith with dust when we alighted 1 have riddenwith with lots of professional drivers and theyare are all alike so far as chasing along in dustclouds clouds Is considered whether they are In a hurry or not The peck of dirt that everyone one is supposed to consume In a lifetime la amere mere bagatelle to the professional chaffeurof of todayIIORSE HORSE SALE AT LEXINOTONAlccdo Alccdo Suburban Winner Sells forISO ISOLFXIMJTOJ LFXIMJTOJ Ky Nov 26The seventhannual annual Kentucky thoroughbred solo by theFasigTlpton FasigTlpton Company began here todayand and many of the most prominent turfmen ofthe the East and West were present The dayMadden was levotd to consignments from John 8 Madden Baker A Gentry David Gideon lainea lalwuy Bell the Oneck Stable Cowdln Oxnard and the istatoof of the late Major Thomas Hood pricesruled ruled throughout 140 head bringing 146575an an average of 1332 lielvldere the notedof sire of Salvidere the champion twoyearold old of 1900 eiielteet a bid of only SOO becauseof of his extreme age 22 years while Alcedo I Hell Suburban winner brought only ISt Another noted performer which passedunder under the hammer was Butterflies the firstfiii nily that ever won the Futurity Maddenpnld paid J1750 for Caoutchouc the highest priceof of the day Tho best sales wereFalty Fatty cti 9 by Kingston darn Ski dl bympernr Emperor Milton Voinit tl 100 Salama by Hlmynr dam Soubrrltr brrltr by Farandole Max itamuelMn 1100Itrin lng faunr1t cli fl by ilanovep darn Itrin clog Cup by King Craft Milton VouulZTartfltl 1J09 Tactful br 6 hv Imp Mirthful darn Partridge by Longfellow 3t Ssmuslson iXuo Anna flab br by Klnistsn damur JauratbiOnnndaeaJ Harno IOOD Grace iumhert imp ch by Sainfoin rinm Maid of ilrntmorr by CamelUnl Milton Young ttfto lien Mijrtty TO by liii HUrmrrs Jam Iluttrrtly Sir lHnn I Powers ffv I are ft hr Imp Pen Slrome data luolin br Alarm Iuwtr i nan Helen i re tv lilt Highness dam Carrie by Sfimtlon towers 1100 Canutehour 10 by Imp Galore dam Isniina bv Alarm 4 Madden 1iterfiIes Itiu rllle ft by Mr nuon dam Sienedes by Imp ilonnie Scotland 1 1 I trpcnter ojo Denora Imp 9 by Donovan dam Musldora by Bender Milton Young 1000 Autos Given Away PracticallyOwners Owners want Results Hence IHICFS DROPMake Make oders Demonstrations cheerfully given MOUnusual Unusual OpportunitiesMOOO MOOO Peerless IMO S3000 Peerless S4M 3500Acme jtila 1030 17003 tanbarul 5230 FIve otherPanhards Panhards 1204 to 1Mi floctel t410 2710Acme Acme IBM KMO PopeToledo MO Mnoo Popstco tco 14500 Haynes fifty horse l4ix 3UThomaa JMO Ratnlers Clevelands Maxwells luroblrrtPackard Packard hand practically every known reliable iiukeAfter After visiting all see the oldest establishment laManhattan Manhattan Practically no KEASONAULE OFFERrefused refused1IKOADWAY 1IKOADWAY AOTOHOniLK EXCHANGE74734D 74734D West 47th St Telephone SOD7 ErjsntAUTOMOBILE AUTOMOBILE PRICES DROP IISO ISO Slightly Vied HIGH Clsgs CartSent Sent here for sale at GREATLY REDUCEDPRICES PRICES await your Inspection Tovrtng Cart tmto to S2500 Runabouts from SUS Satisfactorydemonstrations demonstrationsITTIUUt ITTIUUt Automobile Exchange 231 IT BUhStnear near BroadwayWhere Automobile Owners Supply DepotWhere Where supplies are RETAILED at WHOLESALErices prIces A visit will convince all and save youI 11U7DREDS of dollars oa your purchasesless less Breadway between Bltt and SM tilTIMES TIMES SQUARE AUTO COLarcest Larcest Automobile Dealers In the WorldAutomobiles Automobiles Bought Sold and ExChanged IIS West 48th 1W Bway Phone 8423 lrraatAutomobiles Automobiles Wanted Spot Cash ReadyBROADWAY BROADWAY AUTOMOBILE EXCII1KGEZ47M8 Z47M8 West 47lh Telephone 8007 ErrantHOUSES HOUSES AND CAHUIUJFOld Old Glory SaleContinues 5 5 Continues ToDay atMadison Madison Sq GardenR MORE DAYS AND FVGSttarehorir ttarehorir TrottersPacers Pacers stallions llroooinarrs wares and sensationalXnuneiler XnuneilerUornlng Morning Session loM Aif Evening 7JO UFASIQTIPTOX FASIQTIPTOX CO Madison SQ Garden YFOR FOR SALE HORSE DLANKETS OIL STORMCOVERS COVERS Lined Stable Blankets t5e Wool SUIIeB 123 Square Illanketa 135 iIeav Farm ItlnletLa IDS io0 0 lbs 1300 10 lbs 13uS Truck Msnets eta Leathered for Barnes 0 lbs J33 10 lbs MSiOil Oil Storm Covers JSoorCTEHS rCTEHS IIAItNCSS SADDIEKV COBa 88 Vett Broadway near Chambers UpstairSave Save the Horse 5 a Bottleguarantee 5 fguarantee guarantee contract booklet and letters on all lameness ness TIIOTCIIEMICALCO nincharntonNTMICHIGAN MICHIGAN MAY STICK TO WESTNot Not So Sure That Wolverines Will QuitConference Conference AssociationAccording According to the opinion now from AnnArbor Arbor It Is not so sure that Michigan willwithdraw withdraw from the Western IntercollegiateAssociation Association There Is some feeling over theShichiganhennsyivanla MichiganPennsylvania football game andtho the Interpretation of the rules In that contestand testand the statement Is made that the olverines verines will not now be so eager to Bet out ofthe the Big NineIn In fact it is said that If a football game CADbe be arranged for next fall between Chicagoand and Michigan the Ann Arbor men wilt beglad glad to stay In According to Prof Lane andProf Prof Bates of the University of Michiganof the faculty members of the Michigan hoardof of athletic control are ready to offer eiiFopposition opposition to any attempt to take Michiganout out of the Western associationSALE FIRESALE SALESpalding SpaldingAthletic Athletic Goodsdamaged damaged la the fire of November a at prices from 40 to 60 per cent belowthe the regular catalogue pricesDownTown DownTown Store OnljrA A SPALDING BUGS 126128 Nassau Street72O4 7204Factory Factory Is now the largest Union Hand 8adi 10 Cent Cigar Factory In the railed SUM337MH 337MH iw England Favorite.