at Aqueduct yesterday afternoon he
refuso.l to break with hia held and
cantered around the course a half mile
behind his opponents. A few minutes
later he went forih and in a trial
a. gainst time galloped a mile in the
real fast time of 1:3S 3-5.
The s' ubburmieso of the colt was
pri nt blow to a bis majority of the
thnusnndH of racegoers present. He
had worked exceptionally fast for the
trace and Mr. (Mom announced pub
licly before the race that he was good
Cornell Varsity
Pounded By Scrubs
Ithaca, X. T., Sept. 26. The second
"Varsity, with the aid of several
chances of backs, pounded the Cor
nell 'Varsity line for three-quarters of
an hour yesterday, .but failed to score.
The early workout was held in the
buseball nn.ee, where the players were
forced to go owin? to showers. In the
last few minutes a forward pass was
intercepted by Half Back Davis of the
first team and he raced 40 yards for a
score.
Paul Miller, 'Varsity guard of 1315
and 1916, will be out in togs with the
opening of college . Another likely
looking guard candidate reported yes
terday. He is P. O. Hoaff, a 1S5
pound member of the freshman crew
last season. Minor Injuries have
force! the lay-off of several of the
'Varsity backs for the past two days,
but all the men are expected hack in
scrimmage before, the end of the week.
HOBBY VEACH JT"rPS
IXTO SECOND rLACE
IX BIG BATTIXG RACK
.,..mj . n.i ,, .vil.iW hotel I'-noush to win the race in a gallop.
room, anil to aaa to in esc rn
da, ions a survey or every rnnrn in
boarding houses and private resi
dences where visitors could be lodged.
