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The postponed meeting of the Con-
necticut league directors will he held
at Hotel Tait, this afternoon for the
purpose of electing oiflcers and dis-
cussing the expansion of the league to
eight clubs.
Your Uncle Jeems O'Rourke. can-
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The managers. of the state cham-
pionship three and ten mile road races
in New .Huven, Thanksgiving hay,
have announced the prizes, which in
addition to the honor-of State Cham-
pions for 3 and 10 mile road races are
the finest and most expensive cups,
medals, and useful articles ever given
for like moss in Connecticut.
in the 3 mile race there are six
prizes of which three handsome, quad.
ruple. silver-plate cups go to the first,
second and third men. The fourth
This cup goes to the fellow who has
not won any prize in running and
does not win any other prize in’ thisl
race. Prizes five and six go to two
competitors first in who live in Con.
nectlcut. outside of .Xelv Haven. Of
these the filth prize is a four piece,
quadruple silver plate tea set. con-
sisting of tea pot, cneanl pitcher, sugar
bowl and tray, and the sixth prize lea
dld‘atewfor president on the old guard
ticket. will seat himself in Hotel Tait.
this very afternoon and. surrounded=
bribe.“ Connecticut. league magnates,
will watch with careful eye, the result»
of the voting. At the primaries a
couple of weeks ago, Jeeme secured
on easy renomlnation on the stand-
pat platform, hilt he was forced to
mahogany case 8 day clock. Fellows'
who live outside of New Haven have a!
chance at each one of these six llrlzes .
while the New Haven fellows have on
ly a chance .to the first tour.
| in the 10 mile race. there are four
‘prlzes, of which three gate the fll‘st.‘
second and third men, a fourth to
prize is it handsome cup to the novice. _
limit
PREPARING
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day Altar lhreallay": Rest —‘-
Bomaislor in Game on Sat.
With a rest since last Wednesday.
the practice of the Yule varsity squad
will start todayat Yale field and con-
,tlnne uninterrupted up to the Harv
vnrd genie. Every day will count
‘with the end of the season so close at
hiind. and the coaches. reinforced by.
a score Mothers. will drive the men
hard for‘the remaining period.
The omission of practice some as
lhé result of the death of Theodore
York, of Philadelphia, the big right
guard, who died last Wednesday and
out of respect to whom the practice
and the Colgate game were cancelled.
'Generlllly there is it rest for the var-
see the same old peilrile Opposition the man who makes the best time forum“ men Monday but many the team
develop among the opposition. Min-
ority Leader Daniel Salubrious O'Neil,
,the 10 miles. and a fifth to the teilowl
who lives in Connecticut outside of
will startyscrimmaging and there will
be ocrlmmaglug every day this week
sometimes known as Dan, aided and - New Haven and comes in mg" and with the possible exception of Friday}
g abetted by one .1. Ciarkln. of Hart-
‘tord, announced their usual bolt.
Clarkln bolts everything from a con-
vention to his semi-occasional meal.
anyway. O'Neil developed untmgllrd
tendenres ln- ills youth llnil‘eppesrs
absolutely unable to live down his
punt. ‘ .
(illurkin. who is u. regulation .Cholly
Murphy of our own“ little league, ad.
vocutes o Hartford scribbler known
as Johnny Gleason tor the dictatorial
lion-ore. This would prove to be a
nice plan for Jim. if it could be curl
rled through. There will probably be
u waving of bundunus when Glenson'o
‘ home Is mentioned. but it is conti-
does not win any [other prize.‘ The
first prize is a handsome quadruple}
plutesliver cup with ebony base stand-
ing over 21 inches high. it is by far
the handeomest prize ever given in
mnnectlcut in a 10 mile race. The
second prize is e are piece, quadruple
HHVBFDIEW tea set. consisting of too.
'pot. sugar bowl, cream pitcher, spoon.
holder and tray. The third prize con-
sists of 26 pieces of quadruple plate
silver ware. epochs. knives and forks.
etc. in n. handsome chest. The time
prize Is I Waltheul watch, guaran-
teen for one your in I 20 your gone
uptecd gold tilled one.
, Additional prises are iwo‘handwlhe
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'when there will be a signal drill, pre-
paratory to the Brown gums on
Saturday.
Several of the coaches and players
saw the game between Harvard and
Princeton Saturday and were much
impressed by Brickley'e ability to
buck the line and kick goals. The
latter fact has made the coaches more
than ever determined to develop
Yale's already remarkable defense;
realising that on this principally
Yale's hopes of the championship
must rest.
The members of the Sound arc in .
zoom-condition for the most part.
Coonly has it sprained ankle which ,
dcntly asserted that the O'Rourke ““9“ m a” W” M” “m “’- “nm‘ “‘ however. is rapidly getting better.
steam roller will be right on the Job, the three mite race “VI” in wenblllnndsll. another gourd, has the some ‘ 1
even as in the days of yore. The old -villo, the section “1' M” Haven ‘3 trouble. Flynn. Phil!!!» and GIIMIBY‘
guard dies. but never diospnls. '
Since the reuominntlon of the prom
out league head. the stand-putters
lulvc stumped the state. pointing to
.leom‘s record. it their nilogutions
may be accepted-«and there is no
reason why they shouldn't-«alt would
seem. that O'Rourke“. been pilot
long enough to weather several
storms. not tc‘lnoution suhdry hurri-
runes and other diuturbam of more
or lain moment.
Aside from the work of the elector-
al mugiluten. the new plotter-m will
occupy the limelightth m.
Jack Zelllr. ll minister plenthmlm ‘
from a hurt; culled Pitmlhld.vvould
have the illuminant. inoiudoithalt
thriving mllnlcipslity in their circuit.
Right on Zslhir's hoell‘sre [Mill on-
”Vet's tram New phloem New tim-
d633,!“ wanting mam think ind ,
they won‘t he hww till they, Infill.
.il'l‘ho opposition to: ltlle’ilmm
{which the me is run. Also survivors“
medals in the 10 mile race will be‘
iglvop to competitors who do not will
other prizes and who finish within one
hour and fifteen minutes.
These races are under A. A. Ufruleii
Ind handicapped by the edicts] handi-
cnppcr oi the A. A. U. Feller/s who
have never done muchvin running will
to given a libersl handicap curt over
more upoflwced runners. ‘ Entry
buns: with minimal-scan he obtained
its woman. John G. Communal»
mun Milli or illoo‘m 59. No.60
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“rim tweem_ no
it till!“ '
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1W' «on all
hail muscle bruises which they should i _ f
be over now. ‘Bomollller‘l shoulder
still give. the coaches concrcn. hot it
,il'nxheoieii that ill will be able to
start the Brown game. He will luvs
to wear ll brace. however.
couches hope that with the help oi
this he will be able to play in all the _
union tor the remainder of the oils- .
son. The shoulder wu‘ injured «m 5
your. and at Yale iloid sud hos council " ‘
con-nut trouble ever sim’thiin. in» I ~ _ .
can is Muller to that of lichen. Klin‘ .-
Alumni“ ‘ w:
and the .
This team will ”he kept busy all the
week‘for the coaches do not under-
estimate the otnength of Brown and.
rephze that the three days of practice
lost must be mode up. '
Pliislluilniiln' oliilllilo‘
liLllIS mall assailants“
s'r. mills, Nov. i.-Roger means-
hsn. recently unconditionally released
as manager ofthe‘St. Louis Notional
league {Baseball club, departed for
his home in Toledo, Ohio. last night.
Before leaving, Bresnsnnn said he had
received offers from two National
league clubs and one American league
teamior his services as catcher.
Bresnaben said that he will not
consider any offer at present as he in- §
tends to fight for his contract with the
local National league club. Pitts-
burgh and‘Chicago. according to ‘o
telegram from President Lynch, havel
made offers for Brosuahan‘s services.
it 'BNsnahan can get: away from the
Natlonsileague he probably will me
with the local Amerilden League club.
as e formal offer hasibeeh made.
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Fine table claret at 65c gallon. Fine
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