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NEW HAVEN. Nov. l’l.—Sltevliu
gave the Yale football team its last
hard work before the Harvard game
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NEW YORK, Nov. 11‘6eorge Suf—
-ton of Chicago defeated George F.‘
Situation of New York last night in a‘
I long drawn out match in the handicap
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CAMBRIDGE, Linea. Nov. l7.—-Har-
vard's immediate preparation for the
game with Yale. to be played in the
Stadium next Saturday. began yester-
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e“ rumors that the team had becngqee for yourself that no money was
overtrained and that some of Ute bent ' d thl show
men were out of condition (were laid ml: 9‘: Dijarcvs—l'll want a big bag of
a: rest when the entire varsity squadi ’tlltl'deposi-ted in Australia before
it‘llurli‘d. There was an hour’s scrim-E30“ Yankees can coax me to Am.
wage in which the varsity scored two‘erit-a Wait until you see what, 1.“!
toutlidowns llgainst ithe scrubs, a'l-mo with Eddie McGoorty again,
though the second team. couched inl Danny Morgan—I ’want a rough
to» lltlunhyh‘dlllfl plays. gave the reg-1mm“ tearing-in fighter with the K.
1mm considerable trouble, '0 unch Another K 0 Brown m“;
The first string seemed a hit fireman” wake 'em all u lwit-h new"; andi
:l‘lll it was ttot until the second var-ia punch p
.wt)’ backfield was sent into the line-& Dan IllCKetrlck—Young Ahearn h
up that the others on the big team“hp greatest middleweight ever born
mall) began to settle down to hunt. Why he can annihilate them a“ "-
ram. ' Then Schlielitet'. Lewis, Hoff- ”15;" oh" 'ive him a chance .
nan, Benedict and Shock made con-i Phil 1) ‘_ t‘ N 'l -
{muons advances and. though their], “'39P" 9‘“ y all the fighters
ill the rin' at th. .
[mill was obstructed all of the time. I" 9 present make me
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weary. They e. '
managed to carry the ball down the old~timeru ' ar ”0' “he the great
fits-id for good gains. “ _
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In view oi" the fact that Gaston, the g~ perm" I Mb" ”‘9
fearful war was over. I'd certainly
Pennsylvania couch. had seen it oodi .
g like. to box again for the big chum-
hit“) of LOllltllt‘ games and that he‘plonship.
mid four assistants were keen on: \b A ll
lockers at Cornell's contest against :‘ ‘ m _If I only hild my steam
M'axhiugton and Lee Saturday, metbnct how i would make Mr. Kilbano
(.mw" coaches began yesterday af-: hustle for the featherweight title.
when he put the varsity through an
hour of continuous play yesterday aft
ternoon, equally divided among sig-
nals, dummy scrimmage and actual‘
acrimmage. Today the coaches will-r
give the men only a brief drill in the,
cowl. most of which will be devoted
to signals and advice on what to or.
pect in the Harvard some. I
Tonight Louis Stoddard'e beefateakf
dinner mill mark the close of the:
training season in New Haven. Mrs;
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.SIoddard will open his home on Pros-L an average of 13 2339. ,
in?“ street ‘0 "19 Yale team. Tmntmost fruitful innings netted him 43. 37‘ Yale wan pitted against tlte uecondi
will be a 8 o'clock beefbteak dinnern’snd 27 twit-e and his average was only! team, equipped with Yale formations:
Prior to the match it was'and plays an used in previous games"
followed by a vaudeville performance
oy actors who will be brought to New
Haven for the occasion. A celebrated
New York chef will nerve the dinner.‘
Thursday afternoon the men will
.tave for Auburndale, where they will
remain until the Harvard game.
No announcement hast been made'
thus far as to whether or not therei
will be a march to the train and at
parade to cheer the team onits way,’
but the university will be at the sta;
.iium‘ contact": on Saturday to write
imigltt do. so that safety play
18.2 lislkline tournament in the con- day. The fact that the practice ses-
cert hall of the New York Theatre llOl‘l lasted two hours and a half. and
lBuilding, 400 to 300 on points made, , was the longest of the season. was re-.:
or with their handicaps 500 to 425.?xarded as an indication of the impor-
The. two v‘éterana o'. the balkiine genie; tance attached by Crimson coaches
were in 'poor stroke and each levid t-' to ,the recent development of the
E ly somewhat fearfulof what the other‘lllttev ‘téifi‘li‘ The offensive powers of:
was ' the eleven were tested in an eight-min-
mucli iii evidence and long runs per-
force few and far between. ithat time the varsity rushed from mid-
Tlte winner in his best sessions at: field to a touchdown, King going over
the tnlile collected 66. ~13 and 34, forlthe line.
Slosson's§ liefensively, the team that will meet
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arranged that loser would be select-tibia season. The varsity found no dif-
ed as the oponent for William Hoppeificulty in solving and checking thesej
the champion. in tonight‘s game. andluioves. In connection with this drill.;
it looked all if both the men were aux; it was said that the Harvard when
on: for the notionaso poorly did they; look for departures by Yale in
play in the eu'rlygnalnp.
During the n ~
ton, reached the .‘t‘iy'enty mark onlygfar as possible to contend with the
three times. while 030011 cucceode in element of surprise.
M‘Nl- m thetwontiotll mum on” the malls, yesterday. had found
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owner Sutton blind (0061‘ rather way into speculators bands,‘ t
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ii-rnoon drilling the
the most important feature of the
practice. Not content with the short
nightly drill before the scrimmage the
coaches took the Cornell men inside
of 'tlie baseball cage yeeterday after:
noon and made. them run through a
you set of‘}ighah«t.; At firstlyie var-
.xity was slow in picking up the plays.
inside of fifteen minutes the Cornell
limeliilldwas running in smooth or-
{it-r. however, and it is safe to say
that Penmwlll receive a few surprises
amtt Thursday.
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CAAlBRlleE. Moan. Nov. 11—,
Perry D. Haugltton. the Harvard.
coach. throwing aside precedent, yes-
terday afternoon ordered a stiff acrim-I
Image for the varsity regulars for the‘
first time since the Princeton game.
i“. was the hardest afternoon of prac-
tice the first string men have had for
a month.
ilaughton collected his assistant
coaches around him and former a.
loam. He gave the ball to the varsity;
t-r-am in the middle of the field and?
mid: |
“Come on, now; we've been teach-t
log you football for a couple of3
nouns. Let’s see you fellows makei
o touchdown against us." I
Tile scrimmage between the coach-t
en‘ and regulars lasted for ‘just eight
minutes. and the varsity men in that.
time brought the ball from midfield to‘
"“9 Lyard line..where. King went
through for a touchdown. The play-
ers who will start the game against‘
, Yaledemoustrated that they have losf‘
hone‘ of the power that they possess-i
ed against the Tigers more than ten2
days ago.
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brand new set of plays, which was
NORWALK BEAT NEW CA‘N‘AAN.
, The Norwalk bowling teanif-iltnoy-
ed to New Canaan last night'v and
lived up to their good reputation, by
handing the “next to heaven." lode a
trimming of two games out of three.
By this victory the Norwalks sol the|
first blood of the series. Thor-Nor.
walk boys did not bowl quite on high
as usual. but they were good enough
to get away with the match. The
team has now won four games out of
four. and they will soon be looking
for faster teams than those which
they are now playing. Last night's
“AL" DAVIS MAY WED EUGENIA
KELLY HERE?
Dancer and Helreu of $1,000,000 Dic-
cusa Question of Marrying in
Connecticut.
Eugenia Kelly, of New York, heiress
to an estate of $1,000,000 left by her
banker father. Edward Kelly. and
"Al" Davis, dancer, may, be married
in this city or Greenwich or some
other city in Connectcut today. Un~
der a decree in divorce granted in
New York yesterday Davis cannot
marry in that state. He announced
that he would go to Connecticut and
wed just as soon as the decree was
granted. '
In thir- event of their marriage Eu-
scores:
Norwdlk.
West ................ 88 96 103
' Meeker .............. 82 96 . 78
Rose, ................ 91 89 96
dittlcomb ............ 82 82 82
haningoso ........... 94 92 86
Total . . .‘ ........... 437 454 “2
New Canaan.
‘McGratll. ............ 91 103 84
King ................ 79 90 74
Wood ............... 94 103 89
Morrison ............ 93 96 89
Wilson .............. 77 105 83
Total .............. 434 - 497 419’ '
.less'tho some and cheer the oleyon.
Seats are impossible to‘obtain. In
great to the interest in the game. , .. .
The signal drift. «which tsbevltn 3 mfg?!“
took personal charge again yesterday, roaor e. p
went with a good deal of regularity
IIIIIll Willi "
“Neath of the mien
ti le play frequently.
and precision. The new plays, even
the more complicated ones, have been'
mastered. it is believed. and very lit-
tle remains to be done in perfecting ‘
their execution. All of tho resultantb
did not take part- in the signal drill.
for the trainers thought it best to give
some of the men a rest. Black.
Church and Way did not take part in
the signal practice and the varsity
lineup was: Left and. Higginbotham:
left tackle. C. Sheldon: left guard,
Kent: center. White; Ifiht guard. J.
Sheldon; right tackle. Baldridge:
right end. Allan; quarterback. Van
Nostrand; left halfback. Wilson;
right halfback. Binghnln: fullback.
Guernsey.
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BOSTON. Nov. 17.V~Chnrley White
of Chicago. who was defeale‘tt‘hwo
month ago by Mllburn Saylor of In.
diahapdl'ltt. turned on his ’knq‘ueror
last night and knocked him out a
minute and a half after the bout.
started.
count .of seven. Sayior struggled to
his feet. only to'go down again for the
full count. The; Match was to have
gone twelve rounds.
MARRIES HIB STENOGRAPH ER.
Milford Man, Aged 62. Take- an.»
Old Girl as Bride.
Judge Charles G. Roch. of Milford.
one of the foremost members of the
Connecticut bar. was married in New
York Saturday to ‘Miss Josephine
Scheiclt. of ‘South Waterbury. his prot-
ty stonomrher. Judse thilaiiibiiyr
two years of age. and his bride. is.
twenty-two years old. Miss Scheick
became Judge Root'a private secretary
about eighteen months ago. Judge
Root has two daughters, Mabel. wife
WtSltllII’tXI’iIlIS
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MIDDLETOW‘N. Nov. 17.——Another
hard scrimmage for the Wesleyan
eleven was held yesterday afternoon.
Head Coach Eustls and his entire
staff put the team through a stiff sig-
nal drill and then ran off new plays
against the scrubs‘ and freshmen.
Raymond, '99. who is assisting Coach
Eustis. was seen to be watching the
tactics of every man on various for-
mations, and it looks as if he was go-
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afloat, and miss Helen iRoot.‘who with,
. ,one son, Reuben 'Root, "resides with;
ing to spring something hem” the,‘ Judge Root at his beautiful Milford
team meets Trinity. incidence. Judge Root is the senior,y
Head Coach Elustis has devised “.member of the law firm of ‘Root i
new “heme for strengthening the McNiff, axle of the foremost legal tlrmsl
team. both in offensive and defensive I m Connecticut. Hebe: offices inNewl
playing. and this scheme will be put! Haven and Wfiterbm. as well u ml
into operation tomorrow afternoon. Al Milford. "The judge is gmhlly anal
team composed of men ineligible for legally prominent in the state. He:
We automatic undo mgr,
331%!“ ,framns,~.while Slouch did _
: horny: any n’nd made only maria; I Dalr.
After being floored for a‘
of Milford, New Haven county health‘
I line. This famous salts is made from
on at prices varying from :25 to :40
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{CONFERENCE ON
RURAL SCHOOLS.
7 NASHVILLE, Tenn. Nov. 17.—P. at
iClaxton. Federal Comminaloner
lEducatlon. addressing the. National.
ltlltitits Wittm‘
lConference on Rural Schoola here
,yhpterdhy. declared that the problem
of the country school was the most
important of all educational problem-
and therefore the most important
problem of statesmanship. “in a
ldemocracy," he added, "everything
, waits upon education."
it not artists?
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Lead or Bladder Becket-a.
Moat folk- forxet that the none“
like the bowels. set sluggish and claw
god and need a flushing coon-loudly.
Eel-e we have backache and dull min—
i cry in the kidney region. severe head-
.achu, rheumatic twinxel. torpld liver.
acid stomach. steeple-sues: and all
aorta of bladder dfaordel's.
_,You_ simply must keep your kid-
can dct'l‘v'd'and clean. and the mo-
ilnent you feel an ache or pain in the
kidney region, [at about four cancel
of Jad Salts from any good drug store
lilac, take a'tableapoonful in a glass
of State Senator Charles W. Evarts,: of water before breakfast for a few
.days and your kidneys will then act.
the acid of grapes and lemon Juice.
combined with llthla. and la harmless
to flush clogged kidneys and stimu-
late them to normal activity. it also
neutralizes the acids in the urine so
it no longer irritates, thus endins
bladder disorders. “ ’
Jud Salts is harmless; inexpensive;
makes a delightful effervescent lithiu-
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losltome of offensive play. and that the;
tiffhmy mum sm-lCriluson team was to be trained as,
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making twenty only twice in in. am: Tickets for the game. distributed in} '
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ithelr‘home on a large estate at East:
Wlliston. h 1.. which has been rent-
the varsity, the assistant coaches and.
several of the “husky freshmen. .will
has served on the board of education] 3:, afgd‘vfifll :v°;yb°ii£m
' and represented Waterbury in the' no on o aep
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NEW HAVEN, Nov. 17.——The Christ-
uias trip of the Yale basketball team
announced yesterday includes seven
games. opening with 'the Cmséent A.
C. ~iii New .York on December 17 and
'eloe‘htglwith’ the College of the City
effigy? York at that city on Decem-
NI’ Waxihe other. tomes, are: Do-
camber is. West Point at West Point;
cnuatps‘yl‘acuae;
Dd '_‘bet‘zi.8yra
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The Nmaui boys -» were , animation
ed for $3,500 a year. and .. on which
Davis will grow birdaood on a. lame
scale. In thinh pastoral scene figure
cows. chickens, ducks, horses and a
barn or two. ”
John F. McIntyre. attorney for Miss
Kelly's mother. declares that Davis
will be in contempt of court if the
wedding'takes place and that the dan-
_cer will be prosecuted.
ST. PAUL’S ,COMPOS. ..
The St. Paul’s A. A. blakemn team
went to Westport that night. and were
slaughtered by the-,Compol-‘gti‘ards, of
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outplayed 1!)?“ka appellants.
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b k ‘ ineys clean, thus avoiding serious
no up against the first eleven for. general assembly in 1891 and the “albumin“
A Well-known local druzghtt. says he
calla lots of dad Salts to folks who be-
lieve in ovareomfn; kidney ‘trouble
unit. if is only trouble.
scrimmage. Dan Kenan. last year's: Hammond in the‘atate senate in‘
captain and assistant coach this year” 1893. He was judge of the Water-
will be found at fullback. and he will bury police court in 1898 and 1894,-
attempt to’brove the strength of the! and was deputy judge of the district
Wesleyan line. Formations new to? court of Waterbury from 1893 to 1.897,
the varsity wifl' be used and a regular" .
name will be played". ‘
.. MME' SIE‘MBRIGH REfll-GN‘S.
‘ NEW; YORK. Nov. 17.—-Becausc of
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