MONDAY. our. 27, 1910
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Flll’l’EliANllS
SUFREEiE ANNE
BILUARD EXPERTS
Outclasscd \Vorld‘s Leaders
in National Tourney——
Cochran's High Run of 265
and Schaefer’s Average of
S‘tl Among Features -
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"" iiillittin;.l’r: ilf‘lllll‘“ of the 1Q?
‘lt. d.l.l .. I‘lillilllll-il‘lSiilzl billiard tourna-
*~'.' toilipit it i in“! Shillinih)’ nizht in
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ll-iiwl Astur, Nww York city. in
x-wi . it‘l't’l o: 12w .lhliwt lmlkiiners!
j: \"tll‘i-i ww- romp. mots, was the
< , within; ~litui~1ul1ty in all essen-
ll. -i>.'tllllz~tli.~ (if iht- twine of “'il-
l. i‘. ii: iii,” illu ill’lilipiOn. Not
(ml) iii-Y llntpt- win cnch f his six
ran iiiiil‘d '-'ll"'-. but limit of his Oi"
run I'. until-m or liltuivrn. submit-
i-wl etiii~nt~v “'ht‘n in zit-lion of being
:llI‘:~- .,. sir.» t‘iv till.) holtlnr more than
;... . .- .4 , w .'.lHl~;t_ ll \\.'l’\' ill" jvtvvl of
a drill) ":;.l l’nithit't! Huppt- to FF-
1 .t l in“. l
l. \. ‘- mm R‘ltmn, Mol'llintrstar.
.‘i' Hr :inrl \‘tllnnda worr- not ex-
). f w» maize any inroads on tho
-- ‘ vil‘s \ictoriolls progress. as he
imi lo'nlNl tilt-m thnrouzhly in the
;. tut tile newcomvrs. Jake Schaef-
.. \Miknr ('m-hmn. were looked
-» . posslhlt- stumbling blocks to
ii- li lit-line king. Each had challeng-
. »;»:itvdly tor titlt- matches. and
:- ~. ‘vr had found a hacker willinL'
:- ‘: $5.00” on the chances of the
a wizard'.» son in n mulch with
~ 1" .ilnpinn. it doubilvqs was a lor-
l -. thing for younz Schaei‘er and
l ‘i .. kcr that Itlglph's’ t'nzagemonts
:- ‘- tilnu of ilt' inlliinN' of the
n ‘i- . "go [ll’t’Yl‘nll'il lli< ar-cnptzlnce.
\1 i. tlit- exception oi onr- zalltc caclt
I All and Stimuli-r math» a disap-
1. t ' “m; record in the Mummy.
. . li‘fé'r in min brilliant game aver.
W, “hit-h liL’lU‘P promptly was
pw - 1. led by iloppe, (‘ochran won
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mult- in ninc inninlzs. and in a la-
t : (alliPSi set a mark of 265 for the
1v:'.l.lilllt‘nl llitzh run. lloppc came
\2 'li it a point oi" the run last Thurs-
(5 V\ Milli...
Happe's Average 47.05.
in no particular was lloppr-‘s supe-
iumii) more >harpiy demonstrated
tit .11 in the Illliiil‘l' of grand avmgesz.
'l‘m- champion scum! 2.100 points in 51
Jillllllflr, for a gcnt-ral average of 40.05.
,k‘l()\\ln2 50 per cont. more ci'fcctivc-
11-» than Mornincstar. who held the
1mm best general average. the San
Juli-:0 man's figures both: 261%.
The number of points scored by each plon is beaten or announces his re-' . lil' ‘ in l m . “-
play i. the innings required and tho tiremcnt it. will be as wall for his ri the New York -rican League Club ‘ i The Tigers and the Tires were a “fly“ hole medal match at “th met been n ‘ '
gt-m mi t'lVf‘l‘llLll'S ai‘r- as follows: vain to refrain from claiming the title. in the Dan .lohnsonl‘ays 033‘“ ”“3? 7 ‘ ‘1 1 - “a h w m the Detroit Golf Gull, ! e in "“8 city. The crawl ’
liOi’l’FI. . Strangler Lewis and Joe Stet-her are better times for all concerned in the: :13th a V9318 . Train tn. :1 _ Barnes h”. J,” {0" the thirty-six m5“ ‘9 the MM' ”nu“ ‘3
” mwr 20. . 1733(1)“. Inn‘langs. ll‘latciistl to‘tm‘eletn 1111 'Madlrson Signage. Ampflc‘n Image, now that the insane. Owin t k ' ‘1 r. Vii-572181?!“ ”:33; myI 3 mm f holes. 8 om pa, all times shouting could be M ii?
t l. lulu r 21. . . . 4m) 8 {oilfr 33h: toArgsdlatyinntlzgkeegntussl: tion against the Czar 0‘ the has“, has tn Ti He 0 did t elm a; “swift; garkne :1: 31:9 eighth twirl?“ ”:0 70 MORE C . ‘ n: _ quite a distance.
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... mil. r 22 ........... 490 5 ,Tho bout itself is a fine attraction. been made permanent by James th- Oren”: '5 .nngflg 9" ”e, :3“ ~ we :3. H ’ ‘ unflnflo ,3 M 3 “cm“ "w “3"" m V
:: Mr '3 .......... . 40? 8 hence it is dimcult to understand why her. Mr. Tuttle evinces more that :1 Th “1”" ’m i “69° ”5 “fat fits a ' '"TERML ”TH" ‘° “l“ h“ “d m 3"” '“nm
' " "‘r n ........... 40! 9 the managers of either insist that their of .slonal d H 1 f - 1h . . 9 "113880!“ 5 TNT sorry 7 "T“ pine was one of the neat M
o min-r 25 .......... . 400 12 men will struggle for the world‘s or u e g1 m . e .mm mm had to disappoint the large delegation: it. doesn‘t appear as though tho ”I“ 30‘" 3- Mm" 0‘ 529 Goeihc
. the case was won for ma chants. and . fit that h“ an ’” boo- 9h!“ (- ‘u‘
. -4 ,championshlp. Such statements will _ . . - Tl rs are in to make such a v» ‘ -' Detroit, Mich" fit” to the T -
, of local people who were to have made :9 1:0 g ry If
rum,- . _______ ._ _ . .2100 51 not help the bout. any. he believes that the Juulor major in trip in”, I“ a“, u it was MM by NIH!“ Illtltme: field. only to be called 0! in I.“
. ~de averagc. 47.03. High single As wrestling is in for the same big league can make more rapid progress. 9 ‘ , 3 9th . b ' k I “I have never written 0! the “mm“ on acmfl 0‘ m 1.-
..~. mun 80. High run. 164. :boom that. boxing. football. baseball with Johmnss hands bound. The fit Beginning with this unday and con- ear strong ac ers. benefit: I obtain“ f you ’ 800?? at ”I. 6" 0f the m m
MORMM’STAR' and 0th” athletics are enjoying, it tomey issued the iollowin statement tinuing far the remunder 0‘ the 59”" A. ‘ . ran the J‘ B' I" was 1.1 neither tom bolus W2
U H b I on P337". Imllgngs. would helpfthe game consigerablwy 1! last night g ‘ on. protidm; the support is good, the; Tho life cover: are having on” 198816“.- the winner
. i ~- ‘ c .......... . l .t to proper acts were state . rest- - - ‘ ' ' goals which .. t [III at“ no 0' ‘ V M 08“ I '
(i. miwr 21. . . . . ..... . 9 iiing is a fine sport and its patron: Willi “Justice Wagner's decision making fingers will play all home games. A ten! design made fertile ' of Continuum ‘ l 01'7“ .
n. um” 22. _ _ . 0 13 fenjoy next Monday's bout it!“ as'permanent the “a“ injurclion s“_ crackeriack eleven is trying to be se’they are to present to the successful . on all use it LOCAL m" WI”
ft. um 33.. ..... 400 17 much if the tilt is not a championship mm a“ he mgwhhons 0', me’m; cured tor the game this SundIY«110.svimnerl- '30 MM “*9 Wu" ""u’.',” “m “cm”? f" m °"" AT mu“ num-
it flfi'II' 53 """"" ' 259 8 ”mu" 1Your Club and r ‘t - i r l r. C“ “m 3m“ ”mun‘eme my” ”a “‘3‘” mm ”’mflm u“ "'"" . ' our woo-on coon-r
" ' r a """"" ' 400 10 l ”'— ‘ (a or“ n “l t e givethcm the support they desire. 'recently. Cllmn‘l Benedict known toi. 1". 7' B- L CW cleans "K’- .~
1 . ._._. —— i FALLEN To ray Fan RICOKD. chartered liberties at tho eight clubs Th em 0‘ the Tiger tum {man u H0 is 'mm‘ '0“ the de; ,m ,m m “we "mm and One mum all man m»-
“(12.3: 5%.ré..é..2.é.6é1.9s}1r 7g . . gmposmg the America; Lam nth e 111302831: 89mm of “scoop; d it. w it an.” m. m W lovers. toenails n goodly ” 3' ‘
m“! we 40 High "in I148 lgh smgle Boston Athlete Will Attempt to Lower lilflrates the large investments in the gigantic la; year WM with the: 811- ”ll!- ” a ti.
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SCHAEFER. Ton Mlle "lures. lpropertles of these clubs iron can- . New London Naval mam which (,9. It may be probable that tinr Tim: M testify that Constipation. "”1 m tho A
( . o “"1".“ ”mugs-3 “Pd “"9” 0’ ”‘9 D°'°h°s‘" ““hiu‘“ ”" 0“ “W‘- V'" "8 “PM , M an AM“ (mi. m‘m-tm Tiro- no! my a dooh'to- m Ste-eh Mien, mu 0" “mumumb
J 122:; 52 ‘ . ' .. I ' . ' . 333 :3 lot Boston. who on last. Saturday ito have no interest in any 0‘ thaclubo, oetanrtd art and this being the oniy‘heoder next Sunday in order to finish ounool, Headache: and nil‘the my rial “but" in ’u""“- In m
t». to... 22:12: :LZZZZZ 400 in” “mm“ "3' mm ”mm" ”mm ,3“ 3° be mere" m" ”mm“ “m '39“. .033: .0. the Tigers an very tor-'1» the series. AI it will be remem- :aerimrtmblu which they cum are 0‘80“ WW“ 0‘ m .0 I."
(l lobe,- 23 ........... 4.0 20 fpionship at Brooklyn Field, will race of the loom. but who seemingly’nod donate ‘0 secure such a lid). and fast bored. it only receives either of the am row and protested by mole-o. '“ "fig“. DI“
u. lthPr 24 ....... .. . . 257 14 {at the some field, November 15. in an lasserted himself as a sort. of super. e It now remain! to the public two tons. to toio “y. g‘meg out of this xm W “588 W 146'! d m I...
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t " b" 25 ----- ......214 13 attempt to break Hannes Kolaltmam— lgovernment. not only over the prop-9:83“: c“ i f “I" wish to enjoy to“, , three-go.- m for the time, Ligsett'c more, tomofly whet-Jay. my. and Gun m ms
70.815 ..... _ _ . .2 m a; :en‘s record of 52 minutes 3 2-5 900- 'erty of the club owners. but am their 2 n .nce :gain with a team not: II: .eo will be slat to II." 70!! the J- B- L Smith 0‘ N“ “‘1‘ "“"um ~
Gland averagé. 2235" High single owls. which the great Finn established'chosen board of directors and their “:9 rage” on the field. fumshing the. BOXING nares. ‘ .Casc-de." m iu six-pl. min. “10 3'0““! 0’0." u 11 M
lH‘JHiE“. 80. High run. 155_ ,in «H3. The Brooklyn Athletic Assocla— ;own association as a league. 1 ' ' ,md fl“ “'9 ’“v free °' W1. an and after the in a I '
COPHRAN'. ‘ ‘tion is now working out plans to stage? “The decision constitutes a'ff‘amty 8”” ng. ____._———————----r— Eugene Mu. champion middle- inta-eulu liluo bod by Dr. Chas. A U0“ 0‘ officers and tenor-1 m
0([ilbpr 39 ______ Pgilnst‘q' Innings, the event and will invite the boot dis— that the reputation: of reoponslblo . weight honor of Canada. and Augie W 0‘ N" York, ‘ noted ”mm” of the work, . m '
(ll-IUD“? 21. . . . 400 9 itance runners in the district to com-{men of affairs in baseball shall not b. RfluSEVEl‘T’Sfi E .W in" been matched to 00x 15‘ on internal Bathing f" 25 years M 23. o'clock "I the. I. t
i" “W“? 22 ........... 480 30 gpete in the race and are as pace malt- fiat the mercy of the moreiht of -y 0% 1‘9"" r0... " Portland, M9" on in thd clty. Clip this out II o remin— A- - A"?! 0' m". Univm' ”'
.0. "’1'” 23 ----------- 400 15 'ers for Falter. ificinl of the league, n terminates Mr. ', November 11. . . ‘der to ooh for the booklot at your first an illustrated loam upon ’1“
Tum“: ....... E; E 5. Falter in last Saturday's race was 'Johnson’s assumption of power io‘ BEINfi : . Billy Kramer, middleweight. who 0mm- a Problems with Everyday :m‘
"Hand a,.,az;._'§ij3‘2" High smme'forced to set. his own pace after the .‘punish‘ clubs who assert their rude-V outpol‘mJoe Bout-ll i: agecent bout... ___, . . ..
fil‘tiafle. 44 4-9. High run. 286. first. lap. with the rnsult tint he took ‘pendence: and it restores to excl- i . - — York has ' to box Mi e VDOWd' the. 7 " ‘ '
_ . , . —. w YOR1\, Oct. 27. New . . .
SL'TTOW- _ lthings easy after the six mile mark. Club that right of home rule and (lo-“125d with the nation today 1, oh- 158 pound hump“. six rounds, in. "0" d’ye ‘d M my “3;
Ocmlwr 2fl_ _ . _ P223)”- 111311125. when Charlie Porea oi the Miiirose A. ‘ymestic discipline which was one at serving the (list tanniyersnry o! m Philadelphia on November ll. _ . , _: 4‘. ‘
(it'lubfii‘ 21 ...... it? 265 20 .A- “”1““? Champion q‘m' "ad Fan". (”1" Chm concern“ “f ”‘9' "mm 0‘ 9°" Rme'fiisteflgfi “Emit mififiy‘fihfi Add?“ “‘Etfii‘ii‘mi .
?§'l0i»r-l' 2.1:. ...... . 298 5 freceived any competition in this race itlre league's constitution. 1t consort-o 'Mweifietfm": grave, while . "11- M “One Round" £03: and t2?
(timid-i: ‘7”; .......... . 400 10 .he no doubt would have come home in .any pronouncement of condemnat'on ed program of memorlll service no W fan- proclaimed Jak’e a mar-1
ti. my. 1" E4 ..... . (lg; 1: better time. Ho was only one minute iwithout that perfect appreciation oi Vacaodutllectl in thigtlm s outlztm $3? m'ef". “Wet 1::
""" °' ‘ 29 second behind the lecord. ‘the facts which evidences i "1 ‘ ‘3“ SC. M" l K“ 8 °' 3 m e‘ ’
.j' ‘ 1 sit a: - 5 do equity m a” u ' mm m le‘fly this morning carrying mellowe- in Atlanta next Wednesday and it an
‘ fi',',.f.'..' . . 00.40. lily 9., i . ' _ D” es concerned. :ye‘t flag on the last rday 01 it! 19‘“- fearod Julio will not be so much of a'
:- “31“" 7 . o. est Sing]?! BENJAvMIN’TO BOX w.ELLI-NG. ,and it confints the president of ”.10 ney through the state. timeout-loot m nau- Lewis a.“ through with?
' . \ tiIiEEArun' 14%. i M?“ XORlx. Oct. 27.—Bllly Gibson. league to his intended service an m. ’ which 47 stars have been m '0 it the AW Tho bout between Lew- i
- . g . ' manager- of Benny Leonard and Joe guardian of good order on we Mi?“ as many communities. .The ”(lilo M Abel is to ho to a. referee's deg
n loints. Innings. Benjamin. the Coast boxer. last night b it fi id" ijoarnev ends at Oyster Bay. with damaging, and Lewis will travel fat and.
H 400 29 announced mat contrary to a. state- a 9 ' rowing. on of the 48th stir IIIC the hard. 9
(4 9 8 'ment issued last Saturday the match. ’ spacing of thecompletd banner 0.; Mn R. Reislor. boxing proonter';
" ‘ . . . . . . 8! 3 :between Joe Welling and Mm,i PETE HERHAN l8 PEEVIO. icolonei Roosevelt’s KEYB- lint! owner at the Tulsa A. C.. of Okin—1
(' ‘ ...... . . 1 29 :scheduled to take place at the Newerkl Pete Herman. the banana championl At 3to’clock this afternoon we W0- 9homo. liter '- conlerence Vesta”!-
(I ‘ ........ 400 20 .Sportsmen‘s Show. in the Newark _is in an irritable frame or mind be. men's Roosevelt Memorial Wittgwith Billy Gibson. manager of Benny?
....... . .. 241 10 1Armory. on November 4. has not beencause on arriving in NewsOrit-anx, his planned to raise a flag. W b! . [mm-d. second the signature off
.~,. ‘ ——._ ._ .called ofi. Benjamin will go through native city, with the expectation 0!. Rough Rider‘s 0'" “’9 m °‘ "3° W ‘° 3°“ W ”0““ m" ”“3 ‘
‘ * , p ........ 1.603 100 ,with his agreement. The boat is onelengaging in at last two twenty-round site where Roosevelt was born. 1W ehmflmship on NOVCID?
. turner. 16.03. High single of several big boots that will be stag-gcbamplonship bouts. one with Pull Today ms the c1000 0! “ROCCO- bor-l'l at. tho M mentioned club i
. lit. High run. 115. ied that night. . lMoore and the other with Joe Lmn‘ult Week." dudes 'hich 'l mm 321““ *1“ ”1°“ Wm?“ 09!”.
\LOSSON. : — the found that. both these voluble chnl- mm was mm ‘° ”1"" “‘- ‘hwnfi ”“0”: W“:
(W .7» _ Points. Innings.l POWER BOAT MEETlNG- lengers had cancelled the matchu, lands for suitable mural-ink to Col-silo 1M Fro-ho Cellnhnmnnrncyf
O; ;');‘;”. g" -------- -- - g; g; The. annual meeting of the men ’ istnlllannger. Sonny Goldman. ”‘0..an! nooo'eveit's menory. iw. 300:“ 81"") «for ”(ht-j
L' T ,,,,,,, _ B I I. ”I x as 0 on regarding the poalinr‘ too 2"” ""3“.“ II“ or m
l’: ”f‘ r If: ......... 202 12 l 1 PM" '1‘ A wilil “he ltics of Herman's supposed rivals: ‘ coon MATCH AT was. $91.08 tho nut-h bound and Gibson.
i" .‘f’f‘r T." ........... 281 19 ‘pm “en hursd‘y afternoon 3 ‘ 9 “Pete Herman wu- tbe m. NEW YORK. 0“- "f‘m’i '
(;~ r g: .......... . 117 10 lWfldori‘Asetn'in at 2'30 v. m. Gwrgejship at 11.8 pounds m I no no. Macro! has med Ill 0.
. ‘v'Y-rr . ........... ms 8 c. Kruson secretary och. aussocia- that beddewhnmkfiufiflm ”meg“ I m um
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THY”; ------ 1 907 136 ition, urges all omcers orth'e associa-J LY :JURMAN.
~illll'ld average. 12:67..- High slnglelm fl well an delegates ofrmyabex- ‘
an den, 17 2.; clubs to be present. Thaw of‘tho‘ either time. Nor m in
High run, 95.
An abandoned automobile was re-
zoned to the police‘oh‘m' .
yesterday. 111love filé I ’
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ilowan Has' Beaten Three‘
Leading Rivals in Bouts
for Championship
NEW YORK. Oct. 27.——ln View of
ill“ statements circulated rewarding
tint American lieitvywnight wrcstlinlz
title. a few facts and figures may be
apropos. Earl (Haddock. of Anita. 11;.
is the holder of the. American cham-
pionship
half of Stranger Lewis.
ni‘ \“lndrxk Zbyszlzo will not stand the
tcst of an inspection of the records.
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Paddock has beaten all three of ills!
wrvstlers named and undvr conditions
prescribed by promoters of the match-
es. (‘nddock met Joe Siedller.
body scissors expert. in a. Champion-
ship match at Omaha in April, 1917.
the conditions calling for the best two
in three falls. catch as catch can.
Stet-hcr Won the first fall in 1 hour and,
back .
and captured the second fall after a;
desperate struggle. of 1 hour and 40.
When the contestants werei
callt-tl for the third and decisive foil?
22 mlnlltw. but (‘adtlot-k came
minutes.
Stechcr did not answer. and the ref-l
tree Y‘l‘f“‘$§2ll'liy awarded the fall and"
match to Caddock. ,
Boat Zbyuko in 1918.
Clddock defeated Zbyszko two out
of three falls at Des Moines. 13.. on
y. brilrtry R. 1918, and again on May 8
of the same year (‘addock defeated the
i’olzllldt‘r on points :il'lt'l‘ 2 hours and
20 minutcs on the mat. the agreement
helm: that is neither ninn gained a fall
in ill" time limit of two and a half
hours the referee was to select the
winner on the basis of points. the
same as. in a boxing contest.
(Iaddock and Lewis met at Des
Mnines. June 21. 1918. and Caddock do-'
ATOa'Pd the Strangler on points in a
contest lasting 2 hours and 30 min-
uit‘i-i without’either man scoring a fail.
These three notable victories over
the best catch-‘as-(‘atch can men in the
world most assurt-dly gave the cham-
pionship to Paddock. and unless the ti-l
tie holder formally rctil'es from the:
mat there is no way in which he can
be deprived of his honors except.- by‘
defeat in a contest. I’ntil the ennui--
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Tho hitzh CPS! of living: has: hit thc college protcssor and awful walzpp. (‘ornell students.
Football players of the lthaca univc
nut to help thc “Prof"
sensation. Their mascot,
“Profs."
real lung
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HELP Til BASEBALL
With Johnson’s Hands
Bound, Tuttle Predicts
Better Times 1' or American
League
Charles H. Tunic. an attorney to-
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org-9M
l’al Moore are to meet. Tht-n Moore!
calls it off. Next i hear Lynch and’
fllvrman will battle for the champion-
‘ship Thanksgiving Day. The follow-
in: day i get news that. Eddie Meade.’
militant-r oi Lynch. has
wouldn't accept tcrms to meet Her
Juan. '
‘ “The opportunity to fight for the li-
tle should be just all bright now as it;
was when Herman fought. dennan.
didnt hold out for terms."
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KICKIN’ AROUbl’
WITH LOCA_L SPORTS
The. Tiger football team of this city
Said he did not play the Craohoets oi Bridge-
in Bridgeport, yesterday.
.gamc was called on“ Saturday evening.
port
The gold medal which was present-
.ed to Arthur Sunbelt through Theseu-
itine] for swimming across the Sound.
.is now on exhibition in one of Siam-
ford‘s leading stores.
this.
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rsity art» seen here in a demonstration that caused a
who they ray is demanding half a pound more of candy a day, was cut to help the
The
on BO'HANNAN'S ooos wm.
Prize Awarded at Field Trial: Held
At Barre, Mass. .
suntan-d. Oct. air—Clayton s. Par-2
d)‘ Harry Egan. Ralph Knapp and Ravi
{mond Hoyt attended the 3191 annual;
”field tlials of the Brunswick Pox»
{hound (‘lub for six dayl- last week. at;
33m. Elms. They took with them ,
”three of Dr. Bohannan‘s dogs-Mabel
;T., Blackleg and Huyler. Mabel '1‘.
{won firrt in hunting and the. huntint‘
’mp-domted by Dr. A. a. Rafting-Pr oi .
. Portsmouth. N. H.: second in speed
33nd driving. and second in mar-meta;
,Blacklex won second in tonguing and
i third in tnilinz.
The Brunswick is the inmost anti‘
{bestwattendod club meeting: in New
' England. During the first. week in No—
; velnber, the rame men propose l; latte
4the same (302! and two others to tho
iConnccticut annual trials to be. held
‘ at Winston.
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i NO YALEPRINCETON SEATS.
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.Alumni and Undergraduates Requisi-
i tion All Tickets.
v NEW HAVEN. Conn. Oct, 27. ,A...
plications ior tickets to the Yale—
Prilicr-ton football game here Kurt-m-
her 17» will close today. and alrcady
the Yale football offizials say til it
,thcre is no chance of inceting the de-
‘m’ind. Yniil yesterday ‘t.wns believ-
td that the public would act a chance
to lmy the pmeboards. but an ath-
letic official statrd that whcn the im
mand cf the students and alumni
iiiitd. there will be nothing left.
Princeton has played only one came
of football in the bowl when. in 1913.
about 60.000 people were prcsen‘
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BARNES BEATS HAGEN.
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DETROIT. Mich. Oct. .‘37.~.alrlcs
M. Burnt-ll. Sunset Hill. St. lnnvs.
Western open champion. yesterday de—
moted Walter Hagen, De‘roit. na'l‘na?
open champion. and Alex Ross. 1907.
American title bolder. by eight strolmo
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KNOXVILLE, Tenn. Oct til—“Wm.
National Guard troops hold may uh
qucll any attcmpls at rcncwcd rioting, .
strut-t railway ollcinla announced to 4
day they would endeavor to continua
service with non-union men. lfllmln-
ion of which yestcrdry. after eithl
dayr‘ ldlcsncss. due to a strike. reallb -
rd in inicrmittent cluhen throughout
the day. Two militia companies worn
ht-rc and othcrs were up route undot
orders of lovernor Roberts. The
state soldiers. (invornm- Roberts m»
announced. will be reinforced by Fed-
eral troops from Fl. Oglethorpe, It
necessary. (‘harges of inefficiency on
tilt- part of the polit‘c, who are moor
hers Oi lill‘ pt‘lll‘t'llll‘il" I nioll, were
mum: Ioinwme the tlisordcln. N0 5.7
firms injul‘ics vlel-t- reported. the trim.-
blt- being confined to minor disturb
:incvr in various parts of the city, 1m
with n can: were wrecked.
ii “an pomlcd out that at! the com}
carry mall ll(lX“S. inlt-‘lfrrt-ncos with
tho operation oi the slalom would iI‘
“the the Federal Government.
The moon: made it necessary for
the city to call for soldiers for thoooar
out! time in sixty days. the provin-
occasinn bring the fighting following.
the Writing: of the county jail by 3.5
mob seeking Maurice Hayes. a nun,
since convicted of killing a white wow
man. Fourteen men were acquit“.
Saturday of felony charges grown.
out of the previous disorder! and on»
rials feared this lllilzht have the do“.
of making the. leaders of the first not
in: bolder in their t-fl'orts.
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The Norwaik TlnTlxer I“
started yesterday afternoon on th-
Word street grounds. with tho “fl
Norwalk Chronicler