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The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1899-1900, 1899-12-27
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The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-11-02
YALE NAILS LIE.
Capt. Mcbride Says
He Has Not Charged
Unfairness.
WERE SIGNALS KNOWN?
Columbia Won on Her
Merits, Say Members
Of Eleven.

New Haven. Conn, Nov. Capt.
Mcbride for the Yale foot ball associa-
ton tonight issued the following state
ment with regard to unauthorized
charges of unfairness in the Yale-Co-
lumbia foot ball game alleging that
the Columbia coachers had made use
Of the Yale signals in drilling the eIev-
en- for the game:
The Yale foot ball management has
never said, as claimed in the dispatch
sent out by special correspondent,
that the Yale signals We're taught to
the Columbia foot ball eleven. That is
an absolute untruth and 1 wish our po-
sition made clear. Furthermore, 1 do
not believe that it is true nor do I be-
lieve that any Yale foot ball player who
took part in the game gave utterance
TO any such ugly charge.
1T is a canard for which | am sorry
that Yale has had to stand in public
print, but we assure the public that
the statement was unauthorized, and so
far as Yale is concerned, false and ma
ltcious. We were beaten by a strong
eleNen, ana We neither mailgn Coach
Foster Sanford's methods nor any one
else in connection with the game. I'm
fortunately we have been placed in a
most ungentlemanly position without
having consciously become party
thereto. Yale's eleven repudiates the
report officially"
No attention was paid to the reports
as printed until they were brought to
Capt. McBride's attention by tele-
gram from Columbia students, asking
if it were a truthful report.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-11-02
TRIALS FOR BITCHES.
Hampstead Beagle Stake
Postponed on Account
of Rain.

oxford Nov 1.-The New EngA md
Beagle club continued it's field trh Is
here today The stormy weather DIT, To-
vented any field work in the morning
but Immediately after lunch Judges Au~
pleby and Palley ordered out class A IA
This stake is open to beagle bitches,
all ages, 10 to 10 inches in height. that
nave not won first prize at any recog-
nized field trial, There were four en-
tnes-Dahlia, owned by the Walding
field beagles of Hamilton; Lucy L.,
from the Rockrdge pack of Greenwich,
conn, Juno Of the Somerset beagles of
Bernardsville, N. j., and Rusty from
the Hampstead beagles of Hampstead,
~ 7. The latter however, did not APP
pear and was dropped from the stake.
Ihe first brace down was Lucy L. and
Juno. They were hunted through the
Dushy pastures on Fort hill Juno who
was unacquainted with her handler
hunted badly at first, but improved
later. Lucy, however, who was keen and
active. hunted well and drove finely. She
was an easy winner.
Dahlia and Lucy L. We're the next
brace Two rabbits were started in an
hours hunt. The first ran thirty yards
and went to earth. The second led a
long, sharp race through field and cover
that tested the running powers of the
judges to the utmost The game at last
went to ground in pile of rocks
The judges were not yet satisfied re-
garding the relative merits of the en-
tries and determined to run Dahlia and
Juno together. A long stretch of coun-
try was drawn blank before a cotton
tail was found. Finally a rabbit was
jumped from his form and lost after
a short run. Junos hunting and driving
were much better than they were in the
first race of the afternoon.
The judges awarded first prize to.
Waldingfield beagles' Dahlia, second to
Rockridge kennels Lucy L., and third
to Somerset Beagles' Juno.
The Hampstead beagles' stake, which
was postponed today on account of the
weather, will be run tomorrow if the
conditions are favorable.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-11-02
STRIPPING THE TROUT.
Fish Experts Secure Many Eggs From
Trout at the Lake.

Trout at the Lake.
There was a busy scene at the fish
trap at Lincoln street bridge over
Lake Quinsigamond yesterday morn
ing. Elisha D. Burlington, Of the state
commission of inland fisheries and
game, Arthur Merrill, superintendent
of the state hatchery at WiIkinsonville,
and Henry A. Mower, deputy game
warden, opened the trap for the pur-
pose of securing female trout which
had begun to run up stream to\spawn.
There were several enthusiasts on
trout fishing present to watch the
work
The fish experts knew the run l2ad
begun on account of the actions of tue
trout at Wilkinsonville hatchery
where, ON the day previous, they took
about $4,000 eggs from female trout.
The rainstorm Of the last few days
started the fish. When the trap was
open several handsome trout, both male
and female were within. Seventeen
females were stripped of their eggs and
returned to the waters of the lake. Sew
eral thousand eggs were thus obtained
which were brought to the hatchery
yesterday afternoon. They will be
Matched there by the best means known
to fish experts, and the fish which are
obtained viii be brought back to Lake
Quinsigamond some day, either in fry
or lingering form, probably the latter,
Deputy Mower discovered a hole in
the trap through which many fish had
undoubtedly escaped. 1t was made by
muskrat which was caught in the
trap but knawed his way out IN
doubtedly many trout found the way
Of escape and went through. Several
MAGNIFICENT shpecimens Of lake trout
were taken. The fish which were
handled averaged from two to six
pounds in weight, one of them being
fully that sixe
The plan of stripping the fish of their
eggs and taking the eggs to the hatch
cry is considered much more effective
one than to remove the trout to the
hatchery and allowing them to spawn
there. The latter plan is attended TO
danger to the trout Better results can
be obtained by stripping the eggs when
the fish are caught as it is easier to
transport the eggs than the fish.
The method of taking the eggs is a
simple but effective one. They are
first placed in a tin pan something like
skimming pan. After being covered
with the milt of the male trout the
eggs are deposited in tins of the same
size as the first, but with a sieVe-like
bottom resting on che'esecloth. They
are transported in that condition and
undergo the journey easily.
The work will be continued today,
when much more work win be done
| than was done yesterday After OBJ
| tanning the eggs Mr.. Mower will take
them to the hatchery at wilkinson
Vile
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-11-02
YALE APPEARS STRONGER.
Coaches Turn Out and Give Varsity a
Hard Rub.

New Haven, Conn, Nov. 1.-The
steady drizzle' of two days did not in
terfere with Capt. Mcbride putting the
foot ball squad through a secret prac-
tice for 10 minutes followed by two 20
minute halves this afternoon. Five
coachers assisted Capt Mcbride today
and faster playing could not be asked
of the men than they were sent
through Murphy jumped into the
game, playing as twelfth man on the
college side for the purpose Of devel-
oping Interference.
The playing was better at times
though not faster. Interference was
better Richards added another touch-
down and Sharpe dropped a goal from
the 30 yard line handily. The feature of
this practice was McBride's punting
Despite the fact that the ball was as
hard to handle as if it was creased, he
got it way high and for good distances,
enabling the ends to get under well.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-11-02
EDWARD |. SMITH co.
1YRoNs WE'RE MISSING.

Manager Burke of the Clermont Team
Is Ready to Arrange a Foot Ball
Game.
Manager William Burke of the Cler-
mont foot ball team called at The Spy
office last evening to meet representa-
tives of the Byron foot ball team to
arrange a game, but none of the Byrons
showed up. Manager Burke said he
called in response to a telephone mes
sage which one of his team received,
asking him to be at The Spy office at
s o'clock last evening to arrange a
game. The teams played last year and
the Clermonts won. The Byrons are
much stronger this year, as their games
have shown and the teams would
doubtless play an interesting contest.
Manager Burke will be at The Spy Of
flee this evening at 7.S0 o'clock to meet
the RVrOnS
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-11-02

Infants and Casinos win be rolled this
evening on the Casino alleys. Three
matches have been rolled, two at
Whites alleys and one at the Casino.
The Infants won the matches on their
own alleys by 1877 and SIS pins, while
the Casinos won the only match on
their alleys by 125 pins. The Infants are
thus 81 pins ahead. but are handicapped
by the place Of rolling.
Teams Of four men from the core
room and foundry of the Caleb Colvin
foundry works rolled a three-string
match at Whites, last evening, which
was won by the team from the core
room, the total being 9O1 to 819. They
will ron again Monday evening.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-11-02
TEAM IN BOSTON.
Tom Mccarthy viii Represent the Hub
in the New Base Bali Association.

Tom Mccarthy, who coached Holy
Cross base ball team the past season, is
in the new American association of base
ball teams, and intends to start a team
in Boston. He will attend the meeting
of the new league at New York, Satur-
day. The formation of the new league
may mean a great deal to the Werces-
ter club and others of the Eastern
league that are now under National
league protection. There will be no
protection against the new league, and
undoubtedly it will be after many of
the Eastern league players. AS 1t
promises to cut big inroads into the
National league, so that the latter may
lose a goodly portion of its players,
that league too. will have to recruit
from the Eastern. Between the two, the
Worcester club and others of the East
ern league win have to watch out lest
they lose their best players.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-11-02
REGULAR PRACTICE.

lnclement Weather Does Not Bother
the Academy Foot Ball Men.
Worcester academy foot ball players
paid no attention to the weather yes
terday. They took practice on the acad-
envy oval as if the day was fair Davis,
right tackle of the team, is out of the
game for a few days, on account of an
injured wrist He will be able to play
freshmen, which is booked for the
academy grounds. Coach Emory was
with the team as usual and divided his
attention to the line and backs. There
was considerable fumbling on account
of the wet ball, but the players did
we'll considering the cmondition of the
field and ball
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-11-02
EDWARD |. SMITH COMPANY.

Mathew hall with Marlboro B. B. A.
team. The latter team has for center
Kinoch. who is regarded as one of the
best men in shat position in this section
of the state. The team was a strong one
last season, probably faster than any
of the local teams. and warm contest
is looked for this evening, as the Father
Mathew team is showing better play
ing strength of late.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-11-02
HARvARD's DEFENSE.
Scrub Can Gain Little or Nothing on
Guards Back.

Cambridge, Nov, For half an hour
TODAY Harvard practice was secret, ana
then the field was thrown open to all to
watch the team at work Two hard
halves were played, in which the first
eleven scored frequently, in spite of the
muddy condition of the field. On seeing
the practice after week Of secret work
the most notable thing was the he w Sdnnnd
full strength Of the defense:5 l baci seJ NAV
with dash and precision, but they could
not gain at all. o,o
nlaving snlendidly Warren's running
was Especially brilliant. Even after his
Interference was broken up, he made long
Reid was hack at fullback for a time, but
wrenched his leg and gave way to Bray
ton. Sawin played left halfhaek, and DIS
tinouished himself often. DAILY again
took a day Off and allowed Fincke to run
the team.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-11-02
BOWLING PLANS.
All Teams Have Their Eyes on Vest
boro For Matches.

ter the Westboro teams. The Winthrop
big pin team will visit the alleys at
Westboro tomorrow evening for its first
shy at the big pin team OF that town.
The Winthrop team, which has just
been organized, consists Of Potter,
Adams, Lincoln, Russell and Gates
The match with Westboro will be it's
first.
and last evening Frank. b. Hill, who
will captain the team this season,
wrote Manager Staples of the West
boro candlepin team for game. He
suggested Tuesday evening for the first
match, which win doubtless be rolled
at Westboro.
The last Of the series between the
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-11-02

AS SMOOTH AS A BOWLING ALLEY.
The road bed of the Lal-a Shore and
Michigan Southern Railway is the best
laid in America. 1t is as smooth as sci
entific skill can make 1t. and as conse-
quenee travel over this perfectly equipped
road is as comfortable as can be-1o JOLT
ing, no feeling sick no sore eyes. If you
want to travel in comfort the Lake Shore
Is the road.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-11-02
SENIORS SHOULD WIN.

Cambridge, Nov. 1.-The final game in
the inter-elass foot ball series Will be
played tomorrow on the regular varsity
field between the seniors and the fresh
men. The seniors have a much heavier
team and will probably win by large
score
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-11-02
RAIN INTERPRETERS.

High School Foot BalIists Prevented
From Practcing Yesterday.
Worcester high school foot ball men
missed practice again yesterday on ac-
count of the rain. The lads are hand
icapped by having no dressing quar-
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-11-02
BASKET BALL PRACTICE.
Battery Gives Promise Of Having a
Strong Team.l

sergt. W. r, Taylor, manager of the
Battery B basket ball team. had his men
out for practice game at the armory
last night A scrub team was picked
from the other members of the battery
and Sergt Taylor IS satisfied that he has
a good team Ine me q. nad short drill
also a gun dfiD'
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-11-02
AFTER GARDNER HIGH.

Worcester Parochia High Wants to
Settle County Championship.
Worcester Parochial high school foot
ball team wants a game with Gardner
high Tor the championship of the coun-
ty Both teams defeated the Spencer
high, the Gardner boys by score Of
20 to 0, and the Parochial high by a
score OF 20 to O. The latter think their
score entities them to a better rating
than the Gafdnef high
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-11-02
HARVARD SQUAD LEAVING,
They viii Start For Philadelphia To-
morrow to Meet Quakers.

Cambridge Mass, Nov 1.-The Har-
ward foot ball team will leave tomorrow
afternoon for Philadelphia. They will
take the night boat for New York, and
be at the Aldine Hotel. Before they
leave Cambridge the students win as
semble to cheer them off The men
who compose the squad are:
Capt. Burden, Daily Barnard, Fincke,
Gierasch, HaIlowell, Hollingsworth,
Kendall, Lawrence, Motley, Hawkins,
Devens, Brayton. Blagden, c. Sargent,
A. r. Sargent, Talbot, Reid, Boal,
Campbell, Eaton, Parker, Ristine. Saw
in, Warren, Burnett, Donald, Peyton,
Swain, Ellis. Trainer MoMasters and
Coaches Lewis and Cranston and the
rubbers are also included in the party.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-11-02
COWS QUEER INJURY.
Yale Ends Spine Hurt BY Kick on
the Neck

New Haven, Conn.,, Nov. fisherman
L. Coy, end rush on the Yale foot ball
eleven last year. and until a week ago
candidate for the same position this
year has been forced to stop training
owing to curious complication that
has manifested itself in his nerves.
He was injured last year by kick in
the neck. An examination by local ply
sicians made it clear that some of the
spinal nerves are affected Coy has diff
fioulty in retaining signals, although his
general ability to study and perform all
his usual duties in college remain unim-
paired.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-11-02
DEFEAT FOR YALE SCRUB.
Andover Tears Them Up as II They
Were Paper.

New Haven, Conn, Nov. 1.-The An
dover Academy foot ball eleven defeated
the Yale consolidated scrub eleven this
afternoon by the score of "a to 0. The
Andover line interference tore the con-
solidated line as If it was OF paper, and
made gains at will for 10 or 10 yards, de-
spite the fact that one or two men who
have played on the varsity side occa-
sionally were In the game. The visitors
made four touchdewns In the first half
with ease.
half into practice game for Andover. as
six Yale coachers went in to work with
will and coached the visitors. Shortly
before the close of the game Bloomer of
Andover made a pretty place kick from
the 40-yard line after a fair catch.
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