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The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-24
~: aRC ATUHER WBNs MATCH nACs:.
Keats lsaaas~asra aaS CPosaa0o sD
Match W0re.

! Los AnG"l".. cal. Dee. ..::-T. -. FerRi-
S1as great colt I"lICafChrr Won the ktx-
/ fl,.Io1y .r..r, ru.. with Hnua>.arra and
s.,n,,,,.S .,.,-,. ~, ,,,.. - ~, ,,.Scv, ~,
7 ;sI,.. - -. n, -,
; -. -, - a., -.
-f'i 'tSHt i.siuei'> ".!iS ''.~ f'"'s'S gov
away ~ an even Staf' IN" tl!nc WAS 10
Nit. sIlfs'-sluSff'rs .T second slower
than III. track record he'd bv Cr,,xados
baar,arch.y y.S The f.ynYI;S in fss. b@.f-
Ting oY. ,.nr AZ 4 -. = n.,. ,i,.sdnp "A, =,
- -. - .. ..';.i -. ~ =.
:, - L'' q pIi "I
, e-.'' eH'!"I p' L." 1>'s aHS"'S JotkeS
t!uS.
T'.. remainder -! the card was % Tho
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-24
POOL CHAMPIONSHIP
GOES TO HUESTOM
Donors "f Trophy Rule Against
De OrO and Will Offer New
MedaI-Cuban Ignored Chal-
lenge for Several Reasons.
REPUBLIC Srr,1Ai.

Chicago. Dec :1-Controvcrsy over pos
seSsici. " III. worlds pool chsimpic N ship
eh.bicin was settled to-day when the dou-
"fs Il taicaS" billiard concern. awarded
riSbtfui ownership to William Huesson ..s
81. I.".is. Alfred Dc orr. Who ;irs. se-
cured the emblem at 81. Louis last winter.
claims II as his personal property ty riEh;
or one years possession and wili refuse
10 surrender the trophy.
The bi lard people have notified D~ OrO
mat rev emblem will be substituted for
IN. chamI.i"Iship. II iy held that when
l'e O:O failed tn inset Jeron,e keouHh at
i'anaio las: spring he forfeited the emblem
anal championship. although. ne met ail'i
challenged Dr Oro and was ignored. where
Upon he claimed the emblem and cham
p:onShip.
Alfred" DE Orc has beaten Hueston sew
srai sim.s. He ignored the iafseI's chal-
!enH' for tv" reasons: In the first place.
h.. claims tn. championship medal. be
f"r the championship Of tho world. When
keOuwh challenged. De Or0 asked him IL
play N Havana. C:;s.,- k"ouSh refused
with ihs PROVISION. So he states. that the
word world" engraved upon 1t be erased
AMI the word "Amertca" substituted.
ci.;ed To- allow the change. Then lie OrO
iisye:i hi:a and resained possession OF the
THE de'"-s designate the me.iaI ~ a
worlds championship trophy said De
ORC. ''bn, i,sis, that II must be play@t for
In Ani. rica. This II wrong. II n repro
senis ta. championship O' the world J.,
shcusL tc played for in the home OF the
EIsl,i.,'' -
'1!'!eSt"n challenged me because he
knew ] would not surrender my Llcrafiv"
position IN tho Billiard academy to play
lin ,sos'! which would nesessitate AT least
one, months practice. Hn.stnn wants to
I,iay mo for u sti. stalk. a.! 3l.s. NJ
weekly income from billiards amounts TO
E1pys. than this N0,ilO isAyss tO
give II I'D fC- at i-.tst a mcnfil In order
10 pra"tice. II mad" u match with H,i-s-
ton. The again. ! have beaten him often
enough tu leave. E:i!c .ioul, as To the Gt,es-
tiu:i ~ supremacy between uS. I viii
,.vsr surrender the championship p
emblem. TS. DONORS hav. $40 ~ my
money an! they :Y. At fk"rtS tS invest
IL IN q new medal for Huest"n. II they
ca.s to-
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-24
TALENT GETS ClsRIsTMAs MONEY.


San Francisco Dec Eth" large crowd
THAT wax On hani st I..xieSisie to-day t.y-
tTG 20 get Christmas money was more
than successful In its endeavOrs.
The feature q! the days card vas tn"
TenneS Handicap. for :-year -oi1.. and
esvcn clever youngsters faced the barrier.
In. handicap. GHcs around the circle, re-
suited in . spectacular finish
Ski!lfu!ly ridden hy l.oaSle, Sir EIwarri
'Vt'~ heusesFeaat,e pace. ard when IL
advanias. IT. weight told and he WEI. ~
2 ~. Weather clear: track gooi. Sum
~ ;i... 81 i ss,,....-n,,s.. r. 70. .rsva-
tain,. n 70 won. JAKE ws,t. lee irh!l:ps..
10 T. 's,.s .a 4;!i.. '.s: s ,.sa.ss m IL ws s:sas:r
ur.an Queer. NuiIsh. Moaians F..r..s and
II: ,Rsc:k.,. . 20 5. ~on: J < r. :ei H.,ty,.
y % l. sSo.s: lion WA,son !.a .Hec..r,,. Z
.;:ssrno: Davis. 81 Francis. James L. ~. Me-
io.r ans. COcasu-. also tan
Th::a race. NIL. and . siN'e.n.h-Ecs. .,..:l.
Lag. .':i Il 10 : :s:fa r:m~. ,:,.. Vi ,.T:
de-; % I:d q E.s:as: and I::.0s,: AZ san
s;y.ar,oid- 1:Fs. si."5Si. E;wa:d: y:
League. p / .'o:'; '7.riacac. :'s 'T.,.hei'.
,r IL ':i9n, ,: T.s.rs s..s N: ss.' k.,: Mana.
tor ana Rusy r. asc rsn.
iIr,h .acs. -. :a:isns,-bcIl Ted. ~
van,. !: ., :. .e;-,:. Pu-Sl.-. i~ ,N,rd.-,. =
% I. ;it,! TIT" ~. E-h.I E,--,r,l'-".
Msste. f1yns Pilgrim. S1si...y. c!s-.!s Bear
hunter. F;ca.Hay. v.. II and Marc Il. Also
Si,.h ra.-. .n:!. ani . .ir:..n;a Northwest,
70, .fe.:;.:s'. y % wcn, .:.'.~as. ~
In4ea-'. :. .hi-I -;.n. j: q. saa F-trr,o.
Easa Neio"an. fnk Sni Joe Re-. si-o ran
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-24

The newly acquired; boxers of the ~. 4.
greatly :.ip.d that institution 80 win
She duai boxing meet with th. South
lisi night. III. Cherry Diamond wc.ar.rs
took four ~ a.. six sparr.n9 contests, ami
-" q! the ie:r new members. secured tn
.rE"sent me club tn these bouts. won
their Respective contests.
III" !-s.'L:- Of th. night was the bout
h"'w..r Morris snyder. q new member Of
;hs NJ \. g. and Anton kucera "S tn.
Soaih Rroadway Club. in the ii5-pOGnd
snyder BY ~!Ea!n. til. contest. pre-
vented 'he meet from being a tie. the
men Arranging tn. meet. havi.s sched-
ci.a Az even number cr contests
S!.ys"r 1-1 kuccra put up rafting
good exhibition II Was expected THAI
Emc-'a. on hi- showing against Kirk a
point SNYDER. Tt" latter sh-wr9 xr"a,
:"r:n ana. Will" y. was slightly IN ,h-
rear IN the i.rs; and second rounds. came
Jolt N kuce-s's Jaw. the latter :aliin:
To- ~" So'r. defeated.
Th" hce.yw":zhc con;es: between John
Sau's- ar! Richard senf a: The : Il A
meeting o: -hc men. and Sau;., reverse I.
IN" decision - their previous .u..u. ter
~ :--.!v:ne 'he Y.'-r...'s verdict .. ~.
"Id - four rounds sen: VAS ;.r"Dah!y IN.
!i- 'hot!shi h~ had 'h'-Ss has oau vly
rus SAG'"T caI- 30 strong In ~. third
u
i..-! sro.he. Pour: They cogld NOT 60
l"r: 'h- sA.::- -rsr. as,~- this ar. E.ee.e-
Sar.y S.afI> d.-.!csi n favor % 'he VI
A g man. This DECISION ia 40, NEE. :he
srf-ova! q all
VILLAIN ;-.pr.. N. ianhy u..mb"r o.
;siai
For ;~o rour!s h. ;ol.-! william ror,.
- :hs NJ 4 g.. about ~" ring az tho on;
= ehirh :irre 'h- Cherry Diarso-. .~Jr"-
-~-,A-.v~ VAS wi.Ii-x 20 at.st an, ;ne tns.-
w.r- t. GrurI..- They se!sh~i rs pound
Rob ,-haTl.-r % ;.~ n 4 g. Cu-yy-ct-
~iiy ~. from H.-'ra- k-fape oe th-
: ~ / = - -he 10 y-o'.ns bout. The
broadway --vresarfa':va Easily M: the
better a: ;h~ argument l.. 'ss .h.s- an:
charlton With q vicious -; svl.x - ;h'
.;o-~-h
T. -he .hl-,i round 30 1zi- -his p'.h .hs
r.s'.!- ~ re sAs hs'-~-.. .auct IRE,
E.f.r.. Sna-y. s-opI -. ;h- hru. 10 ;r'
~: r--iE~- ,aJI-l.sll TI:ca'
rrr-r..sur's victory over s'-srk cks~fs
.. .he y I, ras s,r~ct~i TIA, John
ra-<.ach would -.r.r~s.nf -. p. \ e
q. ;-- i--,.ou.1t. class RI: Tsorr.ca ~ss
:>....u'"S 81 short .otice- ard h-f'- sas
Cirsa 20: NJ. rhsrc-s Thsy Tough, ..re~
-osr.ss AMI ;h- i.sS.s we're . ur.. ia de-
c:.;-e IN favor u ;ae = n A c's man
-a--e> iz.esca O. f'~ = n \ . -~fires
a. 80 e.. y. tEb -o.n.ss n! milling witt
f>ss-k Ss.schSs another nsu nan " fse
n A G siesca Pat ue s"od .ahis,:,on
..s-hs--s va.ic,s ard - as siIi;ns 80 ..it-
THey weighed iG r-ogrfs
In go s-~..Brs both ~. A .rsn we're
.~.ur-~a sinu~rs Joe Paul Wo-l from A,
Ma s.rs..s.t s ma. H'h sss sSs,. 20, cr zen,
ts~ full ,sr.,ls Of as and three minute ps-
SsotO 70 tie seeeFOoo 1edSscn-
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-24
CITY CHAMPIONSHIP
TENPiN TOURNAMENT.


The city championship ,cnp.n :ourna-
nient viii te inausuratsi January -. Al!
the crack tenp!n h"w-.s in tn. city i,av.
ehtetei Tor IN. tournament. The entries
20 date follow:
rive men teams-cabanne. Th..s. DUFF
.ys. Ten Strikes: Eross. I.,'in,anettes.
Thorn and he vri-s home .'omiO Is.
ir-w:; Cresc.nt>. S-heil;s. Photo Jun
i,rs. Hefdbrinks. Florists. Hyde Parks,
jewelers.. Fern GIens Reliance. Enter
IIise. Union S"sla=. k.,ns ard BANKERS.
Tso-men teams Phillips Lake. An.-iinX-
Lahst. Eaut -r!.r rs Barker +: \. Smith
I h"nig son. WEitn.y-EUrxia rsi;. Clemens
SAUNDERS. Busi-Siok.~. Erer!y- Hughes.
EA'iiiI:ebarni-KlocSn Snanu. Dorm NJ MILAN,
Warnsr.Iang. E"cxrinkie-E Cook. kai-
ts.r-iS.tsk"r. N""!i:l- -Torrsnc.. Brown
REX, P"wsr>-l.,asch. nr-w-farker. Hr,:i-
a-RihlnnG. R-rfram-C;.1ss. Euehliu-
BurSdurf and Sweeney Mckay
!'divtdrai Strokes. Glorious. Clemens.
Wall. Saunders. J. Ek.ngtn,a l'!iusg"r.
Mcdonald. J. Scu:!.. Wright. Whitney.
Gr"ene. Suntke:i. Kline. Nicholson. EVe1l..
i.mteTten. Bush. R.;tMan. Hughes S~ys-
sl.r. Barker. Raute,e~rx. Nicely. Phill:; :.
Staples. Workman Jr.. He:best. He-wiS.
h A. Smith. bre-es. Chas. Smith. Drake.
Re!s. Sweeney and Mckay.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-24

Th- Board @: t9.s:aoss OF .hs Missouri
Athist.r club l1-t nigh, entertained mem
t.rs - -. Illinois N;nls'ic club % chi-
raxs a. rarqa-'. william Ha;- T..n.p-
.oE. :ys-i.!~... - ;as ...~ i.l;nai. CAB.
slUk" az So. - ert. relations between the
two ,ss'i-.tiDfs. i.os-rt q Day. president
.. -. - \ . responded
p,'.r speaker ~~r~ Jvs!E" I q Cor.
cofsa - = i>PiIi- a-si 'havis. Henry
'ss..sf7rx.r. she ---rgsfsry cs he y a.
TNsH f5iesxn .ar.y ~ sisisr. - William
Tsi~ T7orsJ son. 9 G-rsiins.Y " ~
Hos. ard Eiss-si e, kAesy- After Wit
r.~sls sE IL. fpsX.Gg cc.teSss the SArcy d.
;aY..I :o- If!csgn
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-24
KATY ARRANGING FOR
BIG MAIL SERVICE.
rErIn;l. sII,,ING.

fsEf t.!E - ti'IAs..
o4.i~~ Tex De. s5-M's.OLE Kane
an. T--s- ":S-isis and '.- ra'laay Post
p:lc.. - ~isis are Considering props
Tor .o maxi. train NJ. - FAST r.a.. IRAN
from Pa-Sn-f~. kss zos-t t.. f1sft"'
}. under fi.NcEs-.S-s ~ cJrlsct:0rs ~!t. a
nes tin. card which 'he NJ. n A 7 -
20 issue
I-ad.T lac contemplated arrangement
No al. ruG = psrsorS - = !o-zi train.
ard f-or-, !.-" - ard ;hrnGxh T~Sa- Will
- sis.a faf- srt~s.si~- a luc.sl t.&i.i
wi! fe..OE rom fs.ssns 70 tsLsr.. tie
business s--io. noN cs'-n"s 30 No
The chsuge 10 necessary on sec IN. %
mali changes on the SAINTS - and i--
Nt--ysI.. i.scsfc- Ta~ ultimate 81. - the
securing ~ ~. is:Sn-; c1n;fac; ia TIE
Soy.ssNss-
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-24

New YsfE IT, , TIE fcI-:s.'-r sruga;
f-.r-TN....sii'- .I.~s tr;rrsrisrt i.i~-.a -.
i1fi..ia ,I.,TN ar. Va. AMI Princeton sr ..-i
ih;- .,..'-.. 49,: Harvard va ';~r!sr'. -.
-tu'.r ~!-f nine rrf on. -hsr stru.r ~uL al Z!
"a az. .u. hE-' Io-f- Nri. .s"sE1 si-f.
-ixa: ..iT~,sia -;N ssia"s an.
l'yir.e..- uftiy <Jo-ei hsl' gu!.' .'-i-s n.
h.i. ~ r.r4- shf.n was ,Irzn Ta-,isy ti-r-
rarI W. al 'Iu~ F~-n.s se.'-s' i'-lnc"'o-,
T-.s s--l '-.,1.-sis .s-s srn %. Gsn~. tss
C.asF> '.'..s 3raTr.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-24

Number "f Mi<s',ip'nen to Be
Tried for Haxiny.

A-fapoi. Nd. i~c- 5--Cssr;s, insoy-
~ A:ioc ~a. given Oct So-.iar .aa. the
board os f-vEsisxsfioa al ne academy "a >
s~~E..a .sfr Ter. ry~ssr~s ss Justify a
crg-. -Issz -fiaI s1- the ir,si 80 a niirnt>r sf
rssid-h.,,sn.n na fs~ charge ~ sRxaS ard
~ = II TAX s.Iso~ a. IN. conclusion .: tie
WDyk Of TIRE lard
Th~ inv.s,:Sst t.on v!u cover Only she
p~es>es ockolaSs1c year.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-24


s~g -ss.I o. University o.. .i.-
.f.a.
John I. -- 1850. - - .a--l.. = L.s'fis
Hs..s t.-r E.4'si. ~ r'--s--!f --.e.grt1 -
'EE---.-- ''- -s't champ : - re i'lI-
rr-Ta'. - TiFS:-:. n G--a Il. q e sts.i-Ug.
z i"r- = a sea = Joan Z: Lo.. q! No. :,
= .ss---;.r !lr--
gl. t,-v = = graduate n. Smith Academy
All 10 a n-u-s-- rF i:uvlsr.s Z I-ry" af.1
F -- lale t..yrgs-fE a '.x l.s!s
s.rH l--1 = 1--we ~ gS,r.',! for
Va - S-u 20 Gi.usv A-sA VA r.1s.s-
,~- p. >-u.-E fa--sssn f~-.n 81 is~
:-h- ts-sr Lore - tr.1ths- 80
:. .---" :, i>sR.- . 10 - ain -
~ = - y s'..1fn fsSs~- Sai. ..A-n ~
- Ns> l-.sr- ~ Sos r.irS T-o~~ l.Ilt
hs-as- t1T is-i-.4fsh.,. > .-->-.f b.
r--. -e.aIs Tournament, .. y ne
-. gs---. ". Is-- AGS-sg
FSisE-E = i--v~ = Lsccy s'sc> -hts
--rn. H--Htr+- t-r--Hs- - ro-isfS.-ss. U--- -
- si.s.rss- amateur xolfs~s = - i..as.is
E0-E- Nan low 49, c1sussls-r :; -
Er-s azF L.sN---fsv - As-.is-ac .GTr-a-
a--Ha u sriF 80 rssr r0-ax~r ian
Ers--r = <rs-s': q NsI- -, ~o- th.
s=.sT.rs-i-s 80 - -AsI to-sEiP ~ -fx
,is-i-1 Js'y Saz. g i>u-l. I>i,=,. re-
---s'-
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-24

Lesser Siicsa-- ~. --sr " ssr~-- -
G-U g.. ssS>t ts'--- u,sTs a 49, Sf-st-sv
0s8>, sstt=s - . - es--,a7- 49, ss5sr -
AO-s00 ts.s e.. s-ts -Arsss~ -esz- x -.
RDSr-- .Ser-A.r--G - -N--r :. - - go
Shsrs.s- e 80 st&s. -sss~ >arsrs~se = s.S
10 87rsr. tSe stes~s = s>ss- - - "a >
oAe>s - A>s&ssy- 49, csrs,r s-sss- :
81 s0--se Aes,s~s. >=-es- as Sa>stsF 49,.
sSns n, srs"r - -s.."s s~~ e -
HaDs snu>aAEsz-s SO rr r0v-S a. t>as gs-as<
- payer No. s:ay 80 soa SA-~s e.. -
oUes NAacOsA 0es 10 10 - SzS-.AaeaS
- - Oiy OA0s - 0ao.~4
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-24

tWc-'nan tournament viii te ina;Cu-
SAfod during the holidays under the aus
c:ces II the association. Entries w.ll I"
made IN na!rs. each pair {. n"a, the other
nve 9ames. nr Q majority or tine five
matches 10 count IN the Winning. For .he
Information Of those asking IL. til.>.
matches can DE- bow!sd q. airy time. and
- many IN an Afte:Eoon evening as
Vie contestants desire.
The Missouri Athletic club will nav. .
special match f--rr"a III. G.gk Gf tii"
Ugh men IA ffc -purfgsl me at 70 D. bsWlni
in the next skY... weeks s.mc Saturday
right Til. club will also hang % prizes
Sor tenI..n tournament. 20 T.. inaUg1-
rated at once
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-24
1NNssv aU> ~ v.lsV VspwEn~sAxs.
OsoSse-N~aAes s~~Aee SSssess ~
NsUsae rasA Ts.Das.

Tt- f-u!.,zff. -. l.a.ers q -rs s-.s
'.iIr A.s-'sAt'au fSc-sali i-sx'.. .ns re
Hle<rrs1u>- vro ar occupying ss,,or n
il-c-. ~: met n -re ST-- gan" - y.
a.s-s-7s - q; kaias" fs-S this a.ts--
RON. beginning r,c-.
t." <~-rrt $50" ~Dl - ts.,ss- -
Ni-N---z- --s fg;s-ir. II. la. --s-..t
team h-S ben Is'srttrirs -n-.H =, .re
Aey"s @, s-tt-< ol- o. las 1l.~s AID
.7ss sg'i-s >E-T.r..S OF =. ~ -l-.-s!.
TNs Nsg-f 'tty F1ottsE Lag. s.u
s-zy a Il. -srg~r a. Nsrn~ s-s' t,s-r--4
srs-Ts-. r. - a.'-a-~s tar Ess
ai:s:rsv. ari th> victor. slts-f.-:es.
.se s-s-~i - .r- fs4.av -. Ntr-c-s -
As>1-s. IfsH 4. t~-;aTt-s ra::n.s
3 G.. a.: sA.-IIss =. H1z.t ctr.
SIS 3 - IT, No.: 'Irys A. t.aGiEs
ot:a 49, Rs0~:s. Fs..s-1~s i.c;u-s Ts:-
.s., ~: Cs-.s-,s 'cIloSirg
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-24

New Yo-s. d. 1--Eall.tAd -aEn.na
rsynrte~i TO-DAY
Asssrss S-~s. sss.se-n-s>c.-t s~s -
re-s-~s - 81. 'ac-.ss. 8 IA :.5r EEly
8 sSs a. ssrr.sse So. 81
.---s..Asi SsO c-fssEs srf TeIAs fz->--
ss-o.A ve~s r~~s~re~- tl9.Sl ~ -~AA~ 81;
Nf, e-o., Jsiy q S-E 'a-s>ss> e. -
,ss;s Asa sS.s isiaP1-S>rne1 Oesk rse-sRsa-
Sc6S fn-,ssS ACs. s-s0 Sais 0n6iN. u
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-24

N;SApl si EACEEJ. RAILWAYS.
lIs-ss to ks-s&s Tr;T a-a RUN . ..
Good = .oacAes Aai cEatY oa.s R6 So,..
n ss~~rszG ny ss-ir- ar lyrhe-s 20 -
ssii %. .-(E- train. krssay. p<r~..s~- >
al s-a.-s Sa;sr..Ay f>cere~r ~. uzI.e,.
sos return 20 .s>a-fay JAruayy /: -
rsct~,s A8;a aa1 Os.se streets and Ca,oo
oeSccA
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-24
I.i:>E' - ~rT!Fr'I.E
kINIEf::>pTE.

I.f:>.;' Z: -,1!Fcp'I
kINtE.r;t: ATE.
t,-Slsv ihH..-.'.- NsT4rs...s
ri'His'~rN sn! '.ss -dS-. if.Ha Ian.
S"ysl Al.ss baiIt,-- '.T.--.E ~ s'T,.
sii~.s
PRIMARY
!h>sIs -. ie~~-'ih"- - ',.--- f.-E.-10yrss
sff f!i.is-sg s@ E-'-u INK 4. a.. 5 yg-
ttsrs - Parks '~.-s,-fi' s.l.ss
: NOR
"~fC".ts f'e""fIt"- . !. shsr - Psl
= s,'i Nprb'rA- = Pontiac sr . -.. a u.
20 laws - iE;s!aiss IA t'r-5'c;r- A..,
I.i.I''s,sI=r
fha--f-y ft~'.r.'s-- NJ s-s- Iss.. NJ;
or '!s."-- a.. i'sll-< H.g.- T:-s.z ,...
.rr.-'t -i."gs, I'll I43.,- - : Me- = q.
H.ysi si.~T.
1f-T'< ><T-
SflfsF i'~'"-r ''s- - ;ig--.-- - pfr-f-y- Al I
AIS. . - traTEs -s. '.-"~.s:.f l'.-g>
''fsNrs,i..
t't.-" i'~---Eaa-r 70. r..s-r.- 90 s-s-.-..
sht 'T'--"rs h.Ha"rgH. aa = IT. !. .~,.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-24
YEAtMAN GIRLS GIVE
HARD GAME TO HIGH.
0asket.0au C0asese Resaoas - . vSe-
sSPy fer The GraaA Aveooe Team,
SvOee. = - &.

IN a close and we'll played basket -ha u
defeated tho Yeatman High SciO.,! team
al Louisiana Hall yesterday afternoon by
tie S.sBrt. ~ to g.
Tt" teams vent ont to Win and played
their hest. Team work was q noficea bile
feature on lSti, sides. and II was mainly
':ue t. this styl, Of playing that held both
SIDES sc"re down. Individual Wor! was
sione several times BY Captain Mtldces!
l'arsirs of Central. Hazel Wilson and Miss
Brady Of Yeltman.
Th,. 1ise-,ID.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-24

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The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-24
GIESSOW RETAINS
BOWLING HONORS
Has Highest Average in Local
C0cked-Hat Championship,
With ". Bick in Second Place
Standing and Schedule Of
Teams.

In the race Tor Individual honors N ;h-
local tournament. S..ssuw still remains
y Sne head, l!tfi0I IGh "a new cunicY II. Tn.
n1fn men Il recorded ia the name Ci
H:IF' Bfck. = close second The "thers
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-24

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~. fsuH,:s-E"r Charlton M. A.
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, liz. rovnds-M"r,is Snyder az. A.
g. beat 4. kGccra Is. II. 4. -,
,!Ir".- rounds
i: r"uEds-'harles Thompson az.
y. - hca' Frank O'E.S:e ~. 4.
IL. tsr~" roUH1s
!& William 'sr.Yre -. f.
a - beat William P"If,e M. 4.
-. two rounds.
!i i"I.;s-irank Ssschke M A.
- bear lanes Bi.sc. Is Il. 4. c..
tive rounds
i.N ;"'!H's-Ioi:a SHu..r ~ 4. O.
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rounds
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beat II! H"r;zenroedcr .S q A.
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Wrestling fs,Uts are 10: counted
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-11-16
MARKET REPORTS.
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.
Features Of the Days Dealings in Ali
the Leading Stocks.

New York Nov. 15.-Stocks made fur
ther recovery, today, under the influence
Of return of confidence in the money out
look. There was continued StrinGency in
tn" money market but il was less So
we're than yesterday, as yesterdays was
less severe than that Of Monday. II was
obvious that 1T the prevailing rates suf-
ficent funds were to be had to meet the
demand. There was no further evidence
Of forced liquidation in consequence OF
lack of funds. There is Outspoken discus
sion around the Stock Exchange Of the
SuppOSitiOn that the banks have deter
mined That they are authorized TO make
further cncroa chElentS on their reserves
in spite "f the q felt below legal require
mentS shown, Saturday, in the bank state
mcnt. some Of the speculative comment
on the situation gives to the published
utterancrS OF the secretary of the treas
ury an infercntial sanction to this action
in case Of its being necessary TO avoid
financial trouble. A scrutiny of price
changes made during the day discloses
how large part was played in it by
crai standard market leaders. Large COW
erng of shorts was undoubtedly an i'm
portdnt f"ct0r and in stocks under pool
control the movement against the shorts
was especially aggressive. The strength in
other individual stocks was attributed to
special causes, although they were not
always known. The prOtit-taking in the
late dealings made only Il slight impress
sion on the closing, which was generally
strong.
Bon Is were firm. Total sales, par value,
81, 1000. United States bonds were all
unchanged on call.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-11-16
RADICAL INCREASE
In Officers and Men Advocated by Gen.
Mills in Artillery Service.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 15.-Gen Samuel Nj.
Mills, ohlcf of artillery, says that for
manning the coast detenccs Of the United
States q force Of 1854 officers ana Il mi;
mon is needed, willie the corn; has ut
present only ~, officers and u. 100 men.
He also estimates the cost OF the install
ldton of fire control equipment for coast
artillery at $aGH 600. Following tho ad-
vice contained i'll Il letter of President
Roosevelt to the secretary of war, last
March, in which the President DESIGNATED
nine specific subjects relative to the or
gfnlz2 ton and training Of til. artillery
arm OF the service, the annual report of
General Mills makes the following recon-
menda tons:
The separation Of the coast and field ar
tdlery, provision for submarine mine de
1cncG; an increase of the coast artillery
Tor gun defence, the proper organization
or the coast artillery; adequate pay for
technically skilled enlisted men of the ar
tlllcry: an Increase of the field artillery;
the proper organization CT the field artil-
i2rN examination for promotion of artil-
ltry officers of all grades; increased APP
preparations for larger practice for both
branches of the artillery.
Gen. Mills says that of the JIG com
pnnios of coast artillery Al are without
CAPTAINS and 81 without the prescribed
two HeutenantS. These officers alc ali
sent on various duties. He says that it
Is important that the coast artillery com
parties should be commanded by captains
General Mills refers to the Joint oxar-
c!ses of the army and navy which W.rr
held in Chesapeake bay, last summer. ana
says that the value and interest was
greatly increased by reason OF the fact
that they gave an opportunity to test the
methods of fire control and other sVs
TENS adopted by the coast artillery. He
recommends that joint exercises be adopt-
cd for the year 1907 because such exercises
afford the only opportunity that the ar
tillery has for drilling and practicins
with complete units" higher than a bat
The joint exercises, he says, emphasized
me ma proIrll!enesS OF the present com
pany organization of the coast artillery,
and he recommends that the present com,
pany organization be abolished and that
the present coast artillery be made to
consist Of specified officers and cnIis+fl
men; lie aIso recommends The separation,
OF the held artillery from the coast AZ
ullery and that the field artillery be or
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-11-16
Football Notes.

Recently team in Kentucky COMPOSED
OF young men whose visions varv in keen
ness from an indiStinct sense of large OBJ
JeCtS TO the night IF total blIckntss. hcIi
a Crack interScholaStiC eleven down to Il
score of % TO O.
Bob Dunbar in Boston Journal: | hard
~ approve of such an ovation as that
gwen Driscol. Somerville High schools
fuiln@ck. by his school rooters, when he
was ruled out of the Waltham game for
siuSging, yesterday. 1t was a blow at
Gieal sport ana an unWarrantct; rcbuke to
mplre Murphy's ability as an able Off
cial. ~
iio,ton Journal: Cart Russ of Brown.
IS talking about Harvard and Yale saws
th2t Harvard is stronger on the defence
the crimson eleven being particularly
strong in the middle of the line. while
ale mas a big advantage at the ends
on offence. the Brown captain saws that
Whilc Yale attack is the fastest il has
met inns year. he has great res;ect fer
iinnrEafuS ability to carry the ball.
ram Times: The football loving nublic
VII Vii De sure of seeing Il hot contest at the
New Meadows grounds, next Saturday
HuIornlng at 10 o clock, when the local
Elsn school eleven and the team renre
ssentIns Rockland High will line m for
! th'tth second game of the season. Rath
| Us Sttbiity improved since Tho first ~
| re ~, season VIXEN they were defeated nv
..hiI,d :, ~ ana tins game viii be for