Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-03-16
to play next fall although the decision
clears his record OF last season.

clears Ms record Oh last season.
Bangor Commercial: The much talk
ed of matched race for $500 a side be
tween Warren r. Cobb'S Pedro and
Charles w. Morse's Addison is to be 4
fact, and 800 Il side earnest money is
put up at the Windsor Hotel Mr..
cobb and Mir. Morse met at the Wind
SCR Thursday and got talking horse.
| and the bet was the result The
| horses will meet at Maplewood in
June and the race will go to the winner
| Of the best three mile heats of five.
PEDRO and Addison met in a matched
| race for 500 Il side on the ice track q
few weeks ago. which went to Pedro.
1t was the cause of much talk at the
time. and the question of which is the
better horse did not appear to be in the
| least degree settled to the satisfaction
of the parties. The coming race is the
out-srow tn Of the controversy.
The marriage Of Miss Eunice Fife to
Fielding II. Yost, coach of the I-niver-
| slty of Michigan football team, took
place Monday night at the home
of the brides parents at Nash
vile, Tenn. The brides 'matron Of
honor was her sister. Mrs. Dan Nc
Gugin of Detroit, who became the bride
of the Vanderbilt University coach and
friend and former pupil Of Mr. Yost. in
November. Among the wedding gifts
We're 81 silver service from the Michigan
football team and n silver pitcher from
the groom's fraternity. the Sigma Chi,
at Michigan University. The marriage
of Miss Fife and Mr.. Yost eliminates
romance that had it's beginning when
he came to Nashville at the beginning
of the last football season, to line mn
the game for his friend, McGugin.
The couple left for Florida and Cuba 70
be gone several weeks
1t is up to the University of Minne-
sofa faculty whether or not DIR. Henry
j. W1liiams is retained as coach of the
athieuc teams of the institution after
Sept. 1. 1906. This fact has beon
brought to light through the action Of
'he DIG nine conference Saturday i'm
recommending that hereafter all con-
tracts of the athletic boards of The CON
ference colleges shall contain clausas
making such contracts subject to the
subsequent action of the faculty. Such
clause had already been inserted in
me new contract just signed with DR.
Williams and the university facu,tv
council has the power to make the con.
tract void Percy Brush, the giant
r'ght tackle Of the Minnesota football
Teams of 1904 and 1905 has played his
last game on a gopher eleven. The
iclion OF the big nine conference in
barring graduate students from athIet-
los VIII prevent his PLAYING AGAIN I'm ,
Minnesota uniform.
ne oates Tor tho new Central New
YORK tratting circuit We're announced
" Wednesday at Syracuse N. Y. as fol-
lows W1lkesbarre. Perm. June 90.
ln''iira' July So: Oswego. July 1O-13:
Iinghamton, July 1920: Cortlandt
july 24-27; Oneida, july a1-Aue ..
I.e'ne. Aug. 7-10; Norwich. Aug. IA
I ~: bihghamton. Aug. 21-24, and
Wi,kesbarrt, Penn. Aug. 27-31.
" iikesparre. which has the openine
meeting In the circuit. also follows the
lasl haitimore meeting Of the south-
e'h circuit which has five weeks Of
i"e'iie. Ihere are seven weeks Of rae
r lms' loliowing the close of the circuit.
lhese facts. the promoters of the con
-, Wv york circuit believe, will
.no 10 attract many prominent stables
,r n contemplate a campaign over a |
l,"ii mile track circuit with unusually
'"orl SHIFTS in 1906. The three cir
uits taken together make % weeks of
''i'i"uous racing. -Four hundred dol
:" purses are to be given and there
WI ne IL races at each -meetinp aN,-