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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-11-30
PHILADELPHIA BATTLES.

Philadelphia. Nov 3D-There was boxing galore in this city yesterday. two matinees and one show last night being furnished. At the Ma tion A. q. this afternoon. Young Erne of this city won decisively from Young Kenny of Lawrence Mass
 Erne knocked Kenny down in the first round. and in the fourth set fIir Lawrence lad down for count of seven. the latter being very groggy when the bell rang. The bout went the limit of six rounds.
 In the pneliminaries Grover Hayes. of Chicago. defeated Willie Lucas. Mike McDonough. of Brooklyn. lost to Tommy Sullivan of Fall River. Tom my Lowe of Washington won from Billy Willis of this city and EM Gleason was bestei by Maurice Say CTS of Milwaukee.
 Al the kensIngton matinee Iohnny Allen. the youth who last winter Knocked out Young Otto here. was nearly put away by Willie M@rlv It was yooiy's fight from start to finish he knocking Allen down twice in ffe secend round snd twice in fhe fifth. the h-eIl saving Johnny at the latter stage In the seni-vinfup Abe Her man of New York. rereivei s severe beatinr at tho hands of Young Mic chic. Of this city
 Jaek Blackburn tonight stnppei Eddie Hsney ef this city In the sec- ond rDund Of the vinsiup at the Broedwsy A. C The frst round was slow Hsney had many pounds the advantage of Blsckbarn- and the lat ter used the openSnr round to size up his opFs1ents. Tn fhe >ecunf round Bizrkburn drupp-i Heney with !. Lift hcck oa the jaw Hxney tcck . ccunf < s<ven- Blackburu quickly seneEgfe1 his sPpoo<f vfth . str.ie1f
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-11-30
THE CADETS BEATEN.

The annual contest for the junior championship of the city between the Second Wards and the Cadet Juniors at State league park yesterday morn ing resulted in a victory for the for mer by the score of to O. The touchdown came as the result of a side kick which was recovered hy Foley. who carried the ball about twenty yards for a score. The game vas bitterly fought. and among the Second Wards were several of the old Elm team. the old-time rivals of the Cadets
 The game vas evenly played. al though up to the time of the score the advantage if any vas on the side of the Cadets vho during the first hzs carried the ball to within six yards of their opponents goal only to lose k on downs as they were ur- able to carry IL over the the line. Considerable money had been wager ed on the game and the Second Wards took a bunch of t. The lineup
 Cadets Second Wards freil4 ---------s-- frz1sk
 Center
 nope ...--. Garner. J- GiIlmor
 Rieht ssard
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-11-30
WRESTLING
THE OLD MAN
 NOT DEAD YET
Harvey Parker Gives . Big German
 Wrestler in Fall River a < Good Trimming.

Harvey Parker and Carl Busch. the German, wrestled at Fall River "Wednesday night. Parker won the match in two falls. the first with a body hold in about 3S minutes. the second with half-Nelson in an hour and ten minutes. Busch was groggy at the finish and was about all in. Parker finished in good condition. Parker was once thrown to the foot lights. and there was lively work done much of the time.
 Busch thought the first referee who otieiated was giving Parker the better of the decisions. and after the first bout he declined to go on un- less there was a change. A new ref cree was put on and Busch then went on the mat again. But he was up against 1t, and admitted as much to the spectators before the match was over.
 Bob Butler of Brockton was among those present at the sport. and next Friday night he will go on at Fall River to wrestle Swanson. There is much interest in the game ct Fall River.
 Busch. who weighs about 1se pounds. has an ofYer to wrestle with Parker again early in December at the Columbia theater. Botson. in con- nection with a vaudeville show. but it is thought doubtful if he VIII care fo go on again with the demon"
 Parker wears an eye a little the worse for the trouble he went through. and both hands are masses of scratches and scars as the result pf his evenings busy entertainment
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-11-30
THREW UP THE SPONGE.

Boston. Nov 30.-George Guen- ther lasted four rounds against Sam Langford here yesterday afternoon. The Kangaroo was knocked all over the ring by his heavier antagonist. and his seconds threw up the sponge at the end of the third round. Guen- ther announced he wanted to go on. Langford was willing. but the former then concluded he had had enough.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-11-30
auaker.' Defense Wa. Impresnable.

Quakers' Defense Was Impregnable.
 PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 30 = With the ball within one yard of the home teams goal line the annual game be- tween the Pennsylvania and Cornell football elevens in Franklin field came to an end without either side being able to score. The finish of the con test, with Pennsylvania fighting des- perately to ward off defeat, was as sensational piece of, football play as has been seen on the red and blue grid iron in long time. Cornell twice had the ball in those last few minutes with in one yard of Pennsylvania's line, and victory appeared to be certain, but the Philadelphia men held her each time by defense that was as impregnable as 1t was sensational.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-11-30
Lafayette Victor. at E.ston.

EASTON, Pa, Nov. 3O.--Lafayette defeated Dickinson by the score of 26 to 6. In the first half lafayette pound- ed the visitors line at will and ran up IT points. In the second half Lafayette put in number of substitutes and Dickinson took brace and scored 8 points, while Lafayette scored another touchdown and kicked field goal.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-11-30
BEELL AND GorcH.

A dispatch from New Orleans hays: Billy Quinn manager of Fred BeeIi. vko vrestIes Champion Frank Gotch here December i. to-day of- fered s3.e0e st even money that Beel will throw Gotch two out Of three- The money vas not taken kere. and the offer vas repeated to Gotrhis hackers ia Chicago ouinn claims that he followed Cotch over the country for six months tryfng to a-rzree s ustch- but that the chan ptDa has doiGed hin- Quinn kas te- uup1ts1 A1 eSeo foffelt u1th the reD- e<son<ntivu 4 0oo<A bFe.~
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-11-30
Heston,s Leg Broken.

CHICAGO, Nov. 30. - The football game between the Massillon (O) pro- fessional eleven and the all western eleven, composed of former college players, was won by the fornier team by score of 10 to f. During the game Heston, formerly of Michigan, sus- tained broken leg and Rothes of Wis. consin dislocated shoulder.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-11-30
Holy cro.. Win Rough Game.

NEW YORK, Nov. 30.-At the Polo grounds Holy Cross football team de- feated Fordham eleven by score of 15 to 6. It was rough game at times. but the visitors outweighed and out played the local collegians at almost every stage.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-11-30
GIVEN HAD DEAL.

The St Johns Junior League bas- ketball team went to Torrington yes- terday afternoon and defeated the High school team of that place by the score of 2s to 2s. The local team was composed as follows: Stein. [. Beerbaum. {, Birch. C, Callendar. C. Kirshbaum and Had ton. I 6. The goals were made as follows: Stein. [. Birch. q. Cal leniar. :. Hadton. i. Cleveland, 5. Pelano. {. Brown. 1. Little, i. Foul goals Birch. 2. CaIlendar. 1. Beer baum. I. Stein. I. Brown. 6. The officials were HaIlam referee John son umpire. A Husker. timer. Butler. scorer. When the game vas over and the local boys vent to get their expenses which vere promised them there vas nothing doing. The st John boys felt pretty sore over the way they were treated and vfH re- member Torringt0n for some time.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-11-30
JusgIer at New Orleans.

NEW ORLEANS, Nov. 30.-The big gest crowd which has yet assembled a: the Fair Grounds track saw the fa- vorites romp away with most of the races, including the Thanksgiving handicap. This race was won barely by a nose by Juggler, with St. valen. tine second. Belmere, which won the Inaugural handicap, went lame and finished last.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-11-30
FI,,hinr ne.t soldier. Te.m.

SCHENECTADY, N. r.. Nov. 30.- The Flushing (N. Y) basket ball team defeated Company F here last night by a score of AZ to 30.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-11-30

The Tulane University team has closed its season in New Orleans with record of not scoring point this season. In the game the Tulane ele gained GO tie.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-11-30
THE PRELIMINARY CAME.

The Company c team of the Boys. Brigade played the watertowns for d preliminary and easily defeated them by the score of 27 to [.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-11-30
osr.man Got Handican.

LOS ANGELES, Cal, Nov. 30.-Rac- ing began at Ascot track. with large fields in six events. 0arsman won the handicap, going the mile and . six. teenth in l:49k.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-11-30

Quarterback.
 Score-Second Wards 5, Cadets O.. Touchdowns, Foley 1. Referee, George Waite. Umpire, Neary. Linesman, Fred Druehl. Timekeep- CTS, Hayden and c. w. Spain. Time of halves, 20 minutes each.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-11-30

LdNlOr heiiitN
 Score. All Waterbury 0. Acorns O: referee. Zemowski; umpire. An drews; linesman for Waterbury. "Sar' Slavin. for Bridgeport Crow ley: head linesman, Fred Druehl: timers. Spain and Hughes: halves. 20 and Is minutes.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-11-30

Defeated sAe CA..sss. sf Frsses.
 TUXEDO PARK. N- Y- Nov. soL-- In an exhibition match at the Tuxede Tennis and R&cket ciub Frank Fwe rv<ter. prsfe>sssazI of the GeorEian esgrts cf LAk<resd N J- defeafei Fa1lnnn1 Garc1a e1nn>tsa ef Frunce . ouD wl
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-11-30

left on the mouth, and then again knocked him down with right swing on the jaw. Referee Bailey then stopped the bout.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-11-30
BASKETBALL AT Y. M. c. A.
Sterlings Beat Their Old Rivals, the
 Middletowns. Yesterday.

The two Jonah numbers were up against each other in the basketba game last night at the Y. NJ. c. A. alleys between the Sterlings of this city and the Middletown quintet. A big crowd was on hand to see the contest, which was fast and well played by the locals. When the twenty-three number of points was reached the locals stopped. believing that this number would win without any trouble. To make it doubly sure they allowed Middletown to get the thirteen hoodoo and there the game ended. The lineup and summary: Sterlings. Middletown. LittieJOnn ...... stanton
 Center.
 Cairns .... .......... F. Fourette
 Left Forward.
 Right Forward. Curtis .... .... .... A. Fourette
 Left Back.
 Selby-Claffey .. .... ...... Umba
 Right Back.
 Score. Sterlings 23. Middletown 13; goals. field. Cairns 3. Umba 8, Fourette 3, Littlejohn {, Curtis 1, Johnson 1; foul. Curtis 3, A Four cite 1; referee. Oscar Stahl.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-11-30
Borxhesi at Oakland.

OAKLAND, Cal, Nov. 30. = The Thanksgiving handicap. mile and one eighth. was won by Borghesi. Proper second, Cor-'~a' .N'-s1
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-11-30

Canton Defeated Latrobe on Gridiron
 CLEVELAND. O., Nov. 30.-Canton defeated Latrobe in the football game played here by score of 16 too
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-11-30

Heating ..... c. Roberts, w. Foley
 Right tackle. MaQden w. GlllmOr
 Right end. Mraz, Stokes .... Donate, Tanagey
 Left guard. Wallace ........ x. Wicker, Keefe
 Left tackle. Cronan x. HoDerts
 Left end. rTen0y ss..........,. fIcket Left halfback. Bockwich ..... c. Martin
 Right halfback. Coss ........ Marcella, Noonan Co
 Fullback. Legge Co ............ Fl. Bergin
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-10-18
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Oeutfhe 8rteffifte.

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tage 1T Der Rabi9ob BON 9ornso Der
gIiidGide 9efiber Der f90niten Samms
lung bon rofa perlen. Gr beibt Elm
SalsbaaS bon 80 sleiG sroben roTa
PerIen. stne in Der BeIt einais bas
ftebenbe Sammlunq.
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Tu8s.

Die beiten 8uss in Der Stabt rper.
ben uertauft in DO. 1874 Waibtnston
auenue bur6 Wtidaelian Bros. & 60.
sic tOnnsu Elm sutes Nus. brei @1en
bel pier Glen srOB fir 500 %fuuieH, oas
ii9 3wan3is Sabre tra9en miro.
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8atarrb Fam nid1t fnrirt ipers
ben burt lOfaIs appIieatirntn. ba Ft ben ely
Der aranfbsit ni@t srrtidtn f5nntn. aatarrb
IN tius Slut. pbtr Contributions. aranfbtit unb
uni ls ~ btiltn. miibt Sbr tnnsrli6s etilmittd
utbmtn. Saas aatarrb.auT pirp stuasnpm.
men, unb pirtt birsit auf has 9lut nue bic
lhleimiasu Sbn1dhe. Saa's 8atarrb. aur N
fsint AuadiaIbtr. Mtbisin Gle pures felt
SabrtH Spn sinsm hu bflftn atrits bslss Gan.
ets prrOrsust unb III Gin rtaflmdeiets Rertpt.
sic bflfbt aus ben bsfsH bffannttn 5pniea,
psrbunptu NIT ban btlftu 8~lutriniau nas-
miifsIn, bic btrsft auf bic SGltimebtra6dt
pirfsu. Die ppafOmmtns gsrtiahuns Der spsi
9tfanhtbsils III &c, mas fold punbsrpolt
8t ultatt bti eu StiiuHs BON 3aiarrb bfrpor-
trinst. eabt GuG 3susutIs umicnff ssbsu.
9. 8. 9btntp& 8 o., Gissnib, 5elfbp, 3.
gtrfauft bon alien apctbsfrn, prtis 75c.
5aa's 6amilisn.piasu fnb bic bsffu.
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- Snfolse beftiser Rssensiiiie iinb
i'm Snnern BON Ranama meite 9anbers
itrede iiberidwemmt.
- Die uddite 9eneral'@ onieren3 Der
uereinisteu euanselii6en STRIDE pirb i'm
October 1910 in Canton, Ohio, abses
balten peroen.
- Sm 5udtbauie su stuburn. q.
o., i~tiirjten pier Strdfinse pon eiuem
@erilt, uub 3psi BON ibnen mur6en
babel 10 idwer uerlsst, baB iie balo
barauf itarben.
- Sn einem j3immer bsS Sobnion'
SOteIs in GupelO, Wtiii.. burdianitt
Der Gissutbimer 6. Us. Campbell ieinsr
Satin Die Seble uuo begging oanu
Selbitmoro
- Staats.S dusmeiiter 8errp bat
eutbsdt, baB Die violib WtabOsanp"
Butte i'm neuen Staats Sapitol. oit
$500 bas Stid tOitsten. tbsilweiit
Mstal uub mic Oas edte 9ols anseltri'
den iinO.
- Sn Der Mtariue. SOipitul.g btbei'
lung Oes observation-disclosures lit aus
9auauu bic Oia4ridt sinsetrOHen
oas in Gubu brei neue Sale pom GET
benz 5ieber uOrsetommen iiuO: cine
in 9auunu, elmer in GienfueSos mi
eiuer in Suiue3.
Die feiulten Drudarbeiten in Der Stabt
9isiert Die Office oes -8oAenblatt.-
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- aus San SaluaOOr Diro 9emels
bet, Oas es bort felt pier Easen uuaui'
bOrlid serssnet bat.