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The Washington herald., 1906-11-05
CoughIin's Pertinent Remarks.

Bill Coughlin has the reputation in the
West of using his head on all occasions.
He is also a keen judge Of human nature,
and he uses that faculty on the baseball
field.
This same knowledge Of human nature
allowed him to put it on" Nal Kittredge
one day in much the same way. Kit"
and Bill were rOommates when they
played on the Washington team.
Bill went to Detroit and Kit remained
near the Potomac. One day Kit hit the
ball mighty crack and went to third on
IT, 1t was unusual for the old catcher TO
land on them that way and he was, like
Burkett, pretty well satisfied with himself
Peach. wasn't it. Bil?''
CoughIin never answered, but looked his
old roommate over from head to foot with
studied air.
Seems to me 1 used to know you" he
said. Wasn't you down in Washington
when 1 played thereg'
''Wot's that?" gasped Kit
your names Kittredge, isn't il? Least
wise. you look like fellow I used 70
know by that name"
Have you gone nutty. you gibberirg
idlOt?' growled Kit blind with anger
BY gee. it is you. Kit, old boy went
on COughlin. utterly disregarding all his
old chum said. L haven't seen you fhis
far on the bases In so long / took sou for
a stranger
That was the CrOWning shot. Kit.
usually so good natured. was dancing up
and down in his rage. Bill maintained the
same cold. distant air. Kit was way on
the base. The catcher shot the ball down.
and before the old catcher could recover
himself he was out
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PinlIico.

First Eace-IwO-y e9T-0ds. selling SIX furlongS-
sRcina Swift. e; Charles I. Lee. l05. Dairy Maid.
The GailopeT. High Jumper. and Betsy BinfoTd. i52
each; LADY Vincent 81; Willet;a and Landslide.
l93 each; Town Topics and sWinsome Ways, g!
each; sSkido0, 100.
Second racc-Thrce year-olds and upWard selling
SIX furlongs. -SstcheI i0i; SBaby Willie, q; Ma
falda and Rodalfo, l19 each; -Auna smith. 81
Gunston. 100; Jack Adams, l0 kits and Isaelitc,
10 each; Contend. Niblick. and Gallant, 100 each
Third TaCe-Thrce- -yeaTolds and upward, selling
one ard one-sixteenth miles. Rama. 95: Bette
Bouncsr, 100; Thistle Do, Il3: Tom lawson. lG3:
Duke Of Kendall. IL; -Taranncs and eCEaEoute 81
each; Blue Buck los Hali0Way 10; TyanhCc and
SOnoma Belle 100 EACH Sir Caruthers, &C; Reid
more l03
Fourth -Steeplechase; about two miles.
HaTIy Baylor Frank SomeTs 80 each; Promise sic.
I57; Nv Grace. I55; Mount Henry l37 Merrymaker.
lssi NoTthvc. li2 A. Belle, 49, Desio l45; SclIlac.
lls SetGuket. ISL
Fifth Tscc-The Nald0n two-yearolds. SIX FUR
longs. Lord BoaueTges. ll2, MammymOo. 80; Euin-
ella. 100; Dankalt I02; Lady NeIa, II4; Laudlnan.
Ile; Orphan Lad ia; Gold Lady, 100; Sanskrit, l0i
hi.locilau. IL, Commodore ThCin. lO2. Lucy Marie
The Wrestler. Il2.
Sixth race-The BelYedeTe; three-year-olds: one
nile. Belle Of Jcssamine. Hawthorne. and Cbip-
I,va. los each; The Clown. I5l; Judge White OAK
leaf lgs CacH- simple HonoTs. JOG; Factotm ll6.
Seventh Tuc-- Ihrco-year-0ds and up, selling. SIX
frTonss -Arbv Van l93. Josie Hampton Ossme
he lC2 each. fki3mesha IT g, No TIumtcr aug
rat Duuph5. l07 Column JOS, OTiiamme. ICz. Yer
Ttss. widows Mite. and Hazel E5kcr, 10 eaca
laIkyiile. l2 i
tAVTeUticc allowance.
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RACING CARD FOR TODAY.
Anueduct.

First race-Handicap; six furlongs Roseben. III
Monet lO5. voorhees,. lO5; WatcTgr1ss. l02; Gam
hriuus 100; Zeinap. 50; Emergency, 9s Airs. s. and
Lucy Young, s..
Second race-Two miles: steeplechase. Locked Out
aud Dick Shaw l32 EACH Commodore Fontane
ls7, and Dulcian, l32
Third race-Six furiougs- Royal Lady, 60 Mira.
l8l; Ben Strong iO2; Aintberia. 9s: L'Amour. 96
Acrobat. I95 kuockirby "a; Airs. l0i: Chsmblet
Jim Leonard, and Black Mate, 102 each; Grace
Cameron. 60. Beaucla5rc. I0l: Higginb0tham 81:
and Mmics Daughter. SO.
Fourth race-The Glen Cove; mile and sixteenth
Jack D0lan. llS; Athlete and Halioamas lO6 each
California King and Nemesis, l53 each; Wcs. JOS
and Albert T., l06.
Fifth race-Handicap, mile and a sixteenth Martin
Doyle and Tommy Waddell is each: Cressiua ll2.
Sir Ralph los; Single Shot. lo5; Jack DJlaa l03
Moonshine %, and Emperor Of India q.
Sixth Iace-Five furlongs. Jai Alai, Jennie Wells,
and BaTbary Belle. 100 each; Jacnta, l07; Citrcua
Vel, and Fire Oral l0) each; Sally Preston I'D
Plush, LOdia Jones, Viva Noce. Lady Kitty MsHila.
Pins sud Needles. and Surveillance, lo1 cs.h- Odd
Trick Iei, and Ounce 10.
The Washington herald., 1906-11-05
PUGILISTIC CALENDAR.

November Slack johnson vs.. Jim Jeffords. six
rounds. az Lancaster, Pa.
November l2-Dave Barry Hugo Kelly, ten
rounds az Kalamazoo. Dick Hyand vs. Johnny
Thompson. twenty rounds, at Ogden. Utah.
November 15-Harry Lewis vs.. Nike Ward. fifteen
rounds at Grand Rapids, Mich Jimmy Gardner
VS.. Jack DOughCrty. fifteen rounds. at Davenport.
November l6-Abe Artel vs.. Billy DcCoursey,
twenty rounds. at San Diego. Cal.
NoycmbCr E-Jack O'Brien Us Tommy Burns.
twenty rounds, At Los Angeles.
January Joe Cans KID Hermann. twenty
rounds. at TopaTah Nevada
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ABOUT PLAYS AND PLAYERS

Miss Lena AshweII has greatly relieved
the Situation by branding as baseless the
report that she is opposed 10 kissing. on
the stage or of. Whether OF not she
would heat her husband IL she had one
she refused to disclose. This bit Of ret
icence came out IN a discussion Of the
wiferbeating incident in The Shulamite. "
the Boer play in which the English
actress is now appearing in New York.
The fact that Miss Ashwell told, with ap-
parent satisfaction, OF a woman In Eng
land who used to beat her husband when
ever she felt 50 disposed rather gives
n line on her real sentiments.
Robert ManteH seems to be doing more
in the Shakespearean line than any other
star this season. During his engagement
in New York, which begins tonight, his
repertory will include no less than seven
Shakespeare plays with "Riehelieu"
thrown in as a filler.
IN Clay Clements new play Of Virginia,
called The New Dominion" the hero IS
an attache OF the German Embassy in
Washington. who has bug on botany,
and strays of into a remote region in the
valley Of the James in search Of rare
specimens He finds them, human and
vegetable, including a pretty girl. of
course whom he marries after perpetrat-
ing the good ole stage deed of lifting the
mortgage on the plantation which a
wicked carpet-bagger IS about to fore
close.
Jimmy Powers appears as the bandmas-
ter Of the Muzzervernugger band in the
rev Burmese play. THE Blue Moon,
which was put on at the New York
Casino Saturday night.
Brooklynites are enjoying revival OF
'.The Old Homestead this week, and
Francesca da Riminf' is stirring things
up in the Harlem region Of the great
human jungle.
The rroprietors of the bottled goods
from whose advertisement May Irwin
seems to have got the suggestion for the
title of her new play. Mrs Wilson,
That's AL" have made up their minds
10 get a little additional publicity out Of
MAYS undertaking. They have gone into
court and asked legal interference with
the use of the title.
Managers say there IS an ever-increas-
ing demand for One-act playlets of all
brands for use in vaudeville The public
seems 10 crave condensed comedy and
drama sandwiched in between knock
about turns and ground and lofty tum-
bling.
John l. Sullivan is going back to the
stage under a ten-week contract for APP
pearance in a strong-arm sketch-that is,
If he can keep in the straight and mar
row way Of the water-wagon long enough.
The New York manager who has en-
gaced the Princess de Broglie TO sing at
his house assures the public that the
title wasn't the only consideration that
toduced him 20 make a contract with the
princess. He says that she can really
sing.
After being in existence for twenty
years. during which many noted actors
and actresses were members of It, the
stock company of Forepaugh's Theater,
Philadelphia. went out of business on
Saturday night The house will now play
travelling combinations.
The four weeks engagement Of David
Warfeld in "The Music Master in Phil
adelphia promises to be as successful,
financially, IS was his engagement in
The Washington herald., 1906-11-05
LONGER WORLDS SERIES.
League Suggests Change
in Baseball Schedule.

Chicago, Nov. THE American League
will advocate longer worlds series. q
shorter championship season, and 8
greater number Of post-season games be-
tween teams Of the major leagues for
next season as q part of the winter base.
ball campaign. according TO an announce.
ment made yesterday by President John
son. There will be efforts made to curt
the practice Of independent or city league
clubs Of hiring players under contract
to national agreement clubs, with OF
without the consent of the teams ro
which they belong.
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Iatonia.

First Isce-Six furIouss, selling Ouardi g5: Ben
IT7e Skinner. France J.. Iatssiio, Miss Alert and
sandy Hook, % each; All Abaze. ArtfuI Dodger
tIlenaUa. Sr NagIaut. and MJng-e l0l each; SalIe
Suter. I02; Spider Web Nedra. and Jay Swift Ig5
zach.
Second race-Siz furl1uss. selling Temple. Co..
Jack shine, I02, BAIL and Esd Raven. l0i each
cold Zone. los. Adb-I 10, t,aUze. los. henson
lErst. Ruilo5a and Adsre. IlJ each; The Thfsn and
A0csso Is each; Lishtburl. IL; s.. Noel. us.
Fargo. liz; Revolt JIG.
Third Tace-One mile purse Merry Belle aud
Missouri Lad. 81 each; Granada. o. Shawana 81 &.
bchaT 9s: Or. Sp-uiL 100; The Clausman. lg3;
Auditor. los.
Foutn -Steeplechase; short course Mara
scIiE0 and Room Mate, Is each: Ohio King E5:
tinsy H.. l3s, Plea. I42, Maverick li7 Dawson. IB:
Lads JCceiyu lI3; Creolm. I5i sam hoaheimer I5.
Fifth Tace-Si1 furl0ngs. purse. Hattie ROdmau
and HaudsDikc. s. each; Baden Baden. Gargantua
and Grifeu. 90 each, LOYAL Lad s. Beautiful Nayo
g. Grace kimhzE and French Empress g5 each:
Iialia. 90. BolcTJa l52, ZiDang0 IC5; Chase. IU1:
ieNCliuc. Ilc
sixth -ace-Onc mile: selling. Quickrici @: Min
u1.-aha. 100; Sincerity Belle Matthew Gault. Fer
tcuie-c. Bclden, Lady Ethel, and Gold Proof lg5
esch; Oddoeta and Hyaeinth lGt each. Happv
Jack. lCj; kleinwuOd. I0.; knowledge and Inr5I-
thrift 109 each; Uncle Henry and ST Tammauy. III
each.
The Washington herald., 1906-11-05
HANS WAGNER AT The TOP
Official Records Give Him Batting
Average of .339.
Chicago Nationals Head List in the
Showing of the Teams, with q
Total of 1916 Hits.

New York, Nov 4-Only an even dozen
National League ball players succeeded
in maintaining a 800 batting clip through
the season just closed OF these the
official averages Just announced by Presi-
dent H. c. Pulliam give the mighty
Hans Wagner, Of Pittsburg, vino in times
past has held the premier laurels in stick
work. the first hon0rs for 1865
The agile Hans leads the National
League batsmen with a total average OF
.339. This is the result of participation
in 40 games during which Hans went 10
bat SIC times. made 10 hits. and scored
103 runs. He made hut two home runs.
six sacrifice hits, but stole ifty-three
bases
The batsmen who follow Wagner in the
800 class are as follows
The Washington herald., 1906-11-05
TWO BENNING STAKES
The Dixie and VeStal Attract
Some Good Horses.
FIELDS SMALL, BUT CLASSY

BeImere, CIOvcrcrcst, Vendor, DR..
Gardner, NeaIon, HOIscher, LiebeF,
Nemesis, GaIIavant, Yves, The
Clown, and The Colonel for the
Dixic-VcstaI Draws Clever Lot.
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Gans-NeIson Fight Pictures.

Nelson SAYS he was jObbed out Of the
decision on a foul See the original fight
pictures at THE NEW LYCEIyM all this
week They show every move, every blow
rs they occurred In this memorable battle
at G0ldfed.
The Washington herald., 1906-11-05
HARNESS HORSE GOSSIP.

Henry Copperthite is driving Ada D.
2,15 II. on the road, and will race her on
the Speedway.
Leonard Acker has come in off Of the
racing circuit and Will handle Peter Tay-
lnT's Direct Mack, 2:17 Il, and JubIlanta.
?:2l Il during the winter.
The Javins brothers have finally bought
tho bay trotting gelding The Brewer.
This horse has no mark. He has been
seen in matinees at Brightwood and looks
Ike the making Of fast one.
The annual search by local horsemen
for unmarked trotters that can get the
money has begun. They are a scarce
tribe, but Il on the market, some of
them are sure TO land in Washington.
Frank Thomas last week sold 10 T. P.
Connors. Of Winchester, Va, the sorrel
pacing geIding Noble Boy. 2:191-4 The
consideration is not publicly known.
Noble Boy made his wark last fall He
is SIX years old and promises faster work.
Several parties are in correspondence
with J. J. O'[eefe concerning the pur-
chase Of Finch, 215 Il Mr. O'Keefc
holds the speedy gelding at a stiff price.
and II 1t is not forthcoming before spring
he viii put him into the hands Of Ed.
Geers or Myron McHenry to be trained
and raced.
I. May Morrison has bought farm
near the northwest section of this city,
and. II is said. win next year send out to
The racing tracks two or three PAGERS and
a trUtter or two. He met with little sue
cess IN his venture OF the season just
C'osed, but hopes 10 do better in the
faIurc. Mr. Morrison is secretary of the
Roud Drivers and Riders Association of
:he District Uf Columbia
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WASHINGTON CITY LEACUE

WedneSday-U and / rs. Peck Chapel at Fifth
and L Street Amory.
Wednesday-Capr rs Sharrocks Center Narke.
ArmoTy
Tilursday-carrOn Institute Us Peck Chapel, at
Carroll Institute Gym
saturday,. H. c. a. rs, Corcoran Cadets. at, Y.
n c. A. Gym.
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Brooklyn led the league in home runs.
the players Of that team having made
twenty-five. Chicago was next with
twenty home runs
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Big Football Games to
Be Played in the East.

SATURDAY. NOVEMBER 10
Yale IS Brown At New Haven
Princeton vs.. Wes5 Point. at West Point
Harvard Us. Carlisle Indians. at Cam
bridge.
Annapolis rs. swartlmoTe, at Annapolis
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER L.
Yale IS. Princeton. at Princeton.
Harvard ys. Dartmouth az Cambridge.
Pennsylvania v. Michigan. a. Phladel-
phia.
Cornell rs. Swarthmore. at Ithaca
West Point vs. Bucknell. AZ West Point.
Annapolis vs. North Carolina at An
napois
SATURDAY. NOVEMBER a
Yale vs. Harvard. al New Haven
Pennsylvania vs. Villa Nova. az Phila-
delphia
West Point rs syracuse. at West Point
Annapolis Vs. Virginia rolytechnic. at
Annapolis
THCRSDAY. NOVEMBER y.
Pennsylvania vs.. Cornell, at Phiiadel-
SATURDAY. DECEMBER L
Annapolis Is West Point. at Philadel-
phia.
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/ "Cy' Seymour, who led the list last
year, finished sixteenth the past season.
/ with an average Of $50
! The official team averages in batting
[ are as follows.
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DEPARTMENTAL LEAGUE
palace Aleysl
Nelnesday-BurCau vs. g. p. O.
Thursday Commissioners vs. Navy.
Friday-Pos Office VS. Agriculture.
saturday Commerce vs.. Interior.
DISTRICT LEAGUE.
AIcnday-Florists vs.. Fat Men. on Rathskeer Al
l7yE
Tuesday-Garrisons vs.. Market House. On Carl
sons Ancys.
Wcdnes,Iay-sacnscrbund vs. oricntals. on savr
Ccrbund Alleys.
ThuTsdag-Bank Clerks vs. Acnes. on Palace Al
lcys
Friday-sIsrEet House vs.. Florists on sparroE's
Alleys.
REAL ESTATE LEAGUE
palace Alleys
1IondaY-COlumbil rs. Washington.
Wedncsday-Asscssors vs. Potomac.
FIiday-LawyGs vs.. City Hall
PRINTING OFFICE LEAGUE
palace Alieys)
Tuesday-Index vs. Foundry
Thursday Reserves
Friday-Aioroccos rs. Cowboys.
NAVY YARD LEAGUE.
Capitol Hill Alleysl
Tuesday-Secondary Mount Shop vs. Gunshop
Wednesday, Foundry IS. West Gun Carriage.
Thmsday-East Gun Carriage vs.. Erecting shop
Fridsy-Tool shop vs. Forgs Shop.
PLATE PRINTERS LEAGUE
CB-andts AIeys)
Tuesday-St Louis Ys Chicago
Thursday Boston vs. Washington.
Saturday Philadelphia rs. New York
TEMPLE LEAGUE.
lRoyal Alleys
Tucsday-Phocnix vs. Imperial. OctaCOu vs. Ito
pian.
BINDERS LEAGUE.
tBoyal Leaggel
Monday-Uuious vs. Cowboys.
Wednesday- Stampers vs. Foundry
FTiday-KuleTs v. Blanks
SUNDAY SCHOOL LEAGUE
CRoyal League)
Monday-Union vs.. Calvary.
Ncdnesday-MuUut Pleasant vs. Western.
Fridag-FOundry rs. Bethany.
RAILWAY LEAGUE.
lOn Own Alleysl
M0ndly-N0Tthcastrm w. Mechanical.
Weancsday- vs. Eastern.
Friday-Northen vs. Track and Roadway.
INTERDENoNnSArIoSA LEAGUE.
Royal AIleys.}
Nlouday-Sixth Pres. 81. Marks.
"Wednesday ST. Johns vs.. Westminster,
Fnday-Niarvin Fifth Baptist.
DISTRICT DUCKPfN LEAGUE.
Nonday-Walk Overs SIS. Fat Men, Fat Mems
Alleys
Tuesday-Belm0nt vs. Eastern, on Royal Alleys.
"Wednesday -Southemcrs IS. Royal on ROche's
Alleys
Thursday Georgetown vs. Eureka, on Fat Mems
Alleys
Friday-Rosedale vs. Eureka on Rochc's Alleys.
Y NJ. G. A. LEAGUE.
Association Allcys.}
Tuesday-G0rdon vs. Mowg.
ThUre1ay-Cookc IS. Roberts.
Satrrday-HGmner " Goodman.
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Cans rs. Nelson

Was the decision at Goldfeld a fair
one? Judge for yourself See the fight
pictures at THE NEW LYCEUM twice
daily all this week.
The Washington herald., 1906-11-05

Boston. On the day the sale of seats for
the engagement opened, two box Offices
were hardly sufficient 10 accommodate
the crowds. and the take was so large
that the manager was afraid mis- reputa-
ton for veraCity would be wrecked II ne
gave the exact figures.
As no house was available in New York,
Haddon Chambers new play. Sir An
thony." is to have its first production in
Boston. where il will be seen in a series
Of matinees AT the Park Theater, where
Francis Wilson is appearing at night in
The Mountain Climber
For eleven years Frank Daniels has
been missing trains running from New
York to Rye. Night after night the
members of his family have gathered
around the fireplace In the Rye mansion
waiting for their liege lord to return, only
to learn by long distance telephone that
he had missed his train. After unsuccess-
fully endeavoring TO effect a change in
the schedule Of suburban trains that
would not conflict with her husbands
club duties, Mrs. Daniels came to town
yesterday and leased a house for period
of years. 1t is situated next door TO the
Lambs Club.-N Y Telegraph
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KIDS ROUGH DEAL
Sullivan Should Not Have
Fought INK Russell.
BOXER WAS UNFIT FOR BATTLE

The Baltimore Promoters Sacrificing
n Clever PuEilist-SeeOnd Knock
out in IA short Time, without Suf-
ficient Training, Anglers Fighters
Washington Friends-Ring Gossip.
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DID Cans Foul Nelson

IN their recent battle2 See the genuine
fight pictures this week at THE NEW
LYCEUM. They show the battle from
start to finish.
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PRINTING OFFICE LEAGUE.
Paiacc Aneys)
TUESDAY Index VS. Foundry.
Thursday-Actfvcs Us. Reserves
Friday -MorCccos rs. Cowboys.
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NAVY YARD LEAGUE

NAVY YARD LEAGUE.
Capitol Hin Allcys.l
Tuesday Secondary Mount Shop vs.. Gunshop
WEDNESDAY Foundry West Gun Carriage.
Thwsday-Easr Gun Carriage vs.. Erecting shop.
Fridsy-TOol shop rs. Forge Shop.
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BASKETBALL SCHEDULE

GREATER WASHINGTON LEAGUE.
CIV. L. l. ATmory.)
Tuesday-Light Infantry vs.. Commissioners;
Friday-OrdEays vs.. Light Infantry.
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REAL ESTATE LEAGUE.
palace Aileysl
1I0nday-COlumbia rs. Washington.
Wedncsday-As vs.. Potomac.
FIiday-LaWycTs vs.. City Hall
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SUNDAY SCHOOL LEAGUE
lRoyal Lcague)
Manday-Union vs.. Calvary.
Wodnesday-M Mount Pleasant rs Western.
Frday-FOnGry vs.. Bethany.
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RAILWAY LEAGUE.
lOu Own Alleysl
M0ndly-N0Tthcastrm ". Mechanical.
WEDNESDAY Southern rs. Eastern.
Friday-N0rhem vs.. Track and Roadway.
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y. NJ. G. 4. LkAti r
Association Allcys.l
Tuesday -G0rdon vs.. Mowr.
ThUriay-G Cooke IS. Roberts
Satrrday-HGmner ~. Goodman
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PLATE PRINTERS LEAGUE.
(Brandts Alleys)
TuCSday-St. Louis V. Chicago.
Thursday-Boston vs. Washington
Saturday Philadelphia vs.. New York
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BINDERS LEAGUE.
Royal League)
Monday-U Mons rs. Cowboys.
Wedncsd1y- Stampors vs.. Foundry.
FTiday-RuleTs ys. Blanks
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RDENoNuSArIOSAL LEAGUE.
Royal Alleys.l
Alouday-Sixth Pres. rs. 81. Marks.
Wcdncsday-St. Johns vs.. Westminster,
Fnday-Nlarvin IS. Fifth Baptist.
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TEMPLE LEAGUE.

Tuesday-Phoeniz Us. Imperial. Octagon VS.. Ito
piau.
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BOWLING SCHEDULES.

DEPARTMENTAL LEAGUE.
palace Alleysl
Nednesday-Bu rs. g. p. o.
Thursday Commissioners rs. Navy.
Friday -Post-ofsce vs. Agriculture.
saturday Commerce rs. Interior.
The Penn's Grove record., 1906-11-09
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a"togD1 4sts pian . speed
along tbs Jersey coast
Judges nj the GrsBa Circuit t-t
ting meeting ct PoaR3S5e0sie areo
Henry Tietes aad James Eldfl1-e .ot
not driving to wa win Talara aud
india Ia tie race for 2s37 trctters.
81 z. |Sweetiaud. Ccrneirs
tackle Of several years age .s
iaine4 nc coaellng staa q. his Anna
mater
oxford made 2 rsv world
81 six and one-halt ftrionsa sci
mont Park, ccTaritg the distaffs ~
lis l-s.
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BG5Cheider as resident CT t1s
tioGal Cycling Association.
Charley Ns4iy ~ Milwaukee Is
hot after Batting Melson. Ie says:
= whipped hfD aura nd caa do e
agsin
fho 'RoossveI afiz4 for eat
th1e Iaile run was W3a ~ ie! &
French athlete at he facing Glib o.
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Tas German not in tno 4asl
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The Penn's Grove record., 1906-11-09
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Marion rraugz, "a cnYea-yoar
.ragddauBb,er 81 Harvey Rogers, i.7r
ing on Glassoor0 road, near Wa1f-
bury vas 10 lue ward 1.her 4 eeia~
phone Iinasman asked tor o dJsni %
water. The child ran FOR a glass ard
was dipping ataE IRON = 3uoleat .s
the Wen when she tel! over, 60 c-
down IN eight feet % water AS
came UP the lttl9 enc grabbed an .
nr--,st1 E III .e.H 1Efi ul -.4 el-
was ned 1t is ffteer feet frc~
tie water TO tna t9D Of the vst. ar
out for the fortunate catch Of The
child 81 would have drowned.
The Penn's Grove record., 1906-11-09

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wood was rece in New York
Gty ma CoihT a Robert g..
Peary taa reach the "facthest
Norm IN q mes 3 to Herbert J..
bfLdeDa4, secreta [ he Peary
A5ctlc NiHos ne ha reached
elgh{y-seEeh degre xix minutes, or
about 203 miles fr he paFe
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Archduke Otco 1sfria died a.
The age of %forty-on
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He Returns Fr0m The Frozen See
jHdau7tad.


IeaaT Mass Canauandeg Rome
p Pea VIII make seo-ner aaraeaa
ia reach ,he Nolsa Pole This Yves
aiea.at .s q 1elesra- 5,asged II
Morris b.. jesH9. president ct
Esary Arctic Cla5 Tire commando
aseeaaa taa danger 81 The trt3. sad
sga uae Roosevelt. Is sea.a
? sor additional supplies
lne detail. o. tHis ie- Fov3se
etea files cut froG he sH-iaJonl2ea
to an, make ea3 ants reading
auaeted ebo0c IL q 1e[1 oi ice his
ship without coal, MS dogs POISONED
by impure food and = portion ot lue
Interior OF the vessel torn apart TO
! provide fuel fCr 9ba boilers, the eZ-
Qlorer fought every inch Of his va
north and bacE The telegram saws
aopedaie. Labrador. by way 0f
I~wtiiAngafe, Y. F.-Steamer RcCsa-
8e3t uow lcr3. Rep2iring rudder
srarH strg ballast ard awaiting 81
Tiva4 Of mail steamer to secure coal.
Return voyage iLCesgan5 struggle
Tieh les 10 Cape York on September
%. Then storms and head winds 20
Labrador -oSst on October %. Car
ried way tive raiders. stern post
and Two blades Of propeller, Iore5op.
rsst ana a0grE>t Boon. Lost one
boat, Burned sd coal and some t
t9rtGE beams. using wood nud uIUG,
heg along eJa Lp5o. - cDIanuuL-
Gaze again from I2aneau Bay. All
kgee via he stor and have 10
arE ior our safety and give no