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Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., S.D.) 18??-19??, 1906-04-06
NeagtfiJDTfIOUGi News.
1sfeRA1e6 Prom 9ur Exchanges
auG abter >'0urces.


f'htt9ak t~@GrrsS-
Mrs. aeG RheaSEuG, Ar Inliaap laGT
atvtEIg nsET ths Grana River seta0l uu
t. ressrrEgiaE., aied "Wednesday Marut
-. atF ,ssu cams uver THURSDAY ard
noaE,tl u Coffin ana sEs wfu ne blurred
aaass, LaTT1ss ysre lady isn9t dead
E'rl .5la .Is aaTecbea toaaie .al uug rtrne.
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A.tpFaeen News.
TIE rsCeE1 asRie nj sEGtf schag3 lsuas
in Mrt'hsFs0H aa1auty was very sails gGc-
&orT 20 ahe ssIte .aIra dspartunst.t. TEe
1ruC6s se1G all waeug "a ceaa paicess alaa
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r0UEty Is slssurea IS snaygn t.y the tact
1ila2 very rrsCR satd Was Trurrt2sed t1y
.sEeERe unen. EGen v-tro. 10 Entst INSTANCES
nave Llrea "a Ne8'herson aauutr fCr
Esaas .aIEa hsre. confidence d It's Future
hca@gfl .ah0gt ny. ghe1r az-ysrfencs mHth
Is pn4sl, O. B. Foachuan nd E1lrrl.a
purchased Vrn wfreds aec9ious ag ls.I4.
k-ua eaanss Ar4'ae-sol 0oursfP met were
8ssaEE Esuyrrs- ltus rrsg1 Cd sgale onFr
tul l&ECrs was sotG.
AAhlss. N, n, EspufricaIs.
GanGug8Ur TH0Ea1s. I'd u1e $50. 7rpS
sFFernlY injured "a Visns-s AL Priaay,
wiriie rnEUtug reaady 10 rnalse.- mas run TO
pa4laotz. ia crossing r1e rrnCk ne sstT-
E,ea ANA te1l 1n ms t,aot in suCh d way
EtgSl "a ggHS -tadlv aurt. 1t Ess ntaosd
Oh ltfs .rsau @ua gGi5en to has nurne u
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lfH LAST Thursday Afternoon d ussrr
EEF5g 1seisCEea VVrgtatuE uartr. oousgss.
ing of aiEhi staarts nocsansa tgy the
orfdtA ogNFrss, bridesmaids aud grraEus-
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csgErrfl. wt1prs Rev. WsRningrr united
1fsiIn BiHas Nvssiti lsn0 E.aItt DaScneudtrfY
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- psstl as gtTs psrtr were adursled win
rItiBasls rt AL oaiars 1,l rtre rainbow. ana
natter tt1e ceremony Ars. Fnalmlu tCrok 3
pnGnogrEpn af tne alare group, winch
Errssenteo a rsrv rrrstp piUturer
Llonl. asrraa.
T'he Mitrhsil Lumber GampGpy uare
IpeaIsd Ip a umher vard hrre IuaGg.
The pmhsr Hts oomnenosd 10 artgsr
auo 1uAmS Will ~ uusy lbuiinC from
u0w AL the rsliru&u IS uampibtea 70
LseatG, lfroUuaS tsa,s 1sren securrd ion
GFge accommodation NJ Int lew v1rd.
Tins vail ne we3crrnr news To rtIt pss,grtt
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mt usNuiE- LaS 4erftagi grsa3l lv3ug TO
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me- oar p-epst sTprrclIie mss move
ana vail Rst o.aite,,s. SHOW lhtar algrrCg.
&pau ~ ht'r na4rnnaCt. Thr Mitchell
-amosg Company arr atGsltaTs ana 14rpl 3
ltlr s3au nj peoWt VT NADt. Htrs 5
success 30 vJu. hays,
4 itaa 1ss oaen ntzdt Vfrre0y r "
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nI.n 8RuN ai EareSa, hRre disposed Of
Baolr ntere>t n Ihe F8rsi Stute Bans oi
LsoaG 10 Reagan .s 8ngper ai Bartssa
&ua lnsl&l p&rilus aere a Lee,la. Ar.
Hnapar vail arrive IA ftwIEgs 70 2na.sse
arrangements for Inr lpentng oI thp
1&nf.,
Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., S.D.) 18??-19??, 1906-04-06

as@hbaas,
Mrs, jto>a Kit5u af AvtGs IS stall
alive 1ar theTr are no ropes for uer
reoovor~
No otitor u&Gtt. q business "trip 10
NORTH Dakota naauts Tuesaay aua
returned roaay.
Misses Edta White 4ua PauIias
5unaert nj 8n>aer were stopgarE
IN Earesa IGsi Saturday,
Petor Soheueeuhercer IS now -aor-
d10ttrvg .uuua ooauJer in ooWuec-
a'on Eith ms meat market.
At. aud MRS. John 8oi)iuger h
AUtGs 4re reaoocaug over ths arrival
nt a daughter ~ Lhear hans.
Sotan&n Herman udtGull 8 moved
10 Jaear homestead 5 lr}s,s east of
Earesa ,he first ri tie week,
I.vervm4p Wfagei ana vale r
Hague, we're Il Earesa ast Salur-
. dAy. 0om4niug 4utll Auuuay-
Mr. Nasooais ii Ayras p4sseo
rhrougb Earnsa Wednesday III ms
way aune .rom EASTERN pmuts.
Mr. ana MRS. Frank Juues from
near Bnwdle were Il .own 8Olaay.
the guests ut Miss L.ilie Gibson.
Stale Farmers Nu, HAL ms. Co.
E4seo4, Mimi. largest Cash sur
mus. Wants neaiautt 4geul Wrgte
uaRy-
AnEe hume pleasant anu Life worth
ir2ug 1v having roses. You aan
nave thgn Tree. See 1+er n tins
ssue.
Lau1n Schumauker a Rosl1s m&Ge
Is a saTewell l4l SATURDAY, He ex-
qectG 10 eare TINS week Tor L9a,
GallIurnIa.
That We tau AL competitors s
proven 1v our rose bush offer IN
rns ssun. ACT today Ii $ tur a
imiteg tame only
GUIi!ieB Lsaak. II Linton. n. D..
saller ID David ana solomon IssaE,
NJ mis- atT- IS spending a few days
EUREKA w'in mis- sons.
The Post al ways .eads anu never
.ol.ows. A garden Of roses IS gwen
rae 20 every subscriber See offer
printed elsewhere.
". " -ralle made 4 business
T'u 70 Linton ana other NORTH DAk
1ta points Monday. returning TO
EureKa Wednesday
NalnHu Barnrr wnu mas 0een as
41s1ang " -. DAVIS n MS barber
-nnu. ~prIrnrd 20 ais home 1t Long
P~u~'e. MN Monday.
rr. E4-A.. .1trr Ocean offers
-. zen NJ rusrs rr=r with =ach YEAR
~ transcription. CaiI At ne Post
1firr tur .utl Information.
Nr anu Mrs. 4. Menard moved
.uelr 1uusehutu fleets 70 Ei.isvlew
Mundag. where Mr. Menard mas
cnarye Of the lumber yard.
Glss Elsie Godfrey, of Ashley
accompanied Mrs. FaIlman 10 Eure
"a aud will earn photography under
Mrs. Failman instruction.
Daniel aarr, a brother Of our tel,
.ow 1Owasman, Iuhn ! Harr, anu
Ms two SONS arrived n Eureka
Tuesday ram South Russia.
Mrs. Falman, whu mas Deem Jper-
atiua her photograph gallery at
Ashley for the past three WEEKS. re-
5arnad cn Euraka asst Tuesday
The PRESBYTERIAN Thmole Bee
vii. meet s,th Mrs. Q. 4. o5erdes
nrxr Thursday 4iternoun, ADr'I u.
A .arge Attendance - requesged.
Eavar3 Dicnnan 1i 8err"ld, was
doing business ia EuraHa HunuaV
h ~atner 'oogad 10 Az as tuuuga Eu
was ook5ug Win raror .oward Eure-
Dleo. TuHsev. auditor Of ne Dako-
"a Centra. Telrpnune Co.. was n
own Nundar. From here ne vent
20 Lntan and returned TO Aberdeen
T!esdaY.
I1fge " Il. Burns Of Bangor,
dir,t At his nume at tnat Diacs 1n
Thursday evening Gf ast week- are
ABOUT ~ year,. de was one of the
aid Diureers Of MCPHERSON county.
G1rtligh LsaaK reClrued from Man
haven. ". D., where ae has been
Whiting for severa! months. he Is
nov making his home with ms
daughter, Mrs. Fred Netzer and
tarpiiY.
Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., S.D.) 18??-19??, 1906-04-06

Stage Lime.
rlAH rABlE

IAiLY EEcEPT SUNDAY
S4nG4e fare 50 80.
Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., S.D.) 18??-19??, 1906-04-06
Chicago. Milwaukee & 81. Paul
7uiN&y.

TIME Table.

dnnuaF. August y iHda.
az Aass, LaaapA o -,.,rut,.n 80 s.. n west
.iTE Earr.e& lN..U %. ~, WRIST
- sl'~taEfl.., 'g.5@A.gn. wes'
EF phAS. LsaNEwe L.4uIun 80 nm. east
H6 we ., Earr.s& 4:s5 o. IN, aasi
10 . ARRIVES AEarrthsH N. n N. 1as3
IT, FrtaCtll. LgsEpess Ga4uIum SEQ 4 IN. ussi
ST2f Earraa l@:@J 80. n. .&s3
as-rrNtss E2EsSF1EEfsFs .rntI EGTH.
Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., S.D.) 18??-19??, 1906-04-06

7 r BOUCHER
4--Er1HE IT Law
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Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., S.D.) 18??-19??, 1906-04-06
Gl q lLrHY in Gann@ilOR.

HARRY FIDDLER
A-ras @Uutn DHkuta.
Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., S.D.) 18??-19??, 1906-04-06

Wm. J. 2 Giedt aad family, of
Bi.lsvieW, moved to EureSa Mon,
day aad are GccupgiRg the Klein
residence on First Ave, Mr.. Geiis
will EorS in the Mitchell Lumber
ca 5, yard 81 this place.
Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., S.D.) 18??-19??, 1906-04-06

Mrs, Andrew Chorseu, oi Aoer
5eeu, iled Sunday morning at
o clogs, She accidendaslp UOok car
6uilc acid instead 1i medleiaa used
for tooihache, The funeral toua
Place Wednesday, afternoon,
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-03-23
Schreck and Barry to
Fight at Terre Haute.
Tuxedo Club Makes Another
Change in Its Plans.
Baldwin Of Boston Knocked Out by Kid
CurIey...Two Other Fights Drawn.

One OF the important ring battles Of
the week Will be held before the Wa
bash Athletic Club of Terre Haute to-
night. when Mike Schreck of Cincinna-
ii and Dave Barry of California clash
10 rounds for Il decision. The weight is
165 pounds at :: o'clock, and the win
her will be- Il hard proposition to beat
by any Of the men now boxing at the
weight. This will be the third ring en-
gagement between Schreck and Barry
but the first tine where each man had
plenty Of time to train and each man
insists now in the strongest terms that
he IS i'll the best Of shape.
The first meeting between Mike and
Dave was ut salt Lake City last July.
Schreck had been training for several
weeks for his "I-rOund fight with Bob
Fi,Zsimmons, when right on the eve oi
the battle the eX-chalnDion for some
reasons packed up his trunks. pulled
camp and liked for the East. leaving
the Salt Lake Club without an oppo-
nent for Mike Schreck. The club I'M
mediatcly looked about for 4 BILE
man to pit against Schreck and four
days before the bout Dave Barry was
otl'Ittt [til iIdii iist'' "Si'n ~
ride on the train from San Francisco
and two days for the bout after his ar
rival in the Mormon town. The fight
was the fastest and most evenly con-
tested even seen in Salt Lake, when in
the 10Th and last round Schreck con-
nectcd with Il vicious right swing and
drOppcd Barry for the count. The sec
ond meeting was in California and it is
said Barry trained for two weeks be-
fore SChreck was notified of the match.
The result was 4 20-rOEnd draw, with
Tarry holding the shade and this time
Mike Schreck -plead"d too short time
for training.
Next Friday night neither man will
have any excuse 10 offer, for Barry
trained with Marvin Hart on the coast
and Schrock acted as Jack Roots SPAR
ring PARTNER for several weeks and be-
sides, the match was clinched three
weeks ago and each man has been i'll
competent hands and undergone a Zig
iG course of training.
George Silcr. the renowned referee.
has been engaged by the Wabash Club
to referee the contest, which will give
the winner an UnqueStiOnaDle right to
the winners end Of the purse.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-03-23
SPORTING NOTES.

III" American bowling congress has
decided to hold lis annual convention
III 81. Louis.
The weather being favorable Dineen.
IOuhgti. Tann"hill ana Parent got in
some good practice.
The selection Of st. Louis over Phil
adelphih for the next meeting place
has vidCied the breach between the
East and the West, il is said
Lon Criger. when seen at the infirm-
ary yesterday. stated that he felt
somewhat better. having had the best
nights rest he has had for some time.
Vic Willis. n former Boston boy, but
now Il member Of the pirate aggrega-
tion, was confined to his room yester-
day suffering from very heavy cold.
The Harvard athletic committee has
voted that in th" future it be the pol
icy of the committee not to allow the
use Of the grounds and equipment Of
the association to nntside organiZa-
lions"
Six members OF the Washington
pitching staff, headed by Catcher
Hayden. arrived from Charlottesville,
Va. Yesterday afternoon. The other
members of the squad are Patton.
Suthoff, Wolfe. Kitson and Hughes
Whether Wesley w. Coe. the worlds
champion shot putter. will he allowed
to compete for Michigan this year is
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-03-23
BASEBALL NOTES.

Cy Young will pass his 10th milestone
this year-as n pitcher.
Jack Doyle has landed job as manage:
of the Des Moines club.
Matthewson, I.ajoie and SysOnhy will
carry top weight i'm the races this year
Manager Stahl has promised to sell to
the Baltimore team two cf his surplus
pitchers.
Homer Hillebrand thinks his brother
Doc will eventually sign with the
| Washingtons.
Manager Chance says he thinks he can
depend upon Pfeister to make up for the
loss of Weimer.
Pitcher F. f. Asher Of Paragon. Ind.
goes to Peoria of the Thrce-I League. in
stead of Houston. as at first reported.
Catcher Jesse Moore of the Cairo team
Of the X l. 4. League has deserted and
signed with the Altoona, Pa, outlaw club
Bemis Pierce, ex-coach Of WisronSin's
baseball team. states positively that he
will not coach the varsity nine this
spring.
The Dcs Moinos club has secured the
release Of Catchers Towne and Dexter
respectively from the Milwaukee, and
Louisville clubs
Jimmy SebrinE declares that he has not
asked any player under contract to n ma
tional agreement club to sign with an
outlaw organization
Jimmy Scbring has notified the national
commission that he has decided to play
with the Wiliamsport outlaw club this
season at aal hazards.
Some of the Cleveland players who are
Mt Hot Springs are said to be spending
about as much time at the race track as
they do at the ball yard.
The Chicago National club has traded
Pitcher Schaub and Catcher Charles A.
Miller to Wheeling for Outfelder Lewis
o. Smith. tried briefly by Pittsburg two
years ago.
Billy Lush he's surrendered to the Cleve-
land club. After finishing his work as
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-03-23
OUT OF THE GAME.
Two California Racing Men Ruled of
the Track for Life.

c. f. Durnell and j. J. McCaffcriy have
been ruled off the turf for life by Il de-
cisiOn rendered by the stewards of the
Pacific Jockey Club, which has control Of
racing in California. DTrnel and Nc
Cafferty were found guilty by the stew
ards Of the Ascot track Of improper rae
ing methods and suspended for year
They considered the sentence harsh and
appealed to the Pacific Jockey Club fer
redress. The result is their pcrmanon;
retirement from the racing game for tho
good of the sport.
Previous to his present trouble Durnell
was fully $IO.0Go ahead on the season Nc
Cafferty was also 4 good winner. Durncll
was convicted on the affidavit of 4 black
smith of running his horse. Alderman
BAIT. in training shoes until he was ready
to win and then putting on racing plates.
McCaffcrty was found to have used drugs
on his horses.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-03-23
BOXING NOTES.

Larry Temple has separated from Ped
dy Mason, who has been his manager
Jimmy Gardner and his brother George
have arrived in MiIWamisee. where Jimmy
is 10 fight Jack D"ngherty next week
Nolan says that before Tommy Murphy
can meet Nelson lie viii have to heat
Abe Attell. consequently Tommy has a
long wait before him.
There is talk of a battle between Jack
O'Brion and Tommy Burns. and it an
pears that it is only a matter Of terms
that is keeping them apart.
Young Donahue of Roxbury. who i
making a good record in New York fights
meets Sammy Smith there Friday night
and Jack I6wery at Brooklyn Saturda Y
night.
Danny Snyder, the Char!estown feather.
weight, who retired from the ring = fev
years ago, is studying hard for the bar
lie expects TO be able to take his exami-
nation in about a year.
Art Simms has signed articles 10 fight
Andy BeZenah Of Cincinnati before tha
southern Athletic Club Of Columbus Anri,
Il. The men are t. weigh in ot 1eo
pounds. Simms is fast regaining his old
form.
JACK b"nsherty will meet Jimmy Gard
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-03-23
Williams Appeals to Ma
tiona| Commission.
irwin to Fight for OuttleIder's S
Services II Necessary.
Boston Nationals coning Into Their Proper
Form Al JacksoaiIle,

Otto Williams, the New Orleans
outfielder drafted by the Philadelphia
Americans and turned back without n
trial, because he refused to sign a.
contract for over $500 less than he had
b. en- paid in the minors. has appealed
for redress to the National Commits
s'pn. Williams claims that he has
l.en Disseminated against for being
covered up" and prevented from ad-
vancing in his profession. Chairman
august Hermann Of the National
Eoard has promised Williams that
there shall be no delay in the ad-
viii be rendered when the commission
las received the evidence of the
Philadelphia club, Manager Franks
Of New Orleans having already sub
1nitted his. Manager Jake Stahl Of
Washington, in casting about for a
player to fill the shoes of Joe Cassidy,
,iis shortstop, chose Williams and pur-
erased his release from New Orleans.
Williams refused to go because he be-
lirves that the National Commission
w'll decide in his favor and he will
,,o free to go where he pleases. There
is a weightier reason, however. Will
Iiams has sent his signed contract to
Manager Irwin of Altoona and will re-
fuse to go on record as a contract
Jumper. Being duly signed Irwin init
ynates that should Williams be coerced
TITO playing with Washington he will
prevent his doing so by process of
law
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-03-23
BOSTON NATIONALS
Rapidty Coming Into Shape and Man.
aser Tenney Is Pleased.

Jacksonville. March 22.-The third day s
u ork of the Boston Nationals was most
satisfactory to Manager Tenney.
The team settled down to real baseball
laying in the afternoon. and for two
f.ours the many fans present saw an ex-
l.Ibition Of practice seldom seen on the
local grounds.
Tenney occupied the first station. Need
lam second. Stroebel third and Bridwell
snort, while the outficld performers were
howard, Bates and Good.
The remainder of the men took turns
u ith the stick. and it was indeed hard
fJr the batter to place Il safe hit.
I.indaman, who has been niclsnameG
Indy" gives promise of making :,
t,rlendid performer in the box. He looks
10 he about the hest of the new pitchers
Brown, the new backstop. is now play
ing fast ball. and he is almost certain t.
lie the third member of the catching Dc
partment.
The first game OF the season will b"
I!ayed Friday afternoon. when the Ten
r-y crowd tackle Arlic Latham's Jackson
lie South Atlantic League team.
Tenney said this afternoon that hc was
rct undecided which pitcher he would
T"rk in the opening game. hut judging
from some Of his side remarks it will h.
fi,indy."
Ljntil the arrival Of one Of the regular
tiielders. Tom Needham will be played
* second. Ncedham has been pll wing
cOnd since the arrival of the team here
:nd he appears willing to work anywhere
The game Friday promises to draw an
Unusually large attendance.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-03-23
Tour Of Maine and the
White Mountains.
Two Horse Owners Ruled off
The Turf for Life.
Dsmarest wins Second Place in Amateur
Billiard Championship Contest.

A great pleasure tour of New England
crs and New Workers to the White noun
tains and Maine is in process of organiza-
ton for next summer. Though W. j.
Morgan. manager Of the annual "climb to
the Clouds" is at the bottom of the
scheme, it is probable that the manag ge-
ment will be given over to the Bay State
Automobile Club Of Boston or tfe Long
Island Automobile Club or the Automobile
Club of America. The Boston organiZa-
ton has already agreed to look after the
New England end and it is believed that
both of the New York clubs named Will
at least give it their endorsement.
Among the features of the run will be
the annual ''climb to the clouds" in the
White mountains, races at Old Orchard
Beach ana a monster clam bake At Port
land
AS tentatively mapped out the tour Will
take Il days. with Boston as the formal
terminal and 4; two days run home add
ed for the New Workers.
Intention Of conflicting with the Gilden
tour is denied. "A start will be made
early in July. and will probably include
the Fourth of July period so that the
tourists will practically have to sacrifice
but a week OF business. 1t viii BE- an
out-and-out pleasure tour. with no Gem
petitive restrictions. though souvenir
medals may be- given the survivors. T.v-
cry effort will he made to make. the tour
4 grand holiday outing. with entertain
ments and sports All along the line.
The route embraces the Berkshire hills
Maine and the Massachusetts coast. "a
course not covered by any previous big
tour.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-03-23
a DIFFERENCE
IN LUNGS.

In the Edinburgh Uni
versity three human lungs lie
side by side. One is Of an
Eskimo and is snow white.
In life, this would be ruddy
with rich blood. Another is
that of a coal-miner and is
black. The other is of town
dweller and is a dirty slate
gray, as are the lungs of most
city residents. That's why
consumption thrives in cities.
One reason why SCOTS
Emulsion does SO much to
keep down consumption is
because it helps to keep the
lungs clean and supplies
them with rich, red blood. 1t
makes the lungs germ-re-
slsting. If the body is run
down and health is at a low
ebb SCOTS Emulsion will
build it. up quickly and per-
manently.
o|olI EoWNE, >Os Peul Street New yorz.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-03-23

A number of utility men on the Clevc-
land team had very short professional
experience before taking the hurdles
into major league company. Shipke
has been playing just four years. He
has company. however in Barbeau.
who started out several years ago play
ing amateur ball in New York City,
then went to the Copper League. where
h" worked for two years. then to Col
umbui for one season, and last year
finsh' q With the Cleveland club where
h" has Il good chance of sticking. When
II" was playing amateur ball Barh"alI
was u pitcher and was able to hold his
own. # Cleveland ever gets in u hole
she will have a utility in1elder to trans
form into Il pitcher
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-03-23

still a quest ion. A decision by the con-
ference arbitcr was expected. but Di-
rector Eaird said he had received no
word concerning the champions case.
Michigan wpuld like to use COe Satur-
day against Wisconsin.
Yalc'S best half-miler. Eli Burt Par
sons, prefers the journey to Greece Ia
the Olympic games with the American
team, in which he has won the half
mile race for two years. Parsons trip
10 Greece viii keep him away from
Yale during the entire track season.
His absence will ruin Yale's chances
on the track this year.
New York Athletic Club swimmers
"Wednesday night defeated the Chicago
Athletic Association in all the events
but the water polo game. which was n
tie. &. ii. Daniels, in the 110-yard swim.
lowered the worlds record. covering
the distance in I'm. 2-as. The record
probably will not stand. as the tank is
Il few inches short Of 60 feet.
i. Echercrra furnished n surprise at
the New York A. G.. Wednesday by win
ming tho ea,yweight wrestling cham
pi0nship Of the club. lie is a newcomer
in the game and had never before wres-
tied in a bout at rhe club. F. Nargani
Won the middlswaight class by defeating
II. A. JCrgenscn and X. Jeckyl. w. =.
Haxtnn won the bantam, or I2I-pound
class.
While there may may possibly be one
or two changes the Michigan team for
the Gaal meet with Wisconsin Saturday
night will probably be as follows:
Sprint. Bowman: hurdles, Hodgen and
,C;arrels: shot but. GarIcIs and Dunlap;
high Jump, Pinch: quarter-mile. Good
Win. GarrclS and Schelk; half-mile,
Ramcy and Waldcck: pole vault,
Marker: mile, Coc ana Maloney.
Despite Yale'S repeated assertion
that the present style of football was
all the students desired. a soccer team
has been formed and the first game will
be played Saturday. Yale will have
New Workers. The Ellis will probably
line mp as follows: Fullback. Veedcr:
duartcr-backs. Capt. Morse, Finn,
EOome. Knox: halfbacks. Dimes and
Hutchinson. Serum. Norton, Bower and
Stuart. The remaining positions will
be filed from other Varsity players
and Varsity subs.
Henry Schmchl and Albert l.. Corey,
the lOng-distanrc runners. have deCid-
ed to start their foot race from New
York to Chicago June 4. Both men re-
port that they are now III excellent
condition and will be rrimed for their
struggle on the day set. Corey already
mas started training for the run and is
taking daily iogS over the roads on the
outskirts Of Chicago. He is getting into
condition for the smile run which viii
be held at the new Illinois Athletic
Clubs meet March -. SChmchl has not
yet started actual training For the con-
test. but he viii go to West Baden.
Ind. about April and get into cundi-
ton.