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The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-11-14
YALE WINS GROSS
 COUNTRY RAGE  Team from Harvard Easily De- feated by Ellis Team
 Yesterday. CONTESTS FINISH CLOSE Villas Comes in First, With Harvard Man Six Sec
 onds Behind.

Yale won the cross country run against Harvard yesterday afternoon, the pennant and two of the prize cups going to the Elis A large crowd of students gathered at the track house to see the start and waited to see a very close finish. The Yale team was the one defeated by Princeton.
 Malcolm B. Villas, Yale 1909, came in first, his timelfor the seven mile track being 37 minutes, 51 seconds, which is very good for the territory traversed. He took the lead early in the run and kept It up, to the last mile, when M. s. Crosby, Harvard 1908, and K. A. Spit ger, Yale 1909, passed him on spurts, For few minutes Crosby held the lead, Spitzer succeeding him and Villas dropping back to third. Before enter ing the gate to the track grounds. how ever, Villas regained his lead, finishing first, with Crosby second and Spitzer third. Each of the three was awarded handsome silver cups and the banner went to the Yale team.
 Crosbys time in the run was 37 n1in- utes 5S seconds and Spitzer's was Sl minutes flat The course was from the Yale baseball field, running across the fields to Forest road, down Forest road to Derby avenue, up Derby avenue a mile, thence through the woods to Con- gress avenue, back down Congress av- enue to the causeway opposite the field, and over the causeway to Derby avenue, entering the field by the low CT gate and finishing at the end of the straightaway, making seven miles in all.
 The runners were registered in the order they returned to the track field, the first si Harvard and Yale men be- ing counted for the score. The score was 35 Harvard A. The officials:
 Referee-Dr, Anderson.
 Distance Judges-W R. Dray, L. B. Howe and G. H. Townsend.
 Timekeepers-L. B. Stevens, G. But Ter and c. M. DuPuy.
 starter-Mr. Mack.
 Gnspeetors-V. V. Tillotson, M. A Seabury, B. R. Huff and M. A. weeks.
 Judges at Flnish-Prof. Reed, Prof. Reynolds and Dr. Bishop,
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-11-14
BERRY MAID IN FINE. FORM
TAKES BELDAME HANDICAP
Adriana Leads Up to Stretch, But is Beaten by Two
 Lengths.

New York, Nov. 13-Berry Maid run ming to her best form easily won the Beldame handicap five furlongs at Aqueduct to-day. Adriana cut out the pace to the stretch where Berry Maid went to the front and won by two lengths. p. Dugan made claim of foul against the winner, but it was not allowed.
 First race, for two year olds, selling; six and a half furlongs-Senator Bar rett, 95, F. Dugan, to 1, and to 2, won; Aimee C., 104, Miller, 3 to 5 place, second; Queens Souvenir, 92, Sumter, ' to show, third. Time, 1:21 Is.
 Second race, for three year olds and upward; non-winners at this meeting; selling; one mile-Troublemaker, s9. Musgrave, 6 10 1, and 2 to 1, wont Green Seal, 9S, E. Dugan, to 10 place, second; Consistent, 9S, Upton, to 1 show, third Time, 1:41 4-5.
 Third race, the BeIudIne HdnulCdp, , for Allies, two year olds; five furlongs Berry Maid, 11s, Sumter, to and even, won; Adriana, 9S, E. Dugan, to place, second; Explosion, 125, Miller, 2 to show, third Time, 100 2-5.
 Fourth race, handicap; for all ages; one mile-spooner, 100, Sumter, ' to 2, and to B. won; Gretna Green, 110, Notter, 8 to 5, place, second;! Bedouin, l1s, McDaniel, to show, third. Timee, 1:4s
 Fifth race, for three year olds and upwards; selling; one mile and a half Beauolere, 90 (Delaby) r to 10 and to 10, won; Red Friar, 101 fMusgrave) to 5 place, second ostrich, 104 (MillerO even show, third. Time, 2;35.
 Sixth race, handicap, for all ages, six furlonES-5Aok Ati<fsi. las (Ifiller) to I and to wcni Bat Mastsrson, ss (sGusyrsvel to place, second; Frank Lord, 30 @. DuSan) to 1 show, third. Time, 1:14.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-11-14
WENDELL BACK AT HARVARD.
1rimsdn Stock Goes Up With Return
 of Best HaIfback and FuIlback.

Special to the Journal and Courier.) Cambridge, Nov. 1S.-The return of Jack Wendell to the Harvard squad kfter a long absence because of dis in his studies, has raised The hopes of the Harvard players and beaches, and they now have no doubt bf trimming Dartmouth on Saturday. A fighting chance of defeating Yale is blso entertained.
 The squad to-day was put through h long secret practice, in which the varsity scored repeatedly on the kcrubs, Wendell making the greater humber of them. The offense of the varsity was not up to the expecta-
 lions of the coaches, and the players Ivill probably be driven hard up to Friday afternoon, when there will be k light signal drill preparatory to the kan1e with Dartmouth.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-11-14
HovsTOY BTAFs LEVINE.

St. Louis, Nov 1S.-In to-dsy's game of the tourney of the Hstiensl three-cushion billiard championship Thomas A. Houston. of St. Louis, de- feated Lloyd Jevne, of Chicago, 50 to 49. Houston had a big lead in the early and middle stages of the game. Jevne caught him at the 39 and pass cd him, seven points fA the lead, only to be beaten by enc point m the AAst seven il4riaga Houston's htgh run was 4, average APO, sefeties 2b Jevne's high run was 5, average ,41e, safeties 14s
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-11-14
Al The Ringside


 A hot bout will be pulled off at Woonsocket December 2. when Kid Pantz of Boston and Kid Manning of Pawtucket will go twelve rounds Rev. 4. c. teffries, father of Jim Jeff fries, says that there is no foundation for the report that his son will evor again take part in 8 ring contest. Says the elder Jeffries, who has none of his sons warlike tendencies. "Jim has pledged himself to us not to fight again and nothing will induce him to break his word"
 Kid Sullivan and Soldier Burns will meet in Baltimore the latteF part of the month.
 Owen Moran and Frankie Neil will meet in San Francisco NoveTnber 9. Twin sullivan and Joe Thomas arg training with Moran near San Eranefs@ CO.,
 Pat o'Keefe, who was severely trins- med by BiIlfe Papke In PhiladelphiA Saturday, wants to meet him agafH and his wish Is likely to be gratihed.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-11-14
1ANGFoRD GETS DECISION.

Los Angeles, Cal, Nov. 1S.-San Langford of Boston was given the de- cision over Young Peter Jackson of Baltimore at the end of the 2Oth round of a fight before the Pacific Athletic club last night. Charles Eyton was the referee. Jackson was unpopular be- cause of his failure to fight, and Lang ford showed superiority throughout. Jackson's ten to six favorite, was hoot- ed by the large crowd in attendance.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-11-14
VERMONT SAILORS WIN.
Defeat Eleven from U. S. Battleship
 New Jersey, 6 to 0.

Boston, Nov. 1s.--In the presence of Ebver 5000 sailors, marines and other Spectators, football teams from the United States battleships Vermont and New Jersey battled for the champion Hkhip of the North Atlantic squadron on SFranklin field in Dorchester this aft =hrnoon. the eleven from the Vermont 'winning by the score of 6 to 0, Throughout the old style of play pre- Kailing, and .ths teams were very even sy matched. sThs Yermcrt team hHd the 7Rdvantage of the nRe Senerslsnip of Norton at quarterback, the cid dHaf- Serback of the Annapolis tesf1l while
 McConnell, formerly guard at ABna Ra- His, also played that position on the sVermcnt team
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-11-14
NrW NAN FoR HOsrON.

It is likely that the Boston Aneri- cans as well as tho Boston Nationals will have new man playing the ini- tial bag next season. Although no deal involving the trading of Bob Unglaub, who played first and cap tained the team last season, has as yet been put through, the Boston manage ment feels that UnGiaub's uEsfulneSs with the e'SA hes, in n meesare at least, terminated. and that it might be good thing to inGtili S Rttle new blood into the team via the frgt base route
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-11-14
Y. N. R. (. BOWLERS WIN TWO GAMES Lose First Game to Sterling Quintet by But Four
 Pins. ASCHENBR0DELS WCT0RS In Three Straight Games West, of Academy Team,
 Rolls Loaded Ball.
ASCHEMBR0DELS WCT0RS
CITY 1nAGrn STANDING.

The Y M. R. c. bowlers, at pres ent leaders in the City league won two out of three of their series with the Sterling quintet at the Sterling alleys last evening. The Republican club has not yet lost series and gives early promise of championship Lock hart of the Sterllngs captured the honors of the evening. running into 8 total of just 601 pins. Ills high single was 212. The scores:
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-11-14
NEW .BRUNSWIsK FRIDAY THE INTERSTATE B0WLERs Jersey City Leads League New Haven at the Bottom
 of the Heap.
TEAM STANDING.

Io-morroW evening at Johnson's al- leys the New Brunswick Interstaters are in fourth place in the league stand ing, while New Haven holds down the last stage of the ladder The locals have the honor of winning thus far for two games out of twelve, @ very consolable record. Trenton's record is not much better than the locals, as they have been able to win but three games out of fifteen.
 The Jersey City bowlers. who at pres ent lead the league will roll the local aggregation next Thursday evening at Johnson's alleys.
 Brooklyn has made the highest three string score.
 It did not require bowling of an sen sational nature for Newark's crack Ma tional Interstate league quintet to gather In three games from Trenton Monday night at Trenton.
 The score.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-11-14
DUNN LEADS WITH 179.7
HIGH IN STERLING LEAGUE
Also Holds Record for High Three strings-Eppolito
 Has High Single.

Dunn leads the Sterling Bowling league with an average of 179,9 for three games. Eppolito is second and also holds higH single record with q score of 210. Dunn captured the high three string honors with a total of 5Ss.
 The individual averages follow.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-11-14
PROVIDENCE STARTS WE'LL.
Then Fails to Get Within Scoring
 Distance and Loses.

Hartford, Nov 1S.-Although Provi- dence started out well by caging tive goals in the first period, the local roller polo team was too much for them, and after the first period the visitors did not get within scoring distance of their opponents goal. Hartford was able tc get but one goal in the first period, but in the second tied the score and then went ahead by margin of two, in creasing the lead by an additional goal in the final period. The lineup:
 Hartford. Position Providence.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-11-14
WATERBURY SCORES
 FIRST VICTORY Winning Goal Gagged Thirty Seconds Before Time
 Was Called. PROVIDENCE STARTS WELL Then Fails to Get Within Scor ing Distance and Hart
 ford Wins.
PROVIDENCE STARTS VEL

Waterbury, Nov. 13-Waterbury SCOT ed it's first victory of the season here tonight, defeating Bridgeport in fast and well played game by the score of ' to 6. The winning goal was caged less than thirty seconds before time was called in the final period, The speed at which the teams played mada the game unusually rough and two fouls were called on each club. The feature of the game was the work of Fahey and Anderson for Waterbury and Jason for Bridgeport. The line up:
 Waterbury Position, Bridgeport. Murray .............,......... Jason
 First rush. LoXson ..............,...... Dugan, Oley
 Second rush. rdAey '.'.'ss....'.''.'.''' GflIltn
 Center. Holderness ...................... Woods
 Halfback.
 Goal
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-11-14
Giants.

High game, Trimmers, s1o High three strings, Barnett, 569. High single, Barnett, 227. Tonight, R. R. Y. M. c. A. vs, Cher ries, at p, m.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-11-14
BOWLING NOTES

A match series between Otto Huber day, will cause intense interest The series is for side bet of $25, The first ten games will be rolled in the Tuxedo alley, and the other eleven at John sons. The first man winning eleven games will win the series.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-11-14

Score: Hartford 5, Providence2. Stops: Sutherland A, Tibbitts AT. Rush es, Lincoln T. Curtis 3. Referee, Leahy. Timer, Perkins.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-11-14

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 While there was little sensational ptnning done in the National Interstate league bowling match at New York CTS won two games out of three from the New Brunswick five, the games were close and interesting. The scores:
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-11-14
TRrMMERs WIN.

Giants Lose All Three to Their
 Rivals.
 The Trimmers trimmed the Giants last evening at the Y. M. R. c. alleys in three straight games. The scoresy
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-11-14
Drives for the Cage

New Haven will get three period glimpse at Eddies Bridgeport quintet for the first time this season this even ing The Park City aggregation has been considerably strengthened during the past five days. There is a rumor of a new rusher named Duggan, and he is heralded as star.
 Bones men have now struck the right pace, and it Is up to them to sand their tracks and keep from slipping. Here s hoping we continue our success to- night.
 Word comes from the Interstate Roll Ter Polo league that their scouts who tional league circuit looking for play eYs are Ignoring all players who have jumped from the Interstate league, and enticing those who have not yet been with the latter league this may. be their idea. but it is impossible that they will carry it out The National league is daily growing stronger and the players more accustomed to their work, They will take and are taking whatever they can get.
 Manager Peet of Boston starts his team on the road Monday night at the original schedule, which will ge into
 
 Manager McMahon of Waterbury bought a ticket for the interstate ter riory yesterday and he expects to buy three or four return checks.
 An example of the successfulness of the National league with respect to the Interstate is the trick worked by Man ager Eadie of Bridgeport. He stole two players from sharon which sharon stole from the National league.
 The timer rang the bell in New Ha- ven Tuesday night before the ball was caged that tied the score, but he show two seconds to play and the claim was allowed. No wonder Providence papers put up a big kick.-Waterbury Demo- crat. It might be interesting to know the bail was cseed, and that there was no necessity for q kick
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-11-14

Score: Waterbury T. Bridgeport G.; rushes, Murray g. Jason '; stops, An derson p, Sutton S5; fouls, Waterbury 2, Bridgeport 2; referee, Rorty; timer, Maloney.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-11-14

High game: Winners, 714. High three strings: Reichert, 4SS. High single Reichert, 1892.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-11-14
WINNERS WIN.

Take Two Out of Three from the
 Triumphs. The Winners captured two out of three of their series with the Triumphs at the Tuxedo alleys last evening, The SCOPES.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-11-14
Academy.

High game; Tuxedo, SSO. High three strings: West, 566. High single: West, 215.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-11-14

Fuilback.
 The freshmen eleven Is in good cons dition for it's game with the Harvard freshmen at Cambridge on Saturday, The coaches expect the team to more than duplicate its victory over thA Princeton freshmen
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-11-14
Industrials Fall Victims in City League
 Mnfch.

The Aschenbrodel City league bowlers easily captured all three games from the Industrials. last evening in their series at Johnson's alleys. Moeller of the Aschenbrodel captured all the hon. ors of the evening, high single and high three strings
 The scores,
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-11-14
w1NCHEsTERs VICTORIOUS.
Easily Capture Three Straight from
 WestviIIe,

Westvilie.
 The Winchester City leaguers had little trouble in winning three straight games from the Westville quintet at the Winchester alleys last evening. Wagner captured high single, 1s7. while Heating took high three string honors with a total of 519.
 The score:
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-11-14
SPORTING NEWS
BoHng Polo Go Horse Racing and Other Sports Of e Day.
GRIDIRON NOTES.

probability Captain MCorfnlck oI Princeton serious that the numerous Carlisle into the easily the Crimson Ramblers did
 which will face Princeton will H. Aeott ends Paige and Big cooney guards Congdon cen Tad Jones Brides hafback habacki Coy 
 None of of the Yale squad ovened the team
  in fine condition for the first big
 Cambridge Friday play the Harvard fresh previous the between the Harvard varsity ana with the Princeton freshmen t has shown considerable improvement and the coaches do not believe that Harvard will be able to score.
 despatch the event of Hogan refusal position will ferred
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-11-14
Aschenbrodel
Industriais.
TWO GAMES FORFEITED.
West Uses Loaded Ball-City League
 Game

Game.
 The first two games of the Academy Tuxedo City league series at Huber's Tuxedo alleys were rolled under a pro- test last evening, because West of the Academy used a loaded ball. The third game was won by the Industrials. West won the first two games by his fine rolling,
 The scores:
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-11-14
The interstate game seheduled


 The interstate game scheduled for January IT, between New Haven and New Brunswick, will be rolled to-mor- row night at Johnson's alleys Next Wednesday evening Jersey City will roll Johnson's bowlers at, the local al- leys, Neither Collett nor Weber will be In the lineup, as they have decided not to roll with the team.
 Hitchcock, one of the promising ama- teur bowlers is on his way to fame He wishes to challenge any seventeen year old bowler in the city. H. or C. Raush preferred. Send challenge to 57 Foster street, New Haven, Conn. Hitchcock stepped into Johnso1i's alley last night and rolled the following scores. 150 zoe 1SS, 13S, 16S-S5o.
 The Cherries will roll the Railroad Y. NJ. c. A. team at the Y. M. R. c. all leys tonight
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-11-14

Manager Peet of Boston starts his team on the road Monday night at the original schedule, which will ge into effect at that time.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-11-14

Manager McMahor of Waterbury bought a ticket for the interstate ter riory yesterday, and he expects to buy three or four return checks.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-11-14
AFOREMENTIONED WIN THREE.

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The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-11-14

Bones men have now struck the right pace, and it Is up to them to sand their tracks and keep from slipping Here s hoping we continue our success to- night
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-16
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