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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-22
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peqs unS III siorio.f UNI 100 Wtorsens an, OH.
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Mci. 3ion3 d c.

>Sn ser %reiormirtcn 3ionS=airde an
ser Gde bon GboicitraBc mo @orforb.
Iuenuc, Eoitor Sobn Is. Somnnerlots
tc. 9n @eibnattstoge, SormittogS
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burt csWcltbcilan0es; :" bclte Nben0
1@S llbr, @cibnahtsieier Der E%rinlGr-
NbtheiIung Der SonutagslGulr inter
2citltng 0ea SuperintcnOcnten s. $.
Mihcl. Sir Oieic ISeier lit iolgcn.
Ocs Yroqrnmm porgeieben:
n@eibnod)tsbrief," 2ico Scr &luis
len; 9eariibung; .. Wonlp, Silbo
&ittmcr; D@eibnodts9loden: Gao
3inf, &o5cl @uiid, 3. Slebtner. So.
tie 9ornifel, Nnnu Sob; SLING
@lodIcim fling" @eiang oQer &loi
len; @rllb: emma &rllg, Wfinnic
0arcis; n@cibnodt fiir Nac," &ernl,
1prif; nGbriitfinblein" Nlmu
0oridL SilDo @ittmer, Sbelmo
Dtcio, 2i8ie @bitmaL GQu Wtop
3irf, Nina Slcdt1er; n2iht Scr
@elt," Selcn @ittmer; rGbriltfino.
lein" @riong AQer; rWSipclitrallB."
Inno Spmburg; uNlS id cruodte,"
Treo. Miller; uWiiiiions . Eltppem"
@eiunQ Sucr; nGbriitus, Seilono al.
Ter &oltcr" Charles Sdlll& Serm.
9oridl @corG Munlp, Sreo. Gorld,
gbluin Norhcroing, Nobert Sdrlg.
See MiQcr, &orrp Nermonn, Comic
TlldmonrL Charles Yricc, Charles
@orhcroin1.
9ln Shllb Der Seier iinoet 9c.
ideerung iolpobl fir sic %9cnannte
ahtbeilung, mie fir bic inter Sri.
Cora Soditcin ~itebenoe Cradle
Hou. "NbthciIlnq itott.
9(m Sonntog. ocn 80. GcScmber,
iinoet &ornlittogS I'M H11 llbr ein
@~ottcSbiCnit ltntt, bel benz Eaitor
Sontmcrlotte Den Cert rslbihieo ans
Sobr" ~bebonocln miro, lllb 9lbenbS
nm MS llbr cine @eibnohtsfeicr fir
bic Sonnto9sidulle. @ei berielbell
fonntt Die Gontote Ser Wiciiios" itr-
fer Seitltng bon 6ruu z. s. Sortig
nno Sri, q. q. Midel sur guffiib-
RING. Ser Srganiit Ser @emeinoc,
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feiten puiienoe mulifoliihe Ero.
9ranlnle porbereitet. slm Neuiobrs-
Worgcn finbet ebenialls cin Seit9ot-
tesbicnit ltutt.
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& manuelS STRIDE Ser
cpung. q emeind Oh q t.

Sn Der Gmomels = Stride Der
epungeliiden @emcinlhoft an Der
Sin : 0rceneltroBc prcoi0t Foitnr
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Gen iibSr oas 1hemn ullnS lit ein
@ino %gcborcn." 9lbenos iinoet bas
iibli6e Weibnod)taieit ser SonntogS,
ihule itutt. Die Ercoigt f0Qt bel
ocm Nnluiic aus. lllrter Der Scitung
bcs Girigcnten Gbriition @rmolo &C.
longt Gin g~eoicqcncS muiifuliides
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9lt la Nrla. &Op 9Mubof. 2iiiic
Midel, Nitgl,Ite WliGel, Nilallitc Gr-
molo, '0lie iWf1er Miiiitie Wuuer.
lSS. Gbdrlcst'Y feptr I'll.
Is. YUliu,tEmI Otiuer, @uit. Trib.
Senur I'll @iH Mtihel mo @iQ
@eib. IN .Idr i.1l1"
Die SplUcitcr = Seicr nouert bon
Neujubrsobeno bis I'M Diitternudt.
Neformirte Smm nnuclS
1900 . CN y -. $50
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5ember 1907, UNI $50 llbr I'm 1O.45
llbr, Nodnittugs nm 4 llbr.
@eibnoftsieit Der aleinfinoer'Ib.
tbetIlng ser Sonntoasidule.
0onneritoN, 26, 0e3entber 1907
80 glben0s; @eibnohtsfeit Der gro
Bercn ainOcr Der Sonntugslhule.
9ienitog, Den 81. 9e5cmber 1907
2IbCnogottesoienit nm s llbr; nm 8
llbr.
Sabres e @crinmmlung 0c9 Cont
togsidrullebrer : @erein0 mo Yeun+
tCnrpahl.
Mittmod, Den /. Sonuor 1908,
WtorNen @ottcS0icnit nm 1870
llbr.
Utonto0, Den 6. &onuor 19OS, S.I5
llhr Nbenoa, unO penn mo0lid, ON
Iieuitnq, Den I. &nluIor 1908,
g8eibnod)tSieier Der Sonntaaa'hlI
fer.
Nutiiibruug Der Gontotc: Gin.
fon0cn 0eS Suntu alalls."
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HQtlss&ird1C an @ronopup 1t. Erutt.
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NcibnahtatoQc I'M I'll llbr: Set
%gottesDiCnit ilber Sci. Il, I; @rlul0Gc.
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men &inOe bnbcn mir bic e|rfllllte Cert
NcrbciBmg. @ir BADEN 0ua @otte2.
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ociien Ncrrid)uit 0roB u1O icNcnarcld)
lit; Dcn Grjc0CnSiiiritcL Der mobrtt
6ricbrn Ncbrnd)t ul0 nod brillQt.
Crguniit uut0 GborIeitcr Eroi. 3.
+. Stcinmol0 bot ein muiitolild)ea
EroOromn uorbcrcitrt. 0uS inter PIN.
Gcrcm fol0crl0c 9tumlrncrH cntbQlt:
Soprou.So Don Sri. Wtinnic Sellts
bcd,Cr: . come, 0 come, emanuel"
i. i. @uuoro; gcniihter Gbor: 80
5aretb," Gbos. @ornoo.
Ter &irdcndor lit aus Den folgcn.
ocn WSitgliebcrn 5liuntmcn gcicbt:
Grnu s. @loier. TrlS. Si55ie Fit,
0tinnic 2elltbedlcr, Wurp@rllncmol0,
&llIo Yib, Inno Berger, Glpino Mii(.
fer, Scnnie Worgcn, Barbara 5eB,
2lnno 9tllidypif unb emma &nomles,
S9. Geo. @lnier, 2ouiS Bender, Geo.
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@lnicr.
PIN Ionncrltog, OCn 2G. Ge5ember,
glbcros 12S llbr, ieicrt Die Sonnto9S.
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Sonntog iur Sobr g~cfciert miro. PIN
Sulpcltersglbcno unO an N~eltiahrs.
Wtorgen perocn @ottesoienIte gebol-
ten
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Tdde anr @eiie in's gnslaus be.
iprat 6. Maine, &r. Alb. Oh.Valti.
msre'Str., uebe Guitum Sonic Ass
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IrudfebIer. = 5rot ieiner
Sugeno ioh Der eleeailte 9uron 70.
pier id,ou iebr (e)laiirt aus.
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for0crt. 0ir hcrrlidcu Gb6re mo
Wtl,iif &ortrGAc mcr0cn Der NhtGcn-
ipcIt Den 9rmci$ I~icfcrn, bob bicic
ocutidc Wcnlcin0c, Die nGdlItcS Tohr
70 Sabre aft miro, nod trcll u1o
ItnlloGoft bclttid 0Cbliebcn lit.
Sir Die bci0en Ncibnodta .@otteS.
oicnItc, Wiittmod &ornlittog lmO
T6cn0, bo6cn bic bciocn Beion0pcr.
cine folgcnoc GbGrc in Gorbereitun9;
GormittoQS H1t llbr - nIie
Sternc id)immcrn" BON &. g. 50.
rcl5 un0 Sic Sirtcn" bon Z. Nla.
for6.
NlbenOa 14S llbr - yGbrc lei @ott
in Der Sobc" bon :. Is. Mocp.
Sic Soliiten limo: 9lnno @inion,
Sopron; Antonic &arollls, 9llto.
@corgc 2cinL Senor; Scinrid Stcr.
ger, Bob.
lic Mit0Iic0cr ocS Hungarian,
5cs" limo: Soprun - pima &inion,
Gillian Gidbout, Gli5obctb Iidbollt,
Eallllnc &orolltS ltn0 &ntle Noft.
mann; alto - Gbriittnc @irtb llnA
Nntonic &urolu& Icnor - u. Hid).
Ter, Is. 2cin unb @. Dingling; 9uB-
=. @ogncr, i. Sterger, $. Stcrgcr
mo ". Berger. SrQoniit un0 Gbor.
letter lit Erof. i. aorolllS.
Gic @nifiibrltng Der nellcn San.
toto: ~9lcibc 0cutib!" om SonntnH,
hcn 80. Gc5cnbcr, NbenoS I llbr,
miro Elm 8lort5putft oes @cibnadts-
feIteS bilocn. Eoitor Sterger bat mir
tiidtige arGite 6niiir gctuonncn. Gicie
i0brlid)cn &eibnodts 6eitipicle mos
rem INNER impoiont.
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lit fcicrlihcr 8ottt5oiGilt 5,lm Sab.
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ltntt.
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SIT Occult . Noint, mcI6e NIT icd)S
@eibnodtSb0umcn geld)miift lit.
preoigt Eoitor @ieie lllll bolb elf
llbr iiber bus Meibnad)ta Gpon0es
lillm nno Der @irhcnd)or bringt Sluei
Gbore inter Der 2eititng beS Srn.
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tcsoicnite miro OoS Nbcnonlobl per
nbrciht. Nhcn0s I'M hulb ad)t llbr
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SonntngsiAule itott, bel ipelfenl
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Den m1aciGbr 300 Sonntn0aihiiler
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'ulEl, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Senor - Gmil &reiling =, @ie-
lauo unb u. Mictinahoicn.
Sopron - Srls. Siliie 9oblc, eli.
lie Eil8rim, Sbercie Eromitiiier, &.
Shlcqcl, Tricbu &%lcnmItcilL Nit
quite alcmmitcih Sobomo &lemm-
item mo glnno SullcrS.
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Sicbegott.
Gpona al utb. 9 t. Sobon.
mes 8emeinbe.
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Sir bic 6cittoge lit iiir bieic 8e-
mcinoc oos uodfoleenoc Ero9ronn,
ouiocitellt:
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Marplamo. unb gennipluan'a-Y Balm.

SnGe btt.dNtW NDttHsvUtNut Gu IuW.
7.30 l{oreeus gori Toft. iigli9, aiisgerom'
men Gortiu9.
9.05 Mpreens Eeltd slccom., MIR Sonrtag.
$50 Morgens Bell r IccoH., fdglth, nuSge'
roninlen SprItae.
1.20 9iad.nittass seIatr @ceom., nnr Snmftaa.
1926 9safmittues Yorf 9pft tdgIid. ausae'
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4.45 sadntiftagS Selair Wccprrl., tdglitn. auss
600 &sbenOs SeIfa aescom.. .dsIi6. ausse.
rplimer Sonntn9.
/ 100 gtbeuos 9elta Icur1, rur 5ountae.
11.30 @benos @elair Iccom. tdgltn. oisaes
NON mon Spnrtdo
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SIR d) {.
Wnltnr !. 2. &ninlner.l

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mirtcn STRIDE IN S~bcbop9ul, @isc,
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ltutt. Sofiir lit Gin rcI6boltigeS Fro-
9ronm bon oenl bo5u ernonntcn 80
mite, beltebeno aus Den Gomen Gig
sic Huoolphi, &iolettu u. u. Strptt,
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ellie &nierim, nit Den &inocrn Der
SpnntngS Sdltle eingeiibt moroen.
Ser muiifoliihe Sbeil Der @ottes-
bicnite uno Der Seiticier miro BON
&rn. Serbinano &aiicr. bem belp1br-
ten S%irlAeuten, geleitet meroen. Der
Srguniit Der @emeinoe lit SRI. Git
lobctb Q. &reuoer, cine Sod)ter Ser
@emGnbe, yHe iinS frctnolitlt 5n
pbigen @%btteSoieuiten eingelaoen.
Ct. johannes. o . e.
(9ioole-S traBe.)
Sn ser epongelilh iutberiid)en ct.
Sobannes = @eueinbe an Der 9ibolc.
Strobe miro bclte friib Eoitor ".
$. guioarbuor in oeutId)er mo an
9lbenb in eusliiderS prad)e prehi9en.
NlS Ghemo, fir beioe Erenigten bat
Yoitor stnfberbaor n@eib1odts5eit"
aelpGblt. Nm Gbriittas finoet on
Morgeit Gin ieierlifcr @ottesbienit
itatt, fbelher bilrh 9ieoer'Tortroge
bes &ird)end,ors perberrlid)t miro.
3ionS STRIDE.
Ils Sbemo fir Den beiitc Morgen
ltattfinbcnben 8~nttesbienIt III Ser
3ions : Stride bot Toitor Sitliits
Sofmonn sd itebe Dor Der 2biir"
olserip1blt.
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,Suaeno inh ser clegallte Baron 20
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Mrs. @inslop's suotbina ssrnp

miro felt fiber fiiuubnnbtedsie Sahreu BON
Miniunen ppn Miittern fir thre 9tnber bei'u
bernhtat bas ainb. ertueidt ben @anmen. Be.
ihpiftigt aac sdmersen; fnrirt @tnblplti nno
1T oas bette WitteIL tfr Gfarrb6e. gon gpo.
tbeiern In alien @eIttheiIen berintft. Geib
oetnih uno berInnef .Mirs. Ntnsfotu's epphbfnN
ehrnp" unb nehnt ieine nnoere Gorte. Hiinfs
%unbspan3ia Gents bic TInfde. tlntsr benz gdhr.
mitteIs ifnb NromiensGefes bonn 80. sunni 1905
aarantirt. SeriensTummer 1898. Gin a(teS
unt ant betpGbrica Miffef.
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r. SD a.hsog .iftnia istitl,rt
AN ~ a,sis 8 .dtu0 RCD at
Nlop3 80 -arSf
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Nerdlanrs G. Mimers sransport. So.


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Gfadlt unb Yaiagiere.
sHntb Bottom hnb BEN Eften.
Wlcnt., 9ierft., 2onrerft., Can't, 8 1lbr HbbA,
8 @ad grpuiSsnte nnb benz pten.
Sonntae., Wlittlpct, 9reitag, 8 llbr sbenbA.
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*Gratt an9eroHlnen tdsIi6 bis 8 I1br Na&m.,
tlr oenlelbcn Gag aotabrenoe 9dntpfer.
Radl Sauauuab hnb hem gRbeu.
9teritaa, 9annerftaa, Gdmitag, 9 tlbr MbenbA.
U. y. Scrtu, eleent, Gong 9of.
Gt3,I&S+)
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1it
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-08-29
UMPIRE sUBDUEs PITCHER.
Latter Has Club and They Fight
 Behind Closed Doors.

Rochester. x. r., Aug 29.--RocL.. ester beat Jersey City yesterday, bus, the game was but an incident to what occurred at Culer field after the ninth inning In the second inning Umpire Sullivan sent Pitcher Foxen from tine field for objecting to decisions on balls and strikes. Foxen remained outside of the lot until the game had been finished. Then he hurried 10 the visitors bench and picked up club.
 He followed Sullivan into his coop and locked both doors. Sullivan and be wrestled for ten minutes before the police were able to break down the doors and get inside. When they did they found Foxen being pummel- led by Sullivan. The police escorted Foxen from the grounds hut released him when Sullivan announced that he wouldn't prefer any charge against the player. Sullivan said he was hls twice on the arm by the club before he was able to subdue the enraged pitcher.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-08-29
THE SPORTING NEWS.

fislded Grubb out. but left the bali for, Rogers and the pitchers throw was beaten. Baker sacrificed again. Joe O'Rourke made a real swell onc- handed stop of n scorcher from Boucher's bat but the speed he was going at made his first-base aim a tride wide. Lachance, in leaning oCt for the bal, ;fumbled, and 1t bounded over his head to the ground. 1t was this play that McAndrews protested and his expulsion from the game was quickly, followed by the chasing Of Fitzpatrick and O'Rourke.
 "The Grubb- Baker Boucher combin- ation got together again ln the ninth with deadly effect. Grubb was passed this time after Massey had struck out. Baker made his third sacrifice and Boucher stopped the fans in their rusli for the exits. by hitting against the left fence for two bases, scoring Grubb. Biffer Burke was suDstituleu for Thackara and after. Rogers had been coached by his fellow players he purposely passed Holyoke's heavy hit ter, not putting single ball any where near the plate. Mattern was up and he hit into right, scoring Boucher. Hoffman then appeared on the scene after a minutes delay, and what he did has been detailed already. Until the sixth Moore had the only hit off Mattern and Baker had a fea- ture stop and assist in the fourth and he was upset at second on steal. The score was evened in the sixth mainly through an error by Baker. Lucia got in lucky drive through Mattern's legs. Moore sacrificed and Rogers out gave him third, Bastians hit to Baker and his heave to Massey was so low that 1t bounced out of reach and Lucia scored. A two-bagger for an opener in the seventh by. Swander went for naught as he was nippe,l at the dizzy corner on O'Rourke's bunt. O'Rourke pilfered second, but Hoff. man made nice capture of La- chances fly and Moore famed after Lucia had drawn free ride.
 "The eight brought Waterbury up even again. Bastian followed Rogers strikeout with, base on balls and Shincel hit back of second and Baker and Lepine Alphonsed and Gastoned until the ball was lost and Bronkie hit to center. scoring Bastian.
 'The Brass City Blackbirds had the game about embalmed in the next in- ming with two runs. A single was rip- ped off by Lachance at the start and Lucia sacrificed. Mattern throwing to second for Lachance when there wasn't a chance on the planet to geS him. Moore sacrificed them both along lap. Rogers hit bounder down first base way that Massey grabbed and hurled back at Thackara. The throw was low, but there was little excuse for 1t getting through Thackara's legs and giving Lachance a chance to score. Bastian then hit to center and Lucia's score made it look bad for Holyoke." The score.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-08-29
TOMMY LAwLoR HURT.

Hartford, Aug 2s.--New Haven made a farce of the game yesterday and played the men In all kinds of positions. Lawlor split a finger by trying to catch a fly in the first and retired. Corcoran, Sherwood, Betcher and Sam Kennedy were all tried ia the box. The score:
 Hartford ....... 4000s00O-7 New Haven Ii01 10000 00-s
 Batteries-MuelIer and Robarge; Coreoran and Jope.
 Runs. Rothfuss. FaIlon. Moves 2. Nehring 2. 0'Leary. Cornell 2. Cor eoran; two base hits. Rothfuss, Neh- ring. Coreoran; three base bits, Moves. 0'Leary, Conneli. Sherwood. sacrifice hit. Justice: stolen bases. Justice. Nehring. RoharEe 2. Connell, Kennedy. Bunyan. double plays Betcher. Corcorsn and Jope, Sher- wood. Jope and Cornell, Justice and Nehring: first base on balls. On Mueller 2. oH Sherwood (. of Betcher .: struck out by Mueller (. by Cor eorani, by Sherwood I. by Betchsr q: hit by pitched ball. by Mueller a, by Sherwood I; passed ball Bl1nyan. bits of Corcorsn 5 in 1 fnmfnR. on Sherwood h 34 innfngz, Of Betch- 1 in ih Innings. of Kennedy In i inning: left on bases. Hartford q. New Haven G. time 1:4o: umpire, Kennedy.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-08-29
UNIFORMS AND CHANGES.

To change a uniform is always a
 more serious thing than it appears at first glance to civilians. There are co many associations that cluster about a uniform. it exerts such a stimulat- ing influence on its wearers, and is such an incentive to professional pride. that governments are usually very slow to yield in the matter to anything but the most convincing arguments of convenience. There are regiments in Europe which wear some articles Of dress modelled on the fashion of a past century in commem- orati0n of great deeds done them when these were In the full height Of military fashion. The uniforms of our West Point cadets. strangely archaic according to army standards of to-day. preserve the memory of the vslor of scott's soldiers in the war of 1s1z. who were cisd in gray simply because the United states had not blue cloth enough to elothe them ac- oording to regulations. The herring boas fseings and heavy brass buttons Of the cadet coats come down from 1s12. and oniy s fsw years ago the paid further homage to tradition hy giving to the West Point kasfslfon the ol6-fsshI0nes shake, chin strap and ali. altkough fkst kszvy heetEssr had Ionr bssn ooze- Isss Ia our ssrvirs-Bostcn TrzH- script
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-08-29
THE PUGILISTS
ONE HUNDRED BATTLES COMING
Labor Day Willsee Many Scraps - Sehreck and Kaufman Meet
 To-Night.

There will be 100 or more fighters in the ring on Labor day throughout the country. Six events of more than ordinary importance are scheduled and the fol- lowers of pugilism will be kept busy keeping track of the returns. The events are scattered from coast to coast, and the men involved in the big stunts are well known as pugi- lists.
 Out of all the swats. wallops, up- percuts, haymakers and jolts there should be some championship timber developed, and the challenges that may be expected to follow will keep the mails burdened for week. Hot air will be at premium sure.
 Here are some of the big events scheduled, each to be preceded by at least five preliminary bouts:
 San Francisco (Ocean View arena) Joe Thomas, of San Francisco. vs Billy Ketchell, of Portland, Ore, forty-fve rounds at 150 pounds at 5 o'clock.
 Lawrence, Mass-Billy Papke, of Spring Valley, H., vs Tommy Sulli- van, of Boston, fifteen rounds, at 154 pounds at 3 o'clock.
 Boston Chelsea club )--Jimmy Walsh, of Boston, vs Young Erlen- born, of Cambridge ten rounds at 115 pounds
 Goldfeld, Nev.-Young Peter Jack son, of Baltimore, vs Morgan Will Hams, of Denver, finish fight at catchweights.
 Milwaukee-Charley Neary, of Milwaukee. vs Eddie Tancel of Chi cago, ten rounds at 133 pounds at 3 o'clock
 Fort Wayne, Ind.--Jimmy Gardner of Lowell, Mass, vs Dick Fitzpatrick, of Chicago. ten rounds at 145 pounds at o'clock.
 Bridgeport-Jimmy Barry and Jack Blackburn, six rounds.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-08-29

und Umpire Terry Rogers helped some. The score.
 Norwich 0631100OOl--5 2 5 springf'ld 0000C0 22O 0--.4 ' 4
 Batteries--Dulf Tuckey and Bridges; Luby a:,d O'Connor 2 Runs, Soffel. Duffy ?, Cote. Duff, Yale, Rising, o 'Conuor. "aitc; sac. rifice hifs, Duffy, Flank. Bridges. Burns; three bass hit. Burns; first base on balls, off Lrby :, 0iI TIekey l. off Duff 1; left or bases, Norwich 5, Springfield 8; struck out, by Duff l by Luby TO; hits, of Duff Tn [ 1-3 innings; double play, OConnor and Yale; time, Ib 55m; attendance, $50; umpire, Rogers.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-08-29

team ls ninth with q score of 1853. with Pennsylvania next at 1874. and the Jerseymen following with 1.s58.
 The match opened with threatening clouds and an unsteady wind. The New York team drew sn early target In the skirmIsh running and then had . walt of over two hours before It got On the rapid Ere targets, where the teams went at 1l30. Mauy Of the teams which ere anxious to break camp on saturday evening on sched- ale time desired Llent-Col Evans. the executive ofscer b allow them to % direct from skirmkhinr to rapid firing. but some captains objected
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-08-29
Tri-state I.ac,,e.

At wilmingtOn-wilmington {, Will Transport 8.
 At Lancaster-Lancaster {. Altoopx l. na1i
 At Trenton-First game-Johnstown 3, Trenton 4. Second game-John- stown 2, Trenton 8
 At Reading-Flrst gsme-Readirg ?. Harrisburg kthlrteen innlngs). Second game-Reading l. Harrisburg 2.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-08-29
CITY LEAGUE MEETING.
All Managers Expected to Be Present
 This Evening.

An important special meeting of the six managers of the City Amateur league will be held this evening in the St Joseph's rooms at s o'clock sharp. Business of great importance that will interest every team will be transacted. The race for the cup is becoming so interesting now that a new field has been secured and ar arrangements will be made tonight Tor the opening.