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New-York tribune., 1907-11-11
FOOTBALL IN THE SOUTH
Vanderbilt HH Probably Win
ChamPiOnship-Tirginia Defeated.

With the football season drawing rapidlv IN a
close. the games played Saturday in the South were
OF considerable importance and their results will
have a marked influence in the ranking OF the
elevens.
There were several surprises Saturday the most
startling Of which the defeat Of the University
OF Virginia by Washington and Lee. II Is true that
each team scored touchdown and that Virginia
lost by her failure TO kick a goal from touchdown.
but the fact remains that Washington and Lee
was able to hold Virginia 10 "A single touchdown
and score one herself although outplayed during
tho major part OF the game. The game simply
shows that Virginia is experiencing the worst
slump that her team has had in years, during
the OF which an otherwise excellent record
has been seriously tarnished.
Virginia Polytechnic Institute defeated the Vir-
ginia Military Institute by the score of - to O. All
the Southern critics had predicted close game
and many thought that Virginia Military Institute
would win. Tho large score complete sur
prise and great disappointment to the losers who
have played consistently good game.
Sewanee defeated Georgia Tech IS 10 o. thereby
exceeding the expectations of her ardent
ers Sewanee men insist that they have cham
pionship team, and nothing can convince them
otherwise unless it is a defeat by Vanderbilt on
Thanksgiving Day. Owing to Saturdays game. that
contest assumes great Importance in Southern
football Sewanee defeated Virginia L TO 2 two
weeks ago, and despite the fact that the lat
ter had a crippled team the field nevertheless
the must stand. The Thanksgiving Day
game should be interesting, but Vanderbilt. barring
accidents. should and in all probability Will, win
and thus attain a clear title to the championship
of Il South. The only defeat this team has sus-
tained this year was the hands of the University
OF Michigan by the score OF TO o. and Michigan
was lucky indeed kick the two field goals that
won the game.
Geo o-getown lost to the University of North Caro-
lima by a close score Georgetown has had a Sc
res of accidents of different character throughout
the season and she deserves some credit for hold
ing North Carolina we'll she did. Tulane lost
her first game OF the season, the University Of
Arkansas defeating her II TO r.
At present it is hard to rank the Southern eevens
with the exception OF Vanderbilt Sewanee and the
University of Virginia and Clemson are probably
the three next in strength, although the decisive
defeat administered to Virginia Military Institute
puts Virginia Polytechnic Institute well up among
the leading teams. The Agricultural and Mechan-
zeal College OF North Carolina, the University of
North Carolina. Washington and Lee and St
Johns College all have strong elevens.
New-York tribune., 1907-11-11
COURT TENNIS HANDICAP.
p. Lorillard, jr., Beats ". B. Dins-
more IN Final Round at Turedo.
LRv Telssraph % NE Trtnun..

Tuxedo Park. y. Y. Nov. 10.-Ths annual frs
class court tennis handicap the court OF ths
Tuxedo Tennis and Racquet Club reached the final
round to-day. and resulted in victory for P. Lor-
lard, jr. who defeated ". B. DinsmOre in two
straight sets Both men started from scratch. jay
Gould was among the entries. but defau.ted 10
Lieutenant Governor Chanler. being unable 70 go
out Some good tennis seen. nearly all ot
the best men were entered The summaries follow;
First round-W. B. DinsTnCre scvatchl defeated J c
Lord plus 10. 81 Sc 81. Richmond TalcC Ip.us
l0 defeated Conde Mast plus 15l. 81. e.; I. $
fault.
Second round-IA Il Preston tplus ~ Austia
Gray (pus SOl. by dsfault; W. z. DinsoFs tscratc1
defeated Richmond Talbot Cplus 15). Is s.. S-S
tplus 1S). by default. LOrlard scratch desafsa
g 5. Lee (plus l5l, 6-3. T-5.
Senlt-hnal rouud-W- b Dinsmore scratch wo1 tson
l. Preston tplus l5l by default. =. Iorllards ~
Final ruUnd-P. Lovillard. r. (scyatchl defeated W.
B. DinsmOre (scratch). a 6-4
The annual squash tournament for the cham
pionship OF America will be held here November
IS. % and so. It will be under the management OK
the Tuxedo Tennis and Racquet Club. which oris-
mated the tournament and is open all amateurs
The entry list IS larger than expected tnD
year. In addition 10 having his name inscribed On
the championship cup. which must be won TIRES
times before IL becomes the property OF the winner
there will be first prize. and II there are eight oF
more entries the runner-up will receive a prl1'-
The former winners are: Eustace H Miles. lSe';
William Post, 1901; George I. Scott, 1907 anu
1908; W. P. Blagden. 1904. and r. Finch. 1sas -
1905.
New-York tribune., 1907-11-11
NAVY TEAM NOT OVERCONFIDENT.
Hard Task to Beat Army-Douglass, Sling
luff and Dague Stars.
[Ry Telegraph to The Tribune. ]

Annapolis Nov 1O.-If the decisive defeat the
heavy Swarthmore eleven administered the mid
shipnen yesterday afternoon did nothing else II
destroyed any delusons the Navy team and it's
coaches might have had about winning the Army
game easily.
The mdshipmen will begin work tomorrow in
dead earnest, and the brigade midshipmen be-
lieves that Pennsylvania State College will be de-
feated Saturday. The game with Swarthmore
a big disappointment to the team and to Navy
followers.
The work of Captain Douglass throughout the
season has been of the highest order and critics
who have him play say that he is the equal
of any halfback playing the game to-day. Doug
lass who is also president of his class. a brill
liant ground gamer. and is equally good ON the de-
fence. His work. both extensively and defensivey.
has been of the highest order. and has stamped
him. it is generally thought player of all
America calibre
Slinguff at centre. and Dague. end, are the
other Navy stars. Slingluff has played an excep-
tionally good game throughout the year. He never
gets ratified, is erratic and is OF the best
passers on the gridron. Weighing nearly two hun
dred pounds he is yet fast and handles himself we'll
Dague is considered the best end ever developed
al the Naval Academy. Though light. his lightning
like playing and his fierce tacIling comt.3s3 with
his ability 10 follow fhe bait make him almost an
ideal riayer. "Cracky' he is called by the mid
des. Is of the most popular players on the team
New-York tribune., 1907-11-11
YosT ON PENN-MicHIeAN GAME.

Hurry up Yost. head coach Of tho University
of Michigan football team, saw the University OF
Pennsylvania-P Pennsylvania State football game.
which was played Franklin Field, Philadelphia,
last Saturday. 81 am fortunate in seeing the Unit
versity OF Pennsylvania playing at tp-top speed
said Mr.. Yost afterward Continuing he said:
After seeing Saturdays game 1 fear our game
with Pennsylvania more than ever, but l am not
surprised at the condition of the PENNSYLVANIA
team for l know the men who are behind it,
Whether Pennsylvania can beat Michigan 7 will
not say, and will not make any predictions now,
about that game but think this. and that is that
Michigan will have her work cut out to keen Penn
syvania from crossing her goal line"
Yost praised the work of Keinath who nla,.os
quarter for pennsylvania, and he also said that
when Dwyer. the Pennsylvania centre met Scb,,It-
the Michigan centre. those who are picking an
All-American centre had best be on hand '-
New-York tribune., 1907-11-11
SECRET WORK ORDERED.
Hard Practice Mapped out for Yale
ELeUen This Week.
fRy Telegraph to The Tribune. ]

New Haven, Nov. 10.-Secret practice to-
night ordered by Chief Knox of the Yale coach
ing staff, for every day till Friday, when the
varsity will rest in preparation for the game
with the Tigers here Saturday. The work
on Tuesday and Wednesday will be the hardest
practice of the season. Not Yale player shows
signs of entertaining. Three who seemed sure
of being in the game with Princeton will not be
picked because of injuries, Paige, Wheaton and
Philbin.
Wheaton received a chance yesterday but
proved to be in poor FORM and is second sub
stitute for halfbacK. Paige has not scrimmaged
since he wrenched his ankle two weeks ago. He
viii resume work this week, but it is unlikely
that he will be himself for the remainder of the
season Philbin, who last week picked for
left halfback, wrenched his knee on Friday, and
will be laid off several days
Brides fine showing Yesterday settled his hold
on that position. and there is practically
no doubt that Yale will face the Tigers on Sat
urday exactly they lined up against Brown
yesterday. The arrival of ex-Captain Frank
Hinkey yesterday delighted the coaches. He Will
remain until the season closes.
New-York tribune., 1907-11-11
GOSSIP OF THE TURF.
Local Season VIII Come to an End
at Aqueduct on Friday.

The racing season Of 1907 in the metropolitan
district has run it's course. and the curtain Will
be rung down at Aqueduct on Friday. Many
racegoers, whose great expectations have now
turned into forlOrn hopes, will watch the end
with feelings of regret Some will follow the
thoroughbreds to Benning. and later to New Or
leans or California but the vast majority must
take an enforced holiday and wait for the OPEN
ing of new season. The closing scenes at
AGueduct promise WELL the sport has been
quite UP to the standard In the last few days, In
spite Of the fact that most of the races are of
the consolation order.
The Roslyn Handicap for three-year-olds, at
one mile. is the leader tomorrow, and good
field is likely to go to the post, as among those
eligible are McCarter. Sewell, Gold Lady, Don
Enrique. Baby Wolf, Blue Book and Kentucky
Beau. The Beldane Handicap named after one
of the greatest mares ever bred and raised In
this country. will be the fixture Wednesday.
1t Is for two-year-od fllies. at five furongs. and
the field is likely to be made up of Lady Wint-
fred Berry Maid, Adriana, Reene w, WOODLAND
and Explosion. which an interesting
struggle. The Woodside Steeplechase is the
feature Of Thursdays card. while the Nassau
Handicap for all ages, at one mile, will be the
last stake Of the season on Friday, for which the
best horses still in training eligible.
The fall meeting of the Washington Jockey
Club at Benning will begin on Saturday, and
run for thirteen days. The programme books,
which were distributed at Aqueduct few days
ago. indicate that II will be of the best Of re-
cent years. Harry Payne Whitney will race
there for the first time. sending over small
stable under the care of Tom Healy James r.
Keene may also be represented. as engagements
have been made for three four of his horses in
the various stakes. Sandal, which won her
maiden race on Friday in commanding style, is
eligible for the Grand Consolation. which has an
added money value of $4,000, and in all proba-
bility she will be pointed for that race. The
Saturday are the Bladensburg Steeplechase and
the seventh running of the Columbia Handicap.
New-York tribune., 1907-11-11
BROWNS CAPTAIN PRAISES YALE
Thinks Old Ellis Eleven Will Defeat Both
Princeton and Harvard
IRv Telorranh ID The Trihnne

New Haven, Nov 10-Captain Pryor of the
Brown eleven thinks that Yale will beat both Har-
ward and Princeton and that the Yale score against
Harvard will equal the % Yale made against Brown
yesterday. He said yesterday:
IF the Yale eleven plays the game they did to-
DAY against Harvard they will beat them badly
they beat Harvard has neither the versatil-
ity the force of the Yale attack and when
played them they had only play with which
they could gain. Yale has strong backs and in the
running game they excellent Yale also has
fine offence, and Harvard in her present condition
withstand them the offence. I think that
the Yale tackles play far out. 1t leaves two
large holes for the opponents attack, and do not
think the play Of dropping the centre back two or
three yards behind the scrlmmage line gives adVan-
tage, but the game Yale played fine. No team
could have withstOod Yales attack. and 1 can't
saturdays"
New-York tribune., 1907-11-11
INTERESTS NEW ENGLAND AERONAUTS
Increased Activity in Air Navigation Likely
in That Section

Boston, Nov. 1O.-The impetus given 10 American
interest in aeronsutics by the recent internationa
competitions at St. Louis. In which balloonis's
made their way successfully TO the eastern coaS'.
has spread to New England. with the prospect ..
increasing activity here IN that branch OF SpV''
and science.
The steps being taken toward the perrlah9i'-
organization OF New England Aero CLUB IN tt'
city is only one of many indications Of enlarshs
interest in aerial navigation here. locaI aelV
club has just been formed at Pittsheld. WIZ 'H'
definite object of maintaining permanent ~ ~aso"
sion station and balloon for the use OF Visi1iH'
aeronauts and OF Offering prizes for the mos' ''s
cessful flights from that city.
II is probably little known that New Enslana
has for nearly a OF years taken sonle'niH'
of serious interest in the problem OF aerial nav
cation. For several years one OF the fsw aeron@I
tIcal journals in the world was published oy jan.
Means in this city. to which prominent scienuses
from all quarters OF the world contributes I-'
stories OF their studies and experiments IN sew
nautics AS long ago as 1895 aeronauticai 50
ciety was organized in Boston. OF which score =
scientists were members with Professor W'iAA, -
Pickering, OF Harvard University. as presosh@
was it's purpose TO establish laboratory III -.
nearby country. where well paid scientists ms ms,
be permanently employed in experiments IN 49, -,
flight. A lack of funds and outside interest," - -
venture led TO its collapse w., %
The purpose of the New England Aero :, Abslrs
understood be along less sclentinc lines ~ Lrsady
maintained that the dirigible balloon has as al =,
been developed sufficiently 10 arTord Nr-srs-
pleasure and, 10 some extent. OF practlcatth bal-
pOTtatiOn- With this idea. TO make use -, 20 %Svrst-
loon in its present state and to develop use.
ever way may suggest itself IN such plrsinS m
terest represented among it's promoters y
10 become an active factor IN American aeAS
New-York tribune., 1907-11-11
ARMY TEAM IN FAIR CONDITION.
IN Telegraph 10 The Trlbune. ]

West Point. n. Y. Nov. 10-The West Point foot
bali team was severely hammered in the game with
Cornell here yesterday, but none Of them has any
thing worse than bruises a result of the game
The corps of cadets is well satisfied with the show
ing made against Cornell, ana now looks forward
with some confidence TO winning the Navy game on
Franklin Field on the Both. Torney who played
brilliantly in The Army back field for four years
reached West Point on Saturday and will help in
coaching the team. Forbes. the star Yale end will
ing the eleven a defence against the forward pass
It is also thought that Mountford will get the call
IN Carey for quarterback. The Army coaches will
pay much attention to the ends. who showed up
badly in the Cornell game. Both coaches and team
were delighted with rullens splendid playing and
the giant tackle is looked y tS~er of strength
in the line.
New-York tribune., 1907-11-11
UNDERGRADUATES HONOR ELEVEN
IBy Telegraph TO The Tribune

Ithaca n. T., Nov. 1o-The entire Cornell IN
dergraduata body remaining in Ithaca r,t ~ ~
football eleven at o'clock this morning on tbair
arrival here. The victorious squad was cbeered -
the echo ana was escorted by the students in two
made by Coach Louder Trainer Moakley and Cano
tain Cook. Commenting the dgbtInp snII+
success of the new graduate system Of coechtno,
and praised the players for their good work All
the players We're I'm good shape with tho eDccntjrn
caused his removal from the game.
New-York tribune., 1907-11-11
ASSOCIATION FOOTBALL.
Cameron Il Team Loses to Columbia
OUaI IN Close Game.

The Cameron team lost to the Columbia Oval
eleven a championship game by a score of
goals 10 at Columbia oval yesterday. A. White
horn scored two goals for the winners in the first
half, the Camerons failing to score In the second
half Robertson and Greenblat each scored yard
winners
New-York tribune., 1907-11-11
The lineup follows:

The Cameron soccer team DEBATED an eleven
from the record breaker Lusitania by the close
scorO of goals n .. at Van Cortlandt Park yes
tcrday Both teams scored goals I'm the first
half. Simpson making both for the losers and
DrcEson both for the winners In the last few
minutes OF play Wilson scored tho winning goal
for the Cafncrons.
New-York tribune., 1907-11-11
A FEW YEARS HENCE.

Mrs Flyer-Hurry. Henry! A cloud bank Is COM
ing!
Hen-y Ghetween cuss wordsl-It's No ,se, w.,
VIII nave TO give up your trip Los Angeles This
repair.-Life. - 'eSohu
New-York tribune., 1907-11-11

Tho HighbrdCe eleven defeated the Clan Mcleod
by the score OF goals 10 l at MaComb's Dam Park
yesterday. Newman. at inside right scored all four
goals for the winners, while Honsley tailed the
only for tho losers who played with
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1907-10-24
ACCIDENT.

-
Mr.. Daniel limbaugh, of Oakland,
recently came through our village and
made very acceptable call at the pub
lie school here
Rev. Zimmerman, of Canada, who has
accepted a call to the pastorate of the
German Lutheran church at this place,
is here and making many warm friends.
Our merchants are getting in fine
lot of fall and winter goods.
Mr.. Floyd Dieh and Miss Matte
Gies are now one, having been tied to-
gether by the skillful hands of Rev. H.
c. Salem. The beautiful wedding took
place at the brides home last Sunday.
They seem happy and we wish them
pleasant journey down the pathway of
life.
Mr.. Adam Richter is now housekeep-
ing on the ''Zinkin corner.
Miss Lille Menhorn has returned
from Salisbury, Pa.
The political candidates are busy
handshaking and all of them expect to
be elected or allow some one else to be
elected.
The public school at this place is well
organized and is doing splendid work
under skillful management. The fourth
grade in the primary room is about
ready for promotion. The classes in
geometry and algebra are reported to be
excellent.
Mr.. Diehl, of Grantsville, called at
the home of j. c. Beahm last Sunday.
The nine young teachers in nearby
schools all seem to be getting along
splendidly.
Mr.. Lawrence Speicher recently en-
rolled at the public free school and is
doing good work
Prof. Grupe is again teaching the
German school. He is one of the few
really cheerful men and proves himself
an ideal educator.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1907-10-24
county will be as follows:

Election District No. l, Swanton-In the
Election Building in the town of swapton.
Election District No. :. the
Council Chamber in the town OF Friends
vill7.
Election District No 3. GrantsviIle-In the
Old Postofice Building in the town of
Grautsvilla.
Election District No. (. BIoonington-In
Andrew MulIen's house in the town OF Bloom
ington.
Election District No. ). Accident-In the
house of SIR. susan Englehart in the town
OF Accident
Election District No 6. Sang Run-In the
Election Building in the town of Sang Rum
Election District No. :. OakIand-In the
Martin store room, norner Third and Oak
/ Streets, in the town of Oakland.
Election District No 3, Ryan's GLADDEN.
the Election building on the Northwestern
Turnpike.
Election District No. 9, Johnson's-In the
shop Of Thomas johnson on the National
Road.
Election District No. 10, Deer Park-In the
building owned by c.R. Savage in the town
Of Deer Park.
Election District 40. Il. The Eloov-In
the residence of Joseph Warwick.
Election District 10, u. Bttiuger-Iu the
storeroom Of George ". EngIe in the town
of Eittnger.
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for Sale.

We have for sale the.following valua-
Bile tracts of land;
One Military Lot of so acres, a small
portion of which is under cultivation.
All good land, and every acre tillable.
Watered by several good springs and
a never failing small run. Contains
some good timber. One-half mile
from r R. siding, and one and one
half miles from Oakland.
Also part of two Military Lots contain
ing about 80 acres. This property is
directly East of Oakland, on the South
side of the B. & 0. r. r. siding on the
North side of tracks. Contains valu-
able grazing land, portion of which
is in cultivation. Valuable R. r. 'front.'
age.
a lsO 10 acres suitable for building sites,
Just East of Oakland on the North side of the
Oakland and Mt. Lake Park road.
For further Information, address
THE H. WEBER & SONS CO.,
6-tf Oakland, Md
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Examiners Notice.

Notice is hereby given, that the under
signed, appointed by the County Commits
through which the county road is to be re
located, said change to be as follows Be
ginning on the county road at Robert l..
Friese's and running through the lands of
Robert l.. Friese and Samuel NandeIsall to
near the home of Aaron Sines, distance of
about one mile, and examine whether the
said county road should be relocated. will
meet on the 18th day of November, 1907, for
such purpose, and TO determine whether the
public convenience requires the said change
of said county road, and if so, to locate the
same, and perform their duty in the prem
ises
WILLIAM A. SMITH.
JONAS GLOTFELTY,
FREEMAN ID. DEWITT,
Examiners.
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TUESDAY,
The 9Th Day Of Novem-
Der, 1907,

One person to be Governor of the
State Of Maryland.
One person to be Attorney General Of
the State Of Maryland.
One person to he Comptroller of the
Treasury Of the State of Maryland.
One person to be Clerk Of the Court
Of Appeals Of the State of Maryland.
Two persons to be Members of the
House of Delegates Of the State of
Maryland from Garrett county.
One person to be States Attorney of
Garrett County.
One person to be Sheriff of Garrett
County.
One person to be County Commission
er of Garrett County.
One person to be Clerk to the Board
Of County Commissioners of Garrett
County.
One person to be County Treasurer of
Garrett County.
Three persons to be Judges of the
Orphans Court of Garrett County.
One person to be Register of Wills of
Garrett County.
One person to be County Surveyor of
Garrett County
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1907-10-24
Auditors Notice.

GilmOr ;. Hamill, Mortgage vs.. Joseph
Martin and Melissa Martin, his wife, Mort
gegOrS.
No. 1889 Equity. In the Circuit Court for
Garrett County, Maryland.
Notice is hereby given to the creditors of
Joseph Martin, deceased, to file their claims,
properly authenticated, in the above enti-
tied cause, with the Clerk Of this Court, on
or before the 26rh day of October, instant
as shall proceed on that day to distribute
the fund now in the hands OF GilmOr :
Hamin, mOrtgagor.
EDWARD II. SINCELL. Auditor
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Frame Dwelling House,
Six Rooms, Outbuildings and
Well of Good Water

The property is wen located. being but
about 800 or 40 feet from 'Old Auditorium ="
Taxes for 1907 will be adjusted.
TERMS OF SALE-One-third cash on day
of sale, one-third in six months and one
third in twelve months from day of sale. or
all at the option Of purchaser; the credit
payments TO bear interest from day Of sale
and to he secured by the note or notes Of the
purchaser endorsed to the satisfaction of the
trustee. 'onveyancing at the cost of the
purchaser.
DANIEL j. BENDER, Trustee.
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SUPERVISORS
NOTICE OF
OFFICE OF
The BOARD or SUPERVISORS OF ELECTION
Fox GARRETT COUNTY.

OAKLAND, MD. Oct. 10. 1861
Notice is hereby given to the Judges aud
Clerks of Election and to the qualified voters
OF Garrett county, Maryland. that in accoI-
dance with the provisions of Article 81 Of
Chapter 2g2 OF the Acts Of the General As
sembiy OF Maryland. paSsed at the January
Session. 1886, ana amended by the Acts Of
1900 1891 and 1902, an Election viii be held in
the several Districts of said Garrett county.
at the usual places Of holding elections and
hereinafter set forth, on
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The polls of said election will be
opened in each and every Election Dis
trict of said Garrett County, at the
usual places of holding the polls. at s
O. clock A. NJ, and will be closes at 6
O'Clock P. NJ, when the ballots shall be
counted according to law.