The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-10-17

5 team, re-enforced by Cow and Wells of the faculty and Messrs. Hubbard and Burke gave fast team composed of Shelf. students, explained by D, Russell, '09, desperate battle on Choate field this afternoon, losing by a score of is to 0, The visitors out weighed the Choate team and broke through their line time and time again In the first half Choate did their best work and were only scored upon by a touchdown near the close.
 Brooks, the plucky home teams quar- terback, put up a great game. Choate played a defensive game entirely and while several attempts were made at end runs 1t was mostly a bunting duel in which Burke gained an advantage on every kick. At the beginning of the second half as Russell of the Shelf. team was absent, Masuda was put in for short time. In a scrimmage on the 45 yard line Gilman, the Choate lefthalf, was kicked in the head ana rendered unconscious for several min- utes, The sharp steel nails on the bot tom of pair of football shoes cut an ugly gash over his eye. Tn the middle of the second half Ya' put new halfback in who playe the whole game from then on. He plunged through the Choate line for 15 and 2O yards at time. Another touchdown was made and the goal kicked. Brooks the Choate quarterback, near the end was taken out in order to save him for Saturdays battle and Masuda was put in his place Another touchdown was made by Shelf. just before the contest several futile attempts were made at a forward rass, none of which worked. Both sides were badly penalized. For Choate Hubbard, Brooks, and Burke did some fine work In the first half Hubbard received very painful kick, but doggedly refused to go to the side lines and went back to plunge through and help now down the husky repre- sentatives of the blue. The Choate line-up
 Left end ............,......''.''' Wells Left tackle ...................,.,,' Cow Left guard ......... .......... Hubbard Center ........... ............ Rushmore Right guard ............ .,.."'.Aeigler Right tackle ......,..... ....... Watts Right end ,..................'s.' Lay Quarterback .......... ....,.,.r Brooks Right halfback observation-disclosures. Burke Left halfback .................. Gilman Fullback .......... .....,........ Case
 There was pretty home wedding this afternoon at 5:30 o'clock, when Miss Lillian May Wilsey, daughter of Mrs. Sarah Wilsey, became the bride of Clarence Traver, of Rhinebeck, N. Y. The ceremony took place at the residence of the brides mother, 440 North Main street, and was perform ed by Rev R. G. Woodbridge, pastor of the First Congregational church. The interior of the house was hand somely decorated with autumn flow CTS, palms and white birches. The bride was gowned in handsome dress of white silk chiffon over white silk, with lace trimmings, and she carried bouquet of bridal roses. Miss Erastine Wilsey, sister of the bride, was maid of honor, She was attired in a gown of pale pink silk, trimmed with oriental lace, and she carried a bouquet of pink carnations Ezra M. Latin, of Statsburg, N. Y. was best man. As the bridal party entered, Henry Bonander, of Hart ford, rendered the wedding march from Lohengrinl A reception from to o'clock followed the ceremony Miss Mabel Hall and Henry Bonan- der rendered several violin and piano selections during the reception. Harry and Morgan Dickerman were ushers George Fleming, of New Haven, ca tered. Mir. and Mrs. Traver left this evening for bridal trip through the west On their return they will re- side at Yonkers, IN. r. The brides going-away gown was golden brown chiffon, with hat to match.
 This noon at 12 o'clock Miss Min nie Irene Cooper, daughter of MT. and Mrs. James M Cooper, was mar ried to Charles J, Lyman, of New Hartford. The ceremony took place at the residence of the brides parents .---------.--s-.-...s-.------ - XN