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The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-10-14
MILLER OF PRESTOS
 LEADS INDUSTRIALS With Average of 185.7- Lyons Has High Single
 of 222. .sIWASH AND PRESToS TIED For First Place in the League Schedule of Teams for
 This Week.
sIWAsH AND PRESTOS TIED
INDUSTRIAL LEAGUE STANDING.

Although butone week has passed to show the qualities of the Industrial league bowlers, there already Is much promise of it's having very successful season. Secretary Manning has been working hard. and has at last succeed ed in getting the league into well running form.
 Miller of .he Fraatos leads the league with an average of 1857. Lyons of St Johns has the high single of 222. Man ming of the St, Johns is second in the league with an average of 173,9. Muei- Ter of the Breakers is third with I'll.
 The schedule for this week is as fol- lows:
 Monday-st Johns vs. omegas.
 Tuesday-Breakers vs. Mt. Pleasants.
 Thursday-siwash vs Crescents.
 Friday-Serucos vs. Prestos
 Tho individual averages up to date
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-10-14
YALE AND PRINCETON ALONE HAD EASY TASKS Harvard, Cornell, West Point and U. of P. Forced by
 Minor Elevens. REAL TEST OF STRENGTH Of Big Elevens Next Saturday Women's Golf Tourney
 at Essex.
REAL TEST OF STRENGTH

The preliminary games of the foot ball teams lof the big colleges against those of the smaller institutions are affording much entertainment for the spectators this year, because of the unexpected strength of the minor elevens. In the games played Satur- day Yale andI Princeton alone had easy tasks in running up big scores against Holy Cross and Bucknell re- spectlvely. Harvard, Cornell, West Point, and Pennsylvania all won their games but not without being forced to play such football as they never before had played against smaller col leges.
 Next Saturday the first real contest of the mettle of several of the big elewens will be made, Yale will tackle the West Pointers, Harvard will play the midshipmen at Annapolis and Franklin field, Philadelphia, will be the scene of a struggle between Penn sylvania and the strong team from Brown university. Cornell will have no strong opponents in the team of the Pennsylvania state colleS,e ana Washington and Jefferson will line up at Princeton against the Tigers.
 All the athletes are working hard for the great indoor championship meet at Madison Square Garden Oc- tober 25 and 2e. Teams representine the athletic clubs throughout the country are expected to participate.
 Aside from the women's open tour nament at the Essex county club, and several club tournaments, the golfers have not much to look forward to this week; but nevertheless the best ma terial of Boston, New York, and Phil. adelphia will be actively preparing fol the annual tri-city matches for tho Leslie cups. which will be played a the country club, Brookline, Mass. October 25 and 26.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-10-14
YALE DEFEATS EOLY CROSS. MANY LONG RUNS MADE Blues Score Fifty-two Points Against the Worcester
 Eleven.

In a game so one-sided that Bishop Ingram, a great lover of sports, left it at the end of the first half, resulted Saturday in victory of Yale over Holy Cross by score of 52 to 0. When the bishop left the score was 40 to o.
 Yale used twenty-eight men before the contest was finished and not once during the game did she lost the ball on downs. Berger scored four of Yale's nine touchdowns and while he was in the game made several good runs. The longest runs, however, were made by Coy, Philbin and Tad Jones, all of whom covered over fifty yards in brilliant style.
 Paige, Yale's left tackle, hurt his knee during the game and o'Donnell the Holy Cross left end and captain, was knocked out while trying to tackle Philbin before the latter made his touchdown,
 The lineup and summary: Yale. Positions Holy Cross, H, Jones, Piggott, Hagan, Beebe ........,. .O'Donnell
 Left End Paige, Foster. Dunbar. ....... Cont
 Left Tackle Brides, Boggs .............. Sweeney
 Left Guard. Cooney, Congdon .,.......,.. Roche
 Center Goebel, Brown ................ Finr
 Right Guard. | Biglow .,...........,.... Palott Right Tackle, Burch, Alcott, Linn t......,,. Trigg' Right End. T. Jones, Dimes, Bingham ...... ;......... Jone: Quarterback. l Wylie, Philbin .....s....a.....s BurK' Left Halfback. Bomar, Murphy, Berger, l Boy and Burke ,.... McCartne.
 Right Haifpack.
 Daley, Bradle, | F'ullback. | Score: Yale 52, Holy Cross O; touch downs, Bomar ?, Coy, T, Jones, Der ger 4, Philbin 1; goals, Bonlar 2, Big low g. Umpires, Greshman, Pc of Princeton. Referee, Michae Michael Thompson of Georgetown I Timer, Dewitt Cochran of Yale, Tim < of halves, twenty minutes.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-10-14
WATERBURY DEFEATED
 \ BY SEVEN GOALS 10 NIL
Rangers Add Two Points to League Standing in Yes
 terday's Game.
STRANGERS NO MATCH
For the Splendid Defense Put Up by the Rangers Back
 Division.
fnx Jamcs NIustarde.l

Nearly 1000 people witnessed the de- feat of the Waterbury Swifts by the New Haven Rangers at association football yesterday afternoon. This was the first meeting between the two teams in the Connecticut association football league. Much interest was taken in the match, as Waterbury was said to possess a strong team, and one that was likely to give the champions run for their money. The Rangers had their full team. while the visitors came one man short they got the ho sSr7 played a splendid game for them. cap tain Black won the toss foN the Ranngs i CTS, and Windelbank kicked or Tor the Sw.fts, o ,, of the Rangers to Bracken, who cleared i a swift shot which he sent to Windel 1 bank, who in turn kicked the ball down l the field. Miller caught 1t and sent m another stinger to Bracken, who was unableto stop it, and goal one was reg | istered for the Rangers. Waterbury kicked off and New Haven took the 1 leather and brought it up in dangerous l proximity to the strangers goal Hero i it remained for considerable tlme' Ine l strangers being unable to place the l stubborn defense of the Rangers backs. l But for an occasional rush the Brass l City men hardly ever managed to get ! mast centerfleld whilethe Rangers on the other hand were very aggressive, and kept up an almost constant bonn bardment on the Waterbury goal me Rangers added goal after goal to thelr score until 1t stood 5 to at the end The second half started with the re- arrangement of the visitors team. The right back player came ,to center ana ana l 4t- .lr A11sa N4 rAa hQIfhnnE Waterbury started in with a rush. and l was down on shanks in Q jitfy,, but Black saved by sending the ball to Fraser, who in turn gave Windelbank the slip and passed to stephen, A scrimmage occurred in front of the va; between the posts. After this water bury made desperate effort to score a goal, but the Rangers halfbacks wno were playing, rnosnifcent, ,4 g game me. Valentine scored another goal, ant Scott, just before time was called, add ed the seventh and last goal to the i Rangers. The whistle sounded with the 1 score Rangers 2, Waterbury o.
 The referee was Wood of Bridgeport linesnaen, Thomas Boswell and A. New. man.
 The teams lined up as follows:
 Waterbury swifts.
 Goal
 C. Bracken
 Backs. Grosvenor. Coull. Ialfbacks
 Brown Stevens, Johnson.
 Forwards.
 P. wendilbank, T. Baker ", Windel bank, E. Mills and J. Fairlie. Ball | Clark, Ross, Stephen Valentine, Scott
 Forwards. Dalgleish, Smith and Fraser Halfbacks. , Miller (capt) and Clack. Backs. Shanks. Goal 1 Rangers Team.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-10-14
Gridiron Results.

Yale 52, Holy Cross 0.
 Princeton 52, Bucknell O.
 Harvard IS, Williams 0.
 Yale Freshmen IA, Willistor 0.
 Indians fl, Syracuse 6.
 Annapolis 6, Vanderbilt 6.
 At Chicago-Ch Chicago 27, Indians G. At Groton, Mass. -Groton School 2S, Harvard Freshmen IL
 At Ithaca-Cornell IS, Colgate O. At Washington Western Maryland 12, George Washington University O. At Annapolis, Md.-Naval Academy 6. Vanderbilt Q,
 At West Point, N. Y!--West Point F, Trinity 0.
 At Hanover, N. H. Dartmouth 6, Massachusetts Agricultural College Q. At Medford, Mass.-Tufts is, Nor wich University 0. At Andover, Mass.-Phillips-A s-Andover 4, Brown Second O.
 At Exeter, N H.-Phillips Exeter H. Harvard Second 0.
 At Providence-Brown 40, University of Maine O.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-10-14
PARENT GOES TO CHICAGO.
Is Traded for Stahl, Who Will be
 Traded for LapoFte of New York.

Jake Stahl, catcher of the Chicago White sox, has been traded for Fred Parent, shortstop, of the Boston Pill grims. Stahl will be traded to New York for Laporte. This trading is in keeping with the announcement made some time ago that Isbell of Chicago would give up professional ball and go down to Kansas and manage same small team there, in that Chicago IS in the deal getting a new infelder. IL is also certain that Tannehill and Da- wis will remain with the White sox next season.
 The Boston Americans intend to make Q big fight for the pennant next year and are already hunting up new material.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-10-14
WEE BURN GOLFERS WIN
From Local Team Handicapped by
 los of Four Players.

The New Haven Country club golf team. handicapped by the loss of four of their best players, met with defeat at the hands of the Wee Burn club team Saturday afternoon at the Country club links by the score of 12 to 10.
 Tn the matches between the clubs Dr, w. K. Shenard of New Haven played c. II. Seeley. of Wee Burn, winning with two points up; P. s. Parmelce won over c. S. Cummings Of Wee Burn with 30 points up; W. B. Ely with c, Feleks' with three points for Wee Burn; w. H.. Ely of New Haven won the net match with two points over EVcrhardt; ". B.. Birdie lost to Scoville with Wee Burn two points up; w Bushnell of New Ha- ven look the next from Hopkins by one point; E. Root lost to Preut by two points. and in the next match Ii. l. Sargent and l0r. Cheaver played even.
 The first eight men of the New Ha- ven club qualify for the New Haven chan7nlonship. while the second only 0ualtfv for the consolation cup. The tournament for tho nrizas will be con- finued by match plays a lS holes, finals o+ 3G and r10Rt all he played of be- fare f-ore-,h4r 1F T'be nrises viii con sist of a championship cun, which will be presented by the clrb The second ar consolation prize is to b@ presented by Edwin P. Root. Next Satnrdav the New Haven Country club golfers will ge to Bridgeport, and play the Brook lyn clubs team, -
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-10-14
PA Gf OOI F GAM ]
 hG1IHST I E ARMY Yale's Giant Left Tackle In jured in the Contest With
 Holy Cross. OTHER PLAYERS ALSO HURT Glass and Captain Rogers Coming to Help Coach
 This Week.
OTHER PLAYERS ALSO HURT

H. Ray Paige, Yale's star left tackle, who was taken out of the game against Holy Cross in the first half Saturday, will be unable to play in the West Point game Saturday and per haps for a couple of weeks longer.
 Paiges leg was wrenched in Satur- days game and an old wound in his knee was torn open. Immediately afA ter the game the seriousness of the in jury was recognized and the coaches are seeing that he is receiving the best of care, so that he will be able to play in the championship games.
 Wheaton, who was put In once dur ing the Holy Cross game to try for a goal from the field, Is another Yale star who will not be able to play against West Point. He Is still suf- fering from the injury to his side and the coaches are afraid that if he should go into the West Point game he might receive permanent injury.
 Thornton, who in a practice scrim- mage, bumped hls head against that of Paige and became unconscious i'm mediately. is still laid up and will mol be able to come to the field until We'd nesday or Thursday.
 Jim Rogers, who was captain In 1s9 and who played tackle on his eleven will arrive in the city to-day or to-mor row and coach the eleven for a couple of weeks. His first work will be t to put Foster in trim to take Page place at tackle
 Edgar T. Glass, Yale 1904, who wa one of the best guards Yale ever had is also coming this week and will spenl considerable of his time working witt Goebel. The week will Do one full Q hard work preparatory tof the gam against the army next Saturday.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-10-14

In the course of our lives, says the statlstician, although we write many letters, we have not the remotest idea of the distance our hand covers while travelling over the paper. According to him, the average man or woman writes about thirty words a minute, which, with the up and down strikes and curves, repregent something like five yards, or 300 yards an hour. A person, therefore, using his pen for say, two hours day, can boast that his right hand has journeyed a distance of 12O miles.-The Gentlewomans
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-10-14
OVERTHROW OF CHAMPION.
Miss Margaret Curtis Defeats Sister in
 Worlds Championship.

Chicago H., Oct. 12.-Miss Margaret Curtis of the Essex Country club won the womans national golf champion ship to-day from her sister, Harriet Curtis, the present champion, by the overwhelming score of ' up, 6 to play.
 The overthrow of the champ!on was complete. She played below her standard, was pitted against almost unbeatable golf, and succeeded in cap turing only one hole of the twelve that were played, the tenth where Margar- ct pulled her drive into the rough grass and half topped her third Mar earet made few mistakes, slashed out long drives and telling, brassy shots, and utilized the regulation number of butts on all the greens, "gobbling'' no butts, but simply playing a game that was not to be denied Her total of A for the outward journey has not been excelled in the tournament In which there were sixty-three original start- CTS.
 The gallery that \ turned out and braved the cold and disagreeable weather to study the difference in the golfng form of the champion and her sister was large.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-10-14
TWO MEN LEAGUE SCHEDULE.

Under the management of young Morris the Aschenbrodel alleys are working their way to the front, A two- man league has been started ands promises great success. The schedule for this week follows: Tuesday-Comers, Symons and Mil- Ter. vs Lemons, Abe and Ryan.
 Wednesday-Ted Bears, Behler and Lynch, vs. Stars, Nye and Fergu-l son.
 Friday-Lolly Pops, Brandt and Ma her, vs. Crescents, Burkowski and Fowler.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-10-14
COUNTRY CLUB GOLF.
Women's Kiclsers Handicap Thursday
 Club Match Game Saturday.

On Thursday afternoon will be held at the Country club the womens kickers handicap. The players will choose their own handicap and give notice of the same to MT. shiels be- fore starting, The player whose net score is nearest to the score (between 85 and 95) previously chosen is the winner. except that noA score will be counted which falls below the number so decided upon. Entrance fee, one new ball.
 On Saturday afternoon there will be match game between the New Haven Country club team and Brooklawn of Bridgeport at Bridgeport This will be a handicap bogey competition, an lS- hole match play, The prize will be presented by c. H. Porter.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-10-14
FINAL MATCH OF SEASON.
New Haven Country Club Team Meets
 Hartford Saturday.

The New Haven Country club ten- his team will play the final match of the season with the tennis team of the Hartford Golf club on the Hartford courts next Saturday. At the same time the second tennis team of the Hartford club will play the New Ha- ven second team in the latter city. The play will be in singles and dou- bles.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-10-14
SOCCER FOOTBALL VICTIM.

Providence, R. l., Oct 1S.-In game of Soccer football played here yester- day between the Browns and the New Bedford teams, the New Bedfords won 3 to 0. The Browns were outgeperaled at all stages of the game, which was won on clever pass work. The New Bedford team scored one goal ln the first half and two in the second. Steele, left wing for the Browns, collided with Macey and broke his collar bone,
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-10-14

The use of "your humble servant" and of your most humble and obedt- ent servant" which have given way to the curt "yours truly" came first into use in England in conversation, and later in correspondence on the marriage of Queen Mary, daughter of Henry " of France, to King Charles L The usual salutation before that time Lad been God keep you" Cod be with you this among the gentry. With the common people 1t was How dost thou, Hodge?" with . thump oa the -shouldeSs
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-10-14
WEIGH WINS HANAN PRIZE.
Of S5 for Poczeting Fifteen Balls in
 Twenty-seven Shots.

Last week E. c. Hanan, of West Ha- ven, announced that he would give a prize of five dollars in gold to the per- son pocketing all the balls on the tables in the least number of shots. The scores of the quick players were kept tradk of during the week and Satur- day evening it was found that ten per sons held tie records. A contest was arranged between them, and William Welch proved the winneT; he placed fifteen balls in the pockets with twen- ty-seven shots.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-10-14
LrNNELn POOL CONTEST.
Fourth Game of League to be Played
 Tomorrow Evening.

The fourth game in the Linnell pool tournament at West Haven will be played tomorrow evening. With this game finished all the players In the team will have their chance at aiming the worries and the percentages of points lost and won by which the con test will be settled will begin to be computed. A complete record of these percentages will appear in the Jour nal and Courier as the games arc played.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-10-14
CLUB BEVERAGES H0LLACHER FIRST WITH 1892 Barnes, Powell, Furnald and Dickens Also Eligible for
 City League.
Y. M. R. C. BOWLING STANDING.

Hollacher, Barnes, A. Powell Fur nald and Dickens are the five high men In the Young Mems Republican club bowling league and they will probably be the five who will represent the club in the City league Wednesday evening, Larom has high single with score of 217
 The individual averages for the team follows: Name. HIS. Pins. Avg.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-10-14
SPORTS HERE AND ELSEWHERE
CHICAGO CUES CHAMPIONS.
Shut Out Jennings Tigers in Final
 Game of Series.

outclassed, outplayed and outtrick- ed, Detroit suffered her fourth straight. defeat at the hands of the Chicago Cubs in their series for the worlds championship Saturday It was the final game of the series and leaves Chicago without a contender for the championship.
 The results of the games played fol- lows:
 Tuesday at chicago-chicago 3, Detroit 3.
 Wednesday at chicago-chicago 3. Detroit 1.
 Thursday at chicago-chicagO 5, Detroit 1.
 Friday at Chicago s, De- troit 1.
 Saturday at Detroit-chlcagO ?, Detroit 0.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-10-14
CRICKETs WIN.
Defeat BengaIs at Lyon Park by Score
 of 6 to o.

Tn a close game at Lyon park Sun day afternoon the fast Cricket eleven defeated their husky rivals the Ben- gals. 6 to 0. The teams were well matched The use of the flSward pass was instrumental in the victory of the Cricketers.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-10-14
CARDINALS FIFTH VICTORY.
St. Louis Nationals Hit Glade of
 RrnVrn Hnrd

St. Louis, Oct. 1S.-The St, Louis National league team defeated the American league club to 1 to-day for the fifth time in the last of the post season series of seven games. Score! Nationals ..1 0O 0 0 0 "-S Americans % 0 0 0 0 0 0 1--1
 Batteries - Glynn and Noonan; Glade and Stephens.
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