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The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-09-19
HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL.
Candidates to be Called Out Next
 Wednesday Afternoon.

The first practice of the New Haven High school football team will be held next Wednesday afternoon. Grant Blakeslee was elected captain of this years eleven, but owing to his long illness will probably be unable to get back to school or into the game in time for the football season.
 A meeting of the Athletic associa- tion was called for yesterday, but ow- ing to the absence of the secretary it was impossible to transact the neces- sary business and the meeting had to be postponed until to-day.
 Manager Fred Graves of the football team announced that he expects to drill out a championship team, even though only two or three of last years regular men have returned to school. Messinger, last years star tackle, and Phil Connor, fullback and halfback, are back in school and will be out at the opening day of practice next Wednesday, There are a good many good candidates for the eleven this year, many of whom were substitutes last year, and who through the neces- sary training will be able to get around into championship state before the big games.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-09-19
NEW JERSEY TENNIS TOURNEY.

Morristown, N. J., Sept. 1S-Play in the New Jersey lawn tennis champion ship tournament to-day was confined to the women's singles and doubles. In the singles Miss B. Souther and Ms. w. c. Alderman gained semi-fnal brackets, both winning in straight sets, the former defeating Miss Smith. 6-9, 6-4, and the latter Mrs. B. c. Edgar, 6-3 '6-4 Miss Alice Day, holder of the singles championship title. made her appearance in the doubles, paired with Mrs. Kruse of Cincinnati They en- gagged Mrs. Marshall MacLean, formerly Miss Homans. and Miss Jane Swords in a hard fought three set contest. Miss Day and Miss Kruse winning, 6-3, 4-6, 6-3. Miss Souther and Mrs. Edgar also won in doubles over Miss Pierson and Miss Anes, GO. 6-2 Heavy rain post poned the progress of the other events during the afternoon
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-09-19
HIS LAST WISH.

In an Arizona court 8 barber was recently tried for the murder of his wife. The evidence was entirely cir cumstantial, but as a result of the eloauence and persuasion of the dis trict attorney the accused man was convicted and sentenced to be hanged Before leaving the court room the judge gave the prisoner permission to make a statement or express a last wish, if he desired to do so. The barber stood up, and facing the dis trict attorney said in a clear voice:
 "Your honor, I should like just once more to be allowed to shave the dis trict attorney. Philadelphia Ledger.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-09-19

An Ottawa newspaper, understood \ be the organ of the Canadian gov rnment, says that a definite offer has
 een made by a company to undertake fast steamship service on the Allan |c as part of the All-Red project, con- |ecting Great Britain with China via |anada, for a subsidy of $2,50000 a |ear, and the Canadian government,
 trough the prime minister. has offer h to bear half the cost of this subsidy Ind contribute $1,250,000 annually. his would leave the British govern bent to make up the other half and he Australian and New Zealand gov-'
 rnments to contribute the major por- elto'a Uea tll Ped Iire w3>iN'1 les been discussed recently. The ewspaper states lAat it is believed tne Iritish government will announce bon that it is prepared to bear its hare of the expense of establishing be service.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-09-19
EK OWSLEY COMING ! ID HELP COACH ELEVEN Immy Morse Shows Candi- dates the Right Way
 to Kick. | PRELIMINARY LINEUP Eptain Biglow Appoints Tom Marshall Coach for the Freshman Squad.
PRELIMINARY LINEUP
Rv Fred Baker.


 |NJack" Owsley, who played half FIk and full back on the Yale foot h elevens the last three years he I 5 in college, and who was coach in fall of 1905, when Shevlin was tain, will arrive in the city to-day }Eassist in the coaching of the var 'E eleven for three or four weeks Lad Coach Knox and Captain Big N will try to get him to remain all ough the season.
 The squad is having great luck in 'aches for so early in the season. EA" Sharpe, who graduated in 1902, l Ter playing half-back and fullback the eleven, is here and will remain |sil college opens next week. Tom |evlin is in Hartford and may drop sNn for a few days,
 'At the field yesterday a familiar fig la was that of Sammie Morse, cap- 8n of last years eleven, who was out Euniform with the candidates teach them how to kick. Morse will be ee for several days. Mrs. Morse, to &tom Samnie was married a week Fer graduation, came out to the field Ecl watched from the side lines, FThe Yale navy was also represented Ethe field yesterday. Captain Ide of k crew, who had delayed his de- Eature for California a week, was Esre, and Coach John Kennedy. ACoy, of last years freshman team. Ia who will probably play fullback the varsity this fall, has joined squad. Cooney, another 1910 star,
 By not be able to play on the eleven Es fall because of his studies. His would take away from He a strong center. Cooney is in ENn, but will be unable to practice Etil after examinations.
 FKnox will probably personally be in Barge of coaching the backs, Tester M afternoon, Morse and Knox kept #5 HIGH pldILAClAl5 SbcA lo elAN Ntbl VI " Q Epund the ends. Biglow took the Le men up to another end of the field Fd coached them Tow to stand BThe squad came out to the field about and in place of the light {ccer suits of the first two days prac- Ee they wore their old heavy cos lines. The thirty fellows took a slow #n around the field before the squad Els divided
 8RAfore the end of the days practice T eleven lined up and went down tho zld, followed by the remainder of the #uad. Jones and Logan, ends; ,Goebel rker and Brown, guards; Foster and Ell back Bomar and Berger, hal1 #cks; Dimes, quarterback. Booming back across the field the #cks were changed, Bingham going il Il quarter, Philbin as full, and What S and Fred Murphy as halfbacks. Especial practice was held in the gym I Ehnrpe showed the candidates how I kick. Latel 0h ho look Logan and Eme of the older men. and gaye theif 6ecial coaching. He also coached. tht 1ndidates on passing the ball at long *-d short distances,
 #Johnnie Mack took the new candi- 8tes over to one corner of the gym It, and put them through some pre- Urinary stunts, including bunting, and 4ssing.
 fCaptain Biglow has appointed Ton =hrshall coach for the freshman elev, I The freshmen will commence prac- see the Monday after college opens
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SPORTING NOTES.
(By Albert l.. DonncIly.)

Jennings Tigers and White yester- days double-hader Both terminated with the same to r both alternating with the bigger Donahues batting ca features Out of five times the bat cracked hits Walsh KLan twirled splendid former letting Detroit down with three hits and the latter handing out Chicago but four lonely drives.
 
 terday and whipped them to the tune of 10 to L New her third straight defeat oye was spilled on the beana at every turn during the contest Many boasuy toued Philadelphia the coming American league champion Detroit gliding along at smoother and that would make better running than Macks Athletics have been lowering as to the fave and they that condition Philadelphia plays all omorrow but she meets Chicago Detroit Cleveland and St Louis The three candidates give Phadephia hard rub for the series St Louis ball the Athletics Browns they are mistaken Detroit plays all the remainder from but her little She meets Washington New York; Boston St Philadelphia
 straight 
 luckily the eighth giving side of the they unable pace of the New England leaguers
  reports box of all National games.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-09-19
THREE STRAIGHT FOR LYNN.
Third Post-season Game With Spring.
 field Goes Ten Innings.

Lynn, Mass, Sept, 1S,--Lynn, of the New England league, took the third straight post-season game from Springfield, of the Connecticut league, here to-day, 8 to ?, but ten in- nings were necessary, Springfield, by batting rally, tied the score in the eighth. In the tenth Daum's two bag ger, with man on second, saved the game for the locals. The score by in- nings: R.H.E. Lynn 1oO1O OOOO 1-8 6 1 sprfngd 0 0 1 0 0 I 0 O-2 10 f
 Batteries-Moore and Daum; Me Laughlin and Robarge Time, 1:S7. Umpire, Henry.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-09-19
sCHoONERs COLLIDE.
Vessels Loaded With Coal Meet in
 Vineyard Sound.

Pasque Island, Mass, Sept. 1S.-The four-masted schooner Horace H. Stone. bound from Philadelphia for Portland, with coal. collided with the three mas ter Susie II. Davidson. Salem for a coal port light. in Vineyard sound to- lay. The members of the two crews were uninjured The Stone lost a por- ton of her headEear and was taken in tow for Vineyard Haven by the tug John c. Chandler. The Davidson re- mained at anchor at the entrance of the sound.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-09-19
NEW HAVEN BowLERs WIN.
Capture Two Out of Three Games
 from Bridgeport Quintet.

The New Haven State league bowl CTS last evening. defeated the Bridge port quintet in match game at the Park City alleys Bridgeport, winning two out of three games The Bridgeport team won the first game with ease but the visitors pulled out victory in the second and managed to escape with the third and final game by four points,
 The score follows:
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-09-19
TRAINING SCHOOL FOOTBALL.

Here is the Springfield Training school football schedule for this fall: September Williston at home. October 5-Amherst at Amherst. October 9-Yale at New Haven. October 19-Connecticut Agricultural college at home.
 October 26-Harvard at Cambridge. November 2-Wesleyan at Middle town.
 November 9-Worcester Tech at home.
 November Massachusetts Agricul- tural college at home.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-09-19
DOROTHY @" WINS FIRST.
Race of Lipton Cup Series; Dorothy
 Second and Capsicum Third.

Norfolk, Va, Sept. ls.-The first of the series of three races for the Lipton cup was won to-day by the Dorothy O. with the Dorothy. second, and the Cap sicum third. Five boats are entered, and the race over a fourten mile tri- angular course will be decided by points. Time to-day. S:O6.
 In the freetfor-all race between slops yawls and skiniacks for the Ex- position cup, the J. W. Edwards won the skipjack class; Firehy in sloop class, and Nanemoosha in yawl class.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-09-19
Chicago.

tCaIIed end slXth dafkness,l
 Two base hits, Dougherty; first base on balls, Killian 4, Walsh l. first base on errors, Detroit 2; left on bases, De- troit 3, Chicago 5; struck out, by Kil- Han 3, Walsh 4; passed balls, Sullivan 3; wild pitch, Walsh; time, 1:15; um- pire, Connolly.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-09-19
OBERLIN EFFECTIVE.
Two Timely Singles of Morgan Scores
 Nationals Both Runs.

Washington, Sept. 1S,-Washington feated Boston to-day in a pitchers bat tie, to l. Oberlin was effective with men on bases, while two timely singles off Morgan scored both runs for the lo- calls. The score:
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-09-19
.FLAHERTY FABRICATED
 FROM B1X IN THIRD Giants Turn the Tables on the Tenneys by Heavy
 Hitting. CUBS BEAT REDS IN TENTH Kings and Evers' Singles and Tinker's Long Fly Decide
 the Game.
CUBS BEAT REDS IN TENTH
NATIONAL LEAGUE STANDING.

Boston, Sept. 1S.New York had no trouble in winning to-day, 10 to ?, bat ting Flaherty out of the box in the third and hitting Lindaman freely, The fielding of both teams was exception- ally clean. The score:
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-09-19

Two base hits, Warner, Barrett, sul- liyan, Ferris; sacrifice hits, smith, Morgan; stolen bases, Ganley, Delehan- ty double plays, Delehanty and Altiz- CT; lef on bases Washington 4 Boston 5: first base on balls 0berlin, Morgan 2; struck out, oberlin [, Morgan 3; time 1:3O; umpire, o'Loughlin,
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-09-19

Three base hits; schaffer. Mullln. Sacrifice hits: Crawford, Isbell, Davis, Rohe. Stolen bases: Dougherty First base on balls; Mullin, 4 White, 1. First base on errors Detroit, 1; Chl- cago, 1. Left on bases: Detroit. 8; Chicago, 16, Struck out; By Mullin, i; White, ?. Passed ball: Payne. Um- pire, Connolly. Time. ? hours
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-09-19
DETROIT AND CHICAGO BOTH WIN AND LOSE Donahue's Clean Batting Rec ord in First Game
 Features, BLUES DEFEAT BROWNS Athletics Double Header With the Yankees Post
 poned.
BLUES DEFEAT BROWNS
AMERICAN LEAGUE STANDING.

Detroit Sept 1S.-Detroit and Chica- go broke even by the same scores. 3 to ?, in each contest. The first game was great battle. with much clean hit ting, fine fielding and little scoring. Donahues batting featured.
 In the second game the Chicagos went to pieces, misplays by Davis and battery errors materially aiding De- troit to victory. Scores:
 FIRST GAME.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-09-19
BOWLING. G.
WINCHESTER LEAGUE.
Ross Team Captures Three Straight
 from Theirs Quintet.

Ross bowlers won three straight games from Theirs quintet in the frs match game of the Winchester league held last evening at the Huber Tuxedo alleys on Church street
 The scores follow:
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-09-19
EASTERN LEAGUE STANDING.
pnsr. .sEAsON GAME.

At Lawrence Mass.-New England post series-Lawrenc ?, Lowell 1.
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EASTERN LEAGUE.

At Jersey City, Montreal-Jersey City game postponed-rain.
 At Baltimore-Baltimor 1, Buffalo l. (game called end ninth, darkness.)
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BLUES WHITEwAsHI1D BROWNS.
Liebhardt Hit Harder Than Pelty but
 Effective With Men on Bases.

Cleveland, O, Sept. 1S.- Cleveland shutout St, Louis. , to Q Liebhardt was hit much harder than Pelty, but was effective with men on bases, while Cleveland punched the hits in tho eighth, Turner's fielding was the fea ture. Score:
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-09-19
IN THE NATIONAL LEAGUE. Brooklyn at Pittsburg (two games).

IN THE EASTERN LEAGUE. Toronto at Baltimore, Rochester at Providence, Buffalo at Jersey City. Montreal at Newark.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-09-19

TWo-base hits, Lynch, DeVlln, nus, off Flaherty 8 in innings, o, Linda man in innings; sacrifice hits, Shannon. Devlin; stolen bases, shan non, Doyle. Bridwell; double plays, Bridwell to Ritehey to Penney; left on bases, Boston g, New York 5; first base on balls, off Lynch 4, off Flaherty 1, off Lindaman 8; struck out, by Lynch 3, by Lindaman 1; wild pitches, Lynch, Lindaman; time, t:40; umpire, O'Day.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-09-19
SONOMA GIRL BEATS
 HICHBALL BY A NECK Clinches Victory in the Hoster-
 Columbus Stakes. TROTS A MILE IN 2:o54 Lillian R. Wins the 2:09 Trot Ward M. Captures the
 2:17 Trot.

Columbus, O., Sept. 1S-Sonoma Girl, tired by the heavy footing this after noon on the Columbus grand circuit track, finished neck ahead of Highball in the second heat of the Hoster- Columbus stake, and thereby clinched the victory for which she made start on Tuesday.
 The crack pair of trotters set a fur ious clip to the half, considering the condition of the course. Sonoma Girl was length ahead there, in 1:01 1-2 Highball rallied desperately fifty yards from the finish, but was nearer out than McHenry,s entry.
 Margaret o, after the first haf of the third and final mile had been done by sonoma Girl in log 3-4, showed good finishing qualities and easily won the heat, Highball was so tired that Jack Leyburn beat him out of third place. Sononna Girls. total winnings amounted to $4,25O
 Lillian R had no trouble whatever in going through to victory In the 2:O9 trot. Close finishes ruled in the 2:O9 pace, five horses being right up togeth- CT when schmerhorn won the third heat of the race.
 Before it started the judges put w. L. Snow behind Kinghorne. Ward M. was the first choice in the lot of six teen 2:17 trotters that made their first start as the last heat of the dreary aft ernoon. He won handily, Kenneth Mae being two lengths behind.
 Kentucky Todd and General Watts start tomorrow in thecard's feature, the trotting division of the Kentucky stock Farm ,Futurity Columbus, Purse $3,000--2:09 Trot-
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The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-09-19
NEW HAVEN.
RRTDGEPoRT.
Y. M. R. c. LEAGUE.
Corners Take Three Straight from
 Giants.

At the Y. M. c. A. alleys last even- ing the Corners easily won three straight games from the Giants. The cooraa.
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Totals ..., ...,....,, 0 10 24 Il hBatted for Pelty in ninth.

Score by innings
 Cleveland ... ....0 Q ) - St. Louis ...,..0 0 0 0 Q 0 0 Q co
 First base on errors: Cleveland, l. Sacrifice hits; Flick, Pelty, Hartzell Stolen bases: Hartzel, Double plays: Liebhatdt, Bcmis and Lister; Pelty and Jones. First base on balls; Liebhardt, 1. Hit by pitched bll; By Pelty,. !; Hajoiel Left on bases; Cleveland, 5; St. Louis, TO- Struck out; Liebhardt, i; Petty, l. Time, 1:26. Umpire, Egan.
 At Philadelphia-Philadelphia New York, two games postponed; rain.
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Two base hit, steinfeldt; sacrifice hit, Huggins; left on bases, Cincinna- ti 8, Chicago I double plays, Evers, Tinker to Chance; Slagle to Chance; bases on balls, off Weimer 2, off 0ver- all 1: struck out by Weimer 2, by overall 3; wild pitch, Overall | Time, 1:40. Umpire, Klem.
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GAMES TO-DAY.

IN THE AMERICAN LEAGUE. Philadelphia at New York, Boston at Washington.
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CUBS WIN IN TENTH.

Kings and Evers' Singles and Tlnk- ers Long Fly Decides Game. Cincinnati, Sept 1S.-Chicago won to-day's game by scoring in the tenth inning on singles by Kling and Evers and Tinker's long fly, Score:
 Chicago
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CORNELL SQUAD REPORTS.

Cornell football practice opened yes erday on Percy Field, Ithaca, with 80 andidates. Coaches Lueder, Halli- ay and Gibson, assisted by Trainer Ioakley, directed the practice. The eterans present were Capt Cooke, ackle; All-American Guard Thomp- 2n; end, Van Orman; halfback. ,arle.
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SPORTS HERE AND ELSEWHERE
NOTICE.

The Journal and Courier is the only pa- per in the city publish ing full reports, with box scores, of all Ma tionaI and American League games.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-09-19
PRINCETON AT PRACTICE.

About twenty-five football candidates Rported at Princeton Tuesday The |eather was hot, but Head Coach Eoper and Jim Cooney needed it not Ind put the Tigers right to work on le customary preliminaries stunt. The Egskin was booted hither and thither Eld the players practiced passing and |1nning down under kicks until the
 erspiration rolled down in torrents. # the men who came out yesterday
 bur are wearers of the varsity F." Capt, Mccormick was on hand, E were Eddie Dillon, quarterback; |ibbott, halfback, and Phillips. cen- r. Five of last years freshman team
 bowed up in the persons of Barr, ] seed Dawson, Hamman and Jones, |ad several of the scrubs also were
 ere. They were Pfeiffer, Waller, Ihambers, Scott, Connors, Booth, Eagner and King. The only new aver was G. Brown, who for the st two years has been under the
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At Brooklyn Brooklyn Philadel phia game postponed; rain.
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Cincinnati.

Chicago 010 0 0 o 0 1--2 Cincinnati Q O1 % 0 0 Q o-1
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 Time 2:05 IA, 2:O7 S-4, 2;O9 S-4 2.Og pace, purse $1,200 (uninished); lone heat Tuesday,
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The Colorado statesman., 1907-02-09
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The Colorado statesman., 1907-02-09

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