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The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1907-07-19
Sumner

Nv Bunting spent last Tuesday with
his son Will.
Edward Loga and wife visited friends
at the Fort last Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs Orrin Purdy were Fort
Atkinson visitors last Tuesday.
Miss Maude Cunitz intends going to
Beloit this week to visit her father.
Clarence Bunting and Fred Klement
made business trip to the Fort Friday.
Mrs e johnson will have her house
remodeled Adam Plum is to do the
work.
The Misses Johanna and Gusta Run
fel visited with Mabel Prochanow last
Sunday.
Miss Ellen Christensen and Mr. Parks
of Edgerton were guests of her parents
last Sunday
Mrs Henry Wileman returned home
from Ft Atkinson where she has been
for some time.
M A Robbins and Adam Plum intend
visiting the Jamestown exposition some
time in August
Mrs Mary Robbins is entertaining her
little granddaughter, Lulu Mae Robbins,
for time at least.
Otto Loga has returned from Virginia.
During his stay there he visited a few
days with Geo Burleson and family.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-12-07

The National civic federation will
meet in annual convention in New
York on Monday aud Tuesday. Cur
rency reform. life insurance and pos
tai savings banks will be discussed.
Reports will be presented on the
work Of the public ownership coni-
mission. the consultation aud immi-
grafton departments The investisa-
tions ~ the conditions surrounding
the employees ~ the government 81
Panama from the industrial eeouom-
lrs department an he f~-Wlf at fhe
rvsvut conference ia TRUSTS add com-
biusfioa- be- Chlfa@u. aud the jolut
child labor COMMITTEE. foymvd hF
delegate. from tbs National Manu-
tacturefs sssoe,slian che Nmericau
Federation pt t.anar fhe G"H~rst
Federation of Woman. glubr sud
tbr Natloasl Ciyls fedyrafloa
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The NEWS NEXT Wffk
Event of host importance will Be Meet
iaq of Democratic Committee.

New York. Dec. Perhaps the
most important event OF the COM
ing week, from a political stand
point. will be the meeting of the
Democratic national committee in
Washington next Thursday. to Sc
lect a place and time for the nation
al Democratic convention next year.
St. Louis. Louisville, Cincinnati. Chi
cago, st. Paul Minneapolis. Denver
aud atlantic City are among the APP
plicants FOR the honor of entertain
ing The convention, and all will
probably send representatives TO
next weeks committee meeting. II
is understood that ST. Louis l. fav-
ored by the Bryan adhereuts and
that they will swing their influence
~ favor of that city Louisville and
Denver ar, also making strong bids
for m, gathering, aud Chicago viii
probably pat up e strong fight
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the affair will do much toward bring
ing Governor Hughes into the lime
light as a presidential possibility


Kentucky, the famed land of blue
grass, Bourbon whiskey and undi-
luted democracy. will have a repub-
lican chief executive after next Tues
day. when Governor J. c. w. Beck
ham retires from office. TO be sue
ceeded by Augustus r. Wilson, the
republican who was successful in
last months election. 1t is thought
that Ex-Governor Taylor, who fled to
rest for completely in the Goebel
will return to Kentucky for
trial when Governor Wilson as
sumes office
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-12-07

Secretary TAFT. who IS uuw ,oni-
pieuus fouf off the world by way
of lapau ru' Philippine siberia.
Wa-sis lEd Germany ts expected q"
arrive boo Ns~ Yogk tne latter pare ~
os,f s,sh suI sJj hs bouof~d With
ID .p.a. .s,,piau The dvmousifa-
..1s iu ttIssiit ~lii mtfk tho formal
.san.ru. Ht tH. Tst plr.liruisi
.mn.Isu Walsh $3.50 He saui"d oH
eHr .r.t stror 1nH lbe ua'ionaI
.....tl44 .avt. Hess FHHr
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/ Frank j. Cheney makes oath tina
| he is senior partner of the firm OF
r. J. Cheney & Co., doing business
in the city of Toledo, county and
state aforesaid. and that said firm
will pay the sum of One Hundred
Dollars for eachd an every case OF
Catarrh that cannot be cured by the
use of Halls Catarrh Cure. Frank j.
Cheney.
Sworn to before me and subscrib-
ed in my presence. this 9Th day of
December, 4. D., 1886.
tSeaD A. w. GLEASON
Notary Public.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken in
ternally, and acts directly on the
blood and mucous surfaces of the
system Send for testimonials free.
F. j. CHENEY a. Co. Toledo ..
Sold by all druggists. 75c.
Take Halls Family pills for con
stipation
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Can You Calculate

II 20. tell your friends The value
of Black more's Business Arithme-
tie. II you can not; 20 70 Hood A
Curlin's nd bay you the best book,
best bound. best paper. clearest
type. easiest understood Ia fact. the
best book published on Business
Arithmetic Every teacher should
have one.
Ia The school room. every parent
for th. child NJ home Only on.
Dollar" Money back 10 aot 50. b.. Call
for Bla, buors's business Arithms-
fft 90 Hood 4 Cugiins Ell
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W8II TV1I|- IanHNTF ~ 1907
fn Whom Or Mas Cone,rH
rats Nti tHrFoju,s M ,leo "
Nslsou. Nbo has peeu N aHs "mpl"s
ss Iun,s sud .,paIIs, tis wprk is
a..t,tsss. Hna e, rummrgd him Goa
sI .e.t.ue trr .tIsitss Hf Frat
ftsss nsue Huusf apA Ispaiter.
Nst r,aspet. f1iiN
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FOR RENTING furnished rooms.
400 Main street. Apply AT street
number. 212
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Ladies' Gloves
HAndkerChiefS

Ladies' Hemstitched and Colored
Border Handkerchief, worth Toe;
cut price ..,....... &c
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FOR RENT-Two furnished rooms.
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FOR SALE-GoOd horse, or will
trade for vacant lot Frank Cannon.
211
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WANT COLUMN.

WEATHER Tonight cloudy. Sun
day showers, probably warmer. Max.
81. Min. 40 Rainfall. 90.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-03-09
Las 6rdeues ca VI ashisagstor,
Ell problema de la intervention

Nueva York sabado-Despachos de Was
hington dicen que pesar de la gravedad del
hijo del Presidente, este sgue ocupandose acti-
vamente en- la soIuci6n de los problemas de la
intervention en- Cuba.
lie han sido trasmitidas 0rdenes a Mr.. Ma
goon de reprimir todo desman del modo mas
energicO.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-03-09

En- la carcel de Humacao, ha ingre-
sado disposition del Fiscal de
aquella Corte, el individuo Dolores
Vazquez por acusarcele del supuesto
delito de escalamiento en- primer
grado.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-03-09

FL superintendent de Sanidad le
ha concedldo permiso don Jose M.
Vazquez, Vecino de CayeY para ex-
human en- el cementerio de auuel
pueblo, los restos mortales de Eva
rjsta, Jose Mas y Maria Encarnacidn
Vazquez y Ortiz.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-03-09
Los successes 9 SSsnesrsentos
de Odessa


Nueva York, sebado -Desde San Peters,
bu12o cablegraf1an que han ocurrido nuevos
sucesos sangrientOs en- Odessa.
In segulda que Tetiraron las fuerzas re
concentrates en- dicha ciudad con motivo de
los ultlmos crlmenes, han vuelto reproducirse
los desmanes de la multitud
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-03-09
Uss egGaprSStsso s2aga4a EsuSs@s
Ell 6xito de la operaci6n

Nueva York. sabado.-Avisan de Paris que
Sc esta negoCiando actlvamente IN empr6stt0
para Ell gObierno russo
Al prircipio Sc han encontrado a1gunas
ditiCultades, perO 81 aflanzamiento que ha
encontrado las instituciones imperiales, han ia
ciltado la negotiation.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-03-09
Porfirio Diaz
no intervendra a
Ell tenor 4 las complicaciones

Nueva York, sabado.-Desde Meiico dicen
los despaChos reCibidos que el presdente Por-
trlO Dlaz sc resiste tOmar ah0ra una aCtva
Intervention en- el arbtraje para Centro-
America, juzgando que es la situacl6n apura-
dsima que reviste una gravedad que puede
COmplCarse.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-03-09

Ley municipal de 8 de Mario del
corriente aiio, seguida de 81 apendi-
ces conteniendo otras leyes y dis
posiciones re1ativas tambi5n los
Avuntamientos. De venta en- el BO-
LETIN. & $50 el ejemplar.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-03-09
- proxesta de los BberaHes
CondenandO q los incendiari0s

Nueva York sabado.--Los jefes del partido
beral Cubano, protestan de que Sc acuse la
npaCienCia de los multltudes de dicha agrupa-
ion de ser la produCtora de esOs lnCendiOs hO
rOrOSOS que llenan de COnSteTnaC1On la lSla
Los incendarios no pertenecen ningun
,artido politiCo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-03-09
Tropas a Pin az" de- Gio
Los anuncios de rev0luci6n

Nueva York abado -Desde Pinar del Rio
cOmuniCan al goblerno de la Habana, que
exige el pronto envio de tropas que garanticen
Il Orden en- aquella Comarca, d0nde Sc vive en-
continue alarma produclda por los constantes
anunCi0s de levantamientOs revoluciOnarlOs.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-03-09

En- la calle d San Justo, esta ma
drugada promovi6 un fuerte escand alo
Ell individuo Julian Osorio, que Sc en-
contra ba en- estado de embriaguez.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-03-09

Ha sido aprobado en tercera lee
tura cl bill del senor Conception So
bre la crcaci6n de IN servicio dc ca
bles que benefcie al Pueblo de Pucr-
to Rico.
Los seilores Muioz, Zcno Gambia
~ Osera recommendation sin enmien-
das durante la discussion, ell rcferido
pcoyecto.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-03-09

Han sido puestos en- libertad de la
carcel de Arecibo, POI haber cumpli-
do sus sentencias los ind ividnos Hi
p5lito Rivera Carlos K. Correa.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-03-09
sePylclo Especial del bolelln Mercanln
GABLEGRAMAS.
Ia r"e*irada del ejercito
nicaraguense
Ell avance de Honduras

Nueva York sabado -El eerCito de Mica.
ragua ha traspuesto va la frontera de Hondu-
ras Sc encuentra Ell terrtorio de la Re
pnblica.
Ell presidente Zelaya, ha hecho I'm llama
miento todas las fuerzas naCionales, para que
sc unan fin de repeler la invasion de Hon
duras.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-03-09

La Ultima obra dc Derecho edita-
da en- el BOLETtN, es Ia Iurisprn-
dencla en- 10 criminal establecida por
el Tribunal Supreme dc Puerto Rico
durante el aho 1904.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-03-09

Sc encuentra enftrma de algu
cuidado II sonora m Dire de nuast''
amigo don Juan Rosello.
Celebrare Ia mejorfa.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-03-09

FL se1or Santos Filippe, Sc ha
brindado eXpontaneamente, a ceder
gratis 81 teatro del Parque, para la
ccmpanla infantil que trat@ de fun
darse en- eSta Cludad.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-03-09

Fl assistant del Secretario de Pto
Rico Mr., Gill, presento en- la manana
de hoy en- la 0fcina del Gobernador,
eI informe acerca de su lnvcst1Saclon
en- Patillas.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-03-09

En- Ia carcel de Ponce ha ingresado
el indlvfduo Antonio Rivera, a qulen
Sc le acusa del supuesto dellto dc
eScalamientO.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-03-09
10 que destruye Ia tea
irCendirEa
Ell desastre de Cuba

Nueva York, sabado.-Llegan desde la Ha-
ana noticias de nuevos incendios en- las plan
iCiOnes de cana.
1o que sc ha destruido por la tea incen
aria, alcanza una suma considerable.
FL estado de inQuietud de alarma que
revalece en- Cuba, es indescripHble.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-03-09

En- el BoLET1N MERcANTIL hay cons
hante existeneia de paPe1 para ciga-
sx;f1oe. uarcs LA Cubasiea". sssAs-
snanmenEo 1eetaAA
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-03-09

Esta Tarifa 1ncluye la
ENTREGA
& los nsignatarios.
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Herald Announcer to De-
scribe the Games.
EVERY DETAIL TO BE GIVEN
Each Movement VIII He Pictured by
Man 10 Crowd that Wiu Assemble
Office - Complete scores TO BE
Posted as They Occur.

Promptly at 3.15 o'clock this afternoon.
the original megaphOne man Will start
the descriptions wired by The Washing
ton Herald's staff correspondent. direct
from the West Side grounds in Chicago,
of the first game in the battle for the
baseball championship of the world be-
tween Detroit. winners Of the pennant
in the American League. and Chicago,
champions of the National League
Starting with the word PLAY" BY the
umpire. the mcgaphohe man will pic
ture in detail every movement OF he
players in the game to the crowds which
viii assemble in front of The Washington
Herald office.
Full accounts of the movements and
doings Of Managers Jennings and Chance.
the size of the crowd, condition of the
weather. &c viii be interviewer In the
story Of the game and IN the intermis-
sions between innings
Complete box scores showing the work
Of each man will be posted Immediately
after each contest, and The Washington
Heralds special correspondent. with the
aid OF three news services. will keep The
public informed each morning Of all the
details Of the struggle.
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PRINCETON PRACTICE LOOSE.
Coaches Put Squad Through Longest
signal DrIII OF season.

Princeton. y. J., oct Saturdays
game with Stevens seemed 10 unnerve the
Tigers, judging from the way they played
this afternoon. and the coaches handled
them with care. though the squad looked
healthy enough. one thing is evident
here, the men are far from top-notch con-
ditiou.
To sum up to-day's practice I'm one
word. il was loose. There was q no.
,iceable lack Of unity In the 'varsity's
play and the men We're slow in travelling
The coaches sent the first string through
the longest signal drill Of the season. at
tempting 10 correct the glazing faults of
formation which cropped out in Satur-
days game. Above all, sharp interference
on end runs was pumped into the backs
and when the work was over Mccormick.
Harlan, and Reed ran much better than
before. Forward passing came in for its
share Of polishing, too. but the result did
not cause the coaches much satisfaction.
The regular varsity sCTimmage lasted
only FIVE minutes to-day. When the sub
stitutes went into the game there was a
big change. and the second string ripped
up practically anything their opponents
could offer. During the earlier part Wis
ter tailed on an On-side kick and Harlan
kicked a field goal from the 35-yard line
This last was a pretty piece Of bOOting
Mccormick punted to-day.
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MIDDIES HAVE GOOD PRACTICE.
Team Doing Good work as Whole,
Though Line Is Weak.

Annapolis Nd, Oct. with the game
with Vanderbilt next Saturday and the
contest with Harvard one week later the
Naval Academy football squad got down
to hard work in the hours practice. which
was all that the routine of the academy
allowed them this afternoon.
After some pTelminaries in the way of
punting and signal work, there was a
shore lineup with the scrubs. Capt
Douglass got into the game for a longer
period than at any time previously. While
the team is doing good work as a whole.
the coaches are by no means inclined to
feel that all is well. and the filing of the
positions Of full back and one half back
with a good substitute for Douglass, as
his bad leg does not stand the strain. are
propositions which are causing much anx-
iety
The line looks strong but the squad is
weakened by the absence of Pierson,
tackle. and Mayer. guard, of last year
team, who are suffering from old in
juries. Person has definitely decided not
to play this season. but Mayer pleased
the coaches and rooters this afternoon by
getting into his football toys and doing
a little running to get into condition In
the meantime Stuart and DuntOn. two
heavy men. are being given a chance at
his old position Of left guard.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1907-10-08

Premier pitcher not only Of the Ameri-
can League. but of the country-that is
the title of Wild Bill Donovan Correct
cognomen. William f. Donovan). earned
Tor himself in the stirring campaign Of
1907, which ended Sunday. Christopher
Mathewson. Joe NIcGinnity. Jack Ches-
bro, Ed Walsh, and MOrdecai Brown are
forgotten these days in the praise heaped
on the head Of the smiling Detroiter, and
from end to end of the major league
circuits he is the favorite selection as
slabman Of the AH-American baseball
team.
DOnovan's performances have been all
the more noteworthy because they We're
unexpected. for in 1906 he was d frosty
fasc0. Winter and spring predictions did
not assume that Donovan would be able
10 win more than two-thirds of his
games, and such an estimate would have
been liberal one. indeed And yet Don
ovan turns In and captures twenty-six
out OF thirty-One games Zone a Jie), and
by his work assures a pennant for the
hUstling Tigers. Detroits slabman were
all right. but Donovan was more so
Fans did not expect him to go in and
pitch hitleSs games a Ia Christy Mathew
son. or dOuble-headers like Joe McGinnity,
but in a different way he earned a name
for himself. on days with him were an
unknown quantity, and he possessed a
perennial seraphic smile. a superb steadi-
ness, and q remarkably recuperative
ability that make him to-day the king-pi
pitcher Of the national game.
Donovan Has Best Record.
Just how good Donovan is his record of
1907 demonstrates If fans will delve into
The history of the American League since
It's expansion they will ind that the lead
ing boNman never had a percentages Of
victories higher than .7S3, this being Bern
hard's mark in 1902. Chesbro the year of /
his greatness Q90D, won only IA of his |
contests, while at present DonOvan's per /
centage of victories stands at sol
Donovan was always on hand in the 1
pinches and showed this when he worked /
in the crucial games against the Athletics /
on September p and 80 and early in Sep |
TENDER, when he defeated Cleveland twice |
in two days. He was Jennings trump /
card, and always held the trick.
All spring Donovan wanted TO pitch. /
but Jennings refused to allow him to 90 |
in the box. You'll have all YOU want 10 1
do later the Tiger sachem replied. "and 4
for the present 90 ahead and do what I /
say"
Donovan did not pitch a game until /
May p and therefore made his wonderful
record IN four months of the campaign. /
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and he pitched a quartet Of contests IL
which he limited the enemy 10 three
eIouts.
In 1874 Donovan got an even break OF
the season, winning sixteen OUT Of thir-
Ty-tWo events, but his percentage wa.
tg2 ahead OF the Tigers record He was
The most successful Of the Michigan de.
lvvrN clerks and COPIED his share Of low
hit games, holding Chicago 10 two hits on
July ( and the Athletics 20 two hits on
June Il, both raps being gathered by the
QUAKER pitcher-WeldOn Henley who this
year was with Brooklyn and Rochester
Wild Bin bad 20 his credit in 1904 three
shut-outS. but against this there is a
blot on has escutCbeOn. as he was one OF
two hoNmen bombarded for two dozen
saetieS by the light-sticking White Sox.
Tho TIGERS improved In the succeeding
campaign of 1906. and so DID Donovan.
who captured nineteen out of thirty-two
games, Ed Killian being the banner box
man Of the team.
Goncyan's work in 1866 was the poorest
Of his big league career. The Tigers
Travelled badly almost all season. nay ag
q percentage Of Az at the end. and only
cheered up at the finish I'm time 10 knock
the HighlIndeTs out Of the flag Barring
worst record Of any Detroit specimen
chant. winning only nine out of twenty
four games.
Started Good Work This Year.
But between Donovan's labors last year
and this-what a difference, Up to and in
Guiding last Thursday he had won twenty
six games, tied one. and lost only four.
the teams that defeated him being Cleve-
land by I to 1, on June %, Hess pitching;
Boston, on July "A, to 3, Tannehiu pitch
ing; Philadelphia, on August 10, l to O..
Bender pitching. and Chicago, on Septem-
Der ,, 70 2, Walsh and White pitching
Donovan has beaten the Athletics and
the New HOrks each six times, Cleveland
four times. Boston and Washington each
three times, and Chicago and ST Louis
each twice. The shUt-outs to his credit
now number three. all in succession be-
tween the dates of September 13 and 20
and he performed noteworthy stunt
when he Won two games from Cleveland
in as many DAYS
II Donovan had his way there would be
no 500 batting averages. for he has
neld the teams he has faced to percent
age Of Us His scverest pounding this
~eAs''AA " o., WIEN the ANIltNlCS UOpDeu
him for thirteen hits on September -, and
yet he won his game. Three days later
Mack's men found Donovan for sixteen
hits in that memorable seventeen-inning
game which was q draw. In fourteen
games in row no club was able TO run
up double figures on Donovan in its base
nit column. showing a steadiness of per
torrance that has seldom been eQualed
Here is the record Of baIldoms best pitch
pr in 1907:
Victories. Is; defeats, 4; drawn games, l;
.S67.
Innings pitched, go 1-3; times at bat by
opponents, 995; runs by opponents. S.;
base hits by opponents, 217; percentage.
DIS
Strike-outs, 1876; bases on balls 79; hit
9; wild pitches, l.
Extra-inning victories. 2; extra-inning
les, !; sbut-out victories, &
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1907-10-08

Tiger Now Premier Pitcher
Of This Country.
TWIRLED 81 GAMES; LOST 4

"WiId Bits" Percentage of Vic
tories Is the Highest Ever Attained
lie Has been Great Factor in
Bringing the Pennant 30 Detroit.
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HARD PRACTICE AT YALE.
Special Attention Given To Mass
Plays and Line PIunEing.

New Haven. Conn, oct. Close hard
play marked the Yale scrimmage to-day
during which the varsity was twice
scored upon by the second eleven.
Wylie made the only touchdown for the
first team. Berger, who has been played
at left half back. was on the second
team to-day. his place being taken by
Philbin. who showed up well Mitchell
played the forward pass in good form
and for substantial gains. In the scrim-
mage which lasted a half hour. Gov
went in for Wylie. and Dimes FOR T.
Jones Brides was not on the field, and
Wheaton is laid UP for a week with n
bruiset Sside
The practice was in formation mass
plays and line plunging, little attention
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TangIewoods. s BraddocI.., o.

The Second Tanglewood football team
played their first game OF the season
Saturday and defeated the Braddocks. at
Sixteenth ana L streets northwest.
Conover's run Of 50 yards for a touch
down was the feature The Tanglewoods'
lineup was as follows; X SchuegIer,
left end; A Nelson, left tackle; G. Plum
mer, left guard; G.. Omohuudro, center:
Il. Davis. right guard J. Buddington.
right tackle; H DravenstOck, right end;
" Maidens. quarter back; z. Conover.
right half back; A Handkerchief fun
back. and W Scott. left half back