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The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-10-21
PoLO RINK IS COMPLETED
WILL SEAT l,6OO PEOPLE
Meeting of Schedule Commit tee to be Held at Garde
 Next Sunday.

The Quinnipiac rink. which is to be the scene of George Bones New Haven Poloists struggles this winter will be completed to-day. It has been fixed over in such a manner that one when inside could not find single trace of that baroness of the walls and the smallness of it's seating capacity, so marked last season. The rink will seat 1,60o, and hold 400 more with ease.
 Next Sunday afternoon meeting of the Polo schedule committee will be held at the carde hotel, The schedule for the coming season has already been published in this paper, but the rear sons for the meeting Sunday is to smooth over the possibilities of con flicts. At this meeting all the mana bers will meet and hand in the names and addresses of the official scorers in their city to the secretary of the league The schedule committee is composed of Chairman George Bone manager of the New Haven polo team Robert Eddy, manager of the BriSlge- port team, and Hannon of the New Britain polo team.
 { Bone has received letters from thu players whom he is going to have fol this city, stating that they will be or hand for the first practice which ! I called for Monday, october 2S. 1 The New Haven manager has no i yet decided whether he will play thi' season or not and will not say untl he sees his players together and 1T practice. If George plays, New Havel is certain of having one of the fastes I and most experienced men in the bus mess.
 f Jim Canavan, the old New Havel baseball player and manager, will pla. the Pawtucket team this year.
 Polo this year is more popular thai ever and the hundreds of fans ar
 anxiously awaiting the opening of tn
 season, the development of the leagu
 and the final fight for championship.
 Bridgeport last year won the cham
 pionship and are to be presented wit
 A pennant next week, The opening c
 inc season in the Park City will b marked by street parade headed b
 a band.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-10-21
oon1GNY CHAMPION JUMPER.
Wins Rich Steeplechase in 8 Sensa-
 tionaI Style.

tional Style.
 More than S0,000 persons saw the windup at Belmont park Saturday, the racing being of high order of ex- cellence, though the form players had to contend with the defeat of four fa- vorites. The most interesting event was the champion steepleehase, at about three and half miles. J. B. Wddener's Coligny and Sheriff Williapls were coupled favorites at IS to 20. with E, R. Thomas MT. Mccann strong second choice at 13 to 5. At the start Sheriff Williams went out to make the pace, and incidentally to kill of J. W. Colts Thistledale, to l. They raced at a fast clip together for more than two miles, when Thistledaie blew up. Then MT. MoCann went to the front, and with; mile to go 9e lognked the es, winner len.rths behind. seemed out of it. But qoing up to the backstretoh for the last time Donohue began "a ride Coltg- nv, who rapidly overhauled NIT, Mc- Cam. while the crowd was in 8 frenzy, Coming to the last jump Coligny took the lead, but in the run home on the flat he tired So that Donohue was forc1 ed to use his whip to get the CPrlsAaaH selding hGnae a .winner by i, three iengnns gs i f1fteen lengths back, while Thistledalo was pulled up, The time was 7:S5. l The Patchogue Stables Nealcn, II 70 l E. third choice, ran superb race ID ! the Belmont park autumn weight foF ] age event at two miles and quarter,
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-10-21
WIDE PAV(E F SPURT
 |, R COMING WEEK Metropolitan Meetings sched- uled at Jamaica and
 Aqueduct. INDOOR ATHLETIC GAMES Championship A. A. U. Meeting The Fri State Golf
 Tourney.
INDOOR ATHLETIC GAMES

New York, Oct. 20.-The wide range of sports this week should afford some thing to entertain everyone Tn whom rivalry and competition awaken inter- est.
 Two More Meetings.
 With the weighing In of the Jockeys for the last race at Belmont Park, Sat- urday afternoon, practically came the close of the Eastern horse racing sea son.. Two more meetings in the Metro politan district are scheduled. at Ja- rnaica and Aqueduct, and then the run ners will journey to Bennings for a short session and thence to New Orr leans and California.
 Tomorrow afternoon nine big bal looms will start in the international con- test for the Bennett Cup won last year by Lieutenant Lahm.
 Horse Show Arrangements.
 The officials of the National Horse Show is hard at work arranging the details for the annual exhibition to be held at Madison Square Garden, Nov, l6-E0s II le NhIAOu5 SlhSoSr aAlSelAy AA@NS been well filled The entry books close next Saturday.
 A. A. U. Indoor Games.
 That the indoor championship games of the A. A. U,, to be held at Madison Square Garden, Friday and Saturday next will be productive of excellent sport Is indicated by the quality of the athletes entered. Good performers from the various clubs in the Metro politan district and the best men of the Boston A. O., the Chicago A. C., and other clubs are to try for the hon. ors
 Tri-state Golf Tourney
 The golf feature for the week will be the annual tri-state tournament al the Country club, Brookline, Mass, fol the Leslie Cup between teams repre- senting Boston Philadelphia and New York. Play will begin Friday.
 Big Football Games.
 Chief among several good footbal games this week will be those at Ithac; next Saturday between Princeton ant Cornell and Pennsylvania and the Car lisle Indians at Philadelphia.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-10-21
AxCYErL TO GO 4 MILE.
Hubinger's Horse To be Feature of
 morrow's Harness Races.

Nicholas ". Hubinger's Axcyell will be the feature of tomorrow matinee harness races of the New Haven Gen. tlemen's Driving club at Elm City park. The races will go a mile against time. Axcyell won nearly $60,oO0 for it's owner at Columbus, Q,
 The racesf will start at 1880.
 The other events for the afternoon follow:
 Class A-Pacers, 1-2 mile heats, best three in five, Patronia Princess, F, strom; Albert Elect, 0. G. Richey; Bert Nuthurst, w. A. Bright; Katy D., John H. Dillon
 Class B--Trotting, 1-2 mile heats, three in five, Graceful, James Merwin; Boozie, John H, Dillon; Elliott Stone H. Dickerman.
 Class C-Pace, 1-2 mile heats, three in five, Neptune, C. R. Waterhousei Bonnie Rex, Daniel Molloy; Gypsy Boy, c. J. Atwood; Kit Nelson, E. D Durand; Budge. G. Gardner Special race F George Campbell Brown, Fred Shaus and Joe B., Johr H. Dillon, one mile heats, two in three
 There will also be a free for all rac' open to horses not owned by member of the club.
 In all the races suitable cups hav been provided.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-10-21
KELLOGG WINS CHAMPIONSHIP.
Defeats F. Cheeseman Handily at
 Essex Country Club.

c. S. Kellogg won the final of the championship round of the Essex County Country club golfers Saturday afternoon by defeating J. E. Cheese man handlly on the twelfth green with up The beaten eight of the first six teen brought G sanvage and c. IA. Gould together in the final and the former won a close match by a score of up and to play.
 B. w Taylor won the second cup from E. NJ. Connors by a score of 4 up and to play, while in the beaten eight of the second sixteen R. H. Dyer de- feated W. H. Mcfarland by up and 1 to play. The third cup went to c. w. Baldwin over H. V McGonigle by a score of up and to play, while A. P slavin won over J. H. Coleman in the beaten eight by up in twenty holes.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-10-21
SPORTS HERE AND ELSEWHERE
YALE LINE PROVES SLOW WEAK AGAINST ARMY MEN Coy and Jones, Brides and
 Biglow, Stars for
 the Blues.

To the Journal Courier football ex- pert who was at the West Point game Saturday, the playing of the members of the Yale eleven on the whole was woefully weak, and disappointing, the strength being in the weight of the men instead of aggressiveness and speed. It was in the line that this was most apparent, where Brides and Captain Biglow were the only ones who played fast and steady game all the way through. At quarterback Tad Jones played his usual fast game, his runs being one of the features. Coy at full- back was the star for Yale, principally on account of his bunting The half backs played only fairly well with the exception of Bomar, who was knocked out while making a plucky tackle, and Fred Murphy, who in the short time he was in the game did good work with the forward pass.
 The score 0 to 0 is to be credited in part to Bob Forbes, Yales end last year aud the West Point coach this fall,
 The playing of the West Point eleven showed that that team IS already well developed. Whether the credit for this is due entirely to Bob Forbes or not l it is certain that the Army already has the best team of recent years and Yale whose eleven generally is slow in de- ] velopment, was unfortunate in lining up against West Point so early in the season.
 The lineup
 Yale. West Point. ] H. Jones .......' ..s....,..-I' JohnsoH
 Left end.
 Paige ......... .v-.,,.... weeks
 Left tacRu. VI Brides ,.s...a. ,...ss..,...,,.,. ErWif I Left guard. sl Cooney .......,. ..s..,..,...... Philool
 Center.
 Goebel ..... ..,......,...,.Bo Bowen Mos
 Right guard. Biglow (capt) ..,.t.......... Bessoi
 Right tackle. Burch, Olcott 1T Johnson, Aver
 Right end M Jones, Dimes ..,.. ........... Montfor' Quarterback. Bomar, Murphy ...,. .......... Beaver }g Right halfback. wylie, Phllbin R. Johnson, Hammon
 Left halfback. Fullback. Score, Yale 0, West Point 0; officials referee, "A. F. Whiting Cornell; um pire, M. J. Thompso Waterbury; flel judge, w. w, Moriee, University ( Pennsylvania; time of halves, 25 an 20 minutes.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-10-21
IN THE Y. M. R. c. LEAGUE
Acmes and Corners Tied for First Place Honors, With
 Percentage of .733.
Y. NJ. R. c. STANDING.

Hollacher leads the Young Mems Re publican club bowlers with total of 2729 pins for fifteen games, an average of 1S1. Barnes follows short distance behind, his average being IFS, Andrews is next in line. The Y. M. R. c. club, composed of ten teams, has the best bunch of bowlers in this city. The lowest man has an average of 1S1, while there are only ten out of fifty rolling less than 150
 The Acmes and the Corners are at present tied for honors in the league with a percentage of 78S. The Cherries hold down third place with a percent- age of .6S7, ten victories out of fifteen games played.
 rr1. t.dix,gd,,o1 auara oee fnlloW.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-10-21
KNOWLES GOLF CHAMPION.
Yale Man Beats Peters of PrincetoH
 at Nassau Country Club.

New York, Oct. 2O.-Ellis Knowles of Yale peat k. Peters, jr, of Princeton by 3 up and to play in the final of the individual championships Saturday at the Nassau Country club Knowles was i up in the first IS holes. It was the best played in the Il years of the cofn- petition. Knowles card was 7478-152 and Peters score 75-78-153.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-10-21
WELCH LEADS INDUSTRIALS
WITH AVERAGE OF 175.5
siwash Leads League, With Prestos and St. Johns Tied
 for Second Place.
INDUSTRIAL LEAGUE STANDING

Welch of the siwash pin splitters leads the Industrial bowling league with an average of 175.5 for six games. Lyons, of the St, Johns, still holds the honors for high single with high score of 222.
 ], The Siwash quintet leads the league with an average of 1000, having won six straight games, The Prestos and St. Johns are tied for second place.
 The individual averages follow:
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-10-21
sARsFTEuD ATHLETIC EVENTS.

Among the events in the Sarsf<ld Guard athletic carnival to be held at the Second Regiment armory on Dec 10 are: Fifty yard dash, 22o yard dasis 40 yard run, SOO yard run. one mile run, three mile run, Tusaplng broad jump, pole vault, putting 1e pound shot and the two mile relay race. The corn- mittee has procured Q number of 1as.lxaa
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-10-21
DIR, pHuUIps WILL SPEAK.

Dr. watson L. Phillips, pastor of the Church ot the Redeemer, returned from Jamestown Saturday night, and on his arrival notified the committee on toasts for the dinner ta h given retiring Chief Wrinn that he would respond to the toast My Opinion of Him."
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-10-21

Substitutes: For Adams, Pagter and Dunn; for Fankel, Hamilton; for Flanagan, Gladstone; for Maroney, Chandler and Tousley; for Bird, Chandler and Nugent; for Alderman, Muse and Kidd; for Connolly, Kalets- ky; for Martin, Swanton.
 Touchdowns, Connors, Messinger, Connolly; goals from touchdowns, Connors 1; safety, Connors. Referee, MT. Hackett, New Haven. Umpire, Frankel, New Haven; head linesmau, Dr. Hessler. Linesmen, New Haven, Mercy, Wesleyan, Hildreth. Time Of halves, two twenty minute halves.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-10-21
RANGERS AGAIN WINNERS DEFEATED MERIDEN TEAM Superior Play on the Part of Locals Results in White
 wash for Visitors.

The New Haven Rangers outclassed the Meriden team at association foot ball yesterday afternoon when they whitewashed the Silver City team by Ave goals to nothing. The Rangers team was made up completely of scotchmen while the Meriden eleven were all of English nationality. It was, therefore, a contest between oatmeal on the one hand and roast beef on the other. The weather was wet, and net conducive to fast play. In spite of the disagreeable nature of the weather several hundred spectators witnessed the game. The Rangers showed consid- erable improvement in the play. since last week Their complnatlon Tn 1the forward ranks was better and their work more aggressive. The halfbaoks especially Dalgleisch, did excellent work. While Black and Falconer were sure and steadfast at back. Snanks had little to do in front goal, owing to the excellent defense of the back division The Rangers set the pace from the start, and 1t soon became apparent that thev were going to be hard prob lem for the Meridenites, who showed a lack of combination, which by the way, is the most important factor m m the game Of assoclatlon Iootpah nS defense of the strangers alone saved them from having a larger score rilled up against them. Valentine at center for the Rangers was in excellent form, and scored, three of the five goals Mill Ter sent one between the posts, and Ross was credited with the other. Yes terday's win gives the Rangers now two wins out of three in the league se- ries. The Rangers lined up as follows;
 Goal
 Shanks.
 Backs.
 Falconer and Black, (Captain)
 EalfbaclSs
 nn,nnAinh nnlninish w Fra asar
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-10-21
FORWARD PASS PROMINENT IN N. H. H. s. VICTORY Over the Wesleyan Freshman Eleven, in We'll Played
 Game, 16 to 2.

Successful use of the forward pass worked nine out of ten times for dist ances of from 10 to 25 yards was an important feature in the victory over the Wesleyan freshmen by the New Haven high school eleven in pretti- ly played game at Yale field Saturday afternoon terminating in the score of 16 to 2.
 The visitors were handicapped in the fact that they burdened them selves with the use of the old foot ball game while New Haven taught the new guard by watching the Yale eleven in practice and through coach ing of Johnny Hall played it to per- | lection
 Phil Connors, New Haven's star half back. made the first touchdown for the local team. Davis failed to kick the goal. Captain Messinger, funback, scored the second touch down by continual line bucking. Davis failed to kick the goal. The third touchdown was due to Connolly, New Haven's gritty quarterback, who made a pretty end run of thirty yards, lodging his way to the goal line through a field of scattered tackles Wednesday the N. H. H. s. team will go to Bridgeport to trim the high school eleven of that city, On next Saturday they will play the Norwich I Free Academy team, which is usually one of the strongest elevens in the I state.
 The lineup:
 Wesleyan Il. New Haven. | StillWell Adams ;. Left end. Daley ........i.i........, Dayls
 Left tackle. ... ... | Broadhead ...,.........,.. Ffankel
 Left guard. Mcbride ......,......... Flanagan
 Center. Woodruff ..............,,, MaroneS
 Right guard. Foulke .,............,=... Blr0
 Right tackle. Kelsey ...,............,. Alderman
 Right end. Reynolds .........,:....s' Conholn l Quarterback. Smith (Capt.) ......,.......'M Martin
 Left halfback Gannan ..............,.... Connof'
 Right halfback. Sutherland ...... Mesinger Capt
 FuIlback
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-10-21

While Knowles and Peters were ftRht- ing their battle in the afternoon Find lay and Douglas and Howard Whitney were playing in the first round for the club championship. After fine match the old st, Andrews man won 2 up and to play. This is the first time Find- lay Douglass has defeated his club mate for the title, as the latter has not only beaten the St. Andrews man for thh eitie but also Jerenne D, Travers Tbe eards show that Douglas had to piIv
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-10-21
FIJI GOLFER IS VICTORIOUS
KNOWLES WINS STRUGGLE
Intercollegiate Title from Ralph Peters, Captain
 of Princeton Team.

Ellis Knowles of Pensacola. Fla, rep resenting Yale, defeated Saturday Ralph Peters, jr., of Garden City, captain of the Princeton team by two up on the seventeenth green in the thirty six hole final for the intercollegiate golf cham pionship, on the links of the Nassau country club, Both men played golf worthy of the occasion, and by compar. ison 1t was unquestionably the best struggle witnessed in final series Louis F. Bayard, jr, of Princeton, won the first championship some ten years since.
 The fact that the winner was around in 74 in the morning and but up, and that he completed the second IS holes in 7T, with his opponent only a stroke worse each time, speaks for itself. Con- sidering the importance of the struggle the few mistakes either man made were more than pardonable, and taken all in all better golf could not have been ex- pected in a final for national cham pionship.
 The Princeton captain, although de- feated not only showed what sterllng stuff he is made of but also how thor oughly he can be trusted to rise to an occasion. His opponent too, gave fur ther evidence, if necessary of his great o tTAtrh O1aVar
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-10-21
OQd4 Shanks.
 A-

Falconer and Black, (Captain).
 Halfbacks Dalgleish, J. Dalgleish, w. Fraser
 Forwards. Clark, Valentine, Miller, Ferguson and
 Ross
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-10-21

New York, Oct. 2o.-The wide range of sports this week should afford some thing to entertain everyone Tn whom rivalry and competition awaken inter-
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1907-08-30

already prepared speech which had
gone out to the newspapers of Ken
lucky. He declared in that speech
that Governor Beckham held an Office
TO which John Marshall. of Louisville,
running mate of the fugitive Taylor in
1899, was elected, and that Judge
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campaign, held an office to which
Walter Day, another running mate of
the bloody Taylor, was elected. He,
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and what he would do for them now is
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The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1907-08-30
Kentucky Fair Dates.

The following are the dates fixed for
holding the Kentucky fairs for 1907 as
far as reported:
Shelbyville. August 27-Three days.
ElizabethtOwn, August 27-Three
days.
Nicholasville, August 27-Three days.
Florence, August 28-Four days.
Springfield, August 28-Four days.
Georgetown, August 31-Three days.
PARIS, SEPTEMBER 8 FIVE
DAYS.
Hardinburg, September 3-Four days.
Bardstown, September -Four days.
Monticello, September 10-Four days.
Hodgenville, September 10 Three
days.
Glasgow, September 11-Four days.
Guthrie, September 15-Three days.
Kentucky State Fair, Louisville, Sep
TENDER 16-SiX days.
Lexington, September 23-Six days.
Falmouth, September 25-Four days.
Mayfield, October Five days.
Bardwell, October 1.-two days.
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DEMOCRATIC TICKET.
or Governor-S. w. Hager.

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For Secretary of State = Hubert
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For Auditor-Henry Bosworth.
For Treasurer-Ruby Laffoon.
For Clerk Court of Appeals-John B.
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For United StatesI Senator C.
w. Beckham.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1907-08-30
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The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1907-08-30
ANNOUNCEMENT.

We are authorized to announce j..
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election to the Lower House of the
General Assembly, subject to the ac-
ton of the Democratic party.
We are authorized to announce
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the act on of the Democratic party.
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