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The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-10-16
UNCLE WINS BY A HEAD RANCHO DEL PAS0 STAKE Favorite, by Splendid Running, Wins by Six Lengths-Fal-
 cada Second.

Uncle, the to 1 favorite, running to his best form easily won the Rancho del Paso stake, six furlongs, at Belmont park to-day Uncle took the lead early and making the pace won by six lengths. The fight for the place was very close and exciting, Falcada, Jim Gaffney and Alfred No ble, finishing in the order named, heads apart.
 First race, maidens, three years old and up; one mile--Lad of Langdon, 107, E. Dugan, to and to 10, won; Summer Cloud. 107, Miller, 3 to 5, place, second; Ramrod, 1o7 Me Daniel to 5. show, third. Time, 1:S9.
 Second race, steeplechase, four year olds and up; selling; about three rniles-Jimmy Lane, 1S6, Turnburle, il to 10 and l to Z, won; Islam, 1855, Archibald, 5 to 1, place, second; Dr.. Keith, 1855, M. Henderson, even show, third. Time, 6:14.
 Third race, Maidens, two year olds; seven furlongs-Fultonville, IT, De- Daniel, even and to 5, won; Monocle, IF, Amiden, 8 to 1, place; second; Brother Jonathan, IA, Finn, to D., show, third. Time, 1:27 2-5. Tennis also ran.
 Fourth race, the Rancho del Paso, for two year olds; six furlongs- Uncle, 122, Miller to 1, and even, won; Falcada, 169. E. Dugan, to 5, place, second; Jim Gaffney, 122, Knapp, [ to 5, show, third. Time 1.18.
 Fifth, all ages, seven furlongs-De- noscarn, 109, Finn, to 1 and to ?, won; Earl G., S5, Goldstein, to l. place. second; Don Enrique, 1l4, Knapp, ' to 10, show, third. Time 1:35 2-5.
 Sixth, one mile and three-sixteenths -Temaceo, 117, E. Dugan, 1S to D and A to 5, won; Cairngorm, lS2' Knapp, 8 to 5, place, second; Well bourne, 124, Miller. out show third Time, 1:5&
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-10-16
TWO BIG GAMES TO-DAY
TIGERS AND U. OF P. PLAY
Final Midweek Games of Sea son With Villa Nova
 and Ursinus.

Princeton and Pennsylvania are the only big colleges who play tomorrow. Yale played her last mid-week game last Wednesday when she defeated the light Springfield training school eleven at Yale field, IS to O. Harvard also dis continued her Wednesday games last week when she defeated the Bates elev- en easily but was scored upon.
 Princeton will play the Villa Nova football team to-day and ought to roll up a pretty good score. The U. of P. eleven clashes with the Ursinus team at Philadelphia to-day.
 1 Reports from Princeton are that their new men are steadily improving since the opening game The Tigers will no doubt be represented by heav- fer team against Yale on Nov 16 than she has in several years and the coach- es expect their men to wage an even battle with the local Giants.
 Early season prospects were poor be- cause five veterans in the line were lost by graduation. The new men up- on whom the coaches have been work ing are Buckingham, left tackle; Mac Fayden, left guard; Waller, right guard; Siegling, right tackle, and Brown, right end Brown has grasped the fine points of the new game and is said to be a splendid running mate for Mister, the All-Amerlca end of last year. Waller and Siegling are the most promising of the other men. Princeton has not yet been able to handle the forward pass in the manner of the Yale men and in this are they much handicapped.
 In keeping Swarthmore from cross ing their goal line last Saturday, the Pennsylvania eleven performed a feat which none of the other big four would probably have been able to perform. Il was most spectacular contest, the Swarthmore team being especially primed up for the occasion. The Rec and Blue have had an uphill fight dur ing the past few weeks, but are now steadily getting into tip-top shape. l Il Ilully Up IOSl NOGlu ItOt Del Penn. last year with his Michigan team, when the Quaker coaches wert minus a good quarterback, he is no likely to this fall with Reg$l playnt behind a Red and Blue line of Veter ans, and calling upon such men a Captain Folwell, Greene and Hollen bach to skirt the ends and bore througl the opposing lines.
 The Pennsylvania team like the bes of it's predecessors, is we'll balances and on the jump all the time. Tn speed at which 1t Is sometimes drive, results in fumbling and outside play but the eleven men get together quick Ily after mistake, and seem to pla
 even harder to atone for the offenst They drag each other through holes i the opposing line, struggle to their fee
 when they appear to be firmly pinne
 to the earth and fight so fiercely in th 3 defensive play that the man with tt : ball is often slammed flat on his bac 3 with his head towards his own go; = line.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-10-16
IRISH oYo1E CHAMPS. COMING.

Two notable bicycle riders who will come over for the six-day grind at the Madison Square Garden are Harry and John Reynolds of Ireland. They will team, of course, and their advent will doubtless create considerable interest over Eere. Harry Reynolds has been the professional champion of Ireland for several years, while his brother John won all the Irish amateur cham pionships this year. The latter, by taking part in the six-day race, will change his status to that of profess sional.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-10-16
o,NEIL DEFEATS DOWD.

The democrats of Hampden county in Massachusetts are after the fan vote. They had been grooming Tom my Dowd for the nomination of sher- if and 1t was supposed that he would land the job of running for office, but when the delegates assembled in the police court room in Springfield on Saturday they gave the nomination to Dan o'Neill, manager of the Spring field team. Both Dowd and O'Neil live in Holyoke. Dowd is to manage the Hartford baseball team next season and o'Neil will continue to run the Springfield clubs
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-10-16
GRANT SIXTEEN DAYS.
Racing Commission of Kentucky AL
 low Additional Races.

Lexington, Ky, Oct. 15.-The state racing commission to-day granted six teen days of additional racing to the I.atonia Jockey club, beginning to- morrow and continuing to November These dates were surrendered Sat urday by the new Louisville Jockey club, where the meeting was called off because of Sheriff Bullitt's notification that betting should not be allowed.
 The resolution adopted by the com mission in granting the dates says "that the association so licensed by this commission shall not recognize gambling during the race meetings granted by this association.
 This ruling practically reduces the sport of the eastern system.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-10-16
BOWLING NOTES

Jimmy Watt of Bridgeport will not roll on the New Haven Interstate team tonight against Newark. Charles Johnson says the reason is because he has sprained his thumb, but he adds that he will roll against Brooklyn here 0ne week from Friday night.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-10-16
THIRD GAME.
 New Haven.
Waterbury.
HARTFORD WINS THREE.
Poor Rolling in Game With Bridgeport
 Quintet.

The Hartford state league bowlers won all three of the games of the series with the Bridgeport quintet at Hartford. None of the rolling by either team was exceptionally good, but Bridgeport was not as able to compete with the senators. Williams of Hartford took high single with score. of 195. He also captured high three string.
 The score.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-10-16
REV. MGIvNEY CHOSEN.
K. of c. Directors Make Him Chaplain
 for Coming Year.

The first session of the newly elect ed board of directors of the Knights of Columbus was ended last night and many of the directors left for their homes. The last thing the directors did was to re-elect as national chap lain of t'.e order, Rev. Father P J McGivney of Middletown.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-10-16
Mir. Pleasants.
cTqry LEAGUE STANDING.
CITY LEAGUE GAMES TONIGHT
Third Week of LeagNc to be Cele-
 brated This Evening.

The City league celebrates its third week of the season this evening. The Specials will roll at the Republican chester alleys, Aschenbrodel at the Sterling and Tuxedo at Westville.
 At present the Y. M. R. C., the Indus trials and the Academys are tied for first place
 Just now Bushy leads the league, but he is liableto be forced to retire after to-nights battle.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-10-16
GIANTS NEW TwIRIER.
He is Taggert the Orange Valley
 Pitching Wonder.

Jimmy Taggart, the pitching wonder of the Orange Valley nine, one of the leading semi professional teams of this state, has received an offer to Join the New York Giants next season. Taggart has made a remarkable record this season. Ill the twenty-one games he has played with the Valleys he has all average strike out record of thirteen In one game this season he struck out twenty-cne batsmen and famed eigh- teen on several occasions
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-10-16
OPEN PLAYING MARKS
 ELEVENS' SCRIMMACE Long Runs by Varsity Men End in Easy Touch
 downs. MANY PLAYERS INJURED Gordon Browns Center and Halfback Have a
 Reunion.
MANY PLAYERS INJURED

Open playing and long auNalioe" marked the practice of the Yale eleV- ems at the field yesterday afternoon, This is a decided change from the past two weeks during which time in spite of the efforts of the coaches the stVle of scrimmage has been very close' Three times the ball was put over the goal line of the second eleVen' twice for touchdowns and once, when a forward pass was fumbled satety was made. The second eleven was un- able at any time to score on the var. m,tv whose line despite the absence or paipe and Brides was very strong. Several players were injured in yes terday's scrimmage and the squad has the appearance of being pretty well done up. Park was taken out of the game with injured knees; Burch has a. bad cut in his head; Bingham the fast little quarterback on the second eleven turned his ankle and was ta- ken out of the scrimmage. Bomar has had his head bound up for a week and Howard Jones face is pretty well cut I'D Denny was hurt in practice, yes terday.
 Several minutes after the beginning of the serimmage the varsity pushed it's way ito the twenty yard line Of the second eleven and Tad Jones after a short run, tried forward pass which Bingham fell on over the line.
 The first touchdown was made by Wylie after fifty yard run through a broken field. Wylie pushed aside every tackle who tried to catch him as if he were pushing aside boughs. No at tempt was made to kick a goal aftel the touchdown
 The second touchdown was made bl Gov after ninety yard run and afte the score, Bomar was put in at righ halfback to kick a goal from place ment. The scrimmage ended here a Bomar was given three tries at tn goal, just missing 1t in the first two. The injury to Henry M, Wheaton Yale's drop kicker, makes it necessar to coach someone else up to do tlli work and Bomar is among the mos promising members of the squad. ! addition to this Kicking he IS one of tn pluckiest members of the varsity elev en, and fearlessly tackles anything tha he sees approaching.
 Walter Camp was at the field yes terday assisting in the coaching and was he who put Bomar in to try tn kick. stillman, who. was tackle Q Gordon Browns invincibles was at u Aald holding a relnion with Herman l Olcott, Browns center and incidentil gave the members of the squad som valuable points. Captain Rodgers, wh was at the head of the eleven in 1SE and Captain Chamberlain of 1898 di active work on the field yesterday al ternoon. The other catches were: Ha w. F. Knox, Paul Veeder and Ca Flanders. Yesterday afternoons line up:
 1st Eleven Position 2d Eleven H. Jones ....''4,.;s..,;,;. s. ,, '''...' .Haga Foster ...s.s,,,s.s.,,...., henWOrtn Brown ...s....,......,.. ....... Andrt
 Left Guard,
 Cooney ..s,.,,... Congdo
 Center.
 Goenel ''':''1ai;,ibit',c;rc;d 1;,bt cnard FarAs' lioo' Pigott .....,,..,...a..... Beer
 Right End
 Quarterback.
 Left Halfback.
 D0''i"i Y Right Halfback. M Coy ..,...,.....,....,.. Burke, Denr
 Fullback.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-10-16
r1NE MATCH ARRANGEn.

Poughkeepsie, N. Y, Oct. 15,--A trotting match between Major Delmar and Sweet Marie has been arranged for October 22 at the Hudson River Driving park here. The conditions caII for the best three in five heats, and a purse of $2,5OO will be award ed the winner,
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-10-16
SUSPEND FISHER FOR YEAR.
Sheffield Faculty Takes Drastic Action
 Or Case.

Edward Fisher of New York city, the Shelf. freshman who was arrested last Wednesday night for painting his class numerals on the fence of the bridge at Temple street during the small riot of students, has been sus- pended for a year by the Sheffield Sci- ontifc faculty. La Montaigne, the crack sprinter who was arrested at the same time, has been completely exon- ,erated, aus he proved satisfactory ali- bi
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-10-16
pARMELEE ELECTED CAPTAIN.

Edward l.. Parmelee has been elected captain of the New Haven Country club golf team In place of Dr. William K. Shepard.
 Next Saturday the thirty golf play CTS from the New Haven Country club will go to Bridgeport and play an eighteen hole match with the Brook lawn club team.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-10-16
HOME FROM MAINE.
Veteran Shipbuilder Now Nearly Nine
 ty-Two Years of Age.

One of New Ravens most venerable men. William Gessner. who for many years built ships at West Haven for coasting and foreign trade, is within two months of his ninety-first birth dav. MT. Gessncr and his wife have inst returned from a visit to their daughter at Alma. Maine. where they spent the summer season.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-10-16
ACCIDENT PREVENTS
 NEW STALLION RECORD
Mainsheet Catches Hoof in Quarter Boot in Last
 Quarter of Mile.
HAD BEEN GOING STRONG
Trotted Three Quarters of Mile in the Fast Time of
 i:33a.

Lexington, Ky, Oct. 15.-An accident prevented the worlds stallion record from being beaten to-day when Main sheet, having trotted three quarters of a mile in 1:SS 1-2, caught his hoof in his quarter-boot and went to his knees as he was trotting the last quarter of the mile. The accident occurred near the last eighth pole. Mainsheet had trotted the first eighth of the last quarter in IA seconds, and was going strong when the accident occurred. Jack Leyhurn, the chestnut gelding, owned by Edward and Joseph Madden, sons of J. B. Madden, won the Walnut Hall farm cup, valued at $500, and $S,OOO stake. Ed Geers, who had won the stake three time before drove the winner. The race proved easy for the winner, as he logged home three lengths to the good in the second, third and fourth heats.
 T. w. Murphy driver of Pacemak- CT, winner of the 2:15 pace, was fined S100 for laying up the first heat. | Summarizes:
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-10-16

The City league specials will roll the Y. NJ. R. c. team at the Republican club alleys. The Corners and the Omegas will roll their scheduled game on alleys three and four.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-10-16
E. A. o. LEAGUE STANDING.
E. A. o. BOWLING LEAGUE.
Bull Durhams Win Three Straight
 from Level Heads.

/ The Bull Durhams made easy work of their rivals. the Level Heads, last evening at the Winchester alley, Butt sted of the Bull Durhams rolled the high three string of the evening with . total of 494. Daley took single with a score of 199,
 The scores;
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-10-16
CITY LEAGUE.

Games to be played tonight at 8 o'clock:
 Specials vs. Club 5.
 Corners vs. Omegas on third and fourth alleys.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-10-16
To-DAY's FOOTBALL GAMES.

At Princeton-Prineeton vs. Villa nova.
 At Annapolis-Navy vs. St, Johns. At PhiladelI hia-Penn vs. Ursinus. At South Bethlehem-Lehigh vs. Medico-Chi
 At Hobohen-stevens vs. c. c. N. Y. At Princeton-Princeton Il vs. Hay erford.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-10-16
INDusTRIAL LEAGUE STANDING.
INDUSTRIAL LEAGUE.
Mt. Pleasants Win Three from
 Breakers.

The Nit Pleasants of the Industrial league had little difficulty in kidnap- ming three straight games from the Breakers last evening at Johnson's al- leys. Moeller of the Breakers perform ed the feat of capturing high singles with a score of 1SS. F. Roche of this victorious team captured high three string with total of 4S4
 lNhn snnrns.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-10-16
BLAKESLEE OUT COACHING
THE N. H. H. S. ELEVEN
Johnnie Hall, Flanders and Veeder to Assist Work
 To day.

Grant Blakeslee the star punter of last years high school football team was out to the practice of the N II. H, s. eleven yesterday, coaching Connors, Connolly, Mccormick and Bird in punt ing. Johnnie Hall, who has been out coaching the Yale eleven is expected out to-day. Among the other Yale coaches expected to help get the local high eleven into championship form are Flanders and veeder.
 Yesterday afternoon in the practice scrimmage with the second eleven the first eleven scored once. After steady line. plunges and forward passes the regulars worked down to the second teams five yard line and then Captain Messinger was pushed over for touch down.
 The object of yesterdays practice was to get the forward pass under con trol. Messinger and Connolly were used to pass the ball while the ends received it. Although they have not yet accomplished this feat there is promise and hopes of it being per | formed before Saturdays game with the Wesleyan freshmen at Yale field The wesleyan team has not played many games as yet and the compara- tive strength of the two elevens is un- known. The Wesleyan team defeated the strong Hopkins team last year by the score of 28 to 0 and also defeated the Middletown high school eleven 1s to O. Their meeting with the local team Saturday will be the first time the two elevens have clashed in the grldlron, 1 The lineup in yesterdays game fol lows:
 Wesleyan. Position. N. H. H. s 1 Muse .,.,.,.., ,.,,...,..,,'.'''. Hussel
 Left end.
 Davis ......... ............ Hammermai
 Left tackle. l Frankel ......... ....s,.,..,.. Monahal
 Left guard.
 F'lannagan ...,.... .Gladeston
 Center.
 Maroney ........ ,.......... Hamlltol
 Right Guard. Alderman ........................ Pagte
 Right end.
 Connolly ......... ..........,,.. kolesk
 Quarterback.
 Fifield ........... ...,.,,...........kld
 Left halfback, SWantOn ......... ....,....,.... Maftl Right halfback. Messinger ..... ...".....M MeCormic
 Fullback.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-10-16

At the Y. M. c. c. parlors this even ing a meeting will be held for the pur- pose of forming a bowling league oi eight teams, The meeting will be call ed at o'clock.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-10-16
\. M. R. c. STANDING.
AT THE Y. M. R. c. ALLEY.
AIgonquins Win Two from the Trim
 mers.

The Trimmers were trimmed by the Algonqulns last evening at the Repub- can club alleys in two out of three games. T. Powel and Barnett were tied for high single honors, while Farr captured high three string honors.
 The score:
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-10-16

Ferguson of the Aschenbrodel two men league made record for the league, getting a high three string of sn0
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-10-16
.LINNELL POOL TOURNEY
 TEAMS AND SCHEDULE
Team One of American League Wins-One of Nationals
 Loses.
American League Standing.

The Linnell pool tournament at West Haven may be said to have fair lv begun as both leagues of teams came into play with last nights games. The tournament is an exceedingly sportsmanlike affair for the prices are small, a set of cues, and will require the twenty-four contestants to play a long series of games before the final percentages out of possible 1000 points are computed, and the winners announced. The two leagues are made up as follows:
 American League.
 Team Harry Hartshorn and Frank Hawley
 Team Erred Potter and Harry Fowler
 Team S-Herbert Thomas and Fred Russell.
 Team 4-Albert Wilcox and Harry Wilcox.
 Team 5-Robert Wallace and John Rourke.
 Team 6-Hobart Richards and Den- his Kimberly.
 National League.
 Team Louis Hills and Bernie Can non.
 Team 2-Herman Brook and Bert Walker.
 Team S-Thomas Malacrida and Charles Clark.
 Team 4-Justin Manning and Der nard Liery
 Team civilian Butterfield ant John Herman,
 Team 6-Henry Aberg and Waite Hawley.
 Games will take place between team of both leagues on the following dates Oct. r, IS, P, 24. 25, 29, S1, Nov. 1, [, 8, 12, 14, 15, 19, 21, 22, 26, 2S, 29, Dec 8, 3, 6, 10, 12, 13. r, 19, 20, A, 26, 27, Sl Jan. 2, 3, ', g, 10, 15, 17, IS.
 Last nights games drew g larg crowd. The first game was betweel One and Three of the American an resulted in the following score: Tear 1, 24; Team 3, 50,
 The second game was between On and Three of the Nationals with score of 50 for Team and 46 for Teal 5.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-10-16
SPORTS HERE AND ELSEWHERE
NEW BRITAIN BOWLERS.
Win Two Games from the Silver City
 Aggregation.

The New Britain Bowlers took the first two games of the series with Mer- iden here tonight. Meriden captur- ed the third.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-10-16
2:14 Pace-Purse s1.OOO 6 in 5.)

2:14 Pace-Purse $1. 1000 6 in 5.) Pacemaker b h, by The
 Kingmaker (Murphy) z 5 Ii i Harry D, oh g (Dona-
 hue) ....s....... z c. M W., br g (Ross) 1 4 Norchen, b h (Myers). ? 2 8 4 Amberg, b m (Kennedy) 8 Red Ash, br h (Hedrick) 4 5 General Luther, b 8
 (Paceman) ,.. .... 87s d Chestnut Bell oh m
 (Bailey) <. ....... 8 dr
 Time-2:O9 S4, 2:1o IF, 2:o9 3-4, 2:1o 1-2, 2:os 1-2.
 walnut Hall farm cup. 2:15 trot, in 3. Jack Leyburn, chg, by Alto
 Leyburn (Geers) ..... .... 2 1 Claty Latus, chm, (LaselD. 1 383 3
 H br.g. (DeRyder).. & 2 2 2i The Pacelot, blk.g, (McDev- 1D ......... ................ Peter tlBaa, br.g. (Hedrick) 6 g. 4 Genteel H, br.h. (McDonald) 6 4dis Princess Yetive, b.m. (Greer) B ' @ Kassona, bm (Young) ..... 7dr l Time, 2:0S 1-2; 2:OS l-2; 2;l0 l-z; 2;os l-2.
 2:1S pace, purse $1OOO. 3 in 5. J. J. J., b. g., by Red Edic l (snow) ............,.,. ........ 1 1 1s Maramosa, b. h. (Fleming).. q Village Boy, b. g. (M. Wilson,. 2 5 Dick White, oh. g. (Ross) s)..... 3 3 Corvette, blk m. (D. Wilson).. Gold Hal, TO. h. (MacPherson). dis
 2:14 Trot, Purse s1.0OO, 3 in g. octoo, Dr. g.. by Great Heart
 (McLane) .................a. 1 1 Lady Jones, blk m. (Benyon) 8 Richie Baron, .br. g. *(Hayes) 10 2 Silas, b. g. "(McMahon). ...... 210 Bellemont B.. b. m, (Thomas). 3 Clarence C.. oh. g, (Myers),.. Ruby R.. D. n,, (Marvinl l...,.. 10 S Hazel Grattan, br m. (Jonesl 8 5 u. J. M.. Jr.. br h., (HalD... g 7s Time, 2:11 1-2; 2:11 1-4; 2:10 S-4.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1907-12-28
Lodge Elections.

The Bethel Chapter No. Is, ~
E. s. and Tucumcari Lodge No.
a. A. F. x A. NJ. held a Joint
installation Friday, Dec. 27th, at
S. D.. m. at the Masonic Hall
After Installation a banquet was
given.
Officers elected for the ensuing
year, Eastern Star:
Mrs. J. c. Jones, Worthy Matron;
A. d. Goldenburg, Worthy Patron;
Mrs. K. p. Donahue, Associate
Matron;
Mrs. VIM. Troup, Conductress
Mrs. Joe Spencer, Associate Con
ductress;
Mrs. NJ. II. Hoch, Secretary
Mrs. A. d. Goldenburg, Treasurer.
AT the election held Dec. 10Th,
Tucumcari Lodge No. q, A. F. *
a. NJ, the following officers were
elected and appointed