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Albuquerque morning journal., 1907-02-24
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Albuquerque morning journal., 1907-02-24
VILLAREAL DENIED
HABEAS CORPUS WRIT

El Paso. Texas, Feb. 23.-United
states District Judge NAKED today
handed down his decision refusing To
grant writ Of habeas corpus 20 An
tonic /. Villareal, the alleged reyolu-
Zionist. This does not affect the cases
against Villareal pending before the
departments Of justice and Of labor
and commerce. Judge Maxey abso-
lutely refused applications for wrIts
made by persons held In Arizona and
New MeNlcO
Albuquerque morning journal., 1907-02-24
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Albuquerque morning journal., 1907-02-24
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The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-06-21
WESTFALL THE WINNER IN DOUBLES MATCHES With w. c. Grant Defeats All Corners at the
 Lawn Club.

Tennis enthusiasts are hoping for fine weather to-day that the final rounds of the tennis tournament now on at the lawn club may be played off The weather thus far this week has been ideal for tennis and has aided much in making this one of the most successful tournaments ever held in this city.
 The doubles match came to close yesterday, and the mantel of victory fell on the shoulders of w. c. Grant and MT. Westfan. They played two matches yesterday, and were easy winners i'll both cases.
 In the singles MT. Westfa11 was also an easy winner. MT. S. Sargent, his oppo- nent yesterday was not up to form, and Mr. Westfall took the first two sets without difficulty c. H. Nettleton will meet MT Westfall for the final round of the tournament at o'clock this aft ternoon.
 Should the weather be favorable there will doubtless be a large number of spectators on hand.
 The finals in the consultations will be pldy Gu pll dl H U ClpCh lO-Qtty. Ill lIlln contest Profesosr Phelps yesterday de- feated Professor Henderson in an ex- citing morning match. Later Professor Phelps met Professor Reed and was defeated. The final round will be play ed this afternoon between Professor Reed and F. c. Inman
 The authorities at the club are plan ming for social time this afternoon with which to end up the tournament. Tea will be served on the piazza of the clubhouse after the matc1es are finish ed.
 The summary of yesterdays plays follows;
 singles-Nettleton beat Hooker by default; Westfall beat s. Sargent, 6-1 6-1
 Doubles-w. c. Grant and westfaIl beat McClung and Hooker 6-S, 6-1 Grant and Westfall beat Sanford and Nettle- ton in the finals 6-2, ca. 7-5.
 Consolations-Phel beat Henderor 0-6, 6-4, GA Reed defeated Phelps 6-3, 6-2.
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D0HERTY- KING BOUT. BoTHIN FINE CONDITION Big Attraction of Connecti- cut Athletic Club at
 Music Hall.

All is in readiness for the Doherty- King bout in Music hall tonight and the management of the Connecticut Athletic club has made arrangements to cool the place so that the big crowd need have no fear sweltering, should the night be warm.
 Jeff Doherty completed his training last night, and will do only light work this morning. He is down to 19S pounds, the lightweight limit, and looks to be in the very pink of condition. Dave Holly, one of Doherty's sparring partners, said last night, Keep your eye on Jeff, for he is going to surprise you all, That boy can use his left hand now and maybe he can't hit. I've been boxing with him and know what I'm talking about. I think Doherty will gain the decision"
 From the King camp the same conf- denoe is expressed, and Mosey will have the support of a big crowd of Yale students, He, too, looks fit and will weigh about a pound less than Jeff. Nose expects to keep away from the Pride of New Haven" long enough to tire him, and then will change his tac- ties and bore In, trusting for a lucky opening somewhere in the vicinity of Jeff's jaw. If he lands, 1t will be "good night" but Jetf's followers do not an- ticipate that any such opening will be allowed, pointing out that Doherty has been in the game too long to have any part of his anatomy uncovered, espec- ially in front of d clever boy like King.
 The semi-final mill of eight rounds between 'Dodo" Maher of this city and Abe the Newsboy" of New York will also be hot scrap, both boys having a wade-in style of fighting that is im- mensely popular with the ring fans.
 The curtain raiser will bring Kid Smith of Providence and Young Ryan of Cambridge together. Smith arrived in town with his manager last night and Ryan is expected this morning. These boys have signed articles and posted their forfeits to box six rounds at liz pounds Kid Murphy of New Haven is out to challenge the winner of this mill. The bouts will start promptly at o'clock. Hector Mc1in- miss of Boston has been chosen as the referee
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-06-21
ANNUAL PRIZE DRILL.
VERY CLOSE CONTEST.
Harold Warren Wins Com petitive Drill of Boys
 Brigade.

The annual prize drill of Go. A, Boys brigade, of Calvary Baptist church, was held last evening in the company armory. There are forty members en- rolled in the company, of which over thirty were present
 At a meeting of the company before the drill an election was held to fill the vacancy caused by the death of H. G. Augur, the president of the civil organ ization ever since the organization of Co. A.
 The following officers were elected; President, ex-Captain Charles P. Walk CT; vice president, ex-Captain B. H. Hodges; secretary and treasurer, R. E. Chambers, and the following executive committee for the ensuing year, ap- pointed, the pastor Rev D. D. Munro, c. T. Lincoln and s. B. Warren.
 The competition is for two gold med- als given by the company to the man who succeeded in remaining on the floor until all the other competitors had been retired for making mistakes in the manual of arms The second prize, also a gold medal, was presented by ex- Captain Hodges to so to the man who was the next best in the competition, and to be held by the winner until the next annual drill, when the medal would revert to the company to be again competed for.
 It took almost an hour to weed out the poorer drillers, and after the com petition had got down to two men it took at least quarter of an hour to decide as, to which of the two men de- served the laurels. Finally the first medal was awarded Sergeant Harold s. Warren, and the second to Color Ser geant w. c. Robinson. This prize drill was open only to the non-comnissioned officers and men. From all accounts the drill was much more closely con- tested than eyer before. Several men in the audience who have had military training, said that it was the best com petittve drill outside of any regular military organization they had ever seen.
 The company was commanded by its captain. "A. w. Chambers, and Bieuten- ant Farnam. The inspecting officers and judges were: Ex-Captafn Hodges and Major P. H. Harlds. After the competition the Rev. Mfr, Munro pre- sented the medals to the two winners, and made a felicitous speech compll- menting them on their fine work.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-06-21
SPORTS HERE AND ELSEWHERE
utes Umpire-Rorty Attendance Six hundred.
HULYUkE 7s NUHWICH 2. Paper Town Men Win Game in First
 Two Innings.

Norwich, June 2O.-Holyoke won the game from Norwich in the first two in- nings on four hits in the first and three in the second, scoring three runs in each. The final score was to ?. Le- pine led in the hitting with three singles out of four times up and Thackara was passed every time he came to the plate, five in all. Queen succeeded Halligan In the box for Nor wich after the fourth inning and held Holyol1e to three hits and no runs. Nor wich scored it's. two on a double, a single and another single after two were out, They were unable to get a hit off Hodge at other times with men on bases. The score:
 N0rNUich
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-06-21
WRIGHT AND BEHR.
Names Sent to England as American
 Tennis Representatives.

Boston, June 2O,-The United States National Lawn Tennis association named by cable sent to c. R. Newburn, honorary secretary of the Lawn Tennis association of Great Britain to-day, B. C. Wright and Karl c. Behr as it's team to take part in the competition of 1907 for the Davies International tennis tro- phy.
 The preliminary competition between the United States and Australia will oc- cur at Wimbledon, England, July 1S, 15 and Is, and the winners will meet Great Britain, holder of the trophy, at Wimbledon July 20, P and 23.
 In order to accommodate the mem- bers of the team the eastern doubles championship, to be held at Longwood Cricket club, Boston, together with the Lorgwood singles has been postponed to August 5.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-06-21
SQUEEZE PLAY WINS
 INTERVIEWING CAME Cincinnati Takes Last of Series With Giants by
 Clever Playing.
CUBS BLANK BOSTON
Brooklyn Wins Twelve-In- ming Contest From St.
 Louis-Yankees Lose.

Cincinnati, Ohio, June 20 Cincinnati won in the twelfth inning, scoring on Mowrey's single, an out, Weimers safe tap and Huggins' perfect working of the squeeze" play with Mowrey. New York tied the score in the seventh inn ing, causing the retirement of Ewing, Seymour strained a tendon in his leg in the sixth inning. Score:
 R.H.E. Cincinnati, 31O1O0OOOOO1-6 IS 2 New York, OOO S2O00 0 O-5 10 1 Batteries Ewing, Weimer and Sch lei; McGinnity and Fitzgerald. Time, 2:1O. Empires, Rigler and Klem.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-06-21
pbiIndeIphia 4. Detroit Q.

Philadelphia, June 2O.-- Philadelphia shut out Detroit to-day through the ef- fective pitching of Plank. Umpire Evans removed Hartsel from the game in the fifth inning for disputing a de- cision. Score: R.HE. Detroit ;. ......O O0000OOO-O 4 5 Philadelphia e. 0 OO3O OOO*-4 z 1
 Phradelphia-Eu -Eubank, Schmidt and Archer; Plank and Schreck. Time, 1:4O. Umpire, Evans and Stafford.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-06-21
Chicaro 2, Roston Q.

Boston, June 2O-Chicago defeated Boston to-day 2 to 1. Chicago's runs were due to Pruitts retirement in the eighth for the purpose of enabling Grimshaw to enter the, game. Grim shaw struck out and when Glaze step- ped into the box he was easy for the visitors. Score; RH.E. Chicago .. ......O O00OOOO2-2 6 ? Boston .........0 0G0O00O0-0 8 0
 Batteries Smith and Sullivan; Pruitt, Glaze and Criger. Time, 1:43. Umpires, Hurst and Connolly.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-06-21
Cleveland 4, washington 2.

Washington, June 20. = Cleveland punched single, a double and a triple on Falkenberg to-day and scored enough runs to beat Washington, 4 to 2. Llebhardt was puzzle to washing ton after the first inning. Score:
 RIFE Washington .. I OOOOOO--2 1 Cleveland ... O. 00O01 0-4 2 1 Batteries-Falkenberg and Heydon; Tiebhardt and Bemis. Time, 1;90. Um- pire, Sheridan.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-06-21
COULDN'T HIT RIEGER.
Whalers Win n Real Game and the Sem
 ators Are the Sufferers.

Hartford, June 2o-An itinerant pitcher named Welch struck town to- day and when he asked for a job he was given a uniform. He pitched three innings against New London and was poorly supported. wade took his place although the crowd yelled to give the man show. Hartford could not hit Reiger. Hartford's run in the sixth was the only one of the afternoon not due to errors Score:
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-06-21
National League Standing.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
St. Louis 0, New York 6.

New York, June 2O.-st. Louis won again to-day with Powell pitching against his old club mates. The locals made hits enough to win but they failed to get them opportunely New York used three pitchers, Score:
 R.H.E. St. Louis ..,....1 OO8SOOO2-s 1 New York .... 0.O112O110 0-6 IA Batteries-Powell and Buelow; Doyle, Chesbro, Crockett and Kleinow. Time, 2:05. Umpire, O,Loughlin.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-06-21
plttsburg {. Philadelphia 2.

Pittsburg. Jane 20.-Pittsburg suc- ceeded in winning the last game of Q series of four games from Philadelphia by making the most of errors register ed by the opposition. Three three bag gers were made but only one counted. Score:
 RHE. Pittsburg --..201001O0 O0*-4 g 8 Philadelphia 70 0 O000O1O-2 ' 3 Batteries Philippe and Gibson; Sparks and Dooin, Time, 1;4O. Umpire, Emslie.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-06-21
Bridgeport.

Left on bases-NeW Haven 6, Fridge port 6. Sacrifice hits-Kennedy, Jope, Beaumont and O'Rourke, ST. Two-base hits-Wade and Sawyer. Home runs Fitzpatrick and Hilt. Double play Hayward and Fitzpatrick. Struck out By Nolte 1, by Cornen 2. Bases on balls-Of Nolte 2, off Cornen l. Time of game--one hour and forty-hye min
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-06-21
Eastern LcnSue Results.

At Buffalo Buffalo g. Providence 2. At Toronto-Toronto 9, Jersey City 0 
 At Rochester, Newark G. Rochester 2. At Montreal-Rain.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-06-21

Two base hits. Pastor, Hoffman, Cote; three base hits, Ramon, Hoff- man; hits, off Halligan in 4 innings, off Queen in innings; bases on balls, off Halligan f. off Hodge 2, off Queen 5; struck out, by Halligan 2. by Hodge 4, by Queen 3; double plays. Pastor to Scffel to Accorslni; stolen bases, Soffel, Bannon, Lepine, Thackara; wild pitch, Queen; sacrifice hit, Grubb; first base on errors, Norwich l, Holyoke 3; left on bases, Norwich 6, Holyoke II; earned runs, Norwich ?, Holyoke f. Time, 1;45. Umpire, Kelly.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-06-21
RrookIxn 3. St. Louis 1.

St, Louis, June 20-Rucker saved to- days game for Brooklyn by blanking St. Louis in the three extra innings after single by Hostetter and a double by Lush had tied the score in the ninth. The game ended to l, Hummers single driving in the winning runs for Brooklyn in the twelfth. Score:
 RHE. st. Louis 70 O006000O1OOO-1 10 3 Brooklyn 70 0 o 0O2-S 80 Batteries McGlynn and Marshall; Bell Fucker and Ritter. Time, 2:25. Umpire, OsDay.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-06-21
New London.

Hartford .. 70 0 0 0 1-S New London 2 0 0 CA
 Two base hits, Moves, Lelivelt; sacri- fee hits, Justice, Rankin; stolen bases, Lelivelt, Barbour; double plays, Neh- ring and Justice, Barbour, O'Rourke and Ward; bases on balls, off Welch l, of Reiger l; struck out, by Welch 1, by Wade 1, by Rieger 2; wild pitches, Welch 1, Vale 1; hit by pitched ball, by Wade 1; hits, off Welch in in- nings, off Wade, in innings; left on bases, Hartford 4 New London B; bases on errors, Hartford 5, New Lon- don l. Umpire, McCloud. Time, 1:O.
 LUBY PLAYS BRILLIANT BALL.
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Massachusetts, Golf chnmpionshIp

Auburndalc, Mass, June 20.-J. G. An derson of the Woodland Golf club to- day won the Massachusetts amateur golf championship by defeating F. H. Hoyt of the Alston Golf club by the score of 6 up and 4 to play.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-06-21
New England Learue.

At Lowell-Lowell 5, Fall River 1. At Lynn-Lynn 10, New Bedford Q. At Brockton-B -Brockton 4 Haverill 2. At Worcester-W Worcester 3, Lawrence }.
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Chicago 1. Boston 0.

Chicago, June 2O.-Chicago blanked Boston to-day in the last game of the series by hitting at the right time. Outf1elder Howard of Boston joined the locals and Randall played left field for Boston, Score:
 R,HE. Chicago ........OO2 211OOO- 10 0 Boston .........0 000O0O0O-0 1 Batteries-Overall and Kling; Dorner and Brown. Time, 1:53. Umpires, Johnstone and Carpenter.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-06-21

The game of tag which Bridgeport and New Haven have been playing be- gins to give the local fans the impress sion that the Orators are just teasing us.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-06-21
Farley Inclined to Wildness, and Ponies
 Blank Waterbury.

Springfield, Mass, June 2O.-Both Miller and Farley pitched first class ball to-day although the Waterbury pitcher was inclined to wildness. Springfield won to 0, the first run coming on an error after a ground rule had prevented Luby from coming in from first on Rising's double. The second run resulted from Standard s single, a sacrifice by Burns and Waite's single Luby played brilliant ball at first base. The score:
 Springfield
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Bunyan's fielding is still far ahead of his batting average. Jack gets a hit once in a while when it is not needed, but he performs some remarkable feats in the field, yesterdays game showing a good example.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-06-21
SPORTING NOTES.

Two victories in succession would have been an impossible feat.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-06-21
Imported Maltese Dogs.

In the window of the sporting goods store, No. Church street. will be seen for two days the only two of the finest specimens of imported Maltese puppies ever seen hereahouts. Sporting men and their friends should not miss this opportunity. They are to be here to- day and Saturday only.
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New Haven would have been blanked yesterday had not Fitzpatrick made that pretty homer.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-06-21
American Lengue.

Cleveland at Washington. Detroit at Philadelphia, St. Louis at New York. Chicago at Boston.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-06-21
Waterbury

Sacrifice hits, Curtiss, Burns, Waite, Keenan, swander, stolen bases, Waite, stankard, Ward, Schincel, Lachance; two base hits, Rising, Burns, Ward, Farley; first base on balls, off Miller 2, off Farley 5; left on bases, Springfield g, Waterbury '; struck out, by Miller 8, by Farley f. Time, 1:45 Umpire, Ken ned.-.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-06-21
SECOND MATINEE RACES OF N. H. DRIVING CLUB Very Successful Race Meet Held Yesterday After
 noon.

The second tri-weekly matinee of the New Haven Driving club was held yes terday afternoon at the Elm City Driv- ing park. The meet was a success in every particular, there being large entry list, a fast track and a goodly number of onlookers.
 The first event was one-mile trot- ting race, in which Dr. Crowe had en- tered his Sam F. and Dr. Slattery his Sally Mate. There was considerable difficulty in sending the. horses away, Sally Mate breaking away at least sew en or eight times before good start was had. Dr. slattery took the first and second heats in 2:27 and 2:24, re- spectively, carrying off the blue ribbon. The summary:
 Class A-One-Mile Trot-Two Heats in
 Three.
 Sally Mate, Dr. slattery. 1 1 Sam F., pr. rowe............... 2 2 Time-2:27, 2;24.
 Class B-One-Half Mile Pace-Two
 Heats in Three. Patronia Princess, P. strom... 8 i Albert Elect, l. G. Richey..... 1 2 2 Duskymont, pr. Costanzo. ...... 2 3 3 Time-1:OS, lilo, los 3-4. Class C-One-Half Mile Pace-Two
 Heats in Three. Bert Nuthurst, w Bright. ..s.... 1 1 Neptune, c. R. Waterhouse.. 2 3 Bonnie Rex, D. Mallory. 3 2 Time--1:14, 1:121-2.
 Class D-One-Half Mile Pace-Two
 Heats in Three. Blue Light, Bert Bradley.......... 1 1 Bar Me Not, George Pfaff....... ? ? Time-1:14 3-4, 1:17.
 Class E-One-Half Mile Trot and Pace
 Two Heats in Three. Peggy, w. Smith. ............... i 3 1 Rondalls, Dr. Costanzo. ........ 2 2 C1essie Wooster, MT. Gardines 2 Time--1:19 3-4, 1:2S 1-2, 1:25 3-4.
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state League Standing.
To-DAY's GAMES.
state League.

State League. New London at New Haven. Norwich at Bridgeport. Springfield at Hartford. Waterbury at Holyoke.
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NcW LoHuoIl WoH d SdLne yesterday. Manager Humphrey must be in his glory to-day.
 The Whalers appear at the Rock this afternoon. If New Haven cannot trim them they ought to give up the game. Winning a game once a week is far worse than what a high school nine could do in the Brownies position.
 The New Haven team would be a good one to handle correctly. Sufficient salaries or salaries more regular might induce the players to play baseball.
 The object of the players in the pres- ent situation is to sit around and take whatever money comes their way.
 The Rosebuds are here Saturday, and no doubt Thomas Tuckey will be as- signed to twirl for the Norwich aggre- gation.
 Corcoran will no doubt pitch to-day for New Haven and McCrane Saturday, There were two 12-inning games in the National league yesterday, The Giants met defeat at the jealous hands of the Reds and the Trolley Dodgers es- capped from St. Louis with one run to the good.
 The Giants and the Reds broke even in their series but still New York is
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The Giants and the Reds broke even in their series but still New York is dropping rapidly.
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NntionnI Ieawllc.

NHWHFtH EFNIgtS tHNs New York at Pittsburg. St. Louis at Chicago.
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OTHER SPORTS OF PAGE ..
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New London won a game yesterday. Manager Humphrey must be in his glory to-day.
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SPECIAL NEWS FROM CREWS PAGn :
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Corcoran will no doubt pitch to-day for New Haven and McCrane Saturday.
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Holyoke.

Norwich .... 0 0 0 0 0 0 O-2 ...S 3 0 i 0 0 0 0 O-7