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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-12-03

Sri. Srbnep Sopcc in Die @eiel>
Iiddfi, sic in ben 6otel> SarIors per>
a~nitnltct mprben mar. Ser @mpfnng
fano bon : bis 5 llbr itatt unb man
glaubt, baB Die Slumelen ge0en 4 llbr
80 geItpblcn lpurben. @inige Der
Suite 9!ngen bnlo nnd) 4 llbr tort uno
5u bicler 3eit mar IQes III Srbnung
IN Dem Ipartement, ols lie bortbin
9in9cn, I'M lire lleberipiirfe 81 bolen.
Srau StepenS, Die 8~elegcnbeit bate,
nod cen Npnrtemeuts BON Srnu Gopcc
I'M filnften SIur balb nudber 5urildz
6ufelrcn. fanb ein 3immer in llnorbs
nling uub bel ndberer llnteriuhun9
entbedte tic bcn Siebitabl. Sds
S6lpb Der S6iire por niBer Sronung
uno mnn gloubt, bnB zines Der in DEM
6otel bei1Gftigteu Wdbhen Den Siebz
lrahl begnuacl bat. bnlo nnd)oem Die
er'tcn Safe fo~rtgegdnget ipare1. Srei
Stild 2einen3eig nit DEM Ndmcn res
6otel6 murOen auf einem Sctt III Dem
3immer %gefunbcn, nliS Dem Die metIter1
Wertblnojeu 0eltob!en ipurDen, urp
mic Scr 0cidGftsfijbrcr Dcs SotelS
Muip6 Mepnoln5 eril1rtc. befprrmen
nur Die 1>otelmdb6en bieiclben in Die
SGlloe. Ser %erDadt fiel meiter alif
Elm MGOneu, Dds Die belpuBten 3ims
mer gu beiprgen bate, ols man Iid)
erinnerte, bnB lie Der 6otels %ermals
tunq enc folide NoreiI, nn9egeber
bate. ala JIG am IS. 9iopelnber cur
Arbeit fam.
Ser or6Bte burdh ben 0ie6Ito6l Ger@
horocrllfene Summer lpar burG Den
@crlllt cineS OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES pers
nulabt ben Sri. SpOnep Sopce bon
ibren @ltcrn erbnlten bate, ais ne
I'M !eBtcn SriibInhr bpn eiuem Semis
mar III g}ep 9orf 9rnpuierte. Der
Sting trlg einen pranti9en Hubtn
umoeben bon Siumnnten unb bette
cincn @crt6 BON 500. Srnu Sopce
bntte perIudt, lire So6ter 5u ilbers
reben. Den Sling bel DEM Na6mitta9s@
Gntpfdn9 81 tragen, ober otelelbe
mollte nidt unb lieB i'm nit anberen
Sitpelen in eiuent &aiten I'M 3immcr
3uriid.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-12-03
NeW DOrr.

- llnter'm Sntum bonn 25. 800
pember miro aus Nielp 9orf gemelbet:
9rei5ebn Yerionen pcrloren i6r 2e6en
unD mebrere Nnbere lpurben bette
friib in einem Seuer III elmer Wietbsz
faierne an 100. Strabe unb 2. Mpe.
berlebt. @Qe Spoten lpuren Staliener.
Sns Seucr entitano i'll Suoano's
@irtbi6aft. Gubunp cntbedte bas
Seuer, ais CT berunterfum, nm ieinen
Wei6dftsplaB irijb an Mprgen 81 offe
men. Al5 er Die Sbire aufmnctte,
ihlugen linn Die 6lnmrren entae9en.
uno pbne einen Nugenblid 3u 8ogern.
nm cine llnteriudun9 nn5uiteqen.
ltiir5te CT Die Sreppen enlpor na6 Den
pben befinoli6en @obnungen unD rief
Den Gelupbnern Des @ebdnbee 8u, lid)
an b~eeilen, nm ibr 2ebeu 81 retten.
Nls er Die 3immer errei6te, Die er
nit ieiuer %ciaenen Semitic beipobnte.
rib er Die Sbiire an, er9riff Ieinen
iun0en Sobn 9ominio nno rief ieiner
Srnu unb Den uubcren Witglicbern
Der Snmilie 5u. Inn iofprt Su folgen.
9uonnp fnno nit ieincm ainbe Den
&eg Die Sreppe %binuuter ndh Der
StraBe. nbcr ebe ieine Sruu Ourd)e
fonuner fpnnte, batter Die Slammen
ben Nusgnng nud bieier IpemIe abs
9eihnitten. Wnn glaibt. bnB Srnll
Gnbonp uub Die nnDeren ainber
Siherbeit in Dem pbereu Sbeile pes
We6dlbe5 Iuhtell.
8nS IN Dem brennenben @e6dube
9eIdnb. che bna Scller gel0iht luers
Den fonnte, miro niemols befnnnt
merben. Go i6nca breiteten lid, Die
Sl1mmen aus. bnb beinn6c, ebe bic
Seuerlpebr eintreifen fonnte, bas
gauge Gcbdube ein 9%liibenber Sien
mar unb Nienlanb ein6ubrinoen oerz
urodte. Selbit bn5 Sdreien Der pon
S6mer3eu aepeinigteu Srnueu lnt
&inber tonnte bel Dem 0raulen unf
aroden Der Slnmmen, Den urbeitens
Den Senernppornten urb Den 3us
nlien DER Wenge. bie 10 nabe nl2
m0gli6 liG) ou Die Selierlinie berans
gebrdngt bate. nift geb0rt lperoerl,
9tidt cine cin3ige Yerion mar an
chem Der Scniter OeS brenmenben Sc
bdllbes ou ieben, nit Nusnnbme hers
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-12-03
0crmont.

Semnddit miro bas @eiidt
elmer &eanerin, Wdrp Cunningham
NIT Namen, in gan8 Imerifa betnnnt
iein. Die .Sreibeit" miro ndmlih
ibrc 8eiifts8iige tra9en nuf ben
neuen Gents, Den 3ebn> uno 3lpans
3ias Collar @plhltiiden. Tpr iIn9e>
fGbr anbertbalb Sabren iteute lid in
Den Ser. Stnaten Die Notbmenbigfeit
bernlls, eiilen neuen Stempel fir
Miin5en her5uitellen, unb Der nmeris
~foniidbe Vilobaner Saint @aubens
nliroe benuftrn9t, gntipiirfc bafir 5u
%liefern. Saint @auoens, Der Die
meiite 3eit ieineS Yebens in Snris 5us
oebrdd1t bat unb Oeiien &crte altd) Den
GinfluB fran5DIiiGer Weiiter alflpeis
len. iucbtc npdens un0 lpod)enlnrg
peroebens nadb eincm Wippen, bns Die
nothigc Neinbeit Der 3iiAe b%eicIIen
EGtte, nm fir leinen beIpnberen 3mecf
0cciouct Sl fem. @ines Cages iebod,
FAM CT burb 3ufn1 in ciren @nltbof
in benz fleinen Snnbitdbthcn Gorniib
uno b~eitellte Elm W~ittngcilcn. IlS Die
Acllneriu c3 brohte. mar er Iofort
~ii6er5euot, in bieiem Wdbheu NIT Der
ebennldbiaen 9idie, Der ipu%noerbnren
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beu Nuaen Ieinen lnnneriebnten Soenls
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ibm aber crit nnh piclen lle6crrebuls
oen, Wnrn G~unnin0tom'S 3ulage, ibml
bnS IoOel FL iibcn, 81 erlan9en.
Geiber it1rb Snint Wnubens. 6ebor er
ieine Gufonbe ppllenbeu fonnte. unb
ieinc Gntluiirfe muBten BON Scnrp
@ering. 1cinem Ailnitler. per iabrelnng
nit linn 5ulnmmen ~genrbeitet hattie.
5u Gnhe nefiibrt luerben. Nuf benz
G"incentsitiid miro Der Sbealfopi
Wdrus BON Der Seite nit einem I'M
biidcn &opipub unb brei5ebn Sternen
rrnb berum 81 ieben fem; borllnter
itebt bns Bort .&ibertp" unb baS Sas
tim 1907; nuf Der anbereu Seite iil
nur oas Wnrt YCne Gcrt" innerh~rN
zines Saubfrdn5eS 3u leien. Sic
@oloNiide 5eigen Enr geringe Nbfuets
fungen bierpon. Marp CUNNINGHAM
lit cine S%rldnberie pon @eburt uuo
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-12-03
Nod Elm ,.&f mn oas
Satctn'-.

9aS 9ebet Der Ienid1en III in nebr OILS einrr
6iniid1t Elm ,aampf hin bad Halein". Wtopt ntr,
6us mir infer @rob i'm SdueiBc nnieres gnge.
IidlteS perSelreu mlIle!l, babe i mir andb nit Der
etpiaeu Surge 81 %tdnIpien, ban bon oeS 5ages
aoS uub Wihe bic @eiunoheit ridbt al5u idluer
aeSddoiat miro. seie bdlo iteaen ih III Jolae
BON acknowledgements Observation-Disclosures
elm, 0as G,rumoibel aler Heioen! hub luie baio
iolaer auf Die eriien SpMptoute, ioie l~dlieebter
WcIdmad, l,ebelteit. NuiiioBeu uno &optirpmcrs
sen, bic Nn5eiflen Der tb6tlic1eit. i~patereu Sehers
llt6 Wiercnlcioen nit ihreu Seidiueroen, iuie
Mattigteit, 3tudenihlu1dle, Shninadlten in0
SdniIoelnnidne.. d,roniihc geritopiune. @elbs
iudt NIB gSnlleriudt! in iolcheni ooppelteu
Monpie mrB man Dem Gbrper nit Dem Stdrs
tlings- muo 6enmittel ~ Siilfe tcmnien. has uor
1ahrhuubsrten Die berihntei ut0nde bon ct.
Sernaro Ger Gatlr e%utrilieli, inoeni lie eS aus
beren beiltrGitigiien EilauSeniaiten St b%ereiten
lernten. 2ieies Iiittel. bic ct. SernGro Ar M
t~erpilen, Mrs noeh heute genou mad oern Ae5ept
ieinsr Grinder hergeitent uilb hLiit oell Surper
i'm raainpie upl oas tG9lidle Nroo Hupt fgfgep Ole
becten Nnicroeriingen oeS Seoers 3h nelient
Siaie. an neuem pc6en. 81 %geiunobeit. 5u alien
@pptbeten iHr 25 Gents.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-12-03
EcnnipINau!a.

= Gin Stiit politii6er S6am>
lpIi9feit, pie es ielbit in Dem ni6t
9eraOe iebr feinfiibli9en Senniplpa>
MEN niebt oft 81 Gage getreten lit, bat
it'd Der friibere @oupcrneur Tennps
pdder IN einer Rebc bor Dem ySbolos
bilon Club" in Ybilaoelpbia eeleiItet,
inbenl er ii1 betreffs bes aapitols in
,Sarrisburg, bel beiien @au Der @es
trlle unb Die llnteriGlag,lng Die
grandchildren Srgien gefeiert baben.
IN folgcnOer al Den freGiten GDniss
mus e%rensenoen @ciIe ailslieB: SD
bin itol5 0arauf, baB bieie5 @ebduoe
unter meinem 9feeime poDenbet ipor>
ben lit. 8iel lit her 8au fritiiiert
nprben, ober CT lit bns prnftpoalte
@ebdube bieier &rt in ben @ereinigz
ten Staaten 49,. sc mar cine
srobe fiinitlerii6e 2ciituns, aber
alif elm triumph in Der grri6tune
zines bffentIihen @ebGibes +.
sd, bin ~iiber5eugt, oab Der 8ml bes
&apitols IN Sarrisbur9 iid poblfeil
rseifelt BAT -. Nahbem jeber
Yennp bierfir be3ablt norben ipar.
befanben ii9 100000 900 inn Shat@
amt -. Sest lit bas aopitol
@~esenitanb elmer llnteriu6une, Die
mr. fir politiihe 3pede eingeleitei
pprben lit. SD bebaupte nber, Dat
bas &dpitol. penn es nidt LANCER
mebr elm 8esenItanb fir fnttioneac
Strebereien bilbet, nls elm Senfmnl
bDbiter gplenbung bon iebem paz
triptii6er 8iirger 6etra6tet tperoen
pirb. Sh bin itol5 barnuf bnB btes
Ter 8nu infer meiner Administration
fertiggeftelt ipprben it'll"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-12-03
Cite 0ef0trIihe 1tc dmng

lpelGe bispeilen per66neniBppll cnbet.
lit Die Semmlng ser 2eber nnb Der
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bicIen 3uitnnb pbne unan9ene6mes
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9etlmittel anGepanbt iperben. 8ns
rantiert bollit0nbi9 befriebigenb in iez
Dem Sale pber Sbr erbaltet guer @elb
3urild IN Der Ipotbefe BON &. SO.
8uete, 656 Main StrnBc, 9uz
buolie. Soma. Yreis 25 Gents.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-12-03
Gier 1T eim amtcr Aatb.

g.. q. @ooleeer, elmer Ser belt6e>
fonnten Gambler bon Sc Gapsbile. q.
o., Iagt: 8enn sic je nit Sdnlorrboi>
Den (piles) gepla9t iinD, 10 beniist
Sudleu's Irnifa Salbe. IS beilte
mid bon benielben o boae 20
Sabre" @aruntiert gegen @ei6piire,
@unoen, Sranbnunben ober S9iirS
fungen. Gum Yreiie bon % Gents
in Ser Npptbefe bon z. 8. Huete,
656 Wain Strabe, Dubuque, Sonia.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-12-03
bebnung Der llntcriucbun9 ar6 ouf
bieic porbcbielt.
Nccnten Dber 81bnteH.

Vcomter: Sd bringe cine Tors
labung fir SIREN @fann, ct hat
morgen als 5eiI9c DO. @eribt 81 crz
lheinen.
Srau: so ipeeB'6 mid, mas met
MAIDEN, mel Woun Is in 8eemen.
8earter: Sn S0bmeu? $50 Oenn
ba2 S0bmen lit erobl
Srnu: A@, ih meen ia III Seemen
- mn Ghriltbeemen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-12-03
Tnrd Die Glumc.

o.: ~Sbr SereinSmitslieber ieio
9erabe 10. ipie Der Stod eurer Ser
eiusiabne!"
%: $50 idnuG nnb blant, niht
ipnbr?"
a.: nNfetll 90 49, perna9elt!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-12-03
WaDrbaf!ig cine un TIRE Ggiicu
fampfenDe WliIiiun
ga Der Sio,ese WortGampsou, Satsnnant,
Torioif, @natasD.

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The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-08-31
NEW FOOTBALL RULES.
Gridiron Regulations Altered in Many
Respects-where Difference Lays.

Walter Camps football guide, known as
the Spalding Of1cial Guide, Is out, and the
followers Of the pigskin sport all over the
country are busy studying up the wrinkles
possible under the new rules. One glance
al the book will convince the verteSt tyre
that the gridiron game is one that calls
for brains as well as Drawn. The many
alterations In the game, made by the
rules committee, are briefly summarized as
follows:
An Increased length OF the game. Owing
TO the fact that 1t was found under the
new rules the players were rather less ex-
hausted than In the old game, 1t was de-
termined toy increase the playing time an
other ten minutes by adding FIVE minutes
to each half.
two umpires, but to define their duties
more specifically, so that one would aid
the referee In decisions down the field.
This one is practically an assistant to the
referee. and is called the field Judge. The
other. generally speaking. has control or
the decisions that belong TO the lineup.
The ten-yard rule Is preserved exactly
as before, that innovation having met with
almost general approval In that IL made
far less effective anything like mass plays
and forced the open play, which every one
so much desired.
Forward passing has been altered to a
certain extent, making 1t less risky to use
II on the first and second down. Instead
OF losing the bail in case the forward pass
strikes the ground before striking n player
of either side. the same side retains possess
sion of the ball by losing fifteen yards in
When the forward pass is es-
saved on the third down, however, and 1t
strikes the ground without striking a
PLAYER. or Is otherwise made Illegally, the
balI must be to the other side
exactly as formerly.
In order to cover n point upon which
there was some discussion last year, the
following legislation was enacted: That 4
line man may carry the ball, provided be
does not leave his position in the, line until
the ball Is put in play.
1t was also determined that the forward
pass or tripping or hurdling by the side
that did not put the ball in play in a
scrimmngA should be penalized fifteen
yards.
In order to more clearly settle the point
about the rights of a side on a fair catch,
it was enacted that a man should be re-
garded as having an opportunity to make
n fair catch when 1t was possible for him
10 reach the bail before It should strike
the ground.
In order to prevent signaling by one man
ard a catch and RIM by mother. IL was
Iegislated that II one man Of the side sig
nails his intention OF making n fair catch,
and then another Of his side. who did not
snignal. makes the catch. this player may
not run with the ball. nor is he entitled
tc the privileges coming from a fair catch.
but the ball must be put down at the point
whore he caught It for a scrimmnge by
his side.
All questions of hurdling were put within
the jurisdiction Of the referee. The book,
which is published by the American Sports
Publishing Company, has, besides the rec
crds of the past. the schedule for the COM
season.
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-08-31
EAST JERSEY TENNIS.
Champion Larned witnesses Competition
on Elizabeth Courts.

ELIZABETH. Aug. 2i.-William A.
Barned, the new national champion. was
an interesting spectator at yesterdays play
In the annual tournament of the East
Jersey Lawn Tennis Association on the
courts of the Elizabeth Town and Country
Club.
All but one match in the semi-inals
were played, which marked the de-
feat of all the members of the Westfall
family. +. b. Hague, the Montclair ex-
pert, reached this round by defeating Cal
houn Cragln. of the West Side Lawn Ten
mis- Club. in one Of the hardest matches of
the day. Both men played from the back
court almost entirely. and some of the
games were bitterly contested.
One Of the surprises OF the day was the
fairly easy manner In which William b.
Cragin. ir., the Elizabeth boy, defeated
I'll. l.. Westfall. The first was a deuce set,
but the match went In straights. The
other man to reach the seml-fnals was
u. T. Larned, brother Of w. A. Larned.
This match went by default.
The doubles came out as expected, but
a big surprise was sprung when r.. q.
Anderson and Malloy. who are looked upon
as probable winners of the tournament,
had a close call at the hands of Dean
Mathey and johnson, two kids" The
BOYS defeated the veteran and his partner
CD In the opening set, and gave their
o%pDonents a hard struggle in the final,
four all being called before the older
men could put the game on ice. The de-
Gliding game dragged on deuce no less
than seven times.
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-08-31

Eight Of the best 2-year-olds In training
will fight 1t out at Sheepshead Bay this
afternoon for the 10000 Futurfty-the
richest stake on the American turf.
It will be the twentieth running of the
race and never before has such a small
lumber of horses been named to go after
the prize. The e~xcuse-there can be but
one-is the presence of James r. Keenes
great colt Colin in the race. On all sides
the Wall Street millionaire Is conceded the
race. Other owners may try to buoy up
the hopes of their followers with the cry
IT have a chance" but in it there is not
that air of confidence which would mark
these predictions at other times.
It's Colin they fear. and other owners
are going into the race to get the second
or third money, which in itself is much
larger than a first in ordinary stakes.
To help the great colt along Mr.. keene,
or rather his very shrewd trainer. Jimmy
Rowe. has named Rostigouche to go with
him. The latter is a great horse. too;
hardly fit to compare with the great son
of Commando. but still the equal of any
other horse In the race. AT least that Is
what past performances have shown.
Blu disappointments are probably more
common In racing than anything else. The
best nave fallen, and James r. keene has
felt the lash of fate before this. Three
years ago he sent his great colt Sysonby
to the post to win a Futurity. Sysanby'
was the ~favorite. Luck was against him
and the horse was beaten by a hlly which
was considered good, but not In a class
with the son of Melton. 1t was Artful, a
Whitney hlly. which did the trick. His
tory has repeated itself. and maybe II will
today. II It does. Collins %conqueror may
turn up In the Whitney colt. Bar None.
Bal None has a great chance, for he Is
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-08-31

NE ULIN0E 7.
Lieutenant Sylvester .,............
AURORA ATHLETIC MEET.

The Aurora Athletic Association will
hold its third annual field day at West
Oval track Labor Day morning. The
members Of the association will take part
in seven field events, namely: The mile.
the half mile. the quarter. the 100-yard
dash. high jump. broad jump and the
hot put. The side event will be a tug
of-war between eight member of the as
sociation. In the running events a great
effort will be made to lower the records
OF last year. Among the member who
will compete in the running events will be
David Laskowitz, the winner of the High
School interscholastic 1oO-yard run; Carl
Chaser. the Xavier quarter-miler, and
Richard Kohn. the holder of the inter-
scholastic mile record, and considered to
be one Of the best mile runners in this
vicinity. Prizes will be awarded all win
ners at the above events. The events Will
berin charge Of Abe Fenster and Richard
K0ln.
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-08-31
BASKETBALL BRIEFS

The Lincoln Park Big i've desires to
arrange games with the leading basketball
teams of the city, to be played on outdoor
courts at Olympic Park during the Essex
County Fair. Arrangements may be made
with Alexander Rennie, S23 Broad street.
Junior basketball teams wishing to ar
range games with the Strollers can do so
by communicating with Fred w. Lucking,
q Ashland street.
TIL Arrow Five has organized for the
coming season. and is prepared to book
games with all frst-class teams In New
York and New Jersey, Only those offer
ing suitable inducements for a first-class
attraction will be considered. The Arrow
Five is made up of players who went
under the name Of the Association Five
three years ago, and since then have rep
resented the Newark Y. NJ. G. A. Com
munications should be addressed to the
acting manager, Mortimer L. Myers, Is
Miller street.
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-08-31
NAVY TEAM WINNER.
Uncle Sans Tars Capture National Rifle
Match on Ohio Ranges.

CAMP PERRY, Aug. 31.-The United
States navy team won the national trophy
in the national rifle match, which was
concluded here yesterday. Its score was
3,421. The Massachusetts team, with q
score of 3,41s, was second. Tt viii be
awarded the Hilton trophy. Ohio finished
third. with a score of 3,36s, and it's con-
testing team will receive the bronze statue
1.-THE Soldier of Marathon"
The United States Cavalry team was
fourth. the Washington team fifth and the
naval cadets sixth. The latter three teams
will receive cash prizes and a medal. New
Jersey finished terth.
The conditions on the 1,000-yard range
during the close of the national match
were distressing, the hot sun causing mist
to rise from the damp ground and form
shifting mirages between the targets and
the firing line. Some of the marksmen
were almost exhausted by the strain and
humidity. and sought their quarters for
rest before lunch.
Hundreds of spectators banked the ropes
back of the firing line as the match drew
to a close, and the range officers repeat
eddy had TO warn them against noise and
that might confuse the contest
ants.
Shooting in the national individual rifle
match began at l o'clock yesterday after
noon. 1t the end of the sltirmlsh and
rapid-fire contests, Sergeant M. b. Dun
bar. Of the United States Infantry, was in
the lead. Midshipman Lee, of the Naval
Academy, was second. An effort will be
made to finish thism match today.
Navy Department officials were as much
gratifed by the report of the victory Of the
departments marksmen as they were a
year ago, when the Navy Academy de-
feated the army at the annual gridiron
contest, Officials ran about the corridors
of the big State. Wal and Navy Depart
ment building, asking each other II they
had heard the news. OF course, all oC
them had, for it spread within "a few min
utes Of the receipt OF the first telegram by
Acting Secretary of the Navy Newberry.
He Immediately telegraphed Lieutenant
Harris Lanning, captain Of the nayy's
team and commander of the Atlantic feet,
extending the congratulations Of the de-
partment, At the same time he sent a
telegram TO President Roosevelt, telling
him Of the showlT 8 made by the naval
marskmen.
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-08-31
LOWE AND CARTER DRAW.
Hard Ten-Round Fight at Arena Ath-
letic Club in Baltimore.

BALTIMORE, Nd, Aug. 31.-Eddie Car
ter, Of Philadelphia, and Tommy Lowe, of
Washington. fought ten rounds to a draw
last night before the Arena Athletic Club.
The contest was a fast, bruising affair
from start to finish. For six rounds it
looked as though Lowe would be an easy
victor. He punished Carter badly with
left-hand jabs TO the face and right-hand
punches TO the stomach, and in the sixth
round the Philadelphia seemed all in.
In the seventh, however, TO the surprise
of those present, he came back strong and
carried the fight to Lowe, Instead Of doing
infighting after this Carter fought. at long
range and for three rounds had the better
of the contest. He had Lowe groggy in
the seventh, but could not put in the
finishing punch. In the ninth he split
loves left eye. In the final round Lowe
had Carter all but out, q right-hand swing
to the jaw almost doing the business. Both
were tired at the finish.
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-08-31
Totals Newark lis
Totals oppon'ts. 81
Pitching Records.
Toronto. 2, Montreal. O.

WIG RlIcneS-CaTrlck, /
Roy, 2; La Belle, 3.
Balk-Pardee.