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kepor's from Harvard. tafneli PRINCETON.
sYra'u-" sad Columhts tHli 1T th' csmtu.r,cs
nent Of "roe--couutrv vorh A. 'orusli ~
usual m elaborate programme ~ outlined D.
Coach Moaklsy The varsity tram will hsv.
a dusl meet win zotns college out ~ tow. as
ss1l - nu,neroU. trial rnc"- before the In er-
collegiate meet ~ Princeton The freshmen
will have an ntrrcoilenstr dual rrre'. an
under class meet IN m" three mile course.
the lnser,ollege race ia \ovru Der. q series 81
sir rsce- Tor Isii men oulv for cup and medals
ON q point basis. and hand,oap- and novice
runs frequently. Cornell has -four men -
last wears team bnck and eligible. Six men
qualify for the team IN the iniercolle mats
meet.
Harvard will star, with runs two or three
times q week and occasional long walks.
Toward the end of october trials for the
university team will he held followed bv
prepa ration for che dual meet with The Msssa-
ohusetts Institute 81 Technolog'. Coac n
Lstbrop viii try out the men 1bere are
two veterans left.
Coach COPELAND at Princeton VIII get orC
the men for the fall games a. SION ~ poe
sible and will have cross country pracsi,s
a. the same time. Princeton has the in
tercollegiate course right At hand 10 prsc-
ncs on and eSpscts something from ,hIs
Trainer Thomas keane has issued q call
for the candidatss for tho varsity cross
lively EASY at trTp' but IL ' very ,mpnpss"t
that men Sst ont earlx i'm ,hs .sascn NJ
snficisnt rood %u,ateriaI l. avaiiabIe il y
pos.ibla thai n tenn viii lie sent Co the an
Ana NEE, heId az pr;ncefnn ~ ,in.r
crooks m cottmbia ts busy With his men
too The pro1ramme Tor the CoIumbia
runners has not been liked as Vet H
Svracnse is cnconyaged IN he row,rs lin.
nv The Ssct chat nnix NY " 'oMM.nps IVA
Nelson Of inst wears crew have hsrn ,as,
Usmenwsv ara hacG Seyn,n, i,ps srs bbs'
I'M. carried on for a VARSITY shell ,bnt viii
h.. hs,,er suited 70 ,hs ny, ~ shs
crew ,han WA lss, ''e,r .nach Me- !. ~ "
Cotnmb,a viii have his men out for . r"ee,in.
to.morpow' "' wv" ''''"
pr,nce,c, hs. ,.s, .uo,r N. rro..x.
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SHARK HITS CHANNEL SWIMMER.
welfe struck In the 1Ieins ny BIG Fish n
swim From England % FraNce.

In the latest attempt to swim the English
Channel J. Wolfe. the Scottish amateur. had
. narrow escape from q shark. The monster
struck the swimmer across the loins and he
10 yet sore from having come In contact with
the monster OF the deep. Wolfe was going
well on his right side and there VISA every
chance that Webbs great feat would be
emuisted after 20 many unsuccessful attempts
when suddenly the shark appeared from
The swimmsr in making the stroke thought
the huge bulk was q piece Of wrecka g.. but
as hts 6apd went back Il passed along 4 slimy
body and p that instant the shark jumped
clean out Of the water. Wolfe tuIned around
10 sea what WA the matter and the shark
divSd. Those Who accompanied Wolfe say
that Il was one Of the bottle nosed species.
and thsss never attack swimmers In the
VOTES attempt has been the best 70 far
and :~pfobabiy. he'd he escaped meeting the
Ne vas Within a miie and q half az the sRore
whsp he was forced TO give up, nargses.
the othay Channel swimmer. has heen taken
slck and VIII make no further attempt this
season.
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Vmpires for Psst-ssssen Games.

The umpires for the worlds championship
post-season baseball gAmea bet ween the
Ch,cag goa Of the National League and which,
ever team vim the American Lea que penpsnt
will he Jack sheridan and probably Hank
by Ran johnson IA ths American Lea cue
umpire. and Que reason for thinking pnllixin
will choose o.Day a. ths Natl nal League
the post-SeSson Isefiss In Boston and john
stone Tor the y, louis Brown. Cardinal ssrle..
umpIres. while Connolly will be Emslieis
mate in BOSTON. Evans has recovered from
his injury In a. Louis and wants 70 set back
=, *. New YcrE.PSIIsdsiphis. worsds ssris.
in ieos, presideat Pullie[n OF the National
Lea que also has Risler. klsn aud CARPENTER
and may. Of course, select one Of them.
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wsrs,p snss wssAsv sssssev sss ven ssnssss
teannicsp ptnos.

In the fall handicap lawn tennis Singles 81
the hchmcnd county Ceurtry g1ub the
final round vas resched on saturday. a. W.
warden and ". ". welkc qualifying Tor
thu. trophy. The plsyon 81 ths final may be
this week. although that has not vet been
decided. h September tournament for
women. the third ~ the regular summer
month Journeys. 10 veil advanced. The
winner In thess competitions xets > points
for earh such victory the runnsr up q points
and the FIRST and second seni-1nalist D and
, points each. Tho nrst eight point winners
on the season will play Tor ths Ladies cup
next month. The ary:
er Ecs,nsnS G Toana G y zen hss s.as,.'; p n.ns s.,f 4.
Debated l. Daniels. Pius half ~. by default =. p.
. ss,.ssp, minus lslf u h. dsas. S,u !. 49, as as:sssi
". Prh, scratch. by default \. MoLssn, scrstch.
a' fis.; s 8, y S.' i 'i a:ss:. Iy gls s.ii !. ss~:,..,.a
:; Clan p,p: a:., =; y default, 4. W., w. w:sa;s.
&c. Clarke. piu. hair d, s-o,sSw v; q. B.lsasp,
by %'0 default: n MCLEAN. scratch. dsssa,.S y, Isdd.
plus IS. by default; ]. ID. Pell. minus halt ~. de-
WALKER. sors,es' ~desss,sa ) n So1cs, scratch.
"a. s-s; ~. q. Bsrthol, scratch. defeated I, y.
second AeundIx. W warden. minus hall 70,
a S.sI.. m \; = s asf'ii 8 o's s.i s:'. 49,, !. ; s.,s = =;
R %'n's %. asi efe .s; \. Mclean scratch. rs sa,. % ss
scratch, -, ga
semi nnal Round-A. W. warden, minus half
n. NJ. Walker. scratch, defeated :. .. feii. minus
half 20, ia, ID, s-i
Women's September Tournament Sinxles-Pre.
iiminAl round Sinnons defeated Nrs. Woods,
80. Ga. Miss l., Bush defeated Mrs. Bonner by
default: Miss N. a. Irving defeated Miss l.. DonAid,
-. 7--5: Miss Eyre defeated Mo- Schmlde. 81.
50: Miss Won Ericsson defeated Miss Jenkins,
81, 60: Mrs.. Porter defeated Miss Ronneti, "a,
49,: Miss wcmple defeated Miss Van vschten,
a.. a: Mrs. Mcneil defeated Miss Bowers,
s-a. as.
FIRST Round Kinney defeated Misc ".
Tea by default; Mrs. Feary defeated Mr. Cfart
by default: Mrs. Sirnuns defeated Mfas Z. HuAh
BY default; Miss Eyre defeated Miss NJ, A. Irving.
a.. -; Miss Won Ericsson defeated Mrs. Porter,
a., "a, IS Miss Wemuie defeated My. Mcneil,
81. Ia. SIS Miss Handy defeated Miss Eleanor
Lea bv default.
second Round Mrs, Kinney defeated Mrs.
Heary by default: Mas Won Ericsson defeated Miss
wemple -. o.. ga.
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$4,000 FOR SLEEVE GALLON.
English Derby Faverite ssld 70 Bsres
Suxemere e6 Austria.

Sieve Gallon. this years Derby favorits
and winner of the Two Thousand Guiness.
the Craven stakcs At .Newmarket, the ~.
REGARDED an the best thrss-year-old In Eng
land. has been sold 10 Baron. Auyemere, an
Austrian, for the. nice sum. Of efs.O0o IL IL
in England and when taken out Of tralnins
will 10 10 the KiNber Stud.
BLACK COLI BY Ssiiira,s, ons Of heS,Ss,Ss
az the In glish Jockey Club. Sieve GALLON,
with the exception OF one or two races, has had
A brilliant career, last year during his two.
yesr-oId season he met hut one defeat. and
that was In the. Middle Park Plate. whea. he
was beaten hali q length BY 0alyani: b
won everything. He was the Derby i~avorlte
at 1910 : on. and vas = soEs ~dlsappcin.msn
power and 6niyy iinisksd third TO OrSy and
Wool Winder. alieve uallLoniR last appeaf-
sncs WAS at Ascot IN the 81 Jamss stSkes.
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NEW WORLDS WALKING RECOR d.
Hammoud KNOCKS - Mlnutes - Hecsnds
on OBd Mark Ter n IL Miles.

T. E. Hammond. the great English 70 ad
walker, took another fall out Of Father Time
recently by setting up new figures for ASK
miles. The event where Hammond figured
was Q yacht handicap given by the Middle
sex Walking Club. and 10 attracted the bart
road walksts in England and the Surrey
crack not only won from scratch but beat
the former mark. by 20 minutes Il. seconds,
and throushout the Journey y IL said moved
The course was 2 %circS!sr ore fnd extended
in the vicinity OF Harrow and Is very hiily,
which makes Hammond's time all the more
starters and all but three finished and no less
than seven beat the old record q hours -
minutes made some time ago by +. J. Jagob.
Hammond and a. r; Edwards. Middless1.
and from the start the Surrey man led. At
i've miles he began to draw away and when
half the distance had been covered he was
leading by 2 minutes and still further i'm
proved his position every step to the nntsh.
j. r.. harness Moss. the veteran. completed
tho course.
Following are the positions and times Of the
tveptv Who completed the COurAe.
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LEXINGTON TURE NOTES.
Warnings a Graves end lnnes show - eed
tNurrytng Good weight.

LyxISoTox, Sept. -. -Convolo. the four
year-old son Of Contestor. who broke the
seven furlong track record here, thoushrscing
under the ownsrship Of J. q. Milan a Co.
belongs TO Ed Frazer. an ex-Sherif Of Fayette
county aud the breeder of Race King. Miss
IRA wford and other good horses. Frazer
also owns Belle Scott, another member Of
Milam's stable, who was . winner here this
RAISED by small breeders Frazer has been
r na..Gf ira ans and HSre Issaa ~ h. ySans interest.
Graves 4 Innee worked out their yesrlings
q lew days ago and the youngsters performed
S Gsn:%s,liy CD, 81 u. risss fssiiEiy s 81 rr ~ h%p.
.t.pp.d = aysfser IN 20 seconds With isS
ssdais ~, p%; b s%@ coll %iun b bSe '%p. Madison Ns,Has out out
Of Awful by imp. Ben stron,s, ran . quarter
in 20 ii seconds. The hay ally by Plaudit,
to 90. only, an eighth, but she showed dazzling
speed and md tN,,,r I the d,s,Snc. n = a sSconds
Trsincr lnn ss :sp;Sst. Z, S asss The tr,s 2.
john oaa,.. Who raced tn. brilliant race.
S S'ss q I e essm p (. r,f "a. if sister, &, ,s &. n noted sf %srs.
:%..IiISS I!sp: Rs.s's.:. II; ia *; o,S.!
bsf,,la ss."f By i S%s.'as x.n SS.i ou' Sss ,.''s"Gs
DTOtnoT-tu-lhW % tue Ihtc .AOI.s fhtnct u,
Pepper and was In charge Of N~cadowthorpe
stud when KinE'n Courier. King ~Bgrleycorn.
Prince Pepper. Black Venus. Whissey klns
,, ans sseisSl1 NJ; S%'ss, .s: b. q , q: .%iH By SoSs
Morgan Of this lEty OF J; D. Haagin. and
I5s youns.tsE. viii Be- trained and raced Ior
SS.lopcd CotscntoSn; EsPlos,ys: 3 +: by
b. e.. BY imp, Goldhpeh 0alvanette. by imp.
DArsbAn, Korneha Kinks. b, T.. by imp. Ju-
Bender. b, T., by Bendorsn- tesslipdn. BY
vaior -Joytta, by imp. Bsssetlaw: steam
ship. oh. T., by saIvator-Messbs. by Imp.
The l.stcnin Derby winner, The Abbot. and
his stable oSmpsnioSa Y: ( lopns's smart
out until the hrst OF December. Nothing 10
radically wrong with either Of the colts. their
over being ofthe. opinion that they deserved
at, as.he has had them up since last winter.
MohAgib, . Derby. winner In the colors Of
John W. Sohorr. Who has been laid up IN
lavender for ssyeral years. Is back in training
Al the ksntpcky Association track and is
William Fields Of this city. has sold 70. r.
". Torreysen OF pittsbure, the black yearlinG
colt. BY FlotoW. dam fnyena, by Harry
O'Failon. Torreyson II I'm wing The youugster
broken here By . local trainer.
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Baseball Notes.

Carlos ysnags. Cuba The batter should be
called out for interference and no base allowed
10 he run on the play. . 49,
McGli. tho ncw pitcher OF the 81. Louis Browns.
is studying for the ministry and wont play baseball
A professional ball player has won a Rhodes
scholarship and IL now on his way 90 OSford.
Meth, the pitcher % the LATHE Rock, team. " the
man, ~ wa. bought by .ns 81 loais Americans,
stead.
Joe Clarke, the catcher OF the Montreal team
N q Harlem product, piaytnE formerly with the
Bradhurst Y. G.. team. He II attn In his teens and
never played professional bal, sefore this Year.
lie did well. according Ia report.
Speaking OF the contro,vrsy among the I'd
u Inc most valuable player. there Is 3 young fellow
IN thls CITY who docs not want 10 be overlooked
when trying 10 nick the best. Hi, name ~ Hal
chase. AZ an all around performer aud heady
player he has no sllpurior.
blue. the catcher ~ the columbus team and
rated a. Gus o. the best %pisyersin the minor leagues.
~ odd VA, Jh- major league club ownerS al
.-cmcd 10 h" nnd, { ne lnpresrloh thst Hue had
been burrhA'c J h: ~y0nelboi, clae AMI II run,aiDed
Tor fos Hedges To Jscover that lc had been neiiher
purchased nor GrEitcd, 80 nsiycs prolnpt!y
put In . draft amt landed a play r whom all hands
OF teeth among n, ais for being caught ssleep,
The Columbus Club could have realized something
like tl.Ot0 for the sale OF Hue.
Grirth seems 10 have picked up a likely youngster
In Bell. He Ia a GOOD fielder, hiss tic ball nicely
and IL a. daring and fast a. Cobb on the bases.
Gritnth's lI.t Of ~rltchtns Rossibll.es for nelt
Mason, Kssis. Moore. Neuer. Hughes, 0rth. CSss
Brook eft and GrdA
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Yachts Change Hands,

The following yachts have been transferred
snitough the ofice Of Stanley NJ. Seaman:
soId scRooner yscnt rmxnoesn mas peen
nosler. She is Of the seagoing type and her
psx owner expects TO take her to the West
indies this winter.
Tho racsabout Tartar has been cold for
tesrle' longstrsth to Charles scates Of
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LIN. , a Is. -. . .coSp e.s.

FITst bHsr on = LtIT on DH@rS-
Chicago. s: Brookiyn, =, Sscrfnce hi -Sheckard
stolen bases, Slssls,. Howard .vets heryso.
4 Ht ny pitcher--by StriBefidi. D. Struck out
By Lundgren. =. Umpire .Higler. Tine-l hour
and ten minutes. Attendance M.
rBILspsLpEiA ~. L.. l. cIscrsHAri - 81 GAME
C~IsciNNArI. sept. n.-Mc0uilen's great pitch.
ing anu Schlci. poor work gave the nrst game
60 the rhladelphlss to-dsy, while the Reds Won
The secoud The scOress
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'hG'tsd nv Pts,-'.r IN me eighth rhns.
Chfrago. . o y - . o o.
Rrlohyn . , y y q - 60
FIRST tss~ m rFrovs- GairsaD. = Rrpohiyn. =.
Lrft n haze chicago. 4. BrDoklyu o, ;. Dobhl, Pays
Rucitrr. putet aud Jordan. Jordan and Lewis.
Two base Nv NtloaeY. Sacrifice hits Jordan.
fla,oh Nj, h. pitchcv n. Ruck-r. J. sirucK oui u
lY pf~istef. g. rs Rlsihsch, I: Nv Nucser. A. ppssed
nall Rtns. JmpiIe- Ngl~r Time hour and
An ontnufrs
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N Louis In New York; Detroit In Philadelphia.
Chicago In Boston: Cleveland In Washington
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
New York In Chicago: Brooklyn In Cincinnati.
Philadelphia In ptttsburg: Boston Ia ~. Louis.
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plAys-Hugains. Lobcrt and 0ansel; Magce and
knabr. .Cmpires~ Day and Klein, 1tme i hour
and - minutes.
oIscIssAri. 4 ~HrApkipRn N. ~, = .scosD
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nnai ny : shn ;, nilnss nen tSem.n no.e
match n ne sel,,, nnai Nth u. = ta1soin.
who hal DEFEATED. the British amateur chain-
pion. John Ball. IT.. In the foarth round by
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p,S,,p.,hn ~ nnawa1ons Fi,IJ
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tr.a.S a. sDihS rng,n III az, cu.o,ls' ga,tars
nsndainsIta dinrren,,s DIT "ssla ,ne S1neTr
would .es,S. and TOO much given TO snsIys,s.
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W.. ~: IA IN, minds OF 70, hnt,sn Synse ,oy:
nthhss nm ~, nn'eo sha,.n,n ''"''" IVY
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-09-30

fniliutl pHih q. sft''s'H'ss.tAs W
First base on bslls u Morrn. O. STRUCK out--Yy
Campbell, I. by Moren, r. teft on bases-CincinnAti
Z: Philadelphia, l. Three hssc hits titus. l.obert.
stolen bases Higgins, tobert. PasSod ball -Dooln.
umpires Klein and oDsy. Tim i hour. A.
tendnnce-5OO0.
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-09-30

PLAIHYfsLp, n, J.. Sept. ~. 80 4 hes w down
pour Of rain throughout the afternoon pre-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-09-30

Dyker Meadow Coli thu members wi hoia
their seventh monthly handicap on SsfuriaN
II will be- tns last oprur'un'ty =" 'luaiify Tor
the club championship
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-09-30

NvoTiss annnst iuViit fiog foufpam aul
cha pttons this veeh, he anrtpg thursis,
~ Tho oorrse nest hs.'pp fhefe rtil -,
ar invitation f0fifHameni - Tho Npufs lsif
v Y. tiott tlub on ucfubrr ~ ard ~ Thf'
o the home cours~ 81 smstctr C,a mriof
Irss ers. and soms ~ ths b~~t golfers IN 'h'
Vast pr0goae 20 tackle him on hia own heath
Oetoner ~ tnd ~ tho htltusfoi tglf C'ut
wul he the tournament aUeue.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-01-05
THE POLICE COURT. Case Against Gustino Anano Put Over rntil Wednesday.

John Welch, who has often been in court, was there to-day again for in- toxication- His excuse was that he smashed two of his fingers while at work and he took some drink to start a cure. He wss put on probation to pay a fine of t5 and costs.
 The case against the young woman, Gustino Anano. for theft of s14O from Angelo Rocco was put over to Wednesday. and she was released on bail Her attorney. F. P. Guilfoile. has unesrthed a most singular story. 1t seems that she was brought to this country by Rocco or else came here with him some three years ago. Gus tino claims that since she came to the country she has undergone all man ner of i'll treatment and wrongs at the hands of Rocco. She determined to escape if possible and a week ago she got into communication with a friend living in New York and he came to town Wednesday to take her away. Until yesterday the vomsn did not find the desired opportunity 10 escape and then she took with her S1le in cash belonging to Rocco be- lievinx she had as mach right to il ss he had Detective Colessnto found the woman and her New York friend in a ho1pe resr the Barnard school and took her into custody.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-01-05

Change tho locationor at1east throw that spring lock of the door. There is nothing there for anybody to steal and those who occupy 1t are not criminal and will not leave until the usual hour. The dogs are tied and cannot skip. If the powers that be don't like these propositions proba- billy they would entertain a motion to ind some other place for the mad and crazy dogs. Put them in some nice room up stairs and leave the dug out to the tramps.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-01-05
HOSIERY FOR WOMEN AND
 CHILDREN.

d.adies' Black Cotton Hose, value
 12Isc. This Sale eco. co. ..9c Ladies Heavy Fleece Lined Hose.
 This Sale .... .... .... ....1 He Ladies Heavy Weight Black Cot
 ton Hose. double sole. regular
 price 25c. This Sale co. ....19c ,Children's Wool Hose. odd sizes,
 value 25c. This Sale. ..l2 l-2c Hnfants' Cashmere Hose. silk heel
 and toe. 25c quality. This Sale l9c
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-01-05
A PIttsburg Suggestion.

1nasmuch as there is law against carrying concealed weapons, 1t is up to the gents furnishing stores. while the burglar panic is on. to stock up with something neat in the way of gun and ''razzah" belts.-Pittsburg Gazette.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-01-05
In Boston,

T hate" said Mrs. Backbay. ito see mothers humiliate their, children by trying to keep them babies. Look at Mrs. waldo-her little boy is i've years old. and big. strapping fellow: and the silly woman .hasn't put him into glasses yeti"
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-01-05
UNDERWEAR FOR WOMEN AND
 CHILDREN. Prevent Gripe at Small Outlay
 From This List

Ladies' Heavy Fleece Lined Vests
 and Pants, regular price 39c.
 This Sale .... .-.. .... ....29c Ladies Heavy Fleece Lined Vests
 and Pants. value soc. This Sale
 ... ... ..... .3Sc Ladies White Wool Vests and
 Pants. ribbed. will not shrink.
 value 9sc. This Sale .... ...59c Ladies White and Natural Wool
 Pants. odd sizes. value 15c. sl. SIPS. This Sale .... ...-. .4sc Misses Ribbed Vests. mostly large
 sizes. regular price 25c. This
 Sale lIc One lot of Children's Vests. odd
 sizes. value 19c to 25c. This
 Sale .I1 1-1c