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The morning journal-courier., 1908-11-25
WILLIE LEWIS HERE Crack Welterweight Who Meets Harry Lewis December IA
 Arrives in Town. TO TRAIN AT WEST HAVEN From Now on VIII Be Located at Hotel Uncas---Jeff DOherty His
 sparring Partner.
TO TRAIN AT WEST HAVEN

Willie Lewis of Brooklyn. who is to the Grand opera house on December IA. in the card of bouts which the Edgewood club are running, arrived in town yesterday, and Will stay here ana train after hls bout with hi5 name sake. His quarters will be at the Ho- tel Uncas in West Haven, and already large number of hght followers in this city have expressed their inlen- ton of going down to watch him work out tomorrow.
 Willie Is looking In the best of con dition, and Is only two pounds away from the weight agreed upon by the matohmakers, namely l4S. To-day he will only participate in Q little lIght road work, and his real hard work will commence tomorrow when he starts to work out in the gymnasium. He intends to set at tho bag consids erably, and, in fact, will content hlm- the return of Jen poherty on Friday, who Is at Philadelphia, where he goes on with Mickey Cannon tomorrow night in six round go Jeff Is to be Willie Lewis regular sparring partner and from this arrangement both boys will undoubtedly beneit great deal,
 When asked regarding his opinion Of
  that he could be relied upon to be in at the finish and that if Harry in- tended to get it on him he would have to go some This bout Is the main bout of .he card ur boxing bouts which the EdgeWood club Is 10 run and tick cts tur which applications are pouring in from gl parts of the state.
 The semi final match is between JeN D1hcrtH of this city and Paddy SullI- van of New York. and it is a recognized fact that the New Havener will have Co go some Co put it onto the New Yorker who of late has been meeting some very fast boys, and as yet ia undefcated These boys will go ten rounds at iSS pounds. The preliminary of tic care will be a six rounder ba- tween Abe the Newsbog of New Lon don and Maurice LeMoyne of Webster Mass. who will be put on at I4o pounds
 Dave Fitzgerald has the refcreelns fin charge, Frank Scollins of Danhury will be master ui ceremonies. ana Johnny Cahill of this city viii hold the tlmeplece. The men will weigh in at o'clock al Fitzgerald and Ma lone's cafe on Grown street on the aft ernoon of December h. The card 1l the evening will start promptly a half past eight
The morning journal-courier., 1908-11-25
AT LAST PRACTICE
Local High School Putting on Finishing Touches for Nau-
 gatuck Game To- morrow.
ON THE VARSITY GRlDIRoN
Match Starts at 1O:SO and Will Be a Fast One---NEuse Star Drop
 Kicker.

The local high school team conclud- ed their last heavy practice of the year yesterday afternoon at Yale field when the coaches put the squad through some very stiff practice stunts in preparation for their game to-mor- rom when they line up against the undefeated Naugatuck high school eleven al the field. Muse, the fast left end of the team, proved to be tho sensation of the afternoons practice when he kicked a beautiful drop from the forty yard lIne
 This Is rather q new role for the left end to otIiciate in and his per- folmance was of the first rank. Frank Bergin, the Princeton quarterback, was unable to be with the team yes terday, but has promised the players that he will be present this afternoon when the finishing touches will be put onto the signal work of the team.
 The game tom lrrow morning will undoubtedly be ono of tho fastest high school matches seen on the Yale grid iron in some time, and as the mem bers of the local team have all, by their good work in studies, been al lowed to join the squad, the Nauga- tuck eleven will run up against a very stiff proposition.
 Connolly, the star quarterback, will undoubtedly run the team and his past work needs but little commen- daton. Behind the line will be either l 3rd or Dunn at right half, while Sake Will probably be placed at left half. Mccormick and Fiheld will alternate at fullback
 Alderman and Muse will both be l sure of playing practically the whole game at ends, while osborn whose work has hcen a feature during the | year, and the captain, Davis, will take care of the tackles. Stiles or Tousley l will guard the right side of the line while Frankel will hold the left side. Fr6nkel, the regular center, will start the game at his snapback position
 The officials of the game will be chosen to-day and will be from some of the alumni of the school who are at present home for their vacation from
 
 have been mentioned are Bird, sub stitute of the Yale varsity this fall; Messinger, who played fullback for the freshmen; Bacon, who was the regular guard on the same team; Greene. the eX-Pennsy. fullback; OBrien. the former Swarthmore quarter, and Bergin, sub quarter on the Tiger team this year.
 The game will start promptly at 10:30 and the management is hoping for a large crowd After to-morrow's game the team will disband for the season. Shortly after the dlsband- onment, however, the members of tho squad will be given banquet in ap- rrpciation of their endeavors on the grldiron for the season of 1908.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-11-25
ROMING ON PAIIRIC COAST.

Chicago, Nov. 2i,--A dispatch to the Record-Herald from Seattle, Wash, says;
 "O6icers In charge of inc athletic Alaska- a-Yukon-Paoifc exposition have arranged to held at least two reEattas q month on Lake Washington during the four months of the fair Articles have been signed for a series Of races between the crews of the University of Washington, Wisconsin, Stanford, California, and other western and mid dle western colleges, \ representa- tive who is making the rounds of thc eastern universities also reports thS Cornell, Yale, and Harvard may par ticipate, The dates for the events with western crews have not been fixed.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-11-25
WITH THE B0WLERS

New York had an easy time Monday night with NeW Brunswick in the Eastern league match on the Morning side alleys taking ii out of the II games played, Tn the individual event Dunbar had little trouble in capturing four out of the five games, losing the last by two pins.
 The two-men event was easy for the New Workers who succeeded in making a clean sweep They also took two games in the three and ive-men events.
 Dunbar was the high individual star, rolling a single of 249, Burton of the New BrUnswclis, however, was close behind him with PAT.
 In the Eastern league we are now tied with New Brunswick and Newark for first position in the fve-men event. Just watch us trim that Brooklyn bunch Friday.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-11-25
LOCALS WIN AGAIN
State League Quintet Wallops Bristol for Three Straight
 Games.
BRIDGEPORT TAKES TWO
Defeats Hartford In Good Rolling ... Waterbury Also Captures
 Two.
(spccIr ts thc Journnl-conrIcrl

Bristol Nov 2i-The New Haven State league quintet made a runaway match of their contest horc tonight with the locals when they carried off all three games, thereby increasing their hold on first position in the league race. Weber of the visitors was high single with PIP and shared the honors of rolling high threo-strlngs with Mathes of the homo team with 6S2,
The morning journal-courier., 1908-11-25
Oiylnp;c.
Spartan.

472 481 464-1411
The morning journal-courier., 1908-11-25
AL SHARP TO REFERRED.

Annapolis. Md, Nov, 24. --- An- nouncement of tne officials for the Army-Navy game next Saturday with the exception of the umpire was made by Head Coach Berrian of the Naval academy tonight as follows:
 Sharp of Yale, referee; Marshall of Harvard, field judge, and Torrey of Pennsylvania, head lInesman
The morning journal-courier., 1908-11-25
Two New Records Also Fstablished- Bridgeport and Stamford
 Winners.
NATIONAL POLO LEAGUE
TONIGHT.
pawtucket at Brockton
 New Britain at Providence.

The local Nutmeg league quintet jumped back into first plaee in the league standing last night when they walloped Middletown for all three games. The first two games were ta- ken in rather easy fashion but the third was undecided until the last man on each side had rolled his final frame,
 Hall was the star of the evening, capturing high single with 2ol and high three strings with 57i. The score folloMs.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-11-25
Bridgeport.
Hartford.
" NrERRrRY TAKEs Two.
specinI ta the JournnI-ccuricr.,

Merlden, Nov. 24.-1n some of the fastest bowling seen on tho local al- leys in some time the Waterbury state quintet took two games from the home bowlers here tonight Waterbury had things all it's own way in the first two games, owing to r. Beardsley's high rolling. The visitor secured high single with 2lS, while C. Beardsley and Savage, of the locals, bot high three strings with 593. The score follows.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-11-25
CORNELL OFF FOR PENNSY

Ithaca, N. r., Nov 24.--The Cornell football team left tonight for Wayne Pa, where it will remain until just before the Penna. game at Philadel- phia on Thursday. Three thousand students marched to the train tonight to cheer the team off and over one thousand will go to Philadelphia to- morrow,
The morning journal-courier., 1908-11-25
New Haven.
S94 91S S5S2665
MiddletOWn.
TWO RECORDS GO.
pccia to inc Journal-Couricro

Waterbury Nov 2i.~-Two records were broisen in the Nutmeg league match here tonight, when tho locals took two games from their New Brit sin adversaries Allen for the team was certainly the star of the match, as lie secured high three strings with G5G, going McKinstrY the present hold CT of the record, fourteen better. He also broke the high single record, when he secured 253, beating Whallen's 2i 4of last week,
 He, however, was beaten tonight by McC,rath of the visitors, who rolled 256, The score follows;
The morning journal-courier., 1908-11-25

games from the Hartford State lea gucrs here tonight The bowling was the closest seen on the local alleys in some time and two of tho games were not decided until the last frame had been concluded
 Watt was high single with 219 and Williams of the visitors was high roller with o93 The score follows:
The morning journal-courier., 1908-11-25
TAET ELECrs CAPTAIN.

Watortowu, Nov, 24,-At a meeting of the Taft school football team here to-day Ovlde B, LaCour, 19t0 was elected captain LaCour Is from New Orleans. He played right halGbach during the past season.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-11-25
45O 5o2 4f2-l364

The Womeu's club of Magnolia, Mass, is said to be the only one of It's kind in existence, lt has a membership of something moro than 3O), all women employed as workers in the hotels, boarding houses and residences of the gummer pOpulatIon Of that resort
The morning journal-courier., 1908-11-25
The local State leaguers still lead the league, the standing in which follows;
The local Nutmcggers are again In
Kelsey rolled his head off last nigl

Kelsey rolled his head off last night when the Y. NJ. R. C. Nutmeggers met the City leaguers in a match game He secured scores of POP, 214
 255, 671, and brought the total of tho Nutmcgs up to 295S. They by the way swamped their adversaries thrice. Latsl Ss@ @
The morning journal-courier., 1908-11-25
WILSON'S CASE DISMISSED.

New York, Nov. 24,-1he com plaining witness against Battling Nelson, a pugilist, who was arrested yesterday, charged with resisting an officer did not appear in court to- day and the case against the fighter was dismissed.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-11-25

Al Kubiak of Grand Rapids put Fred Bradley to sleep in Philadelphia on Monday night in four rounds. A right to the jaw did the trick and 1t took the Massachusetts boy several hours to recover.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-11-25
FOG AtrMcrs noMLEns-

The heavy mist that enyolopod the city streets penetrated to the alley last evening and a beautiful exhibition of Fog eyed rolling ensued. sommers was the only roller present with auto mobile goggles, amassng the respect iul totals of l9i and 52i Enough Is sufficient
The morning journal-courier., 1908-11-25
Keen interest has been attracte

Keen interest has been attracted to the Y. M. R. C. alleys owing to the fact that the management has offered a 15-pound turkey to the man rolling high single during the week. Mix seems to have the bird in his hand with 246. George Robert Kelsey will probably get wing from the way he is rolling now.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-11-25
NAJrC,ATIrC'K WINS.

The association football game be- tween Naugatucb and Bridgeport, in connection with the Connecticut league played at Molbourn Court Naugatuck, Sunday resulted in a win for Naugatuck by 6 to 1.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-11-25

It used to be held that primitive man was vegetarlan but tho authro- biologist Ortvav has made careful and extended Investigations which indicate that primitive man like tho modern savage. was omulvlrous.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-11-25
Raymond, wit

Raymond, with 2S9, of the Win chester Bowling association. is high man for the box of Caves given by the same management for the man rolling high single in practice. Sin gle up, Joe.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-11-25
ExTRNCToRS TAKE TWO.
EXtraCtOrs.
582 GO1 577
Butt Stocks
OLY1TPTCS STILL LEAD.

. The Olymplcs held onto their lead by taking the Spartans into camp in the deciding game by 4j pins Brick son was the center of the Olympic att tack, with two double centuries and a
 560 total.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-11-25
Gen. Hale,
Gen. Terry.
nAsInnAIr-IN IAnAN

Toklo Nov 2f The American and kieo university baseball teams ex- changed batteries ln tbelr game to- day, The Americans won by the scoro of 10 to l.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-11-25

The 12-round bout between Owen Mo ran and Frankie Neil, the California featherweight which was to take place at the Armory A lA, of Boston last night was postponed for week Mo ran has not been feeling well for few days and as he was unable to do any training for the contest Charley liar vey his manager, telegraphed to Mlah Murphy matchmaker of the Armory A, A., asking for a postponement of the bout
The morning journal-courier., 1908-11-25
BOXING NEWS

After his match here on December t4 before the Edgewood club. Harry Lewis goes to Rochester. N r., where on the sixteenth he boxes Unk Russell for ten rounds.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-11-25
SOCCER FOOTBALL
Connecticut League Leaders to Play Triple Champions at
 Harrison To morrow.

The New Haven Caledonan Soccer football team journey to Harrison, N, J., tomorrow where they will mo the West Hudson team, known as the triple champions of the association game. The game will he played in the afternoon and 1t Is expected that from seven to [ n thousand people will wit represented by their strongest elevens, The Journal Courier will give a special report of the game in Fridays issue. The following player will represent the West Hudsons and the Caledon, Ians:
 West Hudson. New Haven. Hanlon ..,..,,,.,,,,,,,...,..., ShanKs
 Goal Kettles ..,...,,,,,.s...,.,..... Black
 Fullbacks Miller .,,.......,..,.,....,.. Miller
 Fullbacks, Lawson ..,.,,.,,.,,..,,,...... Coule
 Halfbacks. McKie .....,................,.. Smith
 Halfbacks. Hackett ........,.............. Fraser
 Halfbacks. Carter .....,.......,.......,.., Clark
 Forwards. Dean .......,,,,,.,,,,',,..' thompson
 Forwards German .,,,,,.',t,...'''''' oteNer
 Forwards.
  lIennoX ..,.,...rtt...'.'.' NdlcHtlllt
 Forwards Colville .,,,,,,...,,.,.,....,. ROSS
 Forwards.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-11-25

Jack Blackburn, who Is to box Mike Donovan at Plttsburg Pa, on next Monday night. has received an offer .o box Tony Caponi at Wheeling W. Va. on December 1.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-11-25

Jem Driscoll will fight Baldwin again Matty having decided to stick to the east instead of going west. He and Driscoll will box 12 rounds at the Ar mory club of Boston, on December 8, three days after Driscoll meets Grover Hayes at Philadelphia, The Boston pa- pers however, are all up in arms against Baldwin being matched with Jim Driscol, owing to the many queer bouts Matty has been engaged in,
The morning journal-courier., 1908-11-25
L-.AilaiS&

In the City league tonight the Tuxedos roll the Acadcmys at the formers alleys.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-11-25

Billy Papke Is quite favorite over Stanley Ketchell at odds of 10 to for the Thanksgiving day fight at San Francisco. Cal.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-11-25

Kid Deehanty of the Crescent Ath- letic club of Bridgeport is willing to take on any 1t0-115 pound boxer in the r,ty Manager Hurley and Trainer Herman are rapidly getting the kid into shape Address communication to the Crescent Athletic club, SIS South avenue, Bridgeport
The morning journal-courier., 1908-11-25

Jimmy Gardner and Jim Clabby meet tomorrow night at New Orleans.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-11-25

Bert Reyes, who appeared here last winter, will 40 20 rounds with Kid sul- livan at Savannah tonight.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-11-25
POLO RESULTS.

ton, |,
 Al Fall River Fall River &; New Britain, 2
The morning journal-courier., 1908-11-25

Kid Hart of Bridgeport would like to meet Young Slattery or Young Hyda for six rounds before any club offering suitable Inducements. Address w. Rogg, manager 327 River street, Bridgeport, Conn,
The morning journal-courier., 1908-11-25

Everybody at the rink tomorrow afternoon at 2 o'clock and watch HIS trim those Park City boys. We need the game to hold first place.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-11-25

It is rumored that Andy Dargan is anxious to have Tommy Murphy and Pacley Mcfarland box here at a near date.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-11-25

Mike Donovan of Rochester. and Jack Blackburn of Philadelphia, fought be- fore the National A. q at PIttahurg, Monday night and Blackburn had the best of the first three rounds, and af- ter that Donovan showed up well and evened matters
The morning journal-courier., 1908-11-25
DRIVES FOR TIE CAGE.

Lewis, of the Teddy Bears, has jumped to the front among the rush CTS in the league. He, however, is not very far in advance of Lincoln, of the Worcester aggregation.
 Warner of the locals, has passed the century mark, and if he continues at his present gate he will give the other rushers hard run for first hon-A ors.
 The Fall River quintet has secured the greatest number of rushes, havingS TIT to it's credit. That team and Bridgeport are tied for first position in caging the largest number of goals, each having shot 133.
 New Haven has landed 134 rushes through the work of Bone and War; lner.
 Among the goal-tends "Fido" Sut- ton, while maintaining his former average, has dropped peg in the standing John Mallory, of the Provi- dence team having passed him.
 Fall River also comes in for tho largest number of fouls, with total of 24 Neither Bone nor Warner has been penallaed.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-11-25

Mark Holmes, 729 East Main street Bridgeport, desires to match Davy Ryan with any 183 or 1SS man In the state. Holmes is ready to post a forfeit of $50
The morning journal-courier., 1908-11-25
OXY. .AGEIYLENE MELpING lNl RRAzNG

fin all metals We make most difficult repairs in broken engine cylinders, crank cases, finished machine partA Oxy-Carbi Co.,. 17 Webster st.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-11-25
Bristol.
New Haven.
BRIDGEPORT TNKEs TWO.

Especial Co the JOurnBl- CouricrD Bridgeport, Nov A Bridgeport had
The Detroit times., 1908-01-29
FOREIGN CARS
FOR AUTO SHOW

The first opportunity of the year will
be afforded at the local automobile
show in the armory week after next
OF comparing the foreign with the Am
erlcan made cars. Manager McMas
ter is confident that three or four OF
the cars which were a part OF the re-
cent importers salon will he on hand.
These are the latest productions of the
French, Belgian and Italian builders
and the demand for them in New York
showed that their popularity is as
great as ever.
or the American cars there will =
upwards of so on the main floor, run
ming from the popular-priced run
about to- the expensive six-cylindei
cars. Many OF these never have been
in Detroit, and have not been shown
anywhere In the country this season
the 1903 crop not being ready when
the early shows were held.
II is expected that there will be ar
exhibit by the good roads commission
during the show Manager McMastei
has rendered space for the purpose
and Edward ~ Hines. OF the gooa
roads commission, says he will accept
II IL Is possible to make a showing
The idea Is to have materials anL
plans al, good roads on hand. also
somebody who can give an idea OF thu
work 10 be done in Wayne county b,
| the commission.
The Detroit times., 1908-01-29
CLOSE GYM TO ENSURE
WARM BILLIARD BALLS

The Detroit Athletic club gymnasium
will be closed to members all day
Thursday and force will go to work
Wednesday night az soon as the bas-
ketball game Is over. TO get the build
1nx ready for the Sutton-Schaefer bill
Hard match which will be played
Thursday evening.
President Kelsey, of the club, is an
enthusiastic billiard player himself
and Ii taking all precautions TO have
tho big room warm and in shape for
the game. The closing OF the gymna-
Stun Is fer the purpose OF combating
the cold snap. The ivory balls to be
used In the match are extremely SEN
gitive TO cold and the heating appar-
atus Of the gymnasium will be pushed
10 the limit all day to keep the room
IT 4 temperature which win enable the
experts to use their utmost skill.
The coming match is nccasioninG a
large interest in the club and billiard
rooms all over the city. While II will
be- but an exhibition affair. general
opinion seems to favor Sutton. who Is
usually credited with an ability TO play
such matches with success second to
that achieved by no player in the his
tory OF the game.
The event will present a peculiar
contrast in the physical equipment Of
tho rival stars. Though both of them
are champions, Sutton is big man. in
The Detroit times., 1908-01-29

Cincinnati promfxes Co furnish 20 bowl
Ing teams for the national congress-
That town will just about decide the
location or the next AFFAIR.
The left-knnde6 Tixei pitchers are
coming into tho fold with a rush.
Sterzer signed with the first, IL took
killfan only i've minutes. and Siever
has made three trips to the baseball
office but hasn't found President
The Dayton bssketbsiI team playing
here tonight insists on being called
Ansolas and not Angoras. Anybody
who tries TO stroke EN- does so at
his peril. Martin. Whalen. Morris,
Dessy KIccb L. bsess In the ss~edws,
raeing game. with a PAGER he calls
Billy W. credited with mark OF
Ma"sS Riley. a.iss. for Feb n.
The western Hor-~mnr echoes n fa-
n4lsar sentiment as follows "The
ftxfft hnrnc>- turf uwrz uIurn u
Daniel J. Campau. bot no greater
4 debt than when. on his retirement
from active participation In racing
matters, he transferred his Grand
Circuit franchise 80 tlfe newly fvrrfr-i
-rs-eeitffon OF Detroit burfnrrs rnrn
and saw 10 II that the owners OF this
CROSSE petnte treek did- mot seeufs
Grand Circuit dates"
The Detroit times., 1908-01-29
ANGOLAs ON
HAND TO PLAY

Manager Jacob Mazer. OF the De
troit Basketball association five, re-
ceived word Wednesday forenoon that
the Dayton Angolas who VIII meet the
Detroits In the d. A. c. gymnasium TO-
night mad left that city on the Big
-Four and would arrive in Detroit at 4
o'clock. Mazer will meet them and
take them TO the GrIswold. where they
will be domiciled during their stay IN
the city.
Mazer IS undecided on his lineup FOR
the game and will probably use al
ieass =oven men during the progress
of the contest, alternating Alex Me
Dlarmid and Shinnick at one of the
forward positions and assigning JOY
Miller and I.idIngton to defense duty
in one half each. Mazer, Lundy and
Richards. it Is expected, VIII play the
game out.
Central VS.. Western and Eastern VS.
ID. u. s form the preiiminaries.