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The Washington times., 1908-03-09
nance for Miss Wood.

An enjoyable dance was given at Tie
library. Chevy Chase, Nd, Saturday
evening, IN honor of Miss Annie Lou
WOOD, of Birmingham, Ala, who IS the
guest Of Miss Helen Gerber, Of Rhode
island avenue Among those present
were MISS Noah, Miss Grace Lind. Miss
Dorothy smith, Miss Ray, Miss Eader
Miss Fabcock. Miss Helshleyr MISS
King. Miss Sadler, Miss TOpley Miss
Pivero- Miss Snyder. Mt. Downey, Mr.
Turner. Mr. EverhaTu, Mr.. Morgan Mr.
-VbfDDie. Mr.. Davis. Mr.. Engleside, Mr.
Stovail. Mr. Fox, Mr. Henrlchs, MI
Pumple, Mr.. TOply, Mr.. Fuller, MT.
Mason.
The chaperons included Mr.. and Mrs
Babcock, Mrs Van Antwerp, Mrs. Ger
b2r, Mrs. Hebbs, Mrs. McDermatt and
Mrs. Eader-
The Washington times., 1908-03-09

Mrs. Miller, wife Of Representative J.
II Miller, is the guest of Commander
and Mrs. Dodge. at Annapolis. Nd.
Representative Miller is IN Kansas for
q few days.
The Washington times., 1908-03-09

Lieut.. G. A. Matile is visiting his
parents at the Cumberland. Miss Matile
has recently returned from Philadelphia,
where she was the guest Of Miss
Thomas.
The Washington times., 1908-03-09

Mrs. A 6 Bernstein and son. Nathan,
OF New York, are visiting their parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. s. Rosenthal
The Washington times., 1908-03-09

Gen. and Mrs. oliver Ellsworth Wood
left washington for New York yester-
day IN company with Gen. and Mrs.
Stewart /. WoOdford, whose guests they
VIII be for a week. They will attend
the banquet rendered the japanese am
bassador. Baron Tatahira. by the Japan
Society OF New York, of which they are
charter members,
The Washington times., 1908-03-09

Mrs. Robert Miller. of 17}C Eighteenth
street, win be at home tomorrow after
noon.
The Washington times., 1908-03-09

Mrs. Samuel Bieber, Mrs. 7. Kaufman.
and Mrs. Harry W Wolf will b. at
home tomorrow from to O'Clock at
go g street southeast.
The Washington times., 1908-03-09

Mrs David Ed ward Finley viii not re-
cefve this afternoon, but viii be at home
the remaining Mondays in March.
The Washington times., 1908-03-09

Baron Haymerle, OF the AustrO-HUn-
garian embassy, has returned TO Wash
ington from FLORIDA, where he has been
spending six weeks
The Washington times., 1908-03-09

Mrs. EIkins and Miss Elkins, wife and
daughter OF Senator stephen ,. Elkins
of West Virginia. have gone 10 Miami
Fla, for a few weeks.
The Washington times., 1908-03-09

Mrs. Phelps and Miss May Phelps
wife and daughter of Commander ii.
Phelps. Z. 8. N, are planning To leave
Washington for Europe. They viii be
Joined by Commander Phelps in ia
pan,
The Washington times., 1908-03-09

Mrs van VeChten OlCOtt wife Of
REPRESENTATIVE Olcott Of New York, has
gone TO New York for a few days. She
will return 10 washington Thursday.
The Washington times., 1908-03-09

Miss Morgan Returns.
Miss Frederick Morgan has returned
from a visit 10 friends at Roland Park.
Baltimore.
The Washington times., 1908-03-09
Miss Wood Returns.

Miss wooa viii return to Washing
. ton today from a visit to her home in
New Jersey.
The Washington times., 1908-03-09

Mrs. Mortimer Stiefer, who IS a cous-
fn Of Mrs. Guggenhein, has been the
guest of Senator and Mrs. Guggenhcun
in their home on Scott Circle. but he's
recently returned to New York.
The Washington times., 1908-03-09

Mr.. and Mrs r Carl Smith VIII not
receive Saturday. March H. but viii be
at home the remaining Saturdays until
June &c 1888 Seventeenth street.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-01-31
RUSSIAN CHAMPION
Hackenschmidt Retains Title on Mat, Defeating American
 Wrestler.
FOREIGNER WAS FAvoRITE
m the Match With Rogers-Winner Secures Two Falls in About
 Fourteen Minutes.

London, Jan S0.-George Hacken- schmidt. of Russia, easily defeated roa , Rogers, American, in the wrest,;ne match at Oxford music hall this after noon' for the championship of the world.
 The match was Under catch-as- catch-can rules, best two out of threA lalis' with ten-minute rest period between bouts. The time of the firat 1ail was minutes, 35 seconds am that ol the second 6 minutes and 45 seconds. Hackenschmidt consequently retains the title of champion.
 There was big gathering of tba sporting fraternity. to witness .he con- est. Both men appeared to be in good condition but Hackenschmidt was strong favorite with the public and the bettors. ''iS
 The stake was only s25o side.
 Westling is enjoying a boom at nrea. eht and committees of sporting men. including several men of title. hava oeen formed to promote the sport. The tournament of this week, of which the contest of today was feature. is he- ing held under their auspices.
 Ihere are more than hundred len. tries' representing several different na- tlonalities and wrestlers of all weiphte me tournament has brought out quite number of promising aspirants
The morning journal-courier., 1908-01-31
WEBER THE VICTOR
Butch" Wins 7 Out of IS Games in First Series
 With Johnson.
A REMARKABLE CONTEST
Return Match Between the Star Pin. knights at Tuxedo Alleys
 This Evening.

Butch Weber got the big end of the series with Charlie Johnson in the tourney for the city championship at Swift X Hulse's alleys last night. The man from the Independents captured seven of the thirteen games. and has to win six tonight at the Tuxedo al- leys in order to capture the series.
 The match was the most interesting exhibited in this city this season The scores were not brillian. but the close ness of the scores in each game added a decided interest to the contest. Johnson was handicapped little by a sore thumb, but this handicap was overcome by the fact that he was roll ing on his home alleys Both bowlers hit the pins well, but they seemed to favor the visiting pinknight.
 Weber seemed to have more confi- dence in himself than Johnson, and that confidence, passing into the ball, was thrilled into the pins and they fell pretilly when hit prettily. Johnson seemed to have an off night, and. al- though he hit the pocket time and again, he seldom got strikes.
 This evening the defeated bowler will have chance to redeem himself. He will be handicapped by the fact that Weber will be rolling comfortably at home, but if he has an on night he may capture the series
 Should Charlie Johnson lose to Weber, Frank Beecher. who is at pres ent rolling steady and pretty game, will take on Butch.
 The scores of last nights series fol- low:
 Weber-ls1 172, 192. 1s2, 214. 1ss, 200, 223, POS, 19S. 222, 190, 16O; total 254S; average. 196.
 Johnson--l6S, 215, 1s3, 1s2. IFS, 172. 204, 1sO, 207, 21e, 16s, 197. IFS: total, 245S average, 1891
The morning journal-courier., 1908-01-31
FAVORITE BEATEN
Padmore Loses to Ingoldsby in !, Championship Pool
 Match.
PLAYERS IN FINE FORM
Kennedy Matched Against IngoIdsby at Kingsbury's Tonight for a
 Purse of $25.

The favorite of the city championship pool tournament now going on at Kingsbury was defeated in as exciting game of pool seen so far, by Mir Jack Ingoldsby by a score of no to s6.
 Both players were in fine form and it was anybody's game up to the last frame, when Mir. Tadmore made an un- fortunte play, which lost him the game.
 MT. Ingold3by created the star play of the evening, with double kiss bank shot.
 This game puts Mr. Ingoldsby into second place and Padmore back to third.
 More than the usual excitement will happen tonight when Mir. Kennedy hooks up with MT. Ingodsby for a purse of $25 in West Haven tonight.
 Quite a number of local pool lovers will go down.
 MT. Burke, who protested his defeat by MT, Kennedy last Tuesday, wins out, consequently he plays the game over some time next week.
 MT. Trudo succeeded in giving Mir Reed a trimming In the tournament by score of 100 to S4 Neither player was in their best form. Scores:
 Ingoldsby, S. 10, o, Il, 1, 0, 14, 12, 15 10. II, &; 100.
 Padmore, !, 5, l5, 1, II, 15, 1, 3, o, 5, 4 [; 96
 Referee Mir. Cameron. Score keeper Mir. Slverglide.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-01-31
BASEBALL MEETING TO-DAY.
Deal for Transfer of Norwich IdkcI,
 10 Go Through.

At the meeting of the Connecticut baseball league this afternoon at the Garde hotel, the circuit and schedule questions will probably be disposed of
 The reports for Meriden are that they will get the Norwich franchise and players. The transfer of Norwich to Meriden is important chiefly to Bridge port, Springfield and Holyoke, as they have the longest road to travel to get to Norwich
 According to the Meriden Journal the deal with Norwich has been practically completed and the team is to go to Mcriden practically as 1t was last sea- son with the exception of Pitcher Plank, The Journal says the final ar- engagements will be made and the mat. ter settled in time for the league meet. ing. The Journal denies that there has ever been any friction over the ex- change. The two parties have been talking business from the start.
 The Journal reports progress upon the proposed new grounds. If the desired location Is secured it will be of great advantage to the club, as the old Hanover park was always too far away to be thoroughly satisfactory The Journal says that baseball fans may be- satisfied that a report will be made at the league meeting that will assure baseball in Meriden during the coming season.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-01-31
HARVARD SCHEDULE Crimson Baseball Team to Play it's First Game on the
 9th of April. PLAY TWO NEW GAMES Fordham and Georgetown Added and West Point and Columbia
 Dropped.

Cambridge, Jan. 30.-Tbe baseball schedule of the Harvard team for the coming season was issued tonight Two new games have been added tC the schedule, Fordham and George town, and two games have been drop ped this year, West Point and Colum- bia. A new feature of the schedule is the provision for two extra games at New York in case of a tie with Princeton or Yale. The schedule fol- lows:
 April S-Wesleyan at Cambridge. April 11-Vermont at Cambridge. April 15-Bowdoin at Cambridge. April 1S-Fordham a. Cambridge. April 21-Annapolis at Annapolis. April 2S-Annapolis at Annapolis. April 25-Georgetown at Washing ton.
 April 2S-Bates at Cambridge
 April 29--Exeter at Cambridge. April S0-Maine at Cambridge.
 May 2-Holy Cross at Worcester. May Civilians at Cambridge
 May 9-Cornell at Ithaca,
 May 1S-Amherst at Cambridge.
 May 16--Princeton at Cambridge. May 19-Dartmouth at Hanover. May 20--Andover at Cambridge. May 23--Princeton at Princeton. May 27-Princeton at New York Gin case of tie)
 May 30-Brown at Providence.
 June 3-Brown at Cambridge,
 June 6-Dartmouth at Cambridge. June 10-Cornell at Cambridge.
 June 13-Holy Cross at Cambridge June 1S--yale at Cambridge.
 June 23-Yale at New Haven.
 June 27-Yale at New York Gin case of tie).
The morning journal-courier., 1908-01-31
FOUR SMALL FIRES
Department Companies Busy During Ten Minutes
 Yesterday.
HARD RUNS THROUGH COLD
Customers at Hcrmann's Church Street Cafe Given
 Scare.

Four still alarms occupied the atten- tion of the fire department within ten minutes yesterday afternoon. The dam age in all the cases was very slight and the firemen had pleasant rides in the freezing cold weather.
 No. was called out at 3.S6 by a blaze in tho office of the New Haven Woodworking company. at 4s7 East street. The floor was on fire and was partly eaten away when the com pany arrived. Chemicals quickly ex- tinguished tke flames
 At 3:39 Co. No II was called out bv an alarm from 131 Cedar street, The chimney was on fire, Andrew Casat- tore is the owner and the occupant. The damage will not be over S1OO.
 At S:45 the customers at Hermann's s cafe on Church street were alarmed by a cry of fire" and aA alarm was sent In. The woodwork around a steam pipe had igpited, but the fire was quickly extinguished. Co. No, 12 responded.
 At S:45 an alarm from 9S Clinton ave- nue called out Co. No 10 The fire was in the chimney and was put out almost before the company arrived The own CT was Mrs. J. s. Cox and the occupant c. Wells.
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INSTITUTE NEW LODGE.
Daughters of Scotia Lodge Now
 iE Ansonia,

Thsorder of the Daughters of Scotia which had it's origin in this city. and which has now spread over several states of. the country. instituted a new lodge al Ansonia last night About hfty of the members of Victoria lodee or New Haven went by special car. and took part in the ceremony Among those who went were the grand chief daughter of the order, Mrs T. P. Gil- lespie;. past grand chief daughter Mrs Duncan Mckenzie, who acted as grand conductor. Mrs. R. Gibson chief daueh- ter of Victoria lodge. Mrs James Adamson, sub-chief daughter. Mrs Doveday, financial secretary; Mrs Alex. Walton. secretary. Mrs James Mus tarde. treasurer, and others
 Grand treasurer. Miss Janet Duffus of Bridgeport. and grand secretary Mrs. Mary Miller of Torrineton were also present. There were also presen. delegates from the Hartford Bridge port, Meriden. Torrington. New LorA don. Paterson and Kearney N J Lodges present. The institution cere- monv as well as that of installation was conducted hv Grand Chief Mrs T F Gillespie and the other grand lodge officers present 4 banquet followed the exercises. The new lodge which will also be an. auxiliary to Clan Mac Donald. Oder of Scottish Clans. of An sonia, begins it's career with about fif- ty members.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-01-31
RUBE wADDEIL RELEASED.
Great Pitcher Unable to Regulate
 Mike Schreck's Food Schedule.

According to a report received from New Orleans Rube Waddell will no longer train Mike Schreck, who is to box Tommy Ross before the Southern Athletic club in New Orleans next Friday night. The great pitcher un- ,dsrtook tc regulate Mikes food sched- ule hy insisting on an oyster diet. and the Dutchman rebelled. Rube arrived in New orleans from Mobile wearing nashy trousers. lavender vest and a dark green coat. His mission. he said. was to condition Schreck and inciden- tally take the kinks out of himself.
 After a one-round bout with Mike. in which Rube took a clubbing. he went out to look for a longshoreman. to sub for him in the boxing part. Then he handed Schreck a bill of fare. ranging from oysters raw to oysters broiled. He said all meats should be avoided. Eube was released on tic spot
The morning journal-courier., 1908-01-31
PINl0N MAKES GOOD
Jockey Notter's Mount Heavily Backed by New Orleans
 Bettors.
FAv0RITE AN EASY VICTOR
Captures First Race for Two-Year- Olds by Four Lengths at
 City Park.

New Orleans, Jan. 30.-Fifteen maiden two-year- odds went to the post in the first race at City Park to-day. With the betting on these youngsters largely guesswork, the bettors pinned their faith to Jockey Notter, on Pin ion, which was made favorite. Pio- ion won by four lengths after an easy run. Results:
 First, furlongs, selling-Pionion, 107. Notter. s to 5, won; Dr. Arms trong, 104, V Powers, 3 to 1, second Roseburg, IT., 1O2, Chirvin, 10 to 1, third. Time, :35 2-5.
 Second, steeplechase, short course, handicap-Dr Heard, 140. Mckinney. 12 to 1. won: Lindale, 1sO, Koehler, 30 to 1, second; Dr. Logan, 153 So- bell, Ito ,. third. Time, 3;03 3-5.
 Third. furlongs, selling-French Nun, 95. s. Flynn, [ to 2, won; Grac- cAus, s4, Dubel, 30 to 1. second; Gold Way, 101, c. Koerner, to 1, third Time. 1:2S S-5.
 Fourth, $ furlongs, selling-John Carroll. 10s. C. Koerner, even, won; Gold Proof. 1O7. Notter, 2 to 1, sec ond; Cooney K. 1O3, J. Baker, 20 to 1, third. Time. 1:14 4-5.
 Fifth. furlongs. selling-Mr. Pea body, 102. McDanlel. to 1, won Jack Witt, 9T. j. McCahey. 15 to 1, second; Rappahannock. 105. Kinder : to 1. third. Time, 1:2S 4-5.
 Sixth, furlongs, selling-Funicu- laire. 104. ". Powers. 20 to 1, won; Hannibal Bey, 10s, j. Lee, to i. sec ond; Prince Hohenlohe, 104 Notter, to 1,sthird Time. 1:2s 45
 Seventh. mile and a sixteenth. sell ing-Hans. 110, Notter, II to 10. won; Miss Mazzoni. 105. McDaniel. g to 1 second; Albert Star. 107, J Lee, 10 tc 1, third. Time, 1:4s 4-5.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-01-31
New Haven State League Artist Displaces Jimmie Watt,
 of Bridgeport.
: HIGH AVERAGE OF 1913
Local Players Increase Lead in Pin
 fall and Are Still League Leaders.
STATE LEAGUE STANDING

George Collett, who three weeks ago joined the New Haven State league bowling team, has busted Jimmie Watt who ever since his appearance in the league has been premier artist, from first place. The great unexpected was the result of Watts little slump and Collett's record rolling of 626 for his three strings against Bridgeport.
 The local aggregation have increas- ed their pinfall average steadily for the past few weeks, and now has a rec ord of 2722.S. Bridgeport is the Elm City's five nearest competitor, and they stand fair with 2691S
 Jimmie Watt is now second in the indivlduaf average light while Charles Johnson is third with 1S72 Beardsley ' of Waterbury Is close fourth with 1871.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-01-31

Pawtucket has always proved an oh stacle in our path, which, if not now removed, may prove fatal in our later dealings with them. The local agere- gation are now 6n the road to yes terday, and will endeavor to re-estab- llsh themselves in that position at the top of the league which they held be- fore the Interstate league players from the defunct Western league made their appearance here. The results of to- nights games will. if they pan out as we desire, cause few favorable changes among the National league leaders.
 Tomorrow night New Haven will float silently into the town of the Gravs and attempt to take them by surprise. This game ought to he a fast one. as Providence seems to regain strength every day.
 The other game scheduled for io- night is Waterbury at New Britain.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-01-31
Sporting News of World
ROLLER POLO scHEDtuE

The National league roller polo scha dule from February 3 to February i, is as follows:
 Monday, Feb. S-Pawtucket at at New Britain, Boston at Providence. Water bury at Bridgeport.
 Tuesday, Feb. 4-Pawtucket at Wa. terbury, Providence a New Haven.
 Wednesday, Feb. 5-Waterburv a, Boston, New Britain at Pawtucket
 Thursday. Feb 6-New Haven at Bridgeport, New Britain at Waterhurv
 Friday, Feb 7--Bridgeport at Boston Waterbury at New Haven, Providence at Pawtucket.
 Saturday, Feb S-Boston at New Britain. Bridgeport at Providence.
 Monday. Feb. 19-Providence at New Britain, Boston at Bridgeport.
 Tuesday. Feb i1-Boston at New Ha. ven, Providence at Waterbury. Bridge. port at Pawtucket.
 Wednesday, Feb. 12-New Haven al Boston.
 Thursday, Feb. 13.--New Britain al Providence, New Haven at Waterbury Pawtucket at Bridgeport
 Friday. Feb. 14-New Britain at Bos. ton. Bridgeport at New Haven, Water. bury at Pawtucket.
 Saturday, Feb. 15.-Pawtucket at Providence, Waterbury at New Britain
The morning journal-courier., 1908-01-31
Goal.
First Period.

Score, New Haven ", Pawtucket 4; rushes, Schiffer g, Duggan 3: stops Mullen 5S, Pence Ss; fouls, Farrell, Ca. meron; referee, Rorty.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-01-31
WINCHESTER POOL TOURNEY.
George Hodgdon Defeats Smith b,
 Score of 50 to 45.

Another large assembly of pool fol- lowers witnessed the second round of the Winchester Office tournament at Cross Broadway parlors last evening. The game between R. Smith and George Hodgdon was orly won by the latter 50 to 45, Smith making a fine rally at the finish and making a strong showing. Kilboy sprang surprise on Dayton by winning by the smallest margin possible after bad start, 50 to 49.
 , A warm struggle between Dow and Roderick produced 50 to AS game in gavor of the former.
 O'Neill defeated Mccarthy 30 to sS.
 M. Hodgdon account for Wells 50 to 35, Cox trimmed Schadee Oto 27, Holbrook put in .on c. Groesbeck 50
The morning journal-courier., 1908-01-31
NEW HAvENERs GET CONTRACT.
Eastern Machinery Company fo Install
 Elevator.

New Britain, Jan. 30.-The Eastern Machinery company of New Haven has the contract for installing the plunger elevator in the grain elevator and store house building of the Stanley Svea Grain and Coal company on Stanley and Dwight streets. The building is now ready for roofing. The new addi- tion to the Monroe street school is now ready for plastering Erickson & Johnson have been awarded the con- tract for plumbing, the New England Engineering company the electrical work, Fuller and Warren of Boston the heating and William Sanderson4 & Go. the painting. The new house of George McCiee on South Main street is now ready for roofing.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-01-31
THE NEW YORK POSTS VIEWS
Editorially Finds Secret of Success of Harvard-Yale Basketball Game.

Quotes the New York Evening Post editorially:
 During a.s~lively scrimmage in the beginning of the second half. Captain Moves of Yale lost his head and hit Captain Brooks of Harvard a stingine blow on the jaw. which so stunned the star Harvard played that he was fore ed to retire from the game From then on Yale came into the ascendencv Here we have the secret of success. es- pecially in ladylike. indoor game such as basketball, not manly pastine like footbailr
The morning journal-courier., 1908-01-31
Unanimous Choice Of Members of In.
 door Rifle League.

Rochester. Jan. 3o.-Pittsburg today was the unanimous choice of the mem bers of the indoor .22-calibre rifs league of the United States, in session here, as the place for holding the 1919 tournament of the league.
 Comparatively few high scores were made in todays shooting. A. hubaltek of Hohoken. \. l., is now in first plac in the championship class. with a scolt of 2,4s4 F. C. Ross. of Springfield Mass. is second al 2.4so l.. P. Ittel of Pittsburg. last years champion. was unable to duplicate last seasons per formanee. standing third at 2.45s
 The tournament will be concluded Saturday night.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-01-31
SUTTON DEFEATS SCH,FFFR

Detroit. Jan 9O.-George Sutton de feated Jake Sehaefer tonight at the Detroit Athletic club in 1s.2 baIk lipa billiards. 4GO to 17s. Sutton made high run If 100 and an average of g a-17 Schaefer seemed to feel the handicau of cold temperature much more than did his opponent
 The men will meet here tomorrow night at 1s.1 balk line billiards.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-01-31
MAURITANIA MAKES RECORD.

Queenstown. Jan. s1-The Cunard liner Mauretania arrived here this even ing after 3 passage of five days. two hours and fortY-one minutes, al an av- craze speed of 23se kns-s. The daily runs were s53, 555. $40. SIS. 574 l55 She steamed 575 knots between Tues oey noon and Wednesday noon. which IS the highest run for one day on an eastward voyage, being al an average speed of 24s7.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-01-31
WILLIAMS GOOD ON ROLLERS.

Pittsburg Jan. 3o-Charles Will liams of Cambridge, Mass, won in an easy fashion to-night's preliminary in the five mile event of the tournament being held here for the worlds roller skating championship. Summaries:
 Charles William. Cambridge. Mass. first; Clarence Hamilton. Boston Mass, second; Joe Gendron, Boston. Mass, third. Time. l5.5a
The morning journal-courier., 1908-01-31
TO CLOSE DEAL TO-DAY.

P. T. Powers, president of the East ern League of Baseball clubs, was in Montreal, Wednesday, to close deal for the sale of the Montreal franchise, now owned by Frank Farrell of the New York Americans. MT. Powers found the Montreal men willing to put their money into baseball if they could be assured of capable manager and chance to secure team, and thls President Powers promised would be forthcoming. It is expected that a deal will be closed to-day.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-01-31
TY COBB'S UITIMATUM.

Tyrus Cobb, the champion batter of the major leagues, who has refused to sign contract with the Detroit club of the American league up to this time. issued what he has pleased to call his ultima tum at Augusta, Ga, yes terday. He said:
 '1 will not sign with Detroit except on my own terms. I shall not report to the club at Hot Springs unless my terms are met I have an offer of a place as coach at a southern college. and another semi professional job with a Chicago team, both of which will pay more than Detroit offers
The morning journal-courier., 1908-01-31
TOURNEY AT PITrsBURG.

The other game scheduled for io night is Waterbury at New Britain.