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The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1908-01-31
FINE BOWLING
IN IROQUOIS
TOURNEY
Iroquois B and Elizabeth
Stars Tied for Lead-sEven
Break Last Night

In point OF high averages the Iroquois
three-man team tournament ranks among
the best bowling competitions in the city
The Iroquois B team and the Elizabeth
Stars are tied for first place, each having
won four straight games. Iroquois A has
lost one game out of eight, but has by far
the highest average in the tournament,
619.A. Six bowlers have averages above the
double century line. Blythe leading with
2106. In tho series last night the Park A.
A, Montgomery and Railway National
teams broke even. The scores and records
IN data falInw.
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BOWLING MATCHES SCHEDULED FOR TONIGHT.

Pythian League.
Plato VS.. Gasoline.
Bank Clerks League.
Union vs.. North Ward.
South side Tournament.
Company L, Darkwood, Belmont.
knights OF Columbus Tourney.
Curtin, Brady, Weller.
Bay View Tournament.
Knobel's Team vs.. Lisk's Team.
Fire Insurance League.
Ryerson VS.. Bls.:berg.
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Athletic League.
Roseville at Jersey City.
Suburban League.
Roseville at Northern, Park at Ma
tional.
Jr. o. u. A. NJ. League.
Runyon VS.. Dix, Buck VS.. Custer,
Cooper VS.. Wayne.
FOresters of America League.
Glover Ionian vs.. Ampere.
LeGIise Tournament.
CommerciBl LeGltse. Bruce.
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Bischofs Tournament.
Freeland VS.. r. Kauf, Clark VS.. Roth
fuss, W. Kauf VS., Paul, Doll vs..
Hof.
ROseyiIIe Tournament.
Warford, NOVEL;, Tiger.
st. Benedict's Tournament.
Weber-F. Reichcrt, Kaiser-Mueller
Schroer-A. Reichert.
Prudential Tournament.
Bodman and Longcor VS.. Kirk and
Mccartney, Terwllliger brothers vs..
Van ostrand and Brown.
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La SALE PROVES EASY.
St. Benedict's College Basketball Team
Scores Victory, 50 to IL.

Members of the st. Benedict's College
basketball five added another to its long
list OF victories last night at Casino Hall,
when It defeated the La Sale College
five, of NV York city. in a decisive man
ner by a score Of % to 70. The Saints"
had things their own way from the start,
and the result of the game was never in
doubt. The visitors scored only one goal
In the first half.
In the second half the locals did con-
siderable passing before they attempted to
shoot, while the La Sale players had diff
Guilty In scoring five baskets. Conlon and
Henninger, of the Saints" made a num-
Der of long SHOTS in this half. Kelley, the
little left guard of the visitors, put up a
good game for his team, shooting three
baskets, while the whole st. Benedict
team played with its usual dash. The
lineup
st. Benedict. La Sale Prep
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The Atlantics would like to arrange
games with all 115-pound teams within
fifty miles Of New York. Address c. Will
Zig, Boon place, Highwood Park, Wee
hawken, N. j.
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HARVARD'S SCHEDULE.
Crimson Basketball Team Booked for
Twenty-seven Games.

CAMBRIDGE, Mass, Jan. S1.-The Har-
ward baseball schedule Of twenty-seven
games for the coming season was an
nounced last night. Two new games have
been added to the schedule, Fordham and
Georgetown, and two games have been
dropped, West Point and Columbia. A
new feature of the schedule is the pro-
vision for two extra games at New York
In case Of "a tie with Princeton and Yale.
The schedule follows:
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Diocesan Bowlers Roll High.
Totals al 1882 907 Totals 1861 1918 988
Bay View Tournament.
Bailey Bowlers Win Match.

Totals ..*7O6 ia S56i Totals ...s706 691 1853
+Roll-off-Schoenleber. 50: Tlelsch. IS.
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League.
At Hollywood
IInT

Totals ...953 909 98l
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averages follow
Team Standing.

Totals ...S52 SIS S78l Totals Ssh 726
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Score at the end Of the first hnlf-st,
Benedict %, La Sale O.. Final score-St,
Benedict 50. La Sale u. Goals-Conlon
10, Hennrnger 8, O'Connor g., Dempsey 5,
r. Roach /, O'Connell 2, Kelley 3.
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Totals ..9i9 $40 S92


Totals ....931 AZ SIS
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Total 8.
Masonic League.


Totals ....46a 4S7 sol
The Washington times., 1908-10-21
BENNING HORSES
NOW At PIMLICO
Make the Baltimore
Track Most Complete
in South.

BALTIMORE. oct. 2L-The Maryland
Jockey Club is preparing for the great
est race meeting iu its history.
Since Monday horses have been ar
irving az TIE course ana every stall at
the track is occupied. late corners have
had 10 find accommodations in the sur
rounding trOtunE tracks.
The horses that took part In the re-
cent Beuning meeting arrived At Pilu-
leo yesterday. Several carloads also
came from New York. and one or two
FROM Canada. Among tine stables COM
ing from New York are those Of Thomas
Healey. who trains for the Montpelier
stable. and James Mccormick. In the
formers string are seen such good ones
as NouGor,, Bcaucoup. Falcada, and
Chep1ntuc. while Nj Mccormick has
TileinE and Saylor. I'D Peters, trainer
tor Paul Rainey. is expected to reach
Pimlico this afternoon with DeMund,
Horace E. Starg0wan and several otL-
crs. The class OF horses that will corr
pete az the fall meeting Is the best PIN
Iico ms had since 1850. when the giants
Of the turf made Inc famous Maryland
track one Of their regular stopr'ng
places.
Many improvements have Dcen maze
since last sprinG, and Washin6tonidns
who attend the races will be surprised
10 see "A track in every respect as conf
pIete as any south Of New York. The
betting ring has been enlarged so that
il is almost double the size il was last
spring. \ new timers stand has beer
built. ana the steepleClae course Ic-
ARRANGED so that Il now conforms -
the regular track and the finish is on
the turf instead OF on the fat \ six
furloug chute has been constructed so
that in races at that distance there Will
not be the crowdinE that occurred for
,nerlv. The horses viii have straight
mn Of three-eiEhthS of a mile after
The barrier IS sprung The track ltSell
! IS in excellent shape.
The Washington times., 1908-10-21
TEBEAU MAY SELL
KANSAS CITY CLUB
Franchise Likely to Slip
From Hand of Present
Owner to John King.

KANSAS CITY, Mo. Oct. 1.-THE
Kansas City baseball franchise may
slip from the grasp o. George Tcbeau
and fan into the waiting hands Of John
c. Killing in the next three weeks.
AT any rate King stands ready 20
purchase the team, and DE i- willing 10
pay a stiG price for the franchise. lease
Of the park and last Years uniforms.
Several Kansas City business men
called on Killing in Chicago lasr week
and asked him III be would assume the
management OF the team n they bought
lt. King answer was yes. and ne
also said le would take 5000 worth
Of stock II the deal was closed.
Owner George Tebcau arrived I'm Kan
sas City yesterday morning and said
if he got the right price for his Kansas
City franchise he would sell IT,
The Washington times., 1908-10-21
Makeup of District Aggre-
CATION Promises a ROuS-
ing Struggle.
INDIVIDUALS OUT
FOR TIMES MEDALS
Race Likely TO Develop Into One
of the Closest in History
Of League.

Whether affiliated with the Navy
Yard. Union, Sunday School, InJerde-
uOmInati0naI, or others OF the minor
leagues Of big pin splliers. all the BOWL
ers saIaam and kCtow 10 the old pioneer
District Bowling Leagur, the omega
and mecca OF all ten-piEaers, even the
postgraduate OF Inc Departmental
League
And the Capitals teu-pin daddy got
on its way 20 what promises 70 be Oua
Of the closest and most interesting
races In its long history. Each year
the team representation has changed,
but the newcomers were ambitious
hedglings that could not stand "the 90
ing" and get a place" The personnel
Of the veteran teams has also changed,
but for The past four years the "Saeu-
gers" and Fats" have alternated IN
championship hOnOrs. and the Florists
have been anchored IN the cellar.
This season, however may bring
about many changes IN standing. and
the race appears 10 be between last
years champions. the Fat Men. and
the successors 10 the Bank Clerks fran
chise. the POtOmacs- Bontz, Of last
years Saengers. the Individual cham
piOn; Walker. leader Of the Bank
Clerks last season. Robinette, Barber,
and former Champion Bum OF the
Departmental, make a hard OuIut %
beat The Saengers are weakened bv
the loss OF BOntZ and RObiuette. and
can hardly finish better than third
The Florists, who are the hosts or
the league tonight al a spread az the
Rathskellar, are also strengthened
Hammer, top man on the Casinos last
year and Caldwell. % the Bankers,
with Shaffer and Cooke in better form
than past seasons. should pull the
Boomers" out OF the cellar.
The Washington times., 1908-10-21
ENGINEERS PRIMED
FOR R. !. NJ. SQUAD
Teams Clash This Afternoon al
Arsenal GrOun6S-Soldiers
Out for Practice.

AZ the Arsenal this afternoon the
United States Engineer Corps football
team viii play the speedy r I. NJ
team at : O'Clock
The soldiers were ont for practice
yesterday and put in two hours of fast
work ending up with a twenty-minure
scrimmage with the Hospital Corps
team The men worked well and Coach
Sultan is satisfied that the eleven Will
put w an excellent game today. The
lineup is still unchanged with the ex-
ceptiOn Of Nicholson going 10 right end
anG Sultan playing quarterback in
place Of Addison
Dewitt showed up for practice yes
terdav for the first me since leaving
the hospital. and IL should not be long
before he viii be back IN the game
The Engineers lineup Will be-
The Washington times., 1908-10-21
Comment Gdrnered From the Links
Of the Play in Won1en'S Tourney

The win of Hrs. Ormsby McCammon
yesterday set them all TO figuring. The
local expert played strongly IN the
qualification round and took her match
yesterday with considers rle grace, win
ming on the last two holes.
Both Miss Georgeiana Bishop and Miss
Margaret Curtis are al their class. both
winning haudily from their opponents in
yesterdays round. Miss Curtis elimi-
mated Miss Phipps from the champion
ship matches in a welI-played match.
Miss PhippS is a capable player. and il
was unfortunate hat she was eliminated
before she had struck her best stride.
The morning round OF the champion
ship viii be played by an eighteen-hOle
handicap and bogie play. Tor which a
prize has been offered. Those entered
are MISS Marion oliver, Miss Mariory
Phelps. Miss Elizabeth Porter Miss
Grace Semple. Miss Mildred CaverIy,
Miss Maule Mrs. w West. Miss Louisa
Wells. Mrs OTmsby 5fCCammOn. and
Miss Pauline Firth.
Miss Harriet Curtis 0np-time champ,
cannot be overlooked in fOrecasting this
The Washington times., 1908-10-21

years title holder. Her play has been
the most consistent Of any on the links.
and although her match yesterday was
not as difficult as that of her sisters
her class was Of the best style.
Other events Of the week are: October
2-Drjving. approaching. and putting
confess October 23-Best ball fOursOme
match October 2i-Nlixed f0ursOue
medal handicap. Prizes will be awarded
the winners OF each OF these events.
Miss Mary Mccain. of the Chevy
Chase Club and the yOunges golfer that
ever started in this event. was put out
Of the running by Miss Gsiscom- Miss
Mccain is but fourteen Years Of age
and plays a remarkably strong game
when compared with those VINO are so
many years her senior in both age and
experience.
OvercOats were not an unusual sight
yesterday as they were on the opening
day. Many Of the contestants came to
the first tee in them. The snap in the
weather made the play ia the matches
much more lively and vigorous
The showing made by Mrs. St John
Smith in yesterdays match should put
her well up in the final play OF the week.
The Washington times., 1908-10-21
WARDEN BAGS
CAMEL AND GAME

GRAND RAPIDS. MiCh.. Oct. n
John Camel, manager Of ,hc Cincinnati
Reds, was OVerhauled by deputy
game warden on board a train In Lake
county yesterday and his bag of game
cOnhscated on the ground that he is a
nonresident Of the State. and not emit
tied TO hunt here without a permit
Camel has for many years resided in
Michigan. his parents having a farm
near Kalamazoo. and Camel himself
living in Grand Rapids.
The Washington times., 1908-10-21
HAYES WILL START
DISTANCE RUNNERS

NEWARK. y. =, oct. 21.-At z
O'Clock today little Johnny Hayes. the
Olympic Marathon champion, viii fire
the PISTOL shot that viii send 166 run
ners on a 15-mile journey.
Never before IT, the history OF long
distance racing has such q large ami
classy entry been received Not only
VIII this state be well represented. but
runners from all over the East viii
compete.
Champion Hayes viii run n three
mile exhibition race before and after
the big evenJ-the Marathon" He will
not attempt to break any records. how
ever merely running along with the
others as IN encouragement.
The Washington times., 1908-10-21
BASEBALL STARS
SPRING "OLD" JOKE

The annual retirement joke is being
sprung by diamond stars.
Fielder Jones says he is through, and
that Comiskey will have 10 get a new
leader for the Sox. From Cleveland
come rurnors and counter TumOrs as to
I.aioie's farewell, while Fred Lake, Of
the Boston Americans, and Joe Kelley.
of the Boston Nationals, are said TO be
one step from oblivion They also say
that John Camel is through as pilot Of
the Cincinnati Reds
The Washington times., 1908-10-21
NOTES OF THE GAME.

Mccarthy. Techs giant tackle, was
largely responsible for the OverwheIm-
ing score Tech was able 20 roll up He
was repeatedly called on to carry the
ball through the line. and always sue
ceeded in gaining his distance
The Washington times., 1908-10-21
CUPID THE STAR
OF THIS INNING

SPRINGFIELD, Mass, Oct. 2i.-John
Z. HUmmel, second baseman of the
Brooklyn Nationals, was married IN
HoiyoIle last night TO Miss Agnes VI.
Sullivan. The wedding was the cul-
minatiOu of a romance which began
several years ago when HummeI was a
member OF the HOlyOke bail team
The Washington times., 1908-10-21
WILL NOT
QUIT THE TRACK

CHARLOTTE.SVILL Va. Oct IL
There j. no truth in the report that
James A. Rector the Virginia flyer
is 10 retire from track athletics. Rec
tor will again lead the Virginia track
team for the coming season Ne
gotiations are now under way for dual
games with Princeton and other col
leEeS.
The Washington times., 1908-10-21


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The Washington times., 1908-10-21
WILLETT CATCHES
PARENTS MAPPING
Detroit Pitcher Signs Life Con-
tract With Quebec Girl-EloPe
TO Windsor.
to Windsor.

DETROIT. Mich, Oc.- 2I--Eddie VIII
lett. one of the colt pitchers for the De-
troit Tigers, eloped 10 Windsor last
Saturday with Miss Emma Teneraux,
OF Hull. Quebec. and was married 10
her at the nome Of Rev. Thomas Man
ming. it was learned today.
WHlett went 10 Chicago with the De-
troit team Saturday night and took part
in the exhibition game between the
Tigers and the Cubs
Mrs. Wiletts parents objected to her
marrying a baseball player. and they
came 10 Detroit to prevent her mar
riage, causing Willett and the girl to
elOpe.
The Washington times., 1908-10-21
FINE FOR TIPS.

The natives cf the Malay peninsula
have in use the smallest current coin
in the world. It is a sort of wafer,
made from the resInCus juice Of a tree,
and is worth about I-2O.O00th of cent
The smallest metal coin in circulation
II the present day is the Portuguese
3-rels piece. worth 6-1O0th OF a cent go
Philadelphia Record.
The Washington times., 1908-10-21
Game Business Squad Out
weighed in High School
Curtain Raiser.
WINNERS EMPLOY
OLDER FOOTBALL
Stenographers Helpless Before the
Line Smashing Tactics Of
Heavy Opponents.

A triumph or Drawn over strategy
marked the opening game OF IN series
for the hiSu school football champion
ship yesterday at American League
Park. when Technical lowered the
Orange and Blue Of Business High
school by rolling up A. points 10 the
StenOgTaphers' o.
The score by no means indicates the
relative merits OF the teams. though 10
does show in a measure the haE1icap
under which Business labored.
The StenOgraphers were OutWelgnea
twelve pounds 10 q man Naturally the
heavy Manual Trainers resOrtCd almost
wholly 10 Cd football and seldom has
the disadvantage OF the older game,
from q purely sporting standpoint. been
more clearly exploited Any advantage
il wight gives the heavier team an
Immense advantage Had Technical
played the newer game-the game WhlCh
lJ will probably employ later against
Central and Westeru-it would have not
materially changed the outcome, though
the score would certainly not have been
80 large
Tries Forward Pass
Business shovel the result Of careful
instruction ia wording the forward pass,
hut needs more driU In the play before
il can be worked uccessfully- Each
time t. was tried yesterday IL was
broken up by TechuicaIs excellent de-
tense.
And thar defense OF the Manual
Trainers is going 10 be big factor IN
whatever success attends the team dur
ing the present season The inability
OF Business 10 score was not due near
ly so much 90 its poor Offense, as 70
TechuICaIs almost impreguable line
Whether Techs attack IS strong
enough 10 carry il 10 victory over a
heavier team remains 10 be seen In
addition 70 their advantage IN weight
the winners soon found the weak point
in the StenOgraphers' line. the tackle.
and through Van Dyne and Schmidt
secured a large portion OF their gains
Walker Missing.
Walker was missing and that fact
very probably lad something TO do with
the decistveaesa OF the defeat though 1t
IS hardly possible that the presence Of
one star could have turned the tide 10
victory Walker has been one OF the
maInsrays OF ,.s eleven, a heady player
and above the average weight OF his
team mates His presence yesterday
would haze, In Ell probability, checked
the 0n~iaught 10 some degree
on Friday a game which has sener-
ally been showed down TO the latter
part OF the schedule, that between West
EN- and Central VIII be played This
alSIrmish has always attracted wide at
reutOn since the two schools are even
ly enough matched 70 be about the
aarmcst pair OF rivals in the high
school circuit Central has an old
Srudge % pay. since for two years pre-
ceGiuE last season the Yves -crners
suatcEed the championship from the o
street school before II had even a
chance 90 try conclusions with the
Technical squad. The West End team
is snappy and light, the Central aSEre-
CATION is slightly heavier and said 20
. be perfectly drilled
J. r. HILDEBEAND.
The Washington times., 1908-10-21
The Lineup
lineup OF yesterdays game:

chdoWnS-Spencerr .. Goldsmith, .;
Mccarthy. Macon, Small Goals from
JOuChdowns-SmaIl. = Referee-NIr-
GasS. Umpire Mr.. Edmonston. Timer
and head linesman-A1r Spransey- Tine
of haiyes-T veHty and twenty-five min
utcs- Observation-Disclosures for Gray
HolbTsak and Smith for Edwards. Gold
smith for Spencer. Benson FOR PullOugh,
= -eNIrL for SIpDTZ. Richards for How
ard. Luiley for Shore. Shore for Raw
linES-
The Washington times., 1908-10-21

Business has two great ends in How
ard md Stewart. Both are faS5 and
sure sacklcrs. They were repeatedly
able t. break up many Of Techs plays
for big losses.
The Washington times., 1908-10-21

Harvard will run Up against a snaS
on Saturday when they play the Navy
The Midshipmen are a bunch to be
feared this year and they have last sea
sons defeat 10 wipe ont Of memory.
The Washington times., 1908-10-21
MAPLE MENTION.

FIowerlessly the District League
launched the 1865 campaign Not 50
in the Cox regime Did any one ever
see her Card2 Only George.
Modest Mildred Collins either got
crossed wires or cold feet in Wars sec
Ond game Monday nighc- War doesn't
bowl at the Fats Lou
TaboIt. or Royal fame, failed TO de
liver Tor the Saengers. but he has a
record and NAV come when ne gets
accliE2gted 10 u. 3 l.. atmosphere.
Rose, anchor man in PostofiCe last
set. Ousted Fauuce from BOBBY lOnOrs
for both low game and set in the De-
parrmeural. FauuCe had 90 for game
and set OF S54 Rose was but blossom.
- low game set 20 This is a big
league record.
The winning Of the weekly cash prizes
IN the Departmental League Tor the past
month were Week ending September
. Gordon. SEA ending October Q Moss
gig, ending October 3 Jack Nil.ia5nS,
CO, and week ending October is. Gilday,
500.
Hope Dec Harlow has lost the bsbic
and does not get the CAROLS in bad
trying for 30 No freak prizes this
wear Tommy so take the limit
The Washington times., 1908-10-21

Palmer, the authenticated coach at
Business. deserves great credit for
whipping together the team that he
brought on the field Yesterday With
but three veterans and poor material
he has developed the strongest team
that Business has had in recent years
The Washington times., 1908-10-21

Rawrins. the diminUtive halfback Of
business. played a great game. He al
WAYS punted out OF danger, and his
racylfnE was hard and sure.
The Washington times., 1908-10-21
Attitude Understood.

The fact that the attitude Of johnson
toward CantliOn is no myth, but is a.
matter of common report. can be no
more efectuaIIy proved than by the
foregoing excerpt, and the following
from the New York American:
Ban Johnson Will get. Joe Cantillou' s
scalp If there is any possibility. Now
CORES the breath of scandal shat stout
Joe accuses his players OF laying down.
TO Detroit in the concluding series with
Cleveland, but Johnson is reported TO
have said that ne would make CantillOn
substantiate the charges OF get out OF
the league J r HILDEBRAND.
The Wibaux pioneer. [volume] (Wibaux, Mont.) 1907-1919, 1908-07-30
VlNcELETT DISCHARGED

The case of the state VS.. Aziras
Nincellette on the charge OF poison
ing the public range was heard to-
day pefore Justis Gibb and resulted
in the discharge Of the defendant.
Vincellette put salt and salt peter
on the range near his home On Cab
in Greek putting up g sign bearing
a skull and cross bcnes and warn
ing against poison. Samuel Rife
Of Rife Bros, woolgrowers of Cabin
Greek appeared as complaining wit
ness. The defendant admitted put
ting out the substance and the signs
but the prosecution did not produce
any expert testimony to show that
salt and salt peter are poisonous to
live stock.
DR.. Swank, the veterinary, was
out Of The city or would have been
summoned. The defence did not
offer any testimony but took the
ground that the prosecution had
failed to show that the substance
was poisonous therefore * was not
shown that he was probably guilty
Of the crime alleged, which view
the court sustained. - journal.