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The morning journal-courier., 1908-02-10
JANSWICK TO ROLL.
Splendid List of Representa- tives of New Haven for
 Rochester.
BIG BOWLING TOURNAMENT
Swift and Hulse to Send Three Men, I, Tuxedo Three and Young Mems
 Republican Club Two.

The New Haven bowlers' prospects for making a big impression and get ting away with large number of priz-- es at the Rochester bowling toufna- ment which starts Monday, March 2, and closes Monday, March 16, are bright.
 Three men will represent this city in that big event from Swift and Hulse's, three men from Herman's Tuxedo al- leys and probably two from the Re- publican club alleys. Collett, Johnson and either Swift and Beecher will be Swift and Hulses trio: Huber Weber and Janswick, Herman's trio and Mix and Holacher, the Republican clubs men.
 The announcement here that Jans- wick will roll will come as a surprise to many who thought the bowling king of New Haven had quit the ten pin game, but it is true. Janswick has always had the interests Of the New Haven people at heart and when told that his rolling withsthe l6tal' team at Ronhestera would mean niIch to their success he stated that he, would go if If it is impossible for Janswick to go owing to dates selected then both Web CT and Swift. will go to, the tourney. Janswick is the bowler who will prove most effective at Rochester. He and Colett are the best rollers on strange o al New Haven will be represented by the following five men team: Collett. Janswick, Johnson, Huber and Weber The two men team representatives will be: Huber and Weber, Collett and .,Janswick. Johnson and Beecher or [ Swift, and Mix and Hollacher. Nearly all of the bowlers who go will try out in the individual event.
 | Last year New Haven captured | twelfth money in the five men event, but they hope to get one of the ten prizes this year The scores in the ]. five-men match last year follow: Col lett 6l5, Janswick 552, Johnson 52O, Huber 505, Weber in one game 175. and Swift in two games 3l2; total, 2615 In the two-men matches, Huber roll ed 569, Weber 539, Collett 559, Janswick 521 and Johnson 52l Swift didn't make much of an impression last year, seem ing to have hard luck all during the I tourney Janswick and Collett were the . most effective, getting quickly eli I mated.
 Bridgeport and Waterbury expected to send teams to Rochester The Park city representatives will probably be: Dudley, French, Lewis, Douglass. Watt and F Musante. The Brass city team will probably be: Neal, Tellar, r Beardsley. c. Beardsley, Lewis, Stokes a Harper and Walsh, This will be theh first experience at Rochester.
 Last year New Haven rolled durins the early part of the tournament wher the new alleys were smooth and wher
 they had not the slightest Idea wha scores would be winning scores Ex
 perience has taught them that it woul,
 be more advantageous for them to g
 to Rochester the last few days of tn
 tournament, when the alleys would b
 rougher, more like what they are use'
 to and when they know what score
 they have to make to win prizes Las
 year the local team won s9i This yea
 they are jesirous of pulling out goo
 deal more.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-02-10
DEFEAT UNION HIGH SCHOOL.
Splendid Blocking and Passing by Phi
 Lelta Tan Girls Scores.

{ Tn very interesting and exciting lgame the Phi Delta Tan girls defeated ifhe Union High school girls of West Haven to the tune of 6 to | The fea- fure of the game was the blocking and fpa assing of the Tan girls. whose work Hooks very promising An incident of Ahe game was the umpire's unjust pro- Hest to a decision of the referee. He A,aimed that the referees whistle blew too late for foul. and therefore the Eroal shot by the Union High school at #his time should count. The lineup. I Phi Delta Tan Union High School. Miss Carroll .......... Miss Mallory
 Feft Forward. Miss Tidgwell (capt) ... Miss Hull Right Forward. Aries Dunlap .. Miss Olson Ccapt.) ] Center
 Bliss Haines .....-.y.,..... q. MISS houth z Right Guard
 Aiiss Willis Miss Belcher. sutton
 Left Guard.
 Summary: Tan. Miss Haines 2, Miss fidgewell i; Union High, Miss Hull Hiss Olson. Referee, NIT. Hoffmeister; Empire. NIT. Hull.
 The Tan girls have their next game srith the Mlddletown ,ilgii school girls Saturday, February 15, 1908, at Middle 8own.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-02-10
SOCCER CAME OFF.
Rogers Match With West Hudsons
 Again Postponed.

For the second time within month the soccer football contest between the West Hudson team. of New Jer- sey, and the New Haven Rangers has had to be postponed on account of the weather All preparations had been completed for the playing of the game at New York yesterday, but the Rangers received telegram Saturday night calling the match off The game will be played as soon as tho weather will allow.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-02-10
YALE DEFEATS PRINCETON.
Two Extra Periods Required in Satur-
 day Nights Hockey Game.

Two extra periods of five minutes each were required for the Yale hock- cy team to down the champion Prince ton seven Saturday night at St. Mich olas rink. by goals to 4
 It was the toughest game Of the sea- son and the referees were far too len tent in their punishments, for If they had gotten the men under control II the beginning there would have been none of the roughhouse work which la ter developed.
 At one time in the second half there were four men off the ice, three of them Yale players. The latter were the worst offenders in this respect. The Tigers, fighting against odds, made game uphill struggle, as the score at one time in the second period was to against them, but they overcame this advantage by the hardest kind of work. With only one minute left the Tigers tied the score, the widest kind of eX citement following. There was no fur ther scoring and an extra period of five minutes full play was decided upon, and this went by with no result. After five minute rest another five minute period was starred, in which Yale tal- lied twice, and only hard luck prevent ed the champions from scoring, as they were right in on goal on three occa- sions.
 The house was packed with partisans of both teams, and the college yells and cheering never ceased from whistle to whistle.
 Yale (6) Princeton (D Howe ................,...... Peacock,
 c.
 Timyer .................."... Ballin
 P. Williams ..............,....... Read
 C. P,
 Driscoll ..................,... Coxe H. Stanley ..................... Osborne | felS .....,....,........' '..,....,,. Brush
 R' W.
 l.. w. Goals-Fore Yale, Heron (3). Dris- coll (2), Fels; for Princeton, Coxe @. Phillips, Osborne Referee-H. Horn feck, Wanderers Hockey club. Assist ant referee-R. q. Castleman. New York Athletic club Umpire Frank Ellison Hockey club; M. E. Keefe Hockey club. Time of halves-Twenty minutes.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-02-10
AT THE RINGSIDE.

Terry to n
 Attell coming east from California probably May at Armory in Boston next 
 Sullivan seconded Nelson with his opponent attended Hayes matched o delphia February IS
 Fitzgerald Mooney Tommy quill trying to Fitzgerald Charley is sched O Il New n he coming Francisco the  Saturday round
  with he be bouts Tn boxers
The morning journal-courier., 1908-02-10
HOLY CROSS FIVE LOSE.

Dartmouth defeated Holy Cross on Saturday by the score of "A to IS in one of the cleanest and fastest basket- ball games ever played in Hanover, N H.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-02-10
GnaI.

\ Score: Bridgeport }. Providence ?. sRushes, Thompson :, Lewis 3. Fouls, fCarrigan, Dohrety, Hardy, Stops, lMallory 2S. Harper s.. Attendance,
 ] 800 Referee, Rorty. Timer, Perrin. SPORTS Taft school beats Yale O9.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-02-10
HILL vS. WEBER.
First Match of Series to he Rolled at
 swift X Huisc'S.

The first twelve games of the twen ty-five to be rolled between Hill, the bowling champion of Yale. and Weber, the champion of the state. will be rolled tonight at Swift < Hulse's alleys "Wednesday night the remaining games will be rolled at the Tuxedo alleys.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-02-10

At Pinehurst, N c. the Ten Whis- tiers had q tournament in which some good golf was displayed c. J. Crocker. ir.. 6, was first, ] E. Porter. 3. second and R. M. Hamilton. [. third
The morning journal-courier., 1908-02-10
READ THIS.

For correct publication of all sport ing events send your reports to the Sporting Editor of the Journal Courier,
The morning journal-courier., 1908-02-10
TAFT sCHoL BEAT Y,LE 'oe.

Taft School Hockey team defeated the Yale 1909 team Tn watertown Sat urday by a score of 6 to l.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-02-10
BOSTON IS EASY.
New Britain Poloists Slaughtered
 the Hub Five.

After putting up splendid fight in the opening period, Boston dwindled away before Jeans band of poloists. Saturday night, and was given bad trimming, the final score standing 14 to z.
 The lineup and summary: New Britain. Position. Boston Mercer ............... Lincoln
 First Rush. Harkins ...................,.. Hart
 Second Rush. Jean ....,........,..,..... Wlley
 Center Lyons ................'...ss CoggeSnall
 Halfback. Ramon ..................... Sutherland
 Goal Score, New Britain IA, Boston q; goals, Harkins ', Jean 5, Lyons l. Hart S. Lincoln [; rushes. Mercer Is, Lincoln 9; stops. Sutherland 30, Ban non, 47; foul. Hart: referee, Cornell; timer, McDermott; attendance, 1,SOO.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-02-10
COLF|NC NEWS.

a
 Indications are that the coming sea son will see the game of golf more popular than ever in this country. Al ready steps are being taken by the va rious clubs to enlarge and improve their various courses. A separafe course for ladies is being considered by many of the larger clubs as a means of relieving the congestion that exists on most of the links. When the season is at its height golfers who have been privileged to play over some of the largest courses in Scot land will readily admit that the la dies links .is a necessary adjunct to the game, especially where the mem bership is large. and where. the links are over crowded with players.
 At Palm Beach, Fla. on Saturday Walter Fairbanks of Denver defeated Clayton c. Dixon of Philadelphia in the final for the championship chal- lenge cup. The final for the consola- tion cup was also fought out over the same links between C. c. Van Dusen of the Minickahda club and Louis NJ. Stinner of Chicago The former was 6 up and 1 to play when Sinner gave up the match.
 In the semi-final for the chief cup MT Dixon, after ding dong struggle. won by 1 up from R. H. McElwee. the winner of the medal in the qualifying round. MT. Fairbanks disposed of W S. Stafford by up on the sixteenth green.
 Twenty four of the thirty starters in the eighteen hole handicap returned cards J. E. Rumbaugh of Hot Springs. N. C., with card of 74-9- 65 tied with ] \. Hopkins of Boston S9-1S-65, for the net prize. which fell to the latter, as the Hot Springs amateurs card proved the best for the gross score prize.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-02-10
BRIDGEPORT CLIMBING.
lDumplipgs Win Onc-sided Contest from Providence.

Bridgeport outplayed Providence in every point of one sided game Satur- 1 day night in Providence by the score lof to ?. The score.
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THE OLYMPIA.

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Spacious lawns on two sides OF
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Unusually large. bright rooms. with
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APARTMENTS TO LET.
MOORE & HILL UNCD,
1888 q st. NV.

APARTMENTS.
The Carlton. 2lst and y NV. rooms
and bath, 5000 and $500.
The Don Carlos, 2OO7 O st. NV. cleo.
the light and elevator. stationary re-
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The Prince George. 1913 soth st.. I'd
floor. rooms and bath, $3.50.
The Cadiz. 11s E ST. Sc. and 5
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The Rinney. 1908 Girard st., 8 rooms
and bath, $3.50 to $500.
The stonehurst. lis 18th Sc. rooms
and bath, $4,000.
The Marion. 1000 H NV, No. 2. 8
rooms and bath. $4,000.
The Melwood. ITO o st. NV. s rooms
md bath; all outside rooms. Rent, $4,000.
The Wilton. 1891 18th NV. 3, and s
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The Vernon. 1774 You. rooms anc
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The Alamo. 1928 18th NV. 1st door.
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The Naples. rs 18th at. NV. 3 and 8
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The Chelsea. I'd and e SITS. Sc. rooms
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The wallrat1 1925 18th st. NV, beauti-
$3.50. '''A' '"' 'A'A' "sA''
The Cheshire, No. 4. Or. and b.. $47.5o.
4 4ss \ 7. ave. Sc. r. and b.......:.soooo
SIS 9th st. NV, 4r. and b. $4,000
l4l6 st. nv. Ar. and b.. LIST floor. $37. so
SI4 N NV, No. 4. 5r and b. $1,000
636 Q st. NV, rooms and bath. ..$276 50
2si4 Pa. ave. NV. I'd a.. Or. 4 b.. $3.50
400 E. Cap. rooms and bath -. $500
l011 H NV. rooms. LIST floor. $500
WITHOUT HEAT.
49, 49, Irving St. St. q q g. g. an. and
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2sSa 18th NV. list door: Or and b: $3.50
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2 2oSS n; Cap, LIST door. 5r and b.. ~. so
2s a9 VT lith: LIST floor: 3r and b.: s2s s 80
a0l2 Q NV. I'd floor. 6r. and b. 80. $226
1886 B Sc, 5r. and b. $20.50
l23S 9th st. NV. rooms and bath $40 90
1905 St. rooms and bath. 1850
1855 + st. ne. LIST floor, Ar. and b. $3.50
1854 e me-. Ar. and .$14.75
944 Orleans pl. me-. 4r. and b. .$l4.5O
43Ilz Tenn. ave. ne. Ar; and b. 1890
453 Tenn. ave. Me-, I'd floor. .$1%.30
l41s1a Duncan me-, Ar. and bath. 1880
l4l6 Duncan ne, LIST a.. Ar. and b.. $3.50
MOORE & HILL uNc).
1883 st. NV.
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APARTMENTS TO LET.
FOR RHINESTONE & FAIRFAX.
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APARTMENTS.

APARTMENTS
Heat furnshed1
The Magnolia. 1921 NJ ST. NV. rooms
and bath. Offer wanted.
The Carlton. 2lst and ST.. nv. all
14ls \ ST NV. I'd. r.. steam heat ... 400
1852 Irving st. rooms and hsth........ 47se
The pe1onshire. No. = Sr. and b. -. $3.50
The PebbIeton. rooms and bath ....... $500
ass St NV. Sd eoor. Tr. and D.. 90
The Prince George. 1913 3o,h NV. 6r.. b. AZ 30
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liz 18th St NV. I'd door. 6r. and b.. HOO
lns Hopkins nl nv; room. and bath. :. 90
i4os Monroe, Sd door, sr. and b.; ...... IS 90
liz itth st. NV. I'd floor. ar: and b.. rs ~
l!i6 Hopkins. LIST door rooms and bath % 80
IS2 18Th ct. NV. rooms and bath. go. 81 80
The Chei.e.. Cd and .ts ae. br.. and b. $50
sa sS, st: nv. LIST floor. Ar and -. 3o ~ Nv
1872 St " nv: rooms and bath 80 80 9"
ials Hopkins pl.: LIST floor. Ar ard b. Is 20
2os st. NV. I'd floor. rooms and bath z. 20
:O6 ID st. NV, LIST floor. ar and b.. @a0
1871 st. ne, I'd floor rooms and bath p 2, 80 ="
Tse GH ea sss "a s and a. and b.
as 4 81 st. nv % % door Door q, A. an, nGd
ls4i st. ne a moor. ST. and -. e e 5. 50
a a5s g st. nv. lst floor. sr and b.. y =, 20
400 East Capitol. rooms and bath 80. 1900
STONE FAIRFAX. 1912 New York ave- NV.
TwoFA,n.1 FLATS,
(No heat furnisnedl
IlS7 St NV. rooms and hath. $50
BIS 81; Holmead pl. NV. LIST a. 5r. and b. e ~
So2l 18th st. NV. LIST floor 5r and b.. 90 80
1925 18th st. NV. Or. and b.. .......... 30 20
40 Chaplin. 8 rooms and bath go. 70 ~ ~
1920 7th St. rooms and bath .......... q. 90
1872 s 9th st. NV. or and b., furnace. q 20
17ss Willard Willard st nv 20 a. Or and b. q 90 90
10, ,G1' , 10Th St NV; rooms and hath " 2. 3. 20
81 Quincy st. NV. ID floor. Or and b.. 24.5o
25l5 18th st. NV. 1st floor. 5r. and b.. "a 30
1909 LIST NV. I'd floor, Or. and h. 80
Gil 7th st. ne. 81 A.. 5r. and b........ q 80
3o3S Q st. NV. rooms and bath ...... q 90
jos st; NV. rooms and bath.-.. p 80 80
1928 n. Y ave. 1 rooms and bath ..... q. 90
s so Rrshtwood ave nv lst a. ST. b. p 80
z4a0 2452 Brightwood ave-. 5r and b.. q so
1:S34 St Sc. rooms and bath. 80. 20.50
l521 18th st. NV, Cd floor. Or. and b.. 20 SO
2S05 Sherman. rooms and bath. ....... $50
2S03 Sherman. I'd floor. Ar. and DID,. 1872
l245 d ST. Ne. LIST floor, 5r. and d.. 1880
l122 7th st. NV, 2d floor. 3r. and b.. IS 90
9th and Harvard. rooms and bath. 49,. II, 80
$40 Orleans. LIST door. Ar. and b.. 800. Il. 30
1ds ih St st. me- rooms a and bath sa.S
1919 Duncan St ne, rooms and bath. 1880
24ol 18th st: nv. I'd floor: rooms. -. l2.5
STONE 4 FAIRFAX. 1912 New York ave. NV.
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APARTMENTS.
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