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The sun., 1908-12-13
DRISCOLL RUNS GOOD RACE.
Wins Three Mile Event In Fast Time at
ST. George 4. &. Meet.


The st. George A. c. celebrated its twen-
tieth anniversary last night with set of
games in the Sixty-ninth Regiment Armory
and the event of the night was the three
mile run Such notable cracks as NJ. Dris-
coll of the Mercury 4. c.. william Bailey
and +. S. Bellars of the New York A. e. and
Jimmy Jee of the Boston A. 4. competed.
The pacemaking for most Of the way al
ternated between Bailey, Beliafs and Lee.
Driscol being close up all the way. Two
laps from home Drisooll made his effort and
although Bailey showed fight the Mercury
hoy had the st ride and speed and he won by
80 yards. Bailey beat Bellars easily for the
place and lee was in fourth place. The
time. IA minutes so 2-a seconds, was good,
The summary
6sYard Run. Handicap Won by LACK McMaster
Acorn A. A., IS feet: c. B. Clark Xaxler 4. A.. II
COO Yard Run Handlcap-Conhned to Sixty
ninth Reglmeut-Mon by y. Burke Company I,
second: Il. Frisby. Company /, % yards. i6ird,
Time, minute Is As seconds
,Ss, Is Me !efash afas EHGs %h Y
u Nichols and ii. Helland; West Side y. N. CA,
yards second Tth = G. TTerSe IcSIn = SThnabs
Durham GBsTSs aHIa snd Sin aeSsy Time, minutes
q one 5s Sfp Mfle Run. HahdleaP-w9n by W. DsBsum.
Mohawk a; c.. s. yards; a; G; knight Irish a, 4.
g. ya2ds 2 saTas iSfd sefTnS Zine sp
10 Yard Run; NovIce--WOn by Charles Vilacet,
Mohawk 4. G: c. u. Taylor, Acorn A. A.. second;
r. Carlton. Acorn 4. A., third. Time, 50 seconds.
40 Yard Run; fIandcap-Won by r. Frisby,
pastime /. C., 10 yards; r. j. Rldeeway. Pastlme
i. C.. 10 yards second; Charles T. Hyass. New
York 4. G., il yards third. Time. IS seconds.
ii O. de Loiselle New York A. G.. .,i3yards. finished
first but was disqualified.
so Yard Run, Handlcap-W Won by E.J. Sweeney,
pastime A. C. 20 yards; A. Buist. Pastime A. c.,
10 yards, second V. Jarboe Acorn a. A., ~ yards,
third Time, minutes.
MaIones, Trinity Club: Winfield G. Bailey. New
YORK a. c. second: Fred G. FellairS. New York
A. G.. third Time. Is minutes so rs seconds.
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GRAVESEND BAY YACHTING.
winners OF Last Seasons ChampI onships
Announced at a Meeting.

The delegates TO the Gravesend Bay
Yacht Racing Association met last night
at the Imperial. Brooklyn. President b.
v. r. Spetdel announced that the meeting
was called TO pass on the championships.
and Secretary George X. lie Salvage an-
nounced the results of the seasons racin g
In all the classes where championship priSes
were offered. Twelve races for champion
ships were sailed and the point system was
used In deciding the winner. To qualify
a yacht had TO start In 60 per cent. of the
races sailed and the percentage was figured
on the total number Of points that could
have been made II the yacht won every
race In which II started.
In the n foot class there were two that
raced. ). b. o'Donohue's Crescent and
\. r, Luckenbach's Sue. The Crescent
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ELIGIBILITY OF THE SENECA,
Canadian Yachtsmen Admit Rochester
Ia Legally Right.

ROCHESTER, Dec. .i2.-For eight hours
a committee OF the Royal Canadian Yacht
Club argued with a committee Of the Rocb-
ester Yacht Club here tonight over the
question OF the eligibility Of the Seneca
owned by Addison Hanan, TO defend the
Canada cup In 1909.
The Canada committee did not gain
point. although it tried to get the local
yachtsmen to agree to submit the question
OF the Seneca g eligibility under the deed
Of gift of the cup to the executive COM
mittee OF the New York Yacht Club or any
other third party.
The local argument was that II the Sen.
eca was eligible to defend the cup In 1907
and has not been made otherwise by the
rules OF the Yacht Racing Union. nothing
that exists In the deed Of gift can affect her
eliqibiIity for 1908. The Canadians ad-
initted that the Rochester club Ia legally
right, but the committee had no power TO
act and went no me 10 report.
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TWENTY-sECOND WINS RELAY.
GIssing's Running Enables Team TO Win
| From the thirteenth.

pHnAD ELPHIA. Dec. I2-The runners Of
the Twehty-second Regiment Of New York
won the one mile round robin relay race
tonight at the Military Athletic League
meet in the Second Regiment Armory.
Three New York regiment teams COM
peted The Thirteenth finished second,
and the Twenty third. third. When GissinE
ran the third relay for the Twenty second
he opened gap between himself and
Rosenberg OF the Thirteenth. and Richmond
of the Twenty-third. Getting away to a
good lead Koch of the Twenty-second hold
the advantage TO the end with Hillman Of
Haywood OF the Twenty third bringing
s. c. Northridge, who won on Friday
night for the Twenty-Third rd Regiment,
carried on an OF her prize Tonight by winning
the so yard low, hurdle In I segonds He
of the Twenty-third Regiment was another
New Yorker to win a prize, He Nv was Fl frst
yards in handicap on +; n. Riley, OF the
Thirteenth Regiment, the Seratcn man;
the Thirteenth Regiment took second place
The sun., 1908-12-13
CHESS.
Harvard, Yale and Princeton Name
Teams fer ercOllegiate Tourney.

Harvard. Yale and Princeton have named
their chess teams for the forthcoming an
nual intercollegiate tournament to be held
at the rooms OF the West Side Republican
Club in this city on December 81. 22 and %.
The following Is the personnel OF the three
teams as given out by Edward A, Caswell
OF this city. the originator OF the tourna-
ments and the present secretary to the in
tercole giate committee:
Harvard II. GruenIng, = NJ; X S, johnson,
q. s.: W. ". Parshley, 90 f. Byeriy,, ~ =.
Yalc-E. b. Burgess 'Oe; q. Burgess, II; @. j.
Jefferson, 10; J. Chandler, II: -.
Prnccton-L w Stephens gs j. W. Aenhndsr,
Jr. 10. j. H. Tiemann. 10, II. n. Fereer, 10.
on each Of these teams is one player
who will make his debut in these tourna-
ments, viz, Byerly OF Harvard, Chandler
OF Yale and FerEer Of Princeton. Y. Il.
burgess Of Yale IL the senior player among
the twelve here listed, having participated
In the tournaments OF 1905 and 1905 His
brother and Jefferson both played last
year Other members Of last years teams
we're johnson and Parshley Of Harvard
and stephens, Alexander and Tiemann
or Princeton johnson and Stephens as
well as 0ruening Of Harvard were members
OF the teams OF 1908.
Columbia's team, which defeated Yale
last week by the score Of "a TO ~, will
probably consist OF H. Biumberf, g. n
flamsdeh, q. T. Comstock and either d.
RAPPORT or Il. i. Giuck.
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Columbia outclasses the wesleyan five.

MIDDLETowS. Dec. l2.-Columbia de-
feated the Wesleyan basketball five to-
night In this city 20 to IL. The Wesleyan
team was outclsssed. Both teams blocked
closely. but Columbia was much quicker and
got many more shots than Wesleyan. In the
first half Columbia scored 10 points all on
baskets Chamberlin scored Wesleyan 3
three points from foul and basket. The
half ended with the score 20 to 3 In Column
bias favor. Tower Of Williams succeeded
Quigg as referee in the second half and
watched the fouls closely. calling twelve.
The game was much closer during this
half
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Basketball Notes.

In It's nrst game OF the season the basketball
team OF the Collegiate School OF Manhattan de.
feated ST. Paul's School on tina latter's court at
Garden City yesterday by score OF " % 10.
Although the home team msde. some dimcult
goals the Collegiate boys were superior In team
work and had no dif1culty In winning.
Norris High School yesterday opened the local
interscholastlc basketball season by defeating
Erasmus Hall High School OF Brooklyn at the
Morris gymnasium by score Of % W l3 Both
teams played roughly, especially the Brookiyn
Al no time was Erasmus dangerous although
In the second half they scored moro than the
vctors
the brooklyn Polytechnic Institute wss defeated
by the fve OF the Rensselaer, Polytechnic Institute
OF this city TO night by the score OF "a 10 ~ Ihe
visitors were outclassed In every department Of
the game
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Army Blanks Trinity In Rough Game.

WFsr FONT. Dec. FIN a basketball
game In which all the scoring was done in
the first half and neither side displayed any
great skill In shooting the Army defeated
Trinity o-day by a score OF I? too. II was
some time after the whistle blew in the first
half before Reardslee Gagged the Army's
first goal. Miliken shortly afterward added
another. Trinity had eight chances from
the foul line but failed each time. and
Reardslee missed his four attempts. Milli-
ken played a star game for the Army and
made three OF the six goals In the last half
the playing became so rough at ons time
that Referee Weymouth cautioned both
teams.
The sun., 1908-12-13
Easy Victory for New York University.

The Few York University basketball
team won an easy victory from the st.
Johns College FIVE OF Brooklyn last night
in the latter's gymnasium. The score was
~ to II. The play was fast and scrappy
from the start, The st. Johns players
we're the chief offenders In roughness.
Dale, the New York captain, shot seven
baskets out OF nine fouls called on st. Johns.
0irdansky and nale played a star game for
New York. In the second half Broadhead
the New York centre. caeed the basket
The sun., 1908-12-13
Dartmouth smothered by Tech.

HANovRn. y. H.. Dec. Il. The Massaohu-
sets Institute OF Technology team defeated
Dartmouth in the opening game Of the
basketball season here 20 to -. Techs
team work smothered partmouth's at
tempts at individual play, The home
ments of the close, when Il went In and
scored twelve points in quick time. Capt,
Wentworth and Parker starred for NJ.
nartmO
The sun., 1908-12-13
Pennsylvania Exceis Navy at Basketball

ANNAPOLIS. Dec. 1.-The Naval Academy
opened Its basketball season this afternoon
by losing to Pennsylvania. the score being
- toIs. The midshipmen played q spirited
game. butt in team work on both offence
and defence. passing and shooting for goal
the Navy was outplayed. In the FIRST five
minutes the Navy scored 0 points, while
Pennsylvania made but 4, but the mdship-
men could not hold the pace, and Pennsyl-
vania added /" to its score, while the Navy
was blanted in the remainder or the half
noth teams made a number OF changes in
the second half
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sheppard wins AZ BuRaIO.

BUFFALO. N. Y. Dec. t2.-The feature
al the big athletic meet at tthefSeventy fourth
Regiment armory tonight was furnished by
Melvin Sheppard. who ran In a handicap
race at 500 metres. c. j. Bacon OF New
York extended himself to the limit. but
Sheppard in brilliant eprint finished ahead
by nearly two yards The time was min
SisS jump with 6 Tea 10 inches.
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Punches Exchanged in Cornell-Roch ester
Game. .t

ITnACA. Dec. l2.-By failing to get to-
gether at any time during the game Cornell
lost to-ptgbts basketball contest to Roch-
ester by a score OF "a TO Is. The 1thacans
gave poor exhibition Of team work and
basket throwing and did not seem to be
able to hold on to the ball. harmau and
Capt. Crosby or Cornell had sevefal fstic
mi Nups.
The sun., 1908-12-13

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The sun., 1908-12-13
Morris High Makes Big sub-Tarset Score.

Morris High School defeated Erasmus
HAIL in the high school sub-target g,fh
tournament last Friday by a score Of ?Ts
out OF possible $50, TO :St. This Ia the
highest score which has ever been made
breaks the former record OF 2Gs. held by
Manual Training, by z points. -Four Of the
bryant team made perfect scores OF IS.
The sun., 1908-12-13
YALE WINS FROM FORDHAM.
Fast Basketball Game Ends In q Score
OF 3B TO l3.

Yale defeated Fordham in fast basket
ball game at Y. NJ. II. A. Hall last night by
a score Of IS to Is. The work Of Van Week
the Ellis tall centre, and the forwards. Capt
Cushman and Carraghan, was brilliant
Mahoney played a fine game for Fordham
and made several spectacular shots. The
lineup:
Yale. Positions. Fordhdm.
Carraghan .... Left forward ...... Fit zpatrick
CushmAn. ,.. Right forward. .Mahoney
Van Week Centre ....,.... -. White
Hyde. .... Left guard .,.,..-. Mccarthy
Eames .... ..... Right guard ...... Sisknd
Goals from neld- Mahoney. 4: Sisk Ind, /: Cush =.
man. Q: Carraghan, 5; Van Week, I; Eames. l.,
Goals from fouls--Fltzpatrick. 2: Mahoney. Van
Week. 3. Time OF halves-2o minutes
Fordham Prep sprung a surprise on the
De Witt Clinton High team, At the end of
the regular halves the score was a tie, 8 to 8.
Clinton refused to play of for the two addi-
tional points, as the rules require, and
Referee Thorpe declared the game for
feited to Fordham Prep.
The sun., 1908-12-13
,haperoned 10 victory.

'oi.r lrKus. Miss, Dec. i?.-The first
IN or grl athletes from rivSl colleges
rNr history OF Sotth9TE 2, 49, rssnstsS
o,r m victory tor tHa University "a
au-as ha skeibali .-tuai aver Mississippi
.nn tip,mr,i.. busket from
- nsas accompanied rcau.
The sun., 1908-12-13

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Imported novelties $3.50 to $40
The sun., 1908-12-13
@. @. N. Y. WINS AGAIN.
Beats Princeton at Basketball by ~
to 2S.


The basketball team of the College OF the
City Of New York scored its second victory
last night by defeating the Princeton five
by the score OF 81 10 25. The game was
remarkably free from any slugging or
roughness. The contest was very open and
the passing brilliant. In the latter depart
nent the home team was. superior, Veder.
who took care OF the foul shooting for
Princeton. had nine opportunities 60 score.
sSnd xs OF weee H were sSSsht sapan Mne red
The contest from the referee's. whistle
at the start vas exciting and ne , first s eoai
were a. number OF sklrmishes, In which the
ball travelled up and down the COURT first
In possession Of one side and then the other.
fsSd psysp and dP6Sea ea hs bs
he cassd goal With ease Shortly after
srsssna usSsT Of Ed sss'f ss BAH Ry sm 1Sh
threw the goal from under Che basket,
Amost mmeds.s|Y after StreSssd s,.;n re-
streusand then scored one himseif and
c. c, n. Y led by points to 1,
Play became closer q y Hggles " and iS Warner 1r
fouls, When Barbanel, threw, his fourth
goal he was replaced by Goldman. who
scored but one goal. The half soon ended
Win tue bCOEe II 10 ii III u. y, ~. i blhNOI.
In the second half two moro substitutions
We're made. Brandt taking Kaplan's place
and Spwac Goldman's. Princeton i'm.
proved. while the G. c, n. Y. team work fell
on because OF the substitutions. Meese
in the second half scored four times, cutting
down G. G. N. Y.'s lead. Streusand in the
second half was the whole team. doing most
of the aggressive work and scoring. In all
be tailed elk Zines and helned in the general
play.
The lineup:
= Princeton. Positions. &C. ". y
Keys..,........ Right forward ..,. Streusand
Meese .,.....,... Left forward Barbanell
hughes. CENTRE. haplhn
Yeeder, ....,..... Hight guard .,,... ,Heskewita
Werner = Lsf' snaTSd S,,nc.;o, perlnsn nn.,
from ncld-streusand 0: Barbauell. 4; Kaplan. >;
Heskewitz. q: Periman. l. Goldman. Il Aeese. 5:
Hughes. 2, Keys. Il veeder !: Warner. Goals
from iouI-Veeder, 5: Streusand, !. Referee
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umpire-Poggl. Xsvier A. a. Time Of halves
20 minutes. SubstItutes-Godmanfo for Barbaneil.
hrst half Brandt for Goldman and Spwac for
kaplBn. second half.
The preliminary game after two halves
Of close playing went to the freshmen by
the score OF II to "a. Their opponents.
the Townsend Harris Hall five, seemed to
play trife better. but had hard luck In their
fowl shooting
The sun., 1908-12-13
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The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1908-06-19
Notice OF Mortgage Sale by Adver'
ficannanf.

Notice is hereby given, that that certain mort.
tage executed and delivered by Charles L. King
and Louisa NJ, King mortgagors to Harvey, Mill;
the 18th day, Of May A. d; nineteen hundred and
seven and filed for record in the office of the
Register of Deeds of the county of Mclean and
State of North Dakota, on the 3rd day of June
A. d. 1907, and recorded in book BIZ of mort:
tages, at page 352 will be forclosed by a sale OF
the premises in such mortgage and hereinafter
described at the front door of the courthouse in
the City of Washburn in the County of Mclean
and State of North Dakota, at the hour OF two
O'Clock p. M, on the 9th day of July 1908, to
satisfy the amount due upon said mortgage on
the day of SALE,
The premises described in said mortgage and
which will be sold to satisfy the same, are those
certain premises situated in the county OF Nc
Lean and State of North Dakota. and describ'
ed as follows, to-wit: Lots thirteen OBJ four
teen (14), fifteen 15). sixteen q6), seventeen
(17l,. eighteen ISL nineteen [19l. and twenty
f2O1in block six t6], in the town of Denhoti
according to the plat thereof on FIJI in the office
Of the Register Of Deeds of said Mclean Coun'
ty. North Dakota.
There will be due on such mortgage at the
date Of sale the sum Of One Thousand Twenty,
and the costs of foreclosure and sale.
Dated at Harvey, ND this ~ day OF May
A.. D. 1908.
Harvey Milling Company, Mortgage.
John O.. Hanchett. Atty. for Mortgage,
Harvey, North Dakota
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1908-06-19

To the Voters of Mclean County:
thereby announce myself as a
candidate for the nomination as re-
publican candidate for the Office of
Clerk of the District Court at the
primary election to be held June
24th.
In support of my candidacy I
have the following to offer.
lam frank enough to admit that
l want the office for the position
itself, but in exchange if elected
will devote all my time and person
al attention to the work as hereto
fore in my present term, and pro-
mise that the affairs Of the Office
will at all times be conducted in a
businesslike manner and to the
satisfaction of the people.
1 especially invite every voter
and taxpayer desiring to investi-
gate the affairs ofthis Office during
my term, to convince himself that
the same has been conducted on
as economical and businesslike
manner, as any similar Office in the
state without any exceptions.
My motto has always been and
is Publicity and Business Methods
in Public Office"
Thanking all my friends for
their confidence bestowed in me in
the past and soliciting your earn
est support, / remain
Respectfully yours,
G.. o. Raugust.
Dated March 81, 1908.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1908-06-19
e POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENTS 81


l am a candidate for the Repub-
lican nomination for Member of
Congress before the primaries to
be held on the Oath day of June
next, and earnestly solicit your
support.
| believe in the repeal of the
tariff on lumber and in a general
revision of the tariff schedules.
An in favor Of a national grain
inspection law and in the general
policies which have been advocated
by President Roosevelt. I have
lived in the state Of North Dakota
for over twenty-six years and have
a thorough knowledge Of the needs
of our people.
Should I be nominated and
elected, I will use my best efforts
for the best interests Of all the
people ande& parts Of the state.
Respectfully,
L. B. Hanna.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1908-06-19

To the voters of North Dakota:
I am a candidate for the repub-
lican nomination, at the primaries
to be held the 9th of June next,
as a representative in congress from
North Dakota. During the three
years that I have served in this
capacity, I have, altho hampered
by the disadvantages of a new
member, endeavored to discharge
the duties of my Office faithfully
and honestly. If again honored
with nomination and election, l
shall continue in those endeavors.
OF those who believe that my
record has been such as to warrant
this indosement, I solicit the vote
and support. Respectfully,
A. J. Gronna.
Washington, May Z, 1908.