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The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-30
READY FOR AUTOISTS 1,000,000 Worth of Cars to Be Put on Exhibition in
 Grand Central Palace. OPENS TOMORROW MIGHT
 ------- Wagners Fiat, Winner at Savannah, Conspicuous in Display--Other
 Famous Cars Also.

Now York, Dec 29,-The automobile show which Is to be opened in tho Grand Central Palace on New Years Eve, under the auspices of the Amerl- can Motor Car Manufacturers assocla- tion, will have official recognition from the city government as an exhibit ln- cidental not to merely q sport, but to q great industry.
 Acting Mayor McGowan will repre- sent the government on this occasion and will extend .o all visiting exhlbi- tors and manufacturers the welcome of the city
 There will be 301 exhibitors, sixty seven exhibits of leading American ears, twelve commercial vehicle ex- hiblts, fourteen exhibits of foreign cars 22O displays by motor and accessory manufacturers, The estimated value of the exhibits is S1,000000, and the prices Of cars shown will range from s15O to $l5,000
 Conspicuous In the display will bs the Flat car, which Wagner drove to victory In the Grand Prize race al savannah The Benz car, driven by Hemery, which finished second, will also be shown, as win the little Lan- cia, which won the light car race at Savannah.
 The Isotta car which won at savan- nah, Lowell, and Briarcliff. will also be on exhibition, as will the Trenton built sharp Arrow, which created such sensation at the Parkway Sweepstake races on the Vanderbilt cup course on 1 Long Island.
 Other dealers of imported cars will show racing types of the Renault. Itala, Hotchkiss and Panhard, while in the American division will be the Chadwick National and Acme six-cy- finder cars, and the Mitchell Cameron and Maxwell light racers.
 All exhibitors must have their en- tries In place not later than D. m. on Thursday afternoon, to allow tha members of the Automobile club, pub lie officers and guests a private view of the show at 3 o'clock that afternoon
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-30
RESULTS AT EMERYvHILE.
Two-Ycar-Olds Meet in Spirited Race
 --Fayorite StOps Badly.

Oakland, Cal. Dec 29.--The feature at Emeryvllle to-day was the fourth race at seven furlongs, in which some clever two year olds met. Ben Homms was favorite throughout the betting but after racing with Tom Reid, an out sider. he stopped badly. Sempronium closed fast and won from Ocean Queen and Tom Reid. In the stretch Kirsch- baum on ocean Queen struck J. Lee, on Bonhomme, for crowdng him, and Lee retallated. The judges fined Klrsch- baum $50.
 First race. five furlongs purse: Cap- tain John, UP. Mentry, 10 to 1, won, Tom Hayward, 1o9, Gilbert. to 1, sec ond; Fanatic, 112, Lee, g to 10, third. Time, t:01.
 Second, one mile. selling: woolen, 110 sullivan, to B. won; Lackfoot, 1o4, Sweet. l2 to l. second; Hampton Beau ty, p. Upton, 8 to !, third. Time I:4s2
 Third, mile, selling: The Vicar. at, Rose. 13 to |, won Standover, no, Notter. 9 to B, second; Sophomore, 1O4. Gilbert, SO to 1, third. Time, 1:4S
 fouTul, lurlonBs' Seinpronlun1, lUoi E. Walsh. Is to 2, won; ocean Queen, 1Os Klrschhaum, il to g. second; Tom Reid, lo6, Woods, IS to l. third. Time, i:2T 1-5.
 Fifth, mile and a quarter: J. R. Laughrey, no, Notter. to 5. won; Col. White, l12, Butler, [ to 5, seoondl Northwest, 1O4. Buxton, 20 to 1. third. Time, 2:09,
 Sixth. futurity course: Reconteur 104, Scovllle, to 1, won, John H. Shee- han, l09. Keogh, 20 to 1, second Neb- ulous, 107, Mcintyre 30 to 1. third. Time, 1:11.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-30
MATTy BALDWIN oUTPoINTED.
Jcm Drlscoll. English Fcatherweight
 Outboxcs Boston Fighter.

Boston. Dec. 2e.-Jem Driscoll. the English foathorweight outboxed Mat ty Baldwin of Boston at the Armory Athletic association tonight and gain ed the decision without being at any time in serious danger,
 Baldwin started well and in tho first two rounds swung several times to Drlscoll'a neck In tho third Baldwin landed his best blow of the bout, q stiff left to Driscoll's jaw, which stag gered the latter for time. but tho Englshman came back strong and evened up tho round.
 In the seventh Drlscoll placed four or five terrific punches on BaldwIn's heart, and sent him to tho floor with jolt to the jaw. Baldwin came back swinging wildly but failed to do any damage. The Englshman had the better of 1t In the remaining rounds.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-30
BUTTSoCKs TAKE TWO.
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ARMORY BASKETBALL.
SDrsiclds Easy for Washington Glccs
 Company E Also Wins.

The basketball game at the armory last evening between the Sarsdeld and Washington Glee club teams was quite close and exciting for the first half There was good team work and cover ing on both sides and the half ended with the score three to one in favor of the Glae club But something must have happened between the halves, for in the second period the Washington team rolled up % points to their oppon- ents' three, making the final score, 2S to 4,
 A still more uneven game was that between the First Separate company and Company E, which was won by the latter team 46 to l0 The Separ- ates got the ball often enough but did not seem to know what 10 do with it when they had it.
 Tonight Company F will play Com pany r, in what ought to be a good game, without such mountainous scores as have been rolled up at the armury the past couple of weeks.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-30
KAUFMAN N-BARRY 60
Heayyweights Meet in Los An geles To Former 10 to z Favorite in
 Betting

James Barry, tho hard taper from Chicago, and Albert Kaufman, Billy Delaney's scrapper win meet In q forty-fve round boxing encounter in Los Angeles, at the Jeffries Athletic club this evening Barry has got the Johnson fever and says that he is ready to meet the negro after he de- yours big Al Kaufman. The latter, through his manager who has brought up some heavyweight cham lpions in his day says that he will not fight Johnson, and that the shutter Is down when it comes to engaging In a tilt with the gentleman who has just secured the championship in the heavyweight division.
 Delaney makes the positive declar- ation that Kaufman will not meet Johnson while he has charge of the big boy, but 1t is believed by those on the inside that this pair will meet.
 Barry will get on the scales and weigh 1885 pounds, while his opponent will tip the beam at l95 pounds Kauf- man is favoritc in what betting there is on the contest Those who dope out the fight think that Kaufman with his good walop will end tho matter before fifteen rounds have elapsed. Barry is telling his friends that he will dispose of Kaufman in less than ten rounds Reports say that Barry has been troubled a great deal with a bad wrist but that 1t has rounded out in good shape,
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-30
TO FREEZE JOHNSON OUT.
Western Fighting 10 Keep Negro
 Champion on Waiting List.

Los Angeles, Cal, Dec. 29.-~What has all the earmarks of combine against Jack Johnson has been enter ed into by the fighters and promoters in this section The object is to re- fuse to fight Johnson until he returns to America, and then keep him on the waiting list so long that he will be willing to let white men dictate the terms of match
 Of course no written compact eX- ists to this effect, but there is q "gentlemen's agreement equally binding. Billy Delaney, Al Kauf- mann's manager, appears to be one of the leaders, with JeffrIcs and the other fight promoters in line Barry intimates he will fight Johnson, but it is predicted he will swing Into line,
 1t is an open secret here that John son will have to fight in America, probably in California, and his oppon- ent will dictate the terms.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-30
FIRST FIGHT IN FRISCO.
Initial Permit for Next Year Goes 10
 Charles !. LcrCari of Pacific \. (.

San Francisco, Dec PA permit for a fight has been issued to Charles ]. Lercari, of the Pacific A. C., re moving any doubt as to the boxing games future In thls city. Up to the time the vote on the resolution was taken it was thought there might be move to abolish boxing In the cor porate limits of San Francisco. AL though the board continued other fight permit applications for one week, it is understood there will be at least three clubs in the field this year, and possibly four Sam Berger, who was promoter of 1908 has been turned down. and the fate of Jack Gleason. who controlled the destlnles of the occidental club, is hanging in the balance.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-30
STATE LEAGUBRS WIN AT MERIDEN Locals Take Two Very Fast and Exciting Games from Silver City Bowling
 Quintet.
HARTFORD ALSO TAKES TWO
Capital City Quintet still Follows New Haven Closely for Lead-Bridgc- port Takes Three from
 Bristol.
Especial 10 thc Journnl-Courler1

Meriden, Dee. % Tn some of the Fastest and most exciting bowling seen on the local alleys in some time the New Haven State league quintet cap- tured the odd'gamc in their series with the Merdens bowIers here tonight The match showed that both teams were evenly matched but the steady consistent rolling of the visiting auin- tot was what was responsible for the home teams defeat
 The first game went to the visitors by the narrow margin of seven pins In this match Jarswick and Riley showed mp we'll and were responsible for Mer- dons defeat General good bowling on tho New Haven team coupled with a slump hy the home team gave the vis- itors the second game In the third game Brooks and Pullan started hit ting the pins in fast style and finally landed the game for tho home team
 Riley a new comer in the State league ranks, and Janswick also of tho visitors were tied for high single with 22S. Rioy's performance was cxtremels creditahle and showed he is capable os travelling in the company The scores follow.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-30
JTMEGS WIN TWO
'cal Quintet Easily Disposes of Hartford, Which Protests
 With Ringer" Claim.
MIDDLET0WN TAKES THREE
Bridgeport Does the Same, Defeating Waterbury-Stamford Cap
 lures Two.
Special to the .Journal-courlera

Hartford. Dec. 29. In some very fast and exciting bowling the local Nutmeg league quintet succeeded in capturing sbut q single game from their New Ha- ven opponents here tonight, The match was full of surprises and a number Of high scores were made
 Clapp the local bowler smashed the high single record all to bits In the second game when he split the pins for n score of 279' This beats the record formerly held by Allen of Waterbury by a margin of 23 points, Clapp also carried off the high three-string honor with score of 63B
 After the game the Hartford players announced the fact that they intended to protest the evenings match on the ground of the ineligihlity of T. Powell who was substituted for A Powell in the second and third games
 The scores of the match follow:
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-30
PENNSY WINS AGAIN.
Chess Players Have Easy Time In
 Triangular Tournament.

New York, Dec. 2o Duplicating their record of yesterday the University of Pennsylvania's chess players won both their games to-day in the second round Of the triangular college chess league tournament here, the end of the days play finding tho Philadelphians leading with a total of four points against one each for their opponents the teams of Cornell and Brown. Cornell's point was scored to-day when she won her first game.
 The players elected officers for the year as follows; Professor Isaac L Rice, president, William B. Freeman Brown vice president; Hermann Helms New York secretary; HartwIg Cassel, New York, tournament manager,
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-30
NEW YEARS "BIKE' RUN.
New York Cyclists 10 Pedal to Tarry-
 town--No Unfairness.

New York. Dec. 29.The twenty-sec- ond annual New Years run of the As. sociated Cycle clubs of New York will start at midnight on Thursday.
 Tn order to prohibit unfair pacing to Yonkers and Tarrytown. the committees will have six automobilsts on the route Ia watch the work of the wheelmen and motor cyclists. The same cars will take care of any rider unfortunate enough to break down.
 No rider will be permitted to exceed the speed regulations.
 Wheemen will start at 12O1 a. m. and motor cyclists at t2:31 a. n., from Columbus Circle for Frankfort's hotel, at Yonkers, and Florence hotel, at Tar. rytown
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-30
STADIUM IN NEW YORK.
Organization With Barlow $. Weeks
 as President, to Erect One.

New York, Dec 29,---A meeting Of those interested in the erection of a stadium in New York city was held to- night. Organization was effected by tho election as president, of Barlow S, Weeks, former president of the New York Athletic club, Among the vice presidents named are August Belmont, Gen. G. w. Wlngate, Dr. Luther II. Gulick, and Supreme Court Justice Victor J, Bowling James F. SulIi- van, president of the T. A, U., was chosen secretary,
 A motion that the stadium be erect ed in Central Park was unanimously adopted.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-30
HARTFORD ALSO TAKES TWO. lspccinl ta the LonrnrI-c cnnricrA

Waterbury,. bee 29 Rolling some Of the most crratlc games ever bovled on the oeal alloys the Hartford State le1guc quintet captured two wames Were tne visiting howlcrs in shape. some records might have been broken.
 Richards Of tho visitors was high single with 262 while Kimberly also of the visitors, was high three string with 6fs.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-30
DRIVES FOR THE CAGE.

The New Bedford rink will probably be ready for January 10. The opening night will undoubtedly find standing room at premium, for the town was always one of the most rabd in the polo line, and with the ancient enemy from Fall River to fight against the battles will resemble the old days of Doe, Conway, Null Smith and other notable Whaers. who were always a source of trouble to Fall River peo- nlp
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-30
CRIMSON SEVEN WINS.

New York, Dec. 29.- Harvard defeat- ed the Crescent Athletic club at hockey tonight in a one-sided game at the St. Nicholas rink by the score of fl to f. The Harvard seven showed itself su- perior to the locals in all points of the game giving a brilliant exhibition, Hicks scored five of the Crlmson's goals, Logan four, and Gardner 2.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-30

Los Angeles, Cal, Dec. 2s.--Al Kaufman will be a 10 10 I favorite when he steps into the ring with Jim Barry at Los Angeles tomorrow night, If it is true that Barry's hands are not in the best condition the odds may soar to 10 1, But even in the best condition the sports on the coast can not see where Barry has a chance with Kaufman unless he unhooks one of those wild wallops that laid Jim Stewart low.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-30
Wallingford.
SIS
Stamford.
BRIDGEPORT ALSO.
special to the Journni- Couricr.)

Bridgeport, Dec. 29.-The local Nut- meg leaguers carried off an the hon- ors In their match here tonight with the Waterbury team. Brewer cap tured all the individual honors of the evening high single with POS and high th-ee strings with 56T. The scores fC >ow.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-30
BridCcport
Waterbury.
NuppJETowN TAKES THREE.

Middletown, Dec. 29,--Tne home quintet of Nutmeg lcaguers had but little difficulty in dIsposing of the league tailenders here tonight talk ing all three games. The match was rather uneventful as far as high scores went, but brought tne consistent roll- ing of the locals
 Bower, of the home team, carried off the evenings honors with q high single of 199, and a high three string Of .56S,
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-30
lsncclnI to the .JOnrnnI- -ConrIerD

Bridgeport. Dec. 29.--lt developed hero tonight that there was nothing in the reported sale of the local polo team. The team will be given a thorough trial here: then, if It doesn't prove self-supporting 1t will be trans ferred to either Salem or Lawrence Manager Hanna however will still hold the control of the team.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-30
New Haven.
Hartford.

On inquiry at the Republican club al- leys last night it developed that T. Powell fig on the eligible list of play CTS in the Nutmeg league The ac- ton of tho Hartford team Is easiy ex- plained by tho fact that hy winning last night tho New Haven team tied them for first place.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-30
STAMFORD TAKES TWO.

Wallingford, Dec % The Stamford Nutmeg league quintet had but little difficulty in taking two games from the local team here this evening The first game was the only one in which the locals bowled a near represents tive score
 Ferris, of the visitors, was high sin gle with 224 while Gulnas also of the visitors carried off high three strings with 579. The scores follow.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-30
'oros follow
Hartford
Wnlcrllllr,.
BRIDGEPORT WINS THREE. lNnceinI to inc Jnnrnnl-C onrIerl

Bridgeport Dec. 2s.-Herb Banks of the home team was the stsr in to- nights match between tho local State leaguers and the Bristol team, in which the home team made a clean sweep of matters. He rolled high single Of 22S, following 1t up with a high three string Of Gl5,
 ca,roc rIII5vgs
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-30
REALLYp BOB" FTTzsIMMONS

sydney. N. S, w., Dec. 29,-"Bob" Fitzsimmons, former heavyweight champion of tho world, and Jack Twin Sullivan have issued challenges to Jack Johnson, the conqueror of Tommy Burns, for a fight for the heavyweight title,
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-30
GAME TONIGHT. New Haven at Worcester.
RESUITs LAST NIGHT.

At Pawtucket-Fall River, 6; Paw tuckct, {.
 Al standardization, 8; New Ha- ven. 1.
 At Bridgeport-New Bedford, {; Bridgeport, 2.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-30

Manager Fitzgerald of Brockton Is very anxious to secure Curtis of the Grays to help out on the rush line un- til Jason is ready to play He has re- auested Manager McCflvray of the Providence team to loan him the rush CT for few games. If Is not surpris- Ing that Manager Fitzgerald wants Curtis because Bill played in that town before and was a great favorlte there.
 Hobe Whiting, the old Pawtucket fayorite and at one time considered one of the greatest halfbacks in the game is playing center for the Mans field team of the Ohio State league.
 Fans in Providence arc still await ing the long delayed appearance of "soxy" Lyons whom it was rumored some time ago had been signed by Manager McGpyary Lyons has not yet shown up and Providence is as sl- lent as though nothing ever happened.
 The locals play fin worcester to- night This Is the only league game scheduled for the evening, Friday night Brockton will put in an appear ance as a holiday attraction
 A meeting was held In Worcester yesterday for the purpose of settling the trouble caused by the attachment of the gate receipts by ex-Manager Starkie of Hartford at that city Christ mas day. The matter was adjusted satisfactorily by Managers Hanna of Bridgeport and Phelan of Worcester, Secretary Treasurer Perrin of the league and rkie-Provdence Jour nal It's easy money that Starkie got all that was coming to him.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-30
lXY.ACETYLENE WELpLNG AND RRAzINa

in Al meIals, We make most difficult repairs in broken engine cylinders, crank cases, finished machine parta oxy- Garbl Co,. l7 Webster st.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-30

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 W. A. Maynard agent, 6S Gilbert ave-
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