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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-10-16
WILL THIS EVER ST0Pl Another Complication in New Haven
 Ownership.

New Haven, Oct 16.-There was a hitch over-the sale of the New Haven nine yesterday afternoon by George M. Cameron of this city to James H. Wilkes. Deeds were yesterday drawn up transferring the team to Mir Wilkes, who is ene of the owners of the Grand Opera house of this city and a former Brooklyn player. They were not passed because of a techni- 'cality in the rather complicated own ership of the team and 1t was said last night that they might not be handed over at all.
 MT Cameron insists on owning the nine alone if he continues in the field and is willing to shoulder the entire responsibility but there has been . hitch between him and his partners, George Bone and Samuel ]. 'Wiedenhamer of Newark. who poe 'se1ses . smAll interest h, the tsatn.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-10-16
The Eagle Brewing Co.
 Brewers of the Choicest LAGER BEER and PUREST
 ALES and PORTER.
 EAGLE STREET. Waterbury, Conn.
ALLEN WINTER SOLD
Winner of the Readyille S50,000 Handfcap Will Race in Europe.

Lexington, Ky. Oct. 16.-The sensation of the breeders nleetine here yesterday afternoon was tho sale of Alien Winter, winner of the Readyille $50,000 handicap. by Michael Reardon, of Indianapolis, to George H. Ketcham, of Toledo, at $50,000, the price being announced publicly.
 By winning first money in the Readville race or s30,000, Allen Winter obtained record of 2.0es and while he has been since in sev- eral races. he never met trotter that could force him to faster rec ord. He is by all odds one of the. best gaited trotters ever raced fn recent years, while his breeding and individuality are beyond criticism.
 Like Siliko, for which Ketchau paid S30,000 to Madden. Allen Win ter goes to England, to join the raf ing string of Louis Winans, of Brtgh ton, England, and will be traine and raced abroad by the formt Cleveland trainer, Al Pennock.
 Allen Winter was starter yestes day in the s2.000 West Stake. wif two others in the field, and we handily. as he has done in all of b starts. Owner Reardon asked thr distance be waved so his tr0tter could show his speed qualities, but his request was declined.
 Ketcham asked for a price before the start yesterday and Reardon named $50,00O. The buyer asked for an option until the finish of the race. when he accepted the price and settled with Reardon at 5 o'clock this afternoon.
 The price paid is the highest since William Simpson, of New York. own- CT of Empire City Stud. bought i've years ago the stallion Mckinney for the same amount and oddly enough from Indiana owners.
 The showing of Allen Winter h his races and the price paid for him brings his sire, Ed Winter. now own ed by Adams C NagIe. of Hohoku1u N !. into great pronfInenco.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-10-16
EXPLOSIVES AND ACIDS
New Regulations Issued by the Rail-
 road Company.

Hartford, Oct. 16.--New regula; tions for the transportation of ex- plosives, infiammable articles and acids issued by the N. Y., N. H. &: H. R. R. Co, which are effective Oc- tober 18th, 1908, are of importance to shippers. as 1t Is now required that packages. be marked showing contents; infiammable articles. liquids and acids in addition to be labeled. Information as to the kind and color of labels to be used on va rious consignments may be obtained upon inquiry at the local freight sta ton.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-10-16
MITCHELL TO FIGHT LANGFoRD

San Francisco, Oct. 16.-Stanley Ketchell has changed his mind about
 lighting negroes. The man that losr the middleweight title to Bill Papke Is willing now to take on Sam Langford in. a twenty or twenty-five round bout. And this challenge goes If Ketchell beats Papke on Novem- Der 25.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-10-16
CAPTAIN CODY DROPPED.

His Flying Machine Was Wrecked,
 But He Was Uninjured.
 Aldershot, Eng, Oct 16.-Captain F. s. Cody. the American aeroplan; ist, who has spent several years in the British service in charge of the kite section of the army. made an attempt to-day at a flight in his army aeroplanc. After reaching height of twenty. feet or over the machine fell to the ground and was wrecked. Captain Cody escaped uninjured.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-10-16

The rent card in the window will not do the work that rent adv in the columns of the Democrat will do. The card is read by persons liv. ing in your district. The rent sdv would be read by people in all parts of the city. Tfy aren't adv and sayo moaeys . days fue c centA
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-10-16

A New Haven paper says that the New Haven base ball club and fran chise will be sold to Jan es H. Wilkes, manager of the New Haven opera house. Wilkes ds)lares that he will manage the tear /himsel' if he buys. It Is understocn1 that aI claims of C. !. Danahern the former owner. have been sat I'd.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-10-16
NOTICE.
Waterbury, Conn. 1,

Waterbury, Conn.,,
 October 15, 1903. We have given our son Mark Ed ward his time. We refuse to be re sponsible for any bills contracted by him from this date.
 MIR AND MRS I. J. CHAPMAN. 9 Fox street, Waterbury, Conn.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-10-16
POOL TOURNAMENT
Waterbury Man Defeated Naugatucl
 Man Last Night.


 Man Last Night.
 Allen of Waterbury defeated Hickey of Naugatuck in the. pool tournament at Naugatuck last even- ing. Aliens high run was 20 and Hickey's 16.
 Score by Frames
 Allen-6, 5, IA. II, 12, 10, 3, 10, 4-75. Hickey-s. 2, 0. 3, 0. 3, g. 5, 4 40.
 Game tonight at the Casino will be called at o'clock with Shea or Naugatuck and Moriarty of Water bury as the contestants.
 In match game of pool last night Bob Stone defeated Doc" Nelson, 125 to 100. Mir Nelson was not in his usual good form, while MT Stone played strong game thoroughout. After the match game MT Nelson gave an exhibition of trick and fancy shots, which was as good if not the best ever seen in this city. Mir Nelson finished his exhh bition with frame of Chinese pool which was the hit of the evening. Score by frames:
 Stone-11, 1. 4, :. 6, 4. IS, 8, 4, Is, 13, 12. 10. 2, 10, 3-125.
 Nelson-4, IA, II, &, s, II, o, 12, II, o. 2. 3. 5, 8, f. 0-100
 Stones high runs were 2S and IT, and Nelson's best marks were IS and Is.
 The first masquerade of the sea- son will be given at the Casino rink next Monday evening and four prizes will be given as follows: Most handsome mems costume, most handsome women's costume, mosi original mems costume, most origins al women's costume. Galipeau's orchestra furnishes the music at this rink and the floor and skates are in the best of condition.
 Kilburn won the daily prize last night. putting up 59s for total.
 Blunt leads the roll-off with the large total of sss. Other scores follow: Teller 605, Malch 601, Pal- mer 500, Allen 570, Itschnsr 552, Shea ssfs Porter 5so.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-10-16

' tHIO .IVt G .VJ T2. e The presence of Candidate Taft in the city yesterday afternoon had no effect on the attendance at the races. The crowd was as large as on the best days of the week.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-01-31
bet On THE JOCKEY
AKDlH|S HORSE WINS
Fifteen Maiden Two-Year-O Odds
in Chief Event, and Betting
All G,lesswork.
sPlNloN WINS WITH EASE
Hans, III to 10, Takes First.
Money in the Selling Event.
Other Results.

y j AZ Il
NEW ORLEANS. LA, January 3o.---
Fifteen maiden two-year.olds went to
the post In the first race at City Park
to-day. With the betting on these
2ounasters largely gnnssworlk. tho bet
ters pinned their faith 10 Jockey Not
ter. on Pinion, which was made the
fayorlte. PInion won by four lengths.
after an easy race. Weather cloudy.
track fast Summary:
First race--three furIongs ceiling
Pinlon g to 81 first. Or. Armstrong
Course 6 handlca = Heard az TO y
ian q TO 81 third Time $500 s.5.
Third race--seven furlongs. selling
French Nun q TO - first. Gracious
81 70 u second, Goldway 90 to ID third
Time, Les as.
Fourth race-six tnrlongs. ceiling
John Carroll (eyen) iirst, Gold Proof
TO - sccond. cooncy *. q to II
third. Time. 1:lt i5.
Fifth racc--seven furlonss.- sslling-
Mr.. Pc abody Is TO ~ first jack Wit
q i5 to - second. Rappahannock u TO
- third. Time. l:es 4-5.
Sixth rhce--seven furlongF selling
Funiculnre[2 to ID first, Hannibal Bey
Il to ~ second, Prince Hohcnlohc a
to ~ third. Time, 1:2s 3-5.
Seventh racs--mile and sixteentfl.
sell!ng-HAns al to l0) first, Miss
Mazzonis g to - second, Albert star
Go to u third. Time, .4S As.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-01-31
ENTRIES IN.FENC ING CARNIVAL

Ten Teams VIII Compete IN Third Sc.
rles for Manriaue Trophy.
3 NEW YORK, January Soften OF
the prominent fencing teams OF the
country have entered the fencing car
.nival which will be held on Saturday
evening. Fe bruary lst. under the aus
5pices OF the Central Young Mems
Christian association. Brooklyn. These
include Cornell, West Point. Yale,
Princeton. University OF Pennsylvania
COLUMBIA, New York Athletic Club.
New York Fencers' Club. New York
Turn verein and the Foil and Mask
Club, of New Jersey.
The contest Is tho third one that
has been held for the trophy present.
ed BY Ricardo E. Manrinue. Three OF
the college teams which have enter
ed Will be. scheduled to. hold a meet
In the intercollegiate series on this
date, but thew have decided to hold
It in conjunction with the Manrin,ne
competition. Thew are Yale. Columbia
ana Cornell. All have exceptionally
strore teams this year ard tn. bnuts
should nrova to be rttnnallN vel
contested. The Cnrrrl Y tee m will be
composed of Harries. Faucet ard How ":
ard the same three THAT won the Man
rir,,e trnnl,v last year.
4 TheScnrtest will Eeshald Under SO r G.
3ten otGtha Amateur Fencers' l Leg .ais
Of "A narica. "a $3.50 6ss
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SOME HOT GAMES
. IN Y. N, A LEAGUE |. {
Great Interest Being Taken
Athletic Meet to Be Held
Tomorrow Night.

Tho games In the Y. M. G. a. Bas-
ketbnll League last night were fast
and showed Improvement over the
preceding week. More field baskets
were made but some OF the teams
were weak on free throws.
The Deltas still lead the procession,
winning last night from the Betas, VINO
put up a splendid game against this
strong team, Losing out by the close
score OF ID to IL. The CANNES made
the highest score OF all. defeating thu
Alphas l6 to 10. In the closing game
OF tile evening the SigmHs SIT nttsr
the Iiappas aid won by three points.
THESE games are becoming more in
tteresting every week and are attfact'
siEg quite bunch OF fans. Next Thurs.
day night the llne-up VIII be: kapp !,
VS.. Alphas. over fifty men took part
in the class and games last might
Thirty men have entered for the
athletic meet which Is to be conduct
ed in the gymnasium t.. morrow night
sixty-yard potato race. standing
broad Jump. running high Jump
twelve. pound shot put and pull-ups or
the horizontal bar.
Members are friends. both ladies' and
a. a. Booth Will act nsgreferee. Entries
close Tonight MT 10 O'Clock.
Last Nights Scores.
Gar+aas--McC. Thornton. LEFT, forward
n sh jlro, right forward: ]. Jones. cen,
tire IL. u Leakc tcaptain,. left guard: q
M schaefer. right guard; r.. D. Pearson
fcrward. -AIphas--y. a. Wells Captain,
litf forward; c. W. MacGeorge right TOR
ward. III Ii. cullen. Genre: C.. g.. Burch
| left guard. j. F. Fair, right guard W. q
NuckoIs. forward.
Score: Gammas. 10: Alphas. 10.
Deltas--s. F.. Hening. left forward: p. A
tBi ock Jr.. right forwarni G.. 3. Bradley
! certre; NJ. f. Lawrence tcaptain), et
4 guard: |. J Lichtenstein, right guard:
NV Orchard Betas-IT. III. Twinins. Of
forward: ". 4. Bruce .captatn) right for
ward, ~. D. sydnor. centre; c. L. McClel
land. left guard B. J. cof.man. right guarI
Score; Delras Ia; Betas. ~.
sismas-T. b McAdnnls, left forward; {;
D. Johnson. right forward "A. G. Thomas
Il center; r. n. Jett tcaptainl, left guard
IVY = sadler. right guard: r. w. Gates
q rward. kapras--P. n Thornton. fcap
tain. LETT forward: w. A. Graves. rigi,
forward: L, L. Van SAINT. centre: L. =
a Twfnins. left guard !; G. W. Roach RICH
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-01-31
BROOKLYN HANDICAP
WEIGHTS ANNOUNCED

NEW YORK, January 30.-Announce-
mept of the weights for the Brooklyn
Handicap OF 1905 was made to-day by
the official landscapes OF the Jockey
Club.
There are forty-nine entries for this
year, for three-year-olds and upwards.
over course of a mile and quarter.
Ballot. a four-year-old, is given top
weight OF 126 pounds. Nealon. the
winner of last years Suburban, carries
125 pounds The handicapped has
given Colin. James r. Keenes wonder
full two-vear-old OF last year. Ill
pounds to shoulder, the heaviest
weight In the three-year-old class, and
five pounds more than allotted to Celt.
the next three year-old on the list.
Flimnap a ilve-yenr-old. is given the
highest weight of the horses enter
ed. So pounds.
Weights for the most prominent en-
tries in the Brooklyn are: Charles Eds
ward. lee; Salvidere. 12l: Gloriher and
Montgomery. 100: Superman and Dam
delion. III: Running Water. lis: Nc
Carter. lii; De Mund. ITO; Uncle, l05:
linn Gaftney. 101 4; Fire Stone. aS: Cohort.
90: Falcada, IS, and Master Robert and
Running Account, 95.
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OBJECTS T0. CONTRACT I RI

White Sow p,te,,e~ n,s''iscs n'rr,rs& Or
900 a frrc., Nv. Owner Cn,''liIs!key.
rrNr'TNNsSTI, n, JanNar,. anS-Re'
ce"~a .or a &necnliar1v N.nrdc1 con t"n c'g
Sick AItr-r',s crA nf&+he stare 81 "
Irbicasn Vvhsta Sos. tvr'r'tng ste sf.ahas
-ro,,a NJ r. 8 tha y1i.-1,,s q, tvsS =, he We y
t+clk with Own Ar C>.,,ts'-a,' End W reg ,.
A-ter a s+~annn,,s -htAot'ar To tn" z cr-
3u,,sc~t py +ha tern ~ he z 4 t.n 81
"a, trncls Eyr,il, r"ca I've ann less THAI sst
5vaar5F hut 9 +f3.ha8 rr4 of the Sc sou
his l,es hri c,,e.1 ,,'r, SELF he q sffcr-
an 70 ,-.,l h, Led hin, " ln''',
81 Altrse'r ut ersss n q IL AAn n Pond q ~
A,.'sr, dNrirf ss . c Z,
Ilier,tv,s IN add ,tion5 he saes The
son ticns a c''a rce7 t. lose the q 30
irav s,rn,n g., Slra VS.. ha ,vnN,ld nlaoa
,,ir, ss,S IN 2 r,s't, ton ,vonAras apv tricck X
,a,,,t 'sev over the 'nl,or Y, 9
~ Il kill i tn hnrus nv e i'm nv, SAVING.
sthat he hal seer Altrnck v drfn',ir s 4 III,
nlrrht rs f,re, 'trocls saws hersst ave
'3yr,,,c An would hA lad scc,,re l,,a
|sssrwiees. and III, less tlle h.ta sssHx
ina n a cement I'm ok i down ii, ',s} conr
Itract he will try ia sec cure ID. trans fer
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AMERICA WILL ACCEPT
MOTOR BOAT Def


BOSTON, MASS. January So.-N'al-
ter II. Bieling. secretary Of the Motor
Boat Club of .Alnerica, who Is now
in Boston attending the national pow
or boat show in progress In this city,
has received a cable from he Brit
.ish Motor Boat Club stating that q
formal challenge has been mailed to
the Motor Boat Club OF America for
the British International challenge cup,
won last year by the Dixie, owned by
T.. ]. Schroeder, Of Jersey City.
Secretary BLEEDING stated tonight
that the challenge would be prompt
" accepted and that at least three
members OF the American Club would
build new boats as cup defenders. and
tina. formal statement reg gard 9
ii Is understood here that at least
two boats are being constructed IN
England to support the challenge.
one by Baron Ro,hschild and the other
by Lord Howard de Walden. Both OF
these boats will be forty feet. the
limit In length and will carry 500
horsepower engines. They VIII be
raced iI, the Mediterranean during the
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-01-31
PENN WILL MEET
CORNELL ON TRACK

PHILADELPHIA, PA, January 30.--
Track relations between Cornell and
Pennsylvania will be resumed In the
spring when the teams from thcse two
clash In dual track meet
about the middle of May.
For several years these two .nsti-
Itutlons. which have been such friendly
rivals on the football and baseball
fields. have been on the outs in track.
and have not met in the dual meet
since 1905 when the Red and Eiue
team with Lyman, Amesler. Dear and
Eoyd MADE such d COCA showing.
Hyrnan captured the 4io anu EGO
yard "a hes IN tine shape. while Ans
Ter skinned over the high and low
hurdles In close TO record time Tor
two first places.
The next year the Penn team did
net write to the Ithacans for meet
until too late IN ille sea,on, when inc
latter refused a dual affair, and their
schedule was already completed. Last
Year, due TO a misunderstanding the
two track schedules again. contlicted.
hut this season he Cornell manager
has written in ample time. and already
Manager Joseph cochran. OF me ne i nhn1 :
I1enge. Everything has been satstac-
toriiy smoothed over and the two
teams Will again compe,e IN annual
This year the meet will most likely
DO held at Ithaca. as FranklinField ha 5
been scheduled for SO many events
during May that 1t will be Impossible
to hold the meet here until next year.
decided upon. but 1t vii! most likely be
either May 18th or Goth.
Both team Will be in flne condition
about this ime as the 1ntsrcoseSlatess
will be but three weeks distant and
the Penn team Will have just COMPLETED
Their first trwout against Columbia.
which takes place May g. h.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-01-31

LONDON. JaHuary a0.--Ccorge 1aek-
enschmidt. OF Russia, easily defeated
Joe Rogers. American in the wrestling
match at oxford Music Hall tits after
noon for the championship of the world.
The match was under catch -as-catcli-
can rules. best two out of three falls,
witt, tcn-minute rest period allowed
bout was I:35 and that OF the. second
J:I5. Hackenschmidt consequently re-
stalns the title of champion.
There was a big gathering OF the
sporting fraternity TO witness the con;
&c L. Both men appeared to be In good
condition. but Hackenschm!dl was q
strong fnvortte With The public and the
bettors The match WAS walkoyer for
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-01-31
winston-salem and Baseball.
,Ls,ec,,,t j. The Times Dtspatch. j

81 S0cc''J 10 r ~ Time s. DfsOatch.J
X WINSTON-SALEAI, c., january 80
1t is not known yet whether Win.
ston-S Salem will become member OF
the North and South Carolina Base,
bal, Association. The local fans say
that 1t will require a guarantee func
OF $4,000 In order to ''play ball" here
1t rema ms for those interested to pu,
up the cash. Tho matter Is to be de,
cided within the next few days. Il
appears now that II this city does no
take advantage OF the opportunity Il
secure large amount Of advertising
Raleigh will take her place.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-01-31
SPORTING NOTES.

Wesleyan beat Colgate at basket
ball Tuesday night In Mtddlatown.
Conn. BY 43 to 20. ~ ltjS 3
ia Ia Burch received thirteen vot as, Coy
\ III the second block of 400 Of the 900.
point contest for the worlds pool
champtonship.s9in ST. Louis, TUESDAY,
night, Jerolia Keogh, of Buffalo !. lneda
s19H points to n for Thomas IT iles ton,
the present champion. y llaa a esldinE
contest ayil he played to-nigh t. sls III.
ogl's bis run WAS th rec; es-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-01-31
CLUBS UNITE N HUNT.
Members or iiid1escx rnd Loudoun
Clubs Enjoy the sport.

It
Members or NIild1escx rnd Loudoun
Clubs Enjoy the sport.
Especial to The Times. plspotch.l
LEESBURG. VA. January a0.-S ON.
bers Of he Nliddlesex aud Loudour
Hunt Clubs were In the field to-da sy
NEE ting the I'm glish hounds at Ma yer.
tune walled BY, the master, MI. aig.
gibson, OF the Middlesex Hunt, who
with his huntsman and whips, were W
pink.
and the mounts took them with cas- e |.
pressing close the pack In a sight run
al many miles. A FOX was put II, nenr
Paeonian. and then the hounds i, d'rs. s a,nr
OF Leesburg, but Finding no scent,
were taken back to the kennels FOR
the final run at Aldic on Friday. j,
Mr.. and Afrs. Gasnuet Di Serega VIII
entertain members of both hunts Mt
hunt breakfast Mt their residence near "a,
Aide on FRIDAY. January 3lst, When
the last hunt of the season VIII come
off.
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I,evi,vton Hcrse OF a..

LEXINGTON. KY, anuary 3d.;
First foe ut the N1illstream. Stud ct
! Miller, Bishop & Pain ter. the noted.
New York firm. in this county. was
bv Imp. sempronius, dam Fitrt eaner.3
bv IMP. Mariner. 1T Is falf-brot her;
Ito spoone.rS a stalk w inf,er. NJ streams
Stud sts tie home OF the 100000 French
stallion Adam III.
a telegram last night says Tire
+ HARVESTER. nnegsof thnt rrest tn,lrgi
horses ever sbresIl ut lnut 5ta IL lFar lill
! Mako. Walnut rIn,l ~, s'r Nrleel ard
o "a ii M Ne ~cl.5 to-d.A ~ NJ w 7nrlSS
So Aug,,-t EntSline. ~ MI 1--we y Y sc FOR
al a in,,t ~ NJ a. Scpt - ~ Note,e t. This
lis the hest price paid in years for 9.
1 two-year- old. Il 53ig3 $ss
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DEEP run HOUNDS.

Fixtures for Deep Run Hounds have
been announced for tho month of
February BY Mr.. j. ST George Bryan
as follows.
February 1st-1he Kennels. p. NJ
February sth-Reseryoir. r. NJ.
February 15th--The Battery r. 81
February sd--Woodlawn. 4 r. ~
February 2ath--Rio Vista, 4 p. u.
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CHEATED DEAT'H 14 TIMES n j.
Dynamite. Poison and Bullets, Partner
y Charged With: Crimes.

u ynamite. Poison and Bullets; Partner
y Charged With Crimes
SEATTLE, WASH q apuary. Or.
Charged with attempting. By means
poison and: .bullets.Sto xiii George NJ.
Roberts and family John Hurst. Q.
miner and business partner. wa 8 ar
rested yesterday by city detec tive
was made on Monday and only the.
,,resenceE of two detectives saved ths
Roberts family from being blown up
Ir-hat was tie fourteenth attempt opon
the life of Roberts. g!s+ S5i
Hurs, was arrested wear ago for
frying to blow up the Roberts resi-
,sS'ence hit was releosed- II; Previous to
that shots had tecn fired through the
windows IF the Roberts home. thnut3
iiix months ago an internal ma chine
,,-as rlaced rec r hisg go te mr., Il on
Christmas an unsuccessf nj attempt was
inade to blow IN the house. nj
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NIKE t.TwIN,) SULLIVAN.
shor his

spring. as we'll as in England. before.
being shipped to this country.
The cup races will be held In Au-:
lea will select course In Long Island
Sound for the contests in preference
to using the customary club course
on the Hudson, where there Is too
much mercantile traffic for high
speed race
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PITCHER STEWART OUT AGAIN
Lynchburg Twirler ROPES to BE II
Good Condition by Sens0rl's Opening.

1.ySGtInI-pc. = VA Ianmarw ao..-
Harry Z. Stewart. u member OF the
pitching staff OF the Lynchburg ball
team. who was operated upon month
or more ago for appendicitis at the
been discharged from the hospital yes
terday.
Stewart expects to be In good con-
dillon at the opening Of the virginia
ing twirlers OF the league for two
years and the coming season Will FL
him. no doubt, for work In faster COM
many. ~ .s55 y;
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WAKE roREsr SENIORS VIM.
Defeat Junior Team In Interesting Came Of
~ Basketball.


WAKE FOREST. NJ c.. January 3o.-Thc
second OF the series OF interclass basket
seniors and Juniors resulting In victory fol
tho former BY the score OF 81 TO |: The
feature Of the game was the goal throwing
aot Creech. Justice and Stuart for the
The lineup was as follows: Seniors
Justice. centre: creech. right forward: Nc
Million. left forward: Stuart. right guard
Griffin. left guard. Juniors---Fnott, centre
Privette right forward; Albums. left for.
ward: Legsett and coble. right guard: Cog
gar. left guard.