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The morning journal-courier., 1908-11-11
PlBLDWICK'S RAGE Sewell Winner at California in Feature of Card-Event
 Six Furlongs. RESTS CLEVER SPRINTERS Carload of Horses, Including Roscben, Will Arrive at Emcryvillc
 To-day.

oakland, Cal, Nov. 10, -Scwer scored a victory over iiold of clever sprinters in the Ficldwick handicap at tho oakland track to-day. The event was at six furlongs and was the feat ure of good card A carload of horses, including Roseben, will reach EmeryvIlle tomorrow
 First race-Six furlongs: Uebulos- sus, TOT, Keogh, 10 1, won; Captain Kennedy 1O2, Gilbert, 13 to ,, second; Adena, lO2, Kirschbaum, even, third. Time, 1;14 2-5
 Second race-Sx furlongs: Wap g7, Tal Taplln, to |, won; Boas, lO6. Walsh, lG to D. second, Billy Pullman, 102, c. Ross, 10 to l, third Time, 1:t3 4-5
 Third race--One mic: PhalanX, t17, Sweet, 6 to !, won; Lady Alicia, 1t9, c. Russell s to |, second; Charley Payne, ll9, Archibald ' t9 2, third. Time, 1:4l 2-5.
 Fourth race--SiX furlongs Field wick, handicap; Sewell, 1t2, Powers, won; Native Son 92, Wells, 20 to 1, second; Roalta, 100, Gilbert, 10 to 1, third Time l:l3.
 Fifth race--Mlc and sixteenth: Sir Billar, lO6, Vandusen, : to 1, won; Remember lO2, c. Russell. 1 to 10 second; Cloverland, t10, Powers, 12 td |, third. Time l:47 1-5. SiXth--Mile and TOO yards; Mont pomnrv 11O GhtlIing 12 to DO ,op. Neva Lee, 12O, Miller, 5 to :, second; Don Enrique, 109, Miller, 20 to 1 third. Time, 1:43.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-11-11
MIGRANTS NEW STAR.
Giants Manager Secures Services of
 Minnesota Fullback.

According to a baseball Sherlock Holmes who travelled In the south last season, Manager McGraw of the Giants In drafting Catcher Rapp from the Meridian team of the Cotton State league grabbed one of footballs brightest stars. Rapp, 1t is said Is no other than George Capron, the famous fullback of the University of Minnesota team of 1907.
 Gapron Is back in school again this fall, but has been declared ineligible on account of his connection with professional baseball. Capron was the best fullback in the west last sea- son on account of his marvellous abil- ity as a punter and dropkicker. Ito was compared to Coy of Yale, and many critics hailed him as the great est kicker since the days of Hersch- berger, and that was several seasons ago.
 Capron's kicking ability may have attracted MCGraw to him, but at any rate he had fine season down south It is just possible that he will not get trial with the Giants, as there Is some dispute over the title to him. caused by the assumed name.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-11-11
N. H, H. s, FOOTBALL
Eleven Has Practice After Ten Days Rest-0nly Eight Men Show Up-Athletic Meet
 ing To day,

After ten days absence from the reported for N, II, H. & practice at Yale field yesterday afternoon, as the greater part of the football players are absorbed in the taclSling of exams, which arc being allowed them at the school Little could be accomplished with the eight candidates and Captain Davis had those present oil up q little on the almost forgotten signals,
 A few loyal high school followers witnessed the signal practice and were rejoiced at once more seeing the stu dents at work. Tho absence of the many veterans, however, caused the practice to be somewhat listless and the students at the school are hoping for a successful report from the fac ulty, concerning the results of the special exams of the conditioned athletes.
 O'Keefe. tackle of the senior class team, was used at center while Captain Davis, Fifeld and Mccormick com posed the backs, with Keotsky at quarter Tousley and Watrous played guards, Muse and Herrlty, ends
 A larger squad is expected at the practice to-day and those students whc will complete their examinations this morning will also be told to report.
 A regular meeting of the N. H H. S Athletic association will be held at the close of school to-day and the consti' tuition which has been revised will be read. Managers for the class basket ball teams will probably be elected.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-11-11
A PROMISING START
N, H, H. s. Basketball Team to Have Place to Practice
 at Armory.
DANCES AT AMDERSON'S
Manager Barlow Arrangcs Pleasant Program for Spectators at Bas-
 ketball Contests.

After making n thorough eXamln alton of all the suitable halls for basketball practice. Kenneth Barlow manager of the N. H, II. S. basketball team, finally succeeded in securing permission for the use of the Second Regiment armory for the quintet. The use of the armory will be allowed three nights week will be spent by the athletes for practice between z and o'clock. The high school stud ents will practice on the same nights as the Troop A. Suitable arrange ments for afternoon practice could not be made, the managers of the various halls demanding terms alto gether unsatisfactory to the high basketball team.
 The fact that the quintet this sea- son will have place to practice in means much to the eleven and al- though previously successful without practice 1t Is absolutely essential for the high quintet to make the most of their practice In order to any way get tho best of the many other high teams whom they are scheduled to meet Present indications point to an elimination of the hardships the local contingent was subjected to last year and one of the strongest basketball teams that has represented the local high Is expected. Despite the fact that many of the basketball veterans will be husily occupied with football q call for candidates will be issued next week in order to give the less experienced players a chance to DOT gross.
 Manager Barlow has completed ar engagements for having a program Of dances follow the games at Ander- sons gymnasium and those who rec. ollect the tremendous success the last and only dance of last season made can only predict similar result thls ! year. It Is customary for most ot the out-of-town schools to adopt thi. system, which Is helping to increase the attendances and also great inter. est in the winters sport. Great In. terest will undoubtedly be taken b, | the students this season and Ander sons gym will be literally choked wltl the enthusiastic students of the schoo at their Saturday evening contests
The morning journal-courier., 1908-11-11
THREAT TO SHOOT
Made by Local Policeman in Ar. resting Jack Rainier in
 Auto Saturday.
OTHER SPEEOER APPEALS
E. D. Mead, Through Dr. Baldwin, Claims Favoritism Was Shown
 in Discharge of Rainier.

An interesting feature in the case involving the arrest and subsequent discharge of Jack Rainier, the Yale student charged with speeding on his way to the Yale field Saturday after noop came to light yesterday, when it was stated that the officer who caused the arrest of the Yale man was com pelled to draw his revolver and threaten tne motorst before he would stop his machine. Rainier dashed by the policeman on Derby avenue and as he refused to slow up when first or dered to by one of Policeman Heen- ans men the latter shouted that he would put hole in his machine if ne didn't slow up.
 The autoists of the city have taken quite an interest in the case and one of them, Everett D, Mead of Orange, nas taken an appeal from the finding of the city court in his own case on account of 1t. He claims that there was favoritism shown when Rainier was brought to court the morning after having been arrested, and was not tried Judge Mathewson having used his Influence. it is said, to have the case removed from trial.
 The reason for speeding the auto had been that Rainier was hurrying Everard Thompson, the Yale ticket manager, to Yale field to secure the admittance of the probation boys. This had been Judge Mathewson's request, and he Is said to nave interfered in Rainier's behalf as his speeding was a righteous act as Thompsons time was very limited
 Mead has taken an appeal as he plead guilty to speeding not knowing that Rainier's case had been nolled. He was fined S15 A fellow motorist. and member of the Auto club of New Haven, Dr, William Pitt Baldwin, | furnished the bond of $2b0.
 He characterizes the discharge of Rainier as favoyitism, and wanted to know why it happened that one auto ist, who was going on an errand. should be discharged and another who wasn't going so fast, was fined. Attorney c. NJ. Robinson, counsel for ' the Auto club of New Haven. has been retained to conduct the case.
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The morning journal-courier., 1908-11-11
GAME WONON FLUKE LOCALS TAKE TWON
State League Aggregation Wal lops Meriden Team in
 Easy Fashion.
PARK CITY BREAKS RECORD
Secures Total One Game Plnfall of ,O56-lIartford Also Cap
 lures Two.

The local State league team main- tained their hold on first position in the league last night when they walk ed away with two games from the Meriden aggregation, rolling scores of over 900 in all three games.
 New Haven started off in whlrlwind form, Huber rolling for 225, Colett for 223 and Johnson for 213. The Silver City quintet also hit the pins some, securing total fall of 943 pins, The second game was won handlly while the third went to the visitors by poor work on the part of New Haven men.
 The score follows:
The morning journal-courier., 1908-11-11
WHOLESALE BLACKIISTING.

hicago, Nov lO-Moro than fifty 'hball players of the Milwaukee and
 Aneapolis teams of the American lhciation and of the Three l. South ] and Pacific Coast leagues, were yed upon the ineligible list to-day by Irrational board of arbitration. They le alleged to have dehed the rules ,he agreement by engaging in post 'Fon games with "outlaw" clubs.
 p fines were assessed but before
 fling contracts for next season, the lgers must apply for reinstatement.
 n their punishment will be decided Hoy Secretary Farrell The board
 l ordered the blacklsting of Pr%i- ' 2 Wolse of the Spokane club for al- "a charges against Umpire Frary
 ,h could not bo subst0ntlatud Av
The morning journal-courier., 1908-11-11
NATIONAL MEETING SOON.
President Pulliam Announces Coming
 Meeting of League.

New York, Nov 1O.--Presideut Pull. liam of the National Baseball lcague to-day sent out announcements to the' clubs that the annual meeting of the league will be held Tuesday, Decem- ber s, at the Waldorf Astoria hotel this city. The board of directors will meet the same day at noon.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-11-11
NUTMEGS IN SLU IMP
Republican Club Team Loses Three Games to MiddletoWn
 by Poor Rolling.
WALLINGF0RD TAXES THREE
Trims Bank WreclIers In Unlntcrcsting Match--Waterbury and Hart
 ford Also Win.
Special to the JournuI-couricro

Middletown, Nov. 1O.--The New Haven Nutmeg bowling team, rolling in extremely poor style, lost three games to the locals tonight. The visitors showed a deplorable lack of form, not rolling q single 800 or above game. George Robert Kelsey was the only New Havener to roll above 800 and his three strings of 517 gave him that honor, Prosly of the home team, was high single with 200.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-11-11
BASK KETBALL TONIGHT.
St. AloysiuS' Team Plays T. \. B. at
 WnIlingTord.

The following mon will go to wal lingford tonight and play their first basketball game of the season, for the st. Aloysius team against the T, A, B. of Walltngford
 Captain Moflitt Frisco, Kavanaugh, Ryan, Colbert, Fahey Mccormick and Meegan.
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rc follows:
Wallingford.
New Britain.
HARTFORD TRIMS STAMFORD. Especial to the .IournaI-C ouricr1

Stamford, Nov. tO.--Tho local Nut meg quintet succeeded in capturing the third game of the bowling match here tonight With Hartford, after losing the first two. Pearce of the visitors was high single with 22) and also high rol- Ter with eos. The score follows
 stamford1maFerris, 5oS; Talc,ott, ,46S; Davison, 520; Dumas, iS6; Franklin, 5Gl, Total, 25i3
 Hartford--Treat, 5i2; Birge, 454; PascQ, 4SO; Pearce, eos; McKinstry, 552; total 2GSG.
 Stamford-S2l S30 SS3-254S.
 Hartford--S30 952 S54-263G
The morning journal-courier., 1908-11-11
CAPTAIN McNUITY BACK.
Leader of Yale Soccer Team Takes Up
 Law Work Here Again.

Raymond F. McNulty of Brooklyn, captain of the Yale soccer team, return ed to Law school yesterday after be- ing absent all the fall He will take up his studies immediately and expects to graduate next June McNulty was elected captain succeeding Captain Wick last spring, and while the date of his return remained doubtful, OSul- llVaa acted us captain.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-11-11
I,I.isin,
Hartford.
BRIDCEpORT BaEAks RECORD. Especial to the .Iournni-couricr.1

Bridgeport Nov 10 The local stato aggregation had no trouble in dlsposne of the Waterbury team here tonight taking all three games in easy fashion. In the second game the locals broke the league record in securing a total pin fall of lo5G. Banks was high sin gle with 23l and Watt high roller with GIG
The morning journal-courier., 1908-11-11
JUDGES CAVES WIN TWO.
Old Times.
74S S4t 70S-2379
Judges Caves.
WINCHESTER OFFICE LEAGUE.

The Cadillacs blew up with a loud report in their games with the Olympic team, and the latter cleaned up three games in easy style. Both teams put up a ragged game, with the exception of Deak Curtis whose totals of 5l3 and 2l3 showed the "old war horse" was in great trim. The score:
The morning journal-courier., 1908-11-11
Matcrl,nIy.
Bridgeport.
wALmNGFoRD's CLEAN SWEEP


'
 Wallingford, Nov. 10.--In a rather uninteresting match here tonight the local Nutmeg quintet took three games from the New Britain bowlors. The visitors managed to tie the locals in the third game but on the roll off fate was against them and they lost by single pin
 The score follows.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-11-11
TO PARK CITY SUNDAY.
O'Comcll and Burns All New Haven
 to Meet icOrnS.

Managers O'Connell and Burns are patiently waiting for the next Sunday contest at Bridgeport which will be contested between the lAll-New Haven football team and the Acorns of the Park city The contest will undoubt- edly prove an unusually brilliant one, as both contingents have had the bcne- fit of football work for over four weeks
The morning journal-courier., 1908-11-11

.yhe bout between Matty Baldwin
 d Jim Driscoll, the English cham Ll which has been postponed q l5ple of times by New York pro- iEers, will be fought tonight, This l. be Driscoll's first appearance in iE country.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-11-11

That Bridgeport aggregation Is a ast one when they start moving.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-11-11
ARMORY NOTES.
Signal Corps to Give Carnival on New
 Years Day.

The Signal corps of the Second regiment are planning a carnival for next New Years day in the afternoon and evening. This will he held in the armory which will be prettily decor ated. The Second regiment orchestra will play and there will be dancing and entertainment. Arrangements are being made for obtaining priv ileges and getting tickets.
 The committee in charge of the car nival are Lieutenant Baker, Sergeants Fraser, Edgerton and Purmort, Cor porals Caldwell and Hankinson, and Privates Brancato, Dallas, Lynch, Summers, Blake, Newton and Law.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-11-11
The score follows.
MlddletOwn.
S57 sos S57-2522
New Haven Y. NJ. K. c.
WATERBURY TAKES TWO.
Special to the JournnI-courIcr.,

Waterbury, Nov l0.-The local Nut meg quintet walked away with two games from the Bridgeport team here tonight Middletons high single of 232 was the sensation of the evening Allen was high rol+tr with 566 The score follows;
The morning journal-courier., 1908-11-11
BOXING NEWS

"A big. boxing carnival will be pulled ,l at Savannah. Ga.,, during the week l:inning November 23, at which Lny New York fighters will figure 'the contests It Is planned to hold
 iwenty-round fight each night, and
 athe big automobile races are also ,Sbe decided there that week, the lspscts are that a big crowd will th out to witness the contests. The Enters who are expected to appear in I,i bouts are Charley Goldman and forge Kitson the first night, Harry
 xhe and Tommy Carey the second
 plht, Bert Reyes and Kid Sullivan on
 IA third night. and two other pairs
 &the following nights.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-11-11

In the Sarsfleld guards, Private Frank Stiles has been made cor poral and Private Raymond O'Brien a lands corporal Private Cornelius Barry has been given his honorable discharge at the expiration of. his term of service.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-11-11

Tommy Murphy will do all his ining at the New Polo A. A. for gcoming six-round bout with Packey
 Farland, which will be decided at { National A. c. of Philadelphia on Sember IS. Jimmy Howard, of iladelphia, who has trained Mur-
 " for all of his important battles, M superintendent Murphy's train-
The morning journal-courier., 1908-11-11
New Haven.
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Nlrrldcn.
H,RTFoRp TAKES TWO.
special to thc JournnI-Courlcra

Hartford, Nov 10. In some very ex- citing bowling the local State league team took two games from the Bristol aggregation Parker of the visitors was high single with 2O2 and also high roller with 56j. The score follows:
The morning journal-courier., 1908-11-11
WEST HAVEN BASKETBALL.

Arrangements are being made for having an amateur basketball league, composed of teams representing the different church clubs of West Haven.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-11-11

Washington, Nov. 10.--S. Ford seeley of this town, one of the best known residents, left home yesterday afternoon to go to New York. He telephoned to Mrs. Seeley in the even- ing to the effect that he intended to take night train for New York from Bridgeport Mrs. Seeley stated this her husband. MT. Seeley is about 45 years old, of medium height and wears Van Dyke beard.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-11-11

The Sarsield guards are going to give hop at Lenox hall on Wednes- day, November IS, for which extens- i've preparations are being made.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-11-11
Pawtucket Poloists Beat Bone yards After Hot Overtime
 Contest.
GARDNER AND GRIFFITH
Local Players Prove Phenomenal De- fcnsc--Picrcc Pollcs in Win
 ming Goal.
Special to thc JournnI-courIcrl

Pawtucket, R. l., Nov. l0.-In the most fercely contested game of the season the New Haven team lost to Pawtucket by score of to 3. It was a brilliant struggle, and was only decided after 5;46 minutes of overtime. The visitors defense was phenomlnal, Griffith and Gardner preventing the Pawtucket rushes from scoring in the regulation three periods. The winning goal came on a Guke, drive from Cunningham bounding over Gardner's shoulders to Pierce who poked 1t through an open goal Tho score:
 Pawtuckct. New Haven.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-11-11
IS THIS $. FORD SHELBY?
Prominent Litcbfieid County Man
 Thought to be Victim of Fall.

New York, Nov t0--Dr. $. F. Seeley, said to be of Washington, Conn, was in the Harlem hospital to- day, suffering from injuries he re- ceived in falling from train in the Park avenue tunnel last night. It was feared that his injuries would be fatal. but the hospital physician said to-day that the doctor probably would recover.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-11-11

Last night was weekly drill night for the Sarsheld guards and the Light guards
The morning journal-courier., 1908-11-11
WITH THE BOWLERS

The members of the Eastern league team are getting In some hot practice these days around town in preparation of the match with New York on Fri day night. From present indications it looks as if Charlie" Johnson will represent the locals in the individual match while he with the aid of Hart ley. will compete in the two men event. Otto Huber, Butch" Weber and "Ilerb' French will uphold the New Haven honor In the three man event and they with the aid of Herb" Smith and King Splitter" Johnson will fight the flve-man event.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-11-11

The individual event will be rolled at o'clock, the two-man at and the three-man at o'clock. The big match will start at 8 o'clock and the Tuxedo alleys will undoubtedly be packed to tho doors
The morning journal-courier., 1908-11-11
ognn Here to Help In Coaching--- Walter Camp Spends the After noon With the Squad at
 the Field.
THE STANDING.
GAMES TONIGHT. New Haven at Brockton, Bridgeport ut Fall River.

The new formation of the Yale var Ilty was given It's first tryout at the leld yesterday afternoon In short Iirlmmage with the freshman team and he resuult was up to the expectations If the coaches. The scrimmage was in fcret. Three touchdowns were made.
 he first was made by Philbin after a Ties of line plunges, the second by
 bmmy Linn who took the ball on a
 rward pass from Bingham and made
 short run and score. Linn was laying end in place of Coy. and Bing-
 nm was playing quarterback in place
 Ford Johnson.
 [gThe playing of the varsity was In Pnera satisfactory The freshman Yam is very strong and lost nothing of lIs power in the game against Prince n on Saturday Savage tried several Aals from the field, but failed to score | nd the freshmen-were blanked, fWalter Camp was at the field again | Pd was with the team through the
 tire secret practice. Other coaches Here were Frank $. Butterworth Frank Hinkey, Hoyt, Tom Shevlin, lint Roraback. James J Hogan. Jack |vsley, c. r. Aicott, L. H. Blglow and .ad Jones.
 Brides did much better at tackle than Q day before He Is naturally a line 1 an and his two years at guard has Even him the training necessary He Nd Lllley were the special charges of mes J. Hogan while Hinkey and
 levlin looked after Haincs and Coy, y'py only played a little while at end, 1 cause of the injury to his head. Kirkpatrick was at the field in uni-
 trm, but was unable to get even into ;nal practice His knee Is in such
 nditlon that he will not be able to 5ay against Princeton. The coaches
 lw expect that he will be able to play tiainst Harvard. The lineup yesterday flows:
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 . For the New York team Dunbar will in all probability be their main- stay, rolling in each event. In the two-man event, he will have Riddell to help him, while in the three-man match Riddell and Lindsey will aid him. These three will have Hicks and Pagan to help them pull out in tho lead.
 The State Y. M. c. A. Bowling league opens in this city tonight when the local railroad organization goes to New Britain and the Brass City quintet play the central branch. Oh what slump for the local Nut meg team. Stage fright at being near the asylum must have given them cold feet.
 The State league team still leads league. Meriden got her bumps last night all right.
 That Bridgeport aggregation Is a fast one when they start moving.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-10-10
The LATE CHkS. 3. HUNOLEY

NJ Charles b. Hundley y ho died Tues
day. Oct. Och at the home II li- brother.
Mr.. Alwyn Hundiey. ia Fredericksburg.
agec 81. was a son of DR.. Thomas ]
Huudley. # E-sex Co. Mr. Hundley.
y bike a cadet at the Virginia Military
Institute, took part with the battalion
Of cad t. In the battle q New Market
After the battle OF New Market lie served
with Norhy until the Institute was ~.
opened in Richmond when he returned
To the Institute. He was "A member e.
Wright-Latsne Camp OF Confederate
Veterans; ves,r5 m IN fSt Lux + isco.
pal church from its foundation: superin-
tend mt If the Sunday School until his
health failed; Past Master of Arlington
Lodge OF F. and A. Nasons. He had
been engaged ln business at Lone View
Tor , year.
de leaves d brother. Mr.. Alw, Humid.
ley. and sister, Mrs George ". Allison,
OF Shgrp-
The body was taken TO Essex Co. and
int FRED in tie family burying erourd AT
Rose illl. where his ancestors for five
generations have been buried