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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-06-30
FORCE OF HABIT.
THE Rnhemianl

Does this car go to Twenty fourth
street," inquired the elderly lady.
No ma am: but I've something just
as good replied the conductor who was
formerly a drug clerk. II can let you off
twice at Twelfth street"
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-06-30
HIS OWN VOICE, TOO.
(Houston Post.)

No doubt the president now sees that
a good, strong photograph would have
been a more successful keynoter than
Senator J. Caesar Burrows.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-06-30
CAN'T LOSE OHIO.

Chicago Inter ocean,
We may get away from Ohio once in
a while. but it is only that we may get
back to Ii again.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-06-30

Half of the year of our Lord 1905
has slipped by us. Are we any wiser,
richer or happier?
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1908-01-30
YALE'S BASEBALL DATES.
Ellis Have Long Schedule, Including
Games with Pros.

NEW HAVEN, Conn, jan. 30.-Manager
james Thornton, Of the Yale Baseball As
ISOLATION. last night gave out the schedule
of the seasons games. With the exception
of the dropping Of the Easter trip, no very
wide departure is made from the schedule
Of last year.
The dates:
March 2l-New York University at New
Haven.
March 25-Manhattan at New Haven.
April 4-Fordham at F0rdham.
April 9-Tufts at New Haven.
April Il-New York (National League) a.
New York city.
April 2l--Hartford Connecticut League,
at Hartford.
April 25-Columbia at New York.
April 29-Army at West Point. y
May University Of Pennsylvania at
New Haven.
May 4-Georgetown at New Haven.
Muy 6-BrOwn at Providence,
May syracuse ut New Haven.
! May 9-Andover at New Haven.
May 3-Wesleyan at New Haven.
May 14-Dartmouth at New Haven.
May 16-Uniyersity Of Pennsylvania at
Philadelphia.
May 2G-Amherst at New Haven.
May 23-Holy Cross at Worcester.
May 21-Brown at New Haven.
May 30-Princeton at New Haven.
June 3-Holy Cross at New Haven.
June princeton at Princeton.
June 10-Louisiana State College at New
Haven.
June 13-Cornell at New Haven.
June 16-Princeton lin case Of tle) at New
York.
june 1s-Harvard at Cambridge.
June 23-HarVard at New Haven.
Jun 27-Harvard 0n case of tie) at New
York.
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1908-01-30
COBB REFUSES
T O s G. N
CONTRACT
Meet My Terms or III
Quit UItimatnm Of
Detroit OntfieIder.

AUGUSTA, Ga, Jan. 3O.-Ty Cobb, the
Detroit outhelder, who led the American
League In batting last year, said last
night the Detroit club would have TO ac-
cede to his terms or he would not report.
Being a hot-headed Southerner, Cobb did
not look in the dictionary In seeking words
10 express his position, and the reason no
adduces for demanding a large contract
from the Tigers is that he delivered the
goods for them and by his timely four
bagger in the ninth inning of the game
with the Athletics on September 30 last
contributed a swat that changed the entire
complexion OF the American League race.
Cobb has nm idea that he ought to be
rewarded with the worlds goods, and sees
no reason because Of his youth why the
Tigers should refuse to pay him a salary
commensurate with his drawing ability.
Cobb does not say the four-bagger he
made off Waddell was the means of en-
riching the Detroit owners to any appre-
cable extent, but does remark that ind
he not made the swat another team would
have represented the American League in
the series with the Cubs for the worlds
championship.
George Stone drew $1,000 last season from
the st. Louis Browns on the strength of
having led the American League batsmen
IN 1905, and the McAleerites did not figure
In the race, Cobb considers he Is worth,
Just as much, even if he retrogrades.
though he does not believe he will have to
hit the back trail. Tyrus has an impress
sion the Detroit management should show
gratitude extending over a lapse Of years,
Instead of a lapse of days, calling atteu-
ton to the fact that former President
Benjamin +. YawlSey had announced he
was willing to spend 100000 to get a pen
nant winner.
Hawkey got a flag winner and promptly
resigned; his team, through the popularity
of Jennings and the wonderful work Of
Cobb and Donovan, being a wonderful at
traction on the road. Now Cobb wants to
know whether the Detroit Club is willing
to tie up $4,000 for three years In order TO
gain the services of a man who did much
to win the %pennant for the Tigers, and who
ought to be better as the years roll on.
COBB says he will not sign with Detroit
except on his own terms, and will not re-
port to the club at Hot Springs unless
Owner Navin recognizes the righteousness
of his demands. There will be no reports
Ing on the ancient bluff that an UNDER
standing can be reached said Cobb, for.
while l am a kid, l know baseball his
tory
Asked what he would do If Navin failed
to come 10 terms, Cobb said he would
coach n Southern college in the spring and
afterward would so to Chicago, where he
would play with a semi-professional club
on Saturdays and Sundays. Cobb would
not give the name of the team with which
he expected to hook up, but a warm friend
Of his made a wise guess it would be the
Logan Squares, of which Jimmy Callahan
is the manager. Cobb figures his stipend
from the Southern college he is to coach
and his salary with the Chicago semi
pros Will more than equal the amount Of
fered him by the Tigers.
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1908-01-30
BL @MMf IA CDODTTATr ATgvNC at arr COnTC "a FM@S% WRESTLING :
rmmM ! d UNAnVU VLvVO UT ALI OUNIO m@@ ms
NEWARK SWIMMERS BEAT ORANGE
Raymond Smith Chief Point
Winner Champion Daniels
Gives Exhibition.

Newark Y. NJ. c. As aquatic team
easily defeated Orange in the final half
of the home-and-home swimming meet In
the local organizations tank last night, the
Newark boys scoring 30 TO II points. In
the first half of the match, held last month
at Orange, the locals won by the margin of
one point.
Raymond Smith, the local champion.
established a new Y. NJ. c. A. record for
the United States in the 25-yard SWIM
making the distance in Il 80 seconds,
which beat his previous time by one
fifth Of a second.
Charles M. Daniels, the champion short
distance sw INNER of the world, gave an
exhibition OF fancy swimming, and later
swan a special ACKNOWLEDGEMENT race with
Smith. Daniels won, but his time did not
equal the record made by the local boy in
the regular event. i
Smith was the principal point winner for
the Newark team. He won the twenty
Vineyard swim, after Harold Wallace had
defeated Mccall, Of Orange, in the first
heat; finished first in the 50-yard event,
captured the 1QO-yard race and swan on
the Newark team which won the relay
race from Orange.
The suburbanites We're just nosed out in
the finish of the relay. Arverson, of New
GIN, hiih7itu hhSl III INC @V-Saih AoNNs
Swarez and Shorter. Of Orange, finishing
second and third respectively. Thu sum
mary follows:
25-yard Swim=Won by Raymond Smith,
Newark; second, j. C~avanaugh, Newark
third, II. Shorter, Orange. Time, i S-5s.
50-yard Swim-Won by r. Smith, New
ark; second, II, shorter, Orange; third,
Philip Kline, Orange. Time, rs 2-5s.
"5-yard Special Match Or. Smith, of
Newark, vs. Charles Daniels, Of N. Y. \.
C,1-WOD bV Daniels. Time, lbs,
100-yard Swim-Won by r. Smith, New
ark; Aiverson. of Newark, and Shorter, Of
Orange, tied for second place. Time,
I'm. SIS.
Relay Race, 1907 FeetlWon by Newark;
second, Orange. Time, I'm. SIS. Newark
Wallace, ~Cavanaugh, Alverson and Smith.
Orange-McGall. O'Rourke, Kline, Shorter.
200-yard Swim-Won by Alverson, New
ark; second, Swarez, Orange; third, Shor-
ter. Orange. Time, Pm. ASS.
P~oints-Newark, 30; Orange. II.
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1908-01-30

tails. .s14 966 sG5 Totals.
Church League Scores
Totals ...662 U2 6iDi Totals -,
Bank Clerks League.


Totals ...si9 97s 90li
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1908-01-30
N. j. NATIONAL
T @ u r N
ENDED
Matinee BOwlers Garry Off
First HOnOrS.- Johns Aver
age Prize Winner.

With last nights series between the
Oxford. Orange and Elizabeth bowlers on
the Tuxedo alleys the annual New Jersey
national tournament came to an end. The
Matinee team won the championship with
a record of fifteen victories and three de-
feats. The Mineralites and National Turn
ers tied for second honors. having won
thirteen games and lost five. oxford had
a chance to tie Equitable for fourth
money last night, but after disposing OF
Orange it was nosed out by Elizabeth, 93
to 911, and finished in a four-team tie for
fifth place, with Tuxedo A, Iroquois and
Kruger.
The Oxford five had the tournament
record for both team average and team
score, 963.1 Il and LILO. Lee r. Johns won
first Individual average money, with a
mark of %l2.14 for eighteen games. Hobbs,
of the Matinees, finished secopd, and
Weiss, Of the Iroquois, third. Comte, of
the E~quitables, put up the highest indi-
vidual score, 1853. The scores of last nights
games, the standing of the teams and the
final individual records of 1870 or better,
showing averages of the bowlers who
rolled enough games to qualify, follow:
N
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1908-01-30
sHAMoK1N IN ATLANTIC LEAGUE.

SHAMOKIN, Pa, Jan. S0.-The fran
chise for the~local Atlantic League team
was received here yesterday, being made
out in the names OF Frank Tubbs ana
former Congressman M. II. Kulp, who
advanced the money required under the
statutes Of The league. The franchise
VIII later be turned over to the athletic
association, which is now being formed.
Forty shares Of stock will be sold at SIS
per share. Up to this evening almost the
entire quota Of stock had been subscribed.
President Dobbbins, of the league. will he
here tonight to interview those interested
in the club and to lay plans for the opeua
ing OF the season He will also confer
with baseball enthusiasts at Mount Car
mel, who today raised enough money to
have that town represented in the league.
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1908-01-30
VERONA SKATER WINS
AT SARANAC LAKE

SARANAC LAKE. N. Y. Jan. N.-Yes-
terday's races, under the auspices of the
Saranac Amateur Skating Association,
were witnessed by n large crowd. The
weather was fine and the ice in fine con-
dition. The summaries:
22O-Yard Dash dlnal heat)-F. Logan,
Verona Skating Club, won; Edward Lamy,
Saranac A.. $. A, second; f.. J. Robson,
Toronto, third. Time, 21s.
SS0-Yard Dash (inal heat)-C. w. AN
broth, Western S.. A., won: Il. Logan, We
roma, second j. A. Acid, Montreal A. a.
A., third. Time, 1885 rs.
Half-Mile Handicap Zone heat)-Ernest
Lany, Saranac. won; Watson Harding,
Saranae,. second; jack Walker, Saranac,
third. Time, Lar.
Mile Race (inal heat)-c. W. Ahbroth,
Western s.. A. wo J. A. Acid, Montreal,
second; q. Anderson, Western S. A, third,
Time, 914.
Mile Handicap first h~eat)-Ernest Lamy,
Saranac, won; Claude Lamey, Saranac,
second Jack Bryant, s%aranac, third. Time,
$50 2-5.
Three-Mile Race Zone hea0-Edward
I.amy, Saranac, Won; A.. G. Anderson,
Western S. A, second; G. w. Ahbroth,
Montreal, third. Time, 1903.
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1908-01-30
WEST ENDS DROP
ODD TO BELLEViLLE.
Team Standing.

West End was oustdd from second place
in the Suburban League standing last
night as a result Of its defeat at home,
the Belleville bowlers getting away with
two out of three games, The defeat OF the
home team came as a genuine surprise,
but there was no huke to Belleville's VIC
tory. The su|burbanites landed the first
game, $50 to S35. West End came strong
in the second and won with a total of 9T7.
The final match was a hummer. Radel, of
the West Ends, registered 23O and Glut-
ting 206, but Cooper, the leagues individual
leader, after rolling 253 in the previous
heat, mustered only 141 in this contest, and
Kline only equaled that score. In short.
Belleville won out. 800 to 800. Vermeule,
of Belleville, averaged 2O9.2 for the series.
South Orange broke into the first division
by taking three games at home from the
First Ward Republican Club. The scores:
A W. fz,l
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NATIONAL.
At Forest Hill


Totals 100 769 767 Totals ....79s 500 S17
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1908-01-30

Diocesan Union Senior League.
T. A. b. S. at Dominicans.
Pythinn League.
Newark VS.. St. Paul.
Royal Arcanum League.
Roseville VS.. Seth Boyden..
south side Tournament.
Harmonic, National Monday Night
Cadillac.
knights of Columbus Tourney.
Curtin, Wolch, Tooher.
Diocesan Union Junior League.
st. Columbus at Bloomfield.
Fire Insurance League.
Palmer VS.. Teller.
u. a. y. 5. Tournament.
O'Neill VS.. Smith.
Dixon tournament.
Champers, North Newarks, Mascots
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1908-01-30
BASEBALL PoWWOW OVER.
National League President to Be Guest
of Hermann at Cincinnati.

CINCINNATI, Jan. S0.-Developments
yesterday showed that the fight between
President Harry c.. Pulliam, OF the Ma
tional League, and President Garry Herr
MANN, Of the National Baseball Commits
sion, over the proper handling of minor
leagues has reached an abrupt end.
President Hermann yesterday received
word from Pulliam that he would occupy
the private box ordered for his use dur
1nB the international Bowling Tourna-
nisnt, which commences February 7 and
continues two weeks. The tender OF the
LoN was made TO Pnliam some time ago.
IT is considered practically certain that tbs
Two moguls will formally bury the hatchet
at this meeting, during which Pulliam will
be HerrIuann's guest.
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1908-01-30

Athletic League.
Newark Bay at Roseville. Montclair
at New York.
Newark League.
Celluloid at First Ward.
Lackayyanna League.
Orange Valley at Waverly. Level
Ign at Chatham, Alert S c, at
Hollywood, South Orange at Sum
nit.
Jr. o. u. A. NJ. League.
Nutley VS.. Orange, Adams VS.. East
Orange, Boyd VS.. East End.
Masonic League.
Franklin VS., Hope.
Manufacturers Clerks League.
General Electric, Atha Tool, Ma
rine.
In elise Tournament.
National a, Night Owls, Tuxedo
Soila'
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1908-01-30
w EIGHTSO OUT
O TURF
RACES
Ballot to Carry Top Weight
in Brooklyn, Suburban
and Brighton.

Weights for the three great spring
handicaps were announced today. The
imposts, as arranged by Walter S. Vos-
burgh. Handicapped for the Jockey Club,
practically are Identical for the three
races, with james r. Keene's four-year-
old Ballot the top weight through the en-
tire series of big events, and very nearly
the same list of horses handicapped
through the three events, the only diff
ferences in the allotment of weights being
as regards the scale for the two months
that the races will DC distributed through.
The three races are the Brooklyn Handi-
cap, the Suburban Handicap, and the
Brighton Handicap. each race with a
guaranteed valn of $4,000. ut one mile
and a quarter for three-ycar-olds and up
ward, with similar conditions covering the
trio of stakes, the only difference made in
the provisions being that in the suburban
and Brighton Handicaps penalties are
fixed for the winners after the publication
of the weights. In the Brooklyn Handicap
the weights, asset by the Handicapped,
will rule absolutely.
The handicaps follow:
The Brooklyn Handicap. of 2o,0OO, to be
run June /, for 2-year-olds and upward;
one mile and a quarter:
na,rt.t po,tp1a
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1908-01-30
INDIANS DROP
THREE GAMES
TO TURNER'S \
Nationals Gain Good Grip
on Second Place in
Newark League.
Team Standing.

The National Turner's gained a good grip
on second place in the Newark League race
last night by winning three games from
the Republican Indian League bowlers on
the latter's alleys, now leading the Parks
by two games. The pinning was not of a
sensational nature, 500 being high-water
mark. but the Turner's won all three games
by safe margins. In the other series rolled
last night the Northern Republican Club
scored a clean sweep over Forest Hill on
the Killers drives. The scores;
At Indian League:
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1908-01-30
YALE FIVE BEATS HARVARD.

BOSTON, Jan. SO.-In a fast game the
Yale basketball team defeated Harvard oy
a score of 10 to 9 at Mechanics Hall last
night. Harvard led at the end of the first
period, G to 2. Early in the second period
Captain Noyes, Of Yale, FLASHED with Cap
tain Brooke, of Harvard, and the latter
was forced to retire on account of injuries.
After this incident the visitors scored fire.
duently, although tho winning tally was
not made until within the last half minute
of play. The Yale freshmen defeated Har.
ward, II, by a score of 20 to IS.
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1908-01-30
BOWLING MATCHES SCHEDULED FOR TONIGHT.

Bay view Tournament.
Tielsch's Team We. Schoenlebers
Team.
Rabenstein Tournament.
Cinnamon b, LeGltse, National
Monday Night.
Greater New York Tourney.
Weingarth VS.. Nelson, Tuxedo all
leys. -.
RosevilIe A. A. Tournament.
Jackson. Mahar, Downs.
IrOqUOis Tournament.
Park A. A., Montgomery, Railway
National.
Prudential Tournament
Wood and r. Smith vs.. Graef and
Dunn, Corey and c. Smith VS..
Person and Litterst.
d Fellows League.
Keafny VS.. Clinton, Marion VS.. Eu-
reRa.
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1908-01-30

MEN BUY HORSES.
Newark, East Orange and Irvington
Horsemen Purchase at New York.

Jerseymen purchased the following
horses at the Fasig-Tipton sale, at Madi-
son Square Garden, New York, yesterday:
Driftsorfla, b. f, ~, by Walnu Hall,
2:OSA-Snow Drift, by Baron Wilkes
els; e. c. Rich, East Orange .S275
Pelleas, b. c. %. by Walnut Hall,
2:OSh-Franko, by Moko; r. c. Nc
Main. Irvington 200
Wetherc1l. 4G,60S, br. c. 90, by Jay
Bird, 5,OG0-Bristoria, by Moko, 24,457;
p. l.. Coffin, Newark. ,.."......... 235
Red Axworthy, CHI. g. go, by AXwor-
500; ]. p. Meyer, Newark ............. $50
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1908-01-30
RUSSIAN ION
D E F
ROGERS
Hackenschmidt Retains the
Worlds Wrestling title.
Wins in Straight Falls.

LONDON, Jan. SO.-George Hacken.
schmidt, the Russian Lion defeated
Joe Rogers, OF America, in the wrestling
match here today for the worlds cham
pionsbip. Hackenschmidt won in straight
falls. The time of the first fall was Z
minutes 50 seconds and that of the second
6 minute and IS seconds.
Hackenschmidt consequently retains the
title of champion. The match was under
catch-as-catch-can rules. best two out of
three falls, with ten minutes rest periods
allowed between bouts.
Physically the two men were nearly
equal. with a slight advantage for Rogers
in height and weight, MS the following
comparison OF their measurements shows:
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UNION LEAGUE PLAYERS.
President Lawson Promulgates Contracts
with Five Clubs.

President Al W. Lawson. Of the Union
league of Professional Baseball Clubs, has
promulgated the contracts for the follow
ing players: Wilmington, Outflelder Baker
and Pitcher Maggie; Brooklyn. Joseph Cud-
dy, James Dowd and William Sillcry; Pat
erson, Ed Henderson; Reading, A. s.. Land
graf and Kobly Miller; Philadelphia,
Robert McG4atchie and Daniel Whelan.
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HOCKEY HEIDER INJURED.

NEW ORLEANS, La, Jan. 30.-The stee-
plechase race at City Park yesterday was
won by Monte Carlo. at s TO 1. Jockey r..
Heider, on Creolln. which fell at the sixth
Jump in the steeplechase, sustained a
broken coIlarbone, a compound fracture of
the right arm, and may be injured inter-
ngllU
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1908-01-30
STALLINGS A MAGNATE?
Former Buffalo Manager Reported to
Have Purchased Eastern League Club.

A report form Buffalo today stated that
George 7. StallinEs, former manager OF the
Bisons, had purchased the franchise Of an
Eastern League baseball club. Stallings,
however, declined to state at present in
which city he intended to locate. The re-
port had it that Stallings had secured either
the Newark or Jersey City club. Moth
ing doing on this end" declared Manager
Burnham this morning.
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1908-01-30
BARRIERS, shufleboard Match.

The BARRIERS Union Switchboard Club will
open It's tournament at Jake Davis's,
Springfield avenue, tonight at $3.50 O'clock.
The entries are as follows: William Kuhn,
Charles Troxler, p. Basille, Fred Brodcll,
William Krishler, Charles r. Gremett, Dave
A. Ammean, Aug. Wanderer, Jacob Dorm,
Jack Sanders, Carl Sanders. J. L. Rowe.
G. b. Manger, f. p. Smith. l.. Riss,and,
Joe Ganno, Martin Rom, William Fem,
James Lindsey, Val. Dorm, Henry Ninch
and Gus Luddecker.
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1908-01-30

What promises co be a hard fought bas-
Jacobs's Hall in Harrison, between the
Entire Nous team and the St. Peters five
OF New York. The st. Peters last week
lost to the champion Crescents in a stub
bornly fought contest by two points, and
when a team can do this IL Is easy TO ap-
preciate what its caiibre is. The Members
of the Entire Nous five have been playing
In fine form during the past few weeks,
and are fully capable Of meeting this
tough proposition.
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1908-01-30
MEDICAL.
A Reliable
Remedy
EIy'S Cream Balm
70 quickly absorbed.
Gives Relief al Once.

Head quickly. Re-
stores the Senses of
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spaldings Play Tonight.

At Kunzmann's Hall tonight the Spalding
Juniors will meet the fast Parkway Junior
basketball team, Of Orange. As both teams
are in good form, a fast game is expected.
In the preliminary game the Spalding third
team will line up against the Mercury five,
of this city.
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Totals III s14 706i Totals ....S55 IS
st. Benedict's Tourney.
Smith Three-Man Tourney.

A meeting of the captains of the
teams. that have entered the Smith
three-man bowling tournament viii be
held Saturday night at S o'clock sharp
at the Smith alleys. Thirteen teams
AVE entered the tournament so far,
and as the tourney is limited to fifteen
two teams can still enter. The en-
trance fee is $40. The tournament
will start Monday, February 8.
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MADE WORLDS R1FLE RECORD.

ROCHESTER,. n. Y, Jan 30.-At the
fourth annual tournament Of the Indoor
22-callbre Rifle League yesterday Harry
G.. Harrison, of Rochester, succeeded in
lowering the worlds record in the rapid
firing contest when he scored 5tl IN n
shots lsrced on the target in sixty
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1908-01-30
KLINE FIGHTS TOMORROW.

Kid Kline, of this city, will meet Young
Britt" in a ffteen-round fight before tho
Paterson Athletic Club at Baltimore to-
morrow night. The boys have met twice.
Kline won the decision In the first bout,
but lost on an alleged foul in the second.