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The morning journal-courier., 1908-01-21

of 6SS at the Republican club alley
 last evening in the prize tourney. Pow
The morning journal-courier., 1908-01-21
CANS WANTS TO FIGHT.

Joe Cans, the colored lightweight fighter, who recently retired from the championship, has grown tired of giv- ing exhibitions in the variety thea ters, and he wants to come out of re- tirement and get some soft money box ing such easy marks as Packy McFar- land, Battling Nelson or Tommy Mur- phy. Cans offers to fight either of the three men mentioned if any club will offer purse. He is especially anxious to fight Nelson, whom he says he wants to knock out. and he said that he would box any one of the three men at l33 pounds, ringside, the purse of per centage to be split 75 per cent. to the winner and 20 per cent. to the loser.
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HANDS IN CONTRACT.
Tyrus Cobb of 1907 Detroit Champions
 Returns it Unsigned.

Detroit, Jan. 20.-Tyrus Cobb, cham pion batter of both the American and National leagues last season to-day re- turned unsigned to President Navin of the Detroit team. his 1908 contract. President Nayin however, says that Cobb's differences are not so great but that he and the club will come to an agreement all right. It is said that Cobb asked for a 5000 salary and a three year contract with the stipulation that he be paid if injured or sick.
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RACING ASSOCIATION MEETS.

New York, Jan. 20.-At a meeting of the United Hunts Racing association held at it's office in the Windsor Ar cade this afternoon the following off, oers were elected:
 Perry Belmont, president; Harvey s. Page. president; R. Lawrence smith. treasurer; L. A. Beebe, secre- tarv, and H. s. Page, R. Lawrence smith and J. $. Searle Barclay, jr.. ex- ecutive committee
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NEW HAVEN.
"Sapho" Gets Presentation to Large
 Audience.

"Sapho" Gets Presentation to Large
 Audience.
 The week opened at the New Haven theater last night with w. D. Fitz- gerald's presentation of "Sapho," It was seen by large and appreciative audience.
 The story of "Sapho" is too well known to be repeated here. It is adapt ed from the novel of Alphonse Daudet. Miss Kathryn Purnel takes the part of Fanny I4e Grand, Sapho. Ably sup ported, she shone all the more. In scenes of laughter, in scenes of tears gay or sorrow-stricken, she was match less. Her effect on the audience was electrical from the very start; the hush at times was almost oppressive.
 The personel of the rest of the cast would make very little difference so far as the success of the production is concerned but, evidently, w. D. Fitzgerald did not think SO for the stage material of the whole cast Is ex- cellent. Among the best is Eddie Bow CTS, as Uncle Ceasere, an old rake, who
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SLOSSON DEFEATS SUTTON.
In Fifth Game of Series at 1892 Balk
 Line Billiards.

New York, Jan, 2O.--By a score of 400 to 359, George F. Slosson, of New York defeated George Sutton, of Chi cago. in the fifth game of the series at 1S.2 balk line billiards in Blossoms academy tonight. The local expert gave a fine exhibition of uphill work,
 By excellent line nursing Sutton ran up 100 points in his third inning and maintained a lead of over 100 points up to the end of the tenth inning. Then he failed to score point in three innings.
 Slosscn made l06 in his fourth inning and with l35 in the fourteenth was within four points of the winning total. By mutual agreement the two experts will play 800 point games during the remainder of the week
 Blossoms high runs were 135, 106 and i3, with an average of 25; Sutton's best efforts being productive of l51, 62 and 9S, with an average of 22 7-16.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-01-21
KID MURPHY IN A MILL.
The Report Neglects to State How
 Bout Came Out.

Danbury, Jan. 2O.-In the fourth round of the scheduled ten round box ing bout between Kid Williams of Philadelphia and Dutch Monahan of Danbury before the Danbury Athletic club tonight. Monahan's seconds threw up the sponge. Throughout Williams hammered the local man at will To- nights match was the 574th for Will Hams.
 Kid Williams of Bridgeport and Kid Murphy of New Haven fought rather ordinary six round bout as one of the preliminaries. The other minor match was fast and interesting six round go between Kid Pickett of Bridgeport and Kid Lucas of Waterbury in which a slight advantage seemed to fall to the Bridgeport boy.
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HYPERION.
Mime. Lipzin. the Great Ghetto Favor
 ite. Tomorrow Night.

Mime. LipZin. the Great Ghetto faVof-
 ite. Tomorrow Night.
 An attraction which is rarely seen or heard of in the history of theatrical performances will be given in this city at the Hyperion theater, on Wednesday evening, January 22. when the most celebrated Lipzin Yiddish company which has at it's head, Mime. Kenny Lipzin. This great star has caused a great sensation in the Ghetto of New York city where she is the most prom inent in her line and has also scored a tremendous hit wherever and whenever they have made their appearance. They will present in this city the new and original drama "The Repentance, ' written by M. M. Dolitzke. The sup porting company is composed of the best talent of the Yiddish theaters in New York city.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-01-21
HOPPE-CUTLER.
Former Plays Schacffer Day Before
 Big Match Here.

On Friday afternoon and evening at Miller's billiard parlors, this city, Will lie Hoppe of Yonkers and Albert Cut Ter of Boston will play for champion ship at 1S.2 balk line billiards.
 Tn the afternoon at 2:30 the cue stars will play 400 points and at o'clock D. m. they will play 400 more points, the winner of the most points aggre- gated to he the champion. A special table will he set aside for the use of the billiardists in those matches
 Hoppe plays Schiffer on Thursday in Philadelphia and from there he will come directly 70 this city
 Great interest has been aroused over this meeting in this city of two of the best billiardists in the country. and a great crowd is expected at the exhibi- ton.
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HIGH SCHOOL SCHEDULE.
Manager Chandler Announces Games
 for 1908 Baseball Team.

Manager Chandler of the N. H. H, s. baseball team has already announced his schedule for the coming season. The in this city.
 At present the outlook for a good team is bright, but there Is no telling what will happen between now and the opening of the season.
 Only three of last years nine are not back in school, Tommers, Beckett and Coughln. There lacks at the pres ent time good pitchers and upon splen- did twirlers New Haven has in past years based her hopes for champion ship.
 The schedule follows:
 Wednesday, April 15-Alumni at New Haven.
 Saturday. April 1S-Open (probably with Yale freshmen or Betts.)
 Saturday, April 25-Hartford at New Haven
 saturday, May 2-Bridgeport at New Haven,
 Wednesday, May 6-springfield at Springfield.
 Saturday. May 9-Wesleyan 1911 at New Haven.
 Wednesday, May fS-Hopkins at New daven.
 Saturday. May 16-Middletown at New Haven.
 "Wednesday. May 20-Meriden at Meriden.
 Saturday. May 25-Open (probahly with Clinton or Naugatuck)
 "Wednesday, May 27-Bridgeport at Bridgeport.
 Saturday, May 30-Springf1eld at New Haven.
 "Wednesday. June 3-Meriden at New I Haven
 Saturday. June 6-Middletovn at Middletown.
 Saturday. June 13-Hartford at Hartford
 saturday. June 20-Final champion ship game of mterscholastic Baseball ! league at Yale field.
 *-Ieaeue games.
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DEADLOCK BROKEN.

Boston. Jan. 20--After several in- effectual attempts the board of alder men organized to-day by choosing Louis M. Clark. republican. as chair man. The board stands seven demo- crats to six republicans. but the dead dock was broken by two of the demo- crats voting for MT. Clark.
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"Wine,o Women and Song.

Spectacular effects, good music: bright comedy, sweet voices, sprightly dancers. gayety, frivolity and unbound ed merriment can be found plentiful in Mortimer M. Theise's Wine. WO- man and Song" that successful mus- ical comedy ran for over 300 nights at the New Circle theater, Broadway, New York, which will be seen at the New Haven theater, Thursday, Friday and Saturday nights this week and at the matinee Saturday.
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RoxERs AND REFEREE FINED

Boston. Jan. 20.-The four men who were arrested on Jan. Is at the Winnis- simmet Athletic club. while engaged in a boxing bout. together with the ref cree of the contest. were fined s25 each in the Chelsea Municipal court to-day. All appealed to the superior court.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-01-21
Goal Tends Averages.
AT THE R. R. Y. NJ. C. X. E
Spruces Fail to Land a Game from
 Elms

The Spruces were no match for the Films in their series last evening at the R. R. Y. NJ. C. A. alleys, losing all three games. SRobinson of the Elms was high man, capturing high three strings with a score of 545 and high single with score of 200. Porto of the Elms had 27 marks.
 Tho ccarac.
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SPORTING NEWS OF WORLD
HAHN IN FINE FORM.
Yale Champion Pool Player Proves
 Superiority at Kingsbury's.

An exciting game of pool was play ed at the Kingsbury pool room last evening. MT. Hahn, the Yale cham pion, proved his right to the title by defeating MT. Reed. The game was fast from start to finish, but by su- perior playing MT. Hahn succeeded in pulling out of some very tight places.
 The score:
 Mir. .Hahn-s, Ii, 6, 10. 0. 1s, 10, 9, 10, 3, 12, 13-100
 MT. Reed-6, 4, g, 5, 15, 2, 5, 6, 12, 3, 2-73.
 Referee, MT Padmore; scorer MT. Mills Attendance, 400.
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New Britain will offer the local ag- gregation a little stiffer game than they have usually offered at the local frink. The Hanna five have a desire to |subject the locals to severe defeat to- night, but they will have to move pret- |ty fast to keep tabs on the Boneyards. The other games scheduled for to- night are: Boston at Pawtucket and Bridgeport at Waterbury. Contrary to rumors Cusick will con- tinue to guard the goal for the Water bury Rough Riders. The Waterbury lineup for tonight will be Loxon, and Higgins, rushers, Fahey, center; Me- Grath, halfback ana Cusick, goal. Mir Leahy will officiate in to-nights
 game. Tommie has it on any referee in the league, and also controls the players. which most referees are una ble to do.
 ] Waterbury has been transformed s into a new team, and expects to keep : us moving Friday night. By defeating Providence last night Boston silently pushed aside New Ha- ] ven and glided into first place.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-01-21
CHOOSE CAPTAIN WEDNESDAY. Yale Football Men to Meet to Select
 Leader for Coming Year.

Captain l.. II. Biglow of the Yale football eleven has called a meeting of the men who won their Ys in the past season for Wednesday night to choose successor to him.
 The meeting will be held in the trophy room of the gymnasium at [ o'clock. Twenty-one men will vote. The men were called together one day last week and one ballot taken. George R. B. Berger as absent. and owing to the closeness of the vote no election was declared.
 The two candidates are Arthur F. Brides 09, M. S., and Robert B. Burch '0s.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-01-21
COCK FIGHT COSTS $50.
Men Arrested Give Fictitious Names
 Settle Case Outside of Court.

E Meriden, Jan. 20-Seven men who
 were arrested last night in connection
 with a cock fight held here, and who
 were engaged in a lively fight with
 the police before they were taken,
 were allowed to go to-day on the pay
 ment of S150 and costs. the cases be- ling settled outside of court The names of the men were all fictitious. lit is expected that two more who were sengaged in the fight will he arrested land brought before the court to-mor- 9row.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-01-21
FAILS so FEET: LANDS ON HEAD

Bridgeport, Jan. 20,-James Whele- han. thirty years old, a laborer. fell from the coal runway at the Seaxiew avenue power house to-day and re- ceived injuries from which he Is ex- pected to die Whelehan fell on his head distance of thirty feet.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-01-21
YALE SWIMMERS WIN.
Two Take Places in Events in New
 York Athletic Club Tanks.
Especial to Journal Courier l

New York, Jan. 2O.-In the swim ming meet of the New York A. c. held this evening Goodhue of Yale won second place in the 100 yard novice and Moses of Yale won third place in the 50 yard handicap.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-01-21
ROLLS REMARKABLE SCORES.
K. Swift Bowls Best Scores of Season
 at Academy Alleys.

Eugene Swift rolled the best scores of the season at Swift and Hulse's alleys last night in a match series with Hill, the champion Yale bowler.
 The score follows:
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Pickwicks Win but One of Series
 From Acmes.

The Acmes were .victors in their struggle with the Pickwicks at the \. M. R. C. alleys last evening, taking two out of three games. The scores;
 aI-
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BRIDGEPORT VICTORIOUS.
New Polo Team Makes Big Hit in
 Park City,


 Bridgeport Jan. 20.-Bridgeports S new polo team was greeted on it's first appearance tonight by a crowd of more than 2,500, who were delighted by very pretty , to victory over Paw tucket, the latter team having also been strengthened by three new men since it was here last. The game was very free from roUgnness and was filled with scientific passing and enthusiasm creating stops in goal.
 The lineup;
 Bridgeport Pawtucket Lewis ..',..,t... .............. Duggan
 First Rush. Cunningham. jr. .......... Cunningham
 Second Rush. Griffith ..... .............. Mansfield
 Center. Ball, Woods ..,.........,..,... Cameron
 Halfback. IldlpeI ..'.'..'.. ..'a'..s .5'F'r,,.,. ItIlCe Score: Bridgeport 5; Pawtucket 3; rushes, Lewis s, Duggan 5; stops, Har- per 3S; Pence 45; fouls, Griffith, Woods, , Cuuningham; referee, Rorty.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-01-21
BIJOU.
Stock Company Wins Big Applause
 Tn the Bishops Carriage
CAST OF CHARACTERS.

CAST Of' CHARACTERS. Will Latimer ...........Be Bert King Tom Dorgan ... Lawrence B. McGill Overmuller ......, Paul Anderson Edward Ramsey .....i,.. ... Lee Allen Bishop Van Waganon. .Chas. Kennedy Porter .... George Clennett Bicycle police ... Lawrence Leewood sargent .............,...C .Chas. Davis Policeman Burke George Harcourtt Nellie Ramsey .......s... May Abby Mrs, Ramsey .,... Margaret Ralph Mrs. Latimer ~, Elizabeth Rathbun Mag. Monihan ...... Edith Crolius
 and
 Gertrude Shipman as Nance Oldens
 Synopsis
 Act I-Garden of Mrs. Ramsey's home, Philadelphia; October.
 Act II-Library at Mrs Latimer's; November.
 Act III-Nance Olden's Apartments, West 20th street, New York; May
 Act IV--Police station, New York.
 Big audiences greeted s-the stock company at the Biiou at the two per- formances yesterday of the very in- teresting little play they are present. ing this week Tn the Bishops Car riage," is quite different from any thing ever given at this house, and from the opening act in the charm ing bit of comedy which comes to the surface to relieve the pathos of the story and the members of the com pany are. perfectly we'll cast. The stage for the first three acts is pretty splendid situations which bring forth rounds of applause.
 Seats now on sale for the entife week. Souvenirs Friday.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-01-21
The scores:
AT THE Y. NJ. R. C. ALLEYS.

High single, Closson, 20l; high string Closson, 49S.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-01-21
BOWLING NOTES

Charlie Johnson's State league bowl CTS roll al Waterbury tonight and in- tend to get away with the series if not all the games at least two of them
 The other State league games sched- ued for tonight are: Hartford at Bridgeport and New Britain at Merl- den.
 Thursday night the return match of the Swift-Y. NJ. R. C. series, will DC played at the Republican club alley. The first match of the home an homo series between Weber and Jimmie Watt to be rolled at the Tuxedo alleys Friday night ought to result fin a vic tory for the local man. Weber, how ever, will have to win morethan seven of the games If he is going to take the series, as Watt will certainly take the majority at the Arcade alleys in Bridgeport.
 A. Powell beat George Kelsey's score of 6S3 at the Republican club alleys last evening in the prize tourney. Pow
The morning journal-courier., 1908-01-21
WINCHESTER ASSOCIATION.

Meteors Take Two Games from the
 Mustangos, The Meteors captured two out of three of their series from the Mus tangos last evening at the Tuxedo al leys.
 The scores.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-01-21
Drives for the Cage

 The JOurnal-Ccurlcr is the only morning paper in this city publishing the National league polo games.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-28

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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-28
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SiuiterniHc Scs Sabrcs 1908.
@ebcnftage bcS Sabrcs 1908,
WcoidJt snm SabrcSlucdiel.
@cicb9cbnugs.@ab in 1907.
Wcictlidjc Scicrtaec in Baltimore.
Snbrcs5citen : Nnfang.
9alcnbnrinm fir baS Sn9r 1908.
Gnlcnbcr Der Snocu.
Satbpliidcr GalcnSrr.
2e0iSlaturs Siitriftc in Baltimore.
MarDlGnScr Staatsscictgebnug.
WOuoWcdjiel.
Muracnitcrnc.
Mnni5ipnl- @ablcn 1907.
SbcrsSnuocSgeridrt.
Snfcl Sam ais GARNER, nit Sau'
it%ratiuncn.
Sitcrtabellc.
Epli5ciridter Sultimurc'S.
Gnatcmber. Sage.
Gcailtrirnne in Baltimore 1907.
SdcriffS' Siircau.
Soa nnS Saben, nit SGnItratiuncu.
Srnat Der 8eictscbnug pun MarD.
lamb.
StGbtcbiloer, nit Sanitratiunen.
StGbtiid)c @crluiltiaungcu.
StaatS . 6inluanocrnnoS : giireau.
Stants- Grefutip.S e amtcu.
StaotratbS. Gumite'n,
Stnotratb 1907-t9O9.
StaatSi &otum 1907.
llntcrbonS Der @cictsebnng uun Ma-
rnlano.
Gptnm fir Nulcibcn.
&utum fir Stnatsbcamtc 1907.
@otmm fir Iupur 1907.
Mablprc5infte Der Stnot.
@abloiitriftc Der Staot.
@ic cine 3eitnng critebt, nit Gin.
itrntipncn.
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