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Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1908-09-16

IT. G. T.. Meany entertained the
lax on Friday evening in honor Of
Alice Adams. They were all
n delightfully."- entertained with
Nv ideas, and very social eve
< was spent Mrs. Meany's guests
p Mr.. ". ID. Baker and the Misses
e Harrison. Alice Adams, Elsie
p, Lora Bi,nar, Lila Hawkins, Eth
Wood, Florence Cady, Helen Ed
fi', and Louise Gibbs.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1908-09-16

D. -. L. Putnam entertained a
Of her friends very pleasantly
Wednesday afternoon ut bridge. af-
The ,,fyine 0f dainty refreshments
high score prize was given Mrs. j..
Hawkins II was very pretty
= canilrstick. Mrs. Putnam had
her guests Mrs. Fred W. Foster,
J. !. Hawkins, and Mrs. Edward
Surge.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1908-09-16

Thursday evening Miss Lila Ilaw-
w., hostess Mt very delight
n,'r bridge party in nonor of her
bin. Nj, olive Harrison. Of Kan.
C'y The high score prize was
] O., Miss Harrison. Those who en-
II n the evening were the Misses
II ADAMS. Olive Harrison. Lora
bar aud the Messrs. Edward
nr.on. Roy j. IIutchins. Edward
zane and e.. q. Watson.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-10-26
E0xIEG NOTES

JACK I"n@hcrty and "Blnk' Nc
CloSkeE lave b'en matched to box in
4 Sclni-linal bout IN New Orleans
Nov. :.
The lii on TIC boxing game in Dav-
export VIII be lifted Monday. Nike
Sclrecll has been appointed the off,
citI rrfcico.
a New York promoter is Negotiating
Tor bout between Jack CTwInD Sui
Ivan ANA Young Mahoncy, the Racine
heavyweight.
Abe Attell and Al Wplgast have
been matched to fight % rounds Tor
the fcatherWeieht championship of the
world bctorc the Jeiiries club Of Los
Angeles Nov. IT.
kid" LAWS of America. VINO holds
the lightweight championship Of
France, saturday night fought a 20
round draw at Paris for the tltle with
ALI Goodwin of England
Leach Cross, the New York boxer.
who was defeated by Fackey McFar.
land the other night. has made nearly
100000 out of the game in New York.
Outside of that city ne would BE- .
frost
Young 1ousmey, who will meet
Tommy C'uiIl at the Armory \. a.,
Boston, next Tuesday night. has been
offered a chance to meet Freddie
Welsh at Jim JeffricS' club Thanks
giving day. Ii Loughrey loses Tuesday
the bout is off
Pusilism, which has been reviving in
quiet way for several years in lew
YORK City, was given Il hard blow
Saturday when Police Commissioner
Bingham issued an order to police in
apectorS TIC stop every boxing tout
scheduled for that night and III the
future within the city. Should tho or
der be carried out to this letter II
would he the end. for Il time. al least,
pf the "hoNing game" in New York.
The commissioners action is believed
to have been Influenced 10y til" great
amount Of publicity given recent
Hght between Packey Mcfarland and
Leach Cross.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-10-26
BASEBALL NOTES.

The Boston Post readers have Sc
lected the following All-American
team: Pitcher, Walsh, Chicago Amer
leans; catcher. King. Chicago Ma
tionals; first baseman, Chance, chi
c;tgo Nationals; second base La joie,
Cleveland: shoristop, Wagner, Fits
burg; outheiders, Cobb, Detroit
Crawford, Detroit. and Donlin, New
York Nationals
1t win be con to Cubal" for the Gin
clnnati I.ed& Monday morning Undo,
the management Of Frank Bancroft,
who took [" Cuba i'm 1879 the first
team th@t ever visited that isle. j OF
the Cincinnati players will make the
trip. Spade. Campbell and Dubun will
be the pitchers, Mclean and Pearcc
the catchers, Huggins, Hulswitt, To-
l"rt and Hobiit2ell the nfel,Ic"s. ant
Kane and Mitchell the outfieldcrs, and
spade and Campbell will alternate in
the vacant suburban position MANY
Ut The players will be accompanied by
then wives. AS the season in Cuba.
Were three games a week are to be
played with The various Cuban clubs.
does no- open until Nov. Z, the Reds
Will play exhibition contests in the
south during October and the early
part of next month.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-10-26
BOXING

battling N"lson, the woride llab,.
weight champion, arrived IN Rot
from Albany Saturday night. n. i, WI
fiji weeks engagement at III, ~ :"
howard next week, but he g.a. ~
expected until Monday. Hoe
In talking about his plans ~,
said he did not care if he never t .on
again. for he has other things to ,'",
after. lie is building ~ fiat hons p
his hon" town, Hcgcwich, III ana
also writing book of his life f,o,s
which. lie says, he expects to 1lria'
Il couple nf hundred thousand lo,,,,t
rs he Is the first champion ia y.,i.
such book. Furthermore. h. r.o,,,',
a message Friday from ;yi.od =
Liverlnore, Cal, informing him w..
oil had been struck on the land ~
that Nelson bought some nIontbs 49,.
This. Nelson is confident, win hri,n
him u big revenue.
In addition to these enterprises NJ,
son has number Of theatrical an
sagements which net him $1,000 p paal.
Referring to P@c!tey Mcfarland n,
Pattlcr spoke as if ne would 1o, ,ot.
On ti!c Chicago man in a siy-r,,,n1
bout in Philadelphia for which La
would get $lr,OoD for his end H,.,e,,.n
& telegram he received from his ,,,,
&g"r, Hrltt, may cause him to cb,no,
bis mind. Britt, who is in New VOID,
saiu In the message that the offer
looked l!k" good thing and advised
Nelson to accept it.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-10-26
CROSS-COUNTRY MEN.
Rowdon Team Selected to Meet Tufts
Next Saturday.

Brunswick. Me, Oct, (SperiaD. The
final tryouts for the cross country team
which will run against Tufts at Medford
on Oct 81, We're held Friday afternoon
and the following men made the team,
finishing the race in the order named !:
Goliath. 10; Robinson. II; Slocum, 10,
Morss. 10: Cole. IL; and Cary, 10 sub
stitute. A five mile course, starting and
ending at the Theta Delta Chi House,
was run over and the times made were
very credjtable There were twelve start
tiers in all, the other men, besides those
making the team, being Atell. %; Sim
mons. 90; Hine. II; Maloney, Il; Stone
10: end Smith, 'O9.
Goliath, who broke both the mile and
two mile records at the Maine InterCol-
legiate Meet last spring, finished a strong
first. although closely followed by Rob-
inson. Slocum finished ar easy third with
Morss about 10 yards behind. while Cole
crossed the line about ID seconds after.
Cary finished an easy sixth. A training
table for the men was started Friday
night, as Coach Morrill, will exert himself
in every way to develop the men into a
winning cross country team.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-10-26
Bates II; N. H., 0.

Lewiston. Ne, oct, Especially
her second game played on her homa
grounds this season Bates defeated the
strong New Hampshire state College
team here yesterday by the score of
II to o. From a standpoint of modern
football. the game was a most spec
tacular one. 1t aboundcd in forward
passes, Cn-aide kicks and formation
pays. As for Bates, she showed a vast
Improvement from the exhibition which
She gave last week at Waterville.
Bates, Went into the game with Il
slight change in the lineup. due to the
CONDITION of .keaneY who was not in
the game. L.avitt was given trN-out
at end and Cummings was placed in
the back field When the teams lined
NJ it looked as if New Hampshire was
trille the heavier. but the relative
weights of the teams show them to be
about the same.
Bates started in the game with a
rush that took the New Hampshire
men completely off their feet. McKen-
nny kicked off to Sanborn who gained
FIVE yeards. New Hampshire could not
s7si'ii .'i't NtlS 10 punt On TIE
third down. Cummings recovered the
bah and gained about IS yards before,
he could be brought down. Then Bates
started to work New II; mpshire's line
Mckinney and Booker opened up some
fine noleS anG in a few ruShes Bates
put til. bali on New Ha npshire's sew
onward line Cummings carried it over
the ban having been in play but four
minutes. cobb failed at the try for a
goal. Score: Bates 3, New Hampshire o.
Hammond then kicked off to A. f.
Andrews on Bates 35-yard line ON the
first play Cummings made a forward
pass to Cobb which netteG 40 yards At
ter making first down twice, Bates
failed to gin and Cummings tried a
place kick from New Hampshire's D.
yard line. The ball went wide and New
Hampshire painted out to w. Andrews
The ball then sawed back and forth
between the center of the field on New
Hampshire's goal line for while
Bates had the ball on New Hampshire's
eight-yard line, but lost it on an at
tempted forward pass that was brok-
en- up by the New Hampshire backs.
1t was soon after this that the spectac-
ular play of the game occurred New
Hampshire secured the ball on a de-
fective forward pass on her own 25-
yard line. After making first down on
two end runs. big" Hammond was
called back of the line He stood as if
preparing to make a punt When the
ball came to him he ran out about
eight yards and then stepping back
he threw the ball in one of the most
accurate forward passes ever seen eere
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-10-26
MAINE FIELD MEET.
The Sophomores Win 81 to 80 Satur-
day from the Freshmen.

Orono. Me, oct 25.-The field meet
between the Sonhomores and Fresh
men of the University of Maine Sat
urday was won by the Sophomores,
II to 80 The feature was the break
Eer throw by Freshman, Shirley
Joyce of Bar Harbor, the new record
being 1l9ft Gin
Marathon run was also a feature,
the course being from Old Town and
once around the track a distance of
five miles. 1t was won BY Dyer 10 by
good margin in 29m rs, The other
competitors finished in good form, as
follows: Hicks 10 second, Whitney
IL third, Goodrich 10 fourth, phil
brook 10 fifth Mckenney ~ sixth
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-10-26
American Car Wins
the Vanderbilt Cup.

New York, oct 25.-In the fourth
running of the famous Vanderbilt cup
race over the new Long Island course
saturday morning the lour-cyind2r
l2U-horsepoWer Locomoble carried CT
TIE honorS of the day in Il spirited
ii9iSh, breaking all existing speed l"c-
'rds for this event. 1t was Il case oil
the favorite coming home in front, ana
the COOL cl-hcaded driver Of the
car, George Robertson, was given a
great ovation as he crossed the I'm
iSh line I'm. IS 15s. ahead of the
lsotta, driven by Herbert Lytle. Rob
ertson'S time for the fun distance
25A.O6 miles, was All As lbs
Robertson averaged 81 $40 miles an
hour for the full distance, a new
American speed record
There We're II actual starters III
Guiding SIX cars Of foreign manuiac-
ture, SO it will be seen that the race
was of international Importance, al
though the foreign cars We're not enter
ed by representatives of foreign cpah-
tries. as was the custom in former
Vanderbilt cup races. At all events
there was glory enough for the VIII
ner AS usual, in race of this klnd,
there We're many disappointment Q"
account of mishaps, though these VIC
Tins of racing luck did not in any
way detract from the honors fairy
won by the Locomobile.
Lewis Strang, who had string OIL
victories 10 his credit that entitled nm
to serious consideration. especially as
he was driving a 115-hOrsepower Re-
nault, rot into difficulties at the start
ing point, and he was delayed = Enih-
utes in getting away, and this nut nun
out of the race. With Strang eliminat>
ed, the race developed into four-cor"
nered affair between the Locomoniie'
the Isotta, the Mercedes and inc
Matheson Two Americans against t"o
foreigners added Zest to the race, ha'
toward the end the Mercedes and tiio
Matheson dropped out of the fight ioi
first place. y
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-10-26
SPORTING NOTES.

The Harvard pole vault record of Ii
1eet, ~ inches was broken by J. L
Barr, Of the Glass of 1910, with a mark
Of II feet, AS inches in the annual fall
handicap games Saturday. The track
Was heavy and fast time in the dash
es was impossible
Miss Katherine c. Harley of Fall
River won the women's golf cham
pionship of the United States Satur-
day at the Chevy Chase Club at CHEVY
Chase, Md, by defeating Mrs. II. II
Polhemus of New York, by up and i
To play. When presenting the u. $. G.
\. 9fizes, Herbert Jacques Of the COM
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-10-26
FIELD AND TRACK
BATES lNTERCLASs MEET.
Sophomores Win With 43 Points
Freshmen and Juniors Tied With 80.

Lewiston, Ne, oct 25.-(Special), -
The Ratos College interclass track
meet was held Saturday morning on
GarcelOn field. 1t was one Of the most
exciting meets that the track men have
had for many years here. The Sopno-
morcs won with total of Az points
or rather it should be said that
Leavitt. the II star, won the meet
This one man alone took Is points lol
his class. He took the hammer throw
at 1872 feet. 10 inches, throwing thf
hammer through te fence. He won tho
shot put and came close on to the col
lege in The broad jump, besides taking
second place in the discus throw
The Juniors and Freshmen tied foi
second place with 80 points. Capt
Williams 10 took II points for his
team He srrained his ankle in The
high hurdles and he was unable L
run in the 220 yard dash which i.
really his event indsmucn as he holds
the college record for that race.
Only one record was broken. This
was by t,lWord in the 100 yard dash
Much to the surprise of everybody
Eiword took this race from Williams
the latter being Handicapped by his
injured ankle. The former record wa
lD2-5 held by Rolster 80, ElWord :
time was 10 Is seconds.
The work Of Pike, captain of the
Freshmen team. and Blanchard II
was excellent and they look like good
VARSITY material. Pike won the quar-
ter and after a short rest he went in
t. the half and won in a sensational
finish. going by Peakes, the Sopho-
nor. runner as if the latter had been
hitcEed Blanchard showed fine form
il, fhc hurdles.
Following is the result OF the re
spectiVe events:
1O0-y yard dash-1st, Eiword 10. I'd,
Williams 10; 80, irish % Time 10 l."
seconds
220-yard dash LIST, irish 90; I'd, FL
word 10; 30, Matthews. Time u -
seconds
Quarter lille run-lst Pike II; 20.
Preston II: 30. Breen ~. Time
IS 4-5 seconds.
Half mile run LIST. Pike ~: "a
Pvakes II; "a Merrill. Time min
B. 10 seconds.
Mile run-lst. Ames %; %. Pole
tier: Sd. Dunn II Time > min. il
seconds
12o high hurGes-1st. Williams 10;
"a. Blanchard: 80, Dunlield, Time Il
seconds
go low husdlcs--lst. Blanchard II,
"a. DunfieId II: Sd Elword 10. Time
- 20 seconds.
High iump--lst. Williams: ID an :
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-10-26

mittee paid Miss Harley a well-de-
served compliment about the quality
Of her golf. From the beginning of the
tournament" he said, Miss Harley
has played first-class golf, and no
championship has ever been won by
such consistent playing"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-10-26
Tufts Twenty Three---
U Of Maine Five.

Bangor. Me, Oct. 25.-Tufts easily
defeated University Of Maine, % t" 5,
Saturday on Alumni field Three Of the
touchioWns by Tufts were made in the
first 10 minutes Of the second half,
when the Medfurd men struck Il streak
OF terrific attack and bcWllderine speed
Tie first half was practically even.
the score 1T the end being 6 to 5 in
favor of Tufts, ana in the last of the
second half, when Maine had nearly
an entire new eleven. Tufts was unable
to make consistent gains or prevent
Main. from ripping her line. Tufts had
a marked advantage in weight and
showed fine form in handling the ball
on punts, using the delayed pass and
tackle play repeatedly ANA cff"ctually.
The forward pass was nGl attempted
by Tufts. Maine made thr"g attempts,
only one being successful!
After eight minutes of play Sheehy
went around the end for 20 yards, and
Hooper Went over on delayed pass.
Maine held for downs after the next
kickoff A fine forward pass netted 10
wards. ana good line buckng landed
the ball on the Tufts five yard line on
third down. hut the ball was lost on
an attempted forward pass for the
line. The ball was exchanged several
times until Maine got off a Clever off
side kick which II. Cook carried over
for q touchdown with no Tufts man
near him. The kickout for try for goal
was iumbled the half ending with
Tufts in possession of the bali on
Names 2a-Nard line.
Tufts started the second half by q
spectacular run by Hooper who
broush, the bali back so yards through
the open field. 4 succession of fierce
ripping the lire plays took the ball
over, Hooper making the touchdown.
Three minutes later Sheehy got
around the end, lodged several tack
l"rs and scored another touchdown af-
Ter 10-ya"d run.
Another touchdown followed Il few
minutes later, when Maine lost the ball
on tumble on its 30 yard line Maine
made strong rally but Sheehy went
over on the third down on a clcverly
executed delayed pass. For the rest of
the cam" the ban was in the center
OF tho field
Fo" Tufts Sheehy and Hooper play
ed brilliant game. rarely failing to
make the distance and Bohln was
strong in the defence. McHale was the
star Tor Maine and got off some fine
puntS- Penalties Wer" few and no
PLAYERS went out for injuries The sum
mary.
TTtTS MAINE
flll hard lie o Gardner { Il inc,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-10-26
NiI)fN.
Brewer s: M. C. !. q.

Brewer, Ne. oct 25.-Brcwer High and
Maine Central Institute Of PittShrld "s-
tablislcd :, schccl record in this stat" by
PLAYING a gan" in which all the scoring
was l.v tinld goals, Brewer making Tvs"
and NJ c. T. one. Tie summary
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-10-26

score sknwhcgan II. $. u. Faimin%ton
care Coal from observation-disclosures. I'm
pire. Pcnnett Referee, Dr Boot my
inesmcn. Wildes aad Enris T!lht ON
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-10-26
Eelfast n. S. e: Camden 6.

Belfast. Me-, oct 25.-Bclfast High de-
feated C;,adcr. High % I" SATURDAY
Frohock'S loH@ run ful i touchdown was
a feature. The summary:
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-10-26
BREW III.
Eoxcroft Academy 81; Newport 0.

Dover. Me, oct. FoHcroft academy
defeated Newport High 81 I" Saturday.
This IL the seventh 1;sme Of the season
for the academy eleven and as vt no
team has scored asainst them. Not one"
in the game ,tid Newport make their dis
t;,lce. 1ho laller rant Of the first hall
was culiN cned bN some slu%@in&, but the
last iat Wns clean ana free from OBJ
jcctinnaile features. The summary
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-10-26
THE DAYS DOINGS IN THE WORLD OF SPORTS

completely over the heads OF the mel
in the scrimmage to Quarterback Ken
nedv, who had run down outside the
bunch and was waiting for it. The pass
went fully 80 yards, Kennedy Delhf
downcd in his tracks by Cobb ire ha'i
ended with the ball in Ne" Ramp
shire's possession on BATES to-Saio
lire.
New HAMPSHIRE had punted a gooo
deal IN the first half and they CAN'T
back strong in the second half, pay
ing a much harder and more aggres-
sivc game Hammond kicked CT u
Cnhh VINO made 20 wards before beng
pulled down. 4 few end runs piacee
the ball in the center Of the lielo
where New Hampshire held and forced
Bates t. punt Richardson brokt
through and blocked the kick and II
Was Now Hamnshres ball near me
cnnftr Of the field. Here Bates Sh"We'
her strong defence. ON the first play
Lcavitt broke through and tackled
Sanborn for loss of y yards. Lovely
intercepted forward PASS, securing
the la, for BateS
The lal went back and fortE Tor Z
NJ d. New ftilliIbSiIiit ii'A''S -0
nosee..slon Of il Oh her own 45-yard line
A forward pass sent Bates towards mel
second touchdown. TWO end runs ana .
line plunge put the BAN on re"
Ham, Shire's ai>-yard line. Cummings
carried it over on an end run. Copl
kicked an easy goal score: Bates II
New Ham. Shire 0.
There were several changes IN Bates
lin"-Up after this. Eatt.s ran the bal
back FROM Tive Kick nearly TO tht
ccntcr Of the field From there she
punted aud the game ended Wlth the
bah in NJ" Halnpshire'S po"SeSSiof
near tie center Of the field
Bates has little to say about the
game Fortunately there We're no nos
tile officials to play against The t!ascf
Of the week before which lost the game
at yyaterville, was not repeated The
team played the fast, clean game which
it always puts up. With things breaking
well il should be able to give L. u NJ
q fast run next Saturday.
The lineup and score
BATES NEW llAMPStilEE.
L.eayitt le..........le Pcttireill tMorfell
A. Andrews 1T ............. It, HaInrtond
Booker tF1rsliineJ, r2...........lH, San'ofl
Cocsr:tno (Capt), c..............t l-oii5aiS T
McHennev, l. ..........,.... iSi l,aFic;Soi
W. Andrews, Ii .....-..... IT, Richardson
Bishop ie NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. re, f"ao
cobb GElwuldJ, ub .......... OBJ, Ilennedy
Dornan tConlllin. lhb........-..rhb, Louo
Cummings Q4ibby), RIB .......:............,
;..... tx, ...:....,. NIB +. ID q, s" no,rf
Lovely Sargent, tb.............. %, Prouc
Score Bates il. New Hampshire o
TcuchGnwns- CUMMINGS >. Goal on
tnucn,lnvm-Cobb. Referee. Noble Of Dos
ton Field udee, Rc:tde Of Lewiston. licac
| lnesmar, Whittun Of Bates: A$>is' AM
ineslnen IiiSh Of Eates. Mortell anG
Chase OF New Hampshire state. Time
.Mu. and l5ln, periods.
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MIME.
Showheean 81: Farminaton 0.

SkoN hecan, Me, Oct. 25.-At Fairyiew
park Saturday Skowhegan High defeated
Pennington High u to o. The features
were the playing of Reed and the def. nse
of the local team. The summary:
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Score-l2oWdoin 9. Colby g. ToGchdownS
--Gastonsuay, Goode. Goal from touch
Wn-Hammond. Goal from field
Smith. Umpire, Dadmun of Harvard
Referee. Fultz of Brown. Field judge
Van Tine Of Trinity. Head !inesman
MacReadie of Portland ~. y. Time, 2jm
halves.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-10-26
NEWPORT
EI)XCROI'4'

Scpp-roxcrott 81, Newport Q. Touch
downs FnNl-s ), Hihbard 3, BOYLE 2,
Kitchen. Davis. Goals from touchdowns
--HIbbard :. Umpire. Lille. Referee
Dwell Yield jud%c-Bny IL. LiHrSmell-
kunnalcs ana Hill Tilac 2om. and l5ln
nell,iNG.
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LWVelT ISNlgtNU, Ib............'' ~ fTVH'1
Score Bates il. New Hampshire q
TclichGnwns-Cm CUMMINGS ?. Goal nom
t0ucn.luN'n-C Cobb. Referee, Noble of l3oS-
ton Field Judge Rc;ide Of Lewiston. Head
linesma,. Whttlnn Of Bates .ASNis ant
linesmen lish Of Entes. Morteli ana
Chase OF New Hampshire state. Time,
.,Hl,. and lJ,n. periods.
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SECOND HALF.

Neither team made any changes for the
second half, each coach contenting him
self with talking privately with his men
Hammond's kickoff went to Hughes
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-11-08
BRYAN'S DAUGHTER SUES.
Mrs. Leavitt Asks Divorce, Charging
Non-Support and Desertion.

DENVER. November Mrs. Ruth
Bryan Leavitt, daughter of William j.
Bryan, has instructed Denver law firm
to prepare papers in a divorce action and
file the same Immediately This informa-
ton comes from an intimate woman
friend of Mrs. Leavitt, who adds that the
suit has been under contemplation for
months, but definite action was deferred
upon request of Mr.. Bryan, who did not
wish notoriety of this kind during the
campaign. Mrs. Leavitt will charge non
support and desertion.
Leavitt, until a week ago. had studio
in the Rue Faleuieres and the attn
quarter in Paris, hut suddenly closed ii
up AM moved HIS prese mt whereas O ats
ara said to lie unknown