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SWiSh6r Will Lose Out.

In a letter to The News, written
before the hattering result of last
Saturdays conventions, Mr.. Scherr
says in part: "The chances are de-
cidedly In my favor in spite of the
fact that the federal and state ma
chimes, the whisky ring and the
corporations are fighting me. No
man has ever made a fight with
greater odds against him than [
have, and | have made it single,
solitary and alone. The battle is
by no means lost by me, but, on
the contrary, l feel sure today of
winning the fight; more so than |
ever have"
Last week three of the most in
tiuentlal newspapers of the state
came out for Mr.. Scherr. the
Wheeling News, Wheeling In.elli-
gencer and Parkersburg State
Journal-and the good republicans
OF the state are beginning to be
aroused as they never have been
before, all of which speaks more
eloquently than words that Mr..
owisher has not won out and never
wlll.-Ronceverte News.
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Docks Greek, W. Va.

Our prayer meeting is progress
ing nicely at this place. We
have large attendance. Bro.
Dixon and Bro. Williamson are
able to be out once in awhile.
There lie some talk of having
'Children's Day" exercises at
this place. We will decide on
the matter Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hardwick and
son Merriam are visiting relatives
here.
Mrs. Florence Layne was the
guest of her mother recently.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. D. Plymale
were visiting Mr.. Plymale's sis
ter, Mrs. Thos. E. McQuin, Sun
day.
Rev. Jerry Harmon did not
preach to ns Sunday on account
of having to attend a funeral on
Lynn. Rev. Johnson filled his
place.
The Misses Swanson entertain.
ed Misses Mary FARRELL, Jewel
FARRELL, Marie Staley and Lua
Mitchell Sunday evening.
Mics Clara Crossen of Kenova
furnished music for the church
Sunday night. We would be
glad to have her call again.
F. B. Plymale made a flying
trip to Ceredo Sunday.
We noticed John Walker, Wiley
Perdue and Henry Perdue driving
Sunday. Boys, get you a girl to
drive with.
Miss Della Rakes gave to her
young friends an ice cream dinner
Sunday evening. Those present
were Misses Sadie and Ida Sharp,
Rebecca Murphy, Leola John son,
Ola Dlsnman, Murl Hutchinson,
Ida Luther, Hazel Chadwick,
Rev. johnson and wife, Da yton
Staley, j. w. johnson, Waymon
Murphy and E. G.. Sharp. All
seemed to enjoy themselves very
much. After the dinner all at
tended prayer meeting.
June 8, 1908. SUNFLowER.
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$50 Tor Best Article.

The republican congressional
committee offers $3.50 for the best
article not exceeding 1000 words
on the subject:
"Why the Republican PARTY
Should be Successful Next Novem-
ber."
The competition is open to all.
In Judging the merits of contri-
buttons consideration will be given
net only to style, arguments aud
facts presented, but to the convinc.
ing power, and it should be borne
In mind that members of congress
are to be selected as well as presi.
dent and vice president.
No manuscripts will be returned.
but will be the property of the co m
mittee.
The best article will be widely
used both in the newspapers of the
country and in pamphlet form.
The award will be made and check
sent to successful contestant about
August 10. Manuscripts must be
mailed not later than July Is to
LITERARY BUREAU,
Republican Congressional Commit.
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The American minister to Pana.
ma, Mr.. Squiers, has been instructed
by cable TO leave Colon by the first
steamer for Washington. Evident
ly the political situationin Panama,
which seemed to have cleared for a
time by the position taken by the
United States regarding the coming
elections, is becoming more compli-
Gated every day.
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FUNDS for the purchase Of sup
plies for the army during the
current fiscal year are so depleted
that no further purchases will be
made for miscellaneous supplies for
the Philippines until after July /,
the beginning of the next fiscal
year. For this reason NO contracts
will be made under bids opened at
San Francisco ON April IL.
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AS THE members of congress re.
turn to their respective homes thew
carry with them a consciousness of
much important work wisely and
carefully performed and conf.
dence that vast majority of their
fellow citizens will entertain no
doubt that the welfare of the coun.
try can be best promoted by the re-
tentior Of as large or larger republi-
can majorities in the two houses of
congress, as well as by the election to
the highest Office in the land of one
who is in thorough sympathy with
the policies and aims Of the present
administration and whose broad ex.
perience and mstured judgment will
save him from the visionary schemes
of doctrinaires and the legislative
experiments advocated by an mex
perienced and wholly incompetent
minority, which Throughout the ses-
sion just concluded, has dem.
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In the face of widely varying
opinions on the subject Of finance
the republican majority has once
more demonstrated it's remarkable
ability to subordinate personal
views and preferences to the opin-
Ion of the majority, and the most
important law of the session, the
compromise financial bill, IS the re.
suit. Whatever view may be en-
tertalned OF the respective merits of
the various financial theories which
found abundant expression in the
course of the session, few impartial
judges will withhold admiration for
the party discipline which brought
harmony out of practically irrecon-
cilable differences and enacted a law
which, though 1t may never be call
ed into action, constitutes an insu.
rance against recurring monetary
stringencies and their consequent
Panics.
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FIVE of the twenty-five men who
have been elected TO the vice presi-
dency have become president and in
view of this fact it behooves the re-
publican party to select the second
man on the ticket with the greatest
care.
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onstrated with augmented emphasis
its utter incompetence to direct the
affairs Of great and growing ma
ton.
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PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT paid his
tribute to the memory of the coun-
try's dead heroes on Memorial day.
Accompanied only by his doorkeeper
he left at ten o'clock in the morning
for Arlington in an open surrey
nearly filled with three large floral
emblems. The monument to Gen
eral Sheridan, the monument to the
Spanish war yeter&ns and the monu-
ment to the unknown dead were
decorated W t b the beautiful
wreaths and designs.
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WITH the adjournment of the
first session of the Goth congress.
another creditable page has been ad-
ded to the history of the republican
party. Meeting under conditions
not wholly suspicious, confronted
by unsettled business conditions
and hampered almost throughout
the session by the unreasonable fill
clustering tactics of the democrats
In the house, the leaders of the ma
Jority have written numerous valu-
able laws on the national statute
books and have added a quota to
the body of international law never
before equalled by any session in the
annals of the patton.
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Two HUNDRED and twenty-nine
seats n the republican national con-
vention are to be made the subjects
of contests before the national COM
mittee now in session at Chicago.
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WANTED

/ AND FOR SALE.-3e acres of good
- farming land, situate about 8 miles
south Of Ceredo, w. Va. One-half of
land has been cleared and possession
will be given on day of sale. For price
and other information call at this Office.
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Teachers EmDlOued.

Following are the names of the
teachers employed for the indie
pendent School District of Ceredo
for the next term:
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ANNOUNCEMENT.
FOR ASSESSOR.

We are authorized to announce MoNT
BARTRAM as candidate for Assessor,
subject to the Republican convention
when called.
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KENOVA.

Misses Josephine Ryan, Alice
LeFollette, Alma Collier, Leah
Harris and Leila Bondley.
The Brownstown school has
been discontinued. The music
teacher and teacher of the colored
school have not been employed.
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CEREDO BUILDING.

Misses May Williams, Nellie
Wright, Hernia Marcum, Fern
Wright, Josie Gearbart, Blanche
Hammock and Mrs. E. o. Saun-
ders.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-11-07
BIG GRIDIRON GAME Princeton and Dartmouth Op. pose Each Other at Polo
 Grounds To day.
TO HIDE TRICK PLAYS
Dillon to Lead Tigers--Smallest Quar- terback of Colleges Will Direct
 Hanover Lads.

New York, Nov. 6.--New York win witness it's only big football game of the season tomorrow, when teams from Princeton and Dartmouth universities are scheduled to meet at the Polo grounds. That either team will show It's full hand is doubted by the ex- perts as each plays It's game of the year" the Saturday following, Prince- ton meeting Yale and Dartmouth fac- ing, Harvard on that day, New forma- tions and trick plays seem likely there- fore to be held in reserve. Neverthe- less the contest is expected to be a de- cldedly interesting one.
 Dillon will direct the Tigers play to- morrow, while opposed to him Is tho tiniest quarterback in the big colleges. Pishon, who stands five feet three inch es high and weighs 126 pounds. The little fellow, however, Is generally ex- pected to make a creditable showing against the veterans.
 The Dartmouth lineup, as announced from the Hotel Gramatan, In Bronx vile. where the team Is stopping. will be as follows: Kennedy (capt) left end: sherwin. left tackle; Tobin, left guard; Bruse, center; Bankhart right guard Rlch. right tackle; schildmiller. right end; Pishon. quarterback; Haw- ley left halfback; Ingersol. right half- back; Marks or Hoban, fullback.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-11-07
MOTORS AT BELMONT PARK.
Horse Racing May bc Banishcd from
 Largest Track of Metropolis.

New York, Nov. G. The blight which has fallen upon horse racing as a result of the passing of the anti race track betting law, Is expected to work transformation in the charac- ter and use of the largest and most modern of the tracks in the metro- politan district, Belmont park, which, according to current reports in auto mobile circles is to bc devoted in fu- ture to automobile racing and con verted Into a motOrdrOme.
 The success of the twcnty-four hour races conducted at the Brighton Beach race track by the Motor Rac- ing association, this fall, is said t) have opened the eyes of August Bel mont and others interested in tne famous race track, to the possibilities for revenue still left open to it. Whether or not horse racing is to be banished entirely from Belmont park has not az yet been decided The fact that the Belmont park track is two miles around would probably result in new speed records being established
The morning journal-courier., 1908-11-07
THEIR FIRST GAME
New Haven Caledonians to Play Soccer Football With Meri-
 den This Afternoon.
CORRECTED SCHEDULE OUT
Games To-morrow Arc Ansonia at Bridgeport and shelton at
 Naugatuck.

The Now Haven Caledonians will travel to Meriden to-day to play off their league fixture with the Silver City team There will be two changes in the makeup of the Caledonians for this game, Shanks taking the place of Connors at goal, and Hall that of Smith on the left inside forwards Connors has been playing rather or- ratio In front of the posts and it is thought that the appearance of Shanks in his old position will strengthen the teams defense consid- erably. Hall makes his first appear ance with the Caledonians, He is slated as smart forward and will doubtless give good account of him self The eleven will travel to Meri- den by the l:56 train. The following Is the lineup of the Caledonans:
 Goal Shanks; backs, Miller and Black halfhacks, Fraser, Thompson and Coull; forwards. Clark, Hall, Stev- ems, Valentine and Ross.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-11-07
ALL-NEw HAVEN TOMORROW.
Strong Local Eleven Will Play AL
 Waterbury at Readyille.

Waterbury has been practicing every night for the game at Reidville tomorrow against the All-New Haven team. The New Haven team played no score game with the Brooklyn A. C. team and the enthusiasts will be able to compare the two local elevens by the showing Sunday
 A large delegation of rooters will ac- company the local club and cheer their team in it's big contest. The lineup of the eleven follows:
 All l-Waterbury-Lyons and Gooding, L. E,; Dalton, R.; Schildgen, l.. G.. Solberg, C.; Bauby and Wentworth, R. c.; Jack Hagley, R. T.. Cronin and w. Cronin R. E.; Thompson and Lawlor, O. R.; Joe Bagloy and Spain, l.. H. B., Tanner R. II. B.; Nolan and Griffen, r. E,
 All-New Havens--Brennan, l.. F.; Frankel, l.. T.. A. Limoski and Shea, L. G.; Leahy, C.; Davidson and Rohler, k. c.; Beginner and Wagner R. T.; Burgess, R. E.; Hines and Williams, Q B.; Oregon and Donahue, L. H. B.; Doyle and Rogers R. H. B.; II. Limo- ski and smith, r. B.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-11-07
INDIANS CONFIDENT.
Will Make Strong Fight in Contest
 With Harvard.

Cambridge, Mass, Nov. 6. The football battle between Harvard and the Carlisle Indians in the Stadium tomorrow before probably more than fifteen thousand enthusiastic follow CTS of the great American autumn game, will see loss of prestige by one or the other team unless the re- suit Is tic. Neither team has known defeat this year and each has played q game in which the result was to 6. The Indians, however, defeated the Naval academy last Saturday just week after the "Middies' had held Harvard 10 to 6 score, so that Carlisle comes to Cambridge not only trine superior to the crimson team, but with the reputation of having de- feated Harvard decisvely year ago.
 This year the Indian team ls col lection of lightweight men, averaging several pounds under the crimson players as whole, While the liar yard team is sorely handicapped by the injury to Captain Burr, the team has shown great strength in the line. On the defense the team has not proved so satisfactory.
 The Indians reached Boston this morning and spent the day sightsee- ing in automobiles.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-11-07
PERCY SMITH BACK.
Former \. IT. II. $. Star Coach Has
 Successful Stay at Ridgelcld.

Percy Smith, who coached the N. H. Fl, s. football team, has returned from Ridgeneld. where he went after leaving the local high for two weeks stay. The Ridgetield eleven progress. cd fayorably under the direction oi smith and out of four contests play ed three were won. The strong Pom fret eleven beat Ridgefeld, while tht latter trimmed Bethel and GunnerS high football teams.
 smith met some of the x. H. II. $ varsity seniors, who we're returning from coaching their class team a City Point yesterday, and the footbal players were rejoicel over seeing theil star coach. Tne loss of Smith as coach to the high eleven has been { great one. and the students feel his ab. sence greatly.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-11-07
AT PIMLICO TRACK
Fast Course and Good Weather Make Excellent Racing
 at Baltimore.

Baltimore, M, D., Nov. 6.-Good weather and fast track made excel lent racing at Pimlico to-day. Sum marles:
 First, six furlongs, selling-Salvola- tilo, 102. Crowley, to 5, won Edgly. 1O7, McCabe, 8 to place, second; Grimaldi, 10S, Brussell, to to show, third. Time. 1:13 3-5,
 Second, selling, one mile-Super- stton, 103, Go,dstein, 13 to 20, won: Gramser, Ill, Notter, even, for place, second; Aster DOT, 114, Nicol, no show betting, third. Time. 1;40.
 Third, six furlongs--Grania, 109, I.iebert 10 to 1, won; Great Jubilee. 110, McCabe, to 1 place, second; Ballet Girl, 1O7, Goldstein, to 5 to show, third. Time, 1:14 3-5.
 Fourth, hunters steeplechase, about two WaysIde. 159, T, L. Evans to 5, won Sir Gibbie, 163. R. Tay- Tor, 4 to 1 place, second; Young Blit- zen, 160. D. Kerr. no show betting third. Time, 4:4S.
 Fifth, six furlongs-Statesman 122, Notter to 5, won: Trado, 119 Nicol, out place, second; Intervene 116, Goldstein, 2 to 5, show, third Time, 1;12 1-5.
 Sixth, 1 Is miles-Gave Adsum 115, Nicol, even won; Ontario, 112 Goldstein, to 2 place, second; Ric Grande, 112. Liebert, to 1, to show third. Time, 1:54 2-5.
 Seventh, two miles on the fat--Bil. berry, 147 T. Wright. to 1, won; Ironsdes, l45, Mir. Taylor, out fol place, second; Bergoo, 13O, F. Tuck, CT, out for show, third Time, 3:39
The morning journal-courier., 1908-11-07
GAMES TO-DAY.

Princeton ys. Dartmouth. Harvard vs. Carlisle. Yale ys Brown, Pennsylvania vs. Lafayette, Cornell ys. Amherst Army ys. Springfield T. $. Navy ys. Villa Nova. Betcs ys. Bowdoin. Colby ys. Maine. Delaware ,s. Rutgers. Hobart ys. Union. Holy Cross ys. Tufts. Johns Hopkins ,s. Gallaudct Lehigh ys. Haycrford Massachusetts tggles ys. New Hampshire.
 Pennsylvania state ,s. Bmckncll. New York University ys. Rensselaer, Poly.
 Ohio state ys. Case school. Andoycr ys. Exeter. St. Lawrence Ns, Hamilton. Michigan ys. Kentucky. Stevens vs. Jefferson Medical. Syracuse vs. Colgate. Trinity vs. Wesleyan. Indiana ys. Notrc Dame. Iowa ys. Illinois. South Carolina ys. Bingham. St. Louis ys. University of tIn South.
 Virginia vs. Virginia Military. Wisconsin vs. Minnesota. Vanderbilt ys. Tennessee. Washington and Lee vs. George Washington.
 West Virginia ys. Western Penn sylyania.
 Williams vs. Vermont. Carnegie Tech. ys. Wooster. Yale Freshmen ys. Princeton Fresh. men.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-11-07
GOLF AT ATLANTIC CITY.
yne of Yale Beats Mackay--First
 sixteen Matches,

Atlantic City, N. Jn Nov. 6.-Weath' lcondltions were more favorable to- ' when match play was begun in al'
 lsions of the full golf tournamer'
 h he Atlantic City Country club The
 tches In the first sixteen to-day re.
 ed as follows: h hrthur Hall, RIverton, N. l., beat II stoever, Atlantic City, { UP. tf N. E. Shackelford, Atlantic City At M. K. Neiffcr, Huntington Valley ,iadelphia, { up. to play. j.. Salthwaite, Riverton, beat K. F Mir, university of Pennsylvania, 3 up 'b play,
 s. r. llayne, Yale, bea H. A, Mackey fantlc City, 1 up. loouelas Grant. Richmond, Va, bea; NB. Newton. Frankford, Philadelphia 'Vp 2 to play
 Al. w. Tflllnghast Philadelphia, beat IS. sherman Atlantic City. 1 up. N. R. Hambly Pittsburg, beat ]. P .lstrong, Wilmington, Del, up, 2C iRs.
 ,f'alter smedley, Spring Haven, beat
 ahard Mott, Riverton, up, tr
The morning journal-courier., 1908-11-07
BOXING NEWS

Jim Cofforth. tho fight promoter of Colma, Cal, must be confident of clnclring battle between Battling Nelson and Packey Mcfarland. to be decided at his club on New Years af- ternoon. for he has already been told by willus Britt, manager of Nelson, that the match is on as far as Nelson Is concerned. and for him to get Mo- Farland. Cofforth has sent article of agreement to Harry Gilmore for his signature, which the latter will surely sign when he gets them. Cofforth says that bout between Nelson and Me- Farland would surely draw $50000 gate.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-11-07
SOCCER LEAGUE SCHEDULE.
Correct Jist of Games for the Coming
 Season

November q New Haven and Mori- den
 November S-Ansonia at Bridge port shelton al Naugatuck. November l5-Naugatuck at Slcl- ton, Meridcn at Bridgeport Ansonia at New Haven,
 November 26--Brl1geport at New Haven. shelton at Ansonla November 2S--Ansonia at Meridcn November 2o-Shelton at Bridge. port. New Haven at Naugatuck. December 5-Naugatuck at Mcrl. den, New Haven at Ansonia December 6--Bridgeport at shelton December 13--Naugatuck at Bridge. port, Meriden al New Haven. December 25--Shelton at Merldcn, Naugatuck a Ansonia.
 Officers.
 Presldent--Jason Wright, Ansonia Vice president - James Ferguson | New Haven,
 Second vice presdcnt-Robcrt Bell Ansonia.
 secretary-William Dunbar, Bridge. port.
 Treasurer-George W. Chance, Mcr. iden.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-11-07
INJURED FOOTBALL MAN DIES.

Austin. Tex, Nov. 6.---Ernest Dick son, twenty-one years of age, right end of the University of Arkansas foot ball team, who was injured in the game with Oklahoma university last Friday, died here at midnight last night. After being hurt, he accom- panied the team to Austin to play Texas university, but upon arrival here pneumonia set in, and he was taken at once to a sanitarium
The morning journal-courier., 1908-11-07

The proposed bout between Hugd Kelly, of Chicago, and Joe Thomas, of California, the clever middleweights. which was scheduled to be fought at the Armory A. A.. of Boston, the lat ter part of this month. has fallen through. Kelly was perfectly willing to meet Thomas, but when he received the offer, from Baron Lang, the Los Angeles fight promoter, to meet Billy Papke he promptly informed Miah Murray. manager of the Armory A. A., that he would have to call off his con- test with Thomas
The morning journal-courier., 1908-11-07
BROWN HERE TO-DAY
Tommy Linn Will Play at End in Place of Naedele and Logan
 in Place of Fitzpatrick,
HAYNES SAVED AS COYS SUB
Signal Practice for Varsity on Day Before the Game-COachcs
 Afraid of Mayhcw.

Without the regular end and with the drop kicker, Wheaton, hurt, the Yale football team will play Brown at the field this afternoon. Tn prepara. ton for this game the varsity yester- day afternoon had only signal practice lasting for about half an hour and then went in The scrub team played the third team for two 20-minute halves, bringing In as many of the sub stitutes as possible.
 Frank tIinkey coached the can. didates for end position and in this af- ternoons game Tommy Linn willy play in place of Captain Burch and Logan will play in place of Fitzpatrick Tony Haines will not play end, for he Is the only available man to take Coys place should he go out
 Yale expects hard game against Brown this afternoon. Two years ago the Yale Brown game was the best of the season, and last year though Big lows men ran up a big score, % to 0, there was interest every minute, This year Mayhew who has been one of the few hacks in the past who has been able to pierce the Yale line, is captain and Is said to he in frst-class con- dition.
 The lineup of the two teams to-day will be-
 Yale. Brown.  Logan .....,.......,,,,.,.,... Dennis
 Left End Hobbs ...,.,...,,.,,...,.,.,, Kirley
 Left Tackle. Andrus .,..........,,.....,... Keresey
 Left Guard, Bld0lc ..,',....,...,,,....... SlSson
 Center. Goebei ..n.....,..,.....,.... smith
 Right Guard Brown ."..,..,.,.,......"... Raquet
 Right Tackle Linn ",,,,n...,.,.,.....,... Regniet
 Right End, Murphy .,....,.,....,.....,.. Spracklin
 Quarterback Philbin .",.....,.....,,,,...... MayheW
 Left Halfback. Brl0eS .tt,..,.,.,,','.,.t','' '''.t,. MChaN
 Right Halfback. coy ,,.',.,,,,,,.,''''.'. heyles
 Fulback.
 The officials of the game will be: NJ ]. Thompson of Waterbury, referee; Dr. Newton, umpire; Crolius of Villa nova field judge; Burleigh of Boston, head lnesman.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-11-07

The Indian population of New York state is as follows the figures being for the year 1895, the latest obtainabe, taken by the several reservations. AL legheny, SG6; Cattaraugus, l,4f2, Onel- da, l0i Onondaga, 525; st. Resis, l,2Of; Tonawanda, 5o3; Tuscarora, 3Si The total of 5o6) ia but four less than was shown by the Indian census of 1892,
The morning journal-courier., 1908-11-07

A meeting of the polo magnates will he held Sunday at Hotel Garde, at which the disposal of the Salem players will bo the principal matter of consideration. There are reports around the polo circuit that the Hart ford team will have to find some oth- or place besides the auditorium in which to play and in the event of not getting a satisfactory place the Hart ford franchise will bc tossed mp. players already