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The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-07
MANY CHANGES SATURDAY
As Result of Games New Britain Jumps to Fourth Position, Fall
 River Dropping.
(By Official Scorer.)

Whether or not the local polo quintet will remain in second position is tho question that will come up for consd- eration this evening at the Quinnipiac rink when the New Haven team meets the Pawtucket boys. The visiting az greSation won a hard fought game from the Providence team on Saturday night and as the locars had no game scheduled the Rhode Islanders were thus enabled to advance on them and tie the standing.
 The Pawtuoket five has put up fast game all year and undoubtedly will give the Boneyards hard tusse for the game. when 1t comes to putting up a fast game the New Haven team takes a back seat from no team in the league and is evidenced by the fact that they are but 47 points behind the league leaders and have been putting Up an all round championship game
 Dicky Pierce will undoubtedly give Fido sutton whole lot of trouble this evening when he gets started and from tho late results of that mans work things are humming around the cages when he gets poking al the sphere.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-07
NEW HAVEN yS. ANsONIA.
Ansonia Team Fails to Appear and
 CaIedonians Claim the Game.

The New Haven Caledonians, leaders in the Connecticut Soccer league jour neyed to Ansonia Saturday to play off their league game with the Ansonia team. Ansona mad the game billed as the attraction of the season To win or loose meant much to either team in the race for the championship Count ing on stiff contest a large crowd as- sembled to witness the game. many be- ing from New Haven and Bridgeport. New Haven team followed Captain Black on the field at the advertised hour for the kick of After waiting for reasonable length of time and the Ansonla eleven not putting in an ap- pearance the referee gave the game to New Haven by default. The loss of this game destroys all Ansonia' 8 chances for the pennant and the gift of two points to New Haven almost clinches the trophy for the Caledonians,
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-07
COMPETITION STARTS WE'LL
Many High Scores in Individual Cham pionship Race of New York City.

Twelve series have been rolled during the past week in the Greater New York Individual championship for the Brook yn Daily Eagle medal, Seven of the twenty-four totals have been good for 200 average or better and both Johnny Voorheis and Lee R, Johns have reahed 2lS, High score goes to Johnny Nelson with 262. There have been some surprises to date and from the work done by the twelve who have competed, the contest thls season promises a keen struggle for the hon ors
 Jimmy Smith. and Johnny Voorheis have each won two series without de- feat while Dunbar with one victory has also a clean slate, George Haller. Charlie Luhrs, Al, Schwebke, Lee R. Johns, Whitey Horan and Willie Dur kin, have each won and lost. Billy Weingarth, Fred Pump. Garry Morris, Billy Heins, Billy Linden and Louis Westphal have all lost the only series in which they rolled.
 John Roster and Glen Riddell have not competed yet but will get a start this week. Considering that new pins are being used and that the bowling season has been rather late in getting into full swing the scores to date are remarkable, Great interest is being manifested in the matches and large crowds are present at all the alleys.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-07
Pennant Race.

The New Haven Caledonians have only two more games to play in the league series. A win or tie In either case will enable them for the third in succession to lay claim to the title of champions. Meriden will play at Light house Point next Sunday and the game ought to be win for New Haven. So far the local team have not lost sin gle match.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-07
Five Men.

Brooklyn still leads in the individual event but New York and Newark are giving the bridge supporters hard race In the two-men event Newark leads while New York and Elizabeth occupy third place respectively, giving the local bowlers fourth position. In the three-men event the New York pin splitters lead the way, with Brooklyn second and New Haven third, In this event the local boys are having heart breaking race with the leaders for the high score honors with the New York boys one pin to the good.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-07
LOCALS IN RUNNING
Eastern League Bowlers Have Good Show for First Money
 in Five Men Event.
TIED FOR SECOND PLACE
New Brunswick Also Claiming Posi-. tiOn-Ncwarl, Leads-BroolJAn
 Heads the Individual.

As neither New Brunswick nor New Haven had a match on fin the Eastern league race last week Newark had a chance to creep away from them and dissolve the triple tie which existed in the five-men event, By winning three games they easily secured the lead. New Brunswick, however, still holds the high team score in the race, the standing of which follows;
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-07
KENNEDY OPTIMISTIC.
Veteran Coach Thinks Material Bet
 ter Than Was Expected.

John Kennedy, the veteran coach of the Yale crew yesterday spoke optI- mistically regarding the outlook for next spring. He said that the response 10 the call of Captain Howe for candi- dates had been answered by material which seemed to be as good as usual, alihoughit is yet a little too early to judge.
 The men have gone to work with a will, and some men who had never rowed before are doing remarkably well This makes up for the handicap of having losing freshman crew last spring to choose from
 The new English shell will be given thorough try-out as t has been greatly criticised. There is possibility that the English seats will be removed and the seats from the old boat put In their places.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-07

Professor Booming from his club hold ing up trlumphantly his umbrella Ia his wife)-You see, my dear Alma, how stupid are all the anecdotes about our absent -mindedness you see, l haven't forgotten my umbrella. Mrs. Professor But. my dear, you didn't take your umbrella with you; you left 1t at home illustrated Bits.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-07

Tt is true,' said friend, "that you have amassed great fortune, But your grammar" Never mlnd the grammar said MT Dustin StaX. This Is an era of speclal2ations may be weak in some branches, but I'm an au- thorlty on the possessIve case, '--Wash- InRton Star
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-07
Special to the Journnl-Courler.)

Shelton, Dec. 6.-Bridgeport and Shell ton were the only two teams to play in the Connecticut Soccer league yester- day. The game took place on the grounds of the Shelton and was wit messed by large crowd, many going from both Bridgeport and New Haven to witness the game The first thirty minutes of play was evenly contested by both elevens, the play being of a give and take nature all through this half. When the whistle sounded the score stood 8 to in favor of Bridge port, but on the merits of the play ought really to have been draw. In the second half the Shelton players went to pieces and Bridgeport scored at will The final score was Bridgeport Il goals, Shelton goals. Berry of New Haven refereed. The lineup; Bridgeport. Shelton. McQullton Ihrope
 Goal. HarQlnS ..........t...''... DuHpdr
 F'ullback. DdiiOWS IhpNNNii
 Fullback. Hogg ..............,....... Inrope
 Halfback. remington ......,......,........ smith
 Halfback. remnant ...,..........,........ Lee
 Halfback. Japp ..................,... HorZlef Forwards. Wrylsworth ....,.............. Williams
 Forwards. WdTQ ...s..,'v'..s...'.... 's..'.... SHlltli Forwards. A. Cunningham ..........,..... Johnson
 Forwards. R. Cunningham ............. Robinson
 Forwards.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-07
Now Britain Won.

New Britain, Dec 5--The New Brit ain polo team defeated Fall River in the fastest game of the season so far at Hanna's armory tonight by the score of to 3, The feature of the game was the excellent work of Cash man at goal for Fall River The rush. Ing of Duggan and Harklns was the feature of the home team's playing. Three goals fell out for New Britain, while but one fell out for Fall River, Higgins, the crack Fall River player, was sick and his absence was seriously felt by his teann.
 It was announced confirming the ru- mors to that effect, that on Christmas day the New Britain team will be transferred to New Bedford The line tn
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-07
Park City Soccer Team Takes Game from Shelton by
 II Goals to 2.
HOW THE CLUBS STAND
Local CaIedonians Win from AnsOnia by Default--Ncw Haven's Chances
 for Pcnnant Very Bright.
SOCCER LEAGUE STANDING.

Two points for win, one point for a draw.
 New Haven wins one game from Ansonia by default.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-07
YALE FIVE TRIMMED

The Yale varsity basketball five was no match for the basketball shooters of the College of the City of New York who trimmed the Ell team by a score of S2-T
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-07

The fact that the day was Sunday had no effect on the training of ''Wil- lie' Lewis, who is quartered at the Hotel Uncas in West Haven, preparing for his go with Harry Lewis on the fourteenth of December, at the Grand opera house, Although he did not go out on the road in the morning, go- ing to church instead, which he all ways does, he made up for the slight laxity, when he started his gymnasium work.
 Starting first with the light medicine bag he commenced an hours hard work. Then followed the light bag after which he spared with Jeff. Doherty for three fast rounds. After Jeff, Spike Hickey was then taken on for two rounds and the exhibition of both boys showed up well for the two fighters. Waffle Altieery was then taken on for two rounds and he kept the New York welterweight hop ping for the limit. After the sparring Willie then indulged In shadow boxing after which his trainer, Ira Holley took him in charge, giving him 8 thorough rubbing down.
 His gymnasium work was slightly impaired owing to the large number of spectators that crowded his quarters about two hundred looking on.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-07

"Time is money" l quoted once TO silence my chatterIng daughter; But It's very little papa" she said, "Three months only make a quarter
 Exchange.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-07
PRINCETON WINS.

Princeton opened the basketball sea son at home Saturday with a victory over Fordham by the score of 39-2O.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-07
Nutmeg League.

Hartford at New Haven. Waterbury at Middletown. Bridgeport at Stamford. Wallingford at New Britain.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-07
SaturdaY Night Results.

At Brockton--W Worcester 4, Brockton 8 At wtucket--Pawtucket ?, Provi- dence 1.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-07
l don't think the rieh are exception,

don't think the rich are exception ally happy
 No@ Know mfny2
 Some
 Very rich2
 one to five mlllions
 Oh, but they lead quite different life from the really rich
 TO be surei but still don't you think you can tell Just as much about the quality of molasses from a hogshead of it as you can from a shIpload?-- Life
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-07

Miss Bute-Would you please pass me the butter, Mr. Fulsom
 MT. Fulsom--With all my heart
 Miss Bute-Thank you; l only asked for the butter-BoEton Transcript
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-07

Hall of the Trimmers leads the Re- publican club bowlers with an average of 1913. French, however, has the honor of rolling hugh single His score of 256 during the past week took 1t from Kelley who formerly held It.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-07
BOXING NEWS

As prellmInaries to the Driscoll- Griffin bout at the Armory A. A.. to- morrow night. there will be tourna- ment to decide the colored light weight championship of New England. The entries are Dick Slater, John Johnson, John Bruce and Young Gibbs There will be two bouts of four rounds each and the winners will box four rounds to decide the cham pionship. Ip addition there will be an eight-round semi-fnal between Jim Mccullough of Belfast. Ireland, and Young Limerick of HayerhilL
 Charles Kitson of New York, suc- cceded in staying ten rounds to draw with Charley Goldman of Bos- ton Friday. in Savannah. Goldman carried the battle to his opponent, but the lattors clnsiyeness was in his fay- or and the decision was popular.
 Ad Wolgast of Milwaukee, knocked out young Kid Mccoy in the second round of what was to have been ten-round contest at Los Angeles on Friday night Wolgast was matched later to fight ten rounds with Abe Atte on next Friday night at the same place.
 Bill Squires, tho Australian heavy weight, is after another match with Tommy Burns, Squires has stated that he will challenge the winner of the Burns-Johnson fight and that in his belief Burns will he the man. The boxing enthusiasts of the antipodes might stand for 1t, but American ring followers will refuse to get excited over such a contest
 Al Kaufman, Billy Delaney's pupil, has also cabled to the referee at Syd- ney, Australia, challenging the win ner' of the Burns-J ohnson battle. Kaufman thinks that Burns will be the winner, but will not draw the color line in case the negro should win Kaufman thinks he knows enough about the game now to knock out either one of the men who will box for the heavyweight champion ship December 26.
 |
 Young Corbett has started for New | Oreans where he meets Phil Brock of Cleveland, December 12, In a ten round bout. Corbctt is said to have done so well in preparing for the con test that he is confident of whipping l h.. IL..An L.. l -.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-07

Pete Woods, formerly of the New Haven club. has caught on with one of the clubs in the New York state league, and according to reports, is playing fast game. Rutland and Montpelier, two Vermont cities, nave secured berths on the Empire State circuit.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-07

New Haven at Hartford. Meriden at Bridgeport. Waterbury at Bristol.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-07

scott--Idfe is hard race to run. Mott-Yes, at the end we're all ou of breath.-Exchange
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-07
Fall River.

Summary--New Britain {, Fall River 3, rushes Duggan [, Thompson 3; stops, Pence 3, Cashman 5l; referee Rorty; timer, McDermott; attendance LOGO.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-07

Johnson, Weber and Huber are put ting up great fight in an attempt to oust Jimmy Watt from the league leadership: Charlie Is but eleven pins behind the Park City bowler, Weber is but 5t and the Big Chief Is only 9l.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-07

During the game Friday niglt Bar ney Doherty was commenting on what fine town New Haven was. If only Barney was refereeinR--
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-07

Despite Herb Banks great rolling, Charles Johnson still holds the honor of rolling high single with 269.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-07

The Tuxedos lead In this league a full advantage of three games won and three lost.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-07
WITH THE BOWLERS

George Colett has a big lead on the rest of the bowlers in the City league, when 1t comes to averages. His 1945 Is well above that of Charlie Johnsons.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-07
DRIVES FOR THE CAGE.

Pawtucket tonight. The locals have had rest since Friday night, and ought to land tho game easily.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-07

condition In which he never before en- tered the ring fig the opinion of many who have seen him in other fights.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-07
State LenuIIc.

Games scheduled tomorrow night follow:
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-07

New Britain plays at Bridgeport to- night, and undoubtedly the Teddys will take the Bank Wreckers into camp.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-07
TWO LEWIS BOYS
 TRAINING HARD Harry at Stratford and Willie in West Haven Lose No Time in Getting Into Shape for
 Coming Bout,
TRAIN DESPITE SABBATH
Both Boys, Faithful to Their Task, Stop for Nothing--Willlc Goes to Church in Morning; Harry
 Goes on the Road.

That the coming twelve round bout between the two Lewis boys, Harry and Willie, which is to be pulled ou at the Grand opera house one week from tonight, under the auspices of the Edgewood A. c. of this city VIII be one of the hardest fought battles that local followers of the sport VIII ever witness in this state, is the con sensus of opinions of those who have seen both the serappy welterlng- weights at their training.
 And not single day goes by but what each of the two camps Is visit ed by large number of the friends of the boxers who almost generally express an opinion of surprise at the fast and clever manner in which they have developed. Down at Captain Bonds hotel on the bank of the Hous- atomic at Stratford. Harry Lewis and his corps of trainers hold forth.
 Every morning Harry and his spar ring partner. Joe Thomas, take to the road and for almost an hour and a half they raise tlte dust of the roads of the Stratford in working out their eight mile run At their return they are met by their trainers, Jack" Dla- mond taking the welterweight boxer in charge while Bill" Ney looks after Thomas
 The gymnasium work of the two commences at exactly half past two and for one hour not a single minute Is wasted by the pair. Beginning with light bag punching and winding up with fast three or four round go after which the two are consigned to the care of their trainers, once more, things in the camp hum.
 At the Hotel Uncas on Campbell avenue in West Haven, Willie Lewis and his cohorts are sheltered The real work of the day begins when he is sent out on the West Haven roads about ten o'clock In the morning. Jeff. Doherty, the local boy, following close behind. On a number of days both boxers are accompanied by several local boys who are in training for & number of minor goes that they have on.
 The gymnasium work commences at a quarter to three in the afternoon and for an hour or an hour and a quarter the medicine ball as well as the bag Is made to fly around in great style. The days work is wound up with several short bouts. three round go with Jeff. Doherty, a two round go with Spike" Hickey and on a num- Der of occasions 'Wallie" Altieery is put on with Willie for two rounds
 From personal observation and in spection by number of the friends of. both of the boxers 1t had developed that never in their life have they trained as faithfully as they are now training for their bout. Giving them selves over to their trainers and llv- ing a strictly model life the boys at the present time appear fit and capa- ble of giving the other the battle of his life
 That each boy will go in the ring on the night of the contest determined to stop the other long before the final gong is their common intention and from the views and remarks of their trainers 1t looks as If some one of the two was going to drop when they meet on next Monday night.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-07

Friday night Fall River plays at the rink Wild Charlie" will be given another reception
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-07

The only visiting player who is al- ways sure of an ovation in Pawtucket is George Bone, The old timers have not forgotten the days when they cheered his clever work in the ring of the old Auditorium. Providence Journal
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-07

Wiley and Ramon, the new men with the Pawtucket team this year, strengthened the weak spots of the team Wiley can drive for goal as ac- curately as any center in the business.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-07
OyY-ACETyLENE WELDING AND BRAzlN(

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The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1908-08-13
Pioneer Of Prsdiasstion.
From the New York worlf

from the New York World
Ferdinand Schumacher, the dead ,f.soat-
meal king deserves mors thar q PAGING
tribute. He had won double niche ii
thc'tariple of fame. TIe wifi ank with the
Morsess McCormfcks d EdtsOns as 4
hero OF invention. n among the Have-
meyers and Ar1nours Is 4 captain Of In
dustry.
Schumacher found the American break
fast table q chaos Of pancakes, hot bis
suit ana pie. Ind he left It a sweet SYM
phouy Of cereals and cream. aH6 WA an
apostle Of pyedigestion among q. dyspep-
tic people. Unde his diet manipulation
the sdespssed grain which, Dr. johnson said
was Kopd b horses In England and for
men In Scotland was transformed into a
gastronofnic delight. WIN Edfnburg have
no monument 10 the I~faIoversxn irnini-
grant who carried abroad the cefebrttyaof
Its gran fluid, M Dawy Batfuurs laird
called &c! The pink checks OF q million
sehuofboys testify to the reform Echu-
macl1er wrought In Snatfcn.s dietary.
sThAnkas to him. corn, rye. barley and ali
the t~aRlnaceous ;gERfns now supply bone
and sinew to the porulace.
naents his scontrfbutFon 10 American Mt
eratnre should rot be overlooked. He wa
the Maecenns OF tho M-csn magazine.
The niuck-rakers mAy ave hsd the kfCfy.
but the true story OF the success OF many
periodical a. 10 be In the brAak-
East D acknowledgements The muse
would have been on short ratsons but fof
coreais.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1908-08-13
FOUR sEAsoNABLE
DESSERT SUGGESTIONS

Preserve Melons for Winter.

Preserve Melons for Winter.
Take watermeions about this time of the
year and cover them with a thick coat Of
varnish, being sure to have them thor
oughly covered to insure air tightness. Put
away in a cool, dry place. and they can
be served all winter.
Cream of Strawberry Pie.
Make a shell and six strips of puff paste;
plain pastry will do. To one box of crush
sugar: thoroughly blend, cover, and set
aside. Whip one cupful of rich sweet
cream until 1t begins to thicken, then slow
ly add one-half cupful of powdered sugar
and continue to whip until 1t is quite
thick: then add one-haff teaspoonful of
MANILA extract. Mix the Strawberries with
the cream and fill the pie. Then lay the
strips on top. Serve at ono A delicious
pie, quickly and easily prepared.
Burberry Pudding.
Beat three eggs separately, add the yolKs
to one cup of ugar creamed with one
tablespoon Of butter; add alternately two
cups of -four, sifted with three teaspoons
of baking powder, and one cup Of milk.
Flavor with n little nutmeg and add more
flour, If necessary, to make a soft bat
ter. The last moment fold in the whites
of the eggs beaten stiff and one-half tea
spoon of salt and a quart of berries well
dredged in -four. Bake half an hour and
serve with cherry sauce. Cream one
quarter cup of butter, add one cup sugar
and one u of stoned cherries.
Raspberry Mousse.
Mash a quart of berries, add one-half
cup of powdered sugar and one table
spoonful Of graduated gelatin which has
been soaked in cold water and dissolved
In one-quarter cup Of hot water. Sir un-
til the mixture begins to thicken. then add
one cup of cream beaten stiff, and fold in
one banana cut in thin slices. Turn into
a mold, put on Ice, and after three hours
serve with sponge cake.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1908-08-13
THREE WAYS 70
PREPARE VEGETABLES
How TO Prepare Spinach,

One peck OF spinach, washed ana
boiled until tender and Stated when
polling. Drain, pour cold iWatter over il
and drain again. Chop fife Mince
two slices of bacon and frybrawn. a K
one large onion minced landffrfed.in
bacon fat, leaving bacon inssssyvhen done
turn in spinach, adding thee table,
spoons of cream. a little lR6u1&t to thick
en-, a dash Of pepper, ana ssa small
OF sugar. Fry hioF6ughlya
Preparing Lettuce for.,Use.
Rinse and pick the letta1css.to pieces.
g clean cloth ready lay lettuce
IN the cloth, fold up. aEhsiSplthe cloth
on the ice about two hoslrgEefOre serv-
ing. You will find the lettuce crispfand
the water absorbed.
Preparing Radishes &or Use.
Wash and trim radishes.. Place Their
IN q bowl OF water. set b0wfeon the ice
tive or three hours before aaJsing. This
moves the strong taste.