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Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1908-02-13

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Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1908-02-13

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Court House, on Market street, between
Tenth and Eleventh streets. In the city
OF wilmington, county Of New Castle,
Delaware
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1908-02-13

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The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-16
AFTER SIX KATING HDNOR7.
William Blackburn Out for Champion
 ship of World at ; or More Miles.

William Blackburn, of Young's Fly Spede skating team. champion of the world at one. two three and five miles, which titles he won at Norrlstown, Pa. in the roller skating carnival held there recently, will leave New York shortly for Washington, D. C., and from there to Chicago, where he expects to meet Allle Moore, champion of tho west, in series of races to decide the cham pionshlp of the world at distances above five miles. Blackburn then in- tends to tour the United states. At Norristown Pa, recently Blackburn won fifteen races out of eighteen, and In tho others he finished second twice. and third once.
 Blackburn Is also holder of the worlds record for two miles, which dis tance hc covered in the remarkably fast time of sos Ho also holds records at Intermediate distances. His man. ager, John Jay Young, has s200 with which he will back his protege against all comcrs Blackburn's manager can he reached by addressing letter care of Young fly spedo Skate company 155-1b7 Wavcrly place, New York city.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-16
LOCALS TAKE THREE
State Leaguers Have Easy Time With Bristol Bowlers, Mak-
 ing Clean Sweep.
WATERBURY TEAM F0RFEITS
Only Three Bnwlers Put in Appear ancc at Hartford--Bridgcpor
 Captures Two.

What an easy time the home State eaguers had with the Bristol rollers last night!' That is the substance of the remarks that will in all probability Dc current among the members of the bowling circles of the city to-day Not once throughout the evening were the Bristol bowlers considered dangerous to Charlie Johnson and his team at tho Academy alleys,
 The visitors rolling during the whole evening was exceedingly poor and they were unable to land single high game score over the eight century mark The first and third games were well earned by tho home bowlers as the scores in both were well up to the average of the team.
 Otto Huber made his last appearance on the state league team al home, and t was a fine farewell performance. Smashing the pins for scores of 1SO. 1g2 and 2li tho Bis Chief carried off the honors Of the evening in style which the followers of the game In this city who were present wIll seldom forget.
 Charlie Johnson certainly ran Into the streaks of hard luck Just about as any bowler who has an average at stake could, In the second game four splits several pocket hits and mum Der of other hard luck matters got in his way and so lmpedcd the king split ter of the city who Is giving Jimmy Watt, the Park City bowler, a hard race, that he was unable to get score of above l3S He, however, came back strong in the third game and succeeded in bringing his high three-strlng total up to 539.
 Porter was the only visiting player who rolled all in way in which State leaguers should and his performance was nothing that would start house on fire As before said otto Huber carried off the individual honors of inc evening The scores of the match fol- low
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-16
RESULTS AT TMERYVHhE.
Pajarolia Wins Rcbcr Handicap from
 Berry Maid in Clever Style.

Oakland. Cal, Dec, 15.-Palaroita to-day won the Rcbcr handicap at Emoryville in clever stylo from Berry Maid, the favorIto. Tho track had died ont, but was stlll somewhat slow. Favorltos and second choices rarcd we'll Results:
 First race--t'uturltg course. selling. St. Francis 1l2, MentrE to 9, won; Sir Brllar l12, Van pueon, 70 to j., socondi Nagazam, l0a SooWllo, 23 to 3, third, Tlmc, 1,l1 4-5,
 Second race Six rurlongs. Ron Homme, t01, Lee, 9 to D, won; Tor belDIno lO5, Mccarthy, . L., 5, second; Work Box, no, Butler, t3 to 8, third. Time, 1;14 3-5,
 Third raee--MiIe and seventy yards; selling Import 1Oa Gilbert, 2t to ], won; Tony Faust no, McCarthy 1& to 10. second; Billy Pullman, 07, trp- ton to l. third. Time 1;1G t-5.
 Fourth race-l'lvo furlouGs, Rcber handicap: PaiaroIta, lO3. Tapln, 13 to 5, won Berry Maid, 118 lee, r to 10, second; Bolwether, 105, Gilbert, t6 to |, third. Time, 100 4.6.
 Fifth racc--One mile; Fore Run ner. l07, Lycurgonos, to 1. won, KoIowana, no, Mccarthy, 10 to 1, second; Paladlnl 101, Cotton, so to 1, third Time, 1;45 3-5.
 Sixth race--l1lye furlongs Trois Temp 115, Miller, to 1 won, Bub- bling Water III, koogh 10 to 1. sec ond; Little Sis, 112, Upton, 25 to i, third, Time, 1;01 1-5.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-16
ROLLING HOOP.
\ Sport Children Kccnly EnIoy--If IIooplcsS, Anything Round Will Do.

Scientists may not yet have discov- cred lugt Why children like to roll hoops. but that all children do we all knows as also that children of the hoop p-rolling age will roll hoops wher- ever they may be, and if they can't get regular hoops to roll they will roll anything else that is round, says the New York Sun.
 So you may see in even busy sec tions of downtown Broadway young children como up from cross or naral- lel tenement streets rolling hoops and intent on that and nothing else.
 But the children you thus sec here don't bring tacIr hoops with them perhaps they haven't auy-thc hoops they roll here are such as they pick up; and children in any other street would pick mp anything round and roll lt just the same
 You mignt come anywhere on n child rolling the tiroless discarded rim of bicycle wheel when bicycles were more common this was not an unusual sight The chid's natural hoop-rollinE impulse comes with inc discovery of the rim, when sucn rim is found the discoverer at once seeks q stick with which to drive lt and promptly sets off rolling lt
 It would he just tho same ir he found a barrel hoop or wood or the iron hoop of a barrel OF q eask ThiS last may have been shaped to 1t thC barrel, so that II is all thc time in- clined to roll in circle, q very diff cult sort of hoop to roll and keep go- Ing straight but the youngster ad- dresses himself to the task yaiantly and with much hard work,
 Thus children will roll barrel heads if they chance t5 find one, or bend over and laboriously roll the detached who'll of of brokenup wheelbarroN that they have somewhere picked up If they nave no regular hoops they will roll anything they can get that Is round or near round. This brings us back again to Broadway, where there what seemed to he the duecreat Of all substitutes for a hoop, tne rim or | chair seat
 It must have been before II was cast out pretty well worn chair for there were now sticking out of the inner edge only a few short ends of the rat. ian with which the seat had originally been caned. It was not only hooE as far as thc absence of anything within its Inner edges could make i so, and this chair rim was nearly round It only hobbed q little as fl rolled, and now, while the great street hustled and hustled all around hin with constant, steady roar, the smal boy who had found the seat rim was rolling if along the sidewalk up Broad. way quite absorbed in his occupation and manIfestly finding In 1t keen cn. ioyment.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-16
LIVE FISH IN GERMAN MARKETS
How it is Got to Market Fresh---
 Transporting Carp.

The problem of conveying the living fish for long distances to remote mar - kets has assumed considerable Import l ance. For several years past fresliI water fish have been imported in casks| of water from various points to thel cities at some considerable expense The living fish can be purchased daily in the markets of Dresden, Chemnits and other cities and are naturally, pre- ferred to fish transported on icea Liv- ing sea fish are also transported, to a less extent, in salt water tanks. Whey are to be found thus far only in Sfcw of the larger cities,
 The desirability of providing cheaTer means of transporting Saxon carp fo distant points reached by fuval routesS has led to the introduction of ingeni-I ously devised river craft for the pur-l pose They consist of scows 65 feet longI and 16 feet wide The interior Is divid-l cd b partitions into 30 compartments. In the bottom and sides of scow, as well as in the inner partitions. cracksI are left open, so that when floating inI a river there Is a continual crcula- ton of fresh water. The buoyancy oil the wood composing the craft allows the upper portion to project slightly above the surface of the water. and toI sustain small cabin for a crew. These scows arc fastened together In pairs floating down tho River Elbe to Ham, burg and being lowed up stream to Saxony by steam tugs. Such pair of scows conveys cargo of forty me- trIc tons (44.1 short tons) of living carp at but a fraction of the expense in- volved in transportation by rall as 1t costs but a. trihe 10 transfer the fish from the great carp ponds to the
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-16
NUTMEGS WIN THREE
Republican Club Bowlers Have Easy Time With Tailenders
 from New Britain.
STAMFORD CAPTURES TWO
Wnllops Middletown RoIlers--Bridgc- port Also Takes Two---IIart-
 ford's Clean Sweep.

The local Nutmeg league bowlers had but little difficulty in disposing of the tailenders of the league last night on the Y. M. R. c, alleys taking all three games in easy style. The match was all the locals and the visitors were not conceded throughout the evening as be- ing in the running.
 Mix was tho individual star for the Republican club boys and through his fast pin splitting in the last game of tho match several records were en- dangered, His high single of 245 was but eleven pins behind the record now held by McGrath, the visiting bowler last night while the team total for the game which was 1OO2 was close onto the league record which is now held by the bowlers from tho Bank WreclSing town. The high team total which Wa terbury now is in possession of was also In danger of being smashed as the local boys were but 23 pins behind it.
 Although the visitors rolled well to- gether with but one exception in the first game they were unable to touch the New Haven score Tn the second game general slump on the part of all the visiting bowlers gave the home team an easy time Tho third game was all New Haven's from the begin nIng and tho visitors had no chance whatsoever Kelsey, Hollacher and French stuck together quite closely and hut difference of two pins was noticeable in their high three strings, Basso rolled well in two games for the visitors.
 The scores Of the match follows:
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-16
TWO NEW ELEVENS
Amherst and Fordham to Meet Vale on Gridiron Here Next
 Fall, According to Report.
YALE'S SCHEDULE OUT
Question About Williams Owing to a
 Other Teams Dropped.

Although tho makeup of the sched- ule for tho Yale football eleven will not be announced until next spring t is understood that two now teams at least Will be added to the list of op- ponents These are Fordham and Am aerst Two years ago Amherst play ed Yalo and the team from Massachu- setts has always been one of Yale's chief minor opponents Two years ago Yale played Amherst and the result was such that both the Vale graduates and undergraduates regretted that athletic relations. so far as Amherst in football, was concerned, were not continued. The Amherst team has al. ways put mp very good game against Harvard, and so long as ath- letlc relations remained between Am herst and Dartmouth Nov Haven sen timcnt was always In favor of Am horst
 Fordham Is a new one on tho Yale schedule. Fordham has played Georgetown several time In New York and the sport has been 80 close that thousands nave attended the annual contest Soon after the close of last season lt became generally learned that Captain Coy and Manager White were in favor of playing teams whr could put up better game than such teams as yillanoya, Amaerst Aggiea Washington and Jefferson and Wes. leyan. Of this galaxy. according tc present report, oniy the Amherst AS. gies wIll be retained on the schedule which Will hc shortcod Co eight team. instead Of nine Wesleyan or Trinity has always met Yale in the first game Next faH lt will be the Amherst Ag gIes, Forlham and Syracuse will fol. low getting the team In fine shapt for thc game against West Point Then will como Syracuse which, ! the coaching of Howard Jones ha' permanent effect wlll turn out ro. markably good toam Brown will D, good team to follow Syracuse ant Princeton and Harvard as usual vii end up tnc schedule.
 This schedule of eigh, games VII lead the team in order to meet cleyen' which Nill De liable e develop Yalt Into an aggregation witch will play fla championship style? There will be n, fayorltism in the makeup of the tean of which there has been suspicion fl the past when such series of oppon cnts ia 10 De met md the experience of tho past year is not likely 10 De re poatod
 Yalo tried to make date with VII Hams. according 10 tho present report but the colleges were unable 10 set tlc upon T date which would De satis factory
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-16
Hartford.
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Waterbury.
ITO COME TO VALE?

S86 779 883---247.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-16

BUICK & SIUDEBAkEh a7-ll5 Goffs st.
 Cowles Tolman.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-16
TAFT AND THE OLD VALE FENCE.

Ten years after graduation Taft said at Yale reunion dinner of his class, and he meant every word of it: Save the ties of home and domestic life, Ithere is nothing 10 be compared, in their purity and almost sacred char acter with the friendships which we formed at Vale We were then at time of life when hard experience and the race resulting in q survival of the Attest had not dried up the juices of pure disintcrested love and affection. II is certain that our feeling for our classmate Is just like good wine put away in bottles; the flavor grows better and better each i've years that II Is uncorkcd It's bouquet is swcetcr as our circumstances become less like ly to encourage friendships likc those of our college days l thought never should have such a good time as had never have such a good time as I have had tonight ! feel a personal affec- ton for every member of the class, and l know that feeling is general among us."
 Tho famous "Yalc lrcncc' long since removed to make room for a pretentious recitation hall, was in its glory as rallying place for the co- lego at large When the faculty an- nouncod its intention, in 1888, of do- ing away with '"Fhe Fcnce,' indignant protests arose from every corner of the planet More than 1000 gratlu- ates signed the petition to let The
 Fence" alone, and mass meetings of students raised futile clamor Not all tho money in the world can buy a Yale Fencc,' was tho cry that rose to heaven These rows of worn and whitted rails and posts bordering a corner of tho campus stood for tho best thing in Yale lfe---thcy woro Yale in miniature. the most tangible expression of that traditional spirit which staunchly held that, not what a man had, but what he was, measured the standard of his worth. And perched along these rails the college found and cultivated it's finest social life
 Tho Taft who ruled the Philippines, who madc Cuba put her house in or, der who said the right word at Pan- anna, who was placed at the head cf the war department, who twice re- fused a seat on the bench of the su- preme court of the United States, owes somewhat of his genius for do- Ing tho days work with eear-sighted fairness to all men to that old Yale
 Fence and the democracy 1t inspired in all who fingered there. And the same traits of character which made him a leader among the photographic ates of his time havo been conspicu- oDs in every step of his career. Through the tangle of college politics Aand fraternity strife he stcered q course marked by square dealing,
 sound judgment and the happy fac
 ulty of cancellation without surrender
 Ralph D. Paine in the outing Mag ] a2ne,
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-16

Goals from field, Kewgin 8, Leary 8. Mulaney 2, O'Brien, Lee, Otto 8, Rowe 2, Bowes, Dunn. Doolittle; goals from foul. Kewgin, Otto.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-16
Hartford
BASKETBALD LEAGUE.
Consisting oG Six Teams, to he Form
 cd Sunday.

Plans for B new city basketball league are being formed and win be completed next Sunday. 1t will he called the Young Mems Athletic asso- ciation, The Light Guards of the Second regiment the Indians, and the Clintons have already agreed to enter the league, Tho Washington GIee club and the Pequots are under con- sideration
 The teams will play three games week
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-16
OWEN MORAN WINS.

Boston, Dec. l5.-Owen Moran, who claims the feat6erwelght cham plonship of England had little trouble in defeating Frankie Ner claiming the championship of the Pacific coast in twelve rounds, at the Armory Atd- letio club tonight. Moran had the best Of the fight from start to finish, Neil was hoored twice ln the sixth round and was badly punished throughout tao bout by terrific blows to the face. Nell was game to the finish
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-16

BABCOCK ELECTRIC and CADILLAC asi- asf conb Co.,. s7-llb Gofe St. Cowlss lolman.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-16

pEpAlplMG George Weustiheld, 9l nLT A'l'lHu Meadow street. Repairing on all makes of cara, also yulcanlzinB and brazng. First class work assured. Prices roasonnble.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-16
CAMPS AUL AMERICAN.
Yale Athletic Advisor Last 10 Pick a
 Team

In the current issue of Golfers Weekly, walter camp gives his choice of an all American football team ms follows.
 End Scarlott, Pennsylvania. Tackle Fish, Harvard
 Guard-Goobel vale,
 Center Nourse, Harvard Guard Tobin Dartmouth. Tackle Horr Syracuse End schildmilIer, Dartmouth. Quarter Steffen, Chicago Halrback Tibhott, Princeton -liollcnbach, Pennsylvania FulbaCk Coy Yale,
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-16
Mnllingford
STAMFORD ALSO WINS TWO. (SnccinI 10 tho Journal CourierD

Stamford, Dec 15.--The home Nut meg league boWlefs gallopped away with two games ont of the match team of the Middletown rollers here to- night fin easy fashion Franklin was high single with PIT while high three strng honors were also captured by the local pin splitter. The scores of the match follow.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-16

Worcester, Mass. Dec, l6.-Arthur E, Bartlett. the Worcester Academy athlete, who has shown such wonder full strength that Prof McMillan has predicted he will be found to be the strongest college man in this countrI when he enters next fall, may enter either University of Peunsplyania or Yale.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-16

THOMAS-DETR0lT dSwn cSrs and od'' 'Runsbouis. w. A. Maynard, agent, 6S Gilbert aVs- nue; phone 37h-3.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-16
HARTFORD'S CLEAN SWEEP. (Specin1 10 the .JoIIrnnl- Courier

Hartford, Dec. t5,--!The local Nut meg league bowlers rolling in cham ponship style had but little difficulty in taking all three games from their Waterbury opponents, and by so doing still maintain the tic that exists with the New Haven rollers. Mckinstry of the home team was high single with 929 while high three string honors were also accorded him, The scores and the match follows;
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-16
ARNST IS CHAMPION.

Wanganui. North Island. New Zea- land, Dec. 15.-R. Arnst of New Zea- land to-day won the scul1ing cham pionship of the world by defeating w. Webb. also of New Zealand, by eight lengths. Time, 19 minutes 52 sec- onds.
 The distance covered was three and one-quarter miles. Arnst led through out
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-16

The local Eastern league boWlors go to Newark tonight intent on scalp ing tho Jersey bowlers in the i've men event at least, The following men will he taken along Weber, Johnson, Hartley, Mason, Collett, Kcl- scy and Smith,
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-16
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Bridgeport.
S89 923 929 -2741
wATERBURY ToRTEITs.
Special to thc Journal-Courler1

Hartford, Dec lb--Only three play CTS of the Waterbury state league team put in appearance here tonight and as a result the Brass City quintet were obliged to forfeit all three games to tho locals,
 Tho teams however rolled an eXhibi- ton game The scores were certainly of q sensational order in that a number of them were exceedingly poor
 The scores of the exhibition games follow;
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-16
WITH THE B0WLERS

That Waterbury Stnto league team ought to haya n fine imposed on it. For a team to forfeit such an import ant match as the ono last night at Hartford would have hcon 's unpro- codcnted By tho forfeiture, Hartford and New Haven sun remained tied ln tle league.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-16
New Haven.
BRIDGEPORT TAKES TWO.

Merdcn. Dee. 15, In some very close and exciting bowling hero toe night tho local state league quintet could only succeed in capturing a
 single game from their Bridgeport Watt of the visitors was high single with o31 ana also high roller with 69&. Tho score follows:
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-16
WRESTLING BOUT STOPPED.

Hartford, Dee. t3.--Tho wrestling match between Harold Pagos, the Scotchman, and Hjalmar Lundn was stopped after tho first fall here to- night owing to an Injury 10 Pagos' head The fall was won by Lundin in one hour and twenty three minutes.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-16
BROWN AND HOLY CROSS.

Worcester, Mass. Dec. l5.-Aftcr a lapse of three years Brown and Holy Cross will resume athletic relations beginning next year Tho first meet nG will be on the baseball field next spring. as the universities have ar ranged homo and home games.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-16

On FH1ay night Providence win appear at the local rink and the fans win undoubtedly have somo fun with thc Hon Mr. Hardy who, hy tho way wIll be moved up to center waile "SoXy' 'uons, whom McGuvray re- gently signed win play halrhack I'm acquisition Of Lyons will make the Providence team an exceedingly strong one and vcrg likely conton- der in the raco for league leadership