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Confined to Wednesday and Fri
day Nights-Entries
Pour In.
THERE'S q steady increase in the
number Of entries for the head
min havv1inO foIruamepf that ic

"HERE'S q steady increase in the
number Of entries for the head
pin bowling tournament that Is
TO be conducted this season by the
STAR on the %Iroquois alleys.
Among the teams hat got into line
last night are the following: The Hyde
Park A. c., of East Orange; the Ell
wood A team, the Valley A. c., the FL
boron Social Club, the Buehler Bowling
Club, the Tuxedo Small Five and a
host of others.
Notwithstanding the TACT that it has
been stated in these columns that il is
now expected to have the bowlers
perform on other than Wednesday and
Friday nights, requests continue TO
come in asking to have other nights as
signed. Unless the number of teams
shall prove to be too large to accom-
MEDIATE by having bowling twice a
week. the ~pinning will be confined TO
Wednesday night and Friday night
each week,
The tournament is to get under way
Wednesday night, December 5. Eight
teams will bow each tournament night,
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RONSIDES RUN AWAY FROM BLOOMFIELD

tional Turn verein Junior basketball
Five of University Settlement. of isew
York. The game will start at 2.$e
O'clock.
The Xavier C. C. basketball team,
which has not met defeat this season,
will have a tough proposition next
tonight at st. Mary's Casino Hall, cor
ner of High and William streets, when,
they line up against the fast-going
Lyceum Five, of Jersey City.
The local team has been greatly
strengthened by the return of Jay
Doyle, OF Jersey City, to his old
position at centre. The team is con-
sidered one of the fastest of its weight
in the State. The other members OF
the team are: Jack Curley, captain;
Bonnie Rauch, Artie Conlan, Jimmy
Cummings and Pop Welsh.
The Lyceum Five will line up as fol-
lows: Degnan and Flynn, forwards;
Garland. centre; Flaherty, Davis and
Lodic. guards.
Otto Bolz, of this city, will play on
the Hudson, N. Y. team of the 1lud-
son River League.
The Crescents open their league sea.
son at Newburg tonight. Bigsane,
formerly of the Lauters, of Jersey City,
is now with Downey's clan.
John (Chucky) Donald has declared
that he is through with basketball. lie
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BIG BILLIARD TOURNEY
OPENS TONIGHT IN n. Y.

ton and Calvin Demarest viii play the
opening game in the 1872 balk-line billiard
tournament for the worlds championship
which opens tonight in the con-
cert hall at Madison Square Garden. Each
game will be of 500 points. and the prize
is 5000 in added money. the total entrance
fees Of 500 for each man and net gate re-
ceipts. divided among the first four players.
40. 30, 20 and 10 per cent.
The players are: Firnin Consignol,
champion of France; George Slosson. of
New York; George B. Sutton and Calvin
Demarest. Of Chicago: Albert Cutler. of
Boston. and Henry Cline. of Philadelphia.
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uled to bowl on the Indians alleys
Thursday night. but a change will
probably be made, as the date is
Thanksgiving Day.
The suburban Leaguers will be busy
tonight. three matches being carded.
The Nationals will appear on the Rose
willie alleys. the Kruegers are to tackle
the First Wards, and the Parks will
visit the Newark Turn Verein alleys.
The most promising contest is that
carded for tomorrow night. when the
Eiks will bowl on the Bay View
wheelmen's alleys. 1t will be a sure
enough test of what the Eslks can do
away from home. with champions as
their opponents. The C~eliuloids will
bowl al the South Orange Field Club
Wednesday night, and the BeIievilie
Clubs pin knights are 10 perform at
the Hest End Club Friday night.
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|ROVERS TRIM NEWARkS: HUDSONS SHADE
THE SCOTS; BLUES BEAT WHEREFORE


won three games and being credited
with 6 points in the standing. The
Blues, however, have lost three games,
while the Hudson organization has still
to taste its first defeat. The Newarks
and the Scots also figure in a tie for
the second position honors, each of
the teams having won two games.
Brooklyn drew up a little IN the Jer-
sey A. C. by winning a 2 to 0 game
from the Shelters.
The excellent work of EpsIin at goal
for the Scottish-Americans, yesterday
afternoon. alone prevented the West
Hudsons from defeating the Scots by d
one-sided score in an Interesting game
of soccer played on the Harrison Oval
before a crowd that numbered fully
1900. The final score was . to l in
favor of the West Hudsons. A clever
shot by McAllister after Knowles had
dribbled the ball and passed IT to him
put the West Hudson eleven in the
lead, only fifteen minutes before the
game ended. Previous to that time the
issue had been a deadlock. both teams
having scored a goal on penalty kicks,
in the first half. The visitors were the
first to score. Mckay was the offender.
handling the ball within the penalty
area, n McAilister scored the goal. a
few minutes later Miller, for the Scots,
committed the same error, and Neil
tied the score on a penalty. In the
second half the play was in the Scots
territory most of the time. but the
great work of Epslin prevented the
home team from scoring. After sew
eral futile attempts. McAllister finally
sneaked one over for the shot that won
the game. Z
Before a crowd of $4,000 fans at Ryle
Park Yesterday aftarpaop the Trre
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Jim Barry. the Chicago light heavy.
weight, will meet Galloway at Boston
tomorrow night.
Stanley Ketchel has called his tight
off with Jim Flynn, which was to take
place at Los Angeles or New Year'g
afternoon. Ketchel wants to meet
Tommy Burns.
Charley Hitte. the Albany middle
weight, knocked out an English tighter
named Crawley in six rounds. This
was Hitte's first fight since he arrived
in Paris.
An attempt will be made to lift the
lid on boxing at Milwaukee,. The plan
OF the promoters is to have bouts with
no prize at stake.
Charley White has been matched to
fight Abe Attell at Memphis. Tenn, or
November 20. White is considered to
be n of the best boys in the country
of his weight.
At the Douglass A. C. in Philadel-
phia tomorrow night Harry Clutch, the
hard hitter from New York, will meet
Young Nitchie.
Chester Walcott, the youngest
brother of Joe Walcott.. will make his
initial appearance in the ring at South
Boston tonight in a bout with Jimmy
Lyons. Young Walcott is said to have
a style similar to his noted brother,
who has trained and coached him for
some time in hope of making him the
future lightweight champion.
Stanley Ketchel denies that the
stories to the effect that he has secured
a manager named Ryan, are rue
Ketchel is in good shape. but is think,
ing of taking a sea voyage. as he needs
a rest.
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GzJ0Mm6 Mzs0

Local bowling this eek promises to
furnish some lively contests. The
league season is well under way, and
there are tournaments on many alleys
that are marked by close fights. 1t is
just possible that the leading Rose
villes in the Newark League may ex-
~perience their FIRST defeat this week,
for they are scheduled to bowl against
the West. Ends. AS the match is
carded for the R~osevilles' alleys. how
ever, il Is possible that they make an
other clean sweep. This affair is
scheduled Cor tomorrow night. The
Celluloids will roll at B~elleville tonight,
and the Kruegers are to perform OF
the National Turn Verein's alleys, il
being the first home match for the
Kruegers- The First Wards are sched-
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MEXICAN DERBY
FAvORITE DIES IN STALL,

MEXICO CITY, Nov. 22.-Howard. a
bay colt. 2 years old, by Odd Fellow
Nimonia. died in his stall at the Peral-
villo race track yesterday. He was i'm
ported from the United States for the
$4,000 Mexican derby, OF 1910, n was
held favorite in the future betting on
that event. He was owned by George
I. Ham, an American banker, who
valued the colt at $4,000.
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be enough for the first
lesson"
A Mistake.
We saw a headline the
other day that read
Tigers Play Hockey"
OF course they meant
hockey.
Spelling Nowadays.
A lot of people know
how to spell the name of
Rochester since the Hust-
lers won the pennant.
Even Bill Glynn spells 1t
with q capital now
BOnehcnd Again.
Bonehead--Detroit is
called the "City of
Straits" not straights.
Jacks Backcrs.
Johnson has a lot of
backs says a Jeffries
man. They are the kind
that back out, but not
up,
On CantiiIon.
Here is one on Joe
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Catholic CInb-Xaviers Play Ly-
ceum Five of Jersey City
Tonight-Other Notes.
by SURE SHOT.
IAcnsides were given a scare

HE Ifcnsides were given a scar ar
in the first few minutes of the
game played yesterday after
noon at Kemper's Hail. when the
Bloomfield Catholic Club team started
off at a whirlwind clip by scoring eight
points. The home team rallied, how
ever, and speedily tied the score n
then passed the tally of the Visitors
In the second half the Ironsides got
away to a good lead, but h Bloomfield
Ave finished strong and the final score
was 46 to 81. The features of the game
were the clever work of Conlan, Ranch
and Litz FOR the winners and DAILY and
Hanily for the visiting five.
Matty Love was able to secure but
one basket in q recent game against
Pop Fosters Reading team. and the
popular baseball player opposed the
Paterson crack
At the National Turn Hall. in Bruce
street, Thanksgiving afternoon the Ma
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weather Forecast.
. Looks more like snow
today than ever.
=
ou speec
our rour corners cor
vespondent mas gone on a
tWo months tour OF Eu-
rope. Inat's now swell
we are
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HyLAND TO BOX THOMPSON.

KANSAS CITY. Mo, Nov, 22.-Ar-
rangements were completed mere for a
ten-round fight between Cyclone
Johnny Thompson, of Sycamore. ILL.,,
and Fighting Dick" Hyland. of San
Francisco. before the Empire Athletic
Club here December 10.
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Connecticut collegians, inasmuch as the
Bulldog was still smarting from the
beating handed him in 1908 by the
Crimson, and Yale retaliated for the
defeat by doubling the score by which
the Harvard team of '0S won from her
football warriors on Yale Field last
year.
Harvard put up a great battle on the
defense, but she was powerless against
the unexpected kicking tactics adopted
by the Blue, while the indomitable
Yale spirit prevented the Cambridge
ties from even getting within hailing
distance of the Yale, goal line.
Yale went through her schedule MAIN
tanning a clean slate, and while the
scoring was one-sided, the Yale-Har-
ward game of 1909 will go down in his
tory as one of the greatest games ever
played on the gridiron by football
teams representing the two rival col
leges.
The last of the big James will take
place on Thanksgiving Day, when Cor
nell meets Pennsylvania. Cornell
showed a big improvement in her last
game. when she held Chicago to a tie,
while Pennsylvania was beaten the
oAti 06S w xutthtt6o1s II ddh
team, however. are the favorites.
The wrestling game will be revived
tonight at Grand Central Palace, New
York, III Con O'Kelly I'M P. Con-
molly, BOT of whom claim the grap-
ping championship of ireland, meet in
. finish match, catch-as-catch-can,
best two out of three falls. George
n~kI.~~ AZ. xrrof1Iraxv, IiubturoiUbf
champion wrestler, will referee the
match. Frank Gotch, the worlds cham
pion. has promised to give the victor
q chance to meet him for the title IN
the very near future.
Garry Herrman's confession hat he
went to work on Ned Hanlon to get him
to vote for P. T. Powers is interesting.
1t was admitted that Garry fixed 1t
with President Stein, of Buffalo, but
now that he has denied that and adj
mitted that it was Ned Hanlon he per-
shaded to vote for p. r., the situation
Is interesting. He said that Mr.. Powers
last summer went to California in his
behalf and had him chosen national
leader of the E1ks, and then he felt 1t
incumbent on him to aid p. T. in his
reelection. It's all right for a friend
to aid a friend. Nobody objects to
that, but it surely Is a great state of
affairs for the Eastern League. and
it's q good thing tina Ned Hanlon is
no longer connected with the Eastern
League.
To the Sporting Editor:
Dear Sir--I will appreciate very much
to see in your sporting page, the fol-
lowing:
Dick Martin accepts Kid Julian's pool
can see him any afternoon between 2
and 5 at 72S Broad street to arrange
for the match.
Thanking you in advance, I remain,
Respectfully yours, :
D. eR. MARTIN.
To the Sporting Editor:
What was the score of the Carlisle
Harvard game in 1907? CURIOUS.
Carlisle defeated Harvard 2S-15 in the
game played between those two col.
leges in 1907.-Ed.
10 the Sporting Editor:
10 decide a bet kindly print in your
question column the teams on which
~poc. Newton has pitched in the East
srn League. B. b.
Newton has pitched on the Montreal.
Newark and Toronto teams in the
Eastern League.-Ed.
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NEWARK GAELIC, CLUB
HOLDS FIRST PRACTISE,

The first practise of the season was.
INDUCED in by the newly organized
Newark Gaelic Football Club at We'd
ienmayer's Park. yesterday. There were
a number of fans present and many
new members joined the club on the
field. on Wednesday night the organi-
cation viii hold a meeting at Doyle's
Hotel, 461 Broad street. when new
members will be received and initiated.
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Four Leading Western College
Presidents in the
Crusade.

-HE Record Herald this morning

CHICAGO, NOV. 2.
~ HE Record Herald this morning
says: with the presidents of
four OF the leading Western col
leges enlisted in the fight to eiiminate
brutal football, the move received fresh
impetus yesterday. That h gridiron
game of the present day is doomed for
a sudden o~verhauling was the stand
maintained by four prominent educa-
tors.
statements urging the immediate re-
vision of the mode Of play We're re-
ceived from President Judson. of the
University of Chicago, President Cyrus
Northrop. OF Minnesota; President Van
Hise. of Wisconsin and chsncsiior
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VAN DYNE WINS.

with a handicap of sixty-ave yards r
Van pyne won the two-mile roller skating
race last night at Hillside Park, in a
finish. from Charles LanEbein, who
had an allowance of fifteen yards. The
time was en-. 45s.
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Two.MAN ENDURANCE BOWLING.

There will be a two-man endurance
contest at G. Schwartz's al
leys on Thanksgiving Day. The en-
trance fee will be IS. The alleys are
at Bergen street IND Custer avenu
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BULLDOGS CLEAN
SLATE GIVES Eli
FOOTBALL HON0RS
Only Big College Team That
Boasts of No Score Being
Made Against Her-Win Over
Harvard Leaves No Doubt.
lance m o
~ Yale a S
VI q

W.
w o n { h g
football champion
ship. The ~clean-cut
victory of the Sons
of Eli over the
j o h my Harvard
elev e Saturday
gives the Blue the
u~ndisputed cham
~pionship of the
East. and the won
derfuI record of
Yale proves con-
~clusively that the
New Haven aegre-
cation had scarcely
a worthy rival, let
alone a superior OPP
ponent during the
entire season OF
1909.
1t was a. sweet
vic for the
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Newarks Give Rovers a Good
Eight-Results of Other
Games.

Blues won from the Wilberforce eleven
by a count of 2 to 0. The game was
fast, but was marred by an accident to
Steve Fletcher. of the Wilberforce
eleven, who is in the Paterson General
Hospital with a broken leg. +
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sewsrk's manepvering i'm front OF
towers goal.
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According TO Thomas C. Rice, of the
Sporting News. only seven clubs IN the
American League want johnson and
Groom, of the Washington Club.
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AT H~eidelburg Park the Birmingham
Lodge eleven defeated the Sheffield
Lodge team in a st. George Soccer
League game by the score of 4 to 8.
Riggans made three successful shot
and DENLY one for the winners. and
Walker, Goodland and Harding scored
the goals for the Shefields.
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At West Side Park, yesterday after
noon, the Jerseys were compelled to.
bite the dust to the tune of 2 to 0. the.
Brooklyn A. c. coming out vic
torious. The losers were minus the
services of several of their best men.
who laid off in order to be in tip top
condition for the play-off of the AmeIl-
can cup tie with the Philadelphia Hi
bernians next week. This weakened the
team and cost the Jerseys a game in
the league.
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Before a crowd of $4,000 fans at Ryle
Park yesterday afternoon the True
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In order TO get some good pitchers
President John I. Taylor. of the Boston
Red Sox, says that he will beg. buy,
borrow or steal EN-.
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Now comes a rumor that Jordan and
Lumley will be traded by the Brooklyn
Club to the New York Giants next
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To the Sporting Editor:
What was the score of the Carlisle
Harvard game in 1907? CURIOUS.
= Carlisle defeated Harvard 23-15 in the
game played between those two col.
leges in 19o7.-Ed.
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10 the Sporting Editor: s.
TO decide a bet kindly print in your
question column the teams on which
~pocv Newton has pitched in the East
srn League. B. b.
Newton has pitched on the Montreal.
Newark and Toronto teams in the
Eastern League.-Ed.
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Tomorrow night the Dominican Wan
derers and the Belleville Catholic Gu
will meet at the Fran Garden.
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The Clarks We're defeated in an In
terstate Amateur League game on the
Clark A. A. grounds yesterday by the
Celtics, of East Newark, the score al
the end of the game being 1 10 Q. The
Celtics were .oo much for the losers on
the defense, while the winners had tit
tie trouble in penetrating the defense
of the thread men. f.
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John (Chucky) Donald a declared
that he is through with basketball. lie
told a friend that he would be back
at soccer after the holidays.
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Bayley Lyceum will meet the iron
side A. g. ext Sunday, and the Ma
tional Athletic five and the Spalding
A. g. will line up in the preliminary.
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tional Turn verein Junior basketball
team will meet the crack Roosevelt
Five of University Settlement. of Kew
York. The game will start at 2'$e
O'clock.
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Entry BALLOT for the Star Head-Pin
Tournament will be found ON page ..
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The ~Spaldings will tackle the Cres-
cents. of Hoboken, at the Fran Garden
Wednesday night.
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The Crescents open their league sea
son at Newburg tonight. Biggane
formerly of the Lauters, of Jersey City
is now with Downey's clan.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1909-08-03
NEW YORK.

Improvement in the crops, rather
better advices as to ultimate outcome
of the leading cereals, easing in prices
of breadstuffs consequent thereon or
because of larger wheat crop move
ment, a good distribution at retail
under the stimulus OF clearance sales
and Slight enlargement of fall trade
with jobbers and wholesalers are the
leading features this week. Connected
Herewith in some degree are the ad-
vices from leading industries of en-
largement of output, of a continuance
of the upward tendency in values of
manufactured goods, larger demand
for money for crop moving purposes,
and a pereeptible increase in the fric-
ton visible between employers and
employees in a number of lines. This
latter is natural phenomena of the
industrial situation, possibly made
more noticeable this year by reason
of the high level of prices of commodi-
ties and the consequent cost of living.
Another rise in the price of crude
rubber to S1.S5 per pound-an advance
of 81 cents since July 1. and of 81
cents over July 1 year ago-has
made the position of rubber manufac-
turers difficult.
Business failures in the United
States for the week ending with July
% were 239, against 206 last week,
263 in the like week of 1908, 1876. in
1907, Ill in 1906 and 1877 in 1905.
Canadian failures fer the week num-
Der "a, as compared with sc last week
and "a in the corresponding week of
0G.-Bradstreet's.
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GAL WESTON IS SAVED
BY ITS NEW SEA WALL
Hurricane Attacks City, but Barrier
Keeps Out Waters of Gulf
of Mexico.
NOT ONE LIFE LOST IN CITY
City Practically Assured OF Immu-
nifty from Disaster Like
That of 1900.

Attacked by a hurricane almost as
severe as that which killed thousands
of persons and practically wrecked
every building in the city, Galveston
on Wednesday weathered the storm
with loss of life thought to have
been only sixteen, and without greater
property loss than would have attend
ed the storm had it struck any other
city of equal size.
Not life was lost in Galveston
proper, so far as is known, but the
hurricane demolished a new tarpon
fishing pier on the north jetty, across
the bay, six miles from the city. 1t
was here that the fatalities occurred,
and 1t is thought that there were only
thirteen guests on the pier. These
persisted, with Capt Bettison, the man.
ager, and his wife and daughter. Fiji
ty other fishermen had narrow es-
cape from the fate that overlook the
guests at the new pier.
Galveston is assured now of its
practical immunity from another dis
aster like that of 1900 A general feel
ing of confidence has resulted from the
splendid action of the sea wall, which
resisted the onslaught of the sea, back
ed by tae hurricane which beat in vain
on the concrete wall seventeen feet
high surrounding the city on the gulf
side of the island.