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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1909-10-28
The Local Field.

Cornell & Martin for clothing
Fine Sauer Kraut at Gorgen's.
Ben Miller was caller at the cap
ital city this week.
- Mrs. Fred Matson is on a visit to
relatives at Albany
Miss Susan Hanscom returned to
Milwaukee Sunday.
J. j. Fielder devoted last Thursday
to business in Chicago.
Five cents buys Red Trunk and
with 1t goes a good smoke.
The st. Mary's sewing circle will
meet with Mrs. VIII Jeuck next Tues
day.
Fourteen cars Of stock were ship
ped from this station to Chicago Tues
day.
Milo Burgess of Chicago called on
relatives of this city the first of the
week.
james Fawcett has returned from
Beloit and intends to remain in our
midst.
Mrs. Edwin Prideaux returned Mon
day from a short visit with GAINESVILLE
friends.
Miss Viola Skews left Saturday for
a weeks visit with friends at Orange
vile, Ill.
Mrs. A. H. Cubitz of Milwaukee
was the guest Of Miss Amy Masten
this week
Miss Villa Bray returned from a
visit with her parents at Linden on
Tuesday.
Miss Sadie Bardeen Of Darlington
was a caller on Mineral Point friends
Saturday.
The birth of son on Oct. 26, is
the cause Of much rejoicing at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs Carl Rock
Mrs. Dr. McAllister returned to
Avoca Monday after spending week
with her mother, Mrs. Sarah Roth
Mrs. Edith Richards and daughter
Edna departed on this mornings trair
for an extended stay at 0glesby, Ill.
MIR. and Mrs. MeGregor, who hav,
been the guests Of Mr. and Mrs. Cal
vert Spensley for the past two weeks
have returned to Toronto, Canada
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1909-10-28
Patented Double Heating Base Burner
for Chestnut Size Anthracite Coal

This original reflector top Art Gar
land has for twenty years been in a
class by itself and is now the handsom-
est stove and twice as powerful heater
as is made by any other manufactures.
Such a heater as this, of twenty unin-
terrupted and continued years Of sue
cess, each year showing increased sales,
is entirely without parallel in the hist
DRY of stove manufacture. While new
base burners have been made and have
been abandoned after a short sale, this
continues to stand without a rival, BE
and see our line.
Prices are from $35 to $50.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1909-10-28
MRS. WILLIAM LANCASTER.

MRS. WILLIAM LANCASTER.
This esteemed lady died at the home
of her daughter, Mrs. VIM. Arthur, at
2 O'Clock Monday afternoon, after an
illness of two years.
Deceased was born in Yorkshire,
England, on April q, 1884 and came to
America with her parents when nine
years Of age. Arriving at womanhood
she was united in marriage to William
Lancaster and of this union were born
twelve children. nine of whom survive:
Mrs. VIM. Arthur, Mineral Point; Mrs.
Saiina Phillips, Mineral Wells, Texas;
Mrs. VIM. Irwin, Rockford, III; Mrs
Frsnk Boiling, King Fischer, Okla; Mrs
JOBS Anglemire, Rockford, III; Mrs.
Alice Lake Clifford III; Mrs. Lily Nc
Ewin, Hot Springs. Arkansas; Gilbert
Lancaster, Memphis, Tenn; Mrs. John
Middleton, Shellsburg, Iowa.
With the exception of few years
devoted to visits in England, California
and Australia Mrs. Lancaster resided
il Mineral Point all the years she was
in this country. AS long as health
would permit she was a faithful attend
ant of the Methodist Episcopal aurch
The funeral took place this afternoon,
conducted by Rev. S. A. Bender, with
interment in Graceland cemetery. All
of her children were in attendance with
the exception Of Mrs. Phillips and Mrs,
Boiling, who were detained on account
of illness.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1909-10-28
135 Steers at Auction.

William Stephens has rs head Of two
year-old steers and 50 head Of yearling
steers that he intends to sell at public
sale at the village Of Ridgeway next
Tuesday. November End.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1909-10-28

of unnecessary destruction
of property. ] urgently request that
all parties give due consideration to this
notice. Any person caught damaging
in the city will be prosecuted
to the full extent of the law.
Ed. BROWN,
Mayor
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1909-10-28

The preliminary examination of Phil
Allen Jr., on the charge of embezzle-
ment, was held at Madison yesterday
and postponed until Nov. 10. The ac-
ticn was taken by stipulation between
u. S. District Attorney Gordon and
Aliens attorney, Vroman Mason.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1909-10-28
Halloween Notice.

Some practices that are INDUCED in
during Hallowe en- season are unlawful.
1t is hoped that citizens in general viii
cooperate with the city officials in the
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1909-10-28
The Meat
That is Good 10 Eat

Can always be found at the Metro
politan Market We carry a full sup
ply of Beef, Pork, Veal Lamb, Smoked
Meats, Salt Meats, Corn Beef, varie-
ty Of Sausages, Cooked Ham and Can
ned Fish and are in the best of shape
to furnish our trade with anything they
want in our line.
Farmers win do well by leaving their
threshing orders for meat with us; we
give special prices on large quantities.
Yours 10 please,
METROPOLITAN MEAT MARK
Phone 5. A. T, GRADER, Prop.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1909-10-28
Shoe Repairing
Department


The Mineral Point Zine Works is or
very soon will be better equipped than
ever before AS j. II. Lewis saws in
writing 20 the Milwaukee Free Press.
all doubts as to there being possibility
that the Mineral Point Zine Works in
tended now or at some ear future date
to remove its big works from this city
TO DePue, H., have been set at rest by
the fact that the Galena Iron Works
company is now engaged in the con-
struction of another large calciner for
the use of this company in addition to
three others previously installed
In addition substantial repairs or inn
provements TO the kilns on the west
side or acid section are being made and
it is anticipated to have the entire plant
in full operation in the near future.
X TREASURY DEPARTMENT.
Office of the Comptroller of the Cur
rency, October II, 1909
Notice is hereby given to all persons
who may have claims against The
First National Bank of Mineral Point,
Wisconsin, that the same must be pre-
sented to John W. Scho6eld, Receiver,
with the legal proof thereof, within
three months from this date, or the
same may be disallowed.
r. p. KANE.
Deputy and Acting Comptroller
43m3 of the Currency.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1909-10-28
THE WHITE HOUSE
NUMBER 10

We desire to say New Dressmakng Department is
fully equipped and running time with eight operators
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1909-10-28

All customers served since our recent
opening are enthusiastic in their
praise of the fit, style and general ex-
/, cellence of finish on all work. Until
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1909-10-28
Dressmaking
Department .

the business has far developed make necessary to
limit work chose who purchase materials in our store we
will accommodate all who bring their work
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-30
San FRANCISCO
SUMMARY

TVo-runs and four hits of Durham in five in
DnSs. Credit victory To Eastley. Home run
Fitzgerald. Two base hits-DarinSers Zeider
Eastlef- Sacrifice hits Flanagan. AcArdle
Mundorf- First base on called balls-On Dur
ham ], of Eastley ]. of Fitzgerald 4. Struck
out--By Eastley T. by Fitzgerald 6. Hit by
pitched bsll-Gsndil Passed balls-T-a Longe.
Time Of game hour and 81 minutes I'm
lsircS-Afc(5 5rpeyv and Finner
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-30
Fitzgerald Blows Up After
Pitching Five Innings and
Seals Get After Him
OF THE CLUBS

Mr. Fitzgerald. who draws a salary
from the senators for heaving sphere
for the Capital City team, handed out
an article of ball for five innings yes
ferdav at Recreation park that. would
soon earn him an increase in pay, but
he finished the last four frames by de-
livering an article that would even
earn him his release from bush
league club. The Seals took note of
the change and they took advantage
OF Fitzgerald's weakness during the
last four frames by walloping him
him soundly about the lot The Seals
gave d nice exhibition of concentrated
batting.
once again Rollie Zeider. who departs
from us at the end of the season with
regrets, was in the limelight and he
came near being the whole show he
welded the willow in a rare manner
and spanked the ball right on the
seam when a hit was needed. His bin
giles brought in half the runs and he
scored two more himself.
Iceman Durham appeared on the hill
at the outset for the Seals. but after
FIVE innings had passed Eastley dis
placed him. Not that Durham was not
working right, but il was figured that
Eastley was the proper person to seal
the doom Of the Senators. At this
stage of the game Sacramento had two
while the locals were not on the
boards.
Fitzgerald was heaving them over at
high speed and his curves We're work
ing in faultless fashion. However. Fitz
was done for at the end Of the fifth.
II was in the sixth frame that the
Seals started after him. The. seventh
frame was still worse for the much
abused moundman, as in this session
hve clean hits were secured off his de-
livery.
After Shinn had gone down in the first
inning little Darringer swung the
sphere to center for a double. Myers
was safe on fluky infield hit and Gan
soaked him in the ribs with a curve.
Flanagan's sacrifice fly scored Oar
ringer.
IN the fifth frame Fitzgerald cleo
over right field fence. The feat seemed
10 take the sap out Of him, for his
downfall began in the next frame.
Esstley, who replaced Durham. staIt-
Shinn and took second when the up
country shortstop made wild peg
over Meyers head. Davis waited out
four bad ones and Mundorff sacrificed
both along. Here is where Zeider did
the big thing He picked out one that
looked good and then biffed il TO cen
ter for a double. He took second on
the THROWN to catch Davis at the
plate. Zeider took third on Miller
single through short and came home
on a passed ball.
In the seventh Eastley singled TO
center. Davis forced him at second
Mundorffs single over second advanced
Davis to third. Mundorff stole second
and Zeider's hit to right for two bases
scored Davis and Mundorn. Miller S
single scored Zeider. and on the throw
10 the plate Miller moved along TO the
middle bag. Miller arrived home on
Melchoir's hit Score
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-30

Series in Big
League Dated
National Baseball Commission
Arranges for Piffsburg-
Detroit Games

CINCINNATI. Sept 29.-After pro-
mitigating rules to govern the worlds ;
baseball championship series the ma
tional baseball commission Today Wig
orously criticised President Charles w.
Murphy of the Chicago National lea que
club and imposed t1ne of $500 against
the club.
This action was taken upon q protest
filed by the Toronto club OF the East
ern league. based upon an alleged at
away player PETER from the Toronto
team. The fine is TO be applied as dam
ages in favor of the Toronto club.
All the rules heretofore adopted by
the National and American leagues will
apply to the championship series, as
We'll as the detailed ruleS adopted by
the commission since these games have
been provided for
The schedule follows:
Pittsburg VS.. Detroit-Friday, October
5. at Pittsburg: Saturday. October 9. at
Pittsburg. Monday, October IL. at De-
troit: Tuesday, Octoberk -. at Detroit;
Wednesday. October Is. at Pittsburg
Thursday, October IA. at Detroit
October s. at Pittsburg. Saturday, Oc-
tober 3, at Pittsburg; Monday, October
II, at Philadelphia: Tuesday October
II. at Philadelphia Wednesday Oc-
tober 13, at Pittsburg; Thursday, Oc-
tober Ia, at Philadelphia.
In case it becomes necessary to play
the seventh game the city in which it
is played will be determined by the
commission, as is provided for by rule
and at the time deSi gnated by sun
Elemental rule No. 4.
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-30
Berkeley Game Postponed
Second Rugby Team Elects
Its Officers

SANTA CLARA. Sept. 29.-At an
election held this morning George c..
Boles IL was elected captain of the
second Rugby football team of Santa
Clara college. Robert Murphy II was
elected mana ger.
This team is made UP mostly of
the varsity Games are being secured
by Manager Murphy with Lowell high
school of San Francisco, Palo Alto
high. Manzanita school of Pa1o Alto
and Santa Clara high school.
Following are the men who have
reported for practice this afternoon
NJ. Mcdonnell, George Barnard, For
sythe, Schammell, Griffin. Raborg. Nor
gan, Warren, Vaughn, w. Barry. Iril-
larry, Fowler, TAYLOR. O'Connor. J. Hart
mann, A. de Fiori. Tom Mccormick, b.
Hartmann, Robert Murphy tmanag ger),
George c. Boles (captain).
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-30
School Athletes Must Pass
Physical Test

BERKELEY, Sept. 2s.-Boys and
girls, members of the high or grammar
school teams, must submit to a physical
examination before they. can represent
the school in any athletic contest. ae-
cording- to the ruling of the board of
education of this city last night.
The board was una anin1ous on this
question and accepted without question
the recommendation of the medical ex-
aminer of the schools
DIR. Ernest HOag, who was recently
appointed to this section. in expIana-
ton to the board, said that many of
the young athletes were not in the
proper physical condition for a sruell-
ing contest on the diamond grfdiron
or track
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-30
VERNON
Runs AND HITS BY INNING,
81 AIAIARY

innings pitched by Hit % Home runs
Eagsn f2l- Three base hiis-Denas. Howard
Goodwin Two base hit Brashear Sacrifice
ilits-McCag. Wheeler. koesincr Stolen bases
-kOestncr. Daley. G0dWiB. First base on
called bslls-0n k0eStner T. OF Hit 3 Of
Sliafef ]. Struck ouI-By Koesfner ? by
Hit ,. Double plays koesfner 10 Wheeler.
Delmas 10 Howard 10 Wheeler. Hits--0n Hit
:; runs. . Hit by pitched ball-Ross. Time
Of game hours. Umpire-Irwin
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-30
Reports Show
Catholic Lads
in Fine Fettle
Members of League on Both
Sides of the Bay Getting
Ready for October Me
By WILL SCARLET

That the success Of the coming in
door meet gOf the Catholic Schools ath-
amply proved by the reports read at
the board of directors meeun& iast
Tuesday night. The San Francisco
schools have almost without exception
begun their preliminary training ana
the athletes who will represent the
various institutions taking part IN Ine
meet will be chosen in q few days L ne
lists of competitors. together WITH the
scholarship recommendations signed py
the director of the school, must be IN
the secretarys possession NOT iater
than October T. Communications are
to be addressed TO John p. Doran, sec
retary of the league, 4426 Twentletn
The Oakland schools are showing no
less conlmen0able activity. Sacred
Heart school in North Oakland was
among the first of the Alameda county
meet Joe Maher. last years track
captain. is still on the job
The recent trial meet held by the
boys of St Peters school proved dis
tinctly encouraging. 1t was an inter-
class affair. in which the sixth grade
fellows victory let every league school
learn a lessor
st. Joseph's school in san Francisco
is another league center where rum0rs
of athletic warfare fill the air. The
Josephites are blessed with an unus-
ua'ly large and well conditioned track
squad this year. and whether or not
they recover their old canine mascot
Alonzo they will certainly make a pre-
sentable appearance on the night of the
fifteenth
At St. Brigid's school in Broadway
things are booming in athletics. The
earnest little athletes are holding reg
Glar practice under the direction OF
B. w. Edward. who helped them so
materially before the outdoor meet of
May. But not only the boys are work
ing. The girls are doing their share
of the preparatory labor by designing
effective banners sand devices with
which the track team may, again win
the cup given for the school ma king
the best showing in the big parade OF
athletes
The gymnasium students of st.
Marys college gave an exhibition in
the alumni gymnasium last night un-
der the direction of Coach Otto Rittler.
The regular students were pitted
against the evening classes in series
OF contests which included wrestling
boxing and novel tests of deXterity.
Among the students who distin-
guished themselves on the :casion are
the following: Gochuico. Vogt. Wal
ters, King. Miller. Whitaker Guffon
Searles. Arata. Nesbit. Jones. Warriek
| Armstrong. Magee. Mccormick. Wright
/ and Clifton.
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-30
Stanford Freshmen Blank
Palo Alto High


STANFORD UNIVERSITY, Sept. %
After hard fight the Stanford fresh,
men defeated the Palo Alto high school
team, s14-0.
The first try was made. in the first
minute of play by Murlin. the pan pan
ritory after the kickoff. Mitchell
failed to convert. Fyfe made the sec
ond try, Mitchell converting. The new
score SO
the third try was made and not con-
verted. The second half the hlgn
school team held the first year men by
hard, constant fighting, similar TO that
they gave when they tied the fresh-
men last Wednesday. Toward the end
of the half Mitchell carried the ball
over for the last try, failing to convert
and ending the game.
During the first half, a. the making
of the second try, Henly received Sc
we're ankle sprain and had to be car
ried into the training house. Although
the report was given out that Mitchell
and Kern would not play in the game.
it was later decided to the contrary
The freshmen played with the same
form of last Saturday, when they de-
feated ST. Marys.
Berkeley Game Postponed
BERKELEY, Sept 2s.-The Rugby
football game which was to have been
played today between the university
freshmen and Santa Clara college was
postponed on account of the muddy con-
dition of California field. No date
has yet been set~-for the postponed
game.
Otis, the fast freshman back, who
10 days, will be on the field tomorrow.
Otis fractured small bone in his
left arm, but will be in fit condition
for the freshman game with Stanford.
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-30
Two Games Will
CinCh Pennant
For the Tigers
Detroit Takes Double Header al
Boston, While Athletics
Spff With Chicago
STANDING of THE CLUBS
American League

BOSTON. Sept. 29.-Detroit by winning both
games OF double header from Boston today.
while Philadelphia breaking even with
Chicago. now has lead of three and half
games over the nearest contenders for the
pennant Detroit has but to win its two re-
manning games here TO make sure Of the title
In the opening contest the locals got but
two hits. their first coming in the eighth
champions outplayed the home team. They
did not get started in the second game until
i was half over but they made the result
sure Scores-First game- r. H. f..
Boston ....-...-.............. o , l
Batteries-KiIiian. Speer and schmidt: Arel-
lanes. Karger and Donshue, Carrigan
Second game r. II. f.
Detroit ...----...,.--....-.---- l.
Batteries -killian and schmidt; cicotte, pape
and DOnahue.
PHILADELPHIA. Sept 29-chicsso broke
even with Philadelphia in a double header here
today. The first game was pitchers battle
between Plank and Walsh and was won by
second game Scores
First game r. H. f..
Philadelphia --.-.-..-.-...-......
sftsEies-PIank and Ispp; Walsh and Payne
Philadelphia -.-.........-.....-.1o 10 ,
Batteries-Bender and Lspp; White. sutor
and Sullivan, Owens.
NEW YORK, Sept 29.-New York won two
games from St Louis today, ) to and II to o.
Scores-First game: r. H. T..
ST. Louis Observation-Disclosures >
New York Observation-Disclosures 2
Batteries-Rose and KilIifer; Lake and Blair
Second game r. II. f.
st. Louis Observation-Disclosures. o .
New York ....-.................11 IL
Batteres-McCarry and Smith, killifer;
Hughes and Sweeney.
WASHINGTON. Sept 2s.-wsshington de-
feated Cleveland today in both games of a
double header. Scores
First game r. H. f.
Washington -...-...-.....-....... 8 >
Cleveland ............. 3 /
Batteries-Walker and Slattery; Mitchell and
Higgins.
Second game r. H. f..
Washington ....................1 S =
NieFeidHu
( Batteries - Groom and Slattery, Hardy;
Winchell, Otis. FalKenberg and Higgins
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-30
Oakland Outlaws YictorS in
Eleven Innings
STANDING OF THE CLUBS
lSfafe Ieuruel
RESULTS OF GAMES

Oakland 2, Fresno I.
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-30
Native Bell Breaks Filly
Trotting Record

COLUMBUS, o., Sept 29.-Native
Bell. owned by Edward Thompson of
Northport, Long island. and driven by
Thomas ". Murphy, won the worlds
record for year old troiting fillies
here today and tied Trampfast for
world honors for both sexes at the age
II was in the second heat of the Horse
Review futurity, junior division. that
the filly trotted so we'll
Murphy took the youngster far out
in front ia the record mile and let her
trot at VIII until 200 yards from the
finish. Time by quarters: :33A 1:05A !,
1888, 2:12A.
Horse Review futurity. ) year old trotters
three IN five. purse S7.000-Czarevina in
straight heats Time 2:1024. 2:l04 POOL
soprano. Captain George The Wolverine. Bertha
G. Nellie Trengantle James A. O'Neill, Gal
arfhy. also started.
Horse Review futulity. > year old trotters
two IN three. purse S3.000--Native Bell won
two meats. Time. 2:l3#- 2:l2A Eva BeIlini.
Eva Tanguay. Hfllbrook's Queen Bonivant. Lady
Katherine. Grace Shaw. Woodford, also started
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-30

STANFORD UNIVERSITY, Sept 29.-
After a hard fight the Stanford fresh
men defeated the Palo Alto high school
% A. 81
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-30

IT took the Invaders and Tigers IL
innings to settle their differences at
the Grove street ball yard, at Oakland
yesterday, the honors going to Oak
land by a score of 2 to /. Up to the
ninth inning there appeared to be Moth
ing TO it but the home team, run
scored by Nealons lads in the fourth
frame being the only material result
of the tossers' efforts. When the raisin
eaters came to the bat in the ninth the
fans were preparing to leave the
grounds, but Fresno started something
which resulted in evening up the score
<,,a,.a On tl1ef t5,ino, ill., 90, la.,, hns,s
had all sorts of elusive benders. Six
hits were secured off Bloomfield, while
the Fresno twirler was touched for one
more.
The Oakland HEAVIER struck out eight
batters, but managed to pass six, while
Smith struck out four without giving
any free transportati ton. The score:
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-30
s k Jas 1ss sesn He'd
Cross Country Runners in
Hard Practice

The athletes of the Swedish-Anieri-
can athletic club and the Siaplamat
Indians are putting in some hard licks
conditioning themselves for their dual
cross country race next Sunday from
the Cliff house over the regular Siapla-
mat course. The finish will be at
sixteenth and Church streets near the
club rooms of the Swedish organiza ton.
The entries from the Siaplamats will
be w. ]. Waters, Tom Cushing, Basil
Spur, James COPELAND Duncan COPELAND,
w. r. Coffee, b. Coffee, H. H Halsted
while the Swedish-Amercans will have
]. Johnson, G.. H. johnson, A Lund j.
w. Larson. G.. Hubbenette. B. Jarl A
II Rofb -
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-30

1Dtdl ...jo = = o4 10
"0ne out when winning run was scored.
RUNS AND HITS BY INNINGS
Fresno 80 o 0 0 o o o.
Rasehits % O o o o--6
Oakland 80 0 0sI 90 O o O 1-2
Basehits 20 0 0 0 o 2-7
SUMMARY
Sacrifice hits-Nealon 2. Bloomfield 9 Hack
ett First base called bals-On Bloomfield
g. Struck out-By Bloomfield s. by Smith T.
Double play-MoskimaI to Hackctt to Shechan.
Passed ba1-Hackett Time of game hours
and 5 minutes Hildebrand.
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-30
Postseason Games
Northwest League

in the eighth inning today. when three singles
and double followed Burnett's error that
should have retired the size. high wind was
responsible for several pop flies ordinarily
easily ont. scoring basehits Both teams played
ragged, listless. 'getawas' ball. The score:
n. II. L.
Portland II
Spokane .-..----.---... q
Batteries-Baker and Spencer: Seaton and
Armbruster
SEATTLE. Sept. 2s.-seattle-Tacoma game
postponed: rain.
VANCOUVER. B. c.. Sept. 29.-vancouyer-
Aberdeen game postponed: rain.
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-30
EASTERN FOOTBALL

At Amherst-Amherst 0, Norwich o.
At Cambridge, Mass.-Harvard IL,
Bates 0.
At Providence, r. Brown s, Rhode
Island state O.
At Hanover- Dartmouth p. Massa-
chusetts agricultural 0.
At New Haven-Yale II, Wesleyan 0.