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Norwich bulletin., 1909-10-30
SCHOONER WILL STAY
IN FAYAL HARBOR.
The Elvira Ball is Worm Eaten and
Hope of Saving Her Abandoned.

All hope of saving the Gilbert Trans
portation company's schooner Elvira
Ball which had such a remarkable
career as d derelict since it was
wrecked last spring, has been aban-
doned. She lies now i'm the harbor at
Fayal. Azores. and will remain there
probably until she decays. 1t was
learned recently upon examination that
her hull was SO badly worm eaten that
it would be useless to attempt to bring
her back home as had been planned,
and Captain Stanton. who was in
charge of the vessel at the time she
was abandoned and who was sent over
to the Azores by the company to ar
range for her return, is on his way
back to New York
Capt NJ L. Gilbert since leaving
the company. had planned to purchase
the vessel from the insurance people,
but decided later to give up the idea as
impracticanle. The schooner's cargo
of lumber was sold at Faya by the
underwriters and was in good cOnci-
ton. This is probably the last that
will be heard of the five master Elvira
Bali, the pride of the Gilbert fleet ana
the last vessel that there is any pros
pect of building at Mystic In quite a
while The other larger v sSel which
was started at the Mcdonald shipyard
last summer remains there. no work
having been done on her since before
the changes in the company's manage
ment. There is no immediate prospect
Cf work being resumed OH the craft.
This vessel was also to have beer
named the Eivira Ball and was to
have been a larger schooner than the
derelict.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-10-30
ACADEMY CAMPUS NOTES.
Flrst real Football weather

In the final practice Friday Coach
BunnelPs men showed plenty of gin
ger.
On the right of the Academy center
will be sIsbister guard, Welles tackle
and Gebrath end.
Captain Gallivan end, Swan tackle,
Walsh guard will be the left end of
the Academy line.
Windham High has strong hopes oe
academy this afternoon.
Windham Highs lineup under Cap
tain Richmond is given on Page Two
of The Bulletin in the Willimantic
news.
After a ten minute scrimmage, drill
in blocking, forming interference and
covering kicks was the order of the
afternoon.
The N. F. A. bacsfield will be the
same clever combination as usual
Noyes left half. LAWYER right half and
Mccormick fullback.
The old reliable center Steve Rick
etts. will pass the bail back this after
noon and Tommy Hendrick will be
there to feed il to the backs.
Captain Meyer Is bringing his Taft
vile football team down TO play the
Academy second eleven this afternoon
before the regulars tackle the first
string.
The game this afternoon promises to
be second only in interest To the
Bulkeley game IcaIcliAr in LhA ssa--Aia
Norwich bulletin., 1909-10-30
ENTHUSIASTS WAIT FOR
DAREDEVIL AUTO DRIVERS.
Twenty-Six Off in Vanderbilt Race
This Morning Picturesque Scenes
at the Cup Course,

Garden City, L. l., Oct. 29.-Although
the race for the Vanderbilt cup will be
started at o'clock in the morning,
instead of at daybreak, as in former
years, the scenes which in former
years have made the night before the
race so picturesque were enacted again
tonight during the hours which preced-
ed the unleashing of the twenty-six
ears which will compete for the fla
nous trophy. Beginning at nightfall.
the roads leading to the grandstand
and to the vantage points along the
course were alive with the whir and
clatter of automobiles, churning their
way past sleeping farmhouses and
through deserted stretches, while their
lamps drenched the darkened landscape
with light.
Nearer the course the machines
came to be numbered in thousands,
and peanut vendors. hot coffee muck
sters, fruit peddlers and thrifty farm
ers with everything to sell, from sand
witches and programmes to parking
places, mingled with the crowd crying
their wares
Those whom circumstance deprived
of the advantage of an automobile
were abroad earlier, intent upon pre-
empting the first row at the turns and
at other points from which death anu
humiliation may be witnessed. In
creased morbid interest attaches to
this years contest owing to the fact
that the race must be run over cir
cult which is but 1854 miles long. This
means that there will be twice as many
turns as last year, when the course
measured 23.46 miles.
Extraordinary precautions have been
taken, however, to rob the course of
one of it's chief perils BY banking all of
the turns. At the same time this as
surance against spills offers an incen-
tive to reckless drivers to take the
turns at full speed and with throttle
down.
The contest is complicated this year
Norwich bulletin., 1909-10-30
JEFF and JOHNSON SIGN ARTICLES
As Rounds More-Limt Date July S. 1910-Purse to
Be Split rs and rs Per Contradictory Meets Wind
ham High On Gridiron-Norwich Soccers Play in
Sterling.

At this the crowd cheered until Bob
Murphy had to outshout them for or
der. But Johnson was not satisfied.
He feared San Francisco club where
only twenty round bouts are allowed
might get the bid and in that event
insisted that twenty rounds should be
specified.
Then Frisco won't get the fight,
announced Jeffries decisively. Make
it forty five rounds or more"
Swallowing his objections previously
voiced. the negro agreed volubly.
There was still the rock on which
most agreements split-the division of
the purse. To the surprise of the
crowd both men protested that they
were willing to fight winner to take all,
or 60 and 40 per cent, or rs and %,
and on the latter basis 1t was settled.
Some Difficulty Over Side Bet.
The side bet caused more difficulty.
Jeffries wanted to wager $4,000. john
son, more cautious, offered $4,000. Lit
tie wanted to lay the money at ring
side odds. 'as business proposition
As a compromise they agreed to let
the $4,000 already posted to secure to-
days meeting stand with $4,000 addi-
tional to be added forthwith.
"AH right" assented Jeffries plain
lively, but 1 wanted that twenty thou
sand A great roar of laughter went
up from the crowd and even Johnson
grinned. Bob Murphy, manager of the
Hotel Albany, was chosen as tempo
rary stakeholder, the final stakeholder
to be chosen by the club.
mo. suh,' said Johnson. Il has a
say where nah money goes
THE club has more to say than
either of u.s." put in Berger.
No man has more to say about my
money than / have" affirmed Johnson
shaking his head-yet he yielded while
protesting.
Fight to Be in the Open.
Now only one crucial point remain
ed: when would they fight?"
As finish fight had been agreed on.
it was the consensus of opinion at the
matchmakers' table that either Nevada
or California would get the winning
bid. With thirty days for the bids to
come in and sixty days more for the
men to condition themselves in, the
weather at the earliest would be too
wet in California and too cold in Ne
vada. Both men agreed that, to ac-
commodate the huge crowds sure to
attend the bout must be held out of
doors. Berger further urged the ne
cessity for ample training time and it
was formally settled that a day mot
later than July o. 1910,'' be chosen. The
deal was closed.
Again the principals posed for the
f1ashlight men, champagne was served
while the articles were being typewrit-
ten and at $40 the signatures were be-
ing affixed and witnessed.
Jeffries returned from Europe a week
ago today and Johnson came east from
Chicago yesterday for the meeting to-
day. Both men have many theatrical
offers and both their managers said
that they would probably scoop in
little expense money" before going into
Norwich bulletin., 1909-10-30
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Norwich bulletin., 1909-10-30

New York, Oct. .29.-Jack Johnson
| and James ]. Jeffries-for the negro
| insisted that as present champion his
name should go first-signed articles
in New York late today binding them
| to fight forty-five or more rounds to
a finish not later than July 5. 1910.
| before the club offering the best finan-
cial inducements. the winner to take
a side bet of $4,000 and IS per cent.
of the purse, the loser to take rs per
| cent.
The preliminary session was sched-
uled for three O'Clock in the banquet
| hail of the Hotel Albany. Jeffries and
his manager were punctual, but John
son elbowed his way diffidently
| through the crowd ten minutes late.
At the table, as the men took their
places, sat Jeffries, with Bob Vernon
on his left and Sam Berger, his man
ager, on his right; George Little,
! Johnson's manager, Johnson. George
Considine, Honest John" Kelley. Sam
Harris, Sam Nelson, Bob Murphy, and
other well known sporting men.
johnson Showed Nervousness.
Jeff eyed the negro curlousIy, but
did not meet his glance. Johnson was
affable. but showed his nervousness by
his frequent grins and his constant
clicking of two red dice, which he
carried half-concealed in the palm of
his right hand.
1t was agreed without dispute that
the men would box for the heavy
weight championship of the world"
Berger then suggested that the fight
go to the club making the highest re-
sponsible bid within the next thirty
days. Little agreed, but Johnson,
shaking his head obviously, asked that
each bid be accompanied by $4,000
forfeit. as guarantee Of good faith.
Jeffries nodded and Berger. gave his
assent.
Stenographer Got Stage Fright.
And have a man ON the ground
with the coin" stipulated Johnson.
The stenographer inserted a clause to
that effect, but when asked to read
his notes was seized with such bad
attack of stage fright that he had to
be excused. A newspaper man took
his place.
SO far it had been easy sailing, but
when the question of a referee was
raised, the crowd edged forward ex-
pectantly. Little, for Johnson. wanted
to name his choice. For the first time
Jeffries broke<in.
Let the club that gets the bid have
a word" he ordered. They've got as
much at stake as we have. Let it
wait"
Little was for arguing the point, but
Johnson was all Cancellation.
well. let it 60" he urged That's
all right
Crowd Jubilant When Jeff Says "A
Finish Fight"
The number of rounds was next in
order 80 far as | 60" said Jeffries,
81 don't care if it's six, ten, twenty or
a hundred rounds; but l know what the
public will demand and I am going to
see that they get tit means a finish
Norwich bulletin., 1909-10-30

by the bringing together of four class
es of cars, running simultaneously for
three sets of distances. The smaller
cars will cover the course ten times;
the Intermediate class will circle the
course fifteen times, and the big cars.
which alone are competitors for the
Vanderbilt cup. will be called upon to
go round twenty-five times.
A bond for 100000 to protect the
county OF Nassau against damage and
loss through the race was filed today
by William X Vanderbilt Jr., on be-
half of the authorities conducting the
race
Norwich bulletin., 1909-10-30

Amherst. ..1 Opponents. 81
Not very strong record, but STILL
weak teams sometimes spring sur
prises.
The Yale lineup will not be known
until this morning, but the Amherst
lineup follows: Left end Roberts, left
tackle Hager, left guard Sibley, center
Pincket. right guard Willets. right
tackle Guetter. right end Madden,
quarterback Fits. left halfback Miles.
right halfback Callahan, and fullback
Atwood.
For the first time this season the
weights of the Yale eleven were an
nounced. They are: Fitzpatrick 1888
pounds. Logan 165. Vaughn 1871. Hobbs
Cooney 210, Johnson 1856. Howe 152.
Philbin 172, Daily IFS. Coy 100. Hyde
17S, Brown 100. Savage 1874, Francis
176
Norwich bulletin., 1909-10-30

the Academy defeated Windham High
Is to 0. The question is what will
they do today?
The Taftville lineup will be: Lambert
and Caron ends, Norman and Davis
tackles, Waldren and Captain Meyers
guards, Jacques center Murphy quar-
ter, r. Pilling and Waldron halves. d.
Pilling fullback. The subs will be
Phaneuf. White larry and Wilson.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-10-30
oualifvino Bound Ends ronioht

A string of 1879 was god for the daily
prize of 81 at the Rose alleys on Fri
day. This was folled by Sturtevant.
A number of teams took a shot at the
records now standing in the seven
team ducqpin tournament. but none
succeeded in prying a way into the
qualifying round. This is the last
night left for chance to get in. so
that there will be some steady plug
ging today and tonight to tumble
some of the fellows out of a chance to
compete in the roll off next week. The
following is the standing of the seven
teams now in the qualifying round:
Hill and Murphy 692. Sturtevant and
McClafferty SOS. Murphy and McClaf-
ferty 6sS Murphy and Harris 679, Nc
Clafferty and Harris 673, Murphy. and
Sturtevant GIL, Murphy and Scott 500.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-10-30
Mohicans to Play at New London.

Manager Larkie Of the Mohican
football team has arranged game
for this Sunday with the Cannonball
team of New London and will line up
his eleven at p. m. at CannOnball
park. The Mohicans have a few new
tricks TO spring on the New London
boys and a good game is looked for.
The Mohicans will leave here at 12.45
with The following team that no doubt
will uphold their reputation, and a
good crowd of rooters will accompany
them. The lineup is as follows: Rear
don re. Baker le. Bendett rg, Magner
lg. Burdick TT, Fields 1t, Murphy 90.
Burdick RIB, Quincy or Frew lib,
Bradlow c. Fielding fb, White and
Wolff subs
Norwich bulletin., 1909-10-30
St. Louis viii Hold Konetchy.

st. Louis, Mo, Oct 29.-There is
absolutely no truth in the rumor and
positively no chance for New York
or any other club to get Konetchy. is
the way Roger Bresnahan, manager
of the st. Louis National league team
replied to a query today regarding the
New York report that Konetchy was
to be traded for Herzog and Merkle.
The message came from Bresnahans
home in Toledo. Ohio
Norwich bulletin., 1909-10-30
NORWICH TEAM OPENS
STERLING SOCCER SEASON
Captain hilton and His Men Play Up
the Line Today.

The Norwich football club travels to
Sterling today and opens the Eastern
Connecticut Association Football
league there. Sterling has a strong
team this year and Norwich will have
side.
The following will represent Nor
witch: Goal. FL. Finlay son; backs, Ca
ron and Ferguson; halfbacks, Parsons,
Reid and Corners; forwards, A. Fin
layson. Hilton, Brown. Warning and
Manville. Fred Buckley, the popular
forward of Norwich, will be unable
to play, but good sub has been found
in Joe Waring. Norwich players are
expected to leave Norwich by the 1915
trolley for Plainfield.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-10-30
Princeton Lineup the Same.

Princeton, N. j., Oct 29.-The
Princeton university football squad
left here tonight for Baltimore, en-
route to Annapolis for the game with
the naval academy tomorrow. The
students gathered at the station and
gave the players a great send-Off The
coaches announced that the lineup
would be the same as against Lafay-
cite last Saturday except that Garrett
will play halfback instead of Dawson.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-10-30
COTTON.

New York, Oct 29-Cotton spot
closed quiet, 10 points higher; middling
uplands, 14.S5; middling gulf, 1910;
sales, $500 bales. Futures closed
strong. Closing bids: October =, No
vember 14.4S, December 1867 January
14.74, February 1879, March 14.S2, April
1881, May 14.S6, June 14.7S, July 1883.
August 1424, September 1922.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-10-30
coIIene Football Today.

Army VS.. Harvard at West Point,
N. Y.
Yale vs.. Amherst at New Haven,
Conn.
Princeton VS.. Navy at Annapolis,
Md.
Carlisle VS.. Pennsylvania at Phila-
delphia, Pa.
Cornell VS.. Williams at Ithaca. n. Y.
Dartmouth VS.. Holy Cross at Han
over, n. II.
Brown VS.. Massachusetts Aggies at
Providence, r. !.
Bowdoin VS.. Colby at Waterville,
Me.
Colgate vs.. Trinity at Hamilton. N.
Y.
Hamilton VS.. Rutgers at Clinton, n.
Y.
Stevens VS.. Haverford at Haverford,
Pa.
Pennsylvania State VS.. Lafayette at
Wilkesbarre, Pa.
Lehigh VS.. Carnegie Tech. at Pitts
burg, Pa.
Rochester VS.. Rensselaer, Poly. at
Rochester, n. Y.
Syracuse VS.. Michigan at Ann Arbor.
Mich.
Tufts VS.. Springfield Training School
at Medford, Mass.
Union VS.. Wesleyan at Middletown,
Conn.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-10-30
AMHERST HOPES Tt SCORE.
Would Like to Put Mark on Yale's
Clean Slate.

The Amherst team comes to Yale
field this afternoon with the hope of
breaking Yale's clean slate as is al
ways the hope of the little college. To
date, however, the Massachusetts team
has not shown any real scoring abili-
~ &c.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-10-30
MONEY

New York, Oct. 29-Afoney on call
firm at SGD4 per cent; ruling rate 4
last loan 3; closing bid "a; offered
at 4. Time loans easier; sixty days
IA per cent. ninety days -; six
months IL to 4 "a.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-10-30

New London.-Miss Edwin Case Of
Holyoke, Mass. the assistant matron
at the Memorial hospital, is in Hol-
yoke this week where she was called
by the serious illness of her mother.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-10-30
What and Where 10 Buy In Norwich
Now is The Time for Mince Pies

You scan get everything to make
them OF. including Sweet CideH here.
We have a new stock OF White Rose
Canned Goods. Some OF the best Po-
tatoes I'm the city-S0c in 5 bushel lots.
Now is the time 70 buy at
TIL AMI SVl LIE TORE
Norwich bulletin., 1909-10-30

strict training Jeffries has been do
ing systematic work since his arrival
here
Norwich bulletin., 1909-10-30

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