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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-10-24
SOPHS, WIN AT BATES,
Good Time Made at tnterclass Meet IN
Spite Of Cold.

Lewiston Me, Oct. 23.-(SpeciaD.-
The annual intcr-class track meet at
Bates College took place Saturday.
1t was "A cold, damp day and was not
tn, best for q meet, but some of the
times tnat were made were quite fast.
The SuphomoreS. even without the as
SiStanCc of WOOdman, ran away easily
with the meet and it will be noted that
the class of 1913 has never been beaten
in any of the inter-clasS games. Inc
Juniors came second in the meet and
the Frcsties next The meet showed
up the great strength of Holden. H.
In all track work He took five first
places and one third Mayo, a 1914
man. showed ur well in the 100 yard
dash Paker, 1914. looked like good
material for next spring. Daerng. 10.
ran a fine half mile race. He has a
good stride and he keeps it Well The
events as they cam" eff, with the VIII
uers Of the three first places. were;
Shot put Cove. Il" first. Sheperd.
n, second. ana Holden, 10. third
Distance, 81 TT ] : in.
lialurner throW--B Blanchard, -, first:
Polstcr. t. second: aud Cove. 10,
third Distance 8" = #.
Discus throw Holden, ~. first;
Cove. IL, second; Clement. Il, third.
Distanc" % Fl. in.
lo,-.ard dash-Mayo. ~. first; Nev-
crs. II. second; Brown, II. third
Time 10 IS seconds,
Mile run-Holden. IL. first; llus-
ton. ~ second: Parker, n. third.
Tire. ! MN. - sec.
To yard hurdle Blanchard. ~
hrst; bartlett ~. second: Clement,
~, third Time. Is IS seconds.
ito yard dash Holden. first Brown
~. second; Durvoy, ~. third, Time
- - 20 seconds
!iaif-milc DcerinE 10. first
Cox, Is, second; Huston 10 third
TIM. : min. i 10 sec.
High iunp-kempton. IL. first;
Bartlett. II, second; Emmons. 13,
thi:d. Time. - So seconds.
Pole vault--Baker. IA. first: John
son. -. and Bartlett tied. Hight .
feet
20 ard dash Holden. first: Mayo
IT, second Nevers. IA third, Time
% seconds.
Broad iunp-Hniden. IL. first. VIII
son, IL. second, Cove, 10 third Dis
tarct. - It. l. in,
on account of the weather the two
mile race WAS not run. thus making
the total number of points in the meet
III. OF these the Sophomores took
So. the Juniors took 81. and the
Freshmen took IL.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-10-24
Other Football Games.

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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-10-24
SPORTING NOTES.

JHck 'ohnson's automobile race
e" WIN Barney oldGeld AZ the
Nh"er%hoad hay attack was declared
|"tt Saturday. on account Of rain =,
"o'''d nave been called off anyway.
probably on account of accidents IL
JohuSou's racing machine v-h,,,
'"''''S'h got OUT his Benz racer pre-
p'di"S l"t the race, he found thAt
"' aIhlatur" was broken. johnson syot
out his touring car. and tried 10 to,y
~" h"nz t" . garage, but the touring
car also broke down Johnson. soaked
I" th" skin, got out and, with the as-
S'9lancc Of about % boys. pushed thn
touring car = block to the garage
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-10-24

Captain Of BoWdoiu Football Team Who
Kicked Efeld Goal in amherst Game
Bo"aoin got the ball on Il punt and
Wilson mad 70 yards, bringing the ball
to the .o-yHrd !uc. from where Smith
put 1t over the bars from placement.
Amherst looked to have Il good chance
TO score i'll the last quarter. when hard
linz plunSilS and some forward pa Sses
worked the ball from the middle of the
neld to- the i-Nard liuc, There Rowtloin
neld for downs. hUWd"iu punted and
Fits ran the ball tp the 3o-ysrd line,
from where Madden tried a drop kick
The ball wa% blocked. but Carey re-
covered it in the same place Madden
TOOK another try. but the ball went wide
and Bowdoin got the bail as time was
called.
Pinkett, the Amherst center. played d
brilliant game and Greed showed up well
III Kicking. Amherst outrushed Bowdoiu.
the visitors making only two first downs
The Bowdoin team was the heavier
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-10-24
WORLD OF SPORTS

was done by Dennis, but he did some
extra fine work i'll carrying the ball He
took four long runs of 20 to 81 yards
length, two of which were touchdowns.
Capt Lovely did some very fast work
and made many good gains. One of the
best place kicks that has been seen late
" on Garcelcn field was made by Curtis
of Hebron The ball was on the 35-yard
line and within about three yards of the
edge of the field, and went cleanly over
the middle of the goal This, with the
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-10-24
Bates College To-
Hebron Aca5. 3.

Lewiston, Me, oct. 22,-( specian.-Iu
the fourth game OF the season on ,;arcc-
: Ion field, Bates defeated Hebron 6to 3.
At the first of the -,'n, bates started in
strong but later in the same they were
looSer. While the first II the game
frightened up the followers of the Bates
team yet it is thought that an improve
ment must be made in order to come up
in the Maine series. Fine ai-round work
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-10-24
Oak Grove To-
Hall0Well II, 0.

Vassalboro, Me, oct. 23.-(speciaD. :
Oak Grove Seminary defeated HaIIowell
High school at football Saturday. Is to 0.
A touchdown was made in the second
quarter by \ Jones on forward pass.
A goal was then kicked by Whitehouse.
In the third quarter n. Jones carried the
ball over the line for a second touch
down. The third touchdown was made
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-10-24
BOXING NOTES.

Buck tI'Wim Miller ofBoston and
Bobby Williams Of Philadelphia fought
lively bout at Philadelphia Sat,r-
day night, with honors nearly even.
frankie Conley the bantamwcicbi
champion, won the decision over Joe
Mandot of New Orleans Saturday
night in 10 brisk rounds at New Or
leans.
sam McVey. the American pugilist
saturday night. in Paris, knocked out
sergeant Sunshine, an alleged com
ing English heavyweight, in one
round
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-10-24
B0wdoin Three
Amherst Zero

Amherst Oct. "a field goal by f
Smith In the first quarter gave Bowdoin
3-to-O victory Saturday afternoon over
Amherst. The field was very heavy and
the ball slippery on account of the rain
which fell during the game.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-10-24
Belfast High S; Castinc High o.

Belfast Me. Oct 23-Belfast High
defeated Castine High Saturday. to
g. Robinson. the Belfast High quarter
back, broke his collarbone in the first
Scrimmage.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-10-24

Benny Franklin of Harlem and Joe
Phillips went 10 fast rounds to d
draw Saturday night in the star bout
lat the Lehigh a. c., New York. Phil
lips had the better of the early part
|of the milling. but Franklin came
back strong in the last three rounds
land earned draw.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-10-24
HOLY Cross Six
Colby College Zero.

Worcester. oct. a3.-Tho Holy Cross
football team defeated colby Saturday t
to o. From the kickoff by Joy untli inc
last minute the fighting was hard ana
fast with Colby on the defensive most
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-10-24

Nearly six hundred thousand cycles
are manufactured in the United King
dom in the course of year
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-10-24
u. of Maine 29==
Mass. Aggies 2.

orono. Nc, oct. 25.-tSpeciaD.-The
University of Maine football team again
showed what it was made Of by com
pletely outclassinG the Massachusetts
"Aggies'' on Alumni field Saturday af-
ternoon. The final score was % to 2.
Maine did the larger part of her scoring
in the first half of the game. Sheppard
was easily the star of the game and ms
superb kicking did much to help Maine
win lie made four goals from placement
and failed in four other attempts from
difficult angles. lie out-punted his oppo-
nent by an average If 20 yards, Capt
Parker played his usual strong game,
while Cobb and Carleton were also good
ground gamers For the AGgieS, Capt.
Morse and Lane played strong games.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-10-24
IIALLOWE ELL.

Touchdowns, n. Jones 2, Towle. Goals
from touchdown, Whtehouse. Umpire
Blaisdell Referee. Beers of Oak Grove.
| Head Iinesman. Young Time, 8-mnute
quarters.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-10-24

Team
fine work Of Deuni5, VAS probably the
two features of the same.
ConsidcrabI" puniing was done. Curtis
did the puntiug for Hebron ana Capt
Lovely 1i1 it for BATES; both got off
some fine punts. The forward pass was
used fur Il great number of the plays.
Tie presidency and the well guarded
formations for their forward passes was
very commcndablc TO Hebron. Curtis, for
his distance gaining, passing and punt
ing, seemed to I've one of IIebrons strong
men
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-10-24

For Colby, Go"d". N"l, Sturtevant
and Erwin did the bet work. Erwin do
lug all the Kicking. Tll" summary:
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-10-24

bv Towle. Oak Grove made most Of It's
gain by forward passes and line plunges.
The summary
OAK GROVE HALLOWELL.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-10-24

Scorc-U Of NJ. %, Massachusetts Ag-
ricultural College ,. Goal from field,
Sheppard /. TouchdoWns, Parker, Shep-
hard, Carleton. Goal, SHEPPARD Touch
back. Smith Referee, McCuIdie Umpie,
Jones, Havefod. Field Judge. Boynton,
Bowdoin Head lincsInan, Kent. Times,
Adams, Massachusetts: Sawye. Maine.
Time, two 10 and two l2-min peiodS.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-10-24

Score-B Bates l6. Hebron 3. Touchdowns,
Dennis ,, Lovely. Goals from touchdowns,
Dennis. Place kick from the field, Curtis.
Referee JOY of Colby. Umpire, Gum
mlngs Field Judge. Conner of Holy
Cross Linesmen, Lombard and Gerald
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1910-12-16

in the original American production
OF Youth" which had its premiere
In Boston on September 10, 1882, at
the Boston Theatre. This was the
first military play in which gatling
gun was uned on the stage.
That Maggie Holloway Fisher. who
plays Mrs. Graham IN the Chicago
company OF The Commuters." was
IN the original production OF Man
Kind" an English melodrauna, by
George Conquest and Paul Merritt,
when It was produced at the Boston
Theatre. on August s, 1883.
That Nellie McHenry, mother OF
Jack Webster, who Is appearing 10 the
touring company OF THE Country
Boy" played Lucy In the all-star cast
Of The Rivals" The company in
eluded Joseph Jefferson, Thomas
Ksane, Mrs. John Drew. William n.
Crane. Nat Goodwin ana Henry NIL.
Ter.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1910-12-16
NuMDgR % RiogRe HAVE IN.
.TgAGo AND coNrgsr LOOKS
sLikE r. WILL sE INTERESTING
t-AurUsM Roeg wiNs AGAIN,
!, SKATING OUT THE FAST FUN.
oAMgMrAL


4 suSua1 . special feature has been
ogso1eod n honor Of The ladies who
tQsa cut q Ven % sSdays set suayl
~ tAsm anA ~ fAa&aars tor this a.
to11ooo = the esutlsmsn riders race.
- stx Al Dooaaeols's most accom-.
l13sAoA young hogseman entered. The
0Go1l1U10'o race last Friday was a
<o success and from present indi.
2G6ous t1o oveut this afternoon will
- even marc intsrsstinS. The win
- q LIST week. M. Merritt, does
~ - to16y. t1asmueh % the win
~ @ 3 Sooo q eliminated from future
06mto until The 1nal race when all
- ouecoesful JidsSs meet for the
loroo silver trophy which TIE associa-
- W11 donate. sThe riders and thar
D0lnks TT todAy sre: Mr.. Fen on
yS10k y1t1oa: Mr.. 1eeGor, Ringer;
~. Wn1to. Uo0oo0AuJot; Mr.. zoliuS,
~ 1osa: M. Ill, Judge Dundou, ana
~. 0ou141ea. Anderson
vAGgo waS 41e1teWeut arplenty yes
~q9av e U1pfT111S p4sk which kept
- Flaroo oTow1 n . continual state
esoapooto4leQ. wondeSing what out ot
- or6inAfy Wne' ~ hApp6n nSxt.
sy1vos1tes were successful In most
eoooG. which Wa duly appreciated,
1uty tAs lougest kind Of long shots
1a1aeo4 - zip N during The final
l1vo % he vim 10 set tho place. the
o64ooA chotco0 1eing beaten back
d the fourth event. 1lg Usage fel'
q, u stretch Turn on the Arst time
eyoggd ana geos1' oil over his rider.
1lous1y injured. Whsa the 1sld hi:
~ Gersec1 turn On The last trip
6yonnt ~ halt nile oval chsss cui
ConSJ~y across the neld, fouling Cry
0onV s16 most I'll the others ana won
~ two lonetAA but Was Unqualified
0lyt1o Judges and placed last Hcl
r34oes g. 1r0Wns WAS Gu1pendsd Tor
roao1 toe10es. fhe race was given to
taos0 horse IN. Cry Baby, ct four
toa0Do, W111o oWook OWN, just last
~ ~ luteA third. was given the
C,o6A he lattsf was . Aesvily backed
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1910-12-16
soe.so4aoA ~ rhissen Bids.

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VARIcocELE, which CAUSES Ner
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tiee
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1910-12-16
GENTLEMAN RACE WILL
FEATURE At kUPFRlAN' S

favorito and with clear sailing might
have won, but was frequently 1ntAy.
fered with during the journey and
completely knocked out Of It when
Chess committed her foul. The oily
was an outsider in the wagering. held
At ten to one, and few OF the long
shot hunters were quite juhilant altar
the race tor q space OF about three
minutes, the time It took the judges
to d1squalify her and place Cry Baby
Arst. Tho long shot players Joy them
dropped suddenly, the bunch OF them
presenting very mournful picture.
tor It is not 50 very often they man,
age to put one over and them WHEN
finally succeeding to have It tAlCeu
away 80 unceremouiously was shock,
to say the least. The lovers OF clean
racing, however, and they made up
the majority Of the crowd, were vastly
pleased to see Chess thrown out OF
It It 10 just an example Of how hard
the Judges are striving to run the
game here in strict accordance with
all established racing laws and that
no favoritas are played
Autumn Rose Featured.
The closing race Of the day was the
big t4ature and was fully I'D to ex.
pectations. Autumn Rose and FUnda-
mental reisnsd favorites, the crack
three-year-oh being held At 6 to
steady while Fundamental opened ct
eight 10 ays and dropped to 8 to q ct
closing time when chunk was sent
In the ring backing him, many being
cf the opinion that the Crippen entry
was conceding too much weight to
fundamental n thu short distance.
but Autumn Rose was running in her
very best form, which, BY the way, Il
some form, and she steadily wope
down Fundamental to score another
easy win by . length and q halt
making 4 nearly thirty times she hal
been in hrst since January 1st
4 It was Z great race throughout, the
issue being an open one until the
closing sixteenth, when l. Jackson le
his mount out and she drew away
The audience was with Autumn Rose
to a unit. Everyone was intent,
watching where the t1lly was runnin1
and paying little attention to thu
others. just waiting for the winner Il
start her furious rush for which sh<
Is noted in these parts. and then 90
up and cheer. Autumn Rose Gid no
disappoint and came on with tia
speedy rush when ready.
A. Burton continues his good ridinl
streak, getting in with two more win
ners yesterday. scoring with PLEASING
IA the second race and getting credi
tor win with Cry Baby IN the fourti
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Rasts Not QeneraIlx kneNkn.

That =. +. Backus. WHO plays Mr.
Applebes IN The Commutefs," was
II tho original production Of Jules
veyns's spectacular drama, The Vny.
seeyS IN eouthATu 9aak" whsu It had
its ArSt production on any stage al
Tho Boston Theatre. Tuesday. octo-
ber 26, 1880.
That Frazer Coulter, who plays
Howard Jeftr5As. ST.. II THE Third
04gTso." Vas IN the original pyoduc-
ton ok 'frSe Pardon" wnAn It was
psoduced at the Boston Theatre, on
August u. 1889. This play was acted
That =. A. Eberle. who p,ays Dr..
Bernstein IN Henry B. Harris pro-
duct1eu at The Third Degree" vas
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1910-12-16

1nond drummer, IN Salt Lake City last
September. The Doyle woman. Ia
charge Of detectives. lett Memphis for
Salt Lake City yesterday.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1910-12-16
THE SENATE MUST De
REVISED, DECLARES ross

New York, Dec. 15.-In . speech 1t
thu bsnquet at the National Demo
cratic club this evening Governor-s1eet
Eugene n. Foss, Of Massachusetts.
outlined what be thinks the propsr
course tor his party in view OF the
power It acquired IN ali parts Of tho
country through the recent landslide
he declared b IS a pTotect1onlst.
but protection without reciprocity IL
iudefensibls. and that betore the coun-
try can get "a honest revision Of the
tariff, the senate must b revised.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1910-12-16
MoI6ANT WINS THE
FIRST AERO RACE IN SOUTH
BY Associated Presx.

Memphis. Dec. 15.--In the first
aero racA tor purse ever held In the
south, Moisant was declared victor
over Rsne Simon this afternoon. The
race was tor Ave miles over the old
Montgomery park race co,:rse Mois-
ants time was six minutes, twenty.
tour and ona-ffth seconds. Both men
used mouoplanes Of the BIeriot type.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1910-12-16
ASKS FOR NEW TRIAL

Sc. Louis, Dec. l5.-Aus:in II.
Greaves. who defended himself II a
hrst degree murder trial and who re-
cAdved Life sentence, today filed
through an attorney a motion for
new trial. One count Of the motion
says the court erred in appointing an
attorney TO defend Greaves, despite
the prisoners statement that be did
not want such aid.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1910-12-16
WINDS PREVENT OPENING
FLIGHTS At ATLANTA
0y Assoela4ed Press

Atlanta, Dec. 16.--Wind prevented
the opening flights at the aviation
meeting. which started here today IN,
der the auspices Of the Atlanta Journ,
al. Jimmy Ward made two attempts in
the air, altar which the announce
mAnt was made and the days pro
gram declared OF.
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Why not buy him a Stet-
son Hat-only $3.50. IF size
is not right we will gladly
exchange after Xmas. The
M. & O., 321 and 323 S. Pala-
fox.
NOMINATIONS REfERREp.

Washington. DC. l5-I I, senate
judiciary committee today referred
the presidents ave appointments o!
commerce court judges to sub-eoua-
mittaes tor examination Tho imme-
date confirmation Of Willis vauds-
vanter. Of Wyoming, and Joseph r.
Lamar. Of Georgia, as supreme court
justices waa recommended BY the com.
mittee
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1910-12-16
ccNFEpERATE or GLADYS
Dow 10 CAPTURED

Memphis. Tenn. Dec. 15.-A tAle.
W. Perry, the confederate Of Gladys
Doyle, alias Gladys Whitney, arrested
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PRICE ONLY sio.5oo.
BELT. o'BR1EN 4 CO., lac.
1909 NV.
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FOR sALE-t7, 80; NEW; COITMBIA HGTS.
two .c baths ;,aht Kitchen
BELT. o'BRlEN & CO., Inc. 1909 G NV.
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FOR sALE-CORNBR-A DOOR OR TWO FROM
18TH ST. NV.
$14, OOO-11r., ) baths, hot-water heat: every
other uPto-date eoavsnienee; lot 70 feet wide
BELT. O'BRIEN CO.. Inc, 1909 G NV.
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FOR sALE-CORNER
Rich: fine looking residence.
CLOSE TO DUPONT CIRCLE,
$1,000.
IT.. ) baths, servants quarters.
Ali modern conveniences.
BELT. O'BRIEN 6 CO., Inc, 1909 G NV.
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EIGHT ROOMS AND RECEPTION HALL.
NEW w ONLY ,SIn$ $500.
Every known upto-date convenience; hot
water heat, bay window. porches, etc; clo:e
BELT, o'BRIEN Co. Inc, 1903 G NV.
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FOR sALE-S5.5O0-A CLEAN-CUT THREE
story home on Irving st. close to 18th ct.
Columbia Heights.
every respect. Only $500.
BELT. oBRlEN CO., Inc. 1903 G NV.
FOR sALE-s4. $50; NEW HOUSE; ExCELLRNT
location, close to cars. parks and other advan
hail; 10. water heat. electric light. etc. ssol
cash and $3.50 monthly. including all interes,
sEIf. o'BR1ES q CO., Inc. 1909 NV.
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FOR sALE-s10. 5OO-A BEAUTY on PARK
T pn. new; IOr.. two baths, hot-water heat
BELT. o'BRIEN CO., Inc, 1909 NV.
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