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Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-05-05

Celery SandWiches-Chop oneQuar-
Ter OF a cupful OF celery fine Nix
uith one hard boiled egg pressed
through a sieve and sufficient mayor
naise dressing to moisten properly
Orange parfait--Whlp one quart OF
cream 90 q stiT frot. Add one cupful
of granulated sugar Oh one cupiul OF
1rarre juice. and stir until the sugar
Is dissolved Nix This carefully with
the cream. turn into a mold. cover che
TOP with a sheet OF creased writing
paper. and put on the ud Pack in
SAID and ice for gao hours
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-05-05

me terribly. ! n3o
3 harp. sh oottn z
pains. changing % a
eull. dragging ache
I could not stand for
any length Of time
AID nay back hurt me
When I sat down. Ny
feet and ankles we're
badly swollen every
evenin <. and NV
stomach was out Of
order. Doan's Kid
ney Pills cured me
OF these troubles ir
1902. and for Ave
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-05-05
EDITORIAL GOSSIP.
No Malice

By not bringiug new paramount
issue back with him. Alr. Bryan bias
sorely disappointed the DemocrIrr
safe-1ud -sauers. We are quite surr
erateIy and maUclousiv -I.ristol Here
1Id-Courler.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-05-05

years / have had no return"
At any dealers, soc. a box. or mailed
on receipt OF price b. Foster-Muourn
Co.. Buffalo. y. Y
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-05-05
WOman'S Department

from burning li sou want 90 freehea
the air CO The room. SGT light te q stalk
and then iet De- smolder As it does
So % Wiu an the air with fragrance
ALL ABOUT THE HOUSE
few dollars viii make dinEy
room look much brighter. SAYS the
Woman's National Weekly Clean he
carpet and wipe GO on with a solutoa
of clear water and vinegar Use tsW
BRIGHT prints in the frames containing
old pictures Scatter the family 30
lures. and tone the walls with Emalhsr
ones in gilt frames Have a iardiniera
4 with a blooming plant in D. Arranga
B Co have a Windows box filled with re
a1=ers A furniture dealer viii mix
n can Sc the very best furniture var
nish and teu you the best Kidd %
brush 90 use wash the frrniturs An1
wipe lt dry Apply the yaruish In ~
thin coat as possible DO not GraE
the brush and do NOT reva-nish a spOt
once COATED. lf necessary to add a 49,
oud COAT wait several DAYS
Z
FINGER NAILS
Finee~ nails should D. cared for
.eterg tay Do you follow rlis practice
Dc viI fakc hut a. few minutes at any
Nue ~rl. Fnur mai In Harl
In which there ls UtfIe tine
f... of Nerru.n or aromatic vinegar.
I.IU.r rlf.. H.I nIrl SOAP amid fheu
O. n.. t.e ruts fo fhe same shape as M
Nrf'e half moon at che base. Trim &C
u aI rnu-h elees Press the skin away
from fn- haf moon So chat Be- eiu
Show distinctly This ought to ID
A done uIfh tle towel every time Vcl
l wash sour hands 10 not use q nEl
fIe for tlis purpose hut am oranEe
wood stick After the nails are shnpec
d hr this treatment az both ends polish
beg them uith channels pousher. hsiul
t- careful not 90 be az them hy too hrisi
d rubbing Before polishing you ma
So rub little vaselinc or olive oii %
l them. with lltlle powder busted over
This win give higher polish Whicl
= wll last longer than the simple fra
'f tion 90 the chamols Be careful 9
bel wash the powder all on The nniahia
be- touch is given by rubbing With a plat
-rr channels.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-05-05

To paint @ be lifF would De silly.
AS everyone lerfe<.
! don't DENY &c nor DO / try 81
j wkifewash trees
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-05-05
BACK GAVE OUT.
A Typical Case sf kidney TroubIe and
= Typical Care.

Mrs. chloe PAGE. Of $40 Pitt St.
Alenandria. Va. says. -My back hurt
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-05-05

p b. DDnahle. Madison ward. SEE
John d Mitchell. clay Ware. $50. John
n non IeaNy. CLAW WaIc. Sf1. a.
Melton. JEFFERSON WARD. Se6.10
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-05-05

from burning Do you want 20 treshea
the air of The room. SGT light tc sfaik
and then let Do smoidcr As it does
So Do Wiu nu che air with Fragrance
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1910-09-30
WILL EDDIE COLLINS
FALL LIKE TY COBB
Detroit Wonder Did Not Shine in Pre-
vious Series-What viii Athletics
Star Do?

Will Eddie Collins, the star of the
Athletic, prove the same dismal failure
i'll the coming worlds series with the
Cubs that Ty Cobb. the sensational
PLAYER of the Tigers. did in the big
playoffs with the Cubs and the Pr
rates? e
Connie Mack is Of the opinion that
his youthful pllenom will play much
better article of ball in the game for
the worlds baseball supremacy than
the wonderful Tyrus did. Connie
bases his assertion on the ground that
Eddie is a more, conservative player
than his Detroit rival. and says that he
VIII get away with more stun against
Killing. Chance & Co:
There is no getting away, from the
post season series in which the Tigers
participated. In 1907. 1903 and 1909 he
had a general batting average of $50
in the American league. He batted
$50 in 1907, being at bat sos times and
making 212 hits. The next season he
hit a 1924 clip. registering 1873 hits in
SCI times at bat While last season he,
finished with .377 mark, naming 21s
hits in 533 times at bat This gives
him a total of 61S hits in 1859 times
at bat in the three seasons, $50 av-
erage.
Cobb stole 1854 bases. made so sacri-
flee hits, cracked out SO doubles. As
triples and Is home runs during these
three campaigns With these facts
before them the fans had a right to
expect great Things from the Georgian
in the worlds series. but he failed to
shine His general batting average in
the two series with the Cubs and the
one with the Pirates was only 1852, al
most 100 points less than his mark for
the three Years in the American
league.
In the 1907 setto with the Cubs Cobb
made but four hits in twenty trips to
the plate, an average of 200. The next
year he batted .S6S. making seven hits
in nineteen trips, TO the plate, while
against the Pirates he fell to .231 max :
ing but six hits in twenty six times
up. Thus in sixty-fve times at bat
in the three series in which the Tigers
participated Cobb made only seven
teen hits. a mark of .262.
He, stole but four bases, made two
sa crifice hits and was credited with
four dou bles and one triple. His
greatest Nclaim to fame in the threa
big shows was that he stole seconcSnd
third against the famous Johnny king
on Oct. L. 1908, while he amazed 2
Pittsburg crowd last fall by stealing
home with the veteran Vic Willis
pitching and George Gibson catching.
Cobb scarcely played up to his great
form. and if Eddie Collins shows no
more class than the Tiger star in the
approa ching encounter with the Cubs
there will be thousands Of disappointed
fans in Philadelphia.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1910-09-30
Honest Advice 10
CoRSumptiVeS

Somehow there exists a vast amount
or skeptfotsm as to the possibility of
curing Consumption We sta te
none but facts, and are sincere in what
Cd with Tuberculosis. we should do
precisely what we ask others to do
take Eekman's Alternative promptly and
faithfully. The reason we
should do this, and warrant we have
for asking all Censumptives to take it,
j. that We have the reports of many
cures. one of which follows:
SIS Susquehanna. Ave, Phila.. Pa.
Gentlemen: For two years J was
afficted with hemorrha ges of the lungs
the number tetsled nearly one hundred
our family physician advised another
climate, as to remain would probably
be fatal; however remained. and in
FEBRUARY Of 1902, / was taken with a
recovered sufficiently to walk about
the house j was left with q friThtful
hacking cough, which no medicine
had taken could alleviate. ! was again
advised to 80 to another part of the
1902. that learned of Kckman's Alter
alive. In q short time my cough was
gone and I was pronounced 'welP or
cured. Since that time have had two
slight attacks of pneumonia and 1 have
I am at present in excellent health
ana feel that a5 long as can OBTAIN
Ecknan's Alternative. I have mo fear of
ly for the good it has dome
lSigned) HOWARD L. KLOrZ
Eckman's Alternative cures Bronchitis
Asthma. Hay Fever: Throat and Lung
AAEectiHns For Sale by The Lee 4
OsSecd Co. and other lea ding drug
etsts. SIX for booklet of cured cases
and write 70 Eckman Laboratory. Phil
anripiiie. Pa. ror additional evidence
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1910-09-30
WHAT TO DO WITH
THE FORWARD PASS.
Penalties When Completed or Uneom-
pleted-No Longer Than 20 Yards.

Here's little chat on a forward
pass. The passers must stand at least
five yards behind the scrimmage line
and the ball cannot travel more than
twenty yards in advance OF the
scrimmsge line. For mira cttons of
these rules it counts as a down aft
err the first and second down have
been called, play starting on the spot
where the pass was made. If the
pass, however. is made after the t,ird
to the opponents where the pass was
made.
If the pass is made legally, but
strikes the ground before being
touched by a player on either side, the
pass is uncompleted and above pom
alties may be ordered. Forward
passes legally made cannot be touch
ed by any player except those VINO
we're at least one yard behind the
scrimrnage line or at either end when
the ball was put into play. If the
Of the passer's side it goes as uncom-
pIeted and calls for the above penal
ties.
Any player on the defense can at
tempt to secure the bail ON a forward
pass. II the ball is legally touched
by a player Of the defensive side be-
fore striking the ground IT Is no.
bodys ball. OF the offensive side only
the man first legally touching the ball
is eligible to touch or recover the ball
until it has been touched by an oppon-
ent. A ball thus illegally touched or
recovered goes to the opponents, ex-
cept within the 10 yard line, when It
counts as a touchback to the offended
side.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1910-09-30
CITY LEAGUE NOTES.
Baseball weather yet.


Norwich Town will be on the State
Hospital diamond on Saturday:
Catcher Pendleton's wing is workin &
nice for those heaves down to second
Bill Austin has it on the rest of the
pitchers in the league for speedy
shoots.
With Slim McIntire on first. Greene
vile is satisfied with the way that ia g
is guarded
Umpire Riley will work at the Hos
pital grounds, Umpire Benoit at Sa-
chem park.
The game at Sachem park this week
will be between the Centrals and
Greeneville
Tom Casey, one of the old hands at
the game, has pulled off the fancy field
ing stunts at second.
Pitcher Croker has been handing up
some classy stuff in the tWirling de-
partment. but wild pitch or two has
put the kibosh on some of his games.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1910-09-30
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
lfSTLESS SPECULATION.
Gains Established at the Close Which
Was Strong.

New York, Sept. 2s.-SpecuIation In
stocks resumed an extremely Hstless
tone today when Reading fell back from
its excessive prominence. This chang e
was only by comparison with the last
few days that stock, United States
Steel and Union Pacific retaining their
old predominance, with dealings of
more than half the aggregate for the
whole market. A number Of so-called
specialties. including public utilities
and some low grade non dividend pay
ers, were taken up for exploitation in
a mild way. The principal gains wers
established shortly before the closing,
which was strong,
The course of the preparations for
the October money settlements alb
the financial district, to the exclusion
of stock speculation Another rise in
the call money rate indicated that a
lessening of loanable funds might be a
positive influence in the dizziness of the
market. The fact that the rise in
money rates was not confined to the
call loan division carries the infplica-
ton that the conditions are nottmerely
temporary or having to do with the
October first payments. Time loans for
the nearer maturities, especially those
which just carry o%er the end of the
present year, are notably affected. 1t
is an interesting incident OF this sit
W
for commercial paper is reported by
the brokers, a condition which is as
crfbed to lessening of supply rather
than to an increase in demand from
buyers.
On the foreign exchange side the
course of foreign money markets hold
rates against relief for the local money
market The full one per cent. adj
vance in the official discount rate OF
the Bank of England today proved to
have been amply foreseen yesterday
and it was Of no further influence on
must be needed nevertheless, and its
warning effect was ernpha sized by the
weekly statement of the Bank of
France, showing inroads on the gold
supply of that institution in common
with the English bank, to supply the
Egyptian demand on account Of the
large cotton movement. The private
discount rate in Paris rose fraction
today. Our own cotton market adj
vanced again, with expressed skeptic
ism over the announced intention to
lock out the Manchester cotton spin
ners on Oct /.
The special weakness of American
Sugar was taken to be due to an APP
prehension that the case of the gov
eminent against that corporation ma y
be made q prominent feature in the
political campaign in New York state
this fall. The governments raid on d
breke rage house of unsavory antece-
dents and a dealer in unlisted secur-
ties outside the authority of the stock
exchange was called a helpful factor in
the stock market.
The firm money market has not
checked the improved demand for
bonds. A feature is the temperance
on the tape of many investment issues
which have been dormant for a long
time past. The tone was strong. ROtal
sales. par value. s265s 600. United
States bonds were unchanged on call
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1910-09-30
WESTERLY HIGH STARTS
FOOTBALL PRACTICE,
Squad Has Some Promising Candi
dates-ScheduIe to Be Made Up.

Westerly High school Ees got out its
candidate for the football team, who
will be coached by d. w. ROBBERS Dan
iel Lar1in and Principal Swain. AL
together it is expected that q squad of
about 20 will try for places.
Shanks Archie. the prospective full
back; Spencer, Crandall and Anderson
are showing fine. Acting Captain Joe
Howard is doing the punting. Nuns
Rordall, though light, is showing up
well at end.
Other men trying for line positions
are Healy. Gavirt, Clemens, F'enelon,
Dover. Cook, Blivxen, McLaren, Ruisi
and Utter. Clemens and Cook are two
promising freshmen.
Games are to be arranged with
Norwich, Buckley, Windham, C1in-
ton. East Greenwich Academy and
probably Woonsocket, Hope and Clas-
steal High schools of Providence.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1910-09-30
ROBSON BLOCKS EARLY
PLAYING OF WORLDS SERIES.
Has No Intention Of Chanting Date
for His ST. Louis Team to Play
Chicago.

Cleveland, Sept. 29.-The series OF
games between the Chicago National
baseball team and the Pniiadeiph a
Americans for the worlds champion
ship viii not commence en- Oct. Is. ac
cording to statement made here TO-
Cay by Stanle" Robson CT the st
Louis team of the National league. The
situation is in the hands of Mr.. Rohi-
son, for Oct. Is is the scheduled date
for q game between his team end TIE
ChNago club. Mr.. Robson said that
he had no intention of charging tha
date. He added that possibly an ar
rangement would be MADE. Gout at pres
cnt he knew of nothin- which would
cause the regular schedule to be
changed.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1910-09-30

The Norwich ducknin trio made a
cleanup of the New London three at
the Rose, alleys. on Thursday evening,
defeating them three straight strings
and 1l3 on total pinfall. But while
the Norwich team took the match from.
the visitors, the failed to reach the
1000 mark by 66 pins. both Fiji Nc
Ciafferty and Manager Stone falling
Gown in their share OF the work. Har-
risgwas right on the job with a plenti-
full supply of spares, dou b1iEg up spares
at the end of each string and leading
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1910-09-30

ISOLATION football eleven and the
Branford house team for Saturday aft
ernoon The Taftville players will
leave at -1.20 O'Clock for New London
and they are looking forward to a
victory for their team, although they
expect that the game will not be lack
ing in interest.
The following will represent the
Model Mill Village: IT. F'inlayson, Mo-
riarty Andrews. r. Wilson. Richard
Pilling, James Wilson, Robert Pilling.
J. Waring, A. Fin1ayson, Greenhalgh,
S. Aiighton.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1910-09-30
Tn. umsire'. Decision.

Boston is the chief expression OF
New Enaland,' says the New York
World. Perhaps so. But this also is
true-Boston might be wiped out and
New England would remain, but wipe
out New England &nd where would
Boston be ?-Springfieh Republican.
The Republicans contention is con-
vircinx. In metaphysical subtletieS
the World Is no match for a typical
New En9iRni newspaper.-Troy Press.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1910-09-30

all six of the rollers for singles and
three string total. He counted for over
100 in each string. topping the list with
121 high single and 346 high indivld-
uaI three string total. The New Lon
don team had possible chance to win
the second string. but Harris saved the
game for Norwich with his double
spares in the last two boxes.
Coffin led the New London team with
a three string total of 27S and a single
of 101, which was just one more than
Mana ger Dalton rolled for his high
single mark. The scores:
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1910-09-30
Hans Breaks Lexington Track Record

Lexington. KY, Sept, 2s-Hans
paying $29.4O on each 50 ticket in the
mutuels, won the Lexington Brewing
company selling stakes, the. feature of
the closing day Of the Kentucky rae
ing Association meeting. He broke a
track record in going the mile and
t. enty yards in lao 3-5. a second fast
ef than the time by w. A. Deach at
TIT spring meeting
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1910-09-30
Miss Hammond Was Tennis Star.

ECston, Sept. 29.-Miss Luise Ham
moEd of New York was easily the
particular star of the tennis tourna-
,fellt at the Longwood club today,
winning all her ma tches. Besides get
tirg into the finals of the singles by
her victory in the forenoon over Miss
F..ljth Rotch of Boston. she figured
successfully n the women's doubles
and the mixed doubles this afternoon.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1910-09-30
COTTON.

New York, Sept. 29-Cotton futures
closed steady. Bids September 1852,
October and November 1886. December
and January 1870, February 1915,
June 1884, July 1921. Spot closed quiet
and unchanged; middling ',uplands
1915, middling gulf 400, sales 5,727
bales
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1910-09-30

Now Haven.-The first explanation
of the slump in the usually large In
crease OF pupils in the local schools at
the opening of the school year was
given Tuesday, when superintendent
Of Schools F. H. .Beeds sisted that the
difference was probably due to the fact
that a large number Of children usual
ly attending public schools are now
studying in the various percchfai
schools.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1910-09-30

KIDNEY 1 !. . .. 1920 ~
TDnI Eand dsn't kDsr 3. =
NOODA>A~y you want EoSd a0.4ts
Kilmer's Swamp Rect. the GT'sot A4nTy
remedy. At druggists In nifty csnt md
dollar sizes. Sample bottle oFs MAIL
find out II you have kidney troSbSe
Address Or. Kd3nsr 4 o.. Bingham
ton. n. Y.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1910-09-30
The United States Finishing Company
320 Bron d W ny.

32O Brondway.
New York. Sept Is, 1910.
Preferred stock Divfdepd No. IS.
The Board of Directors have this day
declared the regular quarterly dfvid end
OF one and three-quarters per cent
(1A per cent?. upon the Preferred
Stock Of this company payable Oct /,
1910, to stockholders Of record at the
close of business Sept. go 1916
Common stock Dividend No. z.
The Board of Directors have this day
declared a dividend of one per cent q
per cent?, upon the Common Stock Of
thfs company, payable Oct. 1, 1910. to
stockholders Of record at the close of
business Sept. 20 1910.
seplTd F. s. JEROME, Treasurer.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1910-09-30
MON Ely.

New York Sept. 29.-Money Oh call
strong al 2dp3 per cent. ruling rate
2 81 last loan . IA. closing bid >.
offered at Ia Time loans firmer;
sixty days 4M4 IA per cent: ninety
days ID. six months l-2u4 "a.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1910-09-30
Swept Alleys With Visiting Rollers
New Londoners Fail to Get String. Harris Does
Clever Work -Lajoie and Cobb Laid Off Thurs
day-St. Louis Owner Won't Postpone October
Date to-Hasten Worlds Series. s.s f

last year, at . and l years respectively,
won today the 3 year old and 2 year
cid divisions of the Horse Review flu
turit in races that were made uncer-
tain by the unsteadiness of each.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1910-09-30

bt. Bransaeid .sc.incs hits Knsbe Grant, DOUBLE
plays Mowrey to Haussr to Konstely. Moran u
Knabe; stolen base. Bates; struck out. BY Harmon
g. by Ewing = left bases, st. Louis s. Philadel
chia Z: first base balls, OF Harmon 8. OF Ew-
ing q first base errors St. Louis 3; hit by piteh
or. by. Ewing l. time. 1.45 umpires Klein and
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1910-09-30
Syracuse Starts for Yale Game.

Syracuse. n: Y. Sept. 29.-The Syr-
acuse university football team left to-
night for New Haven, where on Sat
urday it will meet Yale The team was
giving a rcusing send off by 1900 stu
dents
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1910-09-30
phi.Iis. Easily Defeat st. Louis.

Philadelphia Sept. 2s-PhadeipMa hit the ball
hard today and eadly defeated St. Louis The Wis
isitors made two hits only of Ewing. Manage Doc
in OF Philadelphia suspended Indefinitely today
BY PRECEDENT Lynch for dispute with Umpire KLEIN
yesterday Bresnahan put out OF .o6ay's Gam6
disputing decision by Umpire Kane. Score
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1910-09-30

Score by innings:
St. Louis .............0 n al
Chicago ...... ........0 0 0 OF
Two base hits. Mclean. Mullen: sacrifice hits.
Truesdale. Payne; double play Hoffman To stephens
stolen base Stone hit by pitched ball. by Mitchell
q balls. off Isnae 8. off Mitchell /; strucl,
cut. by LANCE 6. by Mitchell 3: left bases, st
nr,'s 9. Chicago 6: time, 15e; umpires. Evans and
Sheridan.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1910-09-30
se.eher Badly Hurt.

New York. Sept. 29.-Nsw York took the last game
from Cincinnati today. to T. through Murray's
clever hitting and Ames steadiness at critical times
Bescher Cncinnau's left fielder. had his left hand
lacerated and his chest badly injured when he ran
against of the field boxes in the fifth inning He
had be taken to hospital Umpire tombstone
put Manager Griffith of the feid and Outdelder Pask
out of the game for disputing decisions. Ths
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1910-09-30
AMERICAS LEAGUE STANDING
Boston 2, Cleveland 4.

Cleveland. Sept. a9.-Cleveland lost its last home
game oe the season today Boston winning to l.
Cleveland Numbered the bases. having four men
thrown at the plate Lajoe out Of the
game again. Score:
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1910-09-30

Pittshurg

Brooklyn. Sept. 2s-BrookIyn used three pitchers
in endearor make il Ave straight from Pitts
burg today but the visitors 7 TO e Adams
pitched we'll wltiie Burke was wild Score:
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1910-09-30
Norwich.

The 1z7 string by Harris was good
for the daily prize. In the ro1l-off of
the two-man tournament this week L.
Young and Stone took first prize WITH
a. score of 683. Liggins and Hill were
second with e66.