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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-06-09
READY ron lMOrOR BOITS.
Z ALTON and BeFneyO Expected to Reach
Atlantic city TO-nlght.

The Seaside Yacht club. which IL looking
alter the finish ~ the race from Havana 10
Atlantic tity. viii put the mark boat on
Noung's Pier this afternoon, Il expected
that tho Caliph and Bsrneyo. which are
leading In the race viii arrive here this
evening. and tho Tvs and Caroline will get
IN "arly on Friday morning This IL assum-
.ng that tho a. be, are main tanning the same
rate Of speed az hen last sighted and that
they nave met with no serious delays.
Inc llys and caroline we're sighted i've
m ilss apart evenly miles north Of Jupiter
Inlet a. GIi % , lOyk on Monaday afternoon.
They had then made rs miles from key
West in tArn o.. -, IN hours. Witch IL a.
the rate Of min" miles an hour With he
fair current ct rho Gulf stream the iva
should haze hccn o| the DIAMOND shoals
lishts % shortly Ieiorr midnight last night
The alIph should then have been several
hours abr1t 81 the Tvs. a. she h ta-ter
Cont .1utas q. tho same rate ot speed the
Ilr. shuult lIt.r this ',i miles from tho
Diamond ~HuH'. i.rhI~Itp tu Atlantic city
Ir tNrufr.r. DO. huIr- - that she should
Hnl-n gNp". u',ln ,o.mnrrOA morning
The ,llirr 20 won the rae" from he Tvs
wu.f finish ..i.,ru borg. ahel I 81 the lly-
IIr ..#H"u.tIH ct" u. tOuIWhus ~ tha
savannah f.' nov pn h'r nav 20 Swan
auh %. ,b.f'I To-. ul'.sl Wireless Inst night
|UHf 90 ~ NN'N -lN UIllfa NORM OF luH
Diriur shoals iIghtship she passed q
rro'nfb.FI -hoain- rcd and white lights
Itt- I. rHrf ~ tho utrlf VI srnl of tho nDhts-
mems, ND The tlt' Of columbus did not
mHEr our he disJ iuguishing signal but tho
o. b. f.U~' 10 either he tlliph or RerurvO
size VS. fh'I 80 wiles from The ilnishlng
line
IN. Diamond shoals livhtship ssnr a
mes teV " htCh said that az 4 20 o'clock n
motor hp WIS sighted north, but too far
a - - III
the rmp Yacht sighted by the steamship
&c, nf Columbus
The steamship Mohawk bound from New
lurA % Jacksonville sent q message IN hv
uirsd Wireless which aid that TAP NJ
when ., miles northeast Of Tape Lookout,
motor boat No was sighted mak king good
weather There h NJ number IN the race
and d j. probable that this WAS llys No !
he Mohawk said the wind was light from
uurt he1~i The point where this yacht was
,tghted h. fu,i ~ miles from the Diamond
shoals llght~nip, and II q was the llyS then
she y we'll within her time on the leaders.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-06-09
LHELI >PrEDn TROTS.
RunsWA, Add, to Excitement Of Matinee
larrs

rufNsr rut,h occurred uu Ihr upp'r
~grDIvss -sr-uh .i-r When tur u, ug
va. ~ i'a helghr ,Fr-~d considerable "z-
ufsWsr' .r,tsrd-. afternoon an he NATL
toe 0r 'hr Road Dr,.r- ESD. 8fion james
Pay aa. Instrumental 900 starting 'ha uua-
Hsr vrr 30 uaiHrtfnutF lef hs Hhe-t.
uuf gslUug alone bU mo Irn with hf-
head pointed toward me ,taIi" lr nerd -
uU. q slight 700 Hu'lsv in tte form p, q rH ing
rrD -raper fp start Iphh.r. Hua when hr
Iid sfurr ~ fpok TnIIt oman NuDrath. who
..- Stationed 90 fha IppfT reich .ur.
'bu % ip reduce HIM fp pft n D.. NuaHE
r.ausred 'u grab The bird uI 'h" rIIusWa.
auI bring him % Oh .rani-fiI nrtors he had
dB- o. mo ne 'rTug g OF 90 ]. e Sat uurd
f.-f balsv 'hs har u le POST
tharl'- " laud'- Inner Grard ~
won again cs'efia winch wsNe- etgh'
heat. frr hun for he four ultiue - Vhi'h
have tcsn held ht- Fs him q scidr.i
lead 90 fha o.. col ,up winners Inner
Iuard va. url, 100 hss.. ahead 90 = 4
ATaurfrf .fg, from i.r slm~ stable
bu' no Dc - ed Nd Ershtdl' iu The \
rrofr ug class 700 ,traigh' heats ~ iu1
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-06-09
English SiILN ron WESTW AND,
Made h, Ratsey. Who says NesseI Is q
NrPy Fine Schooner.

Thou. " R'tsey Who IL nov head of
tho Frg'i-h family ~. .,lg,akrrs. arrived
h'rc rn-' 'rdav On ne aamship OCesriC
10 visit his sons. Who have -ail lofts az cay
Island l's has ,oW" to help ms sons. who
lra y"rr huSv INST nov Nlr Eitsey said
b' bed -rru tive hooUer Westward. Nhioh
r rutt 10 south u,piou 10 no orr Tor her RAJ
I"" abroad. and Uus very much impressed
With her u aid. she j. a hre vessel
and I think she will heat the Cgrmsu
s"hooneV Geru mia and Meteor Mr. 'orh-
i8ns ordered q suit of sails for the "achi
o. soon o., D., arrived IN England aud hey
have been made lufoVturatalv there
aTr DO British - boomers II her class Tbs
Iicely. " igh will he raced. j. nearly Ten
year- did nd hardly the Va, hi TO b. pitted
against on M - dat vessel like tho West
ward. This Il untorunHts hut u may IN
du'" SOM % oar "A, hi-'reu 20 build IN
"a vlHs - for auoJlNr season - snort
Nr Rat-"- vii attend -or Of the regatta
hils here Ne rNpa.t- 10 20 home neat
Ufnufh
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-06-09
GENTLEWiN'S FOUR CiPSIzES.
Resrued by Yale Coach kennedy AFTER
HaH an HouF IN the water.

CALLS FEERY Conn, June There was
more excitement az Wales training camp
a. Gales Ferry to-day when the gentiemen'-
four capsiKrd ~ Tow Point. a mile south
Of tho boathou-e In the shell we're Two
fre-hnan Subs ~cragg and uliy. at
stroke aud No o respectively while y" pnd
Assistant Manager street of fhe varsity
squad rowed 40 bow and Manager Halves
no hs- the freshman crews % trust, vas
a. " Wa fully hail 600 hour hr1urr
he men Nrre picked up Pos Coach Kennedy
lr hi- return 200 thH lIub'u from me lower
pHh nl the course Robin son. 'pA~H an
Wis 90 u nom v'up-arH abel I..'.N
able 10 crawl up uu the wharf
tOtsh Kennedy b. Vru t.-iuF 'le Hir'f 900 a.
flrti.- that Harvard .uI.h D. Jim NT.h.
indulge In when un reaches the Thlwr.
that j.. putfIuE BIZ men through a hard
.efgHt OF nine milo drill averf day DO 0T.lyr
futt thsy Nil boz able 20 stand r boot for
mile mace
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-06-09
RTRNS OTPOIVTS rOrLON.
JsFss, HoJ sldesleps Rushes and Punches
the thlraEaan uaFd.

frankie Euru- Tho New Jersey bantam
hoter outp'infrd Johnny Coulon from
,hi'1Vo Who -fyi~s himself tho fis Mound
champion 80 ne FmuiTr 4 e. lar night
BROW he star mo Jersey boy vas thsrr
and managed ~ rieverly sidestep some
81 oulon'z " iid rri-hea
Do mo se~Ond round Burns brought The
hlood from tOulun's ear In the fourth
round hs also brought The clarst from
'oulou'z nose tn The ninth and tenth
rounds iouI0n tried ~ rush it bur Burns
rlavefI1 -idesiepped and vas there utfb =
return. mailing ne Chicago boy look ~hssr
~ raa fasf bout from start 70 nn|ah. uifh
seton n every seCond Of each round
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-06-09
Cornsli'. FoetbsiI Date,

IiH,.' June The ,"gnru football
-.grguIs RH'rh r1- announced to-day be-
practically 're same t- h-' year p,,sp,
that Hobart has been pat GA Tor the only
mdvsek game at "a" opening OF the season
september - Tho carlisle game h., been
cancelled The chicago gain. win boz PLAYED
n Ithaca ugatu under su agrr.meu. Ealing
,uf re- game uU Marshall tiT'd f'r following
year To-" schedule Is
september - Hobart AZ Ithaca
ur.ohrT g. % D. At ItBa.r Oherln Oh.
IIhsra ''. TordhAu 90 Ifbhra. e. hrrNout Hf
f|Napa % Williams 81 Ithaca
NINaTher b. Harvard Hf tawh.idgr '-. tFI
caro- 40 Ithsra o. prru-I wanna 90 phieicph Ia
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-06-09
SWEEPS CARLTON STAKES
kEENE COLT, FAVORED nv THE
STiRI. BEATS THE TURN.
-rlRcr Imperial hhorLc'l 10 us Knees NJ
the pest and 4 I.rti HamPIOn curt.
NrfloNm mint. Adrian. Priruni'is and
UInrhfoaa ,Isu score a. GraVe.end


Irus4 4 kr,Ur.. Svr,p. %, Ben brush
rnL Domino v IN the e.. ~ carlton stakes.
tor tkr,s .re.r-00,i-. ono mile. al GraN esend
,..f,rds. .r,,r conditions that we're
.rr.I, ,p hr. favor IN the first Mace
Starter ts..,d, oha u.d not u-r Hat
to.t,d Br.,E aIInr 81 Suran. With the
Irr Power. r.p 20 h.ar the barrier
The -t,r, ,.,. ,F,,t-i directly ia front III
ma. yr.rd-iar1 and tb. ,rnvd Of e ~
sp,,i.,tgr. COULD not h-ip ..e,ng iu,t vh1'
Eafr.-.,I SN,rp Ot4 under hcri,fv
when ta.,,H, Released tho gate vhHc m 20
others vrr, Hudulad together. r1usht
unaware. Their. Vs.. 70 slIiau lam and
I,.r,, Ir,r.rttI ssp1,i rH,.n, was kp,sk OF
.EI. ar...... ..r.. l.rf .I,pIfrr p4Iultitn
-. tt.4-.t. .. -. a. -,
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90, star AMI ur'h'fnor" Do" NJ a. in'rflrr"'i
with Iu such manner 1F Nugus' Rrimpu' -
Starhrtfrr ou the lower turn rhaf Garner.
mullen. u,, r,,-f b,Is . dozen I.nrfh.
Nesuv nile SNrou. Go 10. 0a- 0IuginE
nm boz front attended by The Turs nv
Hen, Nh, va.rf r.t0.r h,. Mo-, fhr-
-. ,t......... ,f.. "a,
% ',aN ''' ~
mtddi' 81 lh' ht'A-'t"i'H NN''N WIS
TurL runriur trus TO hi. real form .arf nd
r,.i..,,,,,. g,ll, t,,., a. .,..l, "a ,,,r
% IH-' lE'm 'h' l""'t ''.. 'h'' %" vas
third los than two lrUgtH- aNt'. With
the Other. cut 81 e. Ih.t order was
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s.-. 49,. 80. - -.
u,'i''.N' ~. ~ wv
the pIs,r sweep .a. ail ouf tf tho end
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-06-09

''sraisrd y U"jzn Who has been yarh'
ug no M Mediterranean on Nhs British
.srT1 's'W H0nur returned yes'srd,.
HU rho nTr1n., Nr Dodge said no pr1iised
rough -He " s4'tsFranesu 20 f1r a. m.
.I0iy Fud. .I4HIng man. u0r'-. md hen
- IrUeH OH no EafHf n" Southampton
H's srfouner gr0Ua BE- nov ffFInR on ana
W. p"IEa ufI .rIt'E- .u Ne' fhs sImn-r
-rn 90 Wfla r1TIng fn mo rrliae m me
Ne" ~. N8rr' iIub Re sait he " orlt
p. 'INN H r"u rHnhf This rrar ruf Hruif
aFsl '-a IN boat fFT fha rrraanf
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-06-09
LuiOs...Hsst InMY. Each A.

View NOrE's Automobile Bargain Establishment
Par D. .crlcnce
superb Niork % used standard Automobiles
superior 10 any IN Town. our Tlass-
tar are not 10 be found elsewhere
1910 parkafds. Runahouts rOuungs. Lm0tslnes
g. -E0-G3 an
Ot1rr Parthrds. Nsu ~ & nn 1879 Fierce ~
'Nlndrr 1919 Toner ~K . hinder 1917 pcsriess
iap pupf Hartiordg lHa Thomas IA % under
lAu Chalmers, Buick, Pullman Aicos Fiafs
tuomasrs Town Cars TNs Buick EnFineer
Wages. 10 Maxwell uriiyrri $40 Mitchell ism
$50 Mcrgedcs tnll s. -. pops Hartford $50
S,fu maxwell TOURING. $50 ioO other 4uusua
urpngtunltles
-IIarC ueannr FKaulnaunns ailow-I BEN
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-06-09

t,ooi .ia-f. Won boo .7 Mellow mint. OBJ Z q
b. Hcl Uailais. 900. bel. oNnrI Pos o Hitch
rorL Ir frainei uy " ral lor
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-06-09

boCd start vOn driving prironfus hr 2 q
r. NF7upruuius q IaTa Bauer owned ~, fbs
Orsrk -'sbls trained b. rs " harrir.
ann Hn.H
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-06-09

I sed snd endowed BY the leading dealers. sold
eli over toe world. Gee. ". Hoffman MnfF- Ia
ataRapslts. Ind. y, A. once, a. Chamber 81.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-06-09

Dad star won hs1tis AIdrAu % 3 b,
pgrcAr Bohemian -. ouurI b. y y
'tandoirh .nIHsi b. = R1rr
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-06-09

Rad start. aOn ridden out Suurp b r y,
4en B-tisN Fha uon'iHo ~ ned hy lame, Ia
heenr 'rsiuct b' Isue, Row
20 rU VNrF
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-06-09

AGWl SCl,ss 10 Lis'II i HsllSTy ll..-
rity TtrAet Once 1oo nroadWay.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-06-09

fsir start Nol Iu,.4s Hampton Court % o.
= u1 Galore uorO-r. HamufpH ovnsi anu
trnincf o. Iiiligerr
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-06-09

T0T mHIdrH 10 rsT 00s Ht0 sddrI -ftrri
rou1d' below ihs srale r,c and = half firlonrs
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1910-09-20
WEST ENDS FOOTBALL TEAM.
Captain GalIivan Organizes Star Team
Will Play Academy Opening Game.

The West Ends, a football team, with
Jack Gallivan captain. has been
organized. and presents lineup which
includes the pick of the local stars de-
veloped in the last few seasons. They
Will play their first game against the
Academy eleven. which is getting into
shape under the instruction of Coach
Bunnel and Captain Jack Mccormick
At ends the West Ends will have
Captain Gallivan and Bill Donohue
both formerly of Academy teams, and
the tackle positions will be taken care
of by Stockwell and Brooks. The Skel-
ley brothers will be at the two guard
places Schultz will be at center in the
line, and Arthur LHeureux, the pre-
nlier quarterback will handle the du-
ties of this position which come with
the modified game.
The three others behind the line all
combine for a lot of strength in rip
ping through their opponents, being
staff Shelley of Storrs, Tom Aubrey,
the speedy lodging runner, for the two
halfbacks, and Al Fielding. the heavy
weight fullback. This lineup will give
the Academy candidates all they want
to handle, and the students will be
lucky to get away with the long end
of the score
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1910-09-20
If YOU NEED 4 MEDICINE,
You SHOULD HAVE the BEST

Although there are hundreds of
preparations advertised, there is only
one that really stands out pre-eminent
as a remedy for diseases of the kid
news, liver and bladder.
DIR. Kilmer's Swamp Root stands
the highest for the reason that it has
proved to be just the remedy needed
in thousands upon thousands of EVEN
the most distressing cases.
Swamp Root makes friends quickly
because it's mild and immediate effect
is soon realized. 1t, is gentle, heal
ing vegetable compounds physicians
prescription for specific disease.
Swamp Root is not recommended for
everything.
A Sworn Certificate of Purity is with
every bottle.
For sale at all drug stores, in bot
ties of two sizes-fifty- cents and one
dollar
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1910-09-20
Too Valuable to Defeat.

Asher c. Kinds, who seems to have
escaped defeat for congress in the First
district of Maine. is probab bly, the most
proficient parlia enarian in the Unit
ed States. He went to Washington
originally as secretary to Thomas B.
Reed. He has remained there ever
since most of the time clerk at the
speakers ia BILE. He is the author of
Kinds Precedents." which is the par
Iiamentary Bible of the congress. and
his chief function in life has been to
inform the speaker-the information
almost inVaria bly, coming without
moments hesitation and without so
much as a glance at a book-as to the
proper ruling on any disputed Ques
ton. The house has serious consid-
cred going outside its mem oership and
electing Kinds successor to Speaker
Cannon. Kinds relieves it of the ne
cessity of doing anything so unusual
by getting himself elected to congress.
Waterbury American.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1910-09-20
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL,
SMALL NET CHANGES,
Stock Market Begins Week With De
cline in Prices.

New York, Sept. 19.-The >stock mar
ket today showed nothing so clearly as
the insistent determination of the
speculation to mark time and to await
events. An opening decline i'll prices
disclosed some buying demand at the
lower level which WAS adversely at
tributed to supporting orders by those
interested in the properties and to an
uncovered short interest. The net
changes at the end of the day proved
inconsequential. Immediate events had
little effect on the market in view of
the Importance attached to the out
come of affairs in the more distant flu
ture to which more Importance is at
tached, especially the elections and the
supreme court decisions on the trust
cases. There was drop of two points
in the shares of the American Sugar
Refining company which was ascribeG
to the new suit intended for it's disso-
luton. reports of & conference at
New Haven between the president and
eX-preSident were read with interest in
Wall street but with no very clear con-
ception Of the bearings of the event
on political prosp acts.
The reopening of the railroad rate
hearing at Chicago is looked upon as
starting an important stage in that
proceeding which may deSne more
clearly the scope of the task confront
ing the interstate commerce commits
sion in sha ping a method for fixing
freight charges. 1t is expected that
weight will remain on speculative ae-
tivity in railroad securities until more
light is obtained on the outcome Of the
rate inquiry.
A rise in price of copper in London
was an incident of the day. Steel trade
advtces We're not altered in tone, the
expectation persisting that lower prices
for finished products will DE announced
shortly. The analogy of the after eff
fects Of former cuts in prices in slim
ating demand and in marking .urn
III stock market movements left specu-
lative ideas hating and undetermined
over the prospect Railroad traffic Of
fcials were reported as speaking cheer
fully of business and of prospects.
The small competition manife- for
the weeks arrivals of gold in the Lon
don market had a quoting effect on
money markets. Bonds were irregular.
Total sales, par value. $1,479,000.
United States twos declined Is per
cent. in the bid price on call.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1910-09-20
Lungs Declared Sound
Life Insurance Granted

If you knew remedy that really. had
cured tuberculosis: that had saved from
you. try to get Consumptives Interested
in 1t and induce them to take II; or,
would you say nothing about it, for
We know the medicine. We know
the people cured-some Of them. We
Eckman's Alternative to tell those who
have lung disease what has been done
by it's use. Investigate the folIOwin ing
1913 W. Dauphin St. Phila., Pa.
Gentlemen: On the evening of May
10. 1907. l had FIVE hemorrhages from
the right lung; My hemorrhages kept
up for one week. had twenty-eight In
all. Septic pneumonia developed. My
doctor told me I had better go to an
become affected.
About that time / met Howard Klotz
had hemorrhages several years ago and
who was cured by Eckman's Alterauv
] started TO take Eckman's about the
latter part of August 1907 Ny appe
tite improved at once and in about two
weeks ] started to gain weight. ! I'M
proved steadily. Later very bad lame
commenced to get lump on my right
hip. NV doctor told me I was getting
tubercular abscess and that it was
affecting the sciatic nerve. The lame
ness and lump gradually disappeared.
Have not had any trouble of that ma
ture since.
Since my recovery about a year ago
I was accepted for life insurance, after
two examina tions by a company that
had previously rejected me.
= ] have advised several people to take
T,ckmans and those who took it faith
fully had the same results as myself.
(Signed Afidavit)
CHAS MORGAN.
Eckmans Alternative cures Bronchitis
Asthma. Hay Fever, Throat and Lung
Affections. For sale by The Lee & o.
good Co.. and other leading druggists.
ASK for booklet Of cured cases and
write to Eckman Laboratory. Philadei-
phia. Pa. for additional evidence.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1910-09-20
HARVARD AND PRINCEON
Easy Winners in Opening Rounds of
intercollegiate Golf.

Manchester Mass, Sept. 19.-Har~
ward and Princeton We're easy winners
in the first round matches of the inter
collegiate golf championship tourna-
ment at the Essex Country club today
for the team championship, Harvard
winning five of the six singles and two
OF the sOursomes from University of
Pennsylvania while Princeton did not
allow Williams q single match. Will
liamS despite the overwhelming de-
feat, played plucky game and carried
Eve of the matches to the home green.
+. c. Davidson of Harvard was the
low medal scorer of today with a card
of IS, which was good golf considering
the strong northeast gale glowing
across the links.
Harvard tomorrow plays Yale and
Princeton meets Dartmouth. Yale and
Dartmouth having drawn byes.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1910-09-20
HARNESS HORSE NOTES.

Belvasia. 2.12 IA. has now won
nine straight races on the New Eng
land half-nniie tracks this sea son. She
has Vet to lose q heat or make a
break.
This is a great year for the Bingen
fcn,ily. He and three of his sons,
Todd. Ringara and Admiral Dewey, are
at the head of the list of sires of new
standard performers.
Nothing pleases the average race
goer more than the continued success
of the Geers stable this season The
veteran trainer has a long lead in race
for money winning laurels this year,
besides which he is figuring strongly
III the making of new turf history.
The Harvester has now trotted FIVE
d fferent tracks in EOS or better He
surely is one of the kind that does
rot have to carry his track with him.
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total sss: McClaferty 34s, Stone 1853.
total 701. Cole 321, Stone 500. total
SIG. Harris and Stone, Hill and Frost
are the two teams yet to roll off.
High single for the daily prize on
Saturday was rolled by Grove, who
took the dollar with string of 139,
and McCiafferty was the winner Mon
day with a string of 127. Manager
Stone took a flyer at the ducks Mon
day and before he got through made
record for Is strings which will
take good rolling to beat. He totaled
1871 TOR the Is. an average of lis 6-15,
in which were included singles of $50
and IA. In five sets of three strings
his scores were the following: $50,
$50. 353, 237 and 1928.
1t is expected that the return match
with the New London five will soon
be rolled here, and about a week later
there will be match with a Putnam
auintette, as the Putnam manager is
anxious TO arrange for home and
home series. G
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1910-09-20
Y REPORT FOR
FIRST STADIUM PRACTICE
Harvard's Football Squad at Home
Just Back from Maine.

Cambridge, Mass. Sept. 19.-Twen-
ty-seven candidates for the Harvard
varsity football team for 1910 report
ed today for the first home practice
of the season at the stadium and were
put through various trials by Coach
Haughton and Trainer Donovan. The
afternoons work consisted mainly of
passing the ball, quick starts, tackling
the dummy and kicking Capt. Lothrop
Wilmington stated that the work was
exceptionally good considering that it
was the first day at the stadium. al
though the team has just returned
from a couple of weeks practice on
Maine island
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1910-09-20
THE AB5E'S TENTH
Great Racer ADDS Another Stake to
His Seasons Record.

Columbus. O.. Sept. 19.-Buffalo-
owned PAGERS gathered in the two
stakes which made up the major por-
ton of the progra NINE for the opening
day of the last grand circuit meeting
o. the ..-ear. Both We're odds-on favor
ties. Ess Fl. Kay took the Board of
Trade event away from Merry Widow
but lost the third heat to her break
ing after the turn home had been made.
The Able won his tenth successive
race when he won the Hotel Hartnla n
5000 stake, from Evelyn w. the
Cleveland mare which beat him in one
heat this wear
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1910-09-20
SPEEDY men FOR new FOOTBALL
What Trial of the New Rules Shows-Backs will be
Sprinters-Weight Not So Important Capt. Galli-
van Organizes West End Team to Play Academy for
Opening Game.

with the direct PASS from center
possible, it is now necessary for the
backs to start rapidly, and all at one
time with the signal. This will elilni-
nate the big slow man. In fact, Penn
plans to put team of sprinters be-
hind the line. the only other requisite
being kicking or passing ability IT
Ramsdell comes out for the team, this
intercollegiate champion sprinter will
be an even better halfback than un-
der the old rules