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HEARST AFTER
BIG JOB Or
NOTHING
.|NDEPENDE LEADER
by Associated Press.

New York. Sept. 2S.-In cable
dispatch received here from Paris to-
day William Randolph Hearst an
nounces that he will not be willing
to accept a minor nomination on the
republican state ticket.
TIE dispatch adds that Mr.. Hearst.
when asked If the statement which he
recently made on the political situa-
ton could mean that he would ac-
cept such nomination, replied:
Certainly not. l am the independ-
ents' leader. l would do anything to
help the league. but / would not ac-
cept any nomination, large or small.
on the republican ticket"
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things here that the others claim and
have not-quality of land and plenty
of water. He says that Texas has
sold much land for very high prices
that have not been warranted, and
SO have many other states; and the
people are suffering who bough.
same.
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session, 2 o'clock

Afternoon session, o'clock
Reports by members regarding gen
eral conditions; one from each county
in the state. Reports limited to 8
minutes each
>Address, "A Central Bank" by A.
j. Frame. president Waukesha Ma
tional Bank, Waukesha, Wis.
Address, Our State Banking
Laws" by Hon Emil w. Pfeiffer,
state bank commissioner for Colorado.
Unfinished business.
New business.
Report of committee on resolutions.
Report of committee on examina-
ton of treasurer's report.
Report of committee on nomina-
tions.
Election of officers.
Presentation of badge to retiring
president by the newly elected presi-
dent.
Final adjournment.
Immediately after the adjourn
ment of the convention meeting of
those delegates who are members of
the American Bankers Association
Will be held in the convention room.
This meeting will be presided over
by Harry M. Rubey, vice president of
the American Bankers Association
for Colorado. and will be held for the
purpose of selecting a vice president
of the A. B. A. for Colorado for the
ensuing year, member of the exec
utive council of the A. B. A. to serve
for three years and member of the
nominating committee of the A. B. A.
for the convention to be held in Los
Angeles, October to {, 1910.
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Don T. Allison. formerly the own
er OF the City barber shop in this
city and who had been travelling ex-
tensively throughout the country, re-
turned to this city yesterday. Mr.
Allison says that other countries
claim to be as great or greater than
the Grand valley, but he has found
none to compare with it. He says
we have the two great essential
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F. s. Smith, the package delivery

F. s. Smith, the package delivery
man has ordered a new Overland
automobile which he will use In his
business in this city. This is one of
the first machines for strictly bust
ness uses which has been brought
into this city. The decade of the
steel horse has arrived and Grand
Junction will take her place with
other up-to-date cities.
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COAL RIOTERS HAVE
WORN THEMSELVES OUT
IBy Associated Press. I

Berlin. Sept. 2S.-The rioting coal
strikers appear to have worn them
selves out during the night, and to-
day quiet prevailed throughout the
Moabit precinct.
There are no reliable figures with
regard to the number who were in
jured in the clashes with the police
At one hospital 80 wounded citizens
have received treatment.
Emperor William has sent for full
PARTICULARS Of the disorders. n
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PAROLED CONVICT
IS FREE ONCE MORE

Leavenworth, Kans., Sept Is
Jessie Lee Morrison, who was paroled
from the state penitentiary yesterday
by Governor Stubs, after having
served years of 25-year sentence
for the killing of Mrs. Olin Castle,
her rival in love, at Eldorado, Kans.,
10 years ago, left the prison for Ex-
celsior Springs, Mo-, today.
Miss Mayme Mckee, the popular
clerk in the Fair, who has been i'll
with typhoid, is slowly convalescing.
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oharles E. Cherrington. ret,-
To-Day from the Masonic grand ,sd
meetings In Denver and The pm "1se
irrigation congress. rueoso
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CHOLERA REFlU|SLAT|IRF
COMING Z, Tz1S5s :ss...g :. Brad

- By A both boU Ul the Democratic
from Italy the primary and re e vl eS
for sl t ii rssard to the effect on the the
po'inother matter ia a,so
= by Chairman Bradley sy o oe' n, taken
ocrats and Chairman s 81 the DEM
c sae republicans. and that i +. oa OF
t Ewing endorsements by ths as TO re-
annra party In Denver. n - He'd
The tor such endorssment. oped to
An ne mouse today, by vn,a -.
f ~. aeieated the resolution 81 to
o that the ieRtsIat,rou ered
5 , rnna at 1890 this evening. ana 80. I'd
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DR.. Carl Hill, who has been spend
ing the past several weeks in this
city, will leave tonight for Boise City.
Ida, where he will take up his per-
manent residence.
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the city today. u IN
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The banquet of the State I
Bankers Association will be I
: held this evening at the La 1
: Court hotel, instead of at the I
+ Auditorium. as first arranged. I
1t was expected that several of 4
the eastern delegations en- route I
: to Los Angeles would be able to I
stop off here. so the larger place
was first secured. But now it 4
appears such steps will not be
possible; hence. the change. 1t I
; is expected to be a most enjoy I
able occasion. I
4
The sun., 1910-11-13
WOMEN ~ POOL CONTEST.
Nrs Hing and Niss Cirarw ater to Pia, Q
Match NJ DaIy's This week

Mr- Bertha May King and Miss Martha
: lsarwater are TO PLAY match AZ "on-
tinuou- pool. or poe ket billiards AZ Maurice
Daly's Hih'srd Academy. torty-nirth street
and broad way. this week IN" match
viii begin tc-n,orroH night and last four
q Gzht@. 80 points being played each night
bertha May ksns - well Known through
out the country a. -ki'itl player VITA
her husband william Watson King the
Western champion. she la. played a nun, her
Of exhibition games IN tn" LARGE billiard
and ulub rooms the United states she
has frequently made runs Of fifteen With
out prenK
Mis-, Clearwater who resides m Pitts
burg. tho dAbU'snte IN the world % b,ll!ardr
has acquired great sx,ll through the IN.
stric,ior- given by her tail -r and feels
con Adent oI winning the series of games
scheduled. Although Vrls IN her sixteenth
y.ear she has deN oied sOfue time In praCtiCs
az 'hs game 81 pocket Billiard. and po--
sessns n remarkable dclicHcy Of touch and
executes shots with precision
Both Contestants have been m prac''t 2
during the Last week The prize - a god
medal - ornate design. err h.@matl" ~ 'he
Nomens chslTlorehiP at pocket oilIisrds.
dOnstsd by me B H q Company
william u Clearwater. the three times
r,nol char. pi0n, has chalen Ied the winner
~ the Ksngh-De orc match that Will take
place or November -. ~ and ~
The sun., 1910-11-13
GOLF AT PINEHI RST.
United North and south Championship In
March.

PTNEHVFSr y G.. Nov l? Significant
Of what winter zolf nov means = The an
nouucement of the oreninE of an additional
IL ne hole curse. nd OUT ~ "onnes ting
loop 10 she No. ; or ne hole course Of the
Pinehurst Country Club. and the clearing
of land Tor an additional nine hole course
IA anticipation OF further extension. the
most important work Of II busy summer
The present equipment Is now three full
length 9 iRht-en hole courses or two eighteen
hole md two nine hole courses. a. tho No ,
, curse ~ wisely made to he played - IN
eighteen hole Cou,se or two n,n.s. with a
tIon - unegual!et IN America, providing.
as u does, for al cl'saes oi players I'm.
portant changes have been made IN the
seryatory above the new freyr locker
room building. which has been finished and
so1ipsecd az w'h sog re. sx.n, r iorksss s .c,sd
,h~ zenith annual autumn tournament
November -. IS and %. followed by the
snns N ssd nc day Ts.
midw inter tournament January o. 10 and ~ .
is immsdiaisy followed by the annual
and II other contests Of narional impor-
,ancs IN which from six % eixht divisions
are provided Tor with gold medals for best
SION winners. runners up and consolation
nnar- include The seventh annual 81.
Valentines tournament. February. !. 5. q,
10 and a.! and the seventh annual lnFei
North and South amateur championship.
March - 20 April Inclusive
AZ ,he Coun'ty club, annual m"e'ins
elected President. Leonard Tuf's BoS'on
,ecre'ary-'rcn.ursr.- iierher' !. Jillson,
hnHn"ts' hssfy r9nss. Ass and ' fda!nfSs Hafd fS
burg Joseph d .Climo, Cleveland' T.. II
s,!l!insn, De,roi, Jame- y foot. New York
" Orrnshet. Frchburg Mass. and
q ". Watts. Durham 1
The sun., 1910-11-13
row HAYWARDS STAKES.
Defeat OF Helmet and Gh-rr,oIa = Bio"
to Easterners.

LaToNr,. Nov ~ Tom HAYWARD. COM
ing With a grand rush at 'Ee "ni. won -"
Kentucky stake. to-day from ave ri i1s
he-, horses IN training The Eastern ,"g-
,ingeut fell har! when sIm"t and lH"-.
rToIs failed 90 .lsIi-"r In th.- event. but 70
event They backed Prince 'AI ~ o."
boards nut ,he son Df ''al'e e-t"n OUT cow
In the rush FOR N" Vir" and isd not 1ei ~
the money TIE summaries
gIrs; Race-one 2 i.r aud . aah ~ se TsI. .,o o"
MiIus q Bricn iH7 davenport. ihIrd. Tiin". -
Hambright. AMI NaGer and AFRO" swift al"
= n,utrcI. The f.r go s'raishI F!'-tas
second aA~- Five and Aaf furlonEs-F--
sscrnJ pIsnpts>, a.. iPsd thi-r. T'07c.
iOT IS "nrlig Eu>s" iAf. N4rv nay stare
i'c,,,,- and M.siy- 9, ,L,p :; ,,,s,0, Dcs,. &C. o.
ni,cc IInnuirss g - show -
Third pAc. ~ -!onSs s-t ohor', !!3 Gross
sor Green sea !c t%s,"'-ri ,i, I'm "If '.iSfn sra
r:fIan ii NIrbp,. carton &" ana Hsndlar7;t'
also ran. 800 ,..,. ..-.., sci
Mr,isi, & f2s2r; r2.nG Tnrs9 S ;'s't -ee sea-
f,it'f Face The Kentucky -ascs. on- y "
lnd y! enty ,.ris,,TYG, gaSwa't 10, a% Hts|i t,'i
S' Mi;on ,i rp.,5 S ,tir R2,''Hor 4ins. ,U eiuet
'FsrIyUIA ard I.rgs Dalg,tcr also Tfn. ,,,...,.
NptIris TY'E fajraTi 3, siragh'' ''''on
'h Esce iro.s'. .i'is 49, .r.,5l ~
hsI.a' ,o, GSss ig sl'f o,,,. T.rs IL ~. ran ''v
Wgt,iris LITTLE Faihsr. - - sTalyN'. NoINor'
:, % ylsc-: Helene 5. ~ ,ho~ ..-
Si'ih Eaer-CBe NILE and s'Hsn ", ~ sM -.,o,
III J-d IO5 ANsnpIr'. mira iiTs ~ ..
s,i'.eo.e Falcads Queen Harsuerit" Prince Cal
and BAT News s!So -ah ,-,.s. ,,.,,.s. 49, vi
Nu'ueIs--I on soe. tla " sifsgNi- F'Ii'aH p"- -
,f.cc ,u Led s. s. ~rDN
The sun., 1910-11-13
JIM WINS GENTLEwE>'S RACE.
". ID. Carne, Rl,i-s to Victor, at James,
town.

NORFOLK. Va Nov. lc-Seven races
were run OF at Jamestown this afternoon
ami the event open to ,hc members OF che
Norfolk Hunt luh. Nith gentlemen riier-.
winch VA PIT ON the -arHi last night. va
n" main saC" Vas -1n by the taN orI'-,
jim. =. i4eu by his owner. y. HarncN
VITO lci ~. the Vay AMI yrn easily ~"
othsr .~-u'- .rirni,hei Soyi epn'--ts. bat
:a~Drt's, -an t:-RpUoInringlr. ~ Jnly three
Dut u H. -"ran we're winners
.rVn Cotton "a owed ok - "r~as IN form
when sh- ~on n" aur II" race, >1t- Nt,A
o I me ran 4 .uil race AMI 'h" st"war i
ordered .ha entry q ~. ~, usfs.e.I r"i'!-"
for he -aa, ~ 'N- -n""trg IN" .umma-'"-
Ffrsl Hace-Ene nile French jiri. sI' rpii
,'en' - : ,,5ro S,n oshHHsa ~ - ,,.- We AH"' n
'hiri Time ~ Tom Cat at Fou' la4
"a Belle AEnes also ran
,ers. over auri-,-Oln 'orton. ~ S'r.'h,.
~ :. Vvn. IiRyi" Flat, ~. No lam i. - l.
cord Nck - T'w- Z Ha-tr, ~ =" %. 'A'F'
Third Rac"-sIS firionv- ~, uctsriA. 90
tGordon, ; 20 l. Won Martin llir"'on IL
.MrCshey,. 70 ) .econa "sg.'i" Bel.
Four'h 7acc-srve fr.ons- -Vs~jHr' lN'
Mo abe. ) - 5 A1n A!ns ,2pa!t, - M'. aa"y,
%! >rc9sd TamR'oan ,2' .94s,e'n 20 a. TO J.
FYh Race-ss 'Irionzs Moa aIal ~
No .hs. - t. ~1n, J9hp - NJr5p- joT ,,.,: y
Grace kimoail. Chiffon oIern and Hs.lac- . 50
q ss,s 5Ta s sse,s.n ' % sna q 80 1os las.
DaIby :Os Nc. s1~yl. - g. second i1i-ra va
,Dayis' 70 ,n,ri Time - ;.ad q l..ng
den. DuSe II Brdg~SateE rse 'oIi-n sat:e-"'
seventh Rscc- 1jcnilemen riders sii ,,Ir!onE,.-
jim. 10 D Carney. 10 J. won P'i inei "
Davis. 5 70 l. 'hird. Time = Co~e' ~;
and Ernest also ran
The sun., 1910-11-13
ASSOCIATION FOOTBALL.
Columbia Team. without Captain. De-
feats staten Island =. Z.

Great enco iragement MAS gwen the
followers OF soccer football Az Columbia
Univ ersIty By '..e showing OF the inter-
collegiate cham pions against the strong
eleven OF the staten I-Iand kootoal cum
1t n match PLAYED a. the GToun,.s oi the
latter at Livingston. staten Island, !sstei
day afternoon iAough CrippIel TO some
extent los tie ab-s,C- Of ter captain.
X \ Semp,s NGo usd teen !aid Lp inI
some tIu- W,th water on the nee hut
" I. Yesterday was -trCuR emo .sh 20 Nc
a.; th, >.rl. tIre, lie Blue aLu ~ ntc pIay"I-
managed 10 ge; away NttA a NI'tnTS i..ei
a p eIllt s'r.g.sc ry the -cor" OF srsIS
To- .. bsHs sLo't landed Z. = w., .';ss1,
q 1..:r.n.. s'aIua'c and foTinS' sAptAin
a: the -rr rer team nut no" hA.onits -
Staten i-.aL!. 'p,E hi> h"'l-io'-et p'h'-
iJ. ~, Cp.'s. "u.I .
Inr .'.rsc;, q. l.. ..te- the teams proven
30 rs evenly n.A,. ned. but at nat stage
g. pWv.r .a-- year. captaIn. "a pretty
~ ot combination play wtth hsi~ on the
lei. Wlng -a.cCasisi IL getting ~ the staten
sand defense. The tIiumpE was short
kRGfn,ahn outside left for staten Island.
scored from a pass by Santer. his comrado
or. tao LET, wins honor~ we're even al one
goal apiece until the end of the Nlf
About the middle of III. s-Cori 3"rtod y
DIVER aElIn arose 20 'he Il, ,"a-Ion ana ny
me Lns Of long DIR bible put the b' u through
the S11ren Island net Tor The only xoaI os
the second hail and for what proved 90 be
the winning point OF The g.me. The team
play of the ColumhIa forwards vas esPe-
ciilly gratifying 20 their adherents, snd 70
fact she other members OF the Blue ana
Wh,ta team all acquitted themselves most
cred 2. klg
The sun., 1910-11-13
CLINTON ~ ONE FONT.
Morris High Defeated IN Even Game st
the Polo Grounds.

II was Davis field goal IN the first quarter
which eua abled D- Nttt Clinton 20 ieteat
a. the Polo rounds Lach '"an scored
two chdoVn- bat u" Wit clinton nissei
the goals from touchdown mANiur ~" s'or"
Is 20 b. % hardly 90 ,!i be sad that )ne
team Va- stronger than the other. tor neither
AcaNsn"d ~ he end aud each played
hard. effective gam. Davis. IA, sides max
iuE rho Tsit Eual. gave valuable ssrNi,"
With i.- -'-IdT Vta'ing
Tner- an- much t.mbI,ng in the trs'
period mt, -" players armed up. De
Nrr AuGpu r.,ov.red = n ." IN 'le Morris
y ard .tr. ani .cu4.sNy H-n' 'hrpugh he
N" Tor rlgHt varf- pa At 'ut- point
scrret his Fe.4 goal Nog-i- Intercepted
aa-- ,ater On - % ward me and N'!ntley
ran si.s -iN'y-'r- .ari-. 'Ona"ue added
--i!'r-'Ea u'prr and a.t!- a 'o..C. down.
Nrfgrr grabbed Nru-ley'- pIa' Dn ire
Morri. rari MAJ. n ~" ,hirt period and
n ESQ attempts E0sfa .sai. ne di-'aacs
20 sou-s i..-H- D: Morris and E"v and
-; Is - - .u-on zach made :ot,ErgNn
a''"r .uag IN 10 the 'J.!;h T"ri"i. The
...atg
The sun., 1910-11-13
TRINIT,'S GOOD RECORD.
Football Team Iia> Had Three Excellent
seasons.

H.RrFoKp, Nov O., HI" Trinity College
football team 'n- the 49, 't!s~ years Ei-
had 'uo-- -nvua.- re' ord Lat year u
s.rsr.d on.y N. !.:s,, And that ~ wa~r
Point Nth f., - ore - l. - g.i fOo'hH u!
plIy@r- Who have RIr.-d he team "a =
year -'Ita thtt - ~ H." ~ "p,on % HGT-
v1ga i 80. and DIT'"U . H." = .fN 80 ~
- o., .,rIt 90 81 ,tNrr ..~s" eat" n New
England
Of ~ 20 u tr.rs--r NEg."s. $40 held Dart
mouth ) 20 ~ V.-c .!"'ali"t. ry Ir.uI " ~ -
toIg4'". rl.,f t-.d Brown - to D
ore AMI ! a.'' 20 . - Or" "! - 20 .. Nd- Ce-
gs.t.I by lrr.t. % 'D . NORWICH vas
defeated , ~ lr.r'- debated Ia. h"-t
team that N--!svAn ad- gE' INT" lie 's.d
,h'- season 3 =" v
The ,etrn hI, o"sn core asd md Developed
h, Raymond - rs''-... TrDie--pr %: h..
tory ia, I-.uT
The sun., 1910-11-13
FORDHiU PREP WIS.
BROOKLYN College Beaten ny score Of
y. tOS.

The Forduam Prp2 defeated Br'osiyu
tolsE. Prsp a. 'oo'aa.. on For,!EaA Fle.d
ye-terdar ur .. 70 % H." Maroon FF"r
hammered Brooa,y'. 8. eUG- 'DT -. .iHg gar. =.
while liam burger E.-@ o. '.- 'pIN tri
ra-- and on-iie KICK TIr F)r!hsm Ou' 't
danger ~ 'ue uec.iei '.n~- J ia" Er1r g
Murphy blocked E.oS ana y tde A touci.
down ! heir other -'pr" "Hius DO. he a.
,a.y -e,art- ~ pia When Han 0urR"T'. pas
- N,Nall- and hamburger. c-l rIU %. 'lr
rsN' piay rcf'ei . goal Hs'IhrrEcI
q Rourke ari NIrphg -'arret FOR 'h"
Maroon -hiIe 'ns McNlUy brothers were
sac r,lain-tav ~ Bf'okiNu
The sun., 1910-11-13

Bpy-~ Hugh school r~"-'s jurti- lu -oCCr.
n. VI ~aturi1y ana 10 '- believed That 4 wi,
Dc ore Of N" hardest lsnYur- wmCh the
Brouk'y 'yu team mas v"' rEI'.rt"U,o!. Morris
NAV tomW"r," ana ,iaLHpi raining -
The MrrrI-tnIH NtRt..r.r League La
added TIRE" tuil" n'lt1'inh run &" ',.e pro.
?, ,nfrr.s 81 i'- gHUs- NtI'h WY b." held az
the -"v"u'y 'y-irNt Ecglr."u' Nh "rT ,,oE
pe,-. hs- Hn Georre Oh. rnev"r and VIII
Ktan~I nave promised {" 'oEIp"i" 90 the
even
in the grammar s.npl- to promote N1lktng
has taken nrm mold % tHS, hgf- and gar,
for rh.. latter FHrn squad r. made up or
et xh' members who elect captain tn"
a .tIuCrv hIch are attained ~ el"h = ~" !itnH
arr .di-l toA -Eofr Tor % quarter . ne y"ar
Prize- are awarded 10 the squad with u"
PoIy Prep vii have t's indoor games ta
February ~ next year aEt VI. ryt'a bold
fh.r. an the evening with. r dance 3f''. rf'
rn,,.IaT l,.' of events me ui,. ~ohoo.
or commerce garre- probably VII 'e o.
February % and rhe NautIH. Training NEE
!" r. 1''' tosri or rnsnnrcr- or'he irish ,rsu.
can 4 nave srante &! tho y, y ''rn"'
rermI-sion :" ~ "" r. rAE, ,'-- ,17-
NsNt0vn AZ CommeTc" nave already
enrsrel te,m- Tor ihe Tn u ,,- ~. cram.
ar - n0i- D.. the IN .Ast m % 'h' .ea ''s
II viii IN 10 way lut@ri"T- " p fTc f-'. ..'r
in,STscnool roIrsnHert rrJ,h -roret -
srIl large number Of h'r. INTO re gar .
a. vii at a. n sa. isr f..r l - ioor - HsN
il - ,1tll imDra,'.chI 'g s'Itf 7 p ~ a.." "Di
ssr.s. becar-a Ji the IHcf of fi'i..'fe> iu'
practi.-. IC
y In IN av nov he stated ihas tho rife 20 -na !.
men, Wtll take place this winter in E~it~ of
tNe fact 'Nst there y t.l - 20 ~" '-Tan :
show The matches ~ be rod - on" ~
the -p0v- IN H.r'h AMI 81" facilities ma
be s,en batt.r 'hau i"fDr" ih" M m.naRsr4
this year will ~ tO ."t a- many "ut-lAs
t.sa M a. uo--thIc urtu"rI NaIg VIII
have cha rye pf ne ur~ur ~arus srfa
P,..uit- ~ tho 'iS,s .fhI'f. .OuTrf.-
tfor- aT. due T"t" utl"E q \ record nnLLa-
Dcr ~ buys ar. taAInE part.
The sun., 1910-11-13

thiTd 10 replace Logan, so that the short,
stop place viii bs fought for ny Eiy. s,INen
and LnutTel. who all we're on the sAsItJ
squad last season Merritt may not nave ~
80 easy At tuird because Mct reery OF Vac
lsl class team Nill xiNe him bzht suIweiI
Il tAs test 4 the three mentioned Tor snort
stop -.
torey. Badger aud stevens, the out.
rsidsrS i,.t YEAR are still 10 >olisae. Corey
l., captain OF the team. McGhie ana Alien
OF tie freshman class last season are sooa
enough 20 give battle for places
Lush think, the team Will hit much better
and run bases better than last year. Nine
hard hitters j. the way he speaks OF lineup
he has in mind
The sun., 1910-11-13
RyIIE SHOOTJNG.
some Yine scores Made n the second
Meeting NJ the se, cnth Regiment shoot.

,'e ~sv"-.h Ec. mert THae club matches
ve'r rnv'TIei On FrichT night with \
mar 81 Improvement n tho scores over
re rr.-rc,tg = ces Lieut. T y O'Connor
81, A.. = = nigh -r.rc Ct The evening With a
- ur - "r-' -'Tlrg therehy winning the
-~-' art-v lTtye - ~. expert class In
-Hs -'tr. shooter ,ts-s NatrY Nt Lear To-
-".t .aa. fpr Ne "r.g AZ 4 a. 80 wDr the
@--' "r-r'. 81. - N he shhrp-hooter c'as-
r..'l :.
me yraa'cs' Improvement aaz made bv
.l.-l IN ~. n'yf.e class four Cf then.
.I.',.. ft-,rg "a shhrpSh rp'sr- Ssrgt Ken
coils. AGAIN w,r Tho "r-i entry p-I'- ~ 'hH
u.-.re yla.- ard -'lU hold. he l-nd :"r the
oUr len men .la'i-ed a. sharT shooters
To ..0re-
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W score In Contest for Blood.

wnPSESf p. Mas Nov y The annual
contest Tor blood between Holy cross and
worcerter Tnch football teams was held
on Ftuon Yield to-day. the battle ending
n t1 - Both teams we're arSut evenly
rrar4Ned m weight and speed. aud although
~. ToFy ro~- lads had hif or Tech IN open
PLAY. N" latter succ"rdct IN hic"kinR avery
atrempt made IN the game by then to gain
ground Tor . touchdown.
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NJ h"rvy ra. 10 which Nl- '.,r1hle ~
L.t,.- defence nj tHrd"r .rt.rk than m"
..t,cr-rry -f..,.z. ~ na 2 ovn-"nd Htr-
r.. ,f VI. Nul'f'- . ...Is '"-'-ria' Hg fNn
-,,.ra D' - iu." He"P'i. VI NrrrEfI and
-, 70, -, d.. Q be- o.. raSNU- -. t~-auf
Il. 'l..J fn. dr.y.uT .'rl' % gain" o. 'h" hF-f
t.rfnd but let uuf with -"rn" forward pa--'-
N th. ond
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-p~ral C~rt~ Dr5rg'ch - THE SUS
N'>rr,. Nr,. g. Thr baseball team ~
tho .u,,"r-rrr NJ 'h.rago. which ha. made
."nu V""r NJ all fhr Japane~" hail teams.
came ~ grief here to-day. The Marines
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SrCf. trT.r.., b. .n-1Urcf~- TourNGv~1
N,h.nI-N substitutes F-Asr rs Alrh.nrr'
TO- Friu.'-- Nr...'avy ~ Jan. n. Gallagher fsr
H,frc.Jrs. -pn-rv 'oi McNS'h taI>> FOR Urn.
stTug =. HD'r f1r Tan bic NutrIE To- Roth. In
..'~ 70 I.IAfrs Ir's-rr fOr4 thorpe flr.u
Judge Naleurlnr lime ~ ucrSi. ~ 'i.luu'~s
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uorr,. Nigh Win. Acro-. Countr,

Morris HiGh School beat D" Nnt hnton
800 r..r'r. yesterday - 70 . over ne
. ,.te-,,ur-A NJ Gr.r1nA PARK lemhs't
og S,nrr!. lsI he field the rnute "'- snoe
- "a g. : saly f1'loued bv Bah'N Dr
~ ~. ). al 5is ankle ard had - uulf Ism
,.'F Ion easily ~ IN ,aris The -tn
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Wr Hazr .esr g. Z. \ Srl. pc for oln.
.SysT y =, ,sit,sla ., E,g' ,,s .Sn fo' Staten
,.so~, ,.,or ro1rhln teams representing
Z, . EC~s IN OF NJ Nh tan nd the \ "
-, ~ p-,,sl,n rIayat a game st tie Pros
Pc: Par roe ground yes'erday si,er-
py The ore II ? goals to During tie
49,, ~, ,b. :. md t.lf w,s efteen min
",s. n r1rra-- that ne .r-, goal was
sr,,.a "a y .Norf tn defend hl- goal
=. "a "a ~, ~. rer ~ . BIvs 'ItS. nm, ,n;en-
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r. 1Eronents Drrtng lie !4-, I've m n.
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irrr, y81arg" FEi.'rS Rosa. ,oIr. r;!sSy
4pA, frYHs 'o. ~Gpsu. L.usrE, = Goal from
'-lf-DhvI- 2-'---- aTr''5. f-ptFc Draper
T.a~- 10! gc-.o-. - minutes