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The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1910-03-28
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News Of the Town an6 Village Told BrieiIr
for Busy Readers.

Miss Gladys Sims Of Beech street
is i'll.
Joseph Bushway OF River street
has returned from Jacksonville
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Chase and
son of SALISBURY passed Sunday in
town.
Miss Blanche Adams OF Valentine
street is able to be out after ii recent
illness.
Mrs. Clifton Kline of Pittsfeld who
has been with friends here, returned
Sunday.
The Notification club will meet on
Tuesday evening with Mrs. Mary
Burnham.
Thomas J. OMara and sister, Miss
O'Mara of Orange, n j., are visiting
Sister st. Sebastian of st. Josephs.
Mrs. Margaret Honidge who has
been visiting here went to Pittsford
Vt. this morning, to visit her son.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. NJ Paddock OF
School street visited his father, /
Paddock in the west part OF the towr
Sunday.
The Philathea society OF the First
BAPTIST church will hold . business
meeting this evening at 7:45 O'CLOCK
in the social rooms.
George Davis has nearly completed
the erection of his home on County
street. The house which is TO take
the place Of that destroyed by fire
last fall. stands on about the same
site.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1910-03-28
VILLAGE IMPROVEMENT
Annual Meeting and Election of the
Local Society

The annual meeting of the Village
Improvement society was held at the
home of Miss Valentine Thursday az
ternoon, March "a. with a good at
tendance The following officers
were elected.
President, Miss Jennie Valentine;
secretary, Miss Helena Norton: trea-
surer, Mrs. l.. F.. Abbott; auditors
Mrs W. B. Walker, Mrs Helen Tho
mas; trustees, Mrs. Edward Norton,
Mrs. Henry Bingham.
The year has shown definite advan-
ces along several lines. Through
the generosity Of two of our citizens
/ the Vill-ge Cemetery has been en-
larged ead improved. The late Ru-
1 fus b. Godfrey giving a goodly por-
ton of land, wing at the rear Of his
boxshop proI arty and also allowing
new fence ID be set several feet on
his land in order to enclose in the
cemetery park a fine row of trees
Mr. Godfrey expressly stated in civ.
ing this land that no rubbish or grass
should be thrown over the fence on
to his property and the society here
by ask all owners of lots near this
line to comply strictly with this re
quest
Mrs. Fay Hamlen and NJ. b. Ham
len have Nlsc given to the society q
triangular plot of ground on the
southwest Of the cemetery Oh which
trees have been planted and which
will be further improved and beau
titled
Early last summer ornamental
shrubs were set out in front of tn,
Y. NJ c. A. and a fine bit of tur
made along the entire east side o
the building and it is hoped to still
further improve these grounds
Merchants and householders ar
again requested, as spring is upon us
to join with the society in making
the village one of. beauty and clean
liness. one Of the first steps in thi
direction is to pick up all paper
that one sees lying in the streets an
especially to use great care not I
throw on the walks paper bags o
rubbish of any kind. All working tC
gether. as suggested by our editor /
a recent article, can produce orde
and cleanliness throughout the entir
village.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1910-03-28
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News Of the Town and Village Told Briefly
for Busy Readers

Trenor P. Gregg and Maurice Wall
spent Sunday in Dunville.
George Townsend of Pittsheld Wis
tied relatives here Sunday
Albert Morse Of North Adams visit
ed at his home on North street Sun
day.
Mrs. John S. Waters Of New York
was the guest Saturday Of Mrs Mos
es Wilson.
Judson Austin and John McAuli1e
of Hoosick Falls spent Sunday with
friends in town.
Edward Lashway OF Chatham was
the guest Of his parents. Mr.. aud Mrs
Z. j. lashway OF River street over
Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. George Robinson of
SALISBURY spent Easter with friends
in this village.
Bronson Mattison who has been
working in Arlington is spending a
few days in town.
Martin Murray of SALISBURY visit
ed his son William H. Murray OF
Gage street Sunday
Edward Gardner of Gage street
who sprained his ankle last week, is
able TO be out again.
George Grafton has accepted a pc
sition as boss in the Ross-Hunter ma
chine shop. North Adams.
The opening at Joe Levins corner
store Saturday was very successful
Hundreds Of people attended.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. w. Hayes of Sche
nectady were guests Sunday of hi
brother G. X Hayes OF Main street
Edward L. Bates has been confne,
to the house over Sunday owing I
Illness. He hopes to be out tomol
row.
Misses Bessie Cain and Harrie
| Atkinson OF Brattleboro are IN
guests Of Mr. and Mrs. F. T. Hopkil
son of Main street.
H The Roster store which has bee
closed owing to Saturdays fire wi
continue so pending the arrival
the insurance adiustors, who are e
pected this afternoon
Harry Jones, a former resident
Bennington, but who has more 7
Gently resided in Hoosick Falls. h,
bought the Parsons farm in the SOU
western part of the town COnsidC
alton $4,000. The farm which CO
sisis of 260 acres, is one of the mo
desirable in town. The buildings (
the property are in good condition
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1910-03-28
MANCHESTER CENTER

Mr.. and Mrs. Colyin spent Sunday
in Dandy.
Ross Roberts of Burlington was in
town Friday.
Mrs. Merritt Phelps of Dorset was
In town Sunday
Harry Kent has rented A. II. Bots
fords tenement.
The winter term of Burr and Bur
ton closed Friday.
Clifford Shaw a student at Cornell
is home for a few days.
ST. Margaret's Guild will meet with
Mrs Fred Cook Tuesday
Mrs. Fred Reed went to the Mary
Fletcher hospital Thursday.
Mrs. Van Hinning and daughter OF
Hoosick spent Sunday in town.
Edward Reed of Dandy was guest
of Mrs. Jennie billiard recently
Ernest Thompson who is working
IN Arlington spent Sunday at home.
Randall Roberts of Burlington is
spending a few days with friends IN
town.
Harold Cressey who has been Wis
iting friends in town has returned TO
Bennington.
Mrs Clarence Curtis who has been
visiting friends in Bennington return
ed Saturday.
&c. Heinel who has been spending
several weeks In Pensacola, Florida
has returned.
Miss Marion Dimond of Wallng
ford, II. l., is spending her Easter
vacation at home.
Miss Louise WSfnan who has been
spending week at home returned
to New York Saturday.
The Service club of the Baptist
church will meet with Mrs. Earle
March Friday afternoon.
The ladies' auxiliary of Zion
church will meet with Mrs. Henry
bench Thursday afternoon.
Miss Martha Kohler, student OF
the Rutland high school is spending
her Easter vacation with her mother
Mrs A. Kohler.
Miss Mildred Cressey, member OF
the senior class OF Burr and Burton
seminary is spending a week with
her mother in Bennington.
Several from here took in the ex'
curslon to Washington, among whom
were MIR. and Mrs. II. ~ Shaw, Mrs
louise Taylor, Thomas Hanley and
Henry Manley.
The Junior auxiliary of Zion church
will meet with Miss May Wilson Oh
Thursday All who have garments tc
send in the missionary box are re
quested to bring them Thursday.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1910-03-28

Conn, to visit Mrs. Sibley's brother.
Frank Morgan.
Jerry Jesnan of Rutland visited
friends in town Sunday.
Miss Maude Belden of Troy visit
eG al her home here Sunday.
Nelson Hitchcock Of the Troy Con-
ference academy at POultney n. pass
ing the Foster vacation at his home
on West Main street.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1910-03-28
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
le~s Of the Town and Village fold Briefs
Tor Busy Readers

kDr. ]. H. Lane Of Main street was
Troy Saturday on business
bseph Watson of Stafford street
bnt Sunday in Burlington.
Charles Daley of Schenectady pass
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1910-03-28
NORTH BENNINGTON

Wendell Carey spent Sunday with
friends in Manchester.
John Maloney of Troy spent Sun
day with friends in town.
George Neal passed Sunday at his
home in Philmont, N. Y.
Miss Bessie Burch of Bennington
spent Sunday with Miss Sadie Mack.
Miss Martha Bryant is spending
the week at her home in Manchester.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Wolf spent
Sunday with friends in North Hoos-
ick.
Miss Augusta Wolf spent Saturday
and Sunday with friends in North
i Hoosick.
Mr. and Mrs. Bert Bromley and
child of East Hoosck spent Sunday
at Cornelius Bromley's.
Miss Cora Van Surdam spent Eas-
ter at the home of her parents Mr.
and Mrs. Leonard b. Surdam.
Charles Kelley has resigned his po-
slllOn WIN lne olarh IHper Company
and accepted one in Mechanlcville,
IN Y.
Mrs. Stella Corbett and children
and Miss Myrtle Church of Benning-
ton spent Sunday at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Cornelius Bromley of Me
chanic street
A Timely Protection
Everyone knows the after effects OF
LaGrippe are often more dangerou.
than the disease. So often Il leads
to pneumonia, which a weakened
heart action makes fatal. Ea-HIlgn.s
coughs that strain AVID woakon the
system yield quickly TO the healing
and strengthening qualities of Foley'i
Honey and Tar Quinlan's Pharmac.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1910-03-28
Worth a Dollar a Drop

Fred Patchen, Manllus, N. Y.
writes For a long time was az
fected with kidney trouble which
caused an almost constant pain In my
back and Inflammation In my blad
der ether remedies did not even
're4ievr-nr ibtHt two iiftVzzszE
OF Foloy's Kidney Remoc
ly cured me and | have ny
symptoms of kidney trouble' /.
two years. Quinlan's pharfif-'
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1910-03-28

A. Buel Sibley and family of Union
street went Saturday to Southport.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-12-02

Game Win PrnnsyI,ania Likely for Next
season.

C.MnrIpGE Mass. Dec The fact that
Harvard - to play nLiv on. baseball gam.
with Princeton next ~pring. that game in
Princeton on May 20, viii depsiv- students
mere nf on. big game. hu' IN all probabilities
~" absence Of this battle will he made up
.or by one here with PENNSYLVANIA 4
HaTN ard -pPnn- ylvsnia baseball game - on
N" cards for next spring and II arranged
a. nov seems likely. will he IN. ilr-' diamond
tu--l" hot ween the crimson and the Red
and Biu" since afhl"'Ir relations were
broken. severn! years ago Ihef" has BEEN
som" interchange az id".s among alumni
Of tn" Two institutions on tho subject and
u can b" said positively that Harvard -
wiling
IN" question NJ coach for tn. Harvard
baseball squad ~ still IA allowance The
baseball 'onitnItree that has that matter in
'hHry" has written 10 half dozen or 50
men whom u - thought would make good
'ns,' hes. Asking them Ih"ir terms and
whether they could rome and also whether
they could -Ign 80 coach for from three IN
~" yrhr- Billy Lauder, Roy Thoma.
Biliy ks"lrr. Harry Berri- Dave FuItz
Fred l"rney and Lou Cr,Ser have All been
npprOh' b 81 on N" subject and one OF them
I- uk"ly 10 b." tire nan
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-12-02
TRIP FOR FOOTBALL TEAM.
successful Naval Academy Eleven Tn.
,itesi to New York.

ANNAPOLIS Dec The members Of the
Naval Academy football team. the vic'or-
nf last Saturday IA the game against the
Army lads. will be the guests Of the Gradu-
at-- Association in New York for part Of
saturday and sunday This il privilege
such no rdshipman or act OF niidShipme en-
have received IN the memory OF til. oldest
officer. The trip ~ a -pe'iHl token NJ APP
probation OF the work oi the team on Sat
urday
col Robert VI Thompson j. the prime
mover fronI the New York end while The
priyileg" 81 accepting III" initiation va. Sc
cured largely through the efforts Of Com
mHnder '0ontA. "ommandant Of
miIShpTn"n
III. thirteen players Who were in the game
Of last saturday with seven Of the principal
Substitutes viii max" ur IN" party OF mid
shiprucn and seven officers who have been
prominent III athl"i 10 viii also be OF the
number IN" uEi-hIpm"n who viii take the
trip arr Wright. clay. lOttin. Dougia-.
M.rring. Hamilton. Elmer Wssms. Brown.
GIlIhri-I, Sow-ll. Dalton and Rode- The
-s' "n substitutes lT" yet To be selected
Tn. officers y ho viii b" IN tho party are
Lieut. Frank - Bcrripn. head coach OF the
team Lieutenant :, umandrr Harris Ian
ming. officer n Charg" of athletics Prof
Paul ! DnshIelI. Lieutenant 4 ON mand.r
Earl Ie-sIp. Lieut. Fr"d " Po'.s- Lieut.
Jane y Lannon and EnslRn J II Ingram.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-12-02
Easy FOR HELEN RlRBEE.
Rio Grandc s~,iins Stakes tDnI, . GaIiop
for trach Fiil,.

IU.rkz Ma1I"o. Dec Helen Harher
IN. ODDS on fnvorIt" scored "A very easy
victory N the 81 2up Rio Grand. selltng
stakes. for two-year Odds NJ ."rraza- Park
to-day The Nlv was never better than
10 IN thr betting. Rs her good perform
ance- were well known here The field .he
met to-day was only ordinary. hut the easy
manner IN Nhi'h III" Won stamps her n good
hlll Helen Barb"" broke we'll IN notion
ar the star, and htrl" Moan rI~h.d her IN
hIy lead early. then let hes Railop along 10
win by eight lengths III tn" inst tim" OF
81 -
UIIpy. belonging 80 W - Iankn enabled
hi- "v n"r 10 make another cleanup "a hen h.
ra-Ilv ven IN" third rn,r. AZ i've and hail
inrons- GilpN was never III 'roubl. after
va d~,lirdly rhllv and conss ,irntIy n.
Ar'"nipn'" was materially reduced -Four
fn"ori'"- UOn
~" sl,fnfuhri"-
pa o.: R"tug $40? won Red Lass. 100 lGanf,
> to !. ,sc"nd arl Cloud. q, ~ smith. a. To l.
Prince Nlth"rs. loottall and oblivion also ran
Nrrnnd Rae" Nt fIrionEs Tom McnIath. io5
oLiS d, 70 j. ,erond Si,c," 10 W"fpfy,. 70 j.
t mlri Inn, ns Ia, gp,'ins Lir rrr"in-I"
iH llilcc 8 to 5. uon RIO P~co-. iS Can
II to ). second. Mark Kennedy, 10. MURPHY,
" To !. !hlrd. Time. 90 :. Intrinsic and J-ann.
fDlrtn Rsc. no Grapd- stakes. n,- and n
half furonEs Iirlen Barl,cr. ipo ,Solan,. / 10 =
son. flying Off. 10 Murphy. To l. second
NO'Li~r. lH CAM. ~ tD ihlni. Time IU7 . =
IN IN. sce s"s% 60 ,,i h' "a" n,pp,, ,o ,
old To- !. Won Ramon 'AronA. iOc ,Gsnzi
t" !. srcord. Gibson. il2 iNolhni. 4 10 % thiri
and Tusin-r also ran
N''h ltarr pne mile and sixteenth Join
-rnni~n. = to g. ,"cUnd 10, IT.. l7 lkcnri. 3 To- T.
mIn Time. %. Nhrihy ami lpgboht also ran.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-12-02
THOROUGHBRED SALE.
10 Yeariings Sell for an Average of
R2SS 1t Auction.

LEXINGTON. KY. Dec. THE three da'
auction OF thoroughbred horses BIZ To-
Fsslg- Upton company ended to-day WI
tn. sale Of 40 head OF yearlings. whl''
brought an average price OF about -
The best sales:
Black colt. by Yorkshire Lad-indolent.
BY Hanover J. 4. Milan. Lexington sen
BAY colt, by RussrI-Latour. bY Hunting
Tower L, Z. Eanms,er. LoulsNillc -
Chestnut colt, by Russell e, y. by
imp Wagner. G [. southern " ashington
Ray nIly. by Duke Of Nonuo>e- Nellie
By bl StraifOrd {, &. southern 81
Chestnut gclding. BY imp. orlando
Hanna He'll. by Hanover, Amos rurney. -
cheS'n1, auy. by Kingston Pleasure
Bs,. hy Hen Brush; z. u bradley Is
dine by Horoscope. =. Il. bradley NJ
Bay mis-. hy Peter Pan shutdown, by
Sprin yheId RAmapo Stud, New Jersey 81
Bay NILS BY NoicT-tmbrA by hen Brush:
= Il Bradley ....,-. ="
Brown colt by Noter-M idge. by Trenton.
nliy. by DeIhi--sorcery. by
Horoscope Mat Mcnamara. ....... 81
by MaS-to: w L. Powers .... ...... ~
Bay vrIring. by u +. Dory-Semiramis.
by 81 Bisi>e John watkins -. -, IN
Bay colt. by OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. by
Order {. & Suiihson ~
Hay or brown colt, by Con ,esior-Black.
witch. by Wagner: Quincy Stables. View 40
B,S mis- by Cont~,tor-Fannic ". Fonso.
by FonsO J { Milan .. ...... IN
Has MIS- by SIAlwart Concord, by Con.
testor, J, {, Milan. -
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-12-02
DONALD WDON4LD WINS.
Close CAli for Fa,orite On Feature Race
at Jacksonville.

JACKSONVILLE. Fla. Dec i.-Sprinter
had the call IN the races At Moncrief Park
to-day a. three Of the events were at sN
furlong- and one other AZ I'VE and half
furlone- Well matched fields went TO
the post III each event. and good racing
resulted Donald Mcdonald won the fsa-
ture event which waS for all ages. AZ one
mile. but u MAS not in the way expected
Of a I to , chance he made the running
until IN. stretch. where Master Robert
u 10 l. passed him and those who accepted
the short odds had given W hope Of cash
ing but ~ the last lOO Yards Master Rob
ert tired. which permitted Donald Melon
aid upon whom TroNler had been working
like beaver, Ia tax. the lead again. ami he
drew out and won IN - hard drive by hall
length
The summaries
Firs, Rsre-Fiv, and half ,urionx> -r.ads
k.tte, i0o 'tioidstcin' TO !. won, husky Lad.
lcrl !? 30 /. third. Time, lT SIS Morning
song. Earl Scur. AgnsJ STARTER. Rasc ana
= Ssc"nd Raes 81, tqrlons. ,er.,lon: To-
isCond Shswner 100 Rn;w.Ib =" t. l. ihird
Heart and Huda's sister also ran
THIRD Race Il. rurouEs Clagqu- II, Davis.
Ida j. iai Hopkin. TO = Shird. Time s' !.
summer Night WOODLAND. May NT.eIa and Jane
Tonr,h Iisce-one milc-pouaId Mcdonald.
III ,Troxeri. IN J. won; Master Robert IIO
,Bursrll,. IS 70 !. s-eond hob n. ioIil t'oo>s
Ff,h RAC~-S!S 'uriongs -SsIv ola Tile. li5 Gold
stein. : "a ). won. Mon Ami 10 Bell. To
III as Hsnrs Grosscsddin. Moniciair stsr
board, star over and Edwin /. Also ran
.ih hs'e p. Sne m'% sTh a dslss s1e ~;
G"'>e' to !. second. Hanoury l0o .pavrn
thorpe. Golconda Ten PAGES and Lady esther
also ran
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-12-02
YUNT rikES HRESTLING HONOR
New Columbia Heavy Candidate
Win. In luirsS Time.

The annual competition Tor the Kilrna
and Robinson medals IN wrestling was held
in IN" 'oiumhia gymnasium Yesterday
afternoon Fifty men took part in the
bouts ami the meet lasted until we'll along
in rhs evening ! lunt. a second year man
In tho medical school. carried IN the honor-
oI tn" day Gy throwing t. Spaldorr in the
unlimited heavyweight class in minute
- seconds. Iunt was an all-~Ourh"rn
tackle Two years ago but never tried vr-%-
Ting until this fall Tie il wonderfully
aRgre--ly" and hai no difficulty In plnning
SpaIdorr to 81. mat IN. bout was the
shortest of the daV.
in IN" lightweight class capt. Robinson
vas forced Ia Weld ~ u r lie Sugero after
wrestling three minutes when no strained
his -ld" slightly Robinson vent through an
operation Tor appendicitis III IN" sum
IN ruring himself . VI Scruth"r-. sopho-
more. defeated lie AuGero IA the final
The hsh'ir"nyy weight hour was hard
fought. L. Bertrand defeating Cata-
CaIlnous alter - minutes III wrestling
m. summaries follow
Ran,.m~eirht class. IT'S Pounis-R c Norton.
II. defeated q bhsdkankA. ~ with = hammer
I9c1 9Hf lar aod 1, T'ruisn ?. ,econd,
Win bar and hodi hold i1in- ; ninn'.s i i:
seconds Final bout Il { horton. II. defrs tel
= ) . ,reaIe, z. Win a scissors hold Zine
+, s Ssf. rs roaTA A,, Mscas
j i Farrell IL with a hail Nelson hold Time
minute, - seconds final bout 4 McC anliss,
II, defeated ] :. Eighman. 49, with bar and
bo,y hold Time. minutes " s-cOnds
Lightweight Class l35 Pounds " SirutheYs
Is, drtrn'''; !. : SpIinzrr. IL. on work done
Time, v minutes T. ' dc sugrro. ~. won by
decision over I. u isobinson. IL Time J min
Etrs " seconds FINAL bout J : tTuthrrs. IL
won rs decision over Z. + Dc Augrro. II Time
Minute.
wrltrrwrigh, Class las Pounds Car.
~ trrrs. -. defeated I. y Grant. l5l., with a
hammcriork snd BODY hoId Time. minutes
!. = Springer. -. defeated j. VI S,TuihcrS -
on wor. donc Tim" minutes FINAL bout
4. Garruther- defeated l. y Springer With q
scissor and ho,iy hold. Time. : minutes u
seconds
Midl~W eight class. ils Pounds j =. StrindL-r
Il. dtfentc, " T. Fish, u. Nth a body hold
Time. , minutes ! l. Sicf ~. defeated 4. NJ
Wall. IL. Wlih \ boiy hold. Time q minutes -
-scoHfs IiLIl bout J l.. Sirf uou the decision
over Nirinder Time. v minutes
Light Heavyweight Class. rs Pount.-A y
CaincouLlnou.. u. fought draw with l. s
Bertrand. ~ Time. o minutes bertrand dc.
tcated ChLarOuEiiOuS points. Time n.inut-s
HEAVYWEIGHT Class J Suni. and s. de
fsAtri I. SphdOr-. ~. with hanmrriock sna
body hold Time. minute - seconds
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-12-02

MpSTFRFY. MnVico Dec I-RafasI
DavIlH brother-in-law Of ten bernardo
Reyes. accompanied by Fernando Ancira,
has left here for New York for the purpose
Of financing the establishment In Mon
will "D-t about 800. D0n In addition 10 the
rn"~r"ur4". grand stand and clubho,Is.
modern stables capable. ~ accommodating
! Oop horses Will nr built \ number 81
yea fhv men ~ Monterey ar. also Interested
In III. DTDie,T
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-12-02

Then Hoppe ran 81 to Slo.-ons Is ana
Hoppe finished his first nights score Of 4"
with run OF ~.
The summaries:
William Hoppe-o II. T. a. "a. g. =. ., 81
al y as -. y. Total. 500. Average, il . /"
ueorss r. Slosson-s. l. L. o. Is. T. y. o
- g. ~ IS, Total. M, Average. AN -.
High runs. Is. y. -.
Rrfrrec-Albrrt Cutler
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-12-02

WILLihHsr"wN. Mas I,"c. I IN. m
i"r'IHr- basketball -.A-nn rp"nrd ~ VIII
uir- Today. IN" work 81 the candidates
90 'h"-" games largely determine, the per
-puu'l ~ th" VARSITY, ~. seniors dc
i"Ji"d The frrrhWrn % 10 and m" juniors
defeated IN" -nphofnUr"- - To y Dukl.v
and Mason, N both varsity -ub-titIi,e.
!h-' year. PLAYED "A WhTIWiui xh.pr Free
man and " Lewis 81 n. -Oph uu.Dro- in,,.
IN" varsity timber Hodge a freshman
played u very -uappy game
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-12-02

PIttsHi rG. Dee. g. Mrs Bertha NAV
King. woman pool champion. simply sm,th
erred Martha clearwater m this afternoons
match pool gam" ~ :" points IN. cham.
pi0n won hy -'nt" Ut ~ to ~. running
pnt n"r string ~ les than six whole frnuIes
better showing, bat the champion heat
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-12-02

Hawai- b"" Eleven innings were
played to-day IN rhr Detroit A linen da res
game. winch resulted IN u -cors 81 y To ?
~ favor az IN" Americans I'M. hattertaa.
De fDi'. Summers and S'anage. Alrnendares
PcdrD-o and GDnZRlr~
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-12-02
wr..-, ans Football Record.

through Thoroughbred error the on
ponsnLS OF WESLEYAN ~ football we're cred
TED I'M So With ~ points instead OF
u IN" correct -'If"- for N" season v ere:
Agrir Iitural college. % W-sl-Sa an a. AmhsYsi 4
yws sy N"rui"h Wc-l,yAn. 8 l.nion. .
hoWdoln. 3. -
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ASS ARRoR. Mich. Dee. Fred Conklin
of SchooICraft. Mich, has been chosen cap
tain of the 1911 Michigan football team.
Opposed to ConklIn for IN. honor was stan
field Wells the star end. who like Conkln
ha- PLAYED on the team for two years and
will complet. his term ~ eligibility next
season Conklin l. a junior medic and a
member of Phi Beta r. medical fraternity.
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Racing iB France.

-pr'nH cadr D,Jplicb 10 rmL >gS
''Et~ I'"" H ~" race Tor ne. prr
l'''"'nhf' ~ Ant"uII fD.dI, vas Won ~
l'"--''''" 'Th"u i'". with Nuu"i'- 81.
ghrur -",pud amt Nfirurr.- l,,,vu. ala,
Z bat ihiri The JO' asy- were Chan,,,'
south and Taylor. seven horses ran
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-12-02

The Harlem !. VI q. \. will hold lis
annual wrestling tournament tomorrow
night in -he building on West I:sth street
All the anIard classes will be contested
and ~ looks a. n the affair will he tiptop.
such grappler- a. Peterson Flelscher.
Rugg"rto L.. AMI BaU"r-. with a long
li.t nl nfher good ono. haAn enferel
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-12-02

Lew Powell the California lightweight.
10 ma fched ~ bov ten rounds with Young
OTTO AZ N" National sporting club IL" ~
Tuesday night. and II he j. successful he will
meet Jack Goodman a. the tairnIVut \
a week later
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AZ the Grand Central Palace tonight
rherell BE n wr"-tliE. carnival in which
many noted grappl.T- will appear on the
mat. charley W lat" WIll r"i"r~-. which
means that taking viii not b." permitted
The giant Pole. Lhv-ko. will attempt 10
of one hour Joe Rogers and George
Bothncr will also meet suitable opponents
IN time limit bouts