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Norwich bulletin., 1912-10-12
ROCKVILLE

Two candidates were baptized by the Rev. MT. Crofoot at the close of the services last Saturday.
 Fred Burdick, who has spent the summer at Quonocontaug Beach, has returned home.
 J. E. s. Crandall of Westerly iz spending a few days at his home here
 Miss Rose Slader of Providence is visiting Rockville friends.
 A meeting of the Loyal Workers was held with Mrs. Harold R. orandall or Thursday.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-10-12
Holland County HEBRON
Republicans Nominate Albert Rath- bone for Representative-W. c. T. U.

nePupHCans -Nonihate Albert Rath-
 bone for Representative-W. c. T. U.
 Mrs. Anna Gilbert and daughter. Hell en, were home at Dr. Pendletons over Sunday.
 Wallace Lord was home over Sum- day and Monday.
 MT. and Mrs. Wanak, who have been spending several days at Dr. Pendle- tons returnsd to Meriden Monday aft ernoon.
 Miss Clara Pendleton was home for few days last week.
 Deacon and Mrs. Frank Waldo are visiting at Rocky Hill.
 Mrs. B. T. Smith and Mrs. N. F. Raymond went to the w. c. T. U. con ventfon at New London last week, as delegates Mrs. Frank Clark and Mrs. Dana Jaquith also attended the con vention.
 The w. c. T. U. will hold their meet ing next Thursday Mrs. Loren Lord is in Cromwell with her daughter, Mrs. H. K. Viner. foI several weeks. .. Republican Caucus. Jacob Simmons and Prof. Turne, were in town Wednesday to attend tho republican caucus. Albert Rathbont was nominated for representative. | The election passed off very quietly Republicans were elected.
 Mrs. Elias Thompson, who has beer i'll for several months. died Oct. 5tE | Burial was at South Farms. Middle town.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-10-12
ROYAL ARcANUM.

At Wednesday evenings meeting of Thames council. No. 1851, George Pow CTS was appointed official press agent. The council is planning for a class initiation at the next meeting on Octo- Der 2S. when the work will be con- ducted by the state degree team. Members of the other local councils as well as those of New London and Willimantic have been invited to at- tend. The balance of the meeting was devoted to regular reports and similar routine business.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-10-12
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAs.

The annual grand lodge convention of the Knights of Pythias will be held in Stamford on Tuesday of next week. Monday evening. there will be recep- ton and entertainment by the Stam- ford lodge. The most important office to be filled is that of keeper of records to succeed the late Horace o. Case. Notification of the convention and it's programme have been received by the secretary of the local lodge.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-10-12
OWLS.

Norwich nest, No. 1896, held uarge- ly attended session Tuesday evening in Owls hall, with President George H. Stanton in the chair. Various re- ports were read and accepted and 9th CT regular business occupied the at- tention of the meeting. The nest is making plans for a busy winter in membership growth and socially.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-10-12
GOOD rEMPLARs.

Buckingham lodge, No. 20. met in the vestry of the Third Baptist church, Greeneville,, Monday evening. J. A.
 Akerlind of Hartford gave an interest ing report of the grand lodge session in Hartford in September. The future of the local lodge was discussed. and it was decided to have an organizer come here to bring in new members and to infuse new life into the order.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-10-12
EASTERN STAR

Sachem chapter held well attended session in the Buckingham Memorial Wednesday evening and routine bus mess was disposed Of It was an- nounced that at the next meeting the grand officers would be present, and it is planned to make the occasion a notable one. A banquet at 6.30 will precede the business meeting.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-10-12
HIBERNlANs.

President F, J. Murtha presided at the meeting of the Second division, held Tuesday evening in Hibernian hall. One application for membership was received. Preparations are being made for the county convention to be held at New London October 20, at which time it is expected that Vice President James J.. Finnegan of this city will be made county president
Norwich bulletin., 1912-10-12
PATRONS OF HUsRANpRY.

At the meeting of Norwich grange Wednesday evening in Pythian hall, two interesting addresses were given. Prof. Allen Latham addressed the meeting on Life Progress and and his remarks were heard with much inter- est Past Master c. Warren Davis of Preston Grange also gave an enter taining talk.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-10-12
lApIEs AUXILIARY. A. o. IA.

\ The delegates from the local aux Hilary to the county convention at New London on Sunday, October 27, will be the following officers: ,Presi- dent Mrs. Mary l.. Sliney vice presi- dent, Miss swanton; financial secre- tary, Mrs. Moran; recording secretary, Miss Katherine Sliney; treasurer, Mrs. A. Brock; sergeant at arms Mrs. Mi chael Curly; sentinel, Miss Katherine Brennan. The delegates are to be en- tertained by. Division 26 and refresh ments will be served following the convention.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-10-12
WoMAN,s RELIEE CORES.

sedgwiclx W. R. C., No. IS, met at Buckingham Memorial Friday after noon with Mrs. Dorothea w. Balcolm, president, in the chair. An invitation from Sedgwick post, G. A. R., for the corps to attend the open meeting Fri day, the 18th. was accepted. It was voted to give supper October 19.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-10-12
L. C. B. A.

St Rose branch, Ladies' Catholic Be- nevolent association, held it's first meeting following the summer recess Monday evening, in the committee room of Foresters' hall with an excep- t1onally large number present. En- couraging reports showing the. branch to be in fine standing were read and accepted. Routine business was dis posed of and several new members were received. Arrangements were made for the social events of the sea-
Norwich bulletin., 1912-10-12
ODD. FELLOWS.

Shetucket lodge worked the first de- gree on one candidate at Tuesday eve ning's session in odd Fellows hall. Regular business was disposed of and various reports were heard and ac- cepted
Norwich bulletin., 1912-10-12
RICHMOND
Interesting Meeting of cIarks Falls w. C. T. U.-The Calendar for the Year,

The Clark's Mills W. c. T. U. met Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. Mabel Kimber of Kenyon. The president, Mrs. Charles Dawley, read Prov. 31. After the devotional exercises and roll call the treasurer's report showed cash on hand Oct. 10 $19.0S. The union de- cided to have Miss B. Carol Hodge of Providence, superintendent of scien- tific temperance instruction and mar cotics. visit some of the schools in
 Richmond and Charlestown. Mrs. Ma bel Kimber and Mrs. Nellie Moore gave a report of the state convention
Norwich bulletin., 1912-10-12

Darien.-The Darien Pigeon club will have flight of pigeons, starting from New Berne, N. C.. Sunday morning.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-10-12
ECHOES FROM. THE LODGE ROOM
Ladies Catholic Benevolent Association Holds First Meeting of Season-Independent Foresers Plan Anniversary Cele- bration-Grand Lodge, A. o. U. w. at New London October 17-Addresses Before Norwich Grange.

succeeding James c. Sullivan of New London The five officers of each of the local divisions are the delegates to the convention.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-21

Drill Sereeant (after Worrying Rrown
Tor two houl sl--Right about face
Brown-Thank goodness I'm right
about something at iast.-Tit-Bits
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B0WLERS WILL RECEIVE GOLD
SILVER AND BRONZE MEDALS


Second wssk.
Monday. Sept 23-Owl Club vs. Lib
ery; Premier Va. Wheeling.
Tuesday. Sept 2f-Dough Nuts vs..
Mail Pouch; BanksFs va. Insurgents
"wednesday. Sept. 2B-Masonic Club
vs. Ayiators; Progressives W. Whseling
Thursday, Sept. 2s-Newark va. Col
umbia. LaBelle VS.. Red Letter.
THIRD wseh.
Monday. Sept. 30-Premiers vs.. Dough
Nuts; Newark Va. Owl Club.
Tuesday. Oct. Wheeling vs. Mail
Pouch; Bankers VS.. Wheeling Can Co.
wednesday. Oct Masonic Club W.
LaBene; Aviators vs.; Red Letters.
bia: Insurgents vs. Progressives.
Fourth wssk.
Monday, Oct 7-Premiers VS.. Bank
ers; Dough Nuts VS.. Owl Club.
Newark.
Wednesday. Oct 9-Red Letters VS..
wheeling Can Co; Aviators vs. Column
Thursday. Sept IO-LaBene VS.. Lib
erty. Mail Pouch vs.. Insurgents.
Fifth wesk.
Monday. oct. 14-Dough Nuts Va. Ma
sonic club; Premiers vs.. Red Letter.
Tuesday, oct 15-Bankers VS. New
ark; l.aBelle vs.. Wheeling.
Wednesday oct. l6-Wheeling Can Co.
VS. Liberty, Mail Pouch vs.. Aviators.
Thursday, Oct. l7-Owl Club VS.. Pro-
gressives; INSURGENTS vs.. Columbia
Sixth Week.
Monday. oct. 2I-Premiers VS.. Wheel
Ing Can Co.
Tuesday. oct. 22-wheeIing VS.. In
surgents; Bankers VS.. Doughnuts.
Wednesday. oct. 23-Red Letter w.
Liberty: Progressives VS.. Maconic
Club
Thursday. oct 24-CoIumbia VS..
Mail Pouch: Newark VS.. Aviators
Seventh Week.
Monday. Oct. 2S-OwI club vs. Avia-
tors: Columbia vs. premIers.
Tuesday. oct. 29-Baukers vs. Ma
sonic Club: Wheelings vs. Wheeling
Can co.
Wednesday. oct. 3O-Doughnnts VS..
Insurgents; 1.a8elle vs. Progressives.
Thursday. oct. 3i--Liberty vs.. Mail
Pouch. Red Letter We. Newark
Eighth Week.
Monday. Nov. f-Premicrs vs.. Mail
Pouch. owl Club vs. Columbia
Tuesday. Nov. 5-Wheeling VI
DouEhnuts; Bankers vs.. Progressives.
Wednesday. Nov. Masonic Club Va.
Red Letter; I.aIielle vs. Aviators.
Thursday. Nov. Insurgents vs..
Wheeling Can Co. Newark W. Liberty
Ninth Week.
Monday. NOV. 11-Doughnufs va
newark; Prcmiers ". Progressives.
Tuesday. Nov. 12-Bankers vs. Mail
Pouch Liberty ". Masonic Club.
Wednesday. Nov. 13-Columbia VS.
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new RECORDS
AR EsTABLIsHnD AHp SEVERAL.
noUALED IN PTTTsBURaH.
Mocarthy. Of Hsw York. ss.s record
IN HOP step ana Jump-MusIier
Breaks Discus Record

FORBES FIELD. PfTTsnt-RcH. "a
sept 20-Two new records were e.
iaulIaneu several were oIuHIfI and
exceptionally good marks we're hung
up in "a majority ~ fhc events narfIrI.
Tated in to-day By junior athletes from
all parts The United States. under the
auslices 20 the Amateur Athletic union.
The senior games will De- held to-
morrow.
q. Mccarthy. % the Irish-Am erican
=. g.. NeW York. made new junior
record in the bop. step and jump with
mark ~ 90 feet . inches while
y. Mueller. ~ the same organization.
ihreW fhr discus laf o. feet. establish
ing another new junior record
Iu The matter OF POINTS the View
York a. g. carried NJ Hrat honora Win
total of 81 Tor tne dar The frirh-
american g. g. was second with
90 points
+. Lund. Irish-American a. C.. on his
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LADY RUFF WINS EIGHT
HEAT RACE; A RECORD

Special Dispatch to the Intelligence
CIARKSBURG. W. Va. sept 90
History was made at getaway day
ai tAc far here to-day. when Lady
Run won an cight-heat race IN which
every starter was a heat winner. This
Is the hrst time In the history OF The
Lake Erie circuit that a horse has won
an cight-heat race in which every
horse that scored for the word headed
the summary IN one or more heats.
Lady Run did not win heat until
Then The daughter rot q AicantrSs buggy
rided around the tired field and won
the event After Dr. Axten and
Ia udy J had each taken heat. ~
looked like Dodge. the kentucky horse.
would win the event. The son or
Baron wilkes won the next two heats.
but then blew VI.
Thatcher piioted Isaac t.. the Weeds
field horse. 60 victory in the 2;i5 pncc.
after Dropping the initial heat 20 the
OF Guy was forced to a now record OF
2l3i. In the last heat BY the Gosnell
First race. 2:is trot unfinished from
Lady Ruff CD. m. by
Airantraz Johnson. Z . 2 Z 2 I
Randy T.. BY B1rbenctt.
Dodge. hr. y by Baron
Wilkes 0edfordl 90. .
Z Dr. Athol x. e.. bv Cen
cral Burns fGosnelD- J. 2
Time. 2tsta c.fgta. 2:tsss. 2i7i4
e17i. 2.is. 2.isH ago.
Second race. 2.f5 pace. purse 500.
[ Iaanc -. b.. g.. by Guy.
: tThatcherJ .-..........-. / I
Mabel W, by Jack Heron.
/ tGosnell ...........-.... 2 2
/ Lenora Johnson. b. m. Ter
| roIll ........N ..........- .
Nina McEWen. D.. m. U.y-
Tine atss:a.isi. a.isl 7is%.
Third race. 7.2o trot. purse 800.
WITH. p r. fAlcutI ...........
Z The Magnet p. r.. fTcrrciU coo.
/ Earonneett b. g. BEDFORD .... 2 5
Harry wilkes. b D.. Orarel .... Z
| oliver ~. D. X. tGorneill ...... 8
Sweetheart. D ~. fRow and)... 9 ?
| Strong Baron. biz No.. fHuliardl 3
I TuUo n cn. m. fFerrcll ...... 3
Time. 2tPtt, e.fs4. 117h.
q. mile run. purse $3.50.
/ Masks anil Faces. Wun. AFnes May.
I second. ChiiIs. third. j. g.. Ciiles and
| Crucae. also ran. Time. .5s
/ a milo run. purse $3.50
| Pendant. won. Lille MAY. second
I Cheneaulf Third. County Chairman. Au-
l tomato and Morning sons. also ran.
] Time. I.f1
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SECRETARY OF A. q C. MAKES
IMPORTANT ANNOUNCE,
MENT.
All League Have 60 Be Sanctioned
and Games Must Be Rolled
on Measured Alleys.

The following letter is self-explana-
tory:
Milwaukee. Wis. Sept 10.
Mr.. Bowler:
No doubt you believe in these prin-
ciples. and rulee. but do you personally
see to II that they are attended to, or
do you Let George do it," The
"bowfer's creed" is what | refer 20,
II 10 your league must be sanctioned
by the A. b. c.; your club must belong
to the City Bowling Association; the
alleys must be certified regulation"
by the A. b c.
Don't leave IL to anyone this year.
you do It. Do IL now, because the
leagues are now beginning to organize
and now IL the time to look after such
things.
Attend your league meeting: make
q motion covering these require
ments: have the league secretary in
etructed to write for application
blanks and Instructions.
Remember that the A. u. c. will
give eighteen gold. silver and bronze
medals for the best, the second best
and the third best team, and indiyid-
ual games rolled during the coming
season in a sanctioned league and on
measured alleys.
In the past many bowlers were rob-
bed OF their honors and medals be-
cause somebody forget to get a san
ction for their leagues. Don't allow
that 10 occur this time. Attend to
II yourself. Write to me for applica-
ton blanks. Yours truly.
A. L. LANGTRY,
Secretary a. II. G.
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Reported Early.

On Wednesday afternoon the boys
reported as early as $3.50 o'clock, and
from hat time until $40 they were
put through a hard course OF prac-
tice. Coach Edmonds states that all
he Is working for at the beginning
is TO teach the men how to catch the
ball. both while standing and run
ming. Quite a marked degree OF i'm
provement was noted on the third
day out. and the men. under the care
full tutelage OF Coach Edmonds. are
fast picking up the rudimentary por-
ton OF the great college sport. To
say that the candidates are well
pleased with the coach would be put
ting IL mildly. and the writer.
through his personal connections with
the Michigan man. can plainly see
why they do. Coach Edmonds Is one
OF those kind OF fellows who com
mands the respect OF all and treats
every candidate just the same as he
does the regulars. AS a result OF all
this. every man on the squad is con-
fident that he will make the eleven.
and no one will know how the men
will line up until the inaugural con-
fiict OF the season.
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Equipment Good.


The equipment furnished the candi-
dates this year is the very best. and
there is still plenty on hand to &C
commodate those who may come in
late. Every man Ia equipped from
head to foot before he leaves the
gymnasium, as Coach Edmonds has
seen TO IL that all are taken care OF
in this respect. Manager George
Phillips has an able corps OF assist
ants who are looking after the needs
OF every man who applies for a suit.
and the very best OF accommodations
are being afforded the football men
IN the gymnasium. Lockers have
been furnished all. and the shower
baths have been placed in first-class
condition. All these details add to
the comfort OF the prospects and
gives them encouragement. IL IL en-
tirely too early in the season to make
any predictions as TO the men who
will carry the colors OF W. v. u.
through the 1912 season. and about
all that can be said now is that the
team will be fast one.
With but few exceptions every man
who was out last season Is back on
the Job. ready and willing to match
ability against any that may come
out against him. Every position on
the team Is open. according TO the
coach. and the man who shows up
the best will get the job. There will
be from three TO five candidates for
every position. and II Will require
hard work on the part OF every man
20 land the job which he seeks.
Manfesting Interest.
The student body is manifesting
considerable interest in the team. and
a large gallery Witnesses the daily
workouts. Arrangements for con
Quoting a training table have not as
yet been completed. but something OF
definite nature Is expected 20 de-
velop within the next few days. II
~ practically assured that a table
will be conducted. ana there is a
slight possibility that a house viii be
secured In which 20 house all tho
picked men All these details re.
main 10 be worked out. and u is a
safe bet that they will be carefully
handled with fuch a competent man
az Dr. ". =. Edmonds In charge.
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LaBeiie: Wheeling Can Co. vs. Avia-
Thursday. Nov. i4-wheeiins VS..
Tenth week
monday NOV. ls-Premiers VS.. Avia-
tors, owl Club VS.. Bankers.
LaBelle: Wheeling vs. Masonic Club.
"Wednesday. Nov. 20-Insurgents va.
Liberty: Newark vs.. Progressiyes.
Thursday. Nov. 2l-Columbia We.
Wheeling Can Co: Red Letter VS.. Mail
Pouch
Eleventh Week.
Monday. Nov. 25-Mail Pouch vs.. Owl
tuesday. Nov. 26--Wheeling vs. Lfo-
erty; Bankers vs.. Aviators.
"Wednesday, Nov. 27-Dough Nuts vs..
Columbia Masonic Club vs.. Wheeling
Thursday. Nov. 2s-Red Letter vs..
PrOgressives. L.aBelle w. Insurgents.
Twelfth Week.
Monday. Dec. 2-Premiera Va Ia
Belle: owl Club VS. wheeiing.Csn Co
Tuesday. Dec. 3-Bankers VS.. liberty.
wheeling vs. Aviators.
Wednesday. Dec. 4-DougS Nuts VS.,
Pouch.
Thursday. Dec 1rnsurgents va.
newark Prosressivss We. Columbia
Thirteenth Week.
Monday. Dec. 9-OWl Club vs. Red
Letter; Liberty VS.. Premiers
Tuesday. Dec. 10--wheeiing vs.. Col
W.. A-tll5euC-
Wednesday. Dec. 11-Dough Nuts VS.
wheeling Can CO.. Masonic Club VS.. In
surgents.
Thursday. Dec. 1FProgressives VS.,
AViators. Mail Pouch VS.. Newark
Fourteenth week.
Monday. Dec. fb-Premiers VS.. Owl
Club. Dough Nuts VS.. Liberty.
Tuesday. Dec. 17-Bankers VS. Red
Letter. Wheeling VS.. Newark
Wednesday. Dec. ls-Masonic Club VS.
Columbia; Insurgents vs.. Aviators
Thursday. Dec. 19--Ia Belle VS. Wheel
ing Can Co; Progressives VS.. Mail
Pouch.
Fifteenth Week.
Monday. Dec. -se-InsurEents VS.. Owl
club. Premiers VS.. Masonic Club
Tuesday. Dec. 21-Wheeling VS.. Red
Letter. Dough Nuts VS. Aviators
Thursday. Jan. 2-LaBeile vs. Mail
Pouch; Bankers VS.. Columbia
Friday. Jan. 3-ProRressives vs. In
erty; Wheeling Can Co VS.. Newark.
Two-Een League.
The Following teams have been enter
ed IN the two-men league az the Musee
bowling alleys: G. =. Wood. Jr and
Harry Mills, Klllbuck and Hummei:
stevenson and bailey: Emblem and Nc
Colloch. Frazier and Brady: Nolte and
Ennis Fox and Schaffer; Ray and Sar-
yer.
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GREAT PROSPECTS
FOR STATE TEAM
UNIVERSITY ELEVEN showiNc
UP ~ GREAT STYLE EARLY.
Initial Workout q the Squad BY
Coach Edmends Promises Much
for Tire Future.

Special Dispatch 20 the inteiffxenee--
AOkGASTOWN. W W. Sept. 90.
With thirty husky ard ambitious
looking candidates out. the footha n
training season AZ the ives, Virginia
University was inaugurated Monday
afternoon. and. everything taken into
consideration. the prospects for one
OF the best teams In years are excep-
uonaiiy bright The frat afternoon
was spent In the miidest form Of prac-
tee possible. as Coach Edmonds did
not want the men to be nursir.>
bruises so early in the seacon The
practice was short. the time being
put In by punting and catching the
ball Things changed somcwhn. the
second day out. and the boys were
given a more strenuous brand OF
work. Quite a noticeable feature
this year IL the large number OF new
men out. there being almost double
the NUMBER that reported at the be-
ginning OF the season last year.
On Tuesday Coach Edmonds select
ed few OF the regulars, placing
them IN charge OF a squad OF men
with the intention Of working out
the soreness developing from the first
days practice. The first few minutes
were spent in running with the ball
and passing II to others down the
field. blow" being taken at the
ends OF the gridiron. In this way
the men not only improved their abil-
ity TO Judge distance in catching the
oval. but as well improved their wind
10 a great extent. From seven to
eight men were placed on each squad.
quota OF men. Coach Eduonds is
training the men by degrees. so TO
speak. and will endeavor TO add some
thing new and more strenuous each
day.
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who sat on the case. in charging the
jury. urged them 20 bring justice TO
the men who participated In the
lynchIng.
The action OF the jury was no sur
price 10 the residents OF this section.
Sentiment is still high against the
negroes. Judge Maynard announced
that the lynching would be taken up
by the next regular grand jury.
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NO INDICTMENTS
RETURNED BY The
LYNCHING JURORS
Despite Pleas o. the Court Princeton
Grand jury Fails 70 Act IN
Death Of Negro.

PRINCETON. W Va. Sept. 20. -
After hearing evidence presented by
the state for three days. the special
jury empaneled for the purpose 81 In
vestigating The lynching OF the alleged
negro rapist Robert Johnson. tonight
adjourned without returning a single
indictment Judge J. Frank Maynard.
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HEAR YEl HEAR YE!

Tho best place IN the city 20 have
plating Of all kinds. oxidizing. lacquer.
ing and polishing done Is at the
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Musse Bowling soheduis.

Manager W. J. Ennis. OF the Musee
bowling alleys. has submitted the fol-
lowing schedule for this season.
FIRST Week.
Monday. Sept 16-Aviators vs.. LIB
rty' Ipugh Nuts VS.. Progressive
Tuesday. Sept. 17.-Bankera VS.
Wheeling: Premier vs.. Insurgents
Wedncsday. Sept 1s-TnReile vs.
Newark: Wheeling Can Co vs. Mail
Pouch.
THURSDAY. Sept 19-Nasonic C1ub vs.
owl Club; Red Letter VS.. Columbia.
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fourth throw with the javiin. had mae
1878 feet % Lott Mohawk g. g..
NeW York. followed with throw Of
$50 % feet Lund protested The throw.
ffntirR fhnt whom be made his throw
ltI u.fuue unfaafeuel. lie claimed 10
had been tied. causing n small knot,
which materially aided Lott iu making
the winning throw After much wranE-
Inns the matter was referred 90 James
q sullivan. secretary and treasurer
a n1afeur Athletic union. referee 81
games. who dlrallowed Lund-a Claim.
Tho question was vital o. - Irish
American a. q Had Lofts throw been
disuunlined. Lund would have received
nve points Tor "a fret Instead ~ three
for "a second. making t1e total points
of the irish American 4 q 20 On place
Of 30. or one more than scored BY the
New York a. G.
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Telephone operators in Egypt are re-
quired TO speak English. French. italian.
Greek and Arabic.