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The evening times., 1895-09-05
FQINls EVENING AND SUNDAY THE TM7ES SPOTS EMCEL
SENATORS AND REDS AGAIN
They Will Give the Fans Two
Games This Afternoon.
Lively hut Erratic Boswell VIII Try
His Hand on the Ewing
Aggregation.

There are to be two games Ut ball at
National Park this afternoon between the
Reds and the Senator's. The first viii be
called at 2 O'Clock.
Mercer is down to pitch the first game
and Boswell will try his hand in the second.
Mercer is in good shape and should give
a good account OF himself,
AS for Boswell, II he can put curb On his
wildness, he will do well. He sends the
ball almost as fast as n gun could shoot il :
In his first attempt on Tuesday he held the
Coioneis dnwn to seven hits in seven innings
in the second game, while in the nine
innings OF the first game twenty hits We're
made off Of A Anderson.
Boyd will again play second and Selbach
short, Crooks and Schiebeck still being
among the crippled ones. Schiebeck was on
the grounds yesterday, but he is still pretty
sore and stiff
1t is likely that the patrons IF ihe sport
to-day will get a chance to see Foreman IN
the box for the Reds for one of the games.
This young man has been doing some pretty
strong work lately, and he will be Curl
osity- Rhines will probably pitch the other
game.
The attendance at the game yesterday
was light. but it promises To be better to
day. The idea that the Louisville men
should pummel the Senators as they did had
a depressing effect on the fans. But il should
not have had Ths Colonels, though they
are at the bottom OF the list, are not IA slow
team by Ion. shot. 1t has been taking the
best efforts of the best OF them to down the
Kenluckians lately, and it was hardly to lie
expected that the C0lonels, banged and
broken up as they have been OF late, would
beat them.
The League games played yesterday re-
suited as follows:
Cincinnati II. Washington 8.
Pittsburg q, New York 3.
New York 6, Pittsburg 4 (second game).
Philadelphia 10, st. Louis g.
Cleveland o, Brooklyn 5.
Baltimore 4 Louisville 3.
Boston 10, Chicago 3.
The evening times., 1895-09-05
GENERAL SPORTING NOTES.

The great English sprinter, Stevenson,
sails from his country to-day to 1oin tho
London Athletic Club i'm New York.
The International cricket match at Toronto
was finished yesterday, the Canadians beat
ing the United States eleven by a margin Of
139 runs.
The Newton Athletic Club, OF Newton,
Mass, will meet the Cambridge univer-
sity tenn while tho latter is in America
this fall
George Dixon and Mike Leonard, who
were arrested in New York on August 10
for their run-in at the Academy of Music,
were before magistrate yesterday. Dixon
was dismissed, but Leonard was fined SO
for disorderly conduct, the officer saying
he was sorry the law would not permit hnli
TO make 1t more.
Flying Dutchman, the Western horse,
won the Reapers' Stakes as he pleased yes.
terday, beating Rey del Carreres, Owlet
and others. Because the Dutchman car.
ried 122 pounds and the plunges for
sock him and looked elsewhere for the
winner. Riley Grammar, however, was
true to form. He went down the line on
Flying Dutchman and cashed.
John Clark, Of Philadelphia, has issued
q challenge offering to match Charley Nc
Keever against Arthur Valentine for 81 600
a side. McKeever is to allow Valentine
to set the weight, provided ii does not 20
under 13S nor over lao pounds. =.
The evening times., 1895-09-05
WILL RESURRECT BOXING
Olympic Club at New Orleans
Gives a Show.
Many Ladies See Herman Bernau
Stop Billy McCarthy-Dan Stew
IT and the Politicians

New Orleans, La, Sept. 5.-The Olympic
Club tried its new permit last night and
had boxing bouts between pugilists, made
up of members Of the club. There was a
large crowd, including many ladies.
A special effort was made to induce the
ladies' to attend, as the boxers appeared in
athletic shirts and knickerbocLers. The
feature of the evening was the bout between
Herman Bernau,of Galveston, and Aus
traliaD Billy Mccarthy.
1t was intended for ten rounds, but Nc
Carthy was very much out OF shape, and in
the fourth round Bernau landed a right
handler on the jaw which knocked the Aus
traliaD silly, SO that the other rounds were
not necessary. The club intends giving more
affairs, including an International tug of
war.
The evening times., 1895-09-05
Took Him at His Word.

Took Him at His Word.
Gussy "a little tipsy Twould you die for
me. old fel?'
Charley-Why, of course would.
Gussy-I wish you would, dear boy; Iwish
you would.-Texas Siftings.
The evening times., 1895-09-05

The Reds may not be pennant winners.
but they put up altogether too fast game
Of ball for the Senators yesterday.
The evening times., 1895-09-05

Dallas. Tex, Sept. 5.-New York. Brook
iyn and Chicago politicians have written
President Stewart. OF the Florida Athletic
Club. asking him TO change tine dates OF the
glove carnival go as to avoid conflict
with tho elections, which Will be held in
New York, Ohio Illinois and other States
early In November.
President Stewart declines to accede to
the requests, saying that as the carnival
had bcen advertised for October 81 and
November /. thousands have already ar
ranged to come South at that time.
A party of Philadelphia horEemen were
at the Eureka Club headquarters last
night, trying 10 arrange a match between
Bobby Dobbs, the ex-Boston boxer. and
Jack DAILY. The Philadelphians seemed
very anxious to bring about a match, but
as DAILY is not in good health and is in the
country trying to build up, It is not likely
that anything will come of the proposition
for the present. DObbs. however, is handy
light weight, and 1t is probable that the
Eureka folks Will put up match for HIM.
Billy Mcmillan last night signed ar
ticies for finish bout with Paddy Cor
man at $50 pounds. and the document has
been sent to New York for Gurman's sig
nature. The bout is to take place in about
five weeks.
Sailor Jim Brown and Pat Raedy are
about another meeting The Eureka Club
will put the pair on in a preliminary
bout, but insists that there must be a
guarantee this time TO insure them against
disappointment.
The evening times., 1895-09-05
The standing of the League Clubs to-day /. as

The games scheduled for today are as
follows
Cincinnati at Washington.
Cleveland at New York.
Chicago at Boston.
P:ttsburg at Brooklyn.
ST. Louis at Philadelphia.
Louisville at Baltimore.
The evening times., 1895-09-05

ing Office teams are still contending over
the game at Congress Heights on Labor
Day. 1t is understood the clubs are to
come together again next Wednesday,
but the Navy Yard men decline to
fight the Congress Heights contest over
again. They say this must be q distinct
and separate affair. 1t is understood that
apurse eofsonIething like $500 Owiiidependo
the coming game.
The evening times., 1895-09-05

Parrot was too much for the Senators.
They got only five hits, but there is some
consolation in knowing that for every time
they got a hit they got a run.
The evening times., 1895-09-05

The Baltimore men are slowly but surely
crawling away from the Spiders.
The evening times., 1895-09-05

Philadelphia is certainly making a driv
ing finish An earlier start would have made
things more lively, though as it is they are
probably lively enough for Cleveland
The DeLamar nugget. [volume] (DeLamar, Idaho) 1891-1900, 1895-05-18
Building up Idaho.


/. M. Earl, who has just returned
from a three weeks business trip
through parts of Idaho, says that FIRE.
mont county in particular is receiving
considerable attention at the hands OF
new settlers, it being a daily occurrence
to witness prairie schoouers making
their way toward the St. Anthony and
Teton Basin country. Fremont county
is only commencing to realize the BEN
efits of its vast canals, some of them,
particularly the st. Anthony and Elgin
canals, being veritable rivers them
selves, and it is certainly beautiful
and interesting sight to see these vast
bodies of pure water traversing their
way through many miles of open and
level land, which is to-day but sage
brush plain, only awaiting the arrival
of the thrifty husbaudman to locate and
make for himselfa and posterity home.
Idaho's future is indeed bright, and,
N the opinion Of Mr.. Earl, her popula-
ion will probably increase to a greater
,xtent than most of the Western States
md Territories during the next few
'ears.-Salt Lake Tribune.
The DeLamar nugget. [volume] (DeLamar, Idaho) 1891-1900, 1895-05-18
Dooley on Coinage.

'There's wan thing OPll tell we, now,
Jawn, an that's not two things-Oill
have no more discussions av th' silver
QUESTION in this house," said Mr. Dooley.
"Oi've had enough, an th' mkt man
that opins his head to mintion it, Opll
bounce into th' middle av the stbrate at
a ratio av sixteen to wan-sixteen wal
lops with the bung starter to wan head.
LAS noight Oh was settin' here
dhrinkin' me peaceful drink an
smokin' me tin-cint see. ga.ar whin in
comes Dinny Gallagher an that rufin,
an ordhers a tub av beer
apiece. OF guv it to thin an while
they was waitin' fer the collar to dhrop
aft, Cassidy up an SEE, SEE he; 'Oi see
Jawnpee an Wash Kissing have come
,ogether,' SEE be, 'over tn silver quis-
ion, SEE be. 'Yis, SEE Gallaghe, AM
ii wondher Jawnpee didn't tear his
Phisbkers out be thu rools' For why?' |
ez Cassidy. wash was right SEE he.
Dye name to tell me yer a gooldbug?'
ez Gallagher. Sure OF am sez Cassidy.
Sure thing, SEE he, if ye don't pre-
arye thu goold sthandard, SEE he,
yell bring roonation an th' counthry.'
"iHow was it before tb' act av SWIM
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