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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-10-26

At Chicago.

CHICAGO Oct. 25-The feature OF to. days card was
race at two and One-quarter miles between selling
plAters. Two threeyeAr olds, Hub Prather and
moldup fought ont at tho end the former winning
The weather conditions continue delightful and
year. Summarizes
First Race-SiI furlongs-Little Land III (McIn-
tyrel, to 2, won: Title, lO7 81. Winkheld), 20 to l.
second: Grey John. 1o2 CMitchelD. to /. third.
Time, l;lbA
Second Race-SiI furongs-Nette Regent, 100
MitchelD, to l. won Man Of Honor II tTrotterl
10 TO l.. second: The Rush. ia IT. Burns). to g.
third. Time, l;l5A.
Third Receive furlongs-Sster Alice 1O4 CShep-
herd) to l, won: Little Jack Horner lO8 Mitch
ell g. TO second Vicie Vance, lo4 (Henson). 30
/. third Time. :O0H.
Fourth RAce-Two and a quarter miles-Hub
PrAther. Of %. Waldo. 4 to /. won; Holdup VI
tseAton, to 5. second; Hose, 100 Troter). 6 to l.
third. Time. 4i0Oh.
Fifth Race-one mile-Mission. e2 Henson). 8 to
l. won; MonteaQle, 1o1 81. Wnkneld), Ito 2 second;
Sir Fttzhughr ~ thitchelD. to l. third. Time.
1.42k
sixth Race--One and one eighth miles-Jimp lol
NtchelD. to 2. won; EnnomiA, OF Flint. IS to
]. second; YincOnnes, % ncQuAde). to /. third
Time, 1:54k.
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Football Notes.

AMHERST, Oct. 25.-Amherst defeated Bowdoin to-
day by IL to6.
At southboro. Masl-Harvard freshmen. 8; st.
Marks School. 8.
feated Belts Academy Of Stamford to-day by 2s to g.
WARRINGTON. Dot 25.-Football here to-day:
Georgetown University. o; Baltimore Medical Col.
leRe. 10.
The game scheduled between Polly Prep" school
and St. Paul school at Wash ngton Park for yester-
day afternoon was postponed until Nov. IS.
1nterscholastic Championships will DO played at
berkeley Oval this afternoon, Teams from De La
Sale Institute and Berkeley School will be the
tostAnts.
By the score of 81 70 9 St. Austin's High School
defeated Cutler School al Staten Island yesterday
ThS d local cal 6oys we're Ouols:sd in
ponents line.
MIppLErows, Conn. Oct 7b.-The freshman foot
ball team Of Wesleyan University has ;u,t been
manager and O. r. Hsrtzsll OF New YORK city as cap
tain. Practice will be held daily for the frsshmen-
giving. For the past two years the game has not
been played duet interference on the part of the
faculty.
lost their rst game OF the this afternoon to
Lawrenceville school eleven. at LAwrenceville by
in S Of
Varsity substitute players, but their team work was
Of the sohoolbcys cut Oh the end runs upon
which tho visitor. depended most for advancing the
opening up plenty, Of holes which. the backs
picked ont csvsrly. In three minutes Of play in the
se 1 sna tsc
on s sTsns
which Thatcher missed the goal but Lawrenceytlle
forged ahead again before the , half vas over with
half Lawrenceyille clinched the game after Ave min
ates Of p b s Soy third The
on their e6-yard line.
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both the Chicago encounter and the Harvard
game scheduled for week from next Satur-
Coon bs and Rem Ren berg. ends Overhead and
Wallace. tackles; Hare and Shower. guards !;
MoCloskey. ce9trs 0utlapd, quarter 9ask
This Is a shakeup that has knocked all other
dissected. too, By. the critics who !ant to know
how quarter back can be played properly by
f T bs Pea Sse PF .d Ss sSn %ssef hut
strengthen the team at half back when he has
been most effeotiys az "a guard and still again
has been considered the best centre rush In
the colleges. can be expected to hold d. HE M own
for 10 is one q the best football coaches
In the land. He explain. the so, shaf U.sI
3 Fem n' stA s%s t ~. season S.s
been useless IN the matter OF gaining
to pull the Quaters out Of, the mire, Woodruff
declare; that he has BEEN b to
Outland. without materially weakening his
rush line, because OF the strong substitutes y.
%sRf ina, %P e: t the Sas R.nn
yania can turn out 1t provides strong line
eompna.on of half "4 backs e00d tseFes
. .SSp t ss By Is Eoss II: Tasn:r
than weaker in defence. and the kicking
strength 10 the same; for either Coombs or
when the necessity arises; With smith 70 iol-
vantage Of lis spssd and tack Ing strength Is
still possible. Woodruff 10 hopeful. but he
knows that Is pretty late IN the ssas9n to
cess.
CAMBRIDGE. Dot. PSI the reports are true
that we're given out tonight the Varsity foot,
ball team has mastered new defence that
Penn" even more effsctiyeiy than tie one used
last year. In the offlcial bull stin given out Il
% hs t1s ssS0 sub : ssHre rus aad
B pouaSsd q tns h q qHHS or sn9s
decided losses in an impressive manner. The
big follows were so exhausted that they gave
riman but neither Of these was able to better
the performance OF the regular men. The day
and and sbs football day
snappy and fast from beginning to end.
practice this afternoon Of two halyes 0! about
swiit footba bssse a worf Being done IL the
time in the absence OF Finefs and did good
hm TN ssSona @
by the way these three Quarter backs: FinSke.
R Se s: rn .upp.G in WIT Ys
chances in favor OF the former with sullivan q
close second. OWN to his experience and good
judgment In handling the team. Fincke's
handling OF punts In the back field 10 q feature
OF each days play.
Varsity football team left for Chicago at II 80
this morning. Five or six hundred students
were on hand to witness their departure and
and ohsersd again. So great was the enthu-
sasm even among the faculty In the game that
were suspended so that the students could take
part 10 the demon stration at the Broad street
station. Tho general feeling among the stu.
dents 10 still one OF faith in their team. and
they believe that their boys will come home
yith Chicago scalp hanging from their belt;
mon to pick her team from this year except
possibly In one or two positions. and these
Same men. In the opinion OF George woodruff,
themselves members OF q representative team
in the big four.
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Lawn Tennis.

The tennis tournament at Columbia was com plotod
yesterday afternoon. In the semi-nnal round. Bur
dick and Lewis defeated schlsy and Boyoson. al.
90. The Anal the best match in the tourna.
ment, Four sets were required to decide it, and
were taken tocomplete the match, which was finally
won by X. W. Gushing. 1901 Law, ana r. b. Cush-
"a,
The West Side IDnnis Club brought it's members
fall tAn end yesterday afternoon having
dragged along for several weeks. o. NJ. Bostwiok
beat W b. CrAgin, Jr., IN the nnA6 of the handicap
thus taking hrst place in every one OF the four
events. BoHtwck won the club cham pionship ia
singles several weeks ago. and no has now annexed
all three of the other first prizes.
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CINCINNATI, Oct 2b-The weather wa. delightful
cellent to-day at LatoniA. Summary:
First Race-One mile-FneSlAnd, ITO (KniehO, 3
to !, won Gypsum. 40 (Ross), 8 to l, second;
Dandy H., 105 (MAsOn) 3 to |. third. Time, l;424
second RAoe-Five and ons-hAlf furlongs-Rec m
penSe, 10 Patton), 20 to l. won; Princess Fedora
lo6 (Silyers), 3 to 1. second; Scarlet Lily, lO2
Dupee). o to 1. third. Time. 1;o94.
Third Race-one mile-Azucena. l12 Csilvers). to
8. won; Gold Fox, los tKnghp, to 2, second;
Pinochle. 101 Bouthard) To 2. third. Time l:4l
Fourth Race-one mile and three uarters-ElyrG,
1o4 (DupSe. IS to 1, wOni Kodak ia (Boi GndJ to
l. second BABE Fields. OF tcAstro,. IL to 1. third
Time, 3;o3A.
Fifth raoe-siK furlongs-FlorizAr. 40 (Dupee). >
TO s, won Parmenian, 10 LRosSl, q to 8, second;
John ". Patton. 100 tAcReandj. 16 to !, third
Time l:lB.
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BowIlnR Games Tonight.

National League Tournament-AmericA, New York
A. c and Kings County, at STAIRS alleys,
American National TournAment-GermAniA,O Orch.
ard and Arlington. at the Germany Assembly Rooms
alleys.
HARLEM League Tournament-OrientAl, Audubon
and Norris Wheelmen at Thum KAhlsdon's alleys.
Columbia Tournament Puritan, BelViders and
AorninREde, at Schlussing's alleys,
Fire Insurance League Tournament - German
American Fire Insurance Company. Northern Fire
Insurance Company and Underwriters. At Reid's
alleys.
Arlington National Tournament-Welcome. Co
than and BleeCker at the Arlington Hall alleys.
Arcade Head Pin TUurnAment-Civil Service No. 1.
Civil Service No. a. Civil Service No y, and UneedA.
at the Arcade ALLEYS.
Brooklyn Royal ArcAnum Leagne Tournament
Iolanthe Council, BrevOort Council and Common
wealth Council, at TTainor's alleys,
Long Island Association Of Cycling Clubs TournA~
ment-ClaSs b, Amphion Wheelmen, Carroll Park
Wheelmen and Pierce Wheelmen. at tho Elephant
Club Alleya
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Close of the Columbus Meeting,

COLUMBUS. Oct. 25.-The Columbus Fall
Meeting closed to-day. The 2:26 trot which
was carried over from Yesterday. was called at
IL A. N. and il took two more heats to settle
it. Dakoma finally winning after having been
the victim OF q good deal OF questionable work
on the part OF Brannigan. who was driving
Wheaton Boy. the favorte In the betting on
this race.
The 2:14 pace turned out TO be the race OF
the afternoon and seven heats were paced be-
fore Light Star won. After winning the first
two heats Miss Edith threw a shoe which nlso
carried small piece Of the hoof wi III It: Tho
2:27 pace and PAY trot were decided Ia
atraiRht heata. Rummaries:
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WAlTNOT AGAIN IN FRONT. |
HE BEATS WARRENTON IN AN EN-
CITING DRIVE AT hQUEDUCT.

Patrons of tho Queens County Jockey Club
Land on -Four successful Favoritss-
Jenkins and O'Conner Again Promin ent
In tho Saddle-Erwin Beats Smart Ones.
The weather gods again smiled on the
Queens County Jockey Clubs meeting at Aque-
duct yesterday. and Dame Fortune was also in
one Of her genial moods. Out OF the six races
decided. four favorites pulled through. and the
5000 visitors who gravitated between the
whaleback promenade and the ring turned
homeward with cheerful faces and well-linsd
wallets.
Box declined the issue in the handicap, and
In his absence Warrenton ruled q strong favor
lite. Waitnot. with only ninety seven pounds
In the saddle and O'Connor holding the reins.
Fonso proved to be the right investment Wait
not, Filon dor and King Bareycorn nlternated
made his ne srons S oy.r
colt came on like winner but Waitnot stalled
on the challenge and squeezed home by
Gag at even money won the opening dash
from flaRfall 70 finish and Queen OF Song ac-
This put the plungers on velvet and they we're
all IN line when Carbuncle. PLAYED from 3 TO !
race. The talent overlooked Erwin in the fifth
event, a dash pvt Of the shute fortyo-year ODDS.
GrSe With ceyon 0 aud tSe aToTte
Wildwood, Bullman's ride on the latter APP
was easily the best in the sixth race and won
by three lengths. Summary:
FIRST RACE.
Selling; for mares. three year-olds and upward;
II; /; asy%sn'; e; Gaze. 8. by ral'etso-,
J. ModfIi; B. I: csoutahouc, 8. los D.nsmanj 80.
sweet oaporsl. Florence Clarke and Matanza also
ran.
mi
Botting-Fyen money against daze. 80 to Caout-
ehoue, 4 t. Theory. Y 70 Sweet caporal. 40 1
SECOND RACE
Selling; for three-yesr.olds and upward allow
spcs' ,s one mile and a sixteenth:
J. gnderwoods b. c; Rare Perfume .. % WILSON, q
Holland also ran Time, ,.s,s
Gsi9 ss7s t?
THIRD RACE.
For two.yearold. which have not won s4oo
weights eight pounds below the scale; maiden allow
T, J. Aesley,s b; g. Carbuncie by stuyvesant- =.
W. key.s B. T. The Amazon. iii 10 oonnor
g. Demers b. c. Uncle josh lo4 tBolandl .
also ran.
The Amazon, 8 to 1 Uncle Josh. 80 TO Jucoma.
Pnehe Dsy dGG
Dinadence. 20 10 Pau Puk Keewis.
FOURTH RACE.
Handicap for three ear-olds and upward; of as
). il, Carr p; 9: Wsit Not .. by ron.o-w.it
y. !. oIyss!: :, :: %srrept9p: iGt jGl.S,oni; !.
King b'rie''oFn an Tim rniO 49, soF Also ran
BettinR-Three to against Wait Not. o to War
L /
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Irish Ivy Wins tn. Cambrida ..hire.
Special Cable Bespat.A I. TINS suu.

np"'o' 'se" Nespot~~ 70 IHu ouH.
LONDON, Oct. 20. - The race for tho Gam
bridgeshire Stakes Of rs sovereigns each. with
800 SoVsreigns added. the now Cam bridge
course. was run at the Newmarket meeting
to-day and was won by Capt r. Peel's Irish
Ivy. Mr. W. T. Jones's Airs and Graces was
second. and Mr. @. A. Mills's Mazeppa third.
Twenty-Five horses ran. The betting was 20 to
against Irish Ivy. 100 to against Airs and
Gracss and LOO TO against NaEsppA.
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J. J, New York-He is at College Point training
NJ. M, New York-He was born in Halifax. Nova
Scotia, ON July 40, 1870.
Tho date of the Dixon Lenny battle lAA bean d ed
for Nov "a at one OF the local clubs.
Eddie Connolly and NAtty Matthews have agreed
way A. o. tomorrow night
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bowling Notes.

From present indications the Suburban A. @.
League will not be reOrgAniIed owing TO lack OF
terest in the New Jersey clubs.
Assistant Capt wrAggs OF the United Bowling
Club has his resignation TO SECRETARY Haimbach
u will be acted upon at the next meeting.
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De- Time-a;i61. ais, 2:iI1.
Georr. MeFnddon Posts a Forfeit.

George hoFaddsn'E manager. Billy Roache,
yesterday posted $500 to bind q match with
O'Brien. should Frank ErnS In the end refuse
10 meet him. hoFAddsn will allow the money
to stay up for three w0skA. and II O'Brien or
Erne fail to cover II by that time he will claim
the lightweight championship.
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News of the WheeImen.

Conway W. Sans. Chairman OF tho !. A. W.
Rights and Privileges Committee. 10 In town
consulting with other League lawyers. such as
Assemblyman Armstrong and John B. Uhle
regarding what 10 known as the Rochester
turnpike controversy" The contention ON the
part OF the L. A. W. maRnatss 10 that be-
cause bicycles improve roads and do not
damage them they should not be held up
at tollgateS the same as vehicles hay
ing wheels and bearing loads which
are destructive to a roadbed. The turnpike in
question is one controlled by a corporation and
the same company has built a cycle path along
side OF the road toll 10 charged for riding
on the path and another one Tor using the
road The cyclists do pot object 30 much to
paying for the use OF the path, but think tho
road toll unnecessary. The League lawyers
are seeking some way to have tho arrange
ment changed
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biA in the coming intercollegiate chess match was
begun at the University yesterday. There were
eighteen entries from the various schools OF the Uni
versity including FAlk, last years champion These
were divided In three sections and the two high men
N each section will compete IN anal round.
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Odds and Ends OF Sports.

Tho Registration Committee of the Metropolitan
Association of the A. A. L. will hold meeting at tho
Aston House on Tuesday evening consiler the pro-
tests lodged at the last basketball championship
meeting. The cases OF W. j. Feldkamp p j. Walsh
andothers Will also be brought up.
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.AoeerdIng 70 secrstary .Trsasurer Bun Of the

New York State Division OF the L. A. W the
man arrested under the name OF j. H. Daillie.
on charge OF obtaining subscriptions for l..
titled by half a dozen persons and has CON
iessed himself to be the man. Mr., Bull states
that Daillie said to him that he did not realize
the enormty Of his offence until he listened to
the Witnesses brought forward by the League
OFFICIALS. He said that he was q poor man.
of as easily. as possible and therefore asked
the adv0Abilty OF entering n plea OF guilty"
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Trap Shooting.

clean score OF straight kills won out for
John ]. Pillion at the monthly trap shooting
tournament Of the sheepshead Bay Rod and Gun
Club yesterday. clay bird sweepstakes race az
thirty targets followed. in which Thomas Osborne
carried OF tho honors with AZ. In the sweepstakes
races Garry Morris. Cornelius Ferguson and Rob
srt Smith split up the coin. Summaries:
Club Shoot live birds per man, handicap
yards 8; Frank j. Lundey. 2e yards 9; Ira McKana,
81 yards. 8; Henry Koch. 70 yards 8; F. " Fricken
~ yards, 8; Stephen L'Hommedieu, 2s yards. 81
Adam Balzer. 40 yards g; A. Under. 1T yards s; A
soeller as yards. D. J. Hener. 20 yards. I; j. b.
Voorhees,. 81 yards. 4; George McKane. 20 yards 4;
81 Thomas Osborne. AZ yards, 3; DR.. Moore 25
yards. 2; Capt Baldwin. "a yards. l.
FERGUSON. 20; L'Hommedeu. 10; Robert j. Smith.
Sweepstakes Race-s2 . corner; three live birds
Lundey, ,; Koch. q voorhees 2; Soeiier. :; George
McKane, i; Kron.ks i: Hsnner. /; Or. Moore. i.
shoot Of miss and out-smth. l; Morris. l; FsrGue-
Excellent SCORES made at the monthly oom.
petitions Of the Phoenix Rod and Gun Club yesterday
at Dexter Park. The main event was the club shoot
bird and garnered first prize. g. Madison. John
Henry and N. B. Chicester brought down bat one
ies pS taxing s second hSnoSs S%mm.riss
BIRDS modified Nottingham rulss-D. Freleigh, %
yards IA Madison. q yards. 10; NJ. B. Chces.
ter. lS John Henry, rs yards. ID; A. Bottsy, ~
yards. II; Thomas Murphy, ~ yards. 10; F. Bottsy.
20 yards. 8: John Akhurst, az yards. 8.
- Nstch.lo live birds-John Henry. 70 yards. 81 a.
Match o live birds-John II. Smith, 40 yards, 1os
Thomas Murphy. rs yards ..
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Straight Heats at Bsthlehem.

BETHLEHEM. Oct 25-The fall meeting OF
tho Pennsylvania State Fair Association
opened to-day under auSplclous conditions.
The weather was fine and the track was never
better. A large crowd witnessed the races.
match race between Democracy, 2:071; Prince
Alert. 2:O5h. and Mari. 2:l2k tomorrow.
The association has offered handsome bonus
TO the horse beating the worlds half
track record. Summaries:
Match race, $1,000:
Attic. DIT r''''''''..,'l i
Time-2;2o 2:2o6. 2:23A.
Match race. 5000; hAlf-mile heats.
Grove b, x
Time-l;124, 1913. 40.
3lb class, mixed; purse 5000.
A., e.. 1
NOmAn, DIX t...........,......'...
May Murphy, b. n'''''''''' '.''''.'..,....".5 .
Tims-2:l81. 2;l5. 2:iA4.
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SCORCHER r. Il WINNER.
Reeds Smart Beagle Defeats n Good Field
at Wheatley Hills


HAMPSTEAD. L. l.. Oct 25-The committee in
charge OF the National Beagle trials were so
we'll satisfied with the character of the ground
and quantity of game at Wheatley Hills that
they decided TO continue the sport to-day.
Rabbits were again plentiful. and brace after
brace were put through their trials with al
most clock work precision. .,
lunch the Judges and Other officials were con.
tinuously at work from early morning until
darkness set in The trials have never been
run off with greater promptit ude. The sue
cess OF tho meeting 10 a marked contrast to
last years trials, which mainly through bad
while there 10 every prospect that with much
larger Sntry IN ne al every SaSs ths present
I'll The second SERIES Of trials In class "A. for
bitches. all ages. fifteen inches, and under, oe-
Supied the attenton Of t the Judges nrst D.
IN T's eonso a George F. Reds scorcher K
Judges most and we're selected to run the final
trial, 1t was nip and tuck between the pair
but ss?rSheF va: trs more clever and
IN which the driving and trailing were excel:
lent, W. g, RocksieIIers Lucy l. was placed
The victory Of scorcher, R made tho third sue
sired By w." dogs bred by G. staIsy Doube e Of
Frederick, Nd. q great showing for the we'll
known breeder who last year bred the Sires Of
so per cent OF tho winners at all the national
meets.
After lunch tho trials began In open GLASS b
for dogs and bitches. all ages. thirteen inches
and under that have not been placed first in
any recoG nized field trials.
The large entry prevented any possibility OF
finishing the class, and many of the spectators
left for home at o'clock, whom the judges
still had three brace to go down.
All ran excellent trials except Frances. q
reputation. She failed to follow the rabbit
wheA It ran right under her nose and was easi-
ly boatSn by O. Mifflin Wharton's dog handlad
by the popular Secretary himself
Ono OF the last 70 appear was Reeds Fancy.
fully against Orator and established himself
fayorite for first honors tomorrow.
Tomorrow will be the big day OF the meet.
and tho Pack Stakes. which will be probably run
on at the same. time, will provide more spec;
taculAr treat for the spectators and a good
crowd is expected. Last evening JAmes l..
Kernochan entertained the members OF the
CLUB at dinner
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BaAkStbAll.

Capt. Clark OF the Yale basketball team has
ordered all candidates who are trying for positions
on this years hvc to report for practice At once,
Sharpe. who 4 playing on the Varsity football
sure q a place IS he played 3 fne game for the
Blues last year. During the Chris tmAs holidays
the team win travel In the West and will meet the
Military Academy nye At Fon du Lao, Wis. Games
cage against the strong Universty OF Chicago team.
ON the trip home the vs will plAy in Baltimore and
Washington. aud two games with CORNELL
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BdSRBALL.
Fielding Records of the National League
Players.

WARRINGTON, Oct 25.-Followlng are the
Official fielding records Of the National League
players who have taken part in twenty or more
cham pionship games during the past season;
FIRST pAgEMEN.
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GOSSIP or THE BIG FIGHT.
sharkey Takes Things Easy While Jeffri
Works Hard.

Upon the advice OF his trainers Tom sharkey
has concluded to ease up In his work. He
took but little exercise Yesterday. Save for q
sprint and an occasional tug at the wrist ma
chlnes the ex-sailor took matters easy. He
10 on edge now and could enter the ring to-
morrow II called upon. sharkey takes plenty
Of rest and every afternoon has a two hours
nap. His weight still vacllates between 1875
and 1877 pounds
sharkeys supporters are growing moro nu-
merous as the date OF the fight approaches.
Those who figured Jeffrles a 'sure-thinR"
proposition few weeks ago are now on his
side. The odds remain stationary at 8 to 3 on
Jeffries. George Considine made the largest
bet up to date. The wager was $70o TO 81 600
on Sharkey. Considine. who backed Jeffries
to beat Fitzsimmons. thinks it 10 oues-
ton OF gamsness in the coming strug.
gle and that Sharkey will win out.
He is ready to bet 500 to $1,000
four times over. Bud" Woodthorpe. who
represented Billy Brady in England whom the
Te the English are s dsopy ntsa:
SGRSi are al P oSs;
' Hsp him f1 pix Of oe - r. c ,,..
felt s5UnEs s5t. in Ernest Eosbsr cor
that he never tackled stronger man than
Jeffries and he has hauled around a great
legs are notioeably thin. while his entire phys.
ca development has undergone 4 eomplSte
ss prh ing :s t Rss ans
difference in chest EXPANSION and the enlarge
pon b bout With Ryan tSis assrnoon S Was
fierce six-round sluRging match, JefYries 10
s nsT n POINTS iEsTy day In the sT
block for Sharkeys noted side blows.
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FIRBT GAME

The playing Of the Alec team in the third gam,
was the feAuture OF the Arlington National Tourna
ment last night. The score;