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Boxing at the Sampson A. O.

Some very embarrassing fighting was wit
messed at the Sampson A. c. last night, The
star bout WAS between Whitley" Mccarthy Of
Coney Island and Johnny Shoemaker Of Brook
Ign for ten rounds at catch weights. shoemaker
weighed about leo pounds. and Mccarthy ap-
peared 30 be shout 800 pounds. Roth men were
hog Fat and siugged AVA at each other like
two lopgsh oremen. There were only about two
blows landed and those Mccarthy sent in and
knocked Shoemaker down for q full count.
When he got 10 his feet he was very groGgy
and was put away with a heavy right on the
point Of the ohm.
The opening bout brought together Jack
Irvy and Kid Csmmettv, both OF Brooklyn, for
ten rounds at 10 pounds. II wesa very tame
ahair UP TO the nth round. when Cammetto
feigned a knockout, Some OF the spectators
thought he quit and Kissed him as he left the
ring. The next bout vas for ten Eound, at lOs
pounds etween Jim Hickey Of Brooklyn and
Tommy Donovan. In the second round
Hickey's seconds throw UP the sponge and
Donovan was declared the winner. George
Dougherty of Brooklyn stopped Jack Sinnott
OF New York in the ninth round OF their bout.
ennott was carried to the dressing room by
his seconds. but revived soon afterward. They
were matched for ten rounds at catch
weisht q about 10 poqnds. In tn. last
bout All Greenwood Of England fought
Dan HaSRerty for ten rounds at 100 pounds.
Haggprty fouied Greenwood in the first round
and was disqualified.
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Final Arrangements for National Regatta.

The local COMMITTEES In charge OF the National
Regatta, which will take place next Thursday,
Friday and Saturday on the Harlem River. held
it. final meeting preparatory to the event at
the Hotel Minot last night. An inquiry into
the prevailing tides necessitates O change IN
he programme for the initial day, which was
added TO the dates originally selected for the
regatta, to allow the decision OF the special races
for Paris crews, The irst race on Thursday
will be rowed at 1880 O'Clock. instead OF 80
O'Clock. and the programme OF events a.
amended i:
lao, intermediate four shsu: 100, senior aoe,e:
1880, pair Dared shells: 200, senior fours, nrst heat:
2:so intermediate fours. nrst heat: 800, association
singles. nrss heat s:3o. senior eiglt shells: A:l0,
Paris fours.
The captain Of the West is?d street police
station will have 200 men on hand 70 manage
the crowds on regatta days. and II was decided
10 ask Chief Devery TO allot two police boats for
duty on the river. In addition to the rsven,ie
cutters, which have been detailed 10 keep ths
course clear, Two hundred CITY officials have
been invited TO witness the races.
The Harlem River clubs alone have bought
100 OF tho grand stand boxes al SIS : rux. in.
Mahr, who has charge Of the seats in the stand,
should apply TO hin at 5 Harrison street to-day,
IA the tickets unsold tonight will he placed In
the hands OF ticket agents for disposai
No more crews arrived yesterday, but the
New England. Troy and Philadelphia con-
iingents are expected OF the Harlem to-nighi.
f. ii. Ten Eyck, the CT ampion sculler. rowed
over the course YESTERDAY, but did not speak
mile and a half is not strictly .traightaway,
but. so far, no fault has been found with the
stretch OPP oSi,e the Speedway by the other
visiting oarsmen.
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FTGHr PRONOUNCED Ak0AL.
Kennedy. With senator Sullivan, Receives
Sanction From Police Board.

NS"VNy Wv
Sanction From Police Beard.
During YESTERDAY afternoon there was .
rumor that the fight would BE- stopped. 1t was
based upon . letter recetved BY President Ber-
nard ]. York Of the Police Board from Mayor
Van wyok, which had been sent to tho latter by
the Rev. Thomas J.. Fulton. wit died q protest
on the ground that the Garden had not been
properly leased and that the fight would con-
ssquently be . violation Of the law. President
York promptly sent the following communities
tlon % Chief Devery:
", s. Dsrerp. Chs0 Of Police:
The accompanying Communication from his
k ksn' 4h sss a. J. Fu issaUi |. i,t : 1sSs q y sss1 io1 , ~ ~
CATION and report
,i T. /, :, ss'I.S & ., .,,s 's y. eS 81 x: psssi oy ySar s :I,t1;
Provide: hoy;v.i. TIA. n. :p:.,in. s'tn,S,n9.
% ca:S! ss e S' : S q 4 SsH a:sssa is'I Per- s,ai :;Hsep pSre ssse.
Sniy ics a l'as' one year; or In a building occupied
fRefsisncs TO this section will .how tina. such exhi.
building either owned or leased By Il and which Is
. building used alone for athletic purposes
s,i rsSs iS,s''l ss.sS,r e. e :a,s b iSis,'' Iu ilUa,a az. Be
noun. 70 Be given a, The Madison sSnat, GARDEN Is
tipn. and, second. II such an association has q lease
ana whether such building /; used only for athletic
III. provisions Of section ass Of the Penal Code
prohibit the giving Of q private sparrtng exhibition
with OF without glove, within the state at which an
admi sson fee IA charged or received either directly or
Indirectly except ~ they may be permitted by the
part OF the section above referred 70.
The holding Of a prize night Is not permissible
under the provisions OF this section.
II your investigation shows that the exhibition
referred 70 In the inclosed communication violates
the provisions Of the Penal Code. II Is your duty 70
take such measure as will prevent = violation OF the
law. Respectfully, BERNARD YORK.. President.
Chief every immedls teiy sent for Jim Ken
fury A. c. Kennedy game TO Police Headquar-
tiers accompanied by Senator Timothy D Sulli-
van. Kennedy showed his lease OF the Garden
for one year. dated June /. and other papers to
Devsry and to Commissioners York. Sexton
and Abel. long private confab was held. at
the conclusion OF which Kennedy was assured
that there would be no police interference.
Senator Sullivan had no opinion to express.
His presence. however. at the.conference pro.
yided much strength for Kennedy.
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lawn Tennis.

CHICAGO. July iG-The Hardy brothers,
double champions of the Pacific Coast, we're de-
feated to-day In the snmi-f1als II the Western
tennis tournament. by kriegh Collins and J. B.
Parei. The summary
Doubles Semi, hnals - p,ret and Collins beat sum
ner Hardy ard Samuel Hardy, Ga, as. 90, 40
O..
The finals In dDnblss which we're prevented
to-day by rain will be PLAYED to-morros and
the tournament concluded. The contestants
will be Collins and Paret, and Little and Alex
ander.
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NEWYORKB EATSBROOKLYN
TAIL.ENDERS DRAG TEE LEAGUE
CHAMPIONS IN TIE DUST.

HanIons Men DO Not Lose Any Advantage.
However. In Observation-Disclosures Outplays
the PhilalslpAias asd Ptttsbsrs Turns The
Tables On the Chicago T~ssn-othsr Genes.
Brooklyn's League Champions tumblsd down
before the New York tail-enders at the Polo
Grounds yesterday. but they still have a lead Of
90 points. Meanwhile the Philadelphias were
handly beaten By the Bostons and are tied
with the Chioagos for fourth place. The Pitts
burgs turned the tables on the Windy City
crowd and havs second place BY 10 pointA.
which 10 By no means secure. The results:
New York, 2: B~rookiyn,S ..
Boston. Q: Philadelphia. 1.
Pitsbury. z: Chicago. Z
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POLO.
Rockaway Beat Lakewood h he Biis,asA
Cup Final.

A well-contested match between the home
team and the players from Lakewood wound
up the series for the Blizzard cup yesterday at
the Cedarhurst Field OF the Rockaway Hunting
Club. The homo team won without the aid Of
it, handicap. but the game was not the less
spirited on that account. II was q sharp, gal
lopins game. although but one goal was made
in the third period. The totals Of the goals
made by the different players were: Hazard, 5;
La Montague. 3; Snowden, Z; Savage, I; Dun
Rockaway-No. !. ". 4. Hazard. 3: No .. A. But
Ter Duncan, .; No 5, r Ia Montague. j.. 4; back.
D. r. Savsg..4. TOTAL handicap. Is,
Lakewooo-No. /. O. J. Gould. 5: No. .. O. r
Snowden. 5; NJ. 5. J. DanetI IT,. O.; back. r l.
Beackman.3 ]. Total handicap IS.
R~oekaway. earned 8 goal. and received . By
handicap. which. with the loss OF y goal pen
atty for a foul. made It's total Ga. Lakewood
won Q goals AMI lost by safety. Total, 81.
John +. Cowdin was the referee.
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Young y.Irtcs q BROOKLYN fought Al Clark
BIDS for the Rshlin-F Fl Esimmons Fight to Re
Opened To-day.

what club will secure the contest between Gus
Rubin and Bob Fitzsimmons. When articles Of
agreement were signed last week 1t was decided
20 open sealed bids at 3 o'clock to-day. Several
S SiSDs aye a; ii.e e.. shs s S 90 sp oems!v 81 ' Ssn rw'C ssaa
and the Westminster Of Tuckahoe. From
present indications II looks as though the
Twentieth Century Club will get the battle
as Fitzsimmons Is inclined TO fight there.
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RiAeman IAasstroth % the Cansdiaa Team
One Of the winners at RisIey.
rrrciai Cable Despafrh 10

LONDON. July 10 At Risley to-day. In the
Alexandra rifle competition at 500 yards, one OF
the four possible score was made by Pr .vats
Langstroth OF the Canadian team.
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Two-base hits Clarke ~. thinner. Fly, Ryan.
Sacrifice hlts-Cooley: thinner. Stolen base-Hag-
ner. Struck out-py Cunningham, 2; BY Tannehill.
?; b. Chesbro, ). First base on balls-On Cunning.
BAN. I. OF Tannshill. Z. Wild CHAM.
Passed Umpire-o' Day. Time-i
hour and AZ Minutes
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Baseball Games To-day.

NATIONAL LEAGUE AND AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
New York at Brooklyn. Boston at Philadelphia
EASTERN LEAGUE
Sprin gheld at Worcester. Hartford at Providence,
Syracuse al Rochester, Toronto at Montreal
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New York State Leagus.

At Youn gstown- youngstown. q: Fort Wayne. 9.
At MISUNDERSTANDING :; Wheeling, o
Dayton. Toledo and Columbus-Raln
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NEW LONDON. July 10. FRS Baseman Drew was
declared out by a nurnb Der OF spectators late last night
for interfering with Capt Hernon Of the local ball
team Hernon won the contest BY giving a black eye
the Nev London STATE League for two years,h has been
released
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DETROIT'S Blue RIBB0N MEETING.
Dainty Dano and Bonnie Direct Win the Two
Stake Races.

DETROIT. July ia.-The frst days racing OF
the Blue Ribbon Meeting Of the Detroit
Driving Club was marked by the larg-
est attendance. the most urgent betting
and tho best finishes that have been
seen at any opening day in this town
for years. There were two great stakes on the
programme amounting to 7 1000 and two other
races, best two In three heats. The bettors
started early TO beat the five bookmakers on the
first event, the Hotel Cadillac Stake. 2:it trot.
They plunged heavily on Glory to win. with D.
l.. c. and Alice Barnes for second choice. At
no stage in the game we're the favorites within
range of winning. for Scion Grafton captured
the FIRST two heats without great
trouble and then was out Of the
hunt. Fleetwood, the big chestnut horse OF
Elyria. came into the stretch a leader each beat,
but tired, went 10 the bad at the DISTANCE stand
and was beaten out for first place In all except
the third heat. when he. outfooted Glory by
reason of Gatcomb's poor driving.
In the third heat the talent plunged on Glory
to such an extent, that he was barred In the
going begging at IL TO Is. After this was all
Dainty Dafo's race. and tho splendid black
mare by Wilton easily won the last three
heats.
The second race. the 5000 Chamber OF Com
merce stake, with 81. $50 to the first horse. was
split into six heats, At least s2s, 900 found
Hal McEwen. Annie, Thornton and Bonnis
Direct. At one time the winner. SOC
for 80 as against so on the field. but the last
three heats OF the race the Direct horse won
easily. In two OF them he was pulled up in
order to save the distance OF the others. One
OF the features OF the day was McHenry's
driving of Bonnie. He took every ad-
vantage on the turns, pulled his horse
almost to a standstill up the back stretch, but
around the upper turn and down the straight
away for home gave the magnificent black stall
lion every opportunity, and the son OF Direct
cleanly outfooted,th the Thornton mare between
the distanoe stand and the wire In the last three
heats.
In the All pace Connor sold at 500. White
Rose s25, Aelsa $40 and the field $40. IonnOr
never was troubled, although Clinton y was
set TO force him in both heats. but was not
II was nearly dark when the last race of the
day, the 2 10 tTot, was started. In this Cornelia
Belle was the %iavorite, selling Mt %, the rest
OF the bunch bringing IS. The Belle drew away
In the lead. but up the back stretch II was
evident that Merideth was laying Carey c. 10
TO win In the straight. Tho Belle broke ne-r
the distance stand aud Carey c. went TO the
front and won rather handily, while the Belle
was hard pushed By Maggie Anderson for sec
ond place,
Daniel J. Campau, President Of the club said.
In looking over the betting ring and stand TINT
this was undoubtedly the greatest opening day
the Detroit Driving Club had ever known.
Summary Of the races:
2i4 class, trolling. Hotel Cadillac Stake: purse.
-. 49, -. 49, p.
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PHILADELPHIA. July l8,-Tho Bean Eaters de-
veloped hitting streaks In the fourth, sixth and ninth
innings and Won from the 0uakefs hands down. on
the other hand. Nichols pitched most efectually and
only In one inning did be allow the Philadelphia
more than one hit, two singles In the second giving
them their only run The score:
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Connecticut State League.
Othsr mes.

A. New Haven-New Haven, 7: Norwich. I.
Al MISUNDERSTANDING .: Bristol. Q.
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First base on eror-New York. Len on bsses-
ss,oollyD. ! N,T York I; ri,t Sesf on s.,is.oa
Three-bsse hit-Dahlen. TwoSase Doyle
Smith. shscka,d. Hickman. Sacrifice hit -DeMont
Stolen bases Jones, Van Haitren. Setback, Doyle,
Smith ~. Davis. Paased ~ball-Farreli. Umplfe-
Swarwood. Tims-a hours and 8 minutes. Attend
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PrTTspURG. 2. CHICAGO, 5.

CHICAGO. July i6.-Clin mans wild throw let
Pittsburg score two runs In the nrst inning and Can
iel's mum gave another in the third. The handicap
proved too great for Loftus's men. Ely and Clarke
played marvellous ball In the neld The hitting VI
Pitisburg was timely. The score:
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All class, pacing; two In three heats: purss
Opening nay at Ola Orchard.

OLD ORCHARD, July o.-The New England mile
track circuit opened. today with an Interesting pso-
pie wilkes. q Boston gelding. won the 2;i6 trot after
Harry Shsdd. owned by George D. Sherman q Fort
Henry. n. Y, had taken two heats. Both lowered
their records
The 2:s9 trot went on In straight heats 10 Miss
Whitney Of Boston, whose former record Of z:l9X vas
lowered TO 2:i5A. summary
sl6 class. trottinR. nurss sA0O.
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At Gouverneur-Genuine Cuban Giants, IA:
GouverneuI, ),
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American League.
Eastern League,


At worcester-sprngnsid, 5; Worcester. 1.
Al Montreal Rain.
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al op b~sses.Bostcn, 3: PhIladeIphla.. Q. First
s ess. q e M1so,. \! E :, 81, : on pon Th ( sIg ,l
StahL sscrihee hits-long, Duffy. Stolen bases
Long, Stahl. Barry, Flick. Double plays-Tenney
and Collins: Collins, Tenney and Barry. Hi BY
pltcher-B BY Nichols / Passed bail-Sullvan. Um-
pire-Emsie. Time. 2 hours and . minutes
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Che Curt.
brighton
faces
EVERY WEEK 4 AT 2,0O p :.
Lander's Military Band.
Reached by All Coney Island Rouees.
Sporting Grfats.

GOLF LINKS.
Golf links open TO the public At tFairview), Bronx.
willie, so minutes on Harlem River Road Send for
complimentary tictet. A. n. ROSE. isi West lid
St Telephone S3-SSth ct.
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% meo ben pnteligIte 0itne. Oct par
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be iniae 5oIt ltanoiebe uaturli9ois ltrar
os toe ben op / SOsneu til Jig isien.
"a 5oben blep ieet eiter, eriareoe man,
al Der intet oar ioeien meo ben; tuerti.
mob troebe nor Of upoase / Sunoens
gine ct risiis ~ifDierasiist Dill, Der ip'
oelig NOT i~ortalte. at ben blot bapoe
lpiast apmsoie ipr isien at iua Hippo
pp | Serltabets @ogn.
Decorah-posten., 1900-10-26
FRA Ssneips % Smesn.

Ssuefos bar fra inbeoarenoe Stolsdars
g.apubeli. iom geftprsr uf WibbelftOlsn
bertil / afbeDe Stolsbeftprer Sossns SteO
facet gono. phil. 9rtndmdnn, Tom tsr
bar anTut / Grebrititab. aoiuntt eassi:n
bar pitarisret I 9eoisbebm, LEGION ban
frembeles er Carer peo Stolen.
Decorah-posten., 1900-10-26
Gil nYc
Nbonmemtcr.
81 pil, iaalrnse cplas.t
parer. fsuSe en- GInre liar.
gang al "SsS arusu" al
fslgtnbe 5HoboIe: /:
ssOs aarsaua scst. 1896 til ses. 1897.


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nj M sie.brst. aaHs g<tra. ai 9atsb
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lns uboptiroa;tsr. Ga &tztkl.aH 5so 1ass
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uf eaGeE Woio4 ElsatHinesa. Staots
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tsro 6dIfar.
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baous auotu Ssaisrst. Ct a0nsssus mso
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rsr ca sa Tamtttetfstt.-Gt
iuortiie he tittr eehonet s1syist. saaao III
iUrlopsot Sta bagotueis gsrota. I'll en-
Roinee. Fiat. cirttioe. TtsfosasidIs.
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gaaridns. 7ief. 70 SIaes Tseu. Gn
aicr. Iai mse EfrntRt. Eaues<a. gcra
ON oitmmei. 5iat. NGs b1u0sr. eias
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en 1th Gar eu en- Ret, hinge astRecr.
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cItrbu,us Tsit. 7tnt. mir TcSes.
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