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Eclipse course, maidens-Gold Lace 1916, Fa-
vonlua ITO, Belle of II. 105, Bombshell Wind
mere, Premature no. Nansen l07, Beautiful
1O5, George Lebar, Petruohio 107, Basilsk io5,
Devils Own ITO, Cephalalgia, Sanitary 107,
Chartlesy 10, Limelght lo7, Lord Baltimore
10, Specific no. Kimmage ITO, Gambia lUo.
Last fve-eighths Eclipse course, 2-year-olds
Maiden 90, Fleetwing 80, Gold Heels 1V2
Connie 80. Quick Shot 1903, Sentry 1885, QUIZ
conJ 50, Sereech Jos, Lampkln sS, Liegteia
100, The Golden Prince 105, Militant o., Vouch
1903, PHOSPHORUS lU2, The Snapper los, The
Blue Coat 1907, Moor o.
Last four and half furlongs Eclipse
course The Fashion, 2-year-old tllies--Em-
press OF Beauty, Mntage, Harlem Lane, Can
and BELLS, 4 id, Ashes, Mary Mccoy ScreCch,
Princess PEPPER, Queen Pepper, Lady Gcof
giana, Aneccote ny
Wthers mile. 2-year-olds- Kiogram, Mag
nihcent, Hswmock. Mcsmerist, Chacorudc,
David Garick, Ildrum, Kilmarnock, Mis-
chicyous 1876
Mile and sixteenth over the hill, handt-
cap-Half Time lis, Ra1aleo. Latson 1875, Lin.
demere 10G Greyfeld l69 Maxine Gomez lis,
Knight Of the Garter 100, Ten Candies Ill
About two miles, New York steeplechase-
Diversion i6S. Dave s. 1885, Vanshp 163 Cousin
Jess. Cosmopolitan 1877, Dare All l56, P,agar-
list 1872 Trillton 1853, Ron Kon Roma 1855.
Cloury and fast.
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GOLD BRICK GAME STOPPED.
Federal Authorities Have One of tn,
Men and state officers Another.

Federal Authorities Have One of the
Men and state officers Another.
Dallas, Texas. May 1.-THE Dallas po-
lice department today turaed over to the
United States marshal's forces in this city
a man who was locked up last night
charged with attempting to swindle a
farmer of Forney, Kaufman county, out OF
$4,000 by the sale OF gold brick" and
"salted mine The charge placed
against the man by the Federal author
tiles is personating a United States Of
hcer, he having passed himself off on the
Forney man as a government nssayer Ho
now says he is a travelling man from Chi
cago. An accomplice or confederate was
arrested this evening in Fort Worth and
the gold brick" weighing seventy-threa
pounds, found in his possession. He was
brought no Dallas tonight and locked UP
in jail The officers are after a slird
member of the gang. He is known to have
played the part of an Indian (painted up)
and claimed to have discovered an old
Spanish and Mexican mine four miles> from
Dallas and that the gold brick was taken
from the mine. Banon claims to be a
resident of Philadelphia, but says he was
born and lived many years in Texas.
When Detective Ramsey Of the Dallas
police department stepped into the game
yesterday the farmer was about 10 pay
over $4,000 to the swirdlers
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VOLUNTEER FIREMEy.
The business Observation-Disclosures
Won the O'Connor Gun.


WaXahachie, Texas, May 1.-THE Texas
Volunteer Fire association finished its
business today and adjourned to meet al
fisherman in May, 1901. Mayors higgins
Fielder of sherman, Putnam of weather
ford, Gibbons OF Paris and Pickett OF
Waxahachie were guests of the associs.
ton.
Officers elected; NJ. G. Alternately OF Nc.
Kinney president; o. C. Conner of Paris.
j. K. Porter of San Marcoa p. T. Deyen
port OF Waxahachie and Ed Kaufman O,
Austin, vice presidents; ]. T. Ellis, sec
rotary, and J. L. Storey, treasurer. re-
elected; j. az. Hancock of Bonham as.
slstant secretary; NJ. Walker of Luliug
corresponding secretary; P. +. Davenport
WaXahachie, delegate to National conyen-
ton. and r. Friedman, Corsicana, alter
nate.
Hillsboro won the O'Connor Gun in >
race, making run of $50 feet, maxine
connection and attachments nozzle In
ii 81 seaop5s.
A banquet and two balls are In progress,
tonight and all pronounce this the mos
successful meeting in the associations his
tory.
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LouisNiIIc RcsnItr.

Louisville. May n.-Favorites Jared badly
at Churchill Downs today Two long shots
mary:
-Four furlongs. selling-oscar. Ep. Tho Au-
ditor. Time 49,
seven furlongs-Unsghtly, Eta. Anthra-
cite, Time. LES.
Six furlongs handicap-Tragedy. Bangle,
Foneda. Time l:13A.
Mile--Commonwealths Attorney. Indian.
George b. Cox Time. l:4l%.
Four and n half furlongs-Bob Baker. His
Emlnenee. The Conqueror. Time. :55.
Miio-Three Bars, Hurricane. Clara Mcader
Time la.
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j. Newton Hathaway, M " wneh n a.
college to make q study Of one cas s,,strsi
cases Mt time and TO peTlee' no,S,,. IL
for that class before TOOK Wy aar,rtlt, q
besides this | have Limited ~
clusiyely to chronic disease xhcs ~
But there are certain o.s.Ah NV thsnssls
NOT DC sSssssed condition Of one e lirss
nnrt Of tha body will surely IN un. ,srta 1
eato itself 10 some other organ "a Is rs
the body. Hence, the specians. nsrsr. .
ahIa 10 trent diseases OF ehis,--1.sA cors,
VIZ 10 Familiar with the os..s.st,d d d
tIons which are liable to become s'
n Is NOT sufficient 10 alone u ess s = .
festatiou OF the disease; II y NJ upasrfs
deeper and be able TO cu'e
cause. ,.. Speedily ~.
Having confined my speeialu. ssh otha. ~
eases, which act and react ~ ssirr and ".
having had the privilege SMiesrsnt iorn' = Y.
..ssss of these diseases, u J ~ ahll1,
ssHss ,,,ttb even common nAu."api ~
7 ought today to be sueess much ~.
hnss ornorf;,nities have been % ~ ~ vo,,,
doubt n any other physician my sgsis,
~, troated 30 many CAGES, sios .ss.,tIng ",
iipe .s have. I have been yssrs y
diseases continuously ior hcsst Of pA'
IN ana day out. l make DO aspai.
simply state a fact that no hs
constantly Learh. go; ~
Another thing which have sv.ry ar ~ y.
triad 10 learn something new .sout rsss,,..
he diseases which treat a. ,urs th'.s y.
which would best reach - shst nos. -, ~
sasss am sorry 10 say ma ,hu frs',.I
msixs IN their minds wass thsy issta I
rom a medical college tna.s,sine 90 ~ ~
that can be known about msrd VIII w.
20 on la this say until w surs.
record Of faiis4SS than o. vethodh
New and Exclusive I I. t.,tss'''
Many things about disease a. , ron w, I.
which I learned IN the eollstssr res. bay = Z
rraduated have been OF ysI' lsr,rr ntl,~.
| IN INV practice aimee. pas fsr The VIZ,
treatment witch ] use toad na ever CO.
diseases which treat ~ .vp asfoss,' =
ton ~ remedies. is OF mI ssidsi s-
long ago threw old methols ,. nat h fff'
discovered that every ca.s ~
studied and specially tres ~ ,saist tsr,e !,
This. briefly. has been az INV ,edsf y
suecess and Is the reason sr,mT psrf'r
LnSnfi IDENTIFY promise cures !. sIf. n p
y. NEWTON HArHAws1ce. =
Dir. Hathawny - 49,
:es u. Alamo PiasF
Texas.
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Especial to The Post. J

New York, May Thames j. Jenries
Is still the champion heavyweight OF the
world, but by virtue Of his hitting powers
and not because OF his skill in the art of
boxing: from the first round to the TWEEN
ty-third Corbett had the better OF the
mill II he could only have put enough
steam into his blows to accomplish that
which Jenrles did with one blow when he
got the opportunity. That opportunity
was long time in coming. and there were
many among the thousands who crowded
the arena who thought that It would never
come, for the former champion seemed to
have things his own way, despite the fact
that be was many times forced to the
ropes by his bulky antagonist, JeRrles
wore his man down and then put the quie
tus to him. Corbett left the ring without
visible scratch Jenrles went out with
his face all Scared and scanned.
The articles called for twenty-five
rounds to decision, straight Quoensberry
rules.
The purse the men battled for was 60
per cent Of the gross receipts, or about
$4,000 II. as estimated. the receipts
amount TO $4,000, The winners share,
as per cent of $4,000. is about sSs $50.
The losers share. 25 per cent. about
s1s $50
Jeffries was seconded in the ring By
Tommy" Ryan, Jack Jeffries, William
Brady and Ed Dunkhorst. Corbetts sec
onds were John and George Consdine and
Leo Pardelo. Jeffries trained for three
months for the contest. Corbett has been
IN training for six months.
Jeffries was the favorlte in the betting
at odds OF to 1. Little money. compare
lively. was placed. corbetts remarkable
improvement in condition came as sur
prise TO the sporting public and caused the
big betting men TO hold off.
Fully $4,000 men watched the Aght. The
twenty-four-foot ring in the middle OF the
clubhouse was visible from every poin,
within the building. The cheapest seats
cost " apiece. These were furthest away
from the ring aud nearest to the root
from the SIS sections prices increased as
one sat nearer the ring, until the boxes
were reached, close TO the ropes. Each
box seat cost $25. Even though the hous,
was not filled to the utmost the club OF.
fcials took in at least $4,000
No other pugilists In the world are 90
well known as Jeffries and Corhett The
champion is tall, burly, hard hitting
young fellow. as full Of good nature as he
is Of strength. He used 10 be b,ller
maker. He took to hghtlug because h,
could make more money In the ring thni
any other way. He weighed thiry-fiy,
pounds more than Corbets and hits /,
great deal harder, but he was not so fast
lie Is ~ years old.
Corbett is nine yesrs older than Jeffries
He was very young bank clerk ana quit
strong when he took to boxlng in gym
nasun and found he could best everyone
He won the championship OF the world b,
beating joins h. sullivan In 1892 and los
the title 20 Bob Fit2simmons IN 1897 VIII
In turn was beaten by Jeffries last June
rprheit war horn In San Francisco .Ief
fries was born IN Ohio. but has lived mos
OF his life In Los Angeles, Cal
~
Seaside Athletic Club. coney Islsnd. n
n, MAY Helm the fastest, prettiest nm,
closest heayyweight ring battle eve
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A Guaranteed cure rer pnes,

All druggists are authorized by the mar
ufaoturers OF PAZO OINTMENT TO refund
the money where IL fails to cure any casa
OF piles, no matter how long standing,
cures ordinary cases in six days the worst
cases in fourteen days. One application
gives ease and rest, Relieves itching in
stantly.
This Is new discovery and Is the only
Pile remedy sold on a positive guarantee
no cure no pay. Price so cents.
II your druggist don't keep 1t in stock
SEND us so cents in postage stamps and
we will forward same by mail
Manufactured by Paris Medicine Co..
ST. Louis. Mo-
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TopAY's ENTRIES

Five and half furlongs-W alkenshaw. Mo
roni lilo. Kirk. o'Connell. Chisel. Corillo. Ref
ugee 1i2, sissie Chance Cherry Rose ITO,
Mr.. Clay, Nat Roe 109 Nora e. Pauline il
NAV Beach. Rival Dare i07.
Six furlongs 2-year-o lds-Garry Herman
11S. Sad sam li5 Pontiff. Cogswell Sig Levy.
Ben Magen. 1nvictus III. Battus. William
Ack, Nancy 100.
Mile. owners handicap-Strargest, Boney
Boy. Potente. Nobleman. Topmast Jolly
Roger 1903.
Mile, Calumet stakes-Molo Ill. The Electol
1O6. orimar 1906 Malay. Andes to4. knight
Banneret Myth 103 Blue Lick l02. Hold w
90 The Lady 49, Talma IS.
Six furlongs selnng-Murat ITO, Brulare
.Time Gore H. Nairete l07, Digs Kamsin 100
Midlight Crosby 10l Miss Ross 100. Barney
i 9S Microscope "a.
six furlongs. solling-Braw Lad ia. Or
Walmsley liz. King Carnival liz Earnest
Wies 10S, Damooles, ST. Cuthbert LOG, Peace
1914 Maggie Davis 102 Free Hand l0l. Miss
STANLEY 81. Golden Rattle s2.
Mile and q furlonS seling-Tom Cromwell
red Pirate 10. Rollins 1909. Mailer 1914. Evelyn
Byrd. Chancery Miss Patron 1903. Phidias lOl
Woodtrlce leo. Hoods Brigade 96, Owensborc
%, lTraneible 90, Ben Chance ~. Crest 50. Or
laudine Sc.
Weather clear and fast.
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THE FIGHT LOCALLY,
Corhctt Was the ravoritc, Though
the Odd. NYerc l.Ong -.

Tho Turf exchange Was crowded last night
with men anxious to hear description OF the
battle Tor the heavyweight championship az
tho world. The betting rnsted was . to )
lehrics, to Corhett aud the crowd took
the long end OF Il; good mauy bets wero
placed on i1nries. bur the bulk OF tho local
coin sent in on Corbett and he was really
ihe popular tavcriie The good showing made
ey the Pompadour was favorahly received
aad theirs wsrs cheers IS the caller eadef
round after round WIFE corpstt's round ("
Then the twenty third came ADD the crowd
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CLARK WON'T RESIGN.

Washington. May 1l.-Senstor cl,,. :
Montana today emphatlcally denied 4, h.
NOR that he contemplated resigning He Ill
''At the present time | have no thoufs I
resigning. and while can not iofes., M
may happen In the future. do not sr.ittas
anything that will change my preset i.
tention."
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Texas Bows SIN wInueY-
no Rnise Mongnlinn rhnnsnn,.

MCKINNEY, Texas, May io.--Dr q, A. Fooic,
president OF the Collin County National bank.
is going IL make an experiment raising birds.
He has Just received from Portland. ore
q setting OF Monsollan pheasant eggs wh,rn
he VIII place under a hen and II successfuI
10 Matching he Will stock his big cattle ranrJ,
near here with the birds for private SPORTING
purposes.
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CoRnnTr TALKS.
tr His Friends Are Satisfied, He Has
No kick 10 Make

Coney Island, May 1i,--"what is the use
Of talking?" said corhctt waen seen in his
dressing room after the battle 81 lost, and
although don't know how it happened, l
guess Il was ali right ! fought my best
and felt good until the punch camr that
ended my aspirations for the time being, and
think that / proved myself not altogether
dead one. II my friends were satisfied
with my showing, / have no kick to make. "
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OLD ULCERS AND SORES, no CUE
Nh PAY
Your druggist will refund your norr
Pazo Ointment fails TO cure you sE
May or $. Il. Bruce Dead,

Mlneola, Texas. May lo.--Major = !
Bruce. aged el. Mr.. Bruce was rszstl
citizen Of Wood county, stood high y
business and social circles and was III
treasurer and assistant cashier 0! u
First National bank OF this place. Nav
Bruce fought with Terry's Texas Eirs1
in the civil war.
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Calvert, Texas, May li.-5In tho bali gains
yesterday az Lake station between caIver,
and Palestine the victory was won by al
vent flum here, f'f'p
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THE RACES.
Lakeside Results.

Chicago, May 1l.-Lakeside results;
Five ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Rattus Boom
crack. Time :49h.
Seven furiongs--Dutch Comedian, Insurrec-
tion. Microscope. Time. 1904.
Six furlongs-Alpaea, Sam Fulen, Rosa
biah Time LIS.
Mile-Caribo. Hub Prather. Prestar. Time.
1.43.
Five furiongs. seiiing-Dandy Quinn, Icon,
Benson Caldwell. Time. 1;0g.
Mile--Astor Rollins, Title w. Time, 1:4S3s,
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held &c breath while the ticker" sounded
clearly the fact that Corbett was down-an1
out: there was only small sized cheer. nns
that sounded an though II came from pvIie ,
makers throats. I'm fact, Corbet. fictu.y
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Brazcs nssing at Brnnorin.

Brazoria, Texas. May o.--Brazos is risinI
at the rate OF two inches iu twenty foul
hours and Is spreading rapidly.
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FIGHT AT GALVESTON.
Jim Smith aud DefFcrari Went Twe"-
" Hounds TO n Draw.

" NOuHWN 10 " DFHNs !.
Galveston, Texas, May la twenty-rouuo
boxing contest took place here tonight pc
tween Jim Smith and Cookey Defferari, which
resulted in draw II was one OF the pref
test fights that ever occurred in tins Guy,
the men being both evenly matched ano
clever fighters smith delivered the greater
number OF blows. but Defferari seemed some
what the stronger OF the two men. Each
drew blood from the others cheek. but other.
wise neither man seemed very much worsteo
by the contest
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PINirLns nm FREcKLEs nN r.nr

Your druggist Will refund your monsv
Il pazo Ointment fails 70 cure YOU Fits
cents. 80"
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TErTER, No CuRE. No p.v

Your druggist will refund Jour money
II Pa2o Ointment fails 10 cure YOU. Fiflv
Gents ~
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RING WORM, NO CURE, NO PAL
Your druggist will refund your no,e
If Pazo Ointment falls to cure you. ~
cents.
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Winper--,J. J. Jeffries.
RIound--1weny- third; Knockout
Purse-.Whner (aboutl $S3,750.
Loser (about) s1t.250
Weight--Jefarles 30 pounds.
Corbett, $50 pounds.
Betting--2 to 1 Jeifries.
Administrations $1,000.
Referea-Charley White.
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Cincinnati. May 11.-Clneinnau and Phlla-
delphia played an old fashioned game Of base.
BAL today. in which runs. hits and errors
were plentiful.
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BLACK HEADS on FACE. NO CUR
No BAY

Your druggist will refund your none
III Pazo Ointment fails to cure you. soc
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this puehe ~
nsr through p
newspaper M.
not only iof y
benefit Of y
general psnx
but also "a ~
that my hf'I
physicians ~
know what :
necessary ~
dons IN ffz
that they nay =
successful
As to hs ~ a..
: son for ny r.
cess; J " ~
made u : r ~,
since The W
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JEFFRIES is THE CHAMPION.
The Husky Boilermaker Had a Hard Time
to Keep From Being Beaten.
jim coRBETT PUT UP A RAFTING GOOD FIGHT

Several Times During Though
pion Would Retrieve Lost Honors but He Was Knocked
in the Twenty-thrd
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Why HeCures
DR.. Hathaway Tells Why Ne Treia
Chronic Diseases so successfuilI'
He Has n Word to Say Abou'
Those Who Cling TO oia'
Time worthless Methods

am often asked why It is tina. eun !
greater proportion Of eases than 90 W
physicians. 49,. .,,,,,
I will endeavor to answer this qutsuOa
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JetIrles rushed madly, putting left to head
and right to body, Corbett backed away
without returning a blow. Jeflries stll fore
ing, made Corbett go to the center OF the
rims and sent a hard left to the neck. Again
jenries sent left to the neck, but Corbett, in
chin. Joifries made wild swing for the
head. but Corbett threw LEFT hard TO ribs and
eyaded the blow. Ia side stepping Corhett
outgeneraled the champion, but Jeffries put
left to head and a right to the jaw, fol-
lowed with q left on the body that Jared
Corbett considerably. Jeffries was very
strong at the end Of the round while Corbett
/ aua Il r., Ha ,t,,,v
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score "a
ui'iI 5tjtIi '''''''''''' ~ ~ ~ ~ I'LL 10
Iniliinss. Hahn and Wood; orth. Donohus
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AMERICAN LEAGun

indianapolis l; Chicago 7,
Detroit-Ne game; wet.
Cleveland Z; Milwaukee :.
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Round-No Harm Done,

Corbett opened with left on the face. JET
fries rushed him into corner, where Cor
bett slipped quickly and evaded a right swing
Corbett met him at every turn, blocking
cleverly Corbett hooked right to the stomach
and JefIrles sent two lefts to the head, JEFF
fries jabbed left hard on chest aud hooked to
the face, Corbett couutering with right TO the
ear At close quarters Jeffries sent right 10
head and in the clinch which followed lay
heavily over his opponent. IN the breakaway
the ropes. where another clinch occurred with
nuL my n1nro hnrnl hnlnr hnnn.
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Twentieth Round-JcfYries Couldn't


Joifries rushed at his man like a mad bull,
but corbett side stepped and sprinted out OF
harms way, sending Left 10 the ribs as he
went. Jeffres rushed again aud Corhett got
inside his lead and fooled him. He threw
his body against the champions chest and
blocked every blow. Corbett stepped to either
side every time Jeffrles tried to land and
dodged two hard left swings. Jelfries sue
ceeded in landing left on the neck. Corbett
Countered on the ribs, Corbou's foot work
was extremely clever in this round and he
surprised everybody who watched him. JEFF
fries seemed disgruntled at not being able to
land n tnllinE blow.
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Ninetccnth RounJ-Corbctt knockcd
Down

Iefrries tried two lefs for the body, but
they were blocked Then Jeffres hooked left
TO head and Corbett sent back LETT swing
to the jaw. Jeffrles rushed and forced Cor
bett to the ropes. sepdiRs loft to body and
right to neck Jeffries knocked Corbett to
the floor with right smash to the ear.
corbett got up like cash as II the fall had
not taken any of the steam out of him. JET
fries kept coming in, using his left to the
ribs and neck. Corbett countered with a
straight left jab TO the Jaw In a clinch
Ieffries sent his right to the kidneys and had
all the better of the round at the close
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Plenty of Hits, Runs and Errors III
Cincinnoti-Phiiude Game.
American League.
NATIONAL. LEAGun-

Pittsburg, May 11,-Boston-P ittsburg game
postponed; wet grounds.
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Eighteenth Round-About stnndon.

They went to a clnch without landing a
blow, Corbett hooked loet to jaw and blocked
Jefries return for the body. Corbett hooked
hard left to the jaw, but was not so fortu-
nate in escaping, as Jeffres put hard left
on the chest. Jeifries tried right for the
face, but only landed with his forearm on the
chin and there were cries Of lookout for
that elbow" Then Jeffries hooked left to
head and /Corhett drove right hard to tho
ribs. Corbett hooked his left to face and
blocked Jeifrles' counter for be body keep
ing the big fellow at arms length until the
round was over.
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Seaside Athletic Club. coney Islsnd. n
4. NAY Helm the fastest, prettiesi and
closest heayyweight ring battle eyer
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Even money is now the betting Ierrcs
bet ducked Il and a clinch followed They
elirched three times withou, blow. Jef.
fries got right 10 the hody and left 10 chest.
face In hreakaway 1enrles tried a risht
swing but failed to land. and corbett iabbed