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B|KERS NEAR
END0F GRIND.
Nine Riders Still in Six
Day Race in
Boston.

BOSTON. Jan. 5.-Thc nine riders In
thr six days race at the Park Square
Garden .trrtc! on their last ten hours
ct 1915 =. n. to-day.
McEachcrn took tho lead for two laps.
then Muller went to the front. All. the
n.cn were fresh and in good condition.
StlnAon did not show the effect Of The
f,ll which gave him thrse.inch cut
In the thlGh last evening AMI Mclean
and Wnlthour wore in excellent shape
In spite OF their tumble at last nights
finish.
The score a; the end OF the hfty-second
hour was: Kaser. McEa chern. Walt
hour. st'nson. Mclean: Downey: Esscner,
Gael, es' miles. : laps; baec9ck. se5 miles.
Score at. the end Of the nfty,third
hour: Kaser. McEachern: Waithour.
Htinson, Mclean. Downey and f'Iscn<nr
each 9si miles, I lap: Babcock. ~ miles.
laps: Muller. 80 miles. laps.
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been "a; It. has been studied with Just as
much car. ms Fitzsimmons will evolve
rev tricks in the pus!l!s:lc game. Ac-
cor'!ingy. there are many things In rules
OF the game that need amending. and AS
delegate 90 tn. BOWERS Congress he
will Introduce measures tina; ne believes
will be for the games b. nen,.
How ia Front Physically.
To be good bowler Is one matter. bu,
to work NO that 1t Will be OF physical
! b"n.nt u another. But no better perso,
c"uld be asked to show the games nj !.
vantaIes thnn Mr. Thum. who for yea.a
has been champion Of all bowlc.s. and
who to-day IL not quite 20 active because
there Is younger blood In the neld. Mr.
'rhum has written for Tho Evening
World that which makes the bowler. as
well as tne benefits derived from the
sport
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Two points.
hid corbe,, and Pse,r Jackson ash. on q barry.
ana where: How many round. 90 coIt<.t rsht
National Athletic Club. San Franclsc co.
The i:Rht lasted sixty-one rounds and
was declared no contest. COrbett broke
both wrists.
i,st~ssn Domino and Henry q. Ssva;Te 10 1887
which resulted In dssd heat. or wss Il
pom,no or Dcsbns: J. z. II !.
The .ace was In 1885,, and was between
Henry OF Navarro and Domino.
DID John MsC.usiAnd. q n-uokiyn. nuish in
The Evening wortrs psxu.os.ths.csntsry race.
.ns What vas bis sn:, You % ,sss.r wi ,s.,.
John Mccausland was In The pro,c..
s!onal foot race. He started al i:n
with tho rest and finished at i.29.iO rs.
His elapsed time was. therefore, one
hour nine minutes ten and two-nfths
8 bets y that London time 10 later ,han New
AcoNsrANr READER.
The question Is liable to misconstruc.
o Sn ana sse se sS he o 'nisa b.so4:
Il becomes 6 O'clock here. II 10 later
than SIN London when It IL 8 here.
IN playinE ehseksrs ean you jump kins With
: ''As'' '''e's'''', o''s' EARNEST r.,p Il
You may. II you jump In the proper
direction.
\. q and play chioaEo pool. G st,uda n.
chaaes OF winning and u diseovsr1 that fact ana
esils pool. "a contends that a. tbs ssms IL
for a consldsration Il should bs played on. =
Under many conditions Of usage n
would forfeit the game. unless ne had
SUFFICIENT lead himself to claim the
10 md OUT who. would be low man his
claim may be allowed Il: %, however.
proper method In slligames to play them
out. 3. = VI - ~, -
side u thss Mctspvsfn.Oan light wnah ~ II
On s;stsytsn 70 fecsise III II s.u3,f Wait aets
shs ~ On that psiatf se0kStNsf.h
Two n ons and bektsy ooia,l ~ ~
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A. A. U. CHAMPIONSHIPS.

Almost score OF boxers vii! repre-.
sent the New West Side \. C. Mt tho
national boxing championships OF tho
\. y, L. at P!ttsburg. Jan. Il, IS and 10.
Rodcnback. who fights In two classes
'.ubenSuchl. the clubs altar wrestler:
James Choke. the husky iB.pounder:
J. Mahoney. WiIiner. r. ,O'corncli. jack
Mnmford. Schlcchtlng and others with
wrli.s'rned regulations. have been in
training for tho pas, two months. and
the Now West Side members whn ar,
to accompany the team expect tn.
championship In AT least seven clas.e,
In boxing and wrestling.
In order to arouse the enthusiasm OF
the members TO the highest pitch, /.
huge sng viii be given at tho club.
house. a:y West Finy-sour,h street. 20.
night. at which tho members will dis.
play their entertaining powers for the
delec'at1n ofNhcl- many friends. sew
srsl novelties ARE Promised by the EN-,
stertAinn,ent Commiitss. !. Z i 8 +
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CROSS COUNTRY o. NIGHT.

The Pastimc Athletic Club cross-
country runners are not daunted by the
chilly spell that has npparepI,y come
to stay. and intend to ..;i 10 their
weekly jaunts afoot. beginning mex,
Wednesday night regular weekly runs
will be INDUCED In. Tho course vii.
be around Central Park. u distance OF
about five miles. Other teams are IN
vited to run.
The usual cross-country run OF the
Pastimes will be held Tomorrow after
Z. noon. starting from Ilubers ut Z o'clock
The course will be on Jerome avenue.
about I'VE miles
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JORDAN MUST
WAIT ON TERRY.
English Fighter Cannot
Draw McGovern
Abroad.

Terry McGovcrn. the nstic wonder
will no, so to England to figh, Ben
Jordan JUS, now. Instead he will make
4 trip TO So Francisco. where he will
be matched to hight some good tighter
during the later part OF May.
Sam Harris manager VI SSSovern.
was undecided n, f-st whether to bring
Terry 20 England to box Jordan for the
purse OF s.. 80 which was offered by the
National Club or take him to Frisco to
box for the big Inducements offered by
the olympic \. &.
After thinking the matter over Harris
finally made up his mind TO accept the
Frisco club offer and last night wired
the latter clubs officials his acceptance.
At the same time Harris sent the fol-
lowing telegram 10 this ONCE:
New Orl~uns. I.n.. Jan. 4.
sportIuR Editor New York Evening
World.
Am going to match Terry to hight
at San Frnnciscs, In May. May uo
over other side to night Jordan. hut
can't tell when. Have been offered
big Sndurr a,cnts to let Terry 20 to
'Frisc". far superior To I;nElnni
Offer. SAW II, HARRIS.
BY prcfcrrins to go 10 San Francisco
hnfr:s loses the chance to have Nc
Govern fiSht Ben Jordan In England.
Tor as tho National Sporting Club
wanted this battle fought June ;. the
over there; The officials will therefore
probably declare the negotiations for
the fight or. .o'
Il Is not known yet who McGovern
will be nut against IN San Franciscr
as the club officials nre undecided an
to who they Will secure. The chances
are that KID Brold or some other good
fcntherwe.Iht will he Induced TO tackle
tn: little fighting whiriwind.
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EXPERT THUM WRITES OF BOWLlNGS BENEFITS
AND GIVES VALUABLE TIPS TO ALLEY NOVlCES
rtten expressly for The Evening by Joseph Thum.

all sizes OF balls. to ut everybody. Ono
mistake Of beginner Nigh, be here
pointed out. He takes to big bail,
believing that It's execution Is greater.
As matter OF fact. It Is. but not for
the new man.
A sinai: bali. no matter " II Is only
an .!ght FOUNDER VIII teach how to
reach the PING better than a bigger one.
One must never begin the game bei!ev-
iIs that he should be a star n: :he start.
lie caE'' be. Only patience and practice
Will develop that
For a beginner w1uld advise that
he take n ball her; adapted II h!A size
and begin by rolling 4 DORM The ~ Ode
OF tar alley without taxing any run
wh>terer. When h. hand and arm b.-
then by .ie-rcCs he rhn e!Ec 10 the de
~ the alley. learning NJ! the tine the
art -! curving. Ills De! vc.y Nil! be
slow nj first. but speed Is later de-
velopmc.t
Learn steps Next.
After all this IL don" ne cna begin
King n few steps o. start. No. wi !,
hr intention of H:t ng sp<et tina; W..
- out The cIl OF the n O.. Lot time
AXE It's cou-ss anl 4 Mil bring out all
'ic bpwi'n. Qualities IN man.
II Is not We for 4 novice 10 roll CON-
,nnty. y coupe o: hours practice each
ily will prove moro b. ncrc.al l., tho
end than LANCER periods. lie Is not -
apt TO become nluscic-bound. Instead
tie muscles Will bccr.ne p!!ab.e.
Whole Eudy Benefited.
AS said =; the beginning. no b tier
mode OF .h.s!CRl development has ever
been evolved than thar Of bowling. The e
Is not 4 SINCE organ OF the human boIy
hat does not b neat.
Every part OF the cody Is brought INTO
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open competition will take place ut tho
Boston Athletic Association. Feb. 1.
fo!ls. sabrcr and duelling swords for
Esncers' Club Cup. for teams OF three.
each man to use different weapon. at
Fencers' Club.
On Feb. 3 at the Boston Athletic Al.
ISOLATION. team competition at foIls for
lnterclub trophy; March Q. Junior team
competition with foils for Morris medals,
at rcnccrs' Club: March u. intrrclub
team championship at New York Ath.
le,ic Club: April 3. qualifying rounds for
tollx. ducilinE, swords. sabres and single
stick championships. The New England
division Will be dec: led at the Boston
Athletic Association and the New York
division at the New York Athletic Club.
The team competition for them. Y. A..
c. Cup will be decided on April ls at the
Feneers' Club. On April -. In conJunc.
ton with the Amateur Athletic Union.
the finals OF the national championships
will be held Mt the FcAccrs' Club.
Use World Vents g an yoss
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SKATING RACES
ON VERONA LAKE.
Local Favorites Will Start
in Championship
Events.

4 series OF handicap and championship
skating races are scheduled f,f this
afternoon at Verona Lake. ,Montclair.
y. J. 4 sIx.iaps-t To- thc-miie track has
been laid out. This ~ calculated 30 suit
the. competitors better than q larger
IA. has been done In local Kinks.
At least twenty-five mon have entered
som. OF ths handicap cvrrts. So trouble
Is In store for the scratch men.
Among the entries are such athletes As
Leroy Zee. Henry Mcdonald. Willis m ".
Swan. Coupe. Gibbs. Thomas. Lyons.
Ark.li. OConnor. Lctts. Kcarncy. Chat.
lin. Wray. Slnnlrud. Smith and IIo-,-
b
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YALE IN K. A. c. CARNIVAL,

The most attractive feature Of the
Knicksrbockcr y. C. Winter Carnival AT
Madison Square Garden. on Feb. 1, will
be the appearance OF the entire team OF
Yale athletes now preparing for the
Spring campaign.
In the team races. intercollegiate and
interscholastic. gold, silver and bronze
metals will be awarded 10 the mcmbers
finishing nrst. second and third resoec
lively; similar prizes. nrs,, second and
taird. VIII be offered In the other events
OF tho programme.
Entries close with James E, Sullivan,
Is Park place. Jan. Is.
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ALL WORK NOW
FOR FIGHTERS.
Jeffries and Rubin Begin
Hard Training Next
Monday.

Now that It Is definitely settled that
the big Esht between Jim J.nrics end
Qua Rubin Will surely take place In
Cincinnati on Feb. Is. both fighters are
getting their training quarters ready
for their i've weeks OF hard work which
begins next Monday. Jenrics will start
In at Asbury Park for one week, after
which he will go TO West Baden. whc-e
he will hnls:' up his work. Rubin VIII
do mos, OF his training at Dyker Heights
in South Brooklyn.
Choynski as u Prophet.
Joe Choynski. the heavy weight slug
ger. picks Jcnries ms the winner In the
coming championship battle between the
latter and Gu, Rubin. In selecting JEFF
fries as the victor Choynski claims the
champion 10 too clever for Ruhlin. and
besides is a harder puncher and a better
ring general than the Akron Giant.
choynski further states tina, the battle
will be one Of the best heavy weigh, con-
tests that has been brought on In this
country.
Munror and Leon 10 hattie.
George Munroo and Casper Leon. the
clever bantam.weightS OF this city. have
been signed TO NEE, In Il twenty-round
bout at the next boxing show 10 he
given BY the Hot Spring \. c.. Jan II.
These lads ought to put up u fast and
Interesting bout. as they are evenly
matched. Munro" may h. awarded tn.
decision, ms Leon has gone back con-
sidcrabiy during III. last two years.
Match rromiscd Hogan.
Tommy Hogan. the Western feather
weight boxer. who recently returned
from England. has been matched to
meet the winner OF the Dave Sullivan
Broad bout. which !s TO bc fought at
the Southern a. C.. OF Louisville. Ky.
Jan. H. II the winner should not be able
to fight Hogan on account OF injuries
received " the contest. then Hogan will
be put against Tommy White, The Chi.
caHo boxer, who has evincc,i a desire
to rc-cnter the ring. Hogan 4. AT i,r.,.
ent training as the Southern a q.
where the light will be fought Jan q.
bernstein 10 Fight Young Corbc,,.
Joe bernstein. the east side feather.
meisht VINO recently. parted with his
manager. Jack Dougherty. In Chicago
ana lsit Tor Denver. has been matched
at the Denver a. c. on Jan. ii. BERN.
stein has been taking the best of care
Q. himself since he fought McGovern II
lew months ago In Louisville. nnd shn,,,I
outpoint Corbctt and secure the Ia.
clh!on. Both men arc training for fha
llght IN Denver. Bernstein getting in
shape At the Denver A. G. They are 10
pox ~ l2S pounds for q purse or i6oO.
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] HIS PIPE LIGHT FATAL.
AZ T.rpentine-soak-d HANDBAG.
Ceasht Fire, Wearer WIN Me.

POuoHKEEPsIE. Jan. s.-w. N. Hnl.
] lephack, Of Greendale. Columbia County.
s1t,at the point OF death as the result, OF
~ snnusual accident. A few days ago
M Wae bitten on his right hand by n
.Catgan no bound the Injured hand in
/ Q0QAei n urated with turpentine.
r H. struck q match 10 light his nj ne
.anl the handage blazed up. Before The
- could tear II OF his Angers In 4
! hlN burned of. Another piece Of ann.
~ 0pAked with turpcnt!nc across his
EkGoeef caught IRE. His ears were burned
e1se ssisp and his head. breast and neck
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play. The arms become bigger and
stronger. through swinging. The Legs
gain In ssrength through their little
the ball IL sent rolling onward. The
body itself Ia ever being twisted and
turned. Just enough to keep 1t In good
shape.
By the latter exercise the stomach Is
Ecc. always In good condition. For n
person to stick to the game as persist.
Snt.y ns ! have. / don't think mcdica!
sk!l can Introduce any letter elixir O.:
certaii ~.
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0oIf Notes.

Elijah n. Ksaasdy hss offered prize to b. con
,e-ssd tor BY the mtsnssrs q the Nassau County
c,ub, eisss c, msmbsrs vhoss handiea,a an 10
or ersr. ms Prize VIII be played for on
Saturdays Daring lsnusu, ard February. siEhtssu
hs,ss, ,ns1lI play. handicap. Ths en:iss, couus
ho:ssi .iu b. ossa fac ..play through:
Ssoa Ct6y plgsoni trap soeltn9 has. bssns Ssssasa
oyl tAa el.iS. = xkAtlnG nap b. saleys1 "a In
ssss ssa - =. Ssss!as ~ sis.ss
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To MY mind there Is no better sport
10: IN" Winter seison than bowling. For
centuries men have wrought physical.
benefit from 1t and al the zane time
have haG a good share o! fun.
Tls!c IS -uhh ana bad OF everything.
Dut /, l. lust a. easy to be good
bowler 40 II IS to b. bad one. All
tat j. rciI:r.i ~ IA pllyer Is to under.
stand hat me brain counts q good deal
Ia -ulllug tn. al II one does no, IT,.
tend 20 uG, AS brains At :hc game he
niS.i; 49, wei! uut spend his time At u.
To thu-c o.EinrcG 10 learn the rudi.
mtnts ~ game. that r.. the part
where s.rtEc. viii be as frequent as
fpi;s-it ". b" vel! for them To re-.
nembr; ihi tIey cannot engage IL
cjtt.rsa ..," - any so:: The miid
mat b" ~ =. $ ans rbed IN tIe rolling
nf IN" al nh sat OF tho tcnp.ns al
thu foot ~ n" alley -houlI not De los:
Enu'i t.c IiIR Hail.
Bu, Tier" II h.. handling OF the ball.
too ''at = ju-; " 'ssert!ll. A mans
-z" mrk,s NJ difference. There are
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Fire engines from Pelham Manor and
l.archmont also responded to the alarm.
but with the wind blowing thirty miles
an hour all efforts were futile.
There were numerous employees OF the
club In the house.. but all escaped. No
members Ut the club were there.
Many supplies. announcements, and
other articles were saved.
Two iircmcn from New Roshelic wcrs
over'nm" by smoke, but were quickly
resuscitatei.
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SEASON
FOR FENCERS.
Manylmportant Contests
Arranged for This and
Neighboring Cities.

The coming season promises to he a
lively one In fencing circles. 4 number
OF important contests have already been
arranged to be decided at the proa,incnt
clubs both In this city and elsewhere.
BEGINNING on Jan. 10 there Will b q
competition between. Junior foilS al the
New Yesk Athlsuc cluh. |; On Jan. an
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Long before the nrcmen reached the
scene the ire had been communicated
TO the club house. and In twenty min
utes It was burned to the ground.
Not even the walls remained.
The building wa. valued at $4,000. and
contained many priceless souvenirs. tro-
phies won by the representatives OF the
club In athletic contests.
The Are In the Potter House was
caused by a defective elcctric-!igh, wire.
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GOLFERS ON CHILLY LINKS.
Potts, of sesbrishG wiss Ha.di-
cap at Laksvvoed.
ESPECIAL to 7ns Evsning World

(epecAl to 1hs Evsnsog WoF1d.I
LAKEWOOD. N. J." Jan. San open
handicap was played this morning on
the links OF the Lakewood Country
Club. In which about twenty golfers
took part It Was very cold. but the
compet.tovs wsrs protected from the
wind by the dense woods which sur.
round tho course. y
Potts, Seabrlght Golf Club. while the
best gross score winner was aJsper
Lynch. Tho scores:
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WANTS TO FIGHT RYAN.
Al Nc!n. Pacific Coast Middle.
Weight Cham pion, Ready.

q. NELL. the California champion
m!dd!c-weight. who Is working his way
East BY SLOW stages. p.u.ing for a mill
a. any place that Offers u good man. Is
nt HOT Springs. His manager. Clarence
Dav.ds. writes that he would like to get
Charley Mckcever.
Da"iis has aiso under his wing n
"oun:stc: known as the Terry Mccoy
"-n OF California. He Is Toby Irwin
rni fights ne !cS. at which weight he
tns never hcen beaten Irwin Is really
Ter any of tn. lads Of his Glars.
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The handsome clubhouse Of the New
York Athic.ic Club At Travcrs' Island
was totally destroyed by nre a, 1880
o'clock this afternoon.
The frc started In u cottage known a.
the Potter House. which stood next door
to the clubhouse.
Word was sent TO New Rochelle. and
the Fire Department OF that place re-
spondcd. crossing over to the island by
the v!aduct.
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Medical.
OLD DR.. GRlNDLE.

GRADUATE UNIVERSITY W rlE CIR or
NEW YORK (AEDicAL DEPARTMENT.; &;
ysars specialist In Dissasss Of Man. undss
otID DIR. oRiNDLE's scisntin= systea Of iisa,.
msnt blood and akin diss.sss, pain In tbs bouss.
swsilinSs. kidney and bladder complaints. said.
ins. innAmTsiisa.,. sravsl. weak. undevsioped
astans. weak back. permanently cured Xs2
aisnts. should 20 10 DIR. 0RISDLEs oid.sNsb.
l!sssd once. over Is yesrs At III wsN l?th st.,
waite time eonsultinE less akiile: ohysieians.
Remember. OLD DR.. 0RIHpLE has . rseosd To-
marvellous eufes. Advice free. xadlcIns n
Ho;,ra q Ia O. SundaIl 10 Z "
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OLD DIR. GREY.

Is yeArs . specialist In hiseasss OF men esiy.
quickest psrmaneat cure Eusrantssd. Bleed, ska,
ktdnsy and bladder trouuis: weakness. nervous
debility. bad drsar:s, weak. undsvsiopsd oreans:
intedhnents TO marriage. Consult OLD DIR.
GREY dst: he 10 the o'dsst established. the lonx.
ars over = years a. 10 Ess, l'th A.. nsar Gni,a
0SSare. Hours 0 tn 0: sundays. o 10 } Setss.
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Hnrve u. led 60 the sixth Jump. when
no fell. Don C1arcncio felt at the third
jung, and that left Iren to come home
salone. William remounted and finished
.pn, naryc b., and Herting also brought
DoHsC 1afencio around after the others
Had finished.
tconth! = Won by Monk Wayman:
esrangest was second and Albert Vale
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Gaelic Ten m. to -,,-..

to W. J. Eryan team will play tho
Irish Volunteers n game OF Gaelic foot
h.ll on the johnson avenue grounds,
called al 20.
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SAYS LAWYER STRUCK HIM.
koth Accuses Do"xhrrty Of Dlack-
rnlnE His Eyes.

rninE Ills Eyes.
william II. DouEhcrty. well.known
lawyer OF Hobokcn. was arra.sned be.
fore Magistrate Iloos In Jersey City
to-day. charged With assault and bat.
terry By Hartman koth. who appeared
IN cour. with n PAR of bin .kcned eye..
Mr.. Dougher:y is counsel for Frank
Smith. chemist. OF 2; Warren street.
New York. who has filed 4 cross bill
for divorce against hi. wife. On Mon.
day las: Doughcrty ana Smith went to
cl1 Pacific avenue. where Mrs Smith
now keeps ho',se for Koth. and demand.
ed 4 quantity OF furniture which Mrs.
Smith has In the house. In the mix-up
that followed Koth'x refusal to let them
n he was badly used.
Mr.. poughcrty waived examination
and was paroled. pending action Of the
Grand Jury.
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NEW ORLEANS ENTRIES.

fspeeisl TO TIE Evening woridD
RACE TRACK. NEW ORLEANS. Jan. b-Ts.
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bt1n 5000 won eesiH iiWs-lSN
Orion made show OF his compan ny.
took command In tho ilrst sixteenth and
was under restraint the rest OF the
journey. Lady Curzon was In the heavy
going TO the three-quarters and had TO
do her best the last sixteenth to stall
of Dick Furber.
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Mo1ern Treatment for Men.
Diseasss OF men curei qntekiy by ur.to.dais
msthcds. LEE MEDICAL Ass' NJ, 260 w. 3lth q.
Advice free Ioass. 10 10 8 % 8; Sea-. % e z.
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elfsss ~ .Attsriey Alilsurn.
tlefn1ys John q. SaiIburn. OF Buffalo
ntgd fAe fnyttatlcb to be prcss =,
36ler % ~ s1yen BY tho Nr.t
es - "a {. 1t 1n ! ss,i q: Delinoa,
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ANSWERS TO QUERIES.

Please till mt Inv many poln,s srs soeed fol
CONSTANT READER.
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r,ss World Vents q an ran
Skata ! 1. "a -. &.
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WINNERS At
new ORLEANS.
Weather Good, but Card
Poor-Audubon Stake
Feature.
JUMPERS WANTED BADLY.
Crescent City Steeplschasers
Are Not Enough to
Fill Bill.
JUMPERS WANTED BADLY.

Csp.eIsi 10 The Evening wor'd)
RACE TRACK. NEW ORLEANS. Jan.
k-Tae weather was perfect to-day. but
tho racing Mt the Fair Grounds was not
IN keeping with It. as the track wac
heavy and holding and the entries neccs-
sariiy Of poor class.
Tho Audubon Handicap. ut mile and
q iAixteenth. was the stake feature and
four OF the six entries won their last
starts In the mud
Tue fact that the Association Is In a
bad way for Jumpers was emphasized In
the steeplech chase. In which only three
started. 50 far only eleven jumpers have
performed. and those are all that are
available.
Seven scratched out OF the races to-
day. but none OF them would have cut
any hgure II they started.
FIRST RACE.
For thsse-yssr-oids and Wy. ak turiHws.
:. sa,..p. Wits. jocks. s,.Hn FIN. s,t. ri.ss:
aaiib j.. lo6; o'nrisn.. J. J.: !
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SAT- good. Won all out. T;me-l.3
II was hard drive among the first
four TO the last furlons. Sallie J. and
F1uke made the running to tho stretch.
tho heaviest going and tired In the run
home. Floyd Dixie saved ground on
the turn and showed In front At the
head OF tho stretch. Barrica would have
won In q few more strides.
SECOND RACE.