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The sun., 1901-04-25
RESULTS on OTHER TRACKS.


CISCiNNATT. April 2i.-There was large ate I'd
anCe at Newport ~ DAY, dawn out no douUI b. Ibo
Improved weather conditions and tie seven races,
Including a match race and jumping event. The
flood from the Licking River was within about thiee
feet NJ Submerging part Oi thc uack at the close 81
the races and the races may te postponed 'Of day
OF two Il the nuod continues rising fur the next twelve
Eouts ur so. The steam cas- had To unload pahNen'
gers al thc rear ~ the tack instead ~ al The main
entrance on account uf Hooded tracks. III the mdIch
race Horseshoe Tobacco opened at to . and was
backed 10 TO and j. n. sloan opened al To ANA
went to even money. Nn"n the nagle sounded ihe
owner Of Sloan examined the hoOiN Ot MS morse. ana
for the FIRST time he said, that some one had taken
of his mud plates lie rrfIset tp start until black
smith had replaced them, causing about twenty min
utes delay. Track Manager Lyman Davis ana We
OWrcr almost came 10 ouWS over The delay. Inc
result was s2j Nnc on G. j. Quick, ur owner Horse.
shoe IOtaccO went Ia "" front and opened up zap
Of Nve lengths Ia VI" n>t uhu aud led INTO ne StIrch
hy three lengths, winning easily hy lcngth and a
halt from the vel. 'lrrd sloan. summary -
FIRST PACE Five and a Nuf iudungS EasicT, lna
nj Williams 6to 9 won. Cucml.rttr. lo7 o.. Chrl0,
3 81 t. second Virginia J.. lu5 (Mctannl To J. tAtd
Second Rac. -Four and han furlongs- EIVva,
ils NIntnci>alp. . 20 l. non Myrllc Dell, loj tNc.
CaUnl, to l. SECOND. Ncddu ug March, luS (lilASS.
Thlrd race irJc handicap hurdle one mile over
tour hurdles 'Lcrlha 1873 tNtorkW"lU, ? 10 J. won.
Dvortscmcut 10 NiNtSl . to .. srcund, ioot
lands 80 tS. Johnson, To- !. thIrd. Time, ioa'a
coupled win ChUb IN tn" betting
F0lnh Race Nt'ct. $1,000 90 winner. seven iut'
longs II,fscShu' Tobacco. i@i N'ravruampL 10 :,
won j, h. S.uaH. leI c. Wilson,, even. second Tine
FIN Race SIX mrlouss -Caunc. I2l GLrd'ey,,
; 10 l. won, lady Kent. lu7 O.. Jackson ito J, SOC
ond TuSkarpSa, luS (blossJ, 10 5, tu.rd. Time
sun Race for rrlongs uclanahan.- lo0
tNcCAnnI 90 T. Won 81 Urra 100 tN Scott. 1910 !,
second King R"N. lu9 OiloSsl, To T. third Tine,
seventh Race rl,c and nat 'Irlones lgniPct
CnsEyI Sto /, second col Ntntay 1903 WloSSl 10 |,
taHd lime. -.
The sun., 1901-04-25

nrsHl%o April - The Seventeenth Sep
ara,o CumpanyS basketball team tonight
won the gamo which decided tho Metropolitan
hnskctball championship The
team was opposed TO the Mohawks. also Of
Flushing in tho third game in the pav-ov
The Pas,imcs. Srvcntcrnths and Mohawk.
tird IN IA" original schedule and three moro
games were necessary More than tho cham
pionshp depended on to-night's gnnc, for
II the MohavkS had won. another series be-
tween the three teams would have been nee
essary.
The armory Of the Seventeenth Separate
COMPANY, where the game was played was
crowded As IL never was before Society
turned out In forcnto witness the game Both
sides had following or over 500 porsous
The soldiers PLAYED on N" aggressive Vhila
th.NOhaWkS wer" On the defcnSiN e. Throughout
the game Brilliant playing hv Hamilton and
l}uugc aided 10y the other militia men nett"d
them twelve points In tho first half The
best tho MohaWks could dO was to score q
goal Continuing the pace which they h1d
set in the first half, the soldiers scored six
points In the acconA half and kept tho Mo
hawks from scoring The final score was.
Seventeenth Separate Company, IS Mohawk 4 .
The sun., 1901-04-25
COZ
Programme o. the metropolitan Championship
News Notes.

Ar added interest "a impaired 10 tho sChed-
ulo for the year of the Appv1mls club. issued
yesterday. by tho information IL contains
regarding tho ordor Of play AT the VI. q. \.
championship, 10 hc held No ltS links on May
p. %. . and -. 1h,7tr-tNo will qualify.
the same Us last year, on the first day NJ
tlir'v--iX hole, medal rl.y keeping on Ht
eighteen holes match play until saturday,
when Tao final VIII hn a. thirty-SX hOlos.
1hnre will also he a turty-~iA-hole medal play
handicap on the last day, open 10 all, but
only those rated at ten or under may start
in the individual Champiou-hip. The winner
IN the two previous championships. Herbert
NJ Hartman and Walter Travis. also kept
on aud won the national championship Of
their ycar, -ctt!ug precedent that will be
stimulus 10 tho winner N tpawauiS, although
in view of ~ largo representation Of southern
and Western players expected Ht Atlantic City.
not to sreah Of tho Boston contingent 10 be
headed hy O. Lockwood the chances ara
decidedly against the third repetition OF the
The kpavamis season will open on Satur-
dty with an rlg hicou.h"I' handicap qualify
iug round, Che mt 'iNt"er - keep on for u
! cup presented by h / Wainwright
This morning the first Of tho important
open golf tuuInlmon's 4 tho season. tho
knN"u'n event U'iI Dg Tue. l"lhfN'ttl Z llb,
vii begin with an entry list that includes
Walter travis, fludlny : Douglas, Charles
y Macdonald James \ Eng Gourge {
Button, cory. IN mas + Rell. " II
DAYS, IIugh X 1oler Howard \ colby. {
+ Watson, Jr ami many other prominent
amatclr, The ysyinE order Of The holo4
has boon changed since IN" last tournament
tho former sixth hulc now being tho first 10
be negotiated and hunkcrs hav" boon
placed 10 guard ~" approach 10 the NTH
seventh. righ'h, thirteenth and fourteenth
greens
There will ~ n special wcoI ing Of tho Knoll
wood Couufrr club tonight 10 consider tho
iroreasn Of the mcmher2hIp from g5U 10 a
limit If goo IN view Of the long waiting list
The links viii bo opened on saturday with
hondirnp sweepstakes The following officers
and governor, werc elected at tho annual
meeting
President John u Archibald Vice President
Paul q Tncnaud Treasurer, Howard " M.!ri> Secrc.
tary ,Iudsuu s. Todd. n1yrmglS. ClaS ut 1870"
John Horcel, winthrop ,gHdin. llcygr l. parR,
Henry S,mgur. rHnl e lNchlud Class Of 1908
- Iohr ID A-,hha,d Frederic lull. Ihor1N bmoud.
George II MnrN, l.. stuart Wing Class " laO4
pIr.aId King Tracy Duv', Henry " Hayden,
| Judsou Todd Howard Nlcts
The sun., 1901-04-25
At Nashville.

NASHVILLE, Aphl - Delightful racing Weather
prevailed A. Cumberland PARK his aft'rnopV and
one Of The largest crowds ~ 'l' meeting was In at
tendance Interest centred In the handicap AZ mile
FOR Witch IAdy StrAihmo1c w's the favoHir The
one ~ the best q tie the horses
ran The distance over anything but fast track N
! Il Nat Lady Suathmprc went out and made the
rgnulug hut she WINS TOO much used up, and when
Chalsnled ut Nc AuisE by Sobcl she vas unable
u respond Summaries.
Flrst Race We and o half furongS- pad'c Page,
100 a Wclrrl. n ~ :. won Srplsler 1903 .kker,
~ l. second Custodian, 80 .D'NeiN, 10 !, third
Tine EuDL
second Race Four fu'louqs Jim Scsnlon. 10
t. rpmhsI n ~ 10. won EaStcThoy, JOS .Nay1
n TO g. ,-cond. Lemuc! Jos Sl'rIsl, 10 !. third
Time, u5la
Tlird Rnte ono mite ISohcl % May, Q to J.
won Iady StTatUmurc, 100 'IruNrt. to 3, second
larkSpur, lOg tuf'hapd. to T. thIrd Time, A.
Fourth Pace -Four and a half fudongS haona
~ a.. Combs. ! ~ =. Won. Marie Bell", ln1 "
woods. ~ to !, second. Afd'ta, TO "a weber, to
. 'nlrd. Time, o.5G.
rIrl Eacc one mil" md IN eighth ncanR, ios
iSIlvrrSp'I ~ =. won NlUGwlr1, lnH ltyanl, -
10 acc1nd John Iul - Dodr. rto l. third. Imo
i57E
Dpadr. AZ 20 g. Wnr. l'0hri GIgy. 1903 Ryan, 20
tr T. sccoui Qltc i9gaL sS'i .Nndel"tr. : to s.,
tlfd Time, iNN'.
The sun., 1901-04-25
Polishing the Inderb"dy Of the Independence.

Bosrov. April ?, Tho bufllng Of the bronze
underbody ul tho Independence was begun
this forenoon The work Is beng done with
three pneumatic machines OF special mako
and they leave the surface Of the metal a.,
smooth and even brighter than when nrst
rolled AT the mills. II j. around the rivet
heads that the machines give tho best ro-
glIis invariably ,hc mon found that along
,Lc seams whore the rNots had been pu, in
tHc surface Of the bronze plating was a trne
tndnurod m" Tesllt Of hammer blows but
The Nnc wheels sluuotL"d the metal to "a per-
In" hollow stoel mast Is to DO constructed
indoors. after all THIS afternoon the soc
lions ~ tho spar already holted togcth her
we're moved into the boiler shop. whore there
i.up chime" for Wet weather To Interfere with
The work The halanC" rui .cr is urarlv all
plated on one side Of The frame the bronze
has been boltcd In plnco and then wood was
fitted IN ao tlnt between the two sides Of tho
rudIer thcrc viii be something to prevent
the udrutHttOu Of tho plates. us we'd as 10
siren q ben the ruddcr without adding cytra
weight At lhWlcy'- the two h1xyrs of tho
boom have been tlkou down from the drying
loft and are being prepared for the gluiug
process
The sun., 1901-04-25
billiards and Pool.

The handicap billiard tournament at the
Now YORK \ c was continued last night
Il. p RnddiCo Jr. p, defeated / Full
graf a.. IN N" first game by score of 80 10
IA The winner average was 3Hrd his high
runs a. l3 and II I'm 'ho second contest T. \
X Kollstede lr., Gu, truWphcd over j. Emen-
dorf. Is. bv the score Of 100 points to i2i
koll4tede mad" a run ~ 20
Percy Rockwell won victory over Louis
A Servatius lat night IN tho \. 4 L billiard
tourney ~ the Metropolitan Academy TSc
acnre was 200 to l7j Rockwell made IN
average oR 20-5i, and his best runs were 29
Is ia and -, ServatiuS finished with an
average of 3-57 and his high runs were "A.
l5 49, II and u
Charles + Norris, tho Cherry Diamond"
billiard champion, won HE game In the KniCk-
erbocknr 4 g. pool tournament last night
Uo drfented Percy Gardner hv l2j balls to
GS Norris IL the favorite for the Chtmpion-
ship ~ he has not I2st & game m,rern pr, " b4N
contest tonight
The sun., 1901-04-25
Baseball Honor for Tommy simpson.

Tommy simpson, Of the BTooNyn Baseball
cub, has had an unexpected honor thrust
upon him Mr. Simpson took the New York
and Brooklyn teams to cuba last fan and now
no has been asked 10 become tho delegate
nf tho Cuban League Ia tn, country The
CIhan League wants to become an ally Of
Me National Lengue. a. tho following COM
muuication to Simpson, dated Havana,
March IS, shows
"Bv order of the President Of this le0 que
and taking into consideration yO1r s'ggos-
ton that This league raWc representative
10 be present At meeting + National League,
You r. hereby appointed dccglt"of th" Iiga
tuhaua dc Baseball to the United StatCs
and fully authorized TO- officially represent
tho aforesaid league whenever it may he
reuuired Respectfully yours,
"VINCFNrE CAsNs, in, secretary
Mr. Simpson said Yesterday that h. would
accept tho post He believes tho National
League will take the CubdnS under their
prrfrcting wing He now proposes to divide
hi- baseball dutcs with tho study of Spanish
The sun., 1901-04-25
MIko Grimm Gets a judgment for s23a8
Against Brooklyn Baseball club.

UTICA. April 24,-Michael j. Griffin, tho
wcll-known baseball player, yesterday got a
judgment Of S2,3t9 against tho BROOKLYN
baseball club by Justic" scripture IN tho
Suprcmc Court He sued for 81, son. alleging
breach of contract II Is not altogether i'm
probable that Grimm may set into the game
naain after IN absence Of a couple Of years
Manager Selcr Of Boston wants Mike. Con
ME Mack would be pleased 10 have him with
the Philadelphia Amcricans, whu" Hugh
DuUy j. hoping to land him for Milwaukee,
Shorlld GriiIln dociIr 70 rennter tho game
he viii unloubtodv play with boston
The sun., 1901-04-25
In THE BASEBALL WORLD.
PITTsBURGs AND CINCINNATIs DEFEAT
OPPONENTS.
Pirates Deprive ~. Louis Of the Lead. while
Reds win by One Run From Chicago-An-
other Postponement In New York-Bostons
aud Quakers Idie--Other Games-Notc-.

The drcnched and dripping eastern por-
ton OF the National League circuit expert
enced another Idle day yesterday. Again
the Brooklyn-New York game was post
poned while the perverse weather included
Phlladelphia--w where comparative drynoss
has prevailed-in the scope Of its vapory
tantrums and kept the Philadelphia, and
Bostons Indoors The New Yorks will open
the much deferred Manhattan season with
the Brookyns at the Polo Grounds this after
noon II the conditions are suit table The
PlttsbuTgs won out In the last inning from
St Louis yesterday. thereby making the
lead Of the Missourians brief In Cincin-
natl the Reds too, won by single run and
in the last inning All four teams batted
well The same angry skies that have greeted
the National League frowned darkly on the
American League for Its opening day. The
Eastern League Is due TO begin its season
to-day. Yesterdays National League re-
suits and the standing Of tho clubs follow:
ritsburg. 8: St Louis 4,
rt,rinuap
The sun., 1901-04-25
baseball Games To-day.

NATIONAL LEAGUE
Brooklyn NJ New YORK Boston % Philadelphia,
Chica 90 al Cincinnati
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Boston at Baltimore Washington nt Philadelphia;
MlyauEec At DETROIT Cleveland az chicago
EASTERN LEAGUE
Toronto al Rochester. Montreal NJ buffalo, Syra
cuSe al Worcester, Hartford al Providence
OTHER GAMES
Andovrr VS. Dartmouth. at NndDNcr
Rchmond College vs. FIedenckNburg College
OF Richmond
CrrIisle indian School VS. Vulenova, ~ Carlisle
'Irlnlt, VS. New York University at Onto Field
Black Hall vs. Yale Freshmen, Ht the Black Hail
seton Han vs. Xav'er College. at South orange
The sun., 1901-04-25

In the nudn race AZ thr Nqueduc, Yesterday the
sr,rn starter, guI,lrd exactly 40 The order In which
Mcy N,r" NAMED ou The oN0li prg'unu
Regarding the story 'hr, local poo.pum keepers
dn.Lg bgSlr,, AZ tie ruiulrg n,irra No Morris ia k
A uuWbrf oi the musr prominent lt,fr. i' NGurdurt
said YESTERDAY ilgt thcv were ut worrying thRt they
were upctntug strictly In accordance with the re-.
oUirgnsnt, - M, Percy GIny .aW Aud iNat a test
cnsr l,d been decided IN tHcr favor hv he count NJ
Apur4ls
The sun., 1901-04-25

turth, a.. u. Klhhel IS. A. Wilt so p, Schultz
io+, y. Nahmen d.
The BROOKLYN Interstate League team visited Phil:
adciphis on Tuesday night and played a series Of
games with the franklin club. The scores:
FIRST gAME
u4.'' 7s $!Scf Sr ; 80 Total 4aai i ss5. ''ASi' IT."
NJ ER amaa fa m SaTc %sSr ls Us o9P1H 4Ss II: II. Beard
SECOND GAME.
ul5, n2A7 A2l $1s "a: "a c2@s 4@s s7 .s S'hT'' i''
m Rsn oan T"G s Gf Tafr 'S JoEF'S1 Tsis l:S 49, Beard
THIRD GAME
=, RrooRlyq Arms, :ol, cordcs; leo schwar,s. 1914;
Grand Totals - IrooGiyn 25a7. F FianEiin Club.
2,5S6.
The Pucks did not have a complete team At Thums
ACADEMY alleys last night and their genes In the
White Elephant tournament were postponed. The
scores
rIRSr GAME.
Orltanl 7. C--J. EaLia, 100, II. Panta, 40: Her
bert, lg'. r. $. Bruins 2S2 !. Q. Bruins, iSs. To
Hropcno nm, 1877: A,v.r. i.,; Roo.rson i,s:
Rau i4i branhAn, 1914 Total, Si4
ner' -, Il. 5 Erans iJo J. G. Hfans, iSH To To.
hronooo Atvon, rc'. Robertson, 49, Rau. ,os;
Grand Total or,tan F. c. Las BroncDo. 1904
Golden d-shcrrood 200 Yost, 1870; Ecntein
I4s Sramicd, los. Eek 1870 Total, SIS.
FOURTH GAME.
Golden Rod Sherwood ~. Nost lss; rckssoin.
1872 Schn'rt it2, I.ch, 1911, Total, $50
Grand Total g.. 75j
The KlondutC team lacked one player IN the North
SIDE National league games last nigh, and they
lO,, two more games The scores
FIRST GAME
CN Nrlpne lr Beau i32, Mirr. 2ls Mundt ls0:
Srnual,,. 1a' bOr''icr. i7o Total. 7a2
KluUdk" v. Sgumnhc'g. 40, Noigt, i2I Bolte.
il7, AUcrhach, ll2 Total, 532
SECOND GAME
Kioudsc Suubcnherg, 5a. yolgt, 1877; Botc.
l7g. NucrHach. Iip Total. 6ig
friendship NtsrTt, laS Lagn, li3; Schoder.
i4S: Uleulcr lGS. Koelrr. lEa Total, rs
THIRD CAVE
cyclone Ir l'eRU. lct. Miller. Ii0. Mundt 1876:
! Srtn'lr, "l5. Nocttlcr. lHu Total. N5U
Friendship RtSrrt. 'b2 LHun, l36. Schoder.
's7 Bouhtf, IA Koeller li3 Total. 7s2
The sun., 1901-04-25
Yale and Harvard Name a Date for Track Meet
with English students.

NEW HAVEN, April 2i.-Yale and Harvard
to-day mailed their reply to Oxford and
Cambridge TO the terms suggested by the
I'm gi shmcn for the track meet next sum
they would prefer TO have the games In July
or on a date in tho early summer. but If such
Is impossible they will agree 10 Sept. 81.
The other arrangements for the meet sug-
gested by the Engshmen are accepted
Yale agrees 20 the plan for retaining the same
list OF events as two years ago. ~
The sun., 1901-04-25
Amher,, to Meet Harvard at Football.

IN the Harvard football schedule for next
fall sent from Cambridge tho name of AM
herst did not appear. Amherst, however
has not been dropped by the Crimson aS
stated Their football team will meet tho
Cambridge players on the gridron n usual
The game Il 70 take place In Cambridge on
oct q r I. Whitelaw, manager Of the Am
herSt team, had n contract to play Harvard
this year and the contract holds good
The sun., 1901-04-25

New York Royal Arcanum leaguc-ColfaN Cuun,
c,l Colonial Council and De Vinnc Council. ~ Stars
alleys
White Elephant TournNmeut-Alp're our own.
lncad.hlp and Nelson, At 1hum Academy alleys
North Side National League CTutOna Clare
mont and Empire. AZ Pumps alleys
Arcade Tournament Hector vs. Rosedale Team
No 2, al FTercks alleys.
Arlington National lourname Mt Hanover. II.
A. and Echo ri BeftTam \ Volts alleys
Woods Hall Tournalnent--ERan. Eagle and Etna
Team No. =, at Nhght'S alleys
The sun., 1901-04-25
Australian Star Win, City and suburban Han
dlcap.
Special CABLE Ds,po,th to THE SUN

LONDON. April 2A-The race for the City
and Suburban Hadlcap Of 1000 sovereIgns
for three-y -year-ods and upward. the second
to receive 200 and the third 100 sovereigns
out OF the stakes. about one milc and quarter,
was run at Epson to-day IL was won by
Spencer Gollan's Australian Star II j
Kings Amurath was second and James
Joicey's Alvescot third Fifteen horses
ran The bctting was o to 2 against Aus
tralian Star, rs TO / against Amurath, and
to against AlvescOt
The sun., 1901-04-25
NEWS or THE WHEELMEN.
Racing In This District 10 Begin May s-Notes
Of the Riders,

As AN indication OF the caliber OF the for
elgners who were seen over here last winter.
II Is interesting to note that five OF the eleven
entries for the great Pa is-Bordeaux race Of
May and S are those OF men who rode at
Madison Square Garden. They are Fischer.
Chevallier. Lesna, Gougolt2 and Aucout Ter
The Paris Bordeaux race is the most famous
road contest held in Europe and IL appeals
only 10 the best talent of the continent The
fact that the men named are entered for it
Is evidence that some OF the cream Of foreign
distance riders we're seen here last winter
although they did not win
The sun., 1901-04-25
.rvo out when winning run was scored.

C,rrtun.tl ............. 6 o 10
chicago ............... d.
Two base LIS Msgopn. PHILIPS, Uau.cL DobhS,
D.enau,y Dexter CIaw'nrd Chlds Irwin Three
base h.tS Bcskirg. HavuCll Stolen bases Giccn,
Iovlr. Raymrf sacrifice hts Taylor. pclehdniy,
prclilcv Double play NcFHdden tufcpraR and
nrrkirv stulrk oui iiy philips. I, hy Mcfaddcn,
3. by Iaylur. = Tlr,t base on balls on Phillips 2,
oi' NcladarU, 3, N 1aylor, hn by rtcGc' ~
McFaddcu. .. by Taylor, Lett oG bases Clncin-
na,I g. chicago. II FlTst base on errors Ciuclu-
matt . mplfe-Emsle Time. hours attend
AuCc, 1000
The sun., 1901-04-25
American League.

clcv,ard.....o o ol 0 ! % :
,hIcaro.,....2 = o o o - :
batteries llorcr and wood Patterson and sum
Ar other games prevented by rain.
The sun., 1901-04-25
King Edward NAV sail shamrock ~. In One Of
Her Trial Races.

: 7
GLASGOW. April ?, The Ercnug .Ners
saws that King Edward Will sail shamrock
II in one Of the trial races early in MAY
The sun., 1901-04-25

At Lexington. Va. Washington and Leo IN
vrrsly. q Roanoke college, !,
The sun., 1901-04-25

II the tempest abatcs by May ;. tho racing
season in this section will begin on that date
AZ the yailsburg track. with racing every
sunday to follow and some special meets at
night on May 30 the game viii be in fIll
blast throughout the last There are meets
Asbury park Hartford, and Revere Beach
nj Boston. where ElkcS, Moran and Pierce
will contest, TO SAY nothing OF the irringiOn-
Milburn race The Manhattan Beach track
will not open until weIl alohH IN June on ~
count Of the chilly ocean breeze, Robert
Wal hour who promises 70 be an imDortan MT
factor IN the pHCc-fullOwlng game ms summer
Lna takeu A house in Newark aud VIII prob
ably he seen often In TN" vlcIhlN
Riding IN windy weather l. greatly dreaded
by the general run OF crCli-ts. Many q one
has sailed forth gnyly and g3n, Yen OF nIt"ei
miles or more before the wind ana returned
hon. after n bitter struggle against II, 50
micu discouraged that they nave iOre.w0ih
riding. A man who had not been OUT this
spring remark ed n few days ago thht ne was
going 10 be careful 10 pick for HI. first Hde
a dny when there was no wind, lest he sholli
get dsSusted with the hard work invoivedthd
not 20 ont any more. ill --.. Ia.
when Il does not storm says that no has the
secret Of enjoying WINDY dAy. According
To him the disgust Of riders who Derat? INC
wind il due 10 lack OF observation ana ludg-
,nent They start out without nOung mat
"A ,tiN brecIc il blowing II II happens 70 b."
at their backs and get miles away from nome
before they naye ,G urn ynr"v %n% o''T ThS sSrrS
Of the man who enjoys a ride In the W'nd Il
simple 1t Is to take II easy ana 40 hot Ep
far Where ho would ordinarily rle from
Ten 10 twenty miles he goes only Nv" or slN.
two or three out and back. ite rides ioi the
benefit of the exercise, and hc makes lhe
very sensible point that by lighting against
tho wind Nv % or three miles hc gets as much
exercise and fresh air a. he would by ten
mile ride in calm weather.
The sun., 1901-04-25

CINCINNATI Aprl "a The Ia CHI waters Of the
Ohio Rivrr were in left and centre Hclds 30 day but
small dle kcpt the waters back so that game was
posslMe Many hits were made INTO these lakes aud
ihry were nh restricted ~ doubles 10y ground rule
Uartzeli ana Harley each got good douslhg While
chasing aeS u the water nnd theif aGuNtc ieAl were
e,lnveI hv The small crowd The game was run ~
heavy hitting and Cincinnati finally won out lhe
The sun., 1901-04-25

Frank q Brooklyn lie is not dend
Johnny Burns OF this city says that h. is ready
20 meet Marty McCue or Terry McGoveIn IN San
FraHCScO
The sun., 1901-04-25
PCGILIST BILLY SMITH DEAD.
Never Regained Consciousness After HIS Knock
out by Jack Roberts.


LONDON, April 2i-Billy Smith. the New
York pugilist, who was knocked out by jack
Roberts in a fight at the National sporting
Club on Monday. and who was taken 10
hospital in an unconscious condition, dled AT
noon to-day. lie never regained conscious
ness His opponent. Roberts, Mr. Angle
manager OF the club. and the referee ana
seconds have surrendered to the police.
Billy Smith, whose right name. u Is fllu;
was John Davis, was born IN tins Guy 1uon' na
twenty years ag9 Hs parent nES nSSut "'i iss
pounds In condition. smith iirst go1 NY
prominence as II pugilist az the iehcpI ~ ~
C., in South Brooklyn, during lhs lSS =
outs. which we're held on every J. huI @ ga
night. Smith was so successful III th,ESo
affairs that he was matched TO box III 'Hc
regular preliminary bouts n,. S,ote
was signed last May Smith suddenly Seheu
for England He introduced hlinSen w
Matchmaker Bettin,on OF the Natlopal = IN
ing Club London. upon his arrival, anu W." nv
latter matched him against an nnkhoTn ntIis
an eight-round bout. Smith knocked th,s
man out in ig time After this the aIne, -
boy found no trouble in getting engagemeh'I
and won four nights In succession. He Oirltu
TO meet Ben Jordan, the crack Engllsh lea ilci
weight, but the latter declined TO mokc u
match In n recent letter 20 his manage
here Smith wrote that he would return y"
this country after his battle with hopeI7'
as he wished to meet Terry MCGovcrn.
Smith was confident of defeating EOner'H'
The Englishman. according to DR.. Ordway;
the American representative Of the Nati0hdl
Sporting Club. Is one OF the best pugluSts
England has turned ou' IN years Besides
being quick he is regarded as being hard
puncher He Is Of the Kid LaNigne ana
McCovern type, depending on rushes ana
who took Sammy Kelly and Harry Harris %
England, during a trip to this country sold
that Roberts was the best pugiliSt he ever
sa " in tho featherweight division He Is not
clever, Dorman further said, and IL always
willing to receive punch 10 give one.
The sun., 1901-04-25

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