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CHAMP IONS ARE AT WORK
CHICAGO WHITE SOX START TRAIN
ING AT EXCELSIOR SPRINGS.

EXCELSIOR SPRINGS, Mo, March
&--Manager Clark Griffith and the play
ers of the chapmion White Sox team of
the American league celebrated Easter by
arriving here to begin spring training for
the coming baseball season.
All the members Of the team are on
hand with the exception of Mertes and
Strang, who viii join the team at fJotre
Dame, and big Jack Katon, who is eX-
pected to report here within a day ar
two. Davis and Daily were the latest re-
cruits, arriving here late yesterday aft
ernoon, having reached Chicago too late
to accompany the club.
Stringent rules have already been an
nounced by Griffith. The players must
arise from their peaceful couches at Z a.
m. and start on dog trot for the sui
phur, saline springs. Arriving here, each
individual will be expected to imbibe SIS
much Of the invigorating fluid as he can
safely carry. Then back to breakfast at
a consistent canter After which follows
the assembly on the ball field at o'clock
sharp.
For the first two or three days the prac-
tice will be light, though continuous. At
least two hours of each morning and aft
ernoon will be devoted to conditioning
the men.
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CARRIERS MANY OFFERS
FIGHTER WHO STOPPED CHONNsEI
Is IN GREAT DEMAND.

CHICAGO, March SI-Kit Carter. who
pulled his fight with Choynski out OF
the fire, is in great demand The TWEEN
tieth Century club, of Detroit wants IN
match him against Tommy Ryan. Local
night organization is seeking the same
match, and the Southern Athletic club.
OF Louisville. says it has practically
signed him to fight Marvin Hart on May
10. Speaking of the latter match last
night, Macias said: Bob Gray. Of the
Southern club, wired me at Denver ask
Ing if l would pit Carter against Hart
for stated percentage Of the receipts.
and as the terms offered were agreeable
] accepted. Anther dispatch Informed me
articles Of agreement had been mailed
to Chicago for our signatures. bat as
yet no articles have arrived. Since my
return 1 received word from II. c. Dick
ms, Of the Empire club, Of Louisville.
stating ! had promised to fight Carter
against Hart before his club, SO you see
l am up in the air as to what 70 do The
strangest part of the affair is Diokius is
Harris manager, and I cannot understand
how Gray gained Harris consent 10 fight.
Probably Dicl1ins and Hart have split
up; If so, the Southern club will get the
match -
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STAGE EXPLAINS MIX-UP
MHROON COACH CANNOT UNDER
STAND KILPATRICK'S ANGER.

CHICAGO, March 31.-Coach Stagg, Of
the University of Chicago, said yester-
day that he could not understand Man
ager Kiipatrick's show of feeling over
the impossibility Of arranging for a Wis
consin-Chicago dual outdoor meet prior
to the conference meet this year He
said that in all the negotiations there
was one point which he had made ex-
plicit and which Fitzpatrick understood.
namely, that Chicago could not have
such a hard meet one week before the
conference meet.
This is a logical reason. and not a
mere excuse, as Fitzpatrick charges said
Stage. He then pointed out that Chicago
has three hard meets prior to the con-
ference meet-with Illinois May 3, the
Northwestern May and Michigan May
IL. He says Kilpatricks point that Wis
consin could go into dual meet May "A
and be in good trim for the conference
meet May 81, and that therefore Chicago
could do the same, is not valid, because
Chicago's earlier meets will take more
out of the men than Wisconsin's, which
are with Minnesota and Beloit
Stage favors date after the confer
ence meet, and says that Fitzpatrick OPP
poses this on the ground that a post
conference meet would not pay. Stage
says, however that he has offered to
make up the difference and to hold the
meet at Madison
The first game of the intercollegiate Sc
ries will be played next Saturday with
the Physicians and Surgeons
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WATCH ROSTERS FIGHT
ILLINOIS SPORTS HOLD COOKING
MAIN IN L0CKPORT TOWNSHIP.

JOLIET, ILL.,, March GA big cooking
main was pulled off last night at the
cock pits of the OsWego club in the
southern part of Lockport township, at
which birds from Streator, Otta wa, Lock-
port, Joliet, Lemont and Chicago took
part Sporting men from those cities
were present and several thousand dol
lars changed hands over the results. The
pits are located IN the sheds of the old
Illinois Driving Park association.
The lighting began at o'clock in the
afternoon and lasted Until midnight The
first was between two black reds, one
owned by Bert McGinnis, of Joliet. and
the other by Leck, of StFeator. The Jol-
let bird killed its opponent after a short
but fierce fight.
A Joliet gray won the second. defeat
ing one of the Streator black reds The
third fight was also won by a Joliet gray
over Streator black red. The latter
" as killed.
lobe Broderick, of Chicago, had one Of
his bet birds defeated by a Joliet gray
belonging to McGinnis.
The most exciting fight OF the night
was between a black red from McCutch-
cons West Virginia broods. owned by the
Streator people, and Joliet gray, own
ed by McGinnis, that had already won
the second fight. Although the Joliet
bird was blinded In both eyes it fought
gamedy for fifteen minutes and the vic
tory was won by the owner counting the
other bird out.
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HARMONY AND SCHEDULE
THESE ARE EXPECTED RESULTS
OF NATIONAL LEAGUE SESSION.

NEW YORK, March 31-Harmony be-
tween the warning factions and a p9Sying
schedule for the coming. season are eX-
of the National league club owners. that
begins tomorrow night at the Fifth Ave-
nue. hotel. An impression prevails that
the question of the league presidency
Both factions appear to be willing to
carry out the proposed plan of appoint
ing committee of three to run the af-
fairs of the league during the coming
season.
According to a statement made by
Charles H. Ebbetts. president of the
Brooklyn club, A C. Spalding's name
will be put forward as one of the gov
erning committee Of three. He is further
quoted as saying:
1--WE will get together and probably de-
eide on governing board of the Ma.
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Results at Oakland.
\ FRANCISCO. March sl.-oakland:

SAN FRANCISCO. March 31.--Oakland:
Weather clear; track fast.
First race one mile and fifty yards.
selling-Windward 101, l.. Jackson 21S
to /, won; Fridol1n, I02 Winslette to l.
second: CaDtiyate, 81, Hoar. 70 to l, third
Time, 1:45. Gold Baron. Satan, Invictus.
Light Ball Myth Rox. Tingaling and
Pencil Me also ran.
Second race. half a MILE. lizzie Rice.
l05, L. Jackson, s TO 5, won Nigretto. 1903
l.. Daily, 212 to I. second Maxette, SO,
Ransch, to /, third Time. 40 Ella
E, Sabina1 Don Ami Trim, Guida, Josie
Wheeler also ran.
Third race, three-quarters of a mile.
selling-EVander l09, Hoar. 2H to !, won
l[ildoe. 109. Troxler, TO !. second; Z. H
Britain, 109, F0ucon, TO J, third. Time
lis. Innocencia. Rubins Malaspinas
Rose War. / o ", Phyllis and Senator
Bruce also ran.
Fourth race, one mile and a sixteenth
handica p-MacGyle 81 Ransch, to /.
won: Rio Shannon los Fauntleroy, to
!, second; Position, 1902, Stuart, ~ to l..
third. Time, las Bragg, Janice. Col
Ballantyne and DR.. Bernays also ran.
Fifth race, eleven-slXteenths of a mile
selfng-Miss Mae Day, 107 Troxler, to
5, won; Sir Hampton. liz. FoucOn, to
third. Time, 1:Gl12. Skip Me Oscar Dole.
Deeape, Goal Runner, Ada N Kitty KEEL
ly and King Dellis also ran.
Sixth race, one mile and fifty yards
Wolhurst, 106, l.. Jackson, 4 to l. won:
Marshal Neil l0S, l.. DAILY, to I. second /.
Gawaine, 100. Hoar, to ], third Time.
1:44 San Nerado. Morengo Lena Elm
stein and Plan also ran Bernata and
Constable left at the post.
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TOM SHARKEY TALKING
ABLB SEAMAN WOULD LIKE TO MIX
IN BGG FIGHT.

NEW YORK. March 31.-Tom Sharkey
and J. c. Jaudon, the envoy of the
Charleston Athletic club. which has Of
fered SIG, 00G for the Jeffries- Fits nlnnons
tght, met yesterday and the South Car
Gilman asked the sailor what he thought
of the Charleston bid. Sharkey replied
IT'S the most liberal ever made and the
men could get q barrel of money there
! II go in minute if there's chance
for NE to meet either of the men I'll
light F1tzsimmons there, splitting the
purse any way he says, or I'll meet JET
fries there or anywhere else except in
Los Angeles. Fitz or anyone else would
be fool 10 go up against Jeffries in
his own club
Il think" continued Sharkey, that the
chances of a fight between Fitz and JEFF
fries are very slim. 1 don't think Jeff
wants to get into the ring with Fitz You
can say for me that I believe he's afraid
OF F'itz and [ don't believe he'll fight
him.
IF Jeff was on the level he'd take the
best offer and not keep 'stalIing' every
body with that club Of his in Los An
geleS''
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by several other horses. Mr.. Kerr es-
capped uniRjurcd and Immediately rose
and remounted his charge and overlook
the leaders and again assumed a good
lead. After travelling some distance LIE
Moon refused two jumps. In the mean
time Hari-Kari forged to the front and
won after hard drive from Master
piece Royal Stag, played from Is to Is,
the only mount which did not fall or re-
fuse the jumps. had no speed, and was
never contender for first place. Track
good Summary:
First race. five furlongs, purse S4O0-Al-
paca, 107, Wonderly, 13 to 20 won; Nino-
MIA, 106 Booker, 20 to l. second; Happy,
"a. Henderson, to 2 third Time 1904 As.
Obliged, Belle Of Milford. Donna Honora
and Roma also ran.
Rose Tint, SO. Thompson, Is to 5, won;
Squid, SO. Wonderly, to l, second;
Spring Brook, 191, Booker. s TO l. third.
Time, 81 rs. Miraculous Mystic Bell,
Weirdsome and Enhance also ran.
Third race, steeplechase, about two
miles and half, purse S400-Arius, 149,
Carson, to 10, won; (x) Hand Vice. 14s,
Donahue, 3 to s. second; Silent Friend,
149 Mr.. Harris, 10 to l, third. Time, 5:45.
xKlondyke II. also ran. XCoupled in
betting.
Fourth race, Hunters steeplechase,
about two miles and half, purse 500
won; xMasterpiece, 155, r. Huidekoper,
10 to 1, second; Royal Stag. 173, Mr.
Evans, to /, third. Time III. Twilight.
LIE Moon, Rooster and xThe Halk also
ran. xCoupIed in betting.
Fifth race, six furlongs and a half.
purse $400-Essene, 103. Shea, to 5. won:
Locka, log, Wonderly, s to s. second;
MeiAersinger, los. Henderson. 13 to S.
third. Time rs 2-5. Lac and Render
vous also ran.
Sixth race. four and one-half furlongs
purse $400-Blue and Orange, 1O2. Wonder
ly, to 5. won; Julia Lyston. 80. Thomp
son, 2 to ], second: Tribesman, l07
Landry, to 1. third Time. :5S 2-5. Gudgt
Gerald and Charlotte Newman also ran.
Seventh race. mile and sixty yards
purse S400-Lamp O'Lee, ia, Burns, t
/, won; All Saints, los, Wonderly, even
second; Fonsoluca. 90, J. Daily, TO /
third. Time, Isl 2-5. Lou Rey, Hamp
shire and Handicapped also ran.
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tional league. made up Of Messrs. Young
and Spalding and the third party. The
selection, Of course, remains will the Ma
tional league"
It is expected that the magnates viii
have many different opinions az to the
schedule to be adopted. Reports indicate
that at least four and possibly six Sched-
of them by the Boston club, calling for
Sunday games for that club. The season
viii probably open April II, although
Barney Dreyfuss, Of Ptttsburg, Is said
to have prepared a schedule calling for
the play to begin April 29
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ERNIE AND CANS AGAIN SIGNED.
Their Meeting VIII BE at Fort Erie
May II.

BUFFALO. n. =, March S.-Fraal5
Erne and Joe Cans are once more secure
~ signed for a fight for the worlds
lightweight championship. They ara to
meet at Fort Erie on May Y. Jack Her
man, manager Of the Fort Erie club.
made the announcement upon his arr.-
val here today.
Herman went to Baltimore last week
with articles signed by Erne for The
purpose Of securing Cans signature. Al
Hereford, the negro manager. at first re-
fused to agree to the terms stipulated
in the articles. and II was announced
that all negotiations were of. Hereford
accompanied Herman as far as Philadel-
phia on the return trip to Buffalo and
during the journey terms We're agreed to
and Hereford signed.
The men have agreed to weigh I'm mt
1876 pounds, ringsde The international
Athletic club guarantees q purse Of 5000
70 pei cent Of which will 20 to the win
ner and 25 per cent 60 the loser. Charley
White, of New York will referee the
bout Cans and Erne have posted for
feits OF 500 and will each put up an adj
Gitional 500 Oh Saturday, hen stake
holder viii be selected.
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RUNNELLs BADLY INJURED.
brakes American Derby Candidate
Overreached Himself

CHICAGO, March 31.-It was reported
from Hawthorne last night that Runnells,
one Of John A. brakes American Derby
candidates, was severely injured yester-
day afternoon while being given a work
Overreached himself and a tendon of one
of his forelegs was badly cut Trainer
Wishard could not be reached last night
and Mr.. Drake is in New York Runnells
is the colt which Drake bought of T. z
Hayes last winter for $4,000. He had just
beer put into training at the Hawthorne
track
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King Edward win orer Cur.

CORK, March G-1n response to an in
quiry addressed to King Edward, his
majesty has sent letter to the lord
mayor Of Cork, Mr.. Fitzgerald, saying
that he viii give a cup valued at 600
TO be competed for in the international
yacht race. which will be held in connec-
ton with the Cork international exhibit
ton this year Local yacht clubs hope
that the Columbia, the Shamrock III. and
the Meteor win be among the contest
ants IN the international race.
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WILL PLAY WITH BLUES
THIRD BASEMAN ROBINSON WILL
RESPECT KANSAS CITY CONTRACT.

PHILADELPHIA, March S1.-Third
Baseman Robinson, signed by Connie
this season, has repudiated his American
league contract and viii play with the
Kansas City American association team.
Robinson signed a contract to play with
baseball interests there. Later he signed
with Mack. but he has now evidently
been convinced that his contract with
the Kansas City club is a real one and
refusing to push up into the contract
jumping class, he will return to cover
the third sack for the Blues
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pratton wanted Stable Room.

ST. LOUIS, March H.-John S. Brat
ton, with a string of twenty eight horses,
including a dozen jumpers, win probably
race in Chicago, owing TO trouble with
the managers Of the fair grounds race
track. Bratton insists on having certain
stable room, which the race track OIL
Gals decline to give.
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DOCTOR BLAMEs APoPLExY.
Physician Says Tommy White Is Not
Suffering From Markey's Blow.

PHILADELPHIA, March 31-Thomas
Horndrth. known as Tommy White" in
the prize ring, was rendered unconscious
Saturday night during a bout with Tom
ME Marley at the Knickerbocker Ath-
letic club, but was reported today improv-
ed. The doctor said Hornkirth is suffering
from apoplexy, and said his condition
was not the result of a blow. Unless
complications set in, the doctor says, the
pugilist viii recover. Markey and off,
Gals Of the knickerbocker club were
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Immense Throng at Bennings.

WASHINGTON, March 31.-Despite the
immense throng journeyed to Bennings
today to witness the Easter cadr of sew
en- races. Four favorites won. Alpaca,
Essene and Blue and Orange took fat
races, and Arius jumping race. The
social event, the steeplechase handicap
for hunters, proved to be the most ex-
citing race of the day. With the fall of
the flag, LIE Moon, ridden by Mr.. Kerr,
rushed to the front and took a command
ing lead. This position he maintained
for about the distance On taking the
fifth jump LIE Moon fell and was passed
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REMNANTS AT CHAMPAIGN.
SeIee and His Players Are Ready for
Spring Training.

CHAMPAIGN. H. March 31.-Tne noon
train brought Manager Selee and eight
members Of the Chicago. National league
ball team to the city yesterday. With
the manager were Menefee, Kennedy,
Lowe, Lynch, CongaltOn, Miller and Sam
pie. St. Vrain reported late last night
Jack Taylor viii probably not be here
before next week. as he is training at
home in Wisconsin.
Coacn Huff wanted to play the first
game Tuesday, but Selee wants more
time for the men to get into shape The
first game will be played on Thursday
veal Sar permitting. 1t has been showing
all the afternoon.
The players have been notified that
practice begins at $3.50 in the morning and
at 2:S0 in the afternoon.
Most of the Chicago players have made
arrangements to dress at the university
gymnasium. The gymnasium has not
been completed. Huff has made ARA nge-
ments to take the university team on an
Eastern trip this spring, and Illinois will
meet in the East all of the big college
teams
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KNIPE TO TRAIN CANDIDATES.
Iowa's Coach VIII Start His Men on
Spring Work Today

IOWA CITY. Iowa. March S1.-Coach
A. A. Knipe. Of the University Of Iowa,
will return to Iowa City Tuesday morn.
ing and will at once begin to train the
Candidates for the track team. Coach
Knipe is now entirely recovered from
the injury to his spine which was re-
ceived in his last season of training for
the University Of Pennsylvania track
team and which has kept him in the hos
pital at Philadelphia for many weeks.
DR.. Knipe will also inaugurate light
practice for the football candidates for
his next falls team.
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Rover. VIII SION ~ On

In few days the members OF the
Minnesota Boat club expect to commence
active work at least in the tours and
doubles. The eight-oared crews Will De
made up later. Work on the repairs 0r
the Raspberry island home of The club
is being rushed, and the club members
are confident that the coming season is
to be most successful one.
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REAGAN WINS FIGHT on POINTS.
Winner Gets Hard Hit In Solar
PIexus in Eleventh

ST. LOUIS, March 31.-Johnny Reagan.
of Brooklyn, gained the decision on
points IN a twenty bout tonight
with Tommy Feltz, Of Savannah. Gu,
before the West End Athletic club. Rel-
gan fought a magnificent battle ANA his
advantage over his doughty young oppO-
nent at the close Of hostlities was very
marked. Reagan used an effective left
lab to the face, while Feltz played for
the body, but his blows were for the
most part cleverly blocked by Reagan.
A blow on the solar plexus put Reagan
in sore straits IN the eleventh round. but
he recuperated quickly and came lElck iu
the next round full of fight Reagan
viii now be matched with Harry Forbes
for the bantamweiSht campiouship OF
the world, the bout 10 take place before
the West End club
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DUFFY-CoUHIG FIGHT OFF.

Chicago Lightweight Unable to APP
pear, and Match Is Postponed.
WASHINGTON, March 31-The fight
between Martin Duffy, the Chicago light
weight and Tom Couhig, of Dunzirk, ~
Y. scheduled for tonight, was declared
off, Duffy being unable to put in an ap-
pearance owing to an attack of tonsilitis.
The men will meet on later date.
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c0RBETT WILL ISSUE Def.
Former Champion VIII Challenge
JeTries or Fitz at Ringside.

JAMESTOWN, N. Y, March 31-Ex-
Champion James J. Corbett departs from
Washington on the night Of April Is for
San Francisco. Through julie Delmar,
his theatrical manager, it is learned that
Corbett viii be at the ringside on the
night of the battle between Jeffries and
Fitzsimmons and at the conclusion Of
the fight viii challenge the winner. This
action will take place, providing that
Corbett's previous proposition is not ac-
cepted. which is to take the place OF
Fitzsimmons If this pugiIist desires to
meet Jeffries
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HAFF WILL SAIL RAINBOW.
Veteran saiIOrman VIII Captain
NanderbiIt,s New 7O-Foot Yacht.

NEWPORT, r. L. March 31-Cornelius
Vanderbilt has engaged Capt Clayton
Half TO sail the seventy-fOot Rainbow the
coming season. With the exception Of
last season. when he was first mate of
the Independence Capt. Half has always
been with Mr.. Vanderbilt.
He sailed both the sloop Tderin and
the thirty-footer Veda. for Mr. Wander
bilt. Capt. Spinney, who was on the
Rainbow last season, Will have charge of
the Mirage, the Rainbow's tender
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Charleston ResuJt.

CHARLESTON, S. c., March Site
suits:
First race, selling, six furolngs-Jim
Seaman first, Emigrant second Rosie X
third. Time 1:21
Second race, selling, one and one-six-
teenth miles-Millstream first, Oricius
second, Lizzie Telo third. Time. 1:57k
Third race. selling, five and one-haIf
furlongs-Olea first, Celia second John
w Quincy third. Time, 1:1416
Fourth race selling, six and one-ha1f
furlongs-Nellie c first, Brahmin second,
Henry Hammond third. Time 80
Fifth race selling, five furlongs-Patch-
work first. Grace second, VSndora third
Time .06h.
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WESTERN LEAGUE UMPIREs.
Whitfield Names Judges of Play for
Coming Ball Season.

KANSAS CITY, Mo, March S1.-Pres-
ident Whitfield, Of the Western league,
last night announced the following um-
pires for the coming season: Danny
Stearns, Of Buffalo; Arlie Latham, of
Philadelphia; Robert o. Cox, of Rock
Island, Ill, and Gus Moran, of Philadel-
phia. =
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sHECKARD JUMPS CONTRACT.
OutfieIder After Signing to Play
with BROOKLYN Joins BALTIMORE.

BALTIMORE, Nd, March 31-James
Sheckard, the outfielder, has signed a
contract to play with the Baltimore
American league club during the coming
season and is on his way to join the
club at Savannah. Sheckard had pre-
ViOusly signed with the BROOKLYN Ma
tional league club.
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summoned before a magistrate today and
released on their own recognizance.
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A good spring tonic-Hamm's Book
Beer.
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Georgetown Defeats Tigers.
WASHINGTON, March S1.-BasebalI:
Georgetown TO- Princeton 6.
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