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WE CAN MAKE YOU A LOAN on THE BEST
terms and at the lowest rate Of interest
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All amounts from $500 to $50 900. Arrange
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If desired. SMALLEST EXPENSE.
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BOSTON BATTERS LAND
HARD ON TAYLOR'S CURVES
Continued from First Page

corrected for a safety and CARNEY la!-
He'd. Nrother steal was made, BrNt
lli manug.. W help retir" LUSH o't
rlnt
smiths ny was A long one. but Coole!
got 1t. Mutty's FOUNDER to Demont
ended his chances Of scoring, bean
auut was sent t. Tenney by t'"son.
No runs.
sixth inning.
Rrodic took Kittridge's tlN. liaspn
famed, Smith helped to retire Cooley.
No runs.
Teunrv stopped Taylor's roller ami
threw 1t to Eason, who covered tn
base. Gremingcr got the ball To first
ahead Of Brodie, Cooley was under
Dunu's lift. No runs.
Inning.
Tcnnry's ny fell to Brodie. Matty
needed no help to retire phmoAt on ms
cunt, Carney got a walk. i'Our neg
was safe when Matty dropped Dunn's
good throw % his hit. Carney tried 70
score when Courtney started for second,
BIZ, Smiths return throw caught him,
No runs. -
Jones's ny tumbIed TO Lush. o'Hagan
famed again. Courtney helped Bower
man out, No rurs.
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Garfield TO BEAT
EVEN MONTE CARLO
Has Paid $3.50, 900 for Land
Adjoining His Saratoga
Resort and Given Orders tor
a Magnificent Garden.

Bl the expenditure of S4jO 900. Richard
Canheld. the gambler, is said to have
made himself 50 popular with the p"o-
affections with William e.. Whitney and
August Belmont. They. always did Ike
Canh,ld in Siratbga. but now that he
has decided 10 install a sard4u around
ms gambling hous,. taat will make MJ.ilo
Caro- look IKE Barren Island, they are
contemplating having II medal struck on
to Commcmo. ate thu event.
Ms the tory reaches New York all
the block In which. Caniield'a pace
ny 4 man named Rilmrr. One side of
tnis property fronts ine main thorough.
fare 10 the race track ana the lake. The
other Is ON Circular street. the finest
Residence street In We c!tN.
,auficld wanted TO buy me properly,
hut hI.nier MAS against gdmbling and
gamblers, and wpu,h not sell. Instead
he rented the Circular street end ur his
Punch ana judy shows. merry-go-
rounds, SHOOTING galleries. popcorn
stand and oilcI features OF high life
lnscrIraDlc IRON II summer resort.
For years this aggregation OF hve-cent
entertainment VAS an cyCSOrr.
kilmer died Hpt 'ong & and Can.
Mold, through a reli estate agent,
w WIN in Europ, Wien the sale V Was con- one
summat"d. Upon his return a few
weeks ago he went TO Saratoga and
elected the merry ]go.ounds and other
]luuisluces. Now he has given "A land
sulpc gardener carte blanche to trans
form the newly acquired property into
- public garden with flowers. foun-
tainS. grottos, statues and such. A
fine mineral spring on the property is
10 he tnrDwn open 10 the public and
NHorC IN" whang-doodle and the bailv'
hoo man Hot rishod last summer there Is
IN he A magn. ticent park.
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ZEUDGEOW SZR0HE

fairly well mmence OF the leg
strokes, Start w,;h the legs s~triiSlt-
ened out. the heels together, draw the
iect up toward the body, keep the knee
wei turned out as far As possible.
SAoot the legs out wid,. then iinisi the
kick bv bringing the legs straight To-,
gether with a snap. This stroke and
fOGIl TO be not only the easiest out
the best. for one can lie on his BACK
and rest bv simply stretching out TIE
arms back over the head In A stra!Rnl
line with the body. This stroke Will be
found best for long distance SWIMMING
Davis Dalton. who swan across the
English Channel in 1890. "A distance ot
sixty miles. In this position, a, ieat
never befo"e or s.;ce ACCOMPLISHED.
The Brenst trOke
For the breast stroke by
practising the arm and leg movements
IN shore. The hands should be Drought
together to the chest and shot our
straight in front. then turn the hahds
fiat. palms downward. and bring them
straight round In a line with tae
shoulders: from there bend the elpoWs
back and bring the hands together AT
the chest. For the leg action lie rae"
downward on a stool. draw the legs up.
then kick them out as wide as possible
then bring the legs straight together.
Leg Movements.
The leg movement is the same as on
m. hack. II IS advisable to get some
one to hold you up by placing one nam
uuler YOUR chest. an air bladder uhue'
ynur chest will be an additional hetp'
the arm strokes iirst Az 'n'N
are easiest to manage. When YOU maze
mad a few days practice. try and SWIM
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commence by bending Onward with the
hands straight IN front of you and give
Yourself IL slight push with your !-gs,
then try n do the movements SLOWLY
and do not shorten them. After u few
trials. yon will find the body becoming
lighter in the water all the time. Good
swimming can only be obtained by CON
stant practice. About breathing, accus-
tom yourself to opening your mouth
when bringing tn" arms around in a Line
with the shoulder.
Concerning Cramps.
To be suddenly seized with the cramps
Is "A thing liable to happen To the most
expert swimmer: ii Is caused by various
reasons. staying too long in the water
and getting chilled, going in after Il
and varicosc veins. Remedy-Never stay
IN the water after feeling cold, always
swim around and exercise yourself:
twenty minute Is plenty for II one to
remain in the water. Always turn over
ON the back when getting a cramp and
float, at the same time keep working
toWard the shore with the hands AMI
don't lose your presence of mind.
Don't attempt TO rescue "a person from
drowning unless you are a good swim
NOR yourself. Remember. that a drown
ing person is a temporary lunatic gener-
ally and Is liable TO drag You to your
WI death unless You are capable of
floating with a heavy .oad.
Saving n Life.
The best method of saving life is to
swim out 10 the drowning person, dive
under the water just before REACHING the
person. then get him by the arms from
behind, throwing him on his back and
~propellins yourself by kicking out with
our feet. If a person is in danger of
drowning. although able 10 swim. turn
him over ON his back. grab his left arm
under the shoulder blade with your right
hand and proprl yourself and him along
with our left arm and legs.
Never swim out 10 sea: always swim
parallel with the beach when the depth
is up to your shoulders. Never swim
against the tide. always GO with it: al
ways swim easily and take long strokes
with IA seconds rest in between each
stroke when doing a long swim,
In diving always he collected and cool
when YOU dive. Have the lungs normal.
or rather don't dive with all the air out
of them; ii Is dangerous" Never dtve in
strange or muddy wateiI 'LJ0 -.DGi"GIrV
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then try TO pick 1t up, which Will neces-
state opening the eyes.
When thoroughly accustomed 10 the
water obtain the services Of an efficient
and competent instructor. II means do
not permit. secure the aid of a friend.
and In the event of the latter not be-
Ing available. get an air bladder.
Gaining Confidence.
Personally, | think an air bladder is
OF more assistance in holding a person
In the water than "A friend, as the blad-
der keeps one up to Il Uniform height.
whereas when he'd up by a friend ne Is
apt to either slip. tire or lose patience,
and the result IL the pupil Is unex-
pectedly forced under the water and is
apt to lose confidence In his power to
keen afiOat. But beginners who are not
frightened by their friends or by their
instructor soon learn that II duCking Is
no serious matter. MANY who learn to
swim often wonder at their ,low prog
rcss through the water, which is sole
ly ocCasioned by 50 many learning the
strokes Incorrectly. therefore particular
affection should he given - the el'-
mrrtr'r ~ i~'tinl s'nr"s.
BeEfn on the Hack.
In my varied experience | nave found
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THE FULLERToNs' EXHIBIT.

In the annual print exhibit Of the
queens County Camera club there ar.
RAINY beautiful specimens of the ana
teur pho.ographer's art. The prizes are
ribbons, Inexpensive, but highly valued
by the successful ones. The two exhibit
prs receiving the most points are given
a silver and a bronze medal Among the
most artistic exhibits are those OF Mr..
and AIRS. II. Is. Fullerton. who show
fourteen beautiful specimens. Mr.. Full
lerton is AN earnest worker for the sue
cess of cycling, automobiling and good
roads. lie engineered M%urphy's mile,
paced by a railroad train,
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PUGlLISM.

Nsry sporting mea Of osden. liah. are poaa
dent that George LlNler, rae Irish Clan, b ,an
lflt "kld" Mo'oy, aad a syndicate HI, been
i9r ned to back him Tor 5000 The men a,ssrt tina,
theg are IN earnesi, and that p that amount is
insnng ent they viii mske II larger. The only
condition is that the hght i4ke pace either In
osdtl or salt Lake. Lawler has already chAi-
lenEsd N.iOy. but has heard nGthinE from h,m
yetigs - Abethcf or not h. viii a.aept.
Edo ssnlr,, Of C~.iigasu has been matched
WIN Young MoVatL the Ggh'ln1 pundupto- ~
chlqag1. The tao 1ls VIII ineer a. iuiAnspo.f ,
next Thursdsy night
Edd.e Creamy. who NaS selected br the nRh,s-s
10 referee the mill hslReen Icnr rs and Flts-
slniaons, sA,S that a. Tar he knows DO IL -tlI an
the cards Tor him 10 att He price is $500, ana
Oresgalns Insists that the amount Is excessive.
but Creamy vii not take a cent les, III.
srticlea o. agreement call Tor the club 10 gny
Whatever referee the men select and II appear,
that there Ia no way Of geiting 90, o. paving
Creamy the sum asked,
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MISS JONES IS
TENNIS CHAMPION.
Miss Moore, Who tainted
While Playing Saturday. Is
Not Able to Continue Final
Match.
lspseIal % rle t,enInr worla.l

~ ,T6TtETaI 70 TNt ENtNThE WOrTd.l
PHI1ADELPHIA. June DO Miss Mar
ion Jones. the daughter Of Senate
Ionts, of Nevada, and the representa-
tive of the New York West Side Tennis
Club. is the lady tennis champion OF the
uniiel States. Miss Jones met Miss
Esssis Moore for the championship on
Saturday and won the first set, Al the
~bts.ur.ns Of the second Miss Moore
tainted while playing. Miss Jones de-
clinel 10 ac2ep; the championship by
defanlt and agreed ia play this after.
lDou. Miss Moro, who has not been
in the bes, Of health lately. Was not
abe oFcoHtinue the match, and To-day
formally notified the committee that
she wJuld default. Tn" committee had
no alternative but To award the cham
pionship to Miss Jones. who thus he
comes the champion FOR one year.
The evening world., 1902-06-30

'lssk Doyle, who received ten DAYS notice oi
release from the New York management \ week
$50 rhursda!, viii probably Join the Nashing-
ton team at boston tomorrow. Manager Lotus
has concluded negotiations with the player
boyle submitted his erms lor the season and
hcll.
Jesse rara~hDll. Of Plt-hurs, leads the SS.
llpnal League IN batting with a percentage ~
~ oi The regular PLAYERS Fred Tcnney, ~
Rpstun, leads with I7S per cent wIIIir Kcrlcr
ha' 3il per ent I"Nerman leads tho NrN
Yorks Slth 292.
iner the game l,sl s%sluriay. their seasons
being over Harvard and Yale elected captain.
Tor neat YEA The new Harvard captain Ia
brother NJ the noted professional pitchers. John
'o' Arthur. and lives I'm IL. Ton,
The Yale men chose burnside WINSTON. NJ
PhllAiel phia. Tor tleig neat rautaln, Winslnw
= 4 catcher and a good one. running Green.
Of Princeton, a clos" race for the right 10 be-
called the hest catcher among the Eastern col.
lrsct. he Is o' the class N '0l Ciarksm "A
tha best pitcher Harvard has hal sim. I,,L
Hlshland' time, and wlnsloa Inc hest ratehcr
Yale has had since Jwk Gfeonsay's day,
bob Blcve't Was surprised when he VA. t.L.,
out OF the boz after the sccond inning. I'm ub,.s
mistake, for thf RUM Wer" Scofcd cbIsny 20
,freTt, Only three hits we're made On
lIercti said he was In me form aud would nav.
S0n the game INV
HlIy Lauder IL grow lug to he the chief n,
club wingers, lie struck out tNice on satnrday
Al one time had he made a hit IL would hny.
won ~" game for New iork.
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and countlng-house are released from
toll for an all 100 brief period and seek
the mountains or seashore to store NJ
energy for another years work.
Poor. indeed. is the mountain region
which cannot boast of a piece OF water
In which to take an inv~igoratlng plunge,
while the sparkling waves and sun
shiny sands form I'M themselves an invi'
tution too tempting to be resisted. But
how many do we see who fear 10
trust themselves In water more than
waist deep. even on n calm day, and
who. when the waves don their white
caps. watch trembling from on shore
their tumbling crests with powerful
strokes.
For these 1t is that his article Is
written. Take 1t with you TO the sea-
shore. Read Ii carefully and put Its pre-
cepts Into practice: then you Will return
to your desk invigorated as YOU never
were before, full OF the glad CONSCIOUS
ne-ss OF power and thankful for the vaca-
ton which made you a master OF the
noble art Of swimming.
Preparation for IA swim.
When undressed rub yourself down
with a rough towel. and then walk into
the water.
The first thing TO be done on entering
IL to put your head under water. open
your eyes and aCcustom yourself TO the
overcome any fear that you may possess.
After THE has been done two or three
times place any object that II hard
and white nj the bottom of the water;
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ST. LOUIS RESULTS.

RACE TRACK, ST, LOUIS. June SO
The races scheduled to be run here to-
dag resulted as follows:
First Racc--Threc-qquarters OF a mile.
Won by Has GIFT. ~ to / and 3 10 I.
Miss Dora, q TO ] for place. was second.
81 MAID third. Ttme-l.a7.
Second Race-One mile and seventy
ytrds-Won by Masterful. 3 to ] and
3 - /; FIorrie, 5 10 l for place, was
second, Dor Luis third, Time 2,01 "a.
Third Race-Five and one-half fur
lougs,-Won by Robert G.. Lansing, Z u
! and 2 to /: Little Giant, I 10 | for
place. was second. and Flora Levy third,
rmc-llS Ii.
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FIGHTS TWO MEN
IN THE SAME RING.
"PhiIadeIphia Jack" O'Brien
Will Attempt Tonight, in
Chicago, to Defeat Beaus-
Choltze and DriscolI.

CHICAGO, June 30.--Philadelphia
Jack O'Brien, who has dom more
fighting during the last ten months
than any three puglists, has a hard
task to perform tonight. He is slated
to meet two men In the same ring in
siy-round bouts at the America A.. G.
here. His opponents will be Jack
Beauscholtze and Jim Driscoll, two local
heavy-wcights of the Windy City.
O'Brien will tackle Beauscholtze first
and when he is fnisned with him he
viii rest for thirty minutes and then
meet Driscoll. O'Brien is in perfect
shane for both contests, and accord
inly. should defeat decisively both his
~0npnnents.
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WASHINGTON PARK RACES.
WASHINGTON

RACE TRACK, WASHINGTON
PARK. June M.-Following are the re-
suits Of the races run here to-day:
First Race Five and One-hnlf fur.
longs.-Wvn by SaGmund. IL TO | anu
IL to 4: T'opsoil, ) To 2 for place. va
second. Rosnhcn third. Timc-l.l5 30
Second 'Rarc-Three-Quarters Of {.
mlie.-Wou by Conundrum. s II 3 and
: to Ia; Pyrrno., 3 TO ! for place, VS.
second; Semicolon third. Time-l.22 3-5
Third Race-OEe mile and seventy
yards.-Won ny Articulatc. ] To five ana
out. Vulcian. | To > for place. was sec
ond. and Wellesley third. Time-l.5G 30
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The Batting Order.

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w,suIxcrnv p,pK ppooKI.yS
v lima m r.d u,n,,r,s snncrh,s
a. ,ha.a n,.ur1.
m'1 ,,, ~" nr,'t pbIaIslnbI,
WV - -.
eo t., ~. ,,.,ri,r
n.,, tV"ns na, ,ro',,ro T.,
,ar,nn am ,hroa n,n,a. ,hev ninyad tbcm
''"."H ~ e'''', r -, .,,
60" ua,,a, ~ ,.a,.ta,s ca
w. aa, ,I, ,n'n :, ~
me game 'n'' Ae team """'' WIN III n
'Anier'
~" I'rN' S'','1 "V'"''' -
linH ana FNl'""'ipnl'lS ~ "' I""'
games. which the teams will play within
,nrca DAYS Two games are dnwa for
"'',. "'n' ~ [I'rs 49,, Wn"op,,a
'"-'h"','" we "''''"'S y ''' '',""'
'iub taking advtnii=" Of a go"n chan"
TO plly m one ~ ,helr DOS poned games
Althourh me I,y w,s maj ny am,
''''"S an ''e' ONE ior naS'"''' th'
a., ,r,. ~, n" ,a.
Its '"'N was 'NP''''" lh''' "'i'
fully 2m Of them present when the
Fan e began.
r,u- IIur,.v J.prinys o., Tho philo-
,"''' ''""''E '''"'''7'' W '' "'"'
delpnia tluh, wh" had one Of the small
bones In his right wrist broken 10y on"
az N,tbe wson.s nshoots anne,red a,
' '" '' "P'''.'' ".
W." 3'v',,' Wv" '' ~" y" ',,'''' '""
-, ,r,. ,,,n. a.. -, ,,,.
w. l''' 'N'" '"' '"''e' part W '"'F
week
Manager Shettsline was undecided
whu tn r,,t In tho hay o,atrst tho
'"' " Wv ''N "N"'"o' Wv
Brooklyns, At tho last moment ne Sc
lected chick Erase.
L.,,y Sevy,o, vh, has heon u,n,or,.
'''' ~" =" "'" ''"''''" =
80 ", a. tt"s SeasU,, "uS
First Inuiuu.
,
thomas walked on .oul wide balls.
BariN sacrificed to Irwin. Hulswitt
doubl"d s,'rlng Thoml :, Doom HE'D
pul to banlrn DouglHss's hot liner
was stopped by Newton, One nun.
Dolan drew a free pass. He was
caughi mapping kecler's pop ny was
'nr o. Fl. lds Sheckard singled,
DlugIas No runs. ~
,.. -
''""" '""'"E'
Browne drove u rs T. s%h.ckarl Hall
mans sky scrnper was taken i, Kpkior
ohi'ls's fy dropped between Uo.an and
j !ltf htilH lNNtI AhIkel. AllllE |pNNna
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SCV~mth InnInp,


W CONGRATULATIONS CNncriran
Ieiglel game postponed on account ~
wet grounds.
gam" postponed on account Of rain.
Al chi'ugo (Amsrirll l~CJEuc)-Roth
glm"s postponed on account Of we;
grounds.
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Sporting.
Coney Island Jockey Club.

u u 10 July 4. $50 p. NJ. ORsin or shine.
a. sr R1Si sHNpAS AND IDf ! oT n RACES.
Leave East Sith s. 2 r. VIA l. r r. at
ia, Ma i2io l2fo go. psrlSr Car Train,
whitehall st. via, 18Th So Ferry In connection
With T. - r. y; At HOO A. NJ. l2lO. 1910;
LOO. l20. l,4ol; go g. 20 +. NJ Brooklyn Rapid
bridge trains via Kings County and Brighton
beach Road. also FlAtbush Avenue Surface
Line via Brighton. Beach Road every 10 min
utss. From Broadway, Williamsburg, lake Ocean
ave. cars All brooklyn surface cara transfer d.
rect TO track. Music BY Lander.
ADMISSION TO FIELD STAND, COS.
The evening world., 1902-06-30

Three Of Amsrie,'s Dsslesl ~elEht throNsrs.
Flanagan. De VIII and sheldon, will meet in
PARK on Friday ", eonJunetion Nth the all,
round championships % the Amateur AtAls,is
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BY PROF. F. E. DALTON.
battery Bath Instructor.

The present Is an age OF athletics. On
every hand we see Eymnasiums
thronged with men and women seeking
to cultivate that sound body which IL
so essential an accompaniment of the
sound mind.
But while boxing. fonclng, bag punch
ing and every other form OF exercise are
eagerly. cultivated by these muscle seek
ers, there Is a branch of athletics which
Is almost neglected by he general pub
lie, ] refer 10 swimming. Here is an
%uneqiialled exercise and n splendid tonic
alike for muscle and brain. No appa-
ratus Is needed for Its practice hut n
few feet Of water and the arms and
legs,
For women and Children.
The smallest child or weakest woman
can enjoy II equally vita the strongest
a or course. In some cities or towns
of the interior, the lack of open sheets
OF water makes Il next 10 impossible for
one TO enjoy This exercise. But in a city
Ike New York, with fine beaches al
most Mt It's door, no difficulty need be
experienced in finding plenty of good
places for bathing.
All This is especially applicable at this
time of year, when the slaves of desk
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Developing and Printing on Premises in "a Hours by Experts oPsntN so N.
Medical.
OLD DIR. GRINDLE

- years 4 specialist In diseases VI men. Undsr
OLD DIR. GRlNDLE'S scientific treatment blood
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sore throat and mouth, ulcers, painful hwelllnES.
kidney and bladder complaints, sealding, inhAm-
nation, gravel. Sc. are speedily cured. Impedi-
mtnta removed. Sufferers, do not waste tins
visiting less Bkllful physicians. Remember. OLD
DIR. 0RINDLE has a record for marvellous cures.
OFFICE OVER 20 YEARS at III West 18th IT,,
between 9th and 7ih ayes. Advice free. Msdi-
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Quick service through sJundaY
World Wants. II you've got all SUM
mer. don't use World Wants. sine
hurry. do. :.
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RUPTURE CURED.

The Improved elastic Ifns "a the oniy uusA In
existence thu. u worn with absolute comfort
niIht and day, a. II Totainn the rupture undsl
the hardest exercise or heVereBt strain and will
effect a permanent and speedy cure. Examination
ifss. Lady IN attendance for ladies' send fol
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Tso doors belos wanAntkeL., near 9th ST.
lDr Our trusaoA arc not sold By Agents o.
Druggists. t1siablishss 4 ysiu3
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SHEEPSHEAD BAY ENTRIES.
lspecIal 10 rhc E.enlns worIal

l9pt'ldl 10 lh' ENfhlng world
RACE TRACK, SHEEPSHEAD Ray.
June M.--Tho entries for to-morrow's
races are as follows:
Flr.- Race-E0r Ihren. Near-nLls md nm nr
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that most nervous people gain confid-
ence quicker on the back. as It is not
only a more natural position but it is
much easier for a beginner to breathe,
as so many have the tendency to tight
the breast.
Start then by lying on the back, either
he'd up by a person or by the aid nf an
air bladder: struighten yourself out
hold the head way back, the ears being
under water. Some persons do not Ike
;he water penetrating the ears: to
overcome this rlace - little cotton wool
Ia each ear. then initiate the abdomen.
draw your aims up alongside the body
and straighten them out In Il straight
line with the shoulders; then push the
arms and hands through the water until
the latter touch the legs. After some
little practice those movements will
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DAN CREEDON NOT BROKE.

Dan Creedon, the Australian pugillst,
~ now on the ocean bound for his ma.
tive land IL was enormously printed
that he was working his way home as
a sailor before the mast. This state
ment came from the West. II Is denied
a letter to The Evening World. saws that
while .creedon does not possess the for
tune he had a few years ago. he has
ample means TO cross the ocean several
times II he choose TO do ~.
Baseball, Polo Grounds, To-Day,
'tP.A. Boston Va New York. dmkao bOc.'.'
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BROOKLYNS AND PHILLIES
PLAY BRILLIANT GAME
Superbasin Batting Rally Tie the Score in the
Seventh Inning.
sixth .%InnIng.

was the second victim on his %orunder,
which Fraser tielded. Newton famed.
No runs.
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WIS TTV FVVUTTW VTTTTTT VII NE WTWTTVTVT7
No rum
sixth Inning.
Douglas singled. Brown struck out.
Douglas was caught at second by
Ahearn, Do!am got H%aliinan's hy. No
runs.
Dollar fled 10 Thomas. kccler went
out NIIlis to Doom. Sheckard was re
tired by the same PLAYERS. NJ runs.
seventh Inning.
Childs flied gu, to S%hockard, Eraser
struck cut Thomas out, Newton to Nc
trvcry. No runs.
Mct'reerv died on. to Browne. DLh-
Len doubled. irwin singled. Ahrarn
dulhlcd, scoring Dahlen and advancing
Irwin 10 third. Flood STRUCK out. New
ton retired at fr-t by HUlSwitt, one
run
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what to DO with Your Limbs.

one great uuint beginners sIouii AL
WAYS rrmembrr-keep the hands and
legs under The water. MunN beginners
get frightened bN having SO much of the
water wash over their faces. This can
ALWAYS be overcome by keeuinG the
ha. de below the water. When YOU
have mastered these arm movements
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Fourth InninR.
IFIftL InninE.

Dunn TOOK Dement'S puny mt. Bean
thought he had carney's, but he had
not and the Boston man reached hrst.
Then ne stole second, ably assisted by
BoweIman's poor throw, brodie pulled
down courtney's high ny. oreminger