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The evening world., 1902-09-11
M'GOVERN WINS
MORE ADMIRERS.
Visitors at Training Camp Think ne" pea
Young Corbett This Time.

"The mere fact that young Coroel
does not want any strangers TO see
him work shows that he Is a lad who
worries u great deal" This was a re-
mark dropped at Camp Coroett yester-
day. There seems to be a great deal
OF truth in 1t. The champion frets over
the least little thing IL nothing can
be done to appease his mind. The last
few days he has not been in good spir-
Its, and 1t Is limited that his stomach is
bothering him a great deal. The cham
piOn always suffered more or less from
this source. Otherwise he has always
been in good health.
CorSett began ms Indoor work at 3
o'clock and went four rounds with each
OF his sparring partners-Willie Mack
and Willie Fitzgerald. The balance Of
the hour was taken up in punching the
bag, bowling and skipping the rope.
The champion increased his morning
runs to twelve miles and Is accom-
panied by only one of his trainers.
Fitzgerald went out with him Thurs
day mornlng n Mack accompanied
him Friday morning.
Trainer Harry Tuthlll has received a
telegram from Manager Bob Gray
stating that everything was all right
and that the fight would be pulled off
as scheduled. Gray also stated thai
the house will be sold before the end
of the week.
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ESPECIAL TO The Evening Worid.)

CINCINNATI, o., Sept. ia dozen
or more corkmakers. who are holding
their convention in this city, were
among the interested spectators at
Camp McGovern yesterday. One vas
a member of the Denver Union, Young
home town. He saw young
Corbett" fight several times in Denver,
and according to his talk does not
think much of the champion. To say
that he was impressed with McGov-
ern's work in tho gymnasium is putting
1t mildly. Terry, as usual, did a hard
days work and the Denverite had
nothing but praise to shower on the
Brooklyn lad.
Sam Harris, manager OF McGovern,
arrived here at 2 O'Clock yesterday over
tho Erie road. He was met at the depot
by Joe Humphreys and a number OF
friends. Harris will remain here until
the day of the fight and see that his
charge is given the best of attention.
Through the assistance of Mr.. John
Dacy, proprietor OF the Norwood Inn.
Terry has secured a cart and two fine
ponies. The outfit was sent to his
quarters Tuesday night, and ever since
McGovern spends most OF his spare
time in riding about the hilltops.
The evening world., 1902-09-11
PUGILISM.

philadelphia Jack o'Brlen and Billy suit,
the hard-hitting middle-weight, OF Chicago, have
been matched TO fight a six-round bout before
the Apollo A. c.. OF Chicago, tomorrow Might.
This Sill be the first time these men have met.
o Brienf ought to have no trouble ID securing
the decision over stift, as he is too clever fOr
him. They fight at catch-weights for 80 per cent.
OF the gross receipts.
II Tommy Ryan is successful in beating Kid
Carter In their bout before the Industrial A. C.,
OF Fort Erie, Canada, next Monday night, he
will be matched to meet ''PhIladelphia Jack
O'Brlen before the America A. c.. OF Chicago,
In a siK-round bout within the next few weeks,
Matchmaker sam EssIg, OF the latter club, has
received Ryan's wost that he will fight o'Brlen
in case he beats Carter.
The matchmaker OF the Savannah A. C. evil
IDENTIFY means to cllnch as many matches as he
can for his club before the other clubs oOen up
and sign the hghters, ne has arranged the fol-
lowing to be decided at his club In the future.
They will all be OF twenty rounds duration
owen Zelgler and Fred Douglass will meet in the
hrst bout on Sept. %. The other bouts include
contests between Tommy FeltE and Danny Dough-
erty, Sept, 30; Jack Bennett and Twin Sullivan,
oct, q; Eddy Lenny AM Andy DAILY, Oct, l6, and
Billy Farren and owe. zelEier. Oct. 20.
Harry Ware. the banthm-welght champion o;
England. has decided to aght again and Match
maker Bettinson. OF the National Sporting Club
Of London, Is buSiIy engaged at presont trying
to get Harry FOrbts. the champion OF America,
to cross the pond and fight Ware before the
National club Bettlnson Is willing to give a
purse OF Sl.OOO for the battle between the boys
and will allow Forces $3.50 for expenseE. ItH
posslble tnat a match will be ellnohed between
tns boys. As Forces - anxious 10 make a try
Ia england. Ware and Forbes would make a
great attraction In England. as the Engllsn
sportinE cIaEA Ia always willing to pay any
Aum to see little fellows battle.
Two good bouts are to be decided before tee
Eureka A. c.. OF Baltimore, Friday night. ice
Cans, tho light weight champion. will meet Gus
UardRer. the Philadelphia lightweight. In a
twanty-round affair. and Herman Miller. the BAL
tlmore fighter who 10 0Sns's sparring partner.
will clash In a twenty-round bout with Tim
Ksarna. the Boston light-welght. Both Cans and
Miller should be viotora. They outclaHH their OPP
ponents in almost every way. Cans and miller
are trainingT together and are reported a. being In
ans shape
The evening world., 1902-09-11
YOUNG EGAN WINS AGAIN
IN WESTERN GOLF MATCH.
Favorite for Championship Is Followed by Big
Gallery on Chicago Links.

Out Al. in, 80: total so. j. C. Hinkley,
Midlothian, defeated Kenneth Edwards,
a club mate. 3 up l to go. W. l.. How
land. jr., of Evanston, wou from h. l..
Ames. of Glenview, Q up 1 to go. Stuart
Stickney, OF st. Louis, took his match
from W. l.. Osborne, Of GlenviCw, by
default, as did Robert r.. James, OF
Glenview, brother of the national cham
pion, from c.. Z. Fuller, of Milwaukee.
Harold Smith. of onwentsia. won from
Ashley Dixon. of Nomowood, 8 up 2 to
go. X. II. Kfmball, OF Omaha. defeated
Louis Allis. of Milwaukee, after a tight
contest by / up, r. Il. Petit, OF Ken
osha, Wis.,. took lis game from II. V,
Norlhrop, OF chicago, 2 up l to go. l.. T,
Boyd. OF Milwaukee. defeated his cuIb-
mate Garth Bigelow, S up = to play.
r. T.. Hunter, of Midlothian. defeatoN
]. {. Daniels, of the same club, 2 M
II | to go.
Walter Egan. OF Lake Geneva, had a
close call at the hands of Prof. Charles
Zeublin. of Mid!orlian. The latter had
Egan l down at the turn. Later dublin
had 2 up 5 to go, but Egan took the
match by l up.
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NEW YORK BEATS CHICAGO
IN CLOSE FIRST GAME.
CONTINUED from First Page.)

made a neal pun and beat 1t out. when
brOwne started 10 steal second Dunn
tried to score, but was caught. No
runs.
Fifth Inning.
Taylor's hlgh bouncer was pulled
down by Smith and sen to first in
time. Menefee's hunt was picked up by
Lauder and sent across to McGann.
The Giants first baseman made a fine
catch Of Evers's foul fly. No runs.
Slagle didn't have to o to take
McGraw's fly. .McGann's high fly fell to
Menefee. Brodie hit a hard smash TO
Menefee and WAS second at the base.
No runs.
Sixth Inning.
Lundgen famed. Slagle got two bases
on hit over third base. Dunn took the
fly Dobb sent out, Browne was under
Kings high one. No runs.
Slagle made a good catch OF Bower
mans fly. Killing got LADDERS bunt TO
first in time. Smith hit to Eyers and
was out on first. No rum
Seventh Inning,
Bowcrman took Tinker's foul lift.
Murray's boost was taken by Lauder
McGann gathered Taylor's high one.
No runs
Dunn peat out his hard hit, which
bumped against Lundgren's legs. Mill
er's sacrifice was handled by Killing.
Brownies hit to Tinker was Dunn's fin
i1h at third. Dobbs was under Nc
Graw's fly. No rum
Eighth Inning.
Menefee Lueu tne ball into Miller's
hanGs. Browne got Evers's fly. Lund-
gren foul filed to Bowerman. No runs.
McGann raised a fly for Evers. Tinker
helped to retire Brodie, Bowerman flied
TO Dobbs. Nc runs.
Ninth Inning.
Slagle flied to Brown. Dobbs hit past
McGraw for a base. Killing followed
with a safety to right. Tinker flied to
Browne n Dobbs ocored. Murray
famed. One run.
The evening world., 1902-09-11
CORNELIUS VANDERBILT
NOW OWNS THE CHEROKEE.
millionaire VIII, II Is said, Make
CruIne 20 West IndIea I'm Her.

Cornelius Vanderbilt, owner OF the
seventy-footer Rainbow and the steam
yacht Mirage. has. It is said. just pur-
chased the ocean cruiser steamer Chero-
kee, formerly the Sybarite. 1t is be-
lIeved Mr.. Vanderbilt will make his first
trip in tine Cherokee to the West Indies
this winter.
The Cherokee was built In 1898 by the
Naval Construction and ArmAments
Company, now Vickers, sons & Maxim.
at Barrow-in-Furness, England. for
Lord Ashburton, from designs by Mr..
w. C. Storey. She was christened the
Yenetla, and Lord Ashburton built her
with a view OF making long cruises.
After her builders trial It was said
that she could carry coal sufficient to
steam H. thousand miles at twelve 20
twelve and one-half knots an hour.
Mr.. Whitaker Wright, of Cowes,
purchased the venetla in 1887 and
changed her name to the sybarite. She
remained Mr.. Wright's property until
last spring. when she passed into the
hands OF Mr.. william Clark. of Newark,
] n. j., now deceased. who called her the
Cherokee,
The evening world., 1902-09-11
MAHER IN
RING TONIGHT.
He Will Tackle Big Jim
Jeffords in Six
Bout at Philadelphia
Club.

Three important fights are to be de-
clded in the different cities outside of
this State tonight, The most important
Is the one between Peter Maher, the ex-
champion OF ireland. and Jim JeHords.
the California heavyweight, which is TO
be fought at the Broadway A. c., in
Philadelphia. These men are to engage
In a slx-round bout. and while no de-
cision will be rendered 1t is safe to say
that one OF them will have so much the
better Of the bout that 1t won't be hard
70 pick tho winner at the end. They
hove already fought three battles. Maher
winning two.
hatty Matthews. the ex-welter. weight cham
pl~, and PAtsey Sweeney. OF Boston. will try
eoneiuslons In a tWenty-round bout before the
rar,lme 4. O., Of New Britain. Conn. tonight.
Ems wnl ha the second tina they have fough.,
IAt pre- ~ contest having been won By Mat.
~ "a awarded The decision after a hard
ma ancounisr at Hartford. Conn. last
inE pAY. Doth men are 10 at shape iol
esit4 ~ sss eenaasnt e sHlanlag
- y
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nspecIn1 to The Eyenlns world.l

sHEEPSHEAD BAY. Sept. 1.-the
galloping hours at Sh%eepshead this
morning were pleasant ones. The
weather was clear n bright and the
temperature was most agreeable. The
track has recovered from its late
drenching and was in good dry shape.
]. e. Madden, with his first set, came
to the open at an early hour and sew
erRl of his cracks were sent over the
course at close racing speed. Aceful
and Irish Lad, that are candidates for
the Great Eastern, to be run on Satur-
day. got their preparation for the event
by going six ~furlongs in III. Slipthrift
galloped two miles at something better
than a two-minute clip. PentecOst
The evening world., 1902-09-11
SHARKEY QUITS RING
AT REQUEST OF OLD PARENTS

Tom Sharkey has announced his re-
tirement from the ring. Sharkey is
the second heavyweight to quit the
ring within the past twenty-four
hours. Joe Choynski, the California
fighter, declares ALSO that he will never
again don the mitts. Shlrkey made
his declaration about quitting the bust
ness forever last night. When asked by
an Evening World reporter II he was
going TO the coast, as has been re-
ported, to fight George Gardner, the
middle" weight champion of New Eng
land, Sharkey said:
The evening world., 1902-09-11
WINS
AT WESTBROOK
Crack Princeton Golfer Easily Disposes Of
Hyde in Big Tournament.

GREAT RIVER. L. l., Sept, n.-With
almost perfect turf and ideal weather
good golf was looked for in the pre-
l!minary round at match play in the
Wesubrook Golf Clubs open tournament.
Frank o. Reinhart, of Princeton. was
drawn against j. r. Hyde, Of Bay
Shore, and n large gallery followed
them. The latter was no formidable
match for the Princetonian, Reinhart
winning easily by & up and . to go.
Another match which carried a gal
lery was tina between w, c. Chick, the
Brookline expert, and II. b. Hollins, jr.,
The evening world., 1902-09-11
MORNING ALLOPS
AT SHEEPSHEAD.
Great Eastern Candidates Work Out at Good
Speed-AII CIocked in Same Time, LII.

turned a mile in III. Judith Campbell
sent a mile and a furlong In two min
utes. Onatus did six furlongs in 1.25.
j. r. & F. P. Keene's Buster, a Great
Eastern eligible, going with Stolen Mo-
ments, clipped off six %furlnngs in liz. G..
II. Whitney's Star OF the West and Ibold
were sent six furlongs in 100. Trainer
A. j. Joyner, who has a large consign-
ment OF the j. b. Haggin horses under
his charge, sent several OF them to light
freezing exercise. Miss Dorothy. Pari-
sienne, Ada Nay and another going in
indian file turned five furlongs in 1.O9.
The GOughacre Stables Caithness gal
Hoped a mile in 1.5O 1-2. H. K. Vingut's
Choate turned seven furlongs in l.36. ].
Il. McDonald's Belle of Troy reeled off
the mile distance in 1.45. 8. s. Browns
Hyphen covered the same ground in LIS.
?. II. McCarren's Potentate was sent a
mile in 1.50.
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The Batting der

ing second. Sheckard foul flied to steIn-
fcldt. McCreery singled to left. scoring
Irwin and promoting Evans to second.
DOlan struck out. One rum.
Fifth inning.
Kelley singled to right. Corcoran's safe
hit advanced Kelley to second. Stein
fgldt forced Corcoran at second. Bergen
truck out Steinfeldt was run down
between first and second. No rum
DRhlen doubled to left. Farrell foul
flied to DOnlin. Wheeler fl!ed TO Kelley.
The latter also got under win high
one. No runs.
sixth Inning.
Hahn sent a fly to Sheckard. Donlin
singled. Rerkley was hit will a pitched
ball. Crawford walked. filling the bases.
Mdloney filed out to McCreery and
Crawford was doubled up, Donlin scor-
inE. one run.
Ritter out. Kelley to Bcckley. Evans
flied to Md,oney. Sheckard doubled to
right. McCreery out, Kelley to Beckley.
No runs.
Seventh Inning.
Kelley reached first on Dahlen's error.
CorcOran made his fourth safe hit n
triple to left, scoring Kelley. stein
feldt singled, sending COrconln home.
A wild pitch advanced Steinfeldt 70
third. Bergen struck out, Hahn walked.
DOnlon out at first. Wheeler to Far
rell. Steinfeldt scoring. Beckley out
at first. Three runs.
Dolan out, Kelley TO Beckley. Dahlen
struck out. Donlin muffed Farrells
fly. Wheeler walked. Irwin fouled to
Bergen. No runs.
Eighth Inning.
Crawford out, Dahlen to Farrell. Ma
loEcv reached first on Twins tumble,
stole second and went to third on kel-
ley's fly to Dolan Corcoran out, Dahlen
to Farrell. No runs.
DonlIn's muff OF RItter's long fly al
the latter to make n home run.
Evans flied to Maloney. Sheckard struck
out McCreery flied to Maloney. One
Ninth Inning.
Stelnfcldt out, Irwin TO Farrell. Ber-
ron ont. Dahlen to Farrell. Hahn
Donlin foul flied to Ritter. No
DoIan hunted. Dahlen fouled to Ber-
gen. Fare. lifted n high one to Stein
feldt. wheelcr's fly went to Crawford.
No runs.
The evening world., 1902-09-11
BUFFALO WINNERS.

RACE TRACK. BUFFALO. N. Y,
Sept. 1.-THE races scheduled to he run
here this afternoon resulted as follows;
I to 10 and out. won: Lord Sterling. 4 10
S for place. was second. and Dactyl6
third. Time-l.46 l-5.
Second Race-Three-quRrters OF a
mIle..-Lampoon, 6 to 5 and 2 to s won;
Decoration. 9 to 2 for place, was second.
and Gravina third. Ttme-l16 SIS.
Third Race-One mile and q sixteenth.
I-Piederioh, 5 90 5 and 2 to 6. won; ia
nice. 1 to 2 for place, was second; Jordan
third. Tlme-i,d 7-6
The evening world., 1902-09-11
BROOKLYNS LOSE
TO CINCINNATI.
Superbas' Pitcher Is Batted All Over the Field
Score II to 3.
S%CoRE-FIRST GAME.

WASHINGTON PARK. BROOKLYN.
N. Y. Sept. l1.-Although the Brooklyn
and Cincinnati teams were slated to
play a double header at these grounds
This afternoon, the crowd was small.
When the teams began the first game
there were not more than 600 rooters
present.
Joe Kelley had out their corps of
twirlers loosening up their wings"
Hanlon finally selected Ray Evans to
do the twirllng in the first tussle, while
Kelley depended on Noodles" Hahn,
his crack l~eft-hander.
First Inning.
Donlin hunted safely. Beckley flied to
Dokn. Crawford tripled. scoring Dom
lin. Maloney famed. Capt. Kelley drew
n base on balls and stole second. Cor
coran hit safely. scoring Crawford and
Kelley. Steinfeldt flied out to Sheckard.
Three runs.
Sheckard tripled TO right and scored
on McCreery's retirement at first by
Kelley. Dolan was lclded out by Kel-
ley. Dahlen hit safely to the lnfeld
Farrell struck out. One run.
ecOnd Inning.
Bergen laced the ball over Dolan's
Donlin vas disposed OF by Wheeler
and Farrell, Bergen scoring. Beckl,y
doubled to right centre. scoring Hahn.
Beckley stole third Crawford flied to
Dolan. Beckley scoring. Maloney sin
gled. McCreery made a great catch of
Kelley's fly to right. Three runs.
Wheeler singled and reached second
on TWINS free pass to first. Ritter
hunted, but on Hahn's throw to Stein
feldt Wheeler was forced at third.
Evans struck out. Sheckard hunted un-
successfully. No runs.
Third Inning.
Corcoran singled n on Dahlen's
st0pld playing Corcoran reached sec
ohd. Steinfeldt hit safely. Corcoran
. scoring. Stelnfeldt stole second. Ber-
gen famed out Hahn's bounder to
Dahlen forced Steinfeldt at third. Don
lin struck out. One run.
MoCreery singled, to left. Dolan flied
out to Kelley McCreery stole second,
Corcoran dropping the ball. Dahlen hit
safely. McCreery reaching third. Far
rell struck out. Wheeler forced Dahlen
at second. NO runs.
Fourth Inning.
Beckley reached first on Dahlen's
mum, but was caught stealing second.
Crawford filed out to Dahlen. Maloney
famed. No runs.
Irwin singled to left. Ritter foul flied
to Bergen. evans walked, Irwin reach !
The evening world., 1902-09-11
YANKEE JOCKEY
IS SUSPENDED.
On Complaint Of Danny Ma
her Glenn Jenkins Is Set
Down for FouIing by Dom
caster Stewards.

LONDON, Sept. 11.-After the race for
the st. Leger Stakes at Doncaster yes
terday Glen" jenkins, the american
Jockey" was suspended for the rest Of
the meeting by the Stewards for care
less and dangerous riding. Danny"
riding.
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who finished second yesterday In the
qualifying roJnd, tying I~te.nhart's score
for Is holes. Chick Won tht match ny
holeing a massie approach IN the tlG-
tenth hole and hllviag matters on the
home green.
honors. was pitted against J, u. Tray
Crs, the Nassau County player. The
Long Islander won by , up u ! TO
play.
DevercauX Emmett, the Garden city
expert, fell Il v.'tim to the playing o.
f. ]. Alsop, of Yale, who won by 6 up
and ) t. play.
G. s. Wliet,, Of Boston, won from
Dauic' Chauncoy the Crescent player,
by 6 up and . to play.
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mo, 1t is not true. I will never
fight again as long as l live. 1 made
up my mind tonight to retire from
the ring forever. and that goes. I
found out hat a man could not stick
to his business and continue as a
pugilist Then my parents raj me to
quit. 1ney lave been sending me let
tiers begging me to give up fighting,
SO there are two good reasons why I
leave the game.
II will AXE care of my parents in
their old days. just as l have done. and
not worry them by doing something
a fighter.'
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Sporting
ISLAND JOCKEY CLUB

.sA,lN. t.Grsa.ND IA
Sept. II. Bellies. omnium Handicap. 4 other race
Leave East 34lh ST.. Z, r.. via L. !. Z at
A., NJ 1910. l2.40 600 Parlor Car Train; islV'
81. lvIa seth st. ferry IN conneutlon with l.
RR. at Ii 4. ", 1870, II, 10, LOO. 40. l.iO.
2 20. $40 p. N. Brooklyn Rapid Transit from
brooklyn Bridge New York Hliel. Bridge trains
via KInGa County and Brighton leach roadsi ais
Flatbush ave. surface line via Br ghton Beach
rad every 10 minutes. Fran Broadway. viii
iamaburE. take Ocean ave. cara. All Brooklyn
surface cars transfer direct 10 track. Musle By
-A ADMISSION TO YIELD STAND bOs.
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Dan Patch May Go To-day.

SYRACUSE. Sept. n.-Pacer Dan
Patch did not attempt to beat the
worlds mile record to harness yesterday.
The weather conditions were unfavor-
fast time. and in consequence the record
trial was postponed until to-day. To
satisfy the crowd Dan Patch went two
exhibition mileG
The evening world., 1902-09-11
DAN PATCH TO PACE AT
Y0NKERS NEXT WEEK.
VIII Try % Reduce Record Dur
Ing Empire Track Meeting.


one OF the features of tho Grand Cir
cult meeting at the Empire City track
next week will be Dan Patch's attempt
TO reduce the worlds pacing record Of
l.59 IA. This event is scheduled for
Tuesday mex
Nine OF the fastest trotters in America
are to go for the prize in 200 trot. The
entries. zach a stake winner, include The
Roman. the California trotter who has
been beaten only once this year; Eleata,
EOS l-2, an NJ. and NJ. winner: Major
Delmar, 2,OS Ia, who won the Massa-
chusetts $l5,O 900 stake last month, and
who has not suffered defeat his year,
n Baron de Shay. Wentworth, Louis
Mac. Lord Vincent and Wilque. They
nre certain to make Major Delmar travel
faster than his present record to retain
his honors.
The evening world., 1902-09-11
r WINS
AT MEET.

LONDON, Sept. l1.-Richard Croker
won his first race in a long time at the
Doncaster September Meeting to-day,
mis- Gladwin capturing the Portland
(of 500 sovereigns. added to "A hand
leap sweepstakes OF 10 soverclgns. each.
for t~hree-year-olds and upward. Ave fur
longs and 152 yards. Mr.. Croker him
self was not present.
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.$30,87O IS PAID
FOR YEARL|NG.
Remarkable Prices Realized
at Sale of Young Thorough
breds at Doncaster-Seven
Average SIO,o36.

LONDON, Sept. 11.-Remarkable prices
were paid at the sales of yearlings at
Doncaster to-day. Sir Tatton Sykes,
the Yorkshire baronet, sold seven at
an average of S1O,O3S. Ten of another
stable fetched $S,3S7 each. The sum of
$3O,S7O was paid for a yearllng colt by
Persimmon-Gyp.
w. c. Whitney's trainer, Higgins,
paid $ll,55O for a Martagon-Mimi colt.
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FITZGERALD RECOVERING.
Ply Sician Says the Starter Has
Passed Critical Stage.

Christopher Fitzgerald, the race
horse starter, whose death was rumor-
ed early to-day, is reported better
and his physician believes ne will re-
cover fully.
DIR: Joseph p. Murphy. who Is at
tending the starter in his home, No.
that he mas carried his patient through
the critical stage of the Illness and
anticipates no further trouble.
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First Rass on Balls-OR LundEren, !. Left on
Bases-New York, O. Chicago, 3. Struck Ont
BY Miller. 3: by Lundgren, =. Three-BaSe Hits
-Bruwne, Mccain. Two-Baso Hlt-Slagle.
Stolen B~ases-McGraw. Dunn. Sacrifice Hits
BrodIe, Miller. Double Plays-McGraw, Smith
and MrGann. U~mpire-o'Day. Time OF Game
one hour and thirty minutes.
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Peter WINNER, who trains Hyphen. said yester.
day that this good thrse-year-Old may be unable
to start In the 5000 Annual Champion stakes
on Saturday because he hit one of his legs In
training.
The evening world., 1902-09-11
TROTTER DROPS DEAD
FINISHING A HEAT,
Flip, Owned by wechawkcn Man
Victim of Heart Disease.

NYACK. Sept. 11.-some excitement
was aroused during the trottins race at
the Rockland County Fair when Flip.
owned by T.. Henry, of Weehawken'
droppcd dead from heart failure. FLIP
had inst finished unplaced in the second
heat of he PA class, when he went
down etwee the shafts.
The evening world., 1902-09-11
WEST POINT POLO GAME
HAS BEEN POSTPONED.
Rumaon TO Play Squadron A Next
ThursdaS ut Van COrtlandt.

The scheduled polo match between
Squadron 4 and West Point. at Van
Cortlandt Park one week from Saturday
has been postponed and another match
will be arranged for hat day. one
week from to-day the Squadron team
vii. play Rumson.
The Frecbooters beat the Squadron A
team in a closely contested match yes
terday by . goals to l "a.
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They are to box at 142 pounds weigh In at .
0 clock this afternoon.
The third battle Of those scheduled will be
fought before the West End A. G., OF st. LouA,
The principals in this bout will Be Abe Attsl, the
clever California feather weight. and KID Abel.
the Chicago fighter. They are to meet In a
twenty.round bout, The boys fought a few weeks
ago In Chicago, Attel being awarded the deelsion
at the end OF a slK-round bout on points. Attel
ought TO receive the verdict again, He out
classes Abel.