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The evening world., 1903-08-07

w.sa..%s.1 % on an,o. ''''s5 :, d: de tSis.n S'S:'a; Il:
score
s.sHs' slsss. - g. + Q } 5-s q. I / !
Bsu-ri.,--p.iury and Palmer. L.nEaon and
Kane
|. T-o player. would liz. to join q team aver
stins htssn 10 Nteen yea-s Csu plsy any po-
,i,,sn .Ie'p, plt:s'r and catcher CAV tu-n,,g
East H'shtysishth street
The Bloom Gdsls Pros detsA'.i n X MACY
. Co at robiR's unIvsr,lw FI,h m huE I"
Sssn,s.s.i. + on SfHz : a2s. Sc :S5I 80 "a
representing susInsss houses Address r b
Nor,h, care Boomtusta.s Bios, Fity ninth
street 'od Third .'s"a''
pone-io. play III. crack Mount Ksto. y Y.
team At Noun, klsoo NEXT s,,nrdsy. Tns Do
nestle. d.'es,.H the s'Ion. hn't'TI;s b g,
,St Hooa '"H s,.r.r,ion @ 1Sdr.s l. Van Felt. No ii
Broadway, city.
Tn. "Youns Giants would like to arrange
rsnes with tssms ,v.rsstnE ten 70 .l.rsn ~
a good hail Address A. Brown. No II Third
avenue. cty.
rh. Mount Carmel =. c. Of Harlem. h.v. all
SUNDAY, in AurlN open for teams sy',,s9s
pi.y.d on Mount cs-m. ovsl 'oir. .id' s,t
u 81 Phil,o y Rrlen, 20. w East ona
Hundred and sevsnt'sth ~r''t' city
ofipssy. a.. GorsI,. IL K,7in, Ct colltus
O-asJ ~. Cohen. - Golds,e'n. RI. Rssay: g
s,smru. p. Address A. Gods'ein' No 81 "or-
rsa Morton Junior, det.,t.l pas Grove Juniors
FIRST rIm.-.eo's ~ irnlnE' .,
so;;:s ss,s: jRa,s: issis:, -. 2s:S .
batter I's--crov- juniors. Cl.a!ns .ud Russell
N,' Th, Asnrdon,. .n"uI ..ecna ssm., ~
s.,,ss s.,',;,'3, '.oi;;. . la 5% .,,,,;;, )
Nsron Iu-t,rr, sullivan ,ai hsni'
,,,,au t.,m composed o' J-.i'h ntsspGps,
.,,,,.,.o. q. m. cst' SIDE Would IKE 20 HrTins'
s,Hs, I'm any a'r:'Ps '' Non :. a'JsS GoSrnS 1I
10 rs Madison swee'
ra, CO... \. c. have t.ab,r DAY lm@7rs and
sferacan, open Tor Hreng un!f'rMed t',n aver
T5p.' sara ~ 81 J,msS sd i,ndens pre'"''sd
idtres, L. SIedrarh. No ass skl.lnan street
B;eokiyn
Tbs Yount Crcs;s' Juniors hsr. siturdavs ana
sundays open 70 '-snJ Averaging h'r'-sn 20
taur,..u yei.s Nord Ike 20 hear from ne
p,,mc. Iunlor. TIP TOP Jun ors and teams ~
ilA ,,,.nE,h y. BroNer. No !6p Third sN'nus,
CITY,
Tl. Rlrou, Baseball CLUB would ike to arr.ar.
RAM. wits tssms svsriSink fourteen TO nnesn
yIsrs Al dates open, Play tor side bet "A
arsss wilusm couphlin. No lbl? Lexington
avenue, City
TN. Edssw,i.c A. g. would bs pleased 10 piAy
uaitormtd teams sv-Tsgirs tsvsn,esn to e.Ei'ssn.
N.N expenses guaranteed. Have Tea open
dates ii. August ana September. Address II.
paul EdEsvateh Bergen County y. J,
The citon have won eleven, plsy.d an
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OPERATION ON M'CHESNEY:
WORKOUTS AT SARATOGA.

grounds was thronsed with spectators,
Trainer W Lakeland allowed Heno a
mile gsilop- over the Horse Haven
course in l.5T
J. A. brakes wyeth covered the same
distance In i,SI-2 Ssvable turned a
mile at a two-mlnute clip
W. G, Whitney's Reliance. StAlwart
Hyias aad lnaexiole got rve furlong
breathe-s at three parts speed.
+. n. Hitchcock's Gray Frlar and Nun
going together gallopsd a mile in l.bS.l-
Trainer Fred Burlew scot Royal a
mile in two minutes over the new course.
Irene Lindsay covered six furlongs in
l2i.
i. Patter,on's Elsie l., sailopei a
mile In l.6 "a.
The Hampton stables Atricander yas
shown over the new course 10 easy gal
lopinR exercise.
Trainer Frank Taylor kept McChesney
In his stable The horse Is still troubled {
with his foot and yesterday q sllss1;
operation was performed to relieve him
ot some pus that had formed IN the
J. A. Draks's racer South Trimbie
injured IN the Saratoga Handicap, is
getting along rs well as could be eN.
peeted and Trainer wishard has Rreai
hopes OF his ultimate recovery.
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lsn,..l % rh, E,caIns wnrlal

SARATOGA. y, Y. Aug, 7,--.The day
broke clear ana bright and the TEN.
persturs was perfect at the course this
morning during the Eallopns hours.
The track had not dried out bit on
the main course and being unnt to
sallcp on the racers got their oonsti-
tutionais Oh the Horse Haven course
and the new track that adiolns II.
There the scene was a most spirited
one There are about i,Soo horses on
the grounds and as the greater num-
ber Of them we're on the two courses at
Que time the sight was raeey one.
The track Of the new course Is un-
fenced. rne infeid 10 open snd Al "a
gallop on. and a horseman from the
other side remarked that 1t was much
like the downs In the old country, w. c,
whitney and 7. Hitchcock, j'., mounted
on cobs, witnessed the salloping and
inspected the new training grounds
Tina elockers all eafas over from this
main course and the iRfeid Of the ne~
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'isvsn-'nninE us and los on. sans ou, .,
hiTeen. nine Of which weT. pliyei a. hon.
lni the rest on opponents grounds Tis iolo..
lrS are me s'me. and scores orlole, 5. Clttcas
oEnpic juniors 10, Cliftoos la. Bsimonts 2
Cilhots ' EsseH Juniors I. Clit'ons 6: Garvins
,i.N., ol,fons l,, 10, noy, club 2 ,cilrons 10;
rinS Ponfs I ClInons IA siuyvossnts T. Clii-
,"ns - GaIvins p Clirons .. Emsnons 10
strong tsam' averaging fourteen 10 nns.n years
Tor our Erounds This sunday ws play the
Comrades tor ,Idp bet. Adirt" 4. n s;hoea. =.
he-r No 3s3 East Tw.nty third street. city
Tn" Nsndom, Baseball CLUB have the i,llo-
lhs olen dates which they would Ike to ali WI'h
iSim. Ays'ss!ns eighteen yesr'. all E,me' 10 be
90 q J cerrlno. M. 90 varlck street. e..y
.. The n. M'rr As,oclulon. q shop team, vou 4
son, ~ ~ sr-,s sr,,,so FSmes 'or sunday moFninn
ISOLATION. No. 2l McDoussi street, Broo&iyo
"i.ls, ILL.,. d; .s,.;. S.I, a., III; 4;
Hardy.
,,,. o. s,,dI,. ~ Avg z The Cortland A. A. d:;
h'ttins OF the cor,lands. Would like to hear
t-om team, averaging fourteen to httecn A.
dress Edw.rd conkln. No. 400 ceurt'nd Avenue.
i'''i'';'s = sao,.,.: ii " 8 tS5aSS - -
B.a'ord F, G" Of Harlem, defeated tn, HIM.
iitau n, 2. e. hy scar, tt II q 3 Open
da'e' for uniformed teams srsrssng seventeen
E.M'i,o,. S:a.Sca ? .. e..,...tt5ffssS !: ~ !
Wnners.-Mullsn and AltIand.r Adds.sN
Tr' sIPa7I.nr'a outneacr', ,l7,s.n year, OF
SEH. unl'd like - Join wrong uniformed
1% can ,I9 Hy s.",S 'sa s"ndiy
10 iI Eas' ons Hundrsith 'res' city
Tac EUr sds V. E. 4 would lik. to
ssr t;om an oul .O',toNn team %. Aus 10.
!'1's,, !2"''' 4 ,r's 8 S-s 90 ! :
M'rt;i ,.i,,,,,n. .r"0 0HG o o . "a
wraaa-s '', soadi TX. to pray n,..m. a;.T.s @H'
ING lai't'.n - h"e"n ys,r.. J, M,.naRn Nc.
u" Ei'' Ninth stree. "ll
rS' n.woU, rs 'oua i,s. 10 .rr,ns, same:
euh 'elNs averaging ten 20 eleven resTs oi
io"ps ws.". 60 rs E,. ror,y'ni,,s i '"'G .",.,.
A Far Ro,sa>m, Ft,, same.
l,%''f f.T no.t,.y l. A.. oo:oiSSS S?SGCSS
nsu"is,-n'yls and Joyce cove and back
ssgcnd zane;
wp.n OF or ...... ooeonoooa- ! ! ! !
petterieS-uNyls and Iovre FCE,~Iy srd
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SAN FRANCISCO. Aug One week
from tonight Jim ieftries and Jim cor
1ctt will meet IN the ring The os fell
lows have practically completed all their
hard work They are both fit and ready
to fght tonight 1t IL were necessary.
Corbett. at his quarters at Croll :
Garden. Alameda. is not rough!ng II any
more with the dummies. He Is con
timing mis- time now TO runs on the road
and boxing bouts with Berger. Kenny
and Tommy Ryan. Corbett looks the
ideal athlete. Sporting men who have
seen him before other nights in which he
has engaged declare that to-day he is
m better shape than he ever was in his
life. Coroett cOrroborates such express
SONS. When he finished his work last
night he tipped tho beam at 1851.
pounds, and said that IL will be at just
that mark that he will fight.
Ryan VIII Spar with Corbctt.
Tommy Ryan Is with the ex-champlon
every day He watches Jim go through
his manoeuvres and Is pleased with the
dig mans condition. Beginning to-day
Ryan viii. box three or four rounds
every afternoon with the cx-champion.
That Is an event many people here have
been waiting for, and when the two
cleverest men put on the gloves for
the first time there are sure to ne
more people make bids for positions
where they can see the go than there
are accommodations at the camp,
Pugllistic experts are already begin
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FINAL NOTICE TO RIDERS
NTO-MORROWS CENTURY.
If You Haven't Entered You May Do So at
Starting Point, Bedford Rest.

divisions form. Those not entered may
do so without delay. and Will at onre
receive their badges and checking en-
velopes.
Take Roosevelt, Grand or East Twen-
ty-thlri street ferry to Broadway,
Brooklyn. Bedford avenue Is but a
couple of blocks away from the ferry.
and this thoroushfare can be followed
10 Eastern Parkway and the Rest.
Riders will please observe the follow
.ng rules:
Bring Your numbered badge with YOU
and pin 1t on your left arm. Checking
envelopes for each division will be dis
trhuted fifteen minutes before thai
division is scheduled to start, and the
riders will expedite matters BY forming
N columns or rows in numerical order.
Each division will then assemble in
rows of two abreast Ave minutes before
starting and about a wheels length
apart Riders should maintain this
formation throughout the run to avoid
crowdins and spills"
No rider may at any time pass a
racemaker riding at the head OF Il
division.
a numbered check will be handed to
the rider at each checking station by
the checker.
1t is very important that you do not
overlook this. as complete sets Only
will qualify :i;srs for the souvenir IL
turned in within fourteen hours from
time of start.
Bring your lamp and boil with YOU.
Don't forget your tool bag.
The evening world., 1903-08-07
TRAVIS BEATS J. N. WARD
IN MANCHESTER GOLF GAME
cha mpion Cave Wonderful Exht-
hilton with sticks. aud Rourd
In ~ n Record-Breaker.

MANCHESTER VI Aus The
weather was nne except for hIsh wind
Tor tho n-st days match play IN tho
open sot tournament on the Ekwanok
Country clubs course
Waite. J. Travis played brilliant gol,
and defeated John " Ward the well.
known Fox HiIls player. by up and :
10 play
Travis Is at the top Of his game and
his round II Il yesterday was one "
the most wonderful exhibitions OF yolt
ever seen IN this country. This after
noon Travis will meet G. ID. Cleghorn Of
the Ekwanok Club. who beat T. T. Red
OF Montclalr. . UP and I TO play. The
summary OF the lrst round for the
Presidents Cup.
W. J. Evans, Ekwanok, beat F. Her
reshoff. Bristo. Golf Club. s UP and to
play y. Malouf. Fox Hills. beat II. b
Davis. Philadelphia q c.. up. W. j.
Travis, Garden City. beat John NJ
Ward, Fox H1-, ; up and 20 play. {.
d. cieghorn. Ekwanok. heat r T. Reid,
Montclair. up and ! TO play, A; NJ
Reed. Lakewood. beat A, l.. White. VOL
laston. up and 3 to play. +. j. o.
Alsop. Yale Golf Club, beat Jasper
Lynch. Lakewood, UP and 10 play,
Paul Waterman, Englewood. beat G. NJ.
Smith. Agawam Hunt Club. up and 3
Burnham, Garden city. beat H. G.
Hartwell. Island Golf Club. up ! to
play.
The evening world., 1903-08-07
CORBETT BETTER THAN
WHEN HE BEAT JOHN l.
Trained to the Minute for Next Fridays Fight
JEFF a Perfect Man, Physician Says.

ming tn figure out the probable winner.
The presence OF Ryan IN Corbett's quar-
ters they figure viii give the ex-cham-
pipn new advantage, and they believe
torbett did the right ing when he
selected the clever middle weight.
.Jini Hns n View Punch.
Coroctt has discovered new punch.
lie says so. and he calls 1t the clavicai
blow. II Is sort OF down cut. pushed
straight from the shoulder. He says
that ne has hit Kenny with it several
times and that every time ne landed
II his big trainer went 10 the floor.
At Hardin SpIfngs, Jeffries Is doing
little more. than taking long walks and
and will do no more for this fight.
DR.. Tillman went over JEFF with q
stethoscope and tape yesterday and
after he had finished pronounced him to
be in perfect physical condition. He
advanced the theory that II the cham J.
plon makes an aggressive fight he will
win quickly The Following are JEFF
Chest. normal, 43ii inches; chest, ex.
panded. As inches height. feet ~,
inches; neck. is inches; left forearm
llS. inches, right forearm. IN inches;
reach, 76is inches; hips. ~ inches; calf.
DR.. n Tiliman then made the following
statement:
II dare say 'Jer' is the most nearly
point. lu the world. His perfect develop
ment gives him agility and great powsr
to receIye.. assimilate and iniict pun
dence in his ability. which is much In
his favor. In making this physical ex-
animation I have found all his organs
perfect"
The evening world., 1903-08-07

so many letters have been re-
ceiyed from riders asking thnt
they he allowed the same privi-
Icpc of making post entries ns ID
allowed on other century runs
that II has been decided to
accept entries at the starting
point Mt Bedford Rest this even
Ing, tomorrow morning md sun
day morning.
This is done mainly out OF consdera
tion for out-of-town riders who are un
able 20 arrange their plans to come tc
New York until the very las, moment
and also fo- locil wheelmen who have
not been certain about their ability tc
set away from bGJnegs for either the
morning Or afternoon sections OF the
run.
The Evening World does not wish tc
deprive a single rider Of an opp >rtunity
to take part in this record-breaklns
century, so all who apply at the star
tomorrow at any time from to
o'clock in the morning or from 30 to
O'Clock In the afternoon, cr from to
SulutN InbTnlhk, Nl.l ilh . NAiNiA NhN''SN
accepted.
No entries can, however, be received
at The Evening World ONCE to-day
Those who have not already rece'Ne'
their badges by mail will be taken care
of at the starting point upon appl!ca'
tion 10 the captain OF the run.
All entries coming in to-day will be
psced in the same category as post en-
~ n-1 halrnl wait l..
inS Tor them at Bedford Rest.
Capt. Aubut and Chief Pacemaker
Welt will be at Bedford Rest at
o clock in the morning prepared to look
after every matter that needs adjusting
should Il rain at amy time to-day
or even Tonight this will have no
effect OH the run, as the roads dry
rapidly and are at their best soon
after q heavy doWnpOur, so we'll
are they graded. Nothing can cause
! n postpOnement short of con-
tinuous downpour from 3 10
o'clock Tomorrow Iaornina. An
early morning fog or drizEle should
not deter any one, for the chances
are that the sun will he shining
clear and bright by the time the
starting place H. reached, with ths
roads at their best.
Riders crossing from New York SHOULD
! plan TO reach the ferry an hour before
they are due at Bedford Rest, Boat,
cross every twenty minutes. Arriving
at the Rest all those who have badg -
| will exhibit them to the checkers ant
they will receive the proper checking
envelopes nftesn minutes before than
The evening world., 1903-08-07
lsenlsn oe,s slsN "a Woss - rsss
tHs seesrs asr's srd Hss Hls
resm Hssssd rsws,d ,Ns girs,
olvleler new
THE BATTING ORDER.
.a..r,in n, gt.alns watli

HovroN Mass AiE THE rfollsy
Dodgers won the hrst Eams ~ ;he dou'
tisyheadsr here this afternoon. Nu' u
ass the closest sort Of shave, 'er
innings bslnG necessary TO inrn the
trick. At that the visitors should nave
won easily. for they threw away dozen
ahanees 10 win In the early stages
Both teams were due 10 leave town to-
atsst. and II vas decided 10 call the
second game a. So no matter ho~ the
eeore stood at that time
first Ianins
etrans led OF with q diubis 90 riEht
and went to third on Sheckard's sacrI-
nee bunt IN Tenney. poDos was hit by
= pitched ball. Dovle singled to right
boSSss b%s was s'Is nailed at 1T ,hlrd psSi.n was
sssfe on Aubrev's tumble but Doyle was
run down tranf TO seore on the error
One run.
soarer. but held on the third attempt
fenEay walked. a passed ball sent him
TO second. STANLEY beat out buut 10
Reidy. Tenney srached third. Stanley
yas psiied stealing second. Carney
elngled to left scoring Tennsy. Moran
Hiei out to Jacklitsch. One run.
second Inning.
MeCfeery walked Flood pop-hted to
Aubrey. McCreery WIS out on a steal.
JsciSlitsch grounded TO Tenney. No
sans.
Batty was felded out by Flood.
otranG made q good play on Grem:
taRSr'e toTrid Rrsasar. Aubrey line fied
% eheokard. No runs.
Third Inning.
Heidy lifted 10 Cooley. strang drew
: free pass. Sheckard fouled out 10
Tenney, etrsns was caught stealing
No rune.
Aec,resry made q lucky one-handed
0af~h OF williams soarer In right
Cnoley was cut on Doyls's great stop
of . warm groundar. Tenney sent a ny
to McCrsery. No runs.
Fourth Inning.
pobbs foui-hied to Moran. DOYLE
smashed out single TO centre. He
was caught mapping on rrst. Dahlen
was hit by q pitched ball. McCreery
singled to left. Dahlen reaching THIRD,
McCreery started for second with the
ball IN wflliams's hand and peh.en was
aauaht of third. No rure.
pob5s made sensa t!onsl catch Of
9tsn!ey's lone drive In right centre.
Cayaey also Ned out 10 Doobs Moran
Gngie5 to left Ee was an easy out on
Q s.eal. No runs.
Filth Inning.
F.ood drew pass to first He was
thrown out nv oMran OIL q steal jack
litsch famed. Redy grounded TO An
brer. No runs
The evening world., 1903-08-07
ST, LOUIS AMERICAN
MAGNATE TO QUIT7

vein, President of the St. Louis Amer
ican League Baseball Club. 1t is said,
has lost quite heavily in his venture and
will sell out his holdings in the orssni-
cation. The rumor started after orth-
vein had filed deed of trust .or $780,
600 10 get loans for the amount advanced
him by his mOthsr and brothers. He
declines TO discuss his financial affairs
and says that he only filed the cceds to
carry out some business venture.
The evening world., 1903-08-07
Kramer to Race Aboard.

Tnai foreisn sport promoters appreci-
a." the calibre ~ American bicycle rid
er- is again fo-ciby demonstrated.
Frank Kramer has received hoerh
oner 10 Journey to tho Continent this
,all and compete in series Of mNtcn
races against Mono. Myers. Rutt, Arsnd
and Ellcgarie, the European stars. aid
owen kimble and Major" Taylor the
two Americans now abroad. who have
made such an enviable record in Europe
this summer.
The evening world., 1903-08-07
National Leasue staudin..
American League Standing.
Eaatsrn League STANDING
RACING NOTES.

Tor the first time in two ysans the
e1sors q Bsrnsy Behrleber were seen on
IN Eastern track yesterday. They we're
carried by Testimony. ''
-
Jockey Jack Martin says he will D.
able to accept mounts next week. His
ieS mas improved great deal of late.
John Mackey. manager OF Hassln's 9
Rancho del Paso farm. intends going
- California IN . few days. He had in
1sn0nd spending the remainder OF The
eaaepn - sbespshead Bay.
rhupsanunda Is In such fue shape At
eFeAeut that there are many horsennen
II Saratoga ehe thinh the Sanford
Eorm WEIf hfng up q eWtwcrid.a record
- . aliA y The present meeting.
The evening world., 1903-08-07
WINNERS AT CHICAGO.
Special to Tho Ev.nins World }

HARLEM PARK RACE TRACK
CHICAGO, Aug. 7--Following are tn
results of the race scheduled to b,
run here this afternoon:
First Race-Three- OF mile
Won by Handy Cross, 4 to l and 5 to
5: Rabunta. 8 to 2 for place. was sec.
ond: Mfr. Tlm5erlake was third. Time
- AZ
Second .Race--Six and one-half fur
longs.-Won bv McGee, to and ! to
3: Wainamoinen. S to was second;
Ancke was thlrd. Time--1.2 LIS,
Third Race-One mile.-IWon by Post
master Wright II to 10 and to 4: SID
ney c. Love. l to I, was second; Sioux
chief was third. Time--l.A 2-5.
The evening world., 1903-08-07
New Running Record.

SEATTLE, Wash, Aug. - The
worlds running record for three ana
one-half furlongs has been cut one
quarter OF second by Clotma. who
ran the distance In IA seconds at The
Meadows recently.
race IN which Judge Thomas. the
worlds record quarter horse was one
OF the starters. Ulotma Is by Salvado
out OF Lightning, and made her initial
appearance on a recognized track at The
Meadows in June last, She is owned by
W. +, Robb. Of this city.
The evening world., 1903-08-07
WINNERS AT ST. LOUIS.
Special to The Evening World,

V1VNVEuI
BELMAR PARK RACE TRACK. ST
LOUIS. Aug. THE races scheduled to
be run here this afternoon resulted as
follows.
First Race-ope mile.-won by Dom.
inis, le to 1 and tel; Goo Goo, S to
5. was second: Margie 8. was third.
Time-l.F.
Second Racs-Four and a half fur
to &; Foxy Grandpa, 4 to &. was second.
Sweet Note was third Time-o.5S IL.
Third Race-One mile.-iWon by Varna
Fonso. 25 10 l and : to 1: Hook Se-Oks,
z to l. was second; Never Such was
third. Time-l.47 Ia
The evening world., 1903-08-07
JENKINS AND P0NS
AT EVEN WEIGHTS.
American Champion Wrestler Has
Bet $500 He VIII Defeat
Canadian TO-MOrrow

So confident is Tom jenkins OF win
ming his wrestling match with Carl
Pons, the giant Canadian. at Convention
Hall. Saratoga. tomorrow night. that
he has bet $500 on himself.
Pons arrived In Saratoga from his
training quarters in Montreal yester-
day and Is in good condition. He tips
the scales at about 100 pounds, so that
very evenly matched.
The evening world., 1903-08-07
BIG ENTRY LIST FOR
SWIMMING CONTESTS.

So heavy is the entry list for the
swimming races to be decided at the
Captains Pier. Bath Beach. tomorrow
afternoon that the managers of the
events intend starting the swimmers OF
fastest men In and around Greater New
York have entered. and tho events give
promise Of being very interesting. The
match race between Van Cleaf ana
terest. Both men are In good condition.
The evening world., 1903-08-07
AMATEUR BASEBALL.
AMATEURS. ATTENTION I

Tne Evening World will print all challenge
ofhsr news concerning an'atsr baseball
and suburban sporting From time t time an
publshsd. "
Addres all pictures the Sporting Editor
TAs Evening World, York
The evening world., 1903-08-07
DODGERS, @; BOSTON, a.

tspssrl to rAs Ev.alas werldJ
BOSTON. Aug, The frst game to-
day ostwesn the Brookiyns and the
Bostons resulted as follows:
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SARATOGA ENTRIES.

Special to Tho Evening worid)
RACE TRACK, SARATOGA, Aug. T.
The entries for to-morrow's races are as
follows:
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nsr-.. Ate, ,,hI.u- Games.

nsres. tHsr ,'hIs,I- Games
The Mstronolltsr Asspcis'ior T.,.s
'ri Fisi Ch,mpinntnlg COMMITTEE 1ss
arranged with the afhrsfs ~ Csitir rats
tnst there snail Ne series ~ dance
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competitions VIII start with the NiniNr
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The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1903-05-30
QUICK ARREST.

j. A. Gulledge of Verbena, Ala,
ives twice in the hospital from a
severe case of piles causing "a tu-
mors. After doctors and all RENE
dies failed, Bucklen's ArDica Salve
quickly arrest edfurther infamma-
ton and cured hin. II conquers
aches and kills pain. Csc at L. j.
Liable druggist
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1903-05-30

Mr.. j. B. Ferran announces to
his customers and the public that
he hes large end complete stock
of first communion goods, every
thing that is needed in that line
he has it.
Albert Tertron, who was at
tending the industrial School at
Lafayette is home on vacation.
Albert will commence Immediate
ly to organize the famous JUNO 7
Base Ball club, of which he was
the captain last season. just as
soon as the other members who
are attending school at the differ
emit Colleges arrive they will 60
right down to practice, and will
soon be ready TO send challenges.