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BASKET BALL.
z. II. c. A. Easily Defeated the Cuth-
berta

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berts.
The basket bah game IN the 7. M. C. A.
gymnasium Saturday night between the
team Of that gymnasium and the Cuthbert
class team was won by the former, by Is
to 8. Although the game was considerably
one-sided, 1t was an interesting contest.
There was little rough playing. as In the
former games. The several teams of the
league have tried to avoid the roughness
that prevailed at the first Of the season.
Craig, James and Garner played the best
game for the Y. M. c. A. team, while Artz
did the best work for the losers, as he made
the only field goal for his team. Following
is the summary: Goals from field. Wash
ington Y. M. c. A., IL: c. A. A., /. Goals
from free toss, Washington Y. M. c. A., 8;
C. c. A. A., g. Goals from field by players,
Garner. 8; James. 3; Bopp. 1; Ellis, 1:
Craig, 3, and Artz. 1. Goals from free toss
by players, Craig. 8. and Kirby. 8.
Umpire - Mr.. Fewkes. Timers - Messrs.
Beckett and Halter. Referee-Mr. Belaski
Scorer-Mr Mitchell. Length OF halves,
twenty minutes. l---
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FIXING THE RULES.
Joint Committee Will Decide on Foul
Strike Bugaboo.

The rules governing base ball as played
by the American. the National and the
minor leagues are soon to be overhauled.
meeting Of the Joint rules committee will
be held in few days In Chicago. The
American League will be represented by
T. J. LOTUS. B. F. Shibe and J. E. Bruce;
the National League by Edward Hanlon,
James A. Hart and Max Fleischmann: the
minor leagues by T. H. Murnane, P. T.
Powers. ]. II. Farrell, NJ. II. Sexton and
James H. O'Rourke. Each Organization
will have a vote
Many suggestions have been made looking
to changes in the rules. The foul strike
rule which was in vogue in the National
League last year viii probably be the most
important point to be considered. The
American League and the minor leagues
are opposed to the rule. The joint commit
tee will consider suggestion which in
wolves the removal of the pitcher from the
batting order entirely. 1t Is set forth that
few pitchers try to bat because of the great
amount Of exertion they have to undergo in
the box, and that It would be well either to
send a substitute to the plate or allow the
eight members OF the team outside Of the
pitcher to do all Of the batting.
Hanlon has plan to limit fielding errors
to wild throws and muffed balls, which will
do away with the scoring of misplays on
fumbles of hard-hit grounders.
Several years ago the rule makers legis-
lated against the big mitt, restricting its
use to the catcher and the first baseman,
at the same time allowing the other feeders
to use smaller mitts of a certain size and
weight. But as the players have learned
to use all kinds of mitts with pockets in
them. SO that 1t Is almost impossible to drop
a ball, the rule makers may be called upon
to legislate again.
Max Flelschmann Of Cincinnati says in
regard to the foul strike rule: IT have
thought the rule over carefully. and be-
lieve have discovered q happy medium
think the present rule should be amended,
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out In two rounds. Terry went into the
ring with all the confidence in the world
that afternoon. Other opponents had backed
found a fighter who game toward him In
stead Of backing away. THIS was enough
to start McGoyern. .aHds when he was
knocked down he new Into a rage. and 1t Is
V1e was afoot or horseback when the bell
Cor the second round eounded. His hatred
for Corbett has naturally grown since, and
he demonstrated at Philadelphia last Mon
day night. while watching the Corbett-
Maynard bout, that he is very apt to lose
his head every time he gets sight OF the
little champion. On that occasion McGov-
Trainer Tuthiu caileaiftAe' referees attef-
ton to this McGovern threatened to strike
him with bottle. =s-.-.
One thing must be said for Corbett; he
is the coolest proposition that ever stepped
into ring, and this win be a great advan-
tage to him when he meets McGovern.
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total vote And it was a gain over his
own previous record, which was In Itself
considered very remarkable.
He made a very gallant fight against
heavy odds. His district Is large very
mountainous. and many parts Of it eI-
tremely hard to reach. The very arduous
campaign. involving two months of travel
over rough mountain roads, has cost him
his life.
As his friend. his companion throughout
both campaigns. I should like to see him
given deserved credit for his indomitable
pluck and surprising success.
The southern republican, who under pres
ent- conditions carries or comes anywhere
near carrying, an election. deserves moro
credit than he 1t at all likely to receive
from his brethren in the north, who are
accustomed to fair election laws. and so
are unable to understand the conditions of
the battle. NJ. X. B.
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General Sporting Notes.

Slave, the colt which defeated Kenilworth
at Oakland on Friday. cost $4,000 as a
yearling. He runs in the name of G. B.
Norris who leased his racing qualities from
]. B. Haggin.
Sir Thomas Upton has definitely decided
that Shamrock III shall be launched on st.
Patrick's day. March II. Captain Wringe
Will command the new challenger.
Automobiles entered for the international
cup race must be American built, flock.
stock and barrel" and the drivers must be
American as we'll. The use Of the slightest
part foreign made would bar the machine.
Al. Weinig. the cyclist-b boxer. thinks he
can whip Philadelphia Jack O'Brien, and
will seek another match with OBrien after
his fights with George Gardiner and Jim
Jefrords, both Of whom Weinig expects to
beat. ga i..-..
The Detroit automobile and sportsmen's
show will open this morning at Detroit and
continue until next Saturday night. On
Friday and Saturday good roads conyen-
tion will be held In that city.
kid" Weller, who makes book for the
Southern Club at Hot Springs. lost for
his hackers $4,000 through Geographic
error on Friday. The race track dispatches
from San Francisco quoted Slave at to 1.
pool room sharpshooters had got In their
work. and Weller's book suffered,
That once useful racing tool. Watkins
tOverton claimed out OF a selling race by
the former jockey Eddie Cassin, was soon
lost through poker game. John Gerdner
winning the colt. Then he was sold to H. 7.
Griffin, who in turn sold the colt to W. O..
Joplin. 1t is declared that the youngster is
q sulker. r.......-
Many valuable stakes. including the me-
tropolitan handicap, with $4,000 added, to
be run at the Morris Park spring meeting.
will close today with H. G. Crickmore In
New York. Events for the autumn meeting
will also close tomorrow, but there will be
supplementary entries to these latter stakes
on August Is.
Jockey Coburn, who was indefinitely sus-
pended by the California Jockey Club two
months ago, has been assured by the racing
officials of the Pacific coast that the ban
against him would be lifted the latter part
best rider of the middle west last season.
He will renew his contract with George c..
Bennett, the bookmaker. when he receives
his license. 81
Hughey McGovern made Todo Moran quit
last Saturday night in the fifth round OF
their bout before the National Athletic
Club Philadelphia. Moran deliberately went
to the floor to avoid punishment, and was at
once disqualified by Referee Recap. Nc
Govern was in splendid condition. and
fought like a little champion. He would
have stopped Moran even II the latter had
not been disqualified.
It has been reported that the Constitution
was to have a suit of sails made by Ratsey,
the English sailmaker, who now has loft
at City Island. Mr.. August Belmont, who
is the managing owner of the yacht, when
seen recently, denied emphatically that this
was so. 1.-THE yacht will have suit OF
American SAILS" he said. These sails have
been made by Herreshoff, and 1t Is said are
all ready for the yacht.
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CoRBETT's GOODNESS.
Will Have the Best Of McGovern ON
This Account.

One reason for believing that Young Cor
bett win score another victory over Terry
McGovern. II they ever meet, Ii that the
very sight OF the present champion throws
the Brooklyn wonder into rage. It should
be needless to say that Corbett win have
to be at his best to accomplish the feat of
again whipping Terry. but he Will unques-
tiOnabiy have the advantage, because he
will be cool. while Terry. who is naturally
excitabie, Will be up in the air from the
time he enters the ring until ne leaves It.
Corbett has also based much of his con-
fidenee on the fact that he can start the
wheels to turning In McGovern's head any
time he meets him. He did this on the oc-
with the result that he knocked Mc0oyern
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-wo Knights Defense.

Comments from the North American)
(a) The Morphy style. 1t Is the only possible way
to carry a lively attack.
(b) Black could move K-Q2. In response to which
White continues with QKtxQP. and defense an
(c) The move KKt-K6ch looks very potent, but
Black replies with K-B, allowing the dis CHI,
Morphy's move Is much finer and better.
ID Better Is K-Q2. Black didn't see that
through the sacrifice Morphy had cut of the ac-
ton Of the Black queen, and that now the smoth.
cred mate became possible the play made.
(e) The famous "Philldor's Legacy mate whfch
Is brought about by sacrificing queen.
The following forceful win Is by Mr..
Helms chess editor of the Brooklyn Eagle
against Mr.. J. H. Longacre, Philadelphia
in correspondence chess:
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Ponziani Opening.
Mr.. Moody Of North Carolina.
70 the Editor of The Evening Star:

In last Fridays issue of The Evening Star
short biographical sketch of Representa-
tive James NJ. Moody Of North Carolina fol-
lowed the notice Of his death. In the main
1t was, of course, accurate, but there was
an error which seemed to me unfortunate
It stated that Major Moody was elected to
the Fifty-seventh Congress from the ninth
North Carolina district by vote of 49,
against 1880 for w. T. Crawford demo
craft. That Is correct. but 1t was also stat
ed that when another district was added
to the state representation, his district be-
came the tenth. and was thought to be
surely republican. and" that he was beaten
last fall for the Fifty-eishth Congress by
J. M. Gudger. jr.. By q majority OF few
hundred This OF course leaves the Inn
precision that he had lost strength In his
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Residence Damaged by Fire.

The home Of Silas Budd, 1641 9Th street
northwest, was badly damaged by fire last
night about 1880 o'clock. An oil stove ex-
ploded and caused the blaze, and the mr.
department was called to the house By tn
sounding OF an alarm. and succeeded in ex-
tinr,,ishinr the flames. The damage
amounted to about $500. The property was
Insured About midnight a second h'arm
of fire was turned in because Of b.aze u:
the same house. This time only about $lO
damage resulted
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-02-09
BOWLING.
Business Men Scored Easy Victory
Over Takoma Park,

There was a District Bowling League
match at the South Washington Business
Mems Club Friday night. In which the
home team won three games without effort
from the Takoma Park boys. The home
club bowled one Of Its best series Of the
year. twice getting strings that exceeded
900. The entire team made good averages
Capt. Bishop himself going into the game
in Lands place, who was unavoidably alb
sent. and bowling in excellent shape.
among other good plays getting the 6-7-1O
spare. The result Of the match was ex-
pected on account Of the continued door
showing Of the Takomas, and the only Tea
ture OF interest was the excellent work Of
the Business Men.
The scores follow:
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Book Of the Royal Blue.

The annual Book of the Royal Blue
issued by the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Company. contains an interesting story Of
the John Brown insurrection at Harpers
Ferry, with number of illustrations OF his
toric incidents and places, as well as OF
persons who were prominent in that his
tory making period.
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N1NVVeb VI
fa) Probably the best move in declining the prof.
fered. ~ f
~ The alternative capture, KtxP continued by
ktxKt KtxKt; 9Q-Kt3, leaves White with i
good game. $500 -
(c) The advance of this pawn or of its companions
Is not to be commended. Black should aim to
Castle Q. Here Q-Kt3 might well have been
played: then should White have castIed.
(d Unintelligible, unless to be followed promptly
by P-Qkt4 and the deployment Of the OBJ.
le) Generally Blacks K may be permitted to stay
where It 49, but here there is something in favor
move should have been II Kt-K5.
~ Continuing the crippling check at Rs. Whites
position Is now rich in opportunities Of attack
IA RxQ, P RxBP 1.-THE latter preferably is feas-
ibe.
(g) White mates prettly in four moves or wins
the Q.
Mr.. Richhelm of the Philadelphia North
American has found and publishes this
week fugitive game of Morphy's not in
cluded In the collected games. It was play
ed during his stay In Paris:
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Best Golf Score at Pinehurst.

The best golf score by an amateur this
season at Pinehurst N. c., was made Satur-
day by E. A. Freeman Of the Montclair
Golf Club OF Montclair, N. J. He did the
eighteen holes in II strokes, while playing
in a four-ball match. The record for the
course is 70. made by G. H. Bartlett, and
equaled by ]. G. Thorpe. Freemans score
was:
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Queens Gambit.

II Black had played 20 49,, K-Q (his best)
White would follow with q Kt-Kt5 mot QxBch)
QxQ; % Kt-B6ch. because % 49,, K-Q2; % XIX
Q. R-K. and win In all variations
A little scrap at the local club both
players without sight of the board
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-02-09
Addition to Charity Fund.

The Evening Star acknowledges receipt Of
81 contributed by IS. M" to be added to
the fund OF the Associated Charities
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-02-09
French Defense.

An example of the Gledhill attack in the
French defense: 80 WIZ
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IotaIs.. ...W 10 BIO I Totals. II Il 697
The standing of the clubs follows:
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Gine iiberrafhenDe yrpbe.

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iih iOfort uno bat felt IA Wonater
telnen Infau mebr eebabt." electric
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Wierenbeibmeroen. Man made Ell
men Beriud}. seur so Gents Bel
S. &alteDer & Sobn uno MoDlpI
DreiB. IDotbefer.
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gu niel 2ferste!

neberproouftiunen auf drstli1em
@ebiete biloete oas 2eitmptip Der
Gerbanblunaen auf bem gunpent Der
Mmerican Meoical Niiociation in Seem
Orleans. @dbreno unler 2anb idbr>
lih ettpa 2500 neue Qerate braubt,
um ben Nbaane dlterer Nerste su err
iebeu, laiien Die unadblieen Mleoieal
Colleges Sabr elm Sabr aus ibrer
10000 biz 12,500 auf Die leioenoe
Mtenihbeit lDs.
ueber Die tpiiieniboftliben uno
mirtblhaftliben sSoleen oieies efla-
tanten WfiBberbaltniiies spilhen In=
eebot rno 9aahfraee elm meiteres
Wort su perlierer, pdre nublos.
Dem Weiterumiihareifen oes unfuea
fDnnte oaourb @inbalt eeifeben, oaf
bic 8abl Der Webical Colleges in ben
Ser. Staaten auf 25 Doer 80 be-
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Die Nufnabmepriifunge 81 ben drst=
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TO THE PUBLIC.

Theweekly issue Of the FREIE
PREssE FUER TExAs has po-
sltively the largest circulation
Of all German papers published
IN the State Of Texas.
1t has over 400 established
agencies in the State, is mailed
to fully 700 post-offices, and has
an extended circulation in Mexi-
co, in the Indian Territory, and
in Oklahoma.
1t >circulates from Galveston
to Denison, from Marshall to Ell
Paso and of course mainly in
the thickly populated central
and southwestern parts Of the
state.
Two travelling men and our
very active local agents are con
tinuously adding new sub
scribers to the lists.
In consideration of these facts
the FREE PREssE FUER TEXAS
claims to be the best adver-
tising medium in the State OF
Texas, where it is the object to
reach the German reading po-
pulation.
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san Mntoaio, Mitwo6 ben 20. Mai 1903.

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feben, Sntel!"
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mimi mir bas Mdbel gut in 49t."
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Nm 0as Ynblitunl.

9ie nSreie Breiie" bat uber 400
etablirte Ggenturen in @taate, tpirb
an iiber 700 Goituffieen nerlanot, uno
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9as 8pbrem pierfamtiaer sDher.

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Sell bersuiteqen, in melber elm ee=
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lheinlihfeit oieles Brpce1les speifel=
baft, 10 iit es oem Nuae oes Suihau=
ers nod unbeereifliher, mie ourb
lbeinbar reguldre 9iptation zines
Bobrers Elm nierediges 2ob entite=
ben fann, uno bod 1T benz 10. Nuf
tpelbe @ebiete Der eelammten Sn=
ouitrie iid oieie grfinouna. Die pobl
5u ben berporragenoiten auf Dem @es
biele Der mooernen gebnit eerebnet
meroen oarf, init grfolg nod aus
oebnen miro, bleibt nur cine furae
Srage Der Belt. 60 tpuroen Spe=
cialmaidinen fiir Solsbobruneen
cDnitruirt, ferner tpurbe nerlubt, oas
HrDblem AUDI bel @eiteinsbobruns
gen ansumenoen, lotpie AUDI bel bem
aaaemeinen Sbiffs= uno @iIenbabnz
bau praftiib gu peruertben, tpp=
bel man au ben beiten Gelultaten Qes
fDmnen lit.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-05-20

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Seines @ebdd, &affees SUDDEN uno
Wiener @ebdf etc. Die feinlten
,ganbies" in San Mntpuip.
gsagmer's, 508 Oft Souitpn Str
&ommt u. beieht @uh Die Nuspabl.