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The evening world., 1903-10-27
SECRET PRACTICE
FOR THE TIGERS
tspoclal to The Eyenlng WORLDLY

PRINCETON. n. j., Oct. 27.-For the
first time his season the Varsity prae-
tised behind closed gates. The secrecy
was due to the proxinity OF the largest
games the Tigers play this year. Sat
urlny Cornell plays here, and the con
test with the Ithacans has always of
late years been regarded as a bts game.
especially since the players from the
Enpiro State succeeded In defeating
Princeton a couple of Seasons go.
The following week the defenders OF
the Orange and Black try conclusions
with Lafayette, who generally prove a
hard proposition for the Tigers to solve.
on Nov. II comes the anal game Of
tle season with Yale, and 4: was In an
tcipltion OF these three anne that the
coaches decided to hold the Practice IN
secrecy in order to try out some new
plays.
From all that could be learned the
afternoons work was very satisfactory.
Barney. the big guard, has fully recOv-
cred from the effects of water on the
knee which was contracted as a resIlt
Of an injury in the Brown game, and
has laid aside his crutchcs and was out
in uniform yesterday. With Dewitt and
Barney at the guards and Short in the
centre Of the line Princeton can now
present one OF the strongest entire trios
on the gridiron to-day. and one able TO
cope w1th any.
The evening world., 1903-10-27
TACKLES
WIENIG TONIGHT

California patrons OF pugll!sm will
nave an opportunity to-nbeht OF Judging
the ability OF Joe MHlett. the much
touted heavyweight OF the Pacific
coast. Millett is scheduled TO meet Al
WieniE, the Buffalo heavy weight, in a
twenty-round bout before the Reliance
a. c.. of Oakland. Cal. and his showing
Will be closely watCaei. as he Is re.
gardcd by many Istlc experts ON the
coast as a likely opponent for Champion
Jim Jefries.
Millett should have no trouble in dis
posing OF Wienlg, who, although he
Isn't in the front ranks, Is one OF Tho
gamest lighters in the business.
FIGHT ON COAST POSTPONED.
The twenty-round bout between Jack
Johnson and Sam Mcvey, the colored
lighters. for the colored heavyweight
championship OF the world, which was
to have been decided before the Cen
tury A. c., OF Los Angeles. Cal, last
night, was postponed until tonight to
enable the club officials to secure a
permit for the contest.
There has been some talk OF the po-
lice preventing the contest.
RYAN MAY MEET ROOT.
Tommy Ryan. who recently a~nnounced
that he was ready to light any man In
The evening world., 1903-10-27
HARVARD PUTS IN
HARD PRACTICE

CAMBRIDGE, Mass. Oct. 1.-THE
first real training which the Harvard
eleven has done for dts coming game
with the "Pennsy" team on Nov. Z was
INDUCED in yesterday by the entire
team. The practice, as usual. was Sc
cret, and will remain so for the re-
mainder of the season, during which
time new formations will be developed.
made in the varsity makeup.
All the players with the exception Of
Nichols, who was injured during the
game on Saturday. were out on the
team the varsity scored three touch
downs in a twenty-minute half, but the
line was still weak In both offensive and
defensive work.
The evening world., 1903-10-27
Especial to The Evening World,

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 2i.-kid Carter
was unable to go on with Fred Cooley
at the Washington Sporting Club last
night owing to an injury received while
training. Cyclone" Kelly. the Cali
fornla boxer. who has been doing good
work in Philadelphia this season, was
secured to a k Carriers place, and he
and Cooley put up a slashing bout for
six rounds. Very little was known
Cooley. and a slim crowd was
at the ring side when time was called.
Cooley showed up In good form and
created a favorable impression, but just
what chance he stood with the hard
hitting kid" from Brooklyn is guess
work.
The show was not up I o the clubs
standard, II last night the prelimin-
aries were one-sided and h spectators
The evening world., 1903-10-27
AOUEDUCT'S Opening DAY
WILL NOT Be FORGOTTEN

Opening day at Aqueduct was very
Interesting. There were lots Of things
bat of the ordinary. First OF all the
erowd inspected the improved course.
but later their attention was dis
kractsd by the remarkable upsets IN
form, q snow squat and a new
method OF starting. All these things
kept the crowd on edge all afternoon.
A strange thing. also, was the APP
pearance OF Lander's band. somewhat
httenuated as to numbers, but capable
OF making a great deal OF tuneful
Duct IL a rarity. hence special men
ton Truly Aqueduct Is swelling out
most pretentiously!
Novelties for OId-Timers.
And. another thing. The starter wac
conveyed to and from the post In a
carriage. More novelty for Apueduct.
Oid-timers rubbed their eyes and could
scarcely believe that this wal the
Aquednct, which started out as @ three
quarter track. n by various stages
has evoluted into one Of a mile and a
quarter, with q hve-furlong chute and
b mile-and-afurlong course with only
one turn.
It was q trying day for the public.
Only one favorite was successful. and
that one came along in the last race,
when favorite players had about ex-
hausted their cash capital. n had
turned to long shots in the hope or
getting even.
Lucky Ones Back cd Atblnnn.
Things started with a dazzle. when
Athlana won al odds Of 100 to /. And
all the afternoon n kept hearing Of
lucky people h had had a ten or
evenly dollar bill on that long shot
Astarita, the ~favorite, was never prom
.aent. o'Neill took her up at the
TART n kept on taking her Up.
Stroller. Divination and Embarrass-
ment. all favorites. went down in quick
succession. Then Hopeful Miss was
served up hot and steaming. and the
tip was spread that she simply could
not lose. But lose she did, and her
hackers Will ave no chance to get
eVen this season, for she was very bad
" cut down in the race.
tonne More ut Juicy Odds.
A 10o-to-1 chance named Scotch
Plume won this race. A 10o-to-1 chance
In Belle Of Belle Meade a second,
and q 30O-to-l chance. oriskany. was
third. Not one OF the choices was in
b money, which speaks Ill Cor the
acumen OF those who play races.
Belle OF Belle Meade. who showed
90 much speed in her last race. was
certainly entitled to consideration. AT
least 20 to l should have been her out
side price.
Julia NJ. saved the day for the talent,
out she only managed to stagger home
2 head In front OF Agnes Brennan. a
30-to-1 chance.
AQueduct has a very promising plant
in hand now. The fve-furlong chute.
rather out OF place in racing two-year-
olds at this season OF the year. will
be q very valuable course at the early
meeting.
Races at this and lesser distances
for t~wo-year-olds have always been
run around a sharp turn. which meant
The evening world., 1903-10-27
COACHING STAFF
MADE UP OF OLD STARS

NEW HAVEN. Conn, Oct. FIN or
der to be fit and on edge for the game
with Columbia Saturday Yale has added
Pa" Corbin n Brink Thorne to her
coaching staff. With the assistance Of
these two veterans n Field Coach
Chadwick n Edgar T. Glass the sons
Of Ell have as formidable an array OF
advisers as any team could work under
The main play INDUCED in yesterday
by the team was ut hammerlng ava at
the defensive work of the varsity line.
Morton, Roraback and Batchelder
were the varsity centre trio in the tirs;
half of the afternoons scrimmage. and
they received a thorough o%verhauling.
The evening world., 1903-10-27
TWO GOOD BOUTS
IN PROVIDENCE
rsnecial to The Evening World,

PROVIDENCE, r. l., Oct. 27.-The
cold snap affected one OF the contest
ants in the main bout At the opening
OF the Brighton :. {. last night. Fred
Jackson, OF Many-.lc. WIS to have met
fIughy CLANCY, the State champion. in
a nfteen-rouad bout.
The scout was on a percentage, and
fuse 10 go on. The crowd offered to
chip in. but in vain.
The preliminary. eight rounds between
Jimmy Malloy, OF Providence, and Kid
Raymond, of P~awtucket, was a slashinR
bout with numerous knockdowns. II
was 4 draw. Sammy Smith was de-
feated in a good siN-rouud bout ~
hid Potter. OF New Bedford.
The evening world., 1903-10-27

That little left hook and that ter
rife right uppercut of young Cor
bett" are going to be worked tonight.
With those same blows which won him
the feather-weight championship 'the
sturdy Rocky Mountain KID will try
in the ring Of the Criterion A. c. to
cause Hughoy Murphy, the clever New
York feather-weight. to lay down his
championship aspirations. The cham
pion will have fifteen rounds In which
to attain his purpose.
Tho distance, some say is too long.
Murphy does not think so. And Muir
ply. it may be said, is not going to
try to rob Arthur Duffy, the champion
sprintcr, OF any of his laurels either.
The evening world., 1903-10-27
COOLEY SHOWED UP
I. WELL AGAINST KELLY
4" Cyclone" Substituted for Kid Garter, Who
Was Kept Out Of Ring by Injury.

y.He in anything blu good humor
when Referee Recap announced that
Carter would not go on.
Kelly made n good substitute, and MS
slam-bang stvle OF hghtinS seemed to
suit the crowd. The bout was full OF
excitement, and for the first three
rounds Cooley was fun of fight and
more than held his own, but in the last
swinging punches and at one time it
looked as II Cooley would take the
count. He recovered, however, and by
good gcncralship he stayed the limit.
The evening world., 1903-10-27

Glass paid special attention to Morton.
while Corbin kept Roraback on the
jump.
The varsity line was hit hard by the
college back field, but held fairly well.
Yale's backs formed a secondary de-
Tense that was absolutely Indispensable.
Time n again the college backs struck
the varsity line with such force as to
get through, and again and again Farm
ar. Mccoy and Mitchell you'd stop that
attack and accomplish what the line
should have done.
The coaches fear the result of Column
bias terrific plunges, and are making
frantic attempts to get the centre of
the line in condition to meet them
should the Morningside men decide TO
hammer away at that portion Of the
line.
The evening world., 1903-10-27
INDIANS HAVE
HOSPITAL LIST
tsneelnl to The Evening WORLDLY

CARLISLE, Pa, Oct, 27-The Indians
held light practice yesterday in prepara-
ton for the game with Harvard Satur-
day. Much attention was given by the
coaches to the ~cripples, with a view to
getting them in shape for tho contest.
Williams, the big full-back, Is still out
OF the game. and so is Capt. Johnson.
oth on account of injured legs.
Jude, at left end. who promises to be
a star place kicker. sprained his leg in
practice and will hardly be in the game.
The Indians will depend for games ON
quarterback runs and trick plays, as
the team 10 very light. Coach Warner
has hope of winning II the team Is In
shape,
The evening world., 1903-10-27

many accidents and interference.
Usually the horses first away were
The winners. The stretch is more than
three funongs in length, the longest
any course boasts of, barring West
chester.
Cnssidy's Method of Starting.
Mr.. Cassidy introduced his w
method OF starting yesterday. He let
the boys line up behind the start and
the starts were n bit ragged, but on
the whole the starts were good, and
VIII be, better in the future.
The idea Is to get the horses away
an excellent plan, and as soon as the
riders catch Mr.. C~assidy's ideas the
starts should be very good. Some
might also be truer The starts were
will be closely watched in the future.
The evening world., 1903-10-27
YOUNG CORBETT" GETS
IN ACTION AGAIN IO-N|GHT

He says he is going to fight all the
way INK make the champion step
some"
Ono thing is that Murphy can hit
hard. He is clever, too. and is likely
to make it very interesting for Cor
bett" before the finish. no matter when
1t does come. 7
He has met the champion before. That
time 1t took the little champion six
hard-fought/ rounds to put. the New
Yorker away.
After it was over Murphy claimed he
was not really fit to fight, that he was
all out of condition and did not do
himself Justice. He asked for this bout,
and "Corbett." always obliging enough
TO give a fellow another chance when
he thinks he has not had enough. gave
IT to him. .
The evening world., 1903-10-27
CRESCEUS WILL
SOON RETIRE

KANSAS CITY. Mo, Oct. s7.-cres-
csus, the wonderful t%rotter. who was
very lucky to escape serious injury in
the train wreck at sapulpa, /. T., will
1rct an exhibition mile at the Kansas
city Driving Clubs matinee next Sat-
arday.
George Ketcham, owner Of Cresceus,
this will be the last time the STALL
ion VIII be asked to break a record. M
ne WfH be shipped 70 Toledo, and there
l4<f he win Be IN tho stud.
with h exception of a few slight
7zn'tea, crsapsua = al right
The evening world., 1903-10-27
MAJOR DELMAR IS.
OUT FOR RECORD
Owner Smathers Has Hopes
that He Will Eclipse Lou
billions 1.58 IL Mark at
Memphis To-Day.

MEMPHIS. Oct. 27.-Now It's IN to
Major Delmar to break Lou DIllon's
trotting record of LES 1-2. The Major,
who now has a mark of 200, will go
after the little mares record here to-
day II the conditions are favorable.
Owner Smnthers and Trainer Alta
believe the Major can at
least beat the two-minute mark, and
have hopes that he Will eclipse the
.bsla performance OF Billings trotting
queen.
The evening world., 1903-10-27
FEATHER BILL" SCARED.

Immediately after the running OF
the second race at Aqueduct yester-
day the stewards, p. ]. Dwyer. Frank
T. Clarke and w s. Vosburgh, took
possession of Father Bill Days Or.
loff. who acted wildly at the post. and
ordered n veterinary to examine the
gelding. Father Bill" was on pins
that as far as he could see there was
nothing wrong.
The evening world., 1903-10-27
CHANCE FOR HALLIDAY.

Bobby Flynn. the little bantam weight
fighter. of Harlem. who defeated Harry
haIner a lew weeks ago, is out with a
challenge to light anybody at lis pounds
in a private fight to a finish for a side
Flynn says he will meet Halliday's
manager at The Evening World office
any time.
The evening world., 1903-10-27
THAT M'GINNITY
WILL REMAIN A GIANT
McGraw Has Business Talk with "Iron Man.
but Won't Tell the Result

Johnny McGraw. manager OF the
Giants. isn't going to lose Joe McGin-
nifty. the great twirler. is he can help
1t. McGraw hunted up McGlnnity on
Sunday and had a talk with him before
he left town. McGraw admitted last
night that he had seen McGinnity. but
refused to state the result OF their con-
The evening world., 1903-10-27
FOOTBALL ELEvEN5,
IN HARD PRACTICE, GET
READY FOR Bic GAMES

CTRENUoUs as have been the days to date for big football elevens. all
the more so will they be from now on. The days of the big games
re here, and that's tho reason.
Up on South Field, Coach Bill Morley, the best coach Columbia ever
saw" a the coLegians sing, is showing his men some new tricks. They
are to be worked in the contest against Yale next Saturday o the Polo
Grounds. The men are recovering from their hard scrimmages with the
University of Pennsylvania eleven, and all are likely to be in line when the
referees whistle sounds the beginning of the game.
Princetons warriors arr preparing for Cornelrs sturdy and fighting
eleven, while up at Cambridge the Harvard eleven is getting ready to take
tho scalps OF the Indians.
The evening world., 1903-10-27

sultation.
1t is almost csrtah, hs~ever. that
McGraw must hive maze the Iron
Man some inducement that will result
in hissabandoning his trip to California
next ear.
McGinnity wants $1,000 increase to
play with the Giants next season. The
chances are he'll get 1t.
The evening world., 1903-10-27
BRESNAHAN DENIES HE HAS
ANY CAUSE TO QUIT GIANTS

TOLEDO. o., Oct. 27.-Roger Bresna-
han. the all-round oallplayer OF the
New York National League team. whose
home Is In this city, emphatically de-
MES the rumor circulated to the effect
that he is dissatihed with the treatment
accorded him bv the officials of the club
and had intended to quiz the team for
The evening world., 1903-10-27
THIS WOULD BE A HIGHT.
PUSHBALL ELECTION DAY.

A game OF pushball between the o'Con-
nells and h st. Ambrose Athletic Club
team of colorod players will be contested
at Yorkvile, Park. Ninetieth street and
Avenue A. election day.
The evening world., 1903-10-27

over.
While ] may quit my connections
with the New York Club" said Bres-
nahan, mo one ever heard me kick
about the treatment ! received from the
New York Club officials. SO far as l
jump the Giants. 1 couldn't IL /
would"
The evening world., 1903-10-27
EvERETTE AFTER MANNING.

Kid Everette, of this city, would Ike
to meet Jim Manning, of Fort Lee, In a
finish fight for 5000 a side. Manning has
a decision over Everette, and Everette
says he would like to wipe out that de-
feat.
The evening world., 1903-10-27

the world ut his weight, will not have
to walt long for a nance. Jack Root,
the light heavyweight fighter Of Chi
cago, would like to get on a bout with
him. and, through his manager. Lou
liouseman, of Chicago. has Issued a
challenge to him. lie lie ready to post
u forfeit to bind n match as soon A.,
Ryan says the word. Ryan and Root
would attrnct n big crowd in Chicago,
as they both have a big following there.
THIS WOULD BE A FIGHT.
Joe Walcott, the welter- weight cham
plon, is willing to hght Joe Cans, the
champion lightweight. J.: the latter will
consent to allow him to weigh In al
40 pounds at 3 p. NJ. on the afternoon
OF the battle. Matchmaker Murray, OF
the Criterion A. C. of Boston. will ofrer
the men a big purse for a nfteen-round
bout II they can come to terms. Cans
mas said he would gladly take on Wal
colt If the latter would not demand TOO
much weight.
The evening world., 1903-10-27
RYAN MAY MEET ROOT.

Tommy Ryan. who recently announced
that he was ready to light any man in
The Opelousas courier., 1903-04-25
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Be Civil and Courteous.

The general superintendent of Nor
gan's Louisiana g. Texas Railroad has
issued the following circular:
New Orleans, La, April 10, 1908.
CIRCULAR No. 10.
To EMPLOYEES:
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The Opelousas courier., 1903-04-25
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The Opelousas courier., 1903-04-25

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