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LOTS. LOTS. LOTS.
500 each-Two short blocks from car line and
men county road; &c fare Oakland
and Berkeley
SGJ0-Cottage Of 4 rooms; corner lot, 5Ox1OO
all fenced; blocks from car line; near
school and church; terms $50 cash, ball
ance 81 90 per month; very cheap. Glitch
Sl200-Cottage Of + rooms. pantry. closets, etc. /;
lot lQUN25O all fenced large 2-story barn,
good well and pump; l block from car
line; terms If desired; fine chicken ranch.
S16OO-Neat new cottage Of 5 rooms and bath;
all modern; lot 4Ox115; y block from cleo
trio cars.
$1700-Cottage Of rooms and bath; all fur
nished, large veranda, high basement let
5O1l4l; fine well. windmill and tank 2
story barn: blocks from electric cars; a
sacrifice; owner is going to Europe.
S19oO-Splendid cottage Of rooms; all mod
ern. high basement; situated on Fruitvale
ave, ! block from Fruitvale station
terms SlO0 cash. balance same as rent.
stock and fixtures; lot 90x176. in bearing
orchard; chicken and pigeon houses; on
macad5 mized street: thrifty location; all
for Sl400; also adjoining cottage of 4
rooms and bath, hard finished, lot 50x176
for $1G60.
S2300-AImost new cottage of rooms and
bath: corner lot. T1x125: l block from
FrUtvale station; terms if desired.
II. BARKMEYER,
1906 Fritvale ave, Fruitvale Cal
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OAKLAND ADVERTISEMENTS
OFFICE, 111s BROADWAY.

OAKLAND REAL ESTATE.
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MUST BE SOLD

So, 650-Fine 2-story house, rooms and bath !;
sunny corner lot; accessible to every
convenience; cost $4,000.
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J. Y. MATTESON
NANItNa ie ave, near E 18th st Fruitvale. Cal.
Phone Brook 295.
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HOLCOMB BREED & BANCROFT QNC.),
1000 BROADWAY. OAKLAND.
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MONEY TO LoAN-COnt,nuea.

STAR Loan Co. OF Wyoming loans money to
salaried employees. R.311. Mutual Saw. Bk bid
CASH loaned salaried people on notes wIthoY
indorser. MORRELL 500 Examiner Bldg.
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~--~~o-0~o~~~~~~70~~~-0o
HOLCOMB. BREED & BANCROFT QNC.),
1000 BROADWAY. OAKLAND.
BANK PROPERTIES. EASY TERMS.
Low PRICES.
Sl,s5O-Neat bungalow COTTAGE 9 rooms. bath,
etc; barn; driveway; lot 81 :6xl25 $3.50
cash, balance easy.
50. O0O-Nearly cottage. / u story, G
rooms, bath; every modern conveniepce,
very neat; sunny; close TO broad gAuge
local schools. etc. an exceptional bar
GAIN easy terms
-0142
So 0OO-Cost to duplicate. S250O the neatest
large epton hail. Of ar rhs Esf tntnF ga
and electric lighting; open plumbing; the
dining-room a special feature; large
bathroom with the latest finish; high
basement. etc, etc. lot 40x124; street
work complete; marine view and good
surroundings; small payment down, bal
anoe easy monthly payments.
So 000-On Piedmont ave, near Moss; homa
rooms, BATH modern; fine condition
lot 40x125 terms.
-0133-
sS'25o-Howe St, near Moss ave; house 6
large rooms. bath, etc; strictly modern;
4oNl9o; terms TO suit.
81 000-Wasworth ave, near Moss; house IL
rooms; modern; barn. driveway, flowers,
lawn, etc; fine view; good surroundings;
lot 35xl26; terms 20 suit.
-O12S-
81, 150-Adeline St, near Fourteenth; house, s
rooms; modern; fine lawn. flowers etc
lot 5SXl2T; close to local trains, schools,
etc; easy terms.
Oils
Ss.5O0-Elegant property, corner on Fourteenth
St; house of - rooms; modern; indi-
Vidual water supply on premises; proper
~ includes besides the home ground .
fine lots for flats. which will make a
fine investment: offer wanted; further
particulars at office
$40. 000-Original cost SIG. 600: an elegant home
on Durant St, near Franklin; IA rooms;
lot 75XlOO; must be seen TO appreciate
value.
-Of40-
NOTICE-THE ABOVE PROPERTIES ARE
GOOD VALUES; OWNERS WISH TO SELL:
OFFERS MADE ON SAME WILL BE SUB
MITTED. TERMS. SMALL CASH PAY
MENT. BALANCE BANK MORTGAGE
FIRST COME, FIRST SERVED.
HOLCONB, BREED & BANCROFT
1850 BROADWAY, OAKLAND
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BARGAINS IN HOMES.

BARGAINS IN HOMES.
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Sl,350-Neat bungalow cottage; rooms bath
etc; barn; driveway; lot 32:6xl25; $3.50
cash. balance easy.
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DON'T BE TOO LATE FOR THIS.

81, 5O0-Magnifcent two and a half story res
idence. 9 large rooms, with every de-
sirable feature of q fine home; auto
matte gas sparks, inlaid floors, furnace
and frescoed ceilings blocks of post
office; fine terraced lot; terms can be
arranged
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J. V. MATTESON.
Fruitvale ave. near E. 14th St.
FrJitvale Cal.
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sit, ,.is $50. :. isNset.i.;. a'"usEs.
GROOM cottage. furnished. Apply first house
on Fremont ave, off East Fourteenth st.
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WE HAVE SUMNER ALL WINTER LONG
N FRCITNALE; A DELIGHTFUL RE
IKEAI FROM THE BUSY CITY. AND A
PERFECT HOME PLACE WHERE FOGS
AND WINDS SELDOM VISIT
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$1750-Neat little home; handy to cars and
school, house has 3 rooms and bath;
large lot 45x150: stable.
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A RARE PRoPERTY.

S15, OOO-worth 500. 900; nearly 3 acres. in the
heart Of a large city; a beautiful home
on dhe heights, containing u rooms
surrounded by beautiful shrubbery and
fruit trees; all modern conveniences;
marine view; situated in the choicest
location and on line; VIII sacrifice
for a quick sale grand investment. How
many such properties can you find to-
day in Oakland? Think over this lit
tie.
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BANK PROPERTIES. EASY TERMS.
LOW PRICES.
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RlFLEMeN SHOOT
FOR NATIONAL PRIZE
Cracks Of the Militia from Several
States Begin Big Two.
Day Match.

SEA GIRT, n. j., Sept. s.-The twelve
most expert rinemen that the National
Guards OF Vermont, Massachusetts,.
Rhode Island. Pennsylvania. New York,
New Jersey. Maryland, Georgia and
Ohio, and the District OF Columbia, the
U. 8. Navy Marine Corps, and the cav
airy and infantry branches of the u.
s. Army have been able to produce.
competed here to-day In a great team
military rife match. which will mo- be
concluded until late tomorrow.
1t Is the national match for a trophy
and cash prizes provided by act OF Con-
gress. The distances are 200, 500. 600. 800,
900 and 1000 yards, ten shots by each
competitor at each range.
The United States service rifles ana
cas- bines and the service cartridges
manufactured and issued by the
Ordnance Department are being used
The firing to-day was over the 200, 9N
and 600 yard ranges. while tomorrow
the 500. 800 and 1000 yard ranges VIII be
covered.
The conditions for the match were
framed nv the National Boasd for the
Promotion of Rifle Practice, appointed
by the Secretary OF War.
Onccrs OF the army n National
Guardsmen OF prominence are amohs
the unprecedentedly large throng o.
spectators closely following tho progress
OF the, competition. All other large,
work has been suspended, and more
interest in the match is manifested tnaI
on any prevlous occasion In the nistor,
~ the Sea Girt range. -,
Although the day opened cloudy an'
lamp the conditions for firing were en-
tirely satisfactory.
tae National trophy was, for the mos
OF the time. in a drizzling rain. New
Jersey led at this stage with a team
total OF 6lO out of a possible 0W.
The evening world., 1903-09-08
MAY Be A BIG
UMPIRE FAMINE
The Post Season Games Will
Seriously Tax the Supply of
Men Competent to Call Balls
and Strikes in Big Contests.

There may be an umpire famine at
the end of the championship season IN
the National and American leagues.
In all games in which National ana
American League clubs are to clash a
double umpire system Is demanded one
umpire from each league, with Two
umpires to a game there are not enough
umpires to go around, inasmuch as
tombstone and Sheridan are sought by
several different clubs for the same
dates.
If tombstone Is unable TO umpire In
the Ohio championship series. 1t is Man
aser B%ancroft's Intention to secure
The umpires will be paid at the
rate OF $500 a month for the special
games.
The evening world., 1903-09-08
RACING IN CALIFORNIA.

There Will be plenty Of racing in Call
Sornia this winter. Besides the long
meeting IN San francisco, racing viii oe
held at the Los Angeles track from Dec.
= 10 March 25-three months. The meet
Ing win be held at Ascot Park. on the
outskirts of the city. The track is a
mile In circumference, with a seven-fur'
long chute which has but one turn.
There Will be one purse a day OF $3.50
for the poorer class of horses, and Ia
Ho4iefs viii range from $500 to $500, Tbs
zI4kealuiH range from sl.s0o 70 $1,000
ne rf4nd stand IS to De larger thar
Lit q tfhglesi0e- fle track wnl be II
s.nass Tor cpenlng on Dec, 4. II neces
sesca street car lines run 10 tn
- e. III fFsnq stand
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LEE %TANNEHILL'S GAME.

Lee Tannehill has been surprising
everybody Of late the way he has been
playing ball. He has been hitting fairly
vel and has beer fielding better than
at any previous TIME OF the year.
Whether he is just getting started ~
this is a spurt at the end of the season
is hard to tell, but II tl'is kind of play
ing lad come a bit earlier in the sea
son 1t probably would have netted bet.
ter results for President Comlskey. and,
incidentally. for himself when next sea,
sor is talked owe between them.
The evening world., 1903-09-08
INVADERS PLAY
A CLOSE GAME
Deering Puzzles the BostonS in
Game ION the HiIF' and New
Workers Fail to Solve Dineen's
Curves.
ORDER.

Special to The Evening worid)5
AMERICAN LEAGUE PARK. NEW
YORK, Sept. s.-When Clark Gritfith's
Invaders and Jimmy Collins t&st col
lection OF ball-players from Boston
came on the field this afternoon to
engage in their third and Anal game of
the series they were confronted with
the sort OF weather which was more
suitable to football. Dark. rdiN-lGden
clouds lowered low. and 1t looked as II
they would open up At any moment.
Then there was a stiff breeze blow
ing in from the direction OF the Hudson
River which made it very uncom-
Portable.
The players wore sweaters so as to
keep them from catching cold in their
SALARY wings" This was the last time
this season the teams are to play IN
this city.
Griffith was in a quandary who he
would put in TO do the twirling. First
ne decided on peerinE; then he picked
himself to do the trick. but after, Al
ON Deering again. Dineen was called
on to do the t~wirling for the, visitors.
indulge In a double-header tomorrow.
the first game beginning at ? p. NJ
First Inning.
Doarhcrtv lifted the bail to Elberfeld.
TuItz gathered in O'Brten's little fly.
lSultz also got Chick Stahfs ny NO
runs.
Keller sent a grounder 10 Parent ana
vas retired. Camel sent up n high one
to Ferris. No runs.
second inning
Freeman fled out to Elberfeld. Par
zut Me aufa1N 1lnnp the third p,lse line
and went 10 second on La Chances free
PASS TO first. Ferris s,nt a grnundor ia
Mberfela, Who Sterpetdh .r oh bv s' onIck
throw To Camel succeeded in doubling
Iup Ferris. No runs, ,.
Elberfeld was disposed OF on ms
lr,under nv O'Rrien and L~achance, VIII
ms was fooled by D!neen's curves
tnumph"rty made a pretty running catch
If Davis's foul fly. No runs
Third Inning.
corrov and Camel took care o
,syar's yrnundcr. Dineen's hunt ny
was neatly ,oken by DeG ,o r &.I nn" ms an
nerlshed NJ first. NO runs
'Fnltz TANNED. Bcville was thrown ou'
! lnt first by Ferris. Dncrhrg struck OUT
lNo u
Fourth Inning.
o,Brien walked. but was forced at sec
lond on Stahl's bunt to DeerinE. free
Imam was retired by talHel anu Doe4 no
Parent sent a ny 10 FultZ. NO runs.
Il Freeman made 4 great running eatC.
of Conroy's ny, Kceler was heided GU
" al Grsi nv OtBrlen. Camel lifted IA sky
% scraper which Freeman grabbed y
runs,
IL Firth Inning.
Lachance drove a low fy to keelei
4 Ferris went out, Elberfeld to Game
RI Criger was thrown out at nrst ny EInel
), field. No runF. "
Eiherfeld's sonrer went to Freeman
DV' Will inns foul-fied to Criger. Davis WI
a VICTIM. Dlnecn to La Chance. NO run
y, sixth Inning.
Davis got II put-Out on Dincen's SIX,
~. scraper. DOughcrty was out, Elberfe
~ to CAMEL. O'Brien sent his team
ri tho field With a bounder TO William
he No runs.
second TO frat was the way Fultz w
The evening world., 1903-09-08
NEW PIRATE PLAYERS.

Now that Joe Marshall and pitcher
Phster have signed contracts with the
Pittsbnrg CLUB, a little speculation may
not be amiss. Both are good players
Marshall is a natural batter, but only
Of the slugger order. Phstcr is a good
southpaw. but on the coast has never
shown Pittsourg class. With the splen-
did team now working for Barney Drey-
fuss the newcomers Will have a chance
TO learn n lot about baseball, but the
prospects are they will not get much
chance To show their worth this fall.
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National League standing.
ST. LOUIS FINISHES.
1sneclal To The Evening wOrld)

KINLOCH PARK, ST. LOUIS, SEPT
s-FoIlowing are the results OF me
races scheduled to be run mere inns
afternoon:
First Race-Six and a hair furlongs,.
won Inv Eliza Cook, 3 TO ! and even;
Alsare,ta. 2 to | place. was second ana
tiSanor Howard third. Tim"-l'j0
Second Race-Five and one.half fur;
lonrs-Won by Lady Fonso, 10 to ! ana
a 10 /; Spencerian, 6 TO l, was secoha'
Carddona was third Timc-lS'
Third Race-one mile.a1Won ny hiru a.
. was second. Class Leader was thlra'
rime-l.bl Ii,
The evening world., 1903-09-08
JUMPER SWEENEY
HAS GONE BACK

record for the high jump, 6 feet 5b-S
inches. has evidently M back as a
high jumper. AT the Caledonian games
Sweeney couldn't jump any higher than
8 feet 8 inches. for which ne vas
awarded third prize. William Marsh.
of Boston. won first prize with a jump
OF . feet . inches. Heretofore Sweeney
has been considered unbeatable in this
branch OF athletics.
The evening world., 1903-09-08
WINNERS AT CHICAGO.
lsnsnlnl 10 rhc EHcnlng worldN

HARLEM RACE TRACK. CHlCAGO,
SIT SL|i'rhc races scheduled to. he run
here this afternoon resulted as r1l'"w WIS.,.
~ won law comrades. a. to | and Y
To- i: Ouden. 4 to /. y second b'i'
walters was third. Tlm'~A S-S.
second Rnce-S'x and one-half FUR,
Iongs-Won by Last Knight. I to , ana
& TO 3; Marshall Sea, 2 to | for place
was second; James :. Corbett was third.
Timc-l.2l 10,
Third Rale-One mile and seventy
w rds.-Won by Ways, : to . and ! to ?
Gallant. 1 To =. was second, the Dor
was third. Time-l.4i.
The evening world., 1903-09-08
CORBETT WORKING
HIS WAY EAST

DETROIT. Sept. Slim Corbett is
due here to-day from st. Louis to
begin a vaudeville engagement. From
here Corbett will go to Chicago and
appear for a week at the Masonic Roof
Garten.
Corbett says he is in fine shape. and
he looks 1t. He says he's through with
the lighting game. "Jefrrles? Oh. he's
n wonder" Is the way the ex-cham-
pion puts 1t.
Cor6ett says he will be In New York
within two weeks.
The evening world., 1903-09-08

1t began to look like Carter breezing
home on the bit. head swinging. But
1t was not to be.
HIS wllk "Kldlets'' Charley Mccoy
got. into the game at this Juncture, shot
a few drops Of humble nine into his
charge and sent him not-foot on the
warpath for fair.
And he caught his prey In the south
yer a right on the jaw that shook the
Ing supports and touched Carriers
kilees to the canvas He was barely
down when he charged in again. And
again that right connected. and this
Time the ropes saved the day. The
tSrOoklynite was distressed. Diving in.
he clinched and. breaking away. was III
and cllnched again; y still again. -.
Keep away, Kid; keep away
yelled his ~henchnen.
The kid tried TO follow this advice
and. needing 1t. nearly met ms doom.
Backing out OF a clinch. he staggered
and threw up his right arm.
Crash!
The Gamest of the Game.
Ruhlin's mighty left sank into TIL,
KIDS" right ribs. With a thud, dow
he went, clutching wildly at mis- side
gasping for breath. hurt. fearfully hurt
but still cropping gamely to rise.
Ana rise he did, weak. but rame anC
stubborn: struggling to his feet to dasf
oliHdiy to a desperate clinch.. And a!
he clinched the welcome cry Of the CONS
wclled across the ring.
And that vas really The last of tn
hight. There vas another round. but !
was m Carter came UP wonderful!
strong, Rubin seemed weak. over
cautious and nightly pleased that m
was so near being on the big rattle
back to the bright lights of Broadwa.
and the peaceful quiet of Dyker Height
golf links.
1t was all over except the counting up
The evening world., 1903-09-08
RELIANCE %DISMANTLED.

The Reliance is now at City Island,
and is being rapidly put into shape to
go INTO winter quarters. The sails have
been stored and the spars are being
taken out. The yacht will be generally
dismantled and will then be hauled gu
and put in a permanent berth at the
Jacob yard with the Columbia.
The evening world., 1903-09-08
SIugger Had Better Of Going Except
in Fifth Round When Akron Giant Gut
Loose and Put Him Down..
BY KNOCKOUT.
tspecl.I . IN. Evening worId.l

TWTT = ~ -T" "T
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. S-Quakertown's pugiHstic humdrum Of tea par
ties suddenly flashed into the nmeight of Tfstana last night with six
bloody terrific sessions If neavy artillery warfare that made the storming
OF the gates OF Pekn look like a bargain-counter rush n Willie Counter
Jumpers ribbon domains al a New York department store.
Gus Rubin. ponderous, massive uRe-muscle Swede. numbering across
the sixteen feet of esined canvas battlefield of the Washington Sporting
Club. snapped a batterngram collection of swift M sudden death with
ma clean-limbed marvel of Sir Knuckledusters, Eddie CKidD Carter, gen.
tleman of The p U G fraternity OF Brooklyn.
The evening world., 1903-09-08
BRlDGEP0RTS IN H0BoKEN.

The Hoboken team. which gave the
Jersey city nine such a hard tussle
last Sunday. will play the bridgeport
team at the st. Georgs cricket GROUNDS
on Sunday. The Brtdgeports nave ne
c,ires three now players and feel GER
tain they will peat the Jerseymen.
The evening world., 1903-09-08
KRAMER THE CHAMPION.

Frank Kramer is now the champion
c~yclIs, for the season of 1903. havins
won the title from Ivor Lawson. kra-
mer wound up with a score of 81 polnts
~ his opponents so, taking the ieaa py
winning the tNo-mile race In a sehsa
tional finish.
The evening world., 1903-09-08
THOUGHT ! HAD
HIM, SAYS RUHLlN.
BY GUS RUHLIN.

Carter Is a dangerous man. He
managed to keep out OF my way dur
ng the early rounds. ! caught up
with him, however, and In the ntth
| thought | had him. II the night
mad gone a round or two more l
would have put him out to a Ger
talnty, and had the referee been al
lowed to give a decision on the elk
rounds fought he could not have
helped giving It to me,
The evening world., 1903-09-08
ON NIXON FILLY BRINGS %, 100

woodford Clay paid sSlCO for a year.
,rv Ally by Sir DiNon-La Colonia at
The sheepshead Bay sale. this being
ono fof the three youngsters to fetch
=, 900 or better. l., v. Bell paid $1,000
{Gnp n son OF imp. Esher-rhe JeweAs.
and 8. ]. Smith got a colt Dy Fiam-
b~eau-adaid OF Albion for si'Vo@
The evening world., 1903-09-08
mm SPORTING NEWS SPECIALLY REPORTED FOR THE EVENING '
CARTER THINKS HE
CAN BEAT RUHlN.
BY "KIDu

Despite the big difference in weight
I think I can whip Rubin at any
time inside of twenty rounds. I had
him going several times in the short
night and could have gone oil in
definitely. l was perfectly fresh at
the finish. while he was blowing
hard. / did all of the work and
would have got the decision surely
IL the law had allowed the referee
to say what he thought.
The evening world., 1903-09-08
KID" CRITIC BEAT
BELF|ELO WALC0TT

BROCKTON. Mass, Sept. S.-Local
followers of the pugil!stic game saw a
good fight here last night. kid" Critic,
OF New York. and Belield Walcott, OF
Boston, were the principals. The New
Yorker won In the twelfth round.
Critic had the upper hand from the
start and never lost his advantage
Walcott put up a good defense, but
Critic was too good for him and VOL
all the way.
The evening world., 1903-09-08
o.,op IN. L., Wins First Game.


Especial TO The Evening World)
BOSTON. Sept. S.-The first game OF
the duuble-hender PLAYED, here toIHay
bet ween tho Boston Phiiadelphia M
tory FOR Boston by the following score'
wy Il II. q,
philadelphia. .o0Ooo o % 9 1
pnston ..., o O o l 0 0 / u U :
The evening world., 1903-09-08
BASEBALL IN ST.. LOUIS.

Stanley Robson says he does not
know how the baseball teams are going
to be looked after next year In st.
Louis. Several times rhis summer there
have been attempts made to arrange
for IA private building that can be used
by all the clubs that come to the
world's-fair city during the summer.
Robson Is trying to arrange a game
with the Cleveland team for the Cardi'
mas. Said he: =,
'My brother and ! used to wi the ole
Cleveland team, and l think we VII
draw we'll down there now
Baseball, Polo Grounds, to-day, 4
ID AZ pronkIyn We Ney, YORK. Adm. Soc. e.
The evening world., 1903-09-08

retired. Beville n 1elded at nrst by
Parent. Deering wal called out on
strikes. No ans
seventh Inning.
Stahl struck out Freeman also
AIMED Parent flied to FultZ. No runs.
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Observation-Disclosures a. ]
Game Postponed.

fSpcrinl 10 The evening WoTId'I
PHILADELPHIA. Sept. S.-Rain, pre-,
vented the game scheduled TO be, piayed
here to-day between the WashlnGton
and Philadelphia American leakue
teams.
The evening world., 1903-09-08
Sporting.
COMFY ISLAND JoCKEYCLUB

Aug 20 N 10 Sept. Il. 80 +. Il. RAN Nor or shine.
9th DAY s saFrhi s oPS,t Races,
Leave East 3tth 81 II a p yl1 + ! RI, &.
I lioa' Hi '5-i0' 30. 3iO. Take ferry fool
WvEitc&sSSiinr f ,5Ya,5S 1oa;nd i A " N" ss end .t ,he s4aSs.
iysii' Win brooklyn Heights Trolley direct to
irack. F&rs 10 cents, ASimP nfua. comm ~ %0 tI aiisas
nroakIyn Randi Transit. from Brooklyn Bridge
II ". stdej, bridge trains via klnKs County
md BriEhton Beach Road. also FIatbush Ave.
surface line via Brighton beach. Road, every 10
minutes. From Bn0adwuy, Williamsburg, taks
GRAND STAND. o. FIELD STAND. t.
The evening world., 1903-09-08
SHEEPSHEAD BAY ENTRIES.

RACE TRACK, SHEEPSHEAD Bay,
sent S.-The entries fcr to-morrow's
races are as follows
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Baseball, Polo Grounds, to-day,
p. NJ. Brooklyn VS.. New York. Adm. Soc. =
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Rcfore the Slaughter.

Climbing into the arena mid the
cheers Of their partisans, OF VINO"
Carter seemed to ave the major por-
ton. they pulled on their war toys
the same being hve-ounce mauiers-
shufhed their feet Into the resin ano
smiled their greetings at Jack Mum
roe. which same worthy was introduced
from the canvas.
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ring side from the wave-lapped shores
of Boardwalk Town. Atlantic city
bandle the guns behind the breast
n,orLs of the Rubin Notifications
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The CALVARY Presbyterian church GA
Eighteenth street. VIII hold SPECIAL ser
vices IL the evening 4: "a Special uss-te
has been prepared and The subsec, 81 Rev
aicconnevs discourse win De The Birth
Of Christ"