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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-05-12

Dan Creedon, Tommy Ryan and others
fell before his hooks and jabs and when
even big, burly Tom Sharkey and the
lightninglike Jim Corbett found him
mighty difficult proposition But it
was only for minute-a wee little
minute at that-and Root finally
thumped victory cut Of the Indiana
preachers son in a manner that would
have convinced an uninitiated oniooker
that Mccoy was some high school boy
daIlying with worlds champion.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-05-12

Charles Frohman the Judgment OF the
circuit court Of Cook county. III. IS az
firmed. and the Hopkins company Is
forever restrained from presenting the
PLAY sherlock Holmes. Detective
Those New Workers who have memo
ries OF Herrigan & Harris old theatsr OF
Broadway. New York. VIII be glad 10
welcome Edward HarriEsn again in his
own theater-ths Murray Hhl-next
season. Liehler s. Co, who are 10 pro-
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duce Ar. Harrigan's play Under Cow
er. have arranged with Henry Y Don
nelly. manager OF the Murray Hin. for
the use OF that house
Eleanor Barry, who has been Stuart
Robson's leading lady for two SEASONS.
is offered the same position next year in
the new play this famous COMEDIAN win
produce The route may have some
thing 70 do With her acceptance This
year IL is acknowledged 20 have been
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-05-12

the hardest Mortal company ever wsri
over.
Frances AyEnzr N8t5eSs author -
Pretty PsggT. goes % Marie ~ feE
Ssys 20 stay fhere Tor ths sns1r1er.
She viii conceel herself n t1e irsT-ns-
trzh5e woods and sTife snoshss SeTl1ss
play.
Several scores % cierEynea crou al
parts az Sew York city ard frous re-
mote parishes on Lcng Island. =. =.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-05-12

ard n New JerEsv. ana rtrres~rflrx
mary crsesss. recently ssss1d q . Ege-
cal matinee q Fsensrresfsuz~ AZ fhs
Victoria thsafsr. Eew TpFz-
No gaffeT Erw mar1 = m1gE1f1
500 Janlsog Lss Ftnasy hay - - =
Fsai and us Money a. tss Hzalnoa
square. $ew York. hs = certainly uas
taaf "a private uge Eaeh Eixht Easn
- scfs - takes his zsstSss q fks sf~-
sfef sin hsn ard kesgx kex hsek q tie
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the scion OF one Of the best known ana
wealthiest families IN the east Al
though young Fish Is the son OF MIL
honaire railroad president. he was one
OF the hardest workers on the freshman
crew. showing not the slightest tend
ency 10 shirk irksome duties. Captain
Waterman recently decided 70 place
him at No in the varsity boat send
Ing Miller back 10 the substitute shell
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lean manufacturers will keep up with
the procession. The Frenchmen have
shown US that they can do a great deal
in sending out motor fiiers, but French
racing officials have proved failure so
far as picking out good course is con-
cerned. The part of the Paris Madrid
route lying in France is all right, ex-
tending over smooth roads, but when
the racers cross the border into Spain
they find a choice assortment of obsta-
cleS to overcome.
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sELAsco's NEW PLAYER.

David Belasco has engaged Edwin
Stevens for two years Mr. Stevens has
been with Charles Frohmap for a num-
Der Of years He Il TO be starred IN
The Truth TslIers.' which viii proba-
bly, appear in the Victoria theater. New
York. next fall
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-05-12
The cornell Situation.

Owing 20 the recent epidemic OF ty-
phoid at Cornell. the athletic division
has been badly handicapped. Trainer
Moakly has a small squad at work
which he hopes 10 develop into credita-
bic shape. Serviss in the high jump.
Schutt in the mile and the veteran
Sears in the sprints are showing up
well. Rogers, Mccarthy, Sears and
Captain Warren are the best short dis
lance runners in the university.
So FAR as the college oarsmen are
concerned. Wisconsin appears TO be in
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suade Beerbohr Tree 20 play the war
minister in "'The Darling of the Gods"
in London instead OF Kara. the lover.
played here by Mr.. Haiaes Mr.. Tree
is reported TO have decided or the latter
because the war minister does not ap-
pear in the last act. which is childish
In the suit OF the Hopkins Anuse-
ment company of Chicago against
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Harvard Athletics.

IIghtner is the Harvard track cap
tain this year He has q very fast AZ
grezation. The best known men wear
ing the crimson are Shick. Eho forced
Arthur Duffy Of Georgetown 70 lover
TIE worlds record in the hundred yard
dash last yeaT. and Z. 2 Keruzn- ex-
baseball ard football captain kernaE4 s
high Jumping ability has made HIN q
valuable acquisition. and be is a fast
Splinter. too. for z mar 81 his weight
Prnoetou's team Is good. but not sen
satlonal and Yale has lost several
men that have won poizts fer the blns
in IRE past
The contest between Yale ard Har-
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ward for the intercollegiate Champion
ship trophy should result in some note
worthy performances These universe
ties VIII decide the moot question OF su-
periOrity at the intercollegiate meet at
Berkeley oval, New York, early in June.
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speeders who are to compete
are preparing their machines for the
great tests they are to undergo.
The first big match in which auto
racers Of different countries will COM
pete will be that from Paris to Madrid.
Closely following is the Paris-Berlin
contest. After this the speed demons
start on the route from Paris to Wen
ma, and the international race for the
James Gordon Bennett cup will be held
In Ireland early in July.
The Payis-Madrid race has attracted
the entries of several Americans who
have made records at home and abroad,
and there is ample reason for believing
that one of them will finish first. The
most prominent men from this side of
the Atlantic are Foxhall Keene and
William K. Vanderbilt, Jr. Keene has
been preparing himself and his machine
for this race for a long time. His old
time rival. Henry Fournier, is entered
In the race, and it is Keene's ambition
to humble the nervy Frenchman who
won the long contest a year ago. Four
nier is not at all afraid that he will lose
his title and has built a machine espe-
cially to aid him in retaining it
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coRcoRAn A aTupEnr.

Tommy C0rcofan 81 putting Ira his
spare time studying isw. A. CorcoraB
never ioses an argument he gets into.
The prospects are that he aiii be = siso-
cess 80 q Disciple q Blackstone
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shape and by competing IN preliminary
meets OF minor Importance and in inter
class games gradually develop their
highest form for the intercollegiate
championship contests which follow.
The official outdoor track season may
be said to have opened with the now ia
nous annual relay races of the Univer-
sity of Pennsylvania held recently on
Franklin field. Philadelphia. The pick
of the runners from the east and west
gathered in the Quaker City. and the
competitions were OF the high class
which always marks these events.
The teams from the University of
Chicago, the University of Michigan,
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Here, We Fans. Is n Tale of Woe.

Here, We Fans. Is Tale OF Woe.
1t is really pitiful to see the way in
which the much heralded Cincinnati
baseball team started the season.
Hailed from ocean to ocean as the
strongest team in the National league
and as the only organization having
mortgage on the pennant, the Reds
were trounced in their early games so
roundly that they have not yet recov-
cred from the effects.
And the worst of the whole AFFAIR was
that the Pittsburg Pirates administered
straight defeats in their opening series
with Joe Kelley's Cincinnatis. Fred
Clarke's reorganized Pirates were sup
posed to be the legitimate prey of the
Reds; but. 10 and behold. the champions
began 10 hustle for the third pennant
at the drop OF the flag!
That's the way 10 play the game. A
game won now adds 10 the right side OF
the percentage table just as well as do
those won in the fall when the frost
frescoes the Hubbard squash.
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to the limit. and when Ryan stepped
into the ring. fat and weak in the wind,
Mccoy sailed into him, swept him COM
pletely OFF his feet and gained national
renown.
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keene a Famous Sportsman.

Keene is one of the foremost of
American sportsmen. He is the great
est polo player ever produced in the
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the University OF Wisconsin. Yale. Har-
ward. Princeton and Cornell were in fine
fettle. and many OF the members were
men of international repute.
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TRACK Teams Hard Work.
Rowing Season opens
COLLEGE ATHLETICS
The HarVard-YaIe Crews
Wiseepsip Weak Teppis and Golf
BY GEORGE w. SHEPHERD.

HE college track teams are very
busy these days. 1t is just
at this time of the year that
the men work their hardest
TO get into the hest rOSSih{a
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BY FREDERICK r. TooMBs.

HE dates for the holding of
the international auto races
IS are now rapidly approaching,
and the noted American
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BE INDEPENDENT: start business Of your
oEn; send 10 cents Cor zen pieces Of jeNeIry
and learn how MASCOT SUPPLY co 81
Cooper square New York. y. Y u
oil LAMP USERS; best thing out send Zoe for
sample taRd secure ageucyj 10 WILSON. 8Is
Peausy wanna ave. ial0-2r
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WAREHOUSES;.

WASTED,-Several small houses. s., 600 20 5000
for immediate buyers give Us particulars vse
can sell IL NEH YORK BUSINESS BRoKERS
Oh r St f4II1t
WASTED-)lriDg February. March. and April
house ~ BerEyGs, furnished or unfinished
address BOX 2z4 this ofIice- ial33s
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MISCELLANEOUS.

SHORTHAND and touch typepriting instruo-
tiau at reduced rates by expert sVeRnSrapaer.
Address BOX 20. City Pu>totHcl iaI9-5t
lATRuBES made to heat. steam aud he's water
heaters rersired; boilers Incnt.eI, work e-1araa-
ieed- joins REPAIR Co. rs Indiana ave,
Trunk REPAIRING AZ voir residence, 80 cents
Up. Sand ro5tzi 9a3 eth ST NV. jz0-ot
Spanish TAUGHT m three months. . cents
ana zo cents lesson. TRANSACTIONS Interpreting;
typavir IN English and Spanish. COLI 7
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