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Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-06-21
PRIVILEGES FOR SALE FOR CENTRAL
TEXAS FAIR.

Sealed bid, will b. received until
July Bird Tor the following eNclusiy,
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and q:
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privilege.
one exclusive tee cream and cold
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one exclusive fruit and CONNECTION
/ privilege.
one exclusive tobacco and cigar
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Ono exclusive rubber bali. rubber
novelties. came and confetti privil-
'ogu.
oao exclusive shooting gallery
privilege.
One exclusive peanuts aud popcorn
privilege.
All bids will be- opened az directors
meeting on july 3, 1903. Necessary
space viii be- allowed Otside of build.
ings, Tor each privilege. any .par.
inside OF building Will Boz charged
for.
Right is reserved 90 q, Get any and
all bids.
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TUCKER

Reiuhart Lawson Milllcau; Ira
Armstrong, Waco; Dick Mcrriwell,
Fardale; Leonard Mcdonald, Misses
Loela. Rose and Blanche Mcdonald,
Lee Mcdonald, Macy,
ARCADE.
Mrs Collier aud child, Edge; Mrs
Palmer, College.
The evening world., 1903-08-08
JACK MUNROE HAS
A NEW MANAGER
Butte Fighter Is Now Seeking a
Match and Is Ready to Take
On Jeffries at Any Time.

Jack M~unroe. the Butte miner heavy
weight. who gained notor!ety by secur-
Ing a decision ov~- Champion Jim JEFF
fries in a f%our-round bout at Butte.
Mon, several months ago. is ready TO
hght. and would like to meet Jeffries
in a li~mited-round bout before the club
that offers the largest i~nducement.
Munroe has broken away from his
manager. Clark Bail, and in the future
will be looked after by ] Potter, who is
ready to post a forfeit TO bind a match
with the dig boller-maker Munroe says
Jeffries begged him for n return con-
test after he had been awarded the de-
cislon over him, and he is ready now to
grant Jeffries's request.
Munroe will engage In one fight before
he meets Jeffries, He would like to get
on a match with Peter Maher TO be
fought before one OF the clubs in Phlla-
delphia. He has been boxing frequently
with Tommy West and has grown to We
very clever with his hands IL shlfty
on his feet. A match between Munroe
n Maher will be arranged shortly. as
all the matchmakers In the Quaker City
are anxious to bring the big fellows to-
gether.
The evening world., 1903-08-08
GRAPPLES
WITH JENKINS
Wrestling Match Tonight at
Saratoga Interests Race.
goers, Who Have Made the
Champion a Altos Favorite.

After a rest o. moro than thrss
months. Tom Jenkins. Americas cham
pion catch-as-catch-can wrestler. will
engage in a bout tonight with Carl
Pons. the Canadian giant. They will
meet in Convention fDall. Saratoga.
Both men are In fine condition for their
bout. which will bo governed by mixed
styles OF wrestling. The toss OF q coin
Will decide Ink style OF the first go"
Among racegosrs who are now at the
Spa and who have taken a decided in
terest in the contest. Jenkins has been
made a 4 to s favorite. n at those
odds much money has been wasered.
Jenkins himself has wagered $500 that
he will win, and another $500 to $500
that he wins In straight falls. Pons has
never bsen thrown at the Graecoc
Roman style OF the game. and. having
once defeated jenkins, he is confident
that he can duplicate the trick.
JenlStns's stronghold Is the catch.as-
catch-oon style Of the game, and he
expects to win very quickly at that
game, and in tho other to score O VIC
tory after he has tired the Canadian.
He 10 seeking a bout with the Russian
champion, Hagenschmidt, and figures
that a victory over Pons will put him
IN line for such a bout.
The evening world., 1903-08-08
GARDNER AND ROOT
ARE STILL At IT
Championship Battle as It Was
Fought at Fort Erie July 4
Will Be Shown an Extra
Week.

Contrary to expectations. George
Gardner and Jack Root will continue
to exchange punches without the usual
r~esounding smacks at the Grand Opera
House next week, The success achieved
by the showing OF the pictures has been
so big that It was decided to keep the
house open an extra week in order that
New Workers. might see how the husky
Root MAS knocked own and out by the
clever Gardner.
Since the pictures have been shown
In New York it Is estimated that 1900
have seen them. and past records. 1t is
expected will be smashed during the
coming week. What makes the pictured
bout look more realistic Is the introduc-
tlon of George Gardner every evening
iust before the fellow with the light
In charge turns on the rays and shows
to the spectators everything that hap
pencd Gardner and Root before the
Fort Erie Club in Canada on July 1
The evening world., 1903-08-08
BASKETBALL. LEADS
TO ANGRY PROTEST.
OF Summer School No. 100, Of
Brownsville, Complain Of Team
OF No. 1877.

Pupils 81 Grammar School No 100.
% Brownsville. Brooklyn, and their
parents, who take particular prids In
the brilliant record o. the senior girls
basketball cRm, are Indignant over
the treatment received by the team in
a game with the team OF Grammar
School No. 1877, OF East New York.
The members of No. 1O9's basketball
team. which has zone through the sea-
son without n single defeat. are: Cap
tain. Bessie Terstein; goal thrower.
Bessie Leon; guards. Grace Wolfe. Ida
Damen and Pauline Blumberg. Two
weeks ago they invited No. 1877 to meet
them In their gymnasium and defeated
them by a score OF 20 to o. The girls of
No. 1877 asked for a return match in
their home gymnasium and the game
was played yesterday.
The Brownsville had the ad-
vantage from the start, but their VIC
tory was dearly earned, as they claim
they were subjected throughout the
game to a running fire of insulting re-
toga avenue team and Its supporters.
Pauline Blumberg, one OF the Browns
vile guards. is confined to her bed to-
day as a result Of alleged rough tactics
on the part OF No. 1878 goal Keeper.
II is threatened to-day to call the at
tention Of the School Board to the
teachers of No. 137 school for falling to
suppress the alleged rowdyism among
the players and spectators.
The evening world., 1903-08-08
GREAT SPORT
FOR H0NStMtU
Al the Crack tfotters VIII Nee,
IN ihe Grand circuit Races Al
me Empire civ Track. which
0pens Monday.

r,s 49, l-i4f Ulrsiii -s-si'rs wr'rN
rr'rs 40 .IH ffrri-s .'Ir .rs 3 0n Nor
Co.. Hra'sri r4w W hrf 80 4
pow . ir,a ir rsrp ~ youEsrs ~
'bs we 80 o. arf rfrufisnt trsinsrs
ore .1frirr ffrn fHs varin'ts trsinina
places end rs-s f.1Hs- " 10 -ountry
,ri mo r~s, rsv' verE promises ~ -
ur' univ tt~ afr,tea sret held IN Nsv
Yn-k. inf pto'e1'' 'ne urc8i~st ~ ,his
,~,Ta graut Di.UIt Nrf ATOMS srs tis
srtrics mors numerous nut iis quality
~ 10 rr~a,s 10 ~ Tho .~st The cfesm
~ Tho Hevi rssIHr sfb1'es viii c1mpsss
n 'h~ ,,rors orrrta '1' thN rich prfses
'Trrei oui 'mreuNou " Eiit.cdG-d
pri"r = psaurol -
According 10 '"r ur1Elamme Arranged,
Monday ls llte'v .p 10 tho best day Of
Tho Neot owing 90 tue ftrt th1t on that
.dny vIi 30 .7ln m q 900 trct f1r this
New York Stakes ~ E.nn on tho sant4
dty Swif'. tho phenomenal matnei
horse owned nv John y Cockriii rresi-
don't Of tho Road Drivers Association.
Will endc1vor g. prove his ability "a
secure q share Of tho non u well 40
winning blue rinhcrs AGAINST him viii
be pittei eighteen y the fastest horses
eligible 20 the 2l5 class. and they vii
oil 10 driven by Old aud seasoned sam
~palgncrs such as Ed Gears. Scott Hud-
son. Jack curry, A. p Mcdonald
Alonzo Mcdonald and Bon Walker.
Even now there "a considerable private
speculation among horse lovers on the
chances OF tho Speedway horse against
the circuit cndscrs. IN Monday there
will also be held tho 2lS pace and the
liz pace
Tomorrow all the horses will arrive
from Buffalo. Poughkeepsie, Boston and
other distant points. so hat some 40
The track via he open all day Sunday
so that the horsemen Will have every
opportunity OF seeing the horses and
visiting their friends.
The evening world., 1903-08-08
TWO RACE HORSES
DIE N TRACK FIRE
seooud Blaie Within A Week ~
Empire CIV Course Makes
oHlolals Certain mat a Firs
BUG IL Al Work There,

rs's uvss ,s ~, f,
Nsssis sss 20 bsHs - sr
wssis NJ 10 se mo rmri-s e.r ps.s
Ttscg crowds p, MIN ss' ',ss'rst
suH go vsiusos f.,.a.. SWISH .
sss - ntsv
" sss = sssB So i'si = s'lsls a
@s hil. eantsinlna %tfr'lsrs vorif w. No.
wss burned IN = .inilsr msrnst bui IN
tAis Instance ths horses rn-iidius srir
ths champion o. ~ stsrpsr 1vHsd BOZ.
Jshn y coess-n vsrs saved
Secretary Al Reeves W 'ns Fmalrs
Trottins Clue, ,tld in.day that thor. i.
~ doubt that an lnssudiary va. 81 work
AMI that M expense voud he spared 10
capture the hrebus
The burned stahie WIS surrounded hy
q group Of q dozen other stables, con
taning M horses That arc 10 take par
In the grand slrcult meeting al the
track next week. amons them oeins
Rhythmic, tho champion blind trot'er
Both Ferish~d In Hiase.
9NAois ~, ~ contained belUslf. \ faFt
horse by Delmsrch. owned by Joseph
Smith. Of White Plains. and BernaIda.
with q record Of 40. OF which ". 10
chlsholm. a millionaire STANDARD on
mAgnate. Is the owner. and both Of
these animals were burned to death.
! Dan Monroe, a stableman. and sew
sral trainers tried to save the trotters.
but the horses we're made wild by the
flames. Bernalda was taken out twice.
but each time the crazed animal dashed
back In the flames. While the fre was
st It's height Secretary Reeves formed
. Me-saving corps among the stable
gen and trainers. and the horses in the
Surrounding stables were released from
their stalls.
Forty Horses Run wild.
The rescuers da shed into the pad
docks. broke tho locks from the stall
doors n about forty horses were al
lowed 10 run wild. The flames fright
snsd the trotters. 10 that the track
rasombled the Western plains as they
ran about at break-neck speed. jump
ting over fences and dashing u the
mile track. Among the horses rescued
were Jerome whelpley's string, COM
prising Ildram, owned by W. H. Clarke:
Kate Baron. Rose Baron. Hazel F..
Earl Scott and Coney. the champion
stepper. owned by Millionaire Fisk. and
Floyd Jones's string. The stable was
800 feet long. and the loss to the trot-
ting club was about 5000. while owners
Of the burned horses estimate their loss
1T 5000. Secretary Reeves said:
'Ths fact that two stables were
burned in about one week makes Il
look as though q nrebus was at work.
] believe some man insane over fires is
doing this work. We have had no trou-
BILE with any stablemen."
The trainers are so aroused that they
taught at his work.
The evening world., 1903-08-08

League. making four home runs. three three
base hits and tou- two-base hits.
scout +. . kindly send address to Friendship
League ~ II. Address Il. Daumsarten. 80.
a% East seycntieth street. city.
Would liSs to arranso s.me' with team, aver
S;$!ns Twelve to fourteen years. Address s.
walker. No, 100 Ntnth avenue, city.
s. ;?'S seors: -. Q 9 SSSqSdS az
Wagner. ~ ""1
hsasf A a. e. e.. z dSSSSd 1-Sit !.
natteres-chalmcrs. Elliot and gKeilyoo E s,rr,n.S
der and Menton, S"'''"
ity.s %'1 e Co. IT,. GsSG9S2
Chalmers ana Kelly battery for winners
The ps wit, Clinton u. Il. C. would ,,L.
hear from teams averaging from ten to ,Nslr.s
SsaIs No side bets. Addres, Louis Jafe, No
" SUFFOLK street city,
The Chasw!ns will play the Shamrock, n. ,
sI.ount they want and any place they want to
teams averaging twelve to fourteen years All a
da;ss %?sn after Aug . Line up as follows
J9reT CROWLEY; %. Thomas Mooney. e.; Steve
IS John sullivan. n william Hill. RI I?" JSmISS;;
SarFCli; c John Carr p. Address ii. Connolly
No. al East Twon.y-h't.h street, city,
The Powhatan Academy have Aug. Q open for
uniformed teams averaging seventeen Years. ON
olr groundl. Address John J, Egan, No. LAG Eas
seVenty-fourth street. city.
Ihe Leg, Juniors OF Harlem defeated ,hs
Snaher Juniors on Aug. 3 by a score OF il 10 =
me winners would like to book games win
teams averaging ten to thirteen years Tho MI
ton =. G. Cedar Juniors and Olympus preferred,
AHoTets a. y Widmsye-. manager. No. Q Fast
N'ne'y-s'Sh'A street city,
on Saturday. Aug. l at Port Morris. tn. II.
neN'han D. b; defeated the Eldridges by a
score OF ~ TO IL, Battery for winners: q. Bald.
win and F. W. KRAFT, A return game will be
played Aug, 5 for IS 4 side on same grounds.
The Bedford F. c. Of Harlem, having raw
ganifed. would like 10 arrange games with uni.
formed teams Averaging seventeen years, sither
To DO played on opponents or on thelr own
grounds. for side bet. All Sundays in Aususi
and September open. Frank Kane, No. IEl ESst
One Hundred and Nine'eenth street.
The evening world., 1903-08-08
MARKS FOR
JEFFR|ES NEXT
Billy Delaney Names Rubin,
Maher and Gardner as Men
Champion Will Tackle if He
Beats Corbett.

That same old declaration about Jim
Jeffries going TO Agat three or -four mon
after no has beaten Jim Corbett ~
heard again. Billy Delaney, who al
WAYS makes this announcement has cir
culated the report again. This time
Delaney says Jeffries will fight Peter
Maher. George Gardner and Gus KUN
lin. Rubin will get the first chance
owing to the fact that Jefrrles considers
him the best man of the three, II
Jefries really fights these men he VIII
add three moro victories TO his list Not
one of them is able to peat the ooiler-
maker. and II looks as II the Jenries 10
figuring on picking up some easy money
when he selects them as his opponents
The evening world., 1903-08-08
CORBETT ISN'T WORRYING
ABOUT FIGHT WITH JEFF.
E~x-Champion Is Satisfied that He Has Put
Himself in Great Shape.

SAN FRANCISCO. Aug s-To hear
Jim Co-bett talk no one would think
that the big fellow was preparing FOR
the hght OF his career. to TAX place in
less than a week. lie takes everything
philosophlcally and appears suprcmely
confident Of winning. Only yesterday
while he was in his gymnasium at Ala
media somebody remarked In n tone not
meant to reach Corbstt that the eN-
champion was going to get his block
krooked on" The remark did not teazs
Corbett, nor did 1t result in the evic-
tion Of the man who said It.
MAY be I will get licked" aid Cor
bett, but there Ia one thing I know
I will have achieved, and nat Is that
I rave placed myself IN better health
than / ever before enjoyed. ! have
gone about my training willingly, and
really have had a good time, | have
learned so many gymnasium feats that
81 / am defeated and my voice gets 90
bad that ! cannot recite my mono!oSus
] can join a circus and DO well"
Confidence Make hackers.
That little Bit OF repartee Imoued
many hearers with renewed confidenoe
IN the man who wants the worlds cham
pionship again. Among them were we'll
ino wn sporting men who are now Will
ing TO bet something that Corbett will
at least surprise Jeffries's followers by
staying q longer period than even the
champion himself figured.
Tommy Ryan has not engaged the OK
champion In a bout as yet, but the clever
middle-welght Is doing something else
The evening world., 1903-08-08
NEWS OF THE PUGILISTS.

Martin Duffy. the welter- weight cham
pion, of Chicago. will be kept busy dur
Ing the next four weeks. He has three
fights on during that period, On Aug. Il
he fights Harry Pagan. OF Chicago. a
private ten-round bout In the Windy
Matthews in a t~wenty-round bout at
st. Louis, and on Sept. Z he boxes Gus
! Gardner, OF Philadelphia, 4 ten-round
bout at Saginaw, Mich.
Terry McGovern won't have to wait
long for a fight when he is ready to box
again, The matchmaker OF the In
| dustrial A. c., OF Philadelphia. has
offered go per cent. of the gross receipts
| for a six.round bout between him and
Chick" Tucker. Of this city.
Harry Forbes has arrived at San
Francisco and is training at Sheepman's
frankie Nell for the bantnm-weight
and expects to have no difficulty in
getting down to 116 pounds, at which
weight the men will weigh in at .
o'clock on the afternoon OF Aus. IL. rms
ig the third time the boys have come
together.
Marvin Hart, the louisville light
heavyweight. will soon be seen In the
ring again. His hand and wrist, which
were injured in his hght with George
Gardner at Louisville several months
ago, have mended nicely and. he Will
shortly Issue a challenge to all conner
In his class.
Jack Mccormick. the heavyweight Of
Philadelphia. whose last Tight resulted
In a Knockout for him at the hands OF
Charley Haghey. OF Boston. has been
secured to meet either jack Munroe.
Sandy Ferguson or GU Rubin, the
one OF the clubs in Philadelphia the frst
week in September. Munroe will likely
be the man selected.
Joe Maclas, who was responsible for
the many hard-fought battles that
took place at the Penn Art Club. Of
maker OF the Washington Sporting Club,
of Philadelphia.
I'm the future said Alex GreEgians,
"any men who wish to fight under the
auspices OF the San Francisco Athletic
Club will AVE to post their forfeit
money before signing articles. I am
sick and tired OF this old story OF not
putting up and then kicking because the
expected happens: We had the same
trouble with the Gans-GttEgerald go and
this Britt-o'Keefe business hasco,"
Formal announcement was made re-
Gently by the matchmaker OF the Mem
phis Athletic Club. which has attempted
to revive boxing on a floating arena on
the Mississippi River. that no more
bouts would be held under this system.
The evening world., 1903-08-08
RULED OFF THE TURF
FOR DOPING" HORSE.
Jockey Club Takcs Action In ase
of Trainer Brown.

SARATOGA, Aug. s.-lAe II. Brown
the well-known trainer, and the horse
II You Dare, which Brown trained,
have beer ruled off the turf. The stew
ards OF the Jockey club, at u meeting
held yesterday. decided that Brown was
guilty OF doping the horse at BrtEh-
ton Beach on July IS, and accordingly
have barred both OF them from all the
tracks under their jurisdiction.
August Belmont. who presided at the
meeting, announced otter II meeting
was over that the Jockey Ciub had de
c,ded to put a stop to the doping OF
horses and would do 50 If the most
extreme measures had to be resorted to.
IL You Dare has been the victim of
more cases of the Kind than n W.
II Fizer was expelled from the turf for
niectIng drugs into the unfortunate
animal at New Orleans last winter
The evening world., 1903-08-08
WILL DESERT REDS TO
PITCH FOR HIMSELF.
Phillips Thinks lie Can Make More
Money Outside big LEAGUE.

CINCINNATI, Aug. s.-Bill Phillips,
who has been twirling such great bal
for the Reds since he joined them, will
not play with Joe Kelley 3 team after
this season. Phillips has decided 10
retire from fast company II follow the
example of Charlie Nichols, that OF
securing n controlling interest in q
minor league team and twirling for II.
Phillips feels certain he can make
more money by playing ball In this
mi than he could with the Reds.
~ III that account openly declared a
few days ago that this would he his
last year with the local nine,
The evening world., 1903-08-08
M'CHESNEY IMPROVING:
GALLOPS AT SARATOGA.

wa allowed easy exercise around tho
Horse Haven course and lid not make
a false sten
mile and - urlong IN 200 J " COTS
Lavator Ealipped a mile In 1853 John
Sanford galaiohnrio k~lugunorough.
Molly Brlut and Fast Hunter were al
owed htIf-l|.e hreath"rg iH "5l and
q - L. \ Shields sent Npl Williams
a mile In lj5 l-2. Trainer W. karriclt
sent IIermls a mile over the Horse
Haven track At a two-minute clip
j l.. Seagram's Dramatlt breezed slx
~turlongs IN 13 - Retire lid a mile In
1853. The youngsters Gold Stick and
Signet Ring turned five :urlongs ia III,
Frank Farrells erritic racer King Pep
Schooling ut the barrier and acted IN a
well-behaVCd manner,
The evening world., 1903-08-08
"T0T" MURPHY'S TEAM
PLAYS MURRAY HILLS.

Tot Murphy was once q Giant and
his New Haven team will be in New
York tomorrow at Olympus Field. One
Hundred and Thirty-ffth street and
i'enox avenue, to meet the strong Muir
ray Hills. The New Havens. sine
Murphy Joined them. have enjoyed !,
very successful season and tiey are
confident or scoring a New York vic
tory against the Murays,, Willie Deegan
Is again in shape II will pitch against
the visitors, and Jack o'Nell will be be.
hind the bat.
The evening world., 1903-08-08
"klD" M'FADDEN WINS
FIGHT FROM PATSY HALEY.
Contest in Boston Went the Limit
of Twelve Rounds.

BOSTON, Aug. Skid" McFadden,
the feather weight Of California, and
sparrlng partner OF Young Corbett,"
won another fight in this city last night.
He was awarded the decision over Patsy
Haley, OF Buffalo, in a twelve.round
bout before the Lenox Athletic Club.
The battle was hard fought. The priv
eipals tried hard to beat each other as
quickly as possible. MeFadden was too
strong for Haley, however, and his ter.
rlhc body blows took the steam OUT OF
the Buffalo lad. McFadden sent Haley
10 the floor three times during the hrht
with, short right swings on the jaw.
The evening world., 1903-08-08

Lett on S~asos-Bates, !; Dun ~ T"o-oase
hl,s-K.nnsdy. Allen (2L, Callahan. Hawkins
IIar.l, r,irlsh. HON. ,S"mAl,sn' m sn''!n %p s,S
play-C. Phinn (unassisted). Struck quicken
nedy, IL. Hawkins. Q, Base on balis,IKsnnsdy'
ttmplSs%EI.;rootS. A't.nds1os-so.
Tho ci.,ons on saturday last defeated tho
innins contes,. This features Of the game were
tSS heavy batting 0; the ciltOns. which discCar'
aged the stuyvessntr; two nome nm "'hn ,nx
The score: A
s!ayvssan,' .."...-""...". b-2a
o} Bsst"r,..-N.Scnoy. wis;ns and Mccoy; Big
lin and Lester, rmpine-Mr scS9enns,ri AZ.
Tn. Terrace Baseball Club dsteatsd the coun-
lila on Saturday. Aug, ], by soors OF !, t9t
ON suSdSy, Aug 2, tn. TNrraoss were defeated
by the Arv.rnss. by a score q to = Ths Tor
races are open for games with tsSns ''s;sso sS 20
Ssventeens years Addrefs Iohn S'aFN' "" w.
Third avenue. city.
Tn. Chasvins will play any team a%vsris'ns
twelve to fourteen years. Prefer New eFana,
White Diamonds SUNDAY, AUG .. At Nin'ty.
ninth street and First avenue; Az dates open
after Aug. .. Address II Connolly NO III
East twenty NTH street, city.
Tn. Aim. Field Club defeated tn, TIP Tops
BY q score OF . to 1 on SUNDAY l's''
A, West New York. y. -.
Amer lee Coz. . o ? 0 / o.
At Newton. y. J.: =.
E;s:sS p. 4 J.. S...:.. 3922S3 81:
Tho TIFFANY a CO, b. n. c. would like to
arrange friendly games with uniformed teams
averaging thirteen to fourteen years, opponents
grounds. Have all Saturdays after Aug, 10 open.
AddreIs Fred EnEelmsn. care Of Tiffany a Co,
Unlon square. city.
Por,srs' baseball squad beat the Bush Baseball
Club Sunday, Aug. 2, al the formers grounds
by a close score OF Il TO 10. Grand pltchlns by
the ~souihPaw Of the winners won them the
Brandons 49,. :. oO7a2aSO ID
Tn. Royal Field Club defeated the Empire
Field Club by a score OF 10 to 20
The NV, BB, C" 2ootaSoo go
The lie Roy Baseball Club would like TO ar
range games VIA teams averaging hteen to
sixteen years, uniformed teams preferred. for a
side oct, J A Hennesssy, No, 222 West Thirty
h ys"@sl : E c..ss SSG&tSS C--si Az
Greene; Lyceum All Collegiate. Regan, Richter
and Moran. Umpire-Nr. Smith, Ths feature Of
The game was the heavy hittinE OF the Frisndshlp
The evening world., 1903-08-08
STANDING BACKWARD, HE
JUMPS 9 Fl. 10 IL IN.
II. T.. Williams Creates New worId'.
Record at Harvard.

CAMBRIDGE. Mass, Aug, S.-R. P.
Williams is the holder of the new
worlds record for the standing back
ward jump with weights, lie has placed
the mark at 0 feet 10 IL inches. which
Is 10 inches better than tho previous
record. Williams. who is one OF DR..
Sargent's pupils, did the trick at the
Harvard gymnasium.