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Durango semi-weekly herald., 1903-06-11

Mrs Jesse Hammond is In from Pa
gosa today visiting her sister and
brotherin-law. Mr.. and Mrs. y. W.
Hammond
The evening world., 1903-02-18
CORNELL HURT
BY THE FEVER.
The Typhoid Epidemic Injuries
Athletics at University and
Baseball Squad Suffers.

ITHACA, y. Y, Feb. 1S.-The epidemic
of typhoid fever which has been raging
In Ithaca has had n very bad effect
upon athletics at Cornell University.
Not that many of the University's ath-
letes are i'll with the prevailing fever.
but large numbers of them have left the
University to escape 1t. The exodus of
students which has been going on for
the last ten days numbers to-day at
least a thousand absentees. The Uni
versitv coaches have taken the same po-
sition as the University authorities and
told the men under their training that
they were free to leave Ithaca If they
desired. The first combination of Coach
Courtney's crew men has been broken
up by Coffin. LiIder. Hazelwood and
Whittlesy leaving. Half OF the other
candidates for the various crews have
left town.
The baseball squad is only a remnant
of its former self. Tydeman and A. A.
Costello are seriously i'll with the fever
and fully half OF Coach Jennings's men
have left town. The track men are not
so badly affected.
The coaches say that this epidemic is
going to urt Cornell's athletes more
than anything that has happened in
years. Another week ike the past will
make 1t necessary to suspend training
altogether.
The evening world., 1903-02-18

Jockey Club, recently wrote 10 a friend that he
has gained In strength and ssysnIsen pounds In
weight since he arrived in Jacksonville. Fla.
lie expects to leave for home in a week 10 pre-
pare for the Forthcoming meeting At che Jamaica
track.
There are tWonty six high class thoroukhbrsds
q~uArtsred on August Bsimonts farm at Baby
Ion. L l. NiiISsn. the colt that made all hiI
rivals look like selling plAterS A. Morris PARK
last spring, has ~intsrsd exceptionally vol. and
IL = grand type Of the high class rAes-hOrss. HIS
muscular development IL remarkable.
Tue two best three -yeSr-olds % the Paeihs
coast this winter srs kriAhms. winner q Ii.
califOTHia Futurty stakes. sad SLAVE. ne col,
that defeated ksAilSorh. holder Of the I~nglsslds
mile record Of lSSts, Both are trained ;,
Walker jennings and Green d, Morris, ~plrtnerl
q j. U, haeEin. the California minlonsirs.
JohaAy RsiH vail all tor france on the Phila
as.ehis .e-esy; Ne s.ie x~ss.sra.y yAAt hs hls
ssEainG hls cas-. ~
The evening world., 1903-02-18
WOMEN'S WORDS
WERE NOT LAW.
They Didn't Want to Play Golf
Championship in Chicago, but
the u. S. G. A. Said They
Must, and They viii.

The petition of the women golfers OF
the East was almost entirely ignored
at the meeting of the United States Golf
Association, and their championship
eventfor this year was awarded to Chi
ago. The women petitioners received
absolutely no consideration in the mat
ter. The list OF names on the paper
were of such good players as Miss Gene
We've Hecker, the champion; Miss Ruth
Underhill. Miss Marion Oliver and Miss
Frances Griscom. but it was not read
through. The question was put to .
vote. and the matter of awarding the
event to Chicago was carried by twenty
votes to two.
1t is now thought likely that the star
players of the country will refuse to,
make the trip West to take part In the
tournament. However. President Wen
keller, of the association, does not think
so. He says that by the time summer
comes around the women will have for
gotten their grievances and be on hand
to play. The date Of the tourney has
been left to the Executive COMMITTEES
to decide.
The amateur championship was given
to the Nassau Country Club. and the
dates fixed are Aug. 81, Sept. 1. 2, 3, 4
and 5. The open championship was given
to Baltusrol.
The evening world., 1903-02-18
P|EN|NG MAY Be
SWEDE'S NEXT FOE.
If Anderson Defeats Kreig To-
Morrow Night Champion Will
Make Match with Him.

If Anders Anderson succeeds In
winning his wrestling match with
Philip Kreig. of this city. at the New
Polo A. A. clubhouse, Fourth avenue
INC One Hundred and Twenty-ninth
street, Tomorrow night he will be
matched with John Fleming In a bout for
the Graeco-Roman championship OF
America. Anderson wants his man
ager 10 go ahead and make the match
now, saying that there can be no other
result than victory for him. Johnnie
Dunn, PieninG's manager, avs he Will
sign the articles>ot agreement after the
bout tomorrow night.
Anderrson's countrymen are sure,
too, that their favorite will win, and
they have formed a pool OF nearly $l.G0
to bet on him against kreig. They will
place the money at the ring side. Kreig's
followers are numerous, and. backed
By George Tr Ro TIM word that the + c New
him; The two men are n rood shape
style OF wrestling. Kreig has been at
work every, day with George Bothner,
fitted the big man for a bruising contest.
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Other bowling Game. Tonight.

Stock Exchange Leasue-vsmllye 4 Co. Park
inson a Burr and Beadleston. Hall q Co., al
tho White EleI hant alleys.
Life Insurance easue-PrudentiA Life 1nsur.
ance Company team No. 2 vs.. Mutual Beneh,
Life Insurance Company at the White Elephant
alleys.
Riverside League-Premier. Spartan and
Eclipse. at the Riverside alleys.
Harlem Navy ~Lsagus-Harlem Yacht Club,
Hudson Boat Club and Union Boat Club. at Thum
& kahlsdorts alleys.
National League-Clrcle vs.. Union. at Starr
alleys.
Metal District ~Leasue-Lalanee & Grosiean
Manufacturing Company. Raynor G. Perkins Com.
pany and McMann a Taylor, at Reds alleys.
North Side National observation-disclosures
whoelmen. Constitution and Prospect, at Marten't
alleyS
Commercial LeagueLwiiliam Iselin q Co,
American Wooden Company and George Borg
teldt & Co. at the Broadway alleys.
Bank Clerks Lea gue-Corn Exchange Bank
National Bank Of Commsrc and Goldman, Sachs
& Co., at the Broadway alleys.
Manhattan Borougn-Gotham, Pan-American
and Hamiltonian, at the Yorkvilie alleys.
Carruthers acknowledgement. De Long Council
and Algonquin. at the Elephant Club alleys.
Brooklyn Interolub L~easue-Elka W. Klnss
County wheelmen; Carleton vs.. Logan.
Athletic Isague-Jersey City Club VS.. Mont
clair. at the Jersey City Club alleys.
Ancient Order United Workmen Leasue-Mor-
rlsania Lodge Team No. /. Ensign Lodge and
North Side Lodge, at the Harlem Circle Palace
alleys,
women's Leagus--Lady Mystic, Golden Link
Ladies Team No. I and Crescent Ladies', at the
Harlem Circle Palace alleys.
Alley Owners individual Tournament-PumI
vs.. Frercks, at Pumps Crotona alleys.
The evening world., 1903-02-18
RE|FF SAILS
FOR FRANCE.
Jockey viii Make a Strong Fight
for Reinstatement and Ex-
poets to Get a License.

Johnnie Reiff is once more on his
way to France TO renew his fight for
reinstatement as a Jockey, He sailed
this morning for Cherbourg on the
American line steamer Philadelphia.
The Jockey licenses are granted In
France on March l and Rein will be on
the ground and make personal applica-
ton for permission to ride. He expects
tc get a license without n trouble.
4 have never had any trouble with
the French Jockey Club" declared he
this morning. land I am quite sure
they will give me a license. l have
recovered damages from the news
paper hat charged me with unfair
riding and with the courts decision to
back me up I think the stewards Will
not have any grounds TO withhold my
pl rmit.
"If Il becomes necessary l shall take
the matter TO the courts again. but
really look for no trouble at all,
"When ! do get the license shan
have "a two-year contract. He Is very
anxious to see me restored TO favor. and
working In my behaR.'
on the same boat with Reltf went
Jockeys Henry Shields and Harry Rich
ards. who will also ride In France the
coming season. Both boys are under
contract 10 ~well-known French racing
atablea.
The evening world., 1903-02-18

Waterbury heavily. Elkarn fell over CauderoI
and was Instantly killed. CAndsros sustained a
broken les, snd II vas found necessary TO destroy
him.
Tue t~o-ysar-S.d hslt.brothsr to Dol. Bill.
owned by W. l.. simmons. has been named
Brother Bill. This colt Is By Imp, Wagner
hHt,is t., by imp Billet. and was recently
priced to New York PARTIES al $40 on,
Two more declarations from tn. Brooklyn Han
dieSp we're announced Monday by Secretary u.
D. Mein,yrs Of the Brooklyn Jockey Club. Thsy
are Cameron. ths touryAT-old Who had been e.
liEnsd lT pounds. and Ulppsr. a tOu-ysaI-0sd
who vas Ia at IS pounds.
Imp, seihtil.ant, Edward corHS.R's ssvsn year
old sOn Of shssn-Satlns. IL now AZ Lolisvillo
and viii b. placed In the stud and mated "a
several mares ssIselsd by corrisIn. According
20 present plans seinliilani viii TemAin IN thu
stys tsI sAly : shst n a As viii " lsiAsa
n. o. H.1iaty. ssarsl.Ey = Ne Hssssiyu
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ine oo'u "ed'"er nep u NV
RON 'ne scene u y" hN.ns mo''"S
OWNS 'ourrataeh' iast n'sh'' o.
oenuanee was '"e s"leiI
.u r out 70 800 u
~ ptaSefs "e'. Iaee ~
MApI u"e ms. we"
~ nutier Nlup. liut VI '"e
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The evening world., 1903-02-18
BILL FOR BOXING
IN NEW YORK;
Senator FraWIey's Bill Legaliz-
ing Ring Meetings Provides
for State Commission and
Licensing of Clubs.

Especial TO Thv Evening Wor'd)
ALBANY. Feb. iS.-The bill to permit
boxing In this State has been completed
by Senator Frawley and Is now in shape
TO present to the Legislature.
Under the provisions of the bill box.
Ing and sparring will be allowed under
the supervision OF an athletic commits.
sion composed Of three persons to be
appointed by the Governor.
Two OF the three, according 10 the bill,
must be appointed from the First and
Second judicial Districts.
All associations wishing to hold box
ing bouts must apply annually for a
license, and no license will be issued TO
n club not owning its own clubhouse
or having a lease on one for at least
o year.
All licenses issued by the commission
are TO provide that for all contests In
boxing or sparring there shall be two
jldSes and a referee: that there shall
he a decision rendered In a contest:
that each contestant shall be examined
before entering the ring by n medical
exa pincr: that no betting shall be al
lowed In said building nor shall liquor
be sold there, and that all tickets for
admission shall be sold at the box1of-
nee OF such association at the regularly
advertised prices therefor.
\ tax of ) per cent. upon the gross re-
ceip;s from every boxing or sparrlng ex-
hioltion is to be paid to the State Comp
troiler. Each club must nle an annual
report containing the name and place
where such boxing or sparring exhibit
ton was held, and prior to receiving
their license must iile sufficient bond, 10
be approved by the Comptroller, for the
payment Of the tax imposed. Failure to
fle such Dond or statement Is made a
misdemeanor and punishable as such.
Each association must also file before
Dec. ! Of each year n statement of It's
gross earnings. verified by the oath Of
It's treasurer. The State Comptroller is
authorized to examine the accounts of
any such club or association III at any
time In his judgment the interest of
the State demands an examination. In
case an Incorrect report has been male.
the correct amount OF the tax, together
With tho cost Of the examination, must
be paid TO the Comptroller within thirty
days, otherwise clubs shall be liable to
q penalty OF not less h $500 nor more
than $1,000 In addition.
The evening world., 1903-02-18
SPORTING NEWS BRIEFS.

The Edgecombe A. C, expects TO put q strong
baseball team In the heid this year. 4 number
OF last years men are out trying to make their
respective positions on 1t. The management
is very desl7ious of securing the service of a
good battery and a Goood innsldsr. Practice will
be held in the early part OF March. Address
all oommuutcauons TO Thomas s. Andrews. No.
30 West One Hundred and ThiTtIsth strsst.
Kingston. Canada, met Yale on the Ice at ST.
Nicholas Rink last night and beat the boys
In blue by a score of Z to ..
Arthur Townsend, OF the Hanover Club, Brook
Ign. and Charles v. cpnkiin. Of Chieago, played
the second and third blocks OF their 1000 points
match yesterday at the kniekerbocker Academy.
brooklyn. Townsend was the winner Of both
games and now leads the Chicago expert by 100
TO COO This fourth and Last block will be
played this afternoon.
W. r. Miller. of Montreal. and Hugh Scott.
OF Philadelphia, put up the game o, the day
yesterday in the play for the intenationa
racquet championship held a, the Racquet and
Tennis Club. Miller won after = good. all.
round match.
Bob BlsWitt, who pitched for New York pan
Of last season. has been siInsd by the Brooklyn
management.
coaeh Edward HGnlan yesterday returned TO
the Columbia crew room after an absence OF
oTur . week. He has teen suffering from grip,
and u not yet able to take part In the coaching.
Capt. Bartholomew IL looking after the men
and Is gradually Increasing the work. The row
log quarters have been oyerhAuled and are now
undergoing some slight changes.
Prlneeton'A hockey team viii no longer be a
factor IN the intercollegiate championship race
this season. The team has been dikbAnded by
a ruling Of the faculty, As six OF the seven
regular players were conditioned in the mid
year examinations.
The annual meeting OF the Larehmont Yacht
clnb will be held tonight at Dslmonieo's, The
election Of otnoers and trustees for the ensuing
year wall be held, There ls only one ticket
In the Geld.
Capt. Pearson. OF the Princeton baseball team.
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has Issued a call for all candidates 10 report to-
day. The candidates from the freshman class
Will begin practice on Feb. 81 and the men from
tbs three upper classes 4 few days later. A
X. Hillebrand, 1900. will coach the team, and
he VIII be assisted by Coach william Clark
Al a conference held In Utica with President
Farrell, OF the New York State League, william
VI, Reese agreed to accept the Utica baseball
franchise and operate the same. Mr.. Reese will
endeavor 10 secure James A. sayer for manager
M; saver Is at present managing a theatre a.
In the slxth round OF the international chess
tournament at Monte Carlo yesterday TeIohmanu
beat Moreau. sehlech;sr beat Reggie and th'
game between Mason and Tsubsuhaus resulted II
a draw. Albin beat Misses. Marshall beat Pills
bury. Marco beat Tarrasch and the contest be
tween Wolf and MarocIy was postponed.
c. S. otis and Harry Wharton were tn,
winners last night in the sweepstakes poo
tournament In progress at Columbia Hall
Brooklyn.
Manager Hurley has been compelled to brinI
Fordham's basketball season to an abrupt close
ON account Of the connIet In the practice OF The
baseball candidates and the basketball ave.
There was no hockey game at the clsrmoni
Avenue Rink last niEht between the teams o.
AdSlphi School and the Polytechnic Preparatory
school, owing to the sickness OF several of tbs
fsited, Adelphi School has also withdrawn from
the intercollegiate Hockey LeaSee.
80
J. +. zilligan. from the University OF Utah,
Salt Lake City. and a Mormon. has registered At
the University OF PennsylvaniS. He waA tho
The evening world., 1903-02-18
MISS ROGERS BOWLED
TWO GOOD GAMES

Miss Rogers, of the Ardsley Ladies'.
finally got her eyes on the pins in the
games In the women's tournament yes
terday. and she helped greatly in scor'
ing two Victories for her team. In one
game she bowled 1854 n in the next
las. The scores of the games were:
FIRST GAME.
Ardslsy LAdies-Miss Rogers, 1854; Mrs. Msaler
11s; Mrs. Lennon. III; Mrs Waterman. 80
Mrs. Enselhard. liz. Total, sos.
West Side Independent Ladies-Mrs. spengler
40: Mrs. Denninger. 81: Mrs, Rickert. 104
Mrs. schwacke. So: Mrs. Hon. 123. TOTAL. 5l4
SECOND AME
West Side Independent Ladies-Mrs. spenglef.
Iii; Mrs. Denninger. 81; Mrs. Rickert. 122; Mrs
schwacke. ll3; Mrs, Hoof, Sc, Total. 535,
Golden Link Ladies' Team No. 2--Mrs. Jordan
81: Mrs. Herbert, l0S: Mrs. Weller. 1903; Mira
schwegler, SO; Mrs, Jaeger. 1913. Total. 525.
THIRD GAME.
Ardsley LAdIes-Miss Rogers. liS: Mrs. Mealer,
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INTERCOLLEGIATE RELAY
RACE WILL BE GOOD.

What will probably be tho star feature
OF a programme respondent with at
fractions will be the two-mile inter-
collegiate relay race at the Greater New
York Irish Athletic Association eamos
at the Garden on March H. IN which
s%ylvanis. Cornell. coiumbia and Col
lego City OF New York have been en-
tered.
Entries for these games close on
March with James K. Sullivan, Chair
man of the Athletic Committee. No.
l6 and IS Park place. Now York.
The evening world., 1903-02-18
RACING NOTES.

The stewards Of the Hstioaal Hunt ana stsspls.
chase AS.oeiation have P...sd all the a~msaAnsnt.
% the rules proposed, one EiSea Jockeys tSS aud
Ths fees were i2O ana so
The racing At Iuglsslds yesterday vas mIrrsd
~ an aeeidsnt ytieh resulted In The death 81
eSo hogsss ana the Injury u 4 jockey. Tbs IN
terunete alsiT oocuusd IN the aith race. Can.
teros vas crowded into tbs rail after q Quarteg
y : ALE see eassssd Ana isll. thIeN1lG Joekas
The evening world., 1903-02-18
FITz IS GOING
TO FIGHT AGAIN.
L-anky Fellow Decides He Is Still
Young Enough to Take Part
in a Bout-0ther PugiIistlc
News.

Bob Fitzsimmons evidently means to
engage In another night within the next
four months. In a recent statement ne
said that when he fights again Billy
Delaney will train him. Fitz also says
he will never again have a manager -
secure matches for him. He saws he
will attend to that business himself and
save 30 per cent. of his winnings. De-
laney and Fitzsimmons had a talk in
Louisville a few days ago regarding
whether Fitz was 100 old to hight n
longer. Delaney thought and said no
was not, and SO Fitz made up his mind
TO fight again.
Fits May Go After Ryan.
II is more than likely now that Fitz
simmons will compel Tommy Ryan to
meet him before the international A. c..
OF Fort Erie. Canada. for the middle
weight championship OF the world. Fitz
can make the middle weight limit. 1853
pounds. weigh in at 8 o'clock On the az
ternoon OF the hght. He is anxious to
take Ryan on, as he claims the latter
has been boasting too long OF his ability.
Jack Herman, matchmaker OF the In
iernational Club. is willing to offer a
good purse for a twenty-round bout be-
tween the men. and the indications are
that both will accept 1t. A contest be-
tween Fitz and Ryan would attract one
Of the largest crowds that ever wit
messed a boxing bout In Canada.
O'BFien Ryan's First Foe.
Ryan is stil at Hot Springs. Ark.
where he IL getting himself into con-
dillon for his coming six-round bout
vita "P~hiladeiphia jack o'Brien.
which will be decided before the Penn
Art A. c.. OF Philadelphia, within tho
next ten weeks. Ryan has accepted the
offer OF a 5000 purse from the club.
As o'Brien Is also anxious 20 take Ryan
on II is safe to say that he will not. lose
acceptance Of the oner. Ryan win re,
main at Hot Springs for three more
weeks. o'Brien Will be able to fight
again In two weeks. as his hand, which
II nearly well again,
HuEhey Going with Terry.
Hughey McGovern. the bantam-weight
tighter. who will accompany his brother
Terry to England to fight Ben Jordan.
viii also engage In a battle with an
English fighter. Hughey has been prac-
ucaliy matched to meet Pedlsr Palmer
~ q dfteen-round bout before the Ma
tl9nal s1ortinE Club. OF London. Tae
bout will be fought two weeks after
teFry's fight with Jordan. Hughey II
AZ present matched TO meet Kid Beebe
a PHILADELPHIA, in. a %six-round bout be.
fore the National A. C.. OF Philadelphia,
pn saturday night.
Nons.sF q Fight Williams.
}aek hennsF. the haav-vsisht OF Sunni
Niit p. has lest besa slsAsa 70 night Merssi
Iii44.. ue middiss~olsht fighter Of DspvsE
||I Ihel viii ~ eoacluslons IL 4 twenty
<|'@4 tyai 4 Victor. Col, on Feb. n. Ths,
#|N 49, a eateh-veishtl,
~ kightins A. Rhode IsIaAd.
|e<. q-f.ia q Hhods Islana. ysesatiy lsarns
~ EptNlnE ma u eeltusis ssss tsyin
-<IuI1.on ilpm the TD~n caaasl
g - tzins ssstsst sithl
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from the time the game started until II
was finished.
Two Last Teams ON Hand.
Affairs assumed a better outlook in
the last game. Tho Genoas and the
Delmars were both on land with their
%rooters. This game was strictly a
brother match. On the Genoa team
three McBrides rolled n there were
two Delaneys on the Delmars.
The match was a fast one and. from
the start the Delmars began as though
they meant to be in the finals. ].
Delaney fell down with nine pins, but
the others did well enough to bring the
Dcozo UP TO %. In the second frame
they had 1871. and the Genoas were just
so pins behind.
Msrtin. OF the Delmars, had three
strikes in as many frames, but after
that got a couple of breaks. j. Nc
Bride, OF the Genoas. on the other
hand, began poorly and made his three
strikes in the third. fourth and .hfth
frames. The Delmars were all doing
well, however. n had a safe lead OF
over 70 pins.
No Chance for GenOas.
After tina the Genoas had no chance
at all for frst place and the Delmars
won out easily. Kramer was high man
for the winners with 2l6. This put him
In second place in the list of individual
scores.
The scores:
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AMATEURS TO WRESTLE
FOR CHAMPIONSHIP.
A. A. US mig Event VIII he Held
at Polo Club Neat Month.

1t is several days yet before the en-.
tries for the amateur wrestling cham
~pionships OF the A. A. u, Il be held
at the New Polo A. A. clubhouse. will
close, but already the list contains
more names than II did a year ago.
The sport promises 20 be great and,
Ssoo'dlns to o oliver. OF The Polo
best mon OF the country will take
part ~. the nv classes which are a
be decided.
Entries will be received by OR, Olive,
at the New Polo A.. A. Park avenue
street. for the next three days,
The evening world., 1903-02-18
GOLF DATES ANNOUNCED.
Open Championships VIII De De-
cided juno 20 and 1T.

The Executive Committee OF the
United States Golf Association met to-
day at the Office OF Daniel Chauncey,
No. 20 Broad street. and decided that
the woman's championship games should
be played during the week of Sept. IS.
Chicago a already been chosen as the
place. The open championships, under
the management of the Baltusrol Golf
Club. is to be held June 26 and q.
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LAST NIGHTS HIGH TEAMS.

q: Mrs. Lennon. IA; Mrs, Waterman. IS:
Mrs. Enselhard. 40. Total. sol.
9S; Mrs. Herbert. lis: Mrs, Weller. 81 Mrs.
schwegier. 1903: Mrs, Jaeger, GO. Total. 473.
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THIRD GAM E.

Genoa, City-W. Mcbride, 100: D. Nc
Bride. l63; Brown. 100; j. Mcbride. l57
Maleady. 10. Total, $50.
Delmar, City.-Kramer, 216: Doran,
IN; J. Delaney. 1875; Martin, 1874; w. De
laney, 2U5. Total, 912.
The Friendlys did not forfeit their
right to play, as they were not notified
In time. They will be given a chance
to bowl later.
Tonight a good game is looked for
when the Star A. c., of Elizabeth. and
the Unions, of Rutherford. meet.
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ADELANTE Wins
THIRD RACE.
Denny Duffy, 5 to 2, Takes the
Second and Par Excellence,
7 to 5, the First Event at
New Orleans.
THE N ERS.

FIRST RACE--Par Excellence 1,
Nyx 2, MOlIie T. 3.
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Ion, 1874: Inglessie, 1873. Total, 1917. Only
four men bowSled on this team.
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BARTH WON BOUT
AGAINST ATHERT0N.
Result Of Contest at Kittannins
Was . Surprise TO Latter.

KITTANNING. Pa. Feb, 1s.-In the
wrestling match here for the middle
weight championship CT the world, Fred
barlh eucoeeded In securing two falls
on Ed Anterior. the holder q the title.
The match was for = purse or 500, the
&ste rece!pfs and this championship.
In 2 minutes. Barth secured the next
ik4sS IA aslnSsss j sssssss : 'A'
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SECOND RACE-Denny Duffy ]
Ruby Rag 2, Prince Webb 4.
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SECOND GAME.

Memo, l.. ~City.-Blake. l76; Winters.
1856: Gilmore, 1856; Schneider, 1oo; Hudson,
| Memo Ii.-Jost, 1903, Moser. 122; Boy
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NEW ORLEANS ENTRIES.

special 20 The Evening WORLDLY
RACE TRACK. NEW ORLEANS.
Feb. 1.-THE entries for Tomorrow
aces are as follows:
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FIRST GAM E.

Buffers, New Jersey.-Roy. III; Malay
is: Whriteour, ia: Carroll. 179; Trunn-
bour, lS6. Total, So4.