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Baseball Notes.

Nike Lynch. the PittsburE pitcher, sIpeeis 70
be lawyer some DAY aud puts in all his spare time
me HeS York American League club has re-.
leased Con StATkeu, the pltohef 70 ihuAuApo'"
and Catcher Dun 70 AihneApoha.
ne plAyt with the judgment Of AoPhse and
OF M erSeE Httie second bAssmsn, Johnny Even
NIKE Donlln ioOks 70 Be IN nns thin thi. aprhE.
A. t,Tsis6t a. any object not driven by powder
can 70. =.
could spring would Be 10 beat the New Yofks out
Rain prevented the New YORK Nationals Tame
With Newark yesterday and also ths Amsretnt
gams with Columbia. The Americans 60 to S s
more ms morning and WY no. be BACK uh''' 'ne''
The BIT and run rene has not been much 70 evi-
denos thil sphng With the BIG teams : g0hn heya;;
@ prssdssR' PSAT .s,sS, s SsaS S Ter a.
sScrncefhH method Of advancement
"Firsi time have bn NE GTound this ssAs Son:
AZ Moadsy's game, 4 he disclosed q large red
spot 90 that portion o. ss snSsSa0 ,,ls,S Son'e'
wes,efn and southern Staies arc plsntlfully
Tbsre are ChAss and GsTtes o. caniornia, wa.
SRM sSS hss e q EoonS newton o.
Indiana. Taylor Of Kanssst EoQlnnity q inaian
bfesnShan and Putnam Of Ohio, McGann Of
kentucky. Riberisld and Str.ng o. Tennessee
Powell o. Missouri and orth OF Nlrginih
Manager A. c. Fssney Of the De Il sale Institute
April !. AuTnstinlGn AcAdsmy: 5. Loyola Prince;
Ss Pr SSsSsSy SAG Slootyh aiSs sSo y
south oraags H,Sh sOhool: 2. Columbia %; ~
p ps1sSo2 sekooi Newark Hiih sssool D Er.s
hius Hail 10, Psdds Institute, a. Jameioa high
SsS YORK lilitsry Academy Jupi {. Kings school,
). Mount ffeasan' Military Aesdsly'
-
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WRESTLING.
Frank GOtCh Hopes 10 Induce Hacken-
schmidt 10 Meet Him.

Frank GOtCh Hopes 10 Induce Hacken-
schmidt 10 Meet Him.
Though match has been arranged between
Tom jenkins and George Hackers Oh midi,
little has been heard from Frank 0otch. the
former catch az catch can champion. How
ever, Il appears that the Iowa farmer boy has
been scheminE all the time aud will undoubt-
eddy be In evidence before long, Gotoh haa
been touring the South during the last few
weeks and has added lot OF victories 20 his
credit. He feels his defeat at the hands of
jenkins rather keenly and has been doing his
level best 70 wipe out that reverse. In letter
10 THH SUN, GOtch writes:
Many have asked Ine why | have not
challenged the Russian Lion / believe
jenkins and myself wresued with the under
standing that the real prize was that the
victor should get first crack at him. Its
tough 10 have TO stand back, though, be-
cause OF my defeat But IL Il no more than
fair. A long as ths pair are 70 meet al
ca tch as catch can have the right 70 ehal-
lenRs the winner, which am going 10 do.
| am "a theT surprised TO learn that the ma tch
"a going TO be under the ca tch as catoh eau
code after the Gre CO. Roman fuss they made
when II was proposed that should meet the
Lion Nevertheless, what HaCkenschmidt
docs for one man 1 suppose he will do for
another, and trust he viii not overlook me
before he goes home. But more earnestly !
hope jenkins QtleNHa MIN lot Nut hOuuf OF
American athletics. and because want 10
will be right for Hackenschmldt There will
be absolutely nothing TO interfere with a
match between jenkins and myself, barring
his retirement 70 evHde IT, or an injury IN
the Hackenschmidt ma tch, which Il proble-
matloal. II | am not mistaken the public
wants US 10 meet again IL u no more than
proper that he should give me return bout.
gave him three matches In year.
4 Wresue TO win every time ] go on the
mat There is little glory Ia touring the
country. The life has far more attraction
for nue. than any little money 20 be made out
escaped that defeat by Jenkins Ny only
consolati ton is that the public believes that
wrestled honestly and that my reversal OF
tell me that II IL some time since loser re-
mainsd 70 face the consequences. appre.
cute very much New Yorke treatment Of
me. | thought / was good enough, but, l
wasn't. ButI'll be right the next time. II I
don't turn the tables New York will hear little
Hackenschmidt has already started IN 70
train for his contest With jenkins. The Rus
sian has his own ideas OF working. He does
not do any road exercise like some OF the
American wTestlers. but confines hie labor
TO weight lifting, jumping, boying aud Wreat-
the weights. and the hea vieI 81 ey are the, bet,
Symnasium the other day and picked up
4 few weights that the ordinary man would
have all he could do 20 raise 70 ny shouldeTa
with both hands. Hackensohmidt, however.
lifted them up a. Il they were made OF pqpleJ-
loo. After the psriormance Hackensohmldt
seemed displessed TO learn that the weights
we're not heavier.
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HANDICAP CANDIDATES HERE.
LeonidAs and POraI KlDg AulonE the Ar.
rivals From the west.

rivals From the west.
The Carter Handicap candidates are now
nearly ell quartersd At the metropolitan
raoetraoks. floral King arrived nom New
Orleans on Monday night and was sent al once
10 the scene Of hostilitiss. the Aauoduot race.
track.
His owner. H. Gardner. and a special attend
ant brought the horse on from New orlsans
He said he is great traveller and feArS
neither miles nor noise.
He had a limberinE up gallop yesterday,
and hls style vas greatly admired. Jockey
Fuller has been specially engaged 10 ride the
son OF Florist
z. K smathers's big string Of fifteen horses
arrived on Monday night and are located
at Green Morrb's stable at the Gravesend
track. The star y Rapid Water. and thesEinE
q In charge OF Trainer Low.
Tug French, SmAtherss we'll known eTer-
else boy, was sent over 70 gallop Rapid Water
French worked hcChesney since he was q two
year-old. Wltful. MonasHo and Irene Lind
sey are among the older division. There are
ten beautiful ard highly bred tNo-yeaL -olds
In the string. Lyme OF Burns Will ride RAPID
trainer Bob Campbell also arrived az the
Gravesend track with thirteen head Among
them are the two Carter Handicap candidates
LaOnidas aud Sidney G. Love. The PAIR are
In faultless condition. They were given a
llmbering up gallop yes terdAy LeonidAs
will be ridden by the stable Jockey, Hldebrand.
while a free lance VIII have the mount on
Sidney G, Love u he starts. ham DoEgett
will start two OF the Stanton horses, KIM
peror OF India, the hope Of the stable on dry
track. and Workman II the track "a heavy.
peror Of India and B. Miller win ride Work
man
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HEREFORD AFrER MATCHES.
Win Give SIS 900 for britt and Cans 10
Meet at Baltimore.

The unemployed boxer Of reputation, II Al
Herford has his way. will be taken care OF 10
the future at Baltimore. HerfoTd arrived in
town yesterday and said that he was pre-
pared TO hold any number OF good bouts at
Baltimore this summer and that he was here
for the purpose Of securing talent.
Il have secured the armory IN Baltimore 4"
declared Herford 70 TIE sUN reporter. and
have arranged two important matches al
ready The first takes place on Apru n.
aud will be between Tommy DAILY and AursIia
Herrera. the Mexican. After that Benny
Yanger will meet Kid sullivan OF Washing
ton. who recently met Young CoIbett. Then
Moran and some other good bantam for the
arst week IN May. l have landed bout
between Jack O'Brien and Kid MoCoY FOR
fifteen rounds. which is 20 be held about the
middle OF next month
4 think that Baltimore Is the coming
hRhting centre. and II any OF the crack boxers
want to appear there they can get engage
ments ! will give purse OF q. 900 with a
privilege OF % per cent Of the gate receipts
Tor O'Brien aud Tommy Ryan. But 1 don't
think that Ryan wants any Of O'BTien's
game. And 1 am also prepared 10 give
ki5 900 for a twenty round bout between
Jimmy Britt and Joe Cans ~ llSS pounds
Tipgside, the same a. In their last encounter
Let no one deceive themselves about Cans
not being able to ret TO iSS pOAnds He can
do 80 and Will prove this any time ] think
that Cans and Battling Nelson will hFht at
Baltimore AZ present am arranging such
bout
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Racing NJ Memphis.

MEMPHIS. April ii.-strollsr, yell played by
wise TaceEoerS this afternoon az Montgomery
Park A. The price Of 70 g. delivered the goods by
Winning ,hs chloSas,w club g gTsss, 'es feature s,
Ne in The betting a. 70 q Judge Hines vas thirf.
Thistle 10 broke hnt away and led 70 the stretfh.
where Stroller, well rated by buchanan, forged 70
ihe front and won elcverly: Mamie Dodge ODDS
Ing event and The result was never In doubt oeotge
lTlper, another odds on favorite, had no trouble
IN dlsp0slng Of bis held Ia the second race, but
Miss Gomef, a. ~ 70 I, took the third race rom
hepple Gold az % s. The Jumping race WSAI 70 70
ChAriey. favoru At 4 20 s. The track, owing 20
heavy rains, was muddy and slow.
Tru Race-SlH furonEs-Nannie Hodge, lOI
iLAunonl, . 20 20, won Van Mes, los Nishefl'
10 1, second, Censor, i0o CTTebeD. 80 10 !, third.
second Racs-four and a half futlongs-QeoTge
Llper, is Hlseher 10 8, won; High Chtneo
ia tAubuchonl, 8 70 !, second; Nesteful, los V5u-
caaurnl 10 70 !. third. Tine, 0ss, DrAce, ny
p,tlon H. Lady Trhyers and F4ntan also ran ~,
lreichU, ~ 70 !, won: Dapple Cold. ICE Martini
. 70 s. second; BsTkslmore, ia lBuchAnanl, 70 l.
Third, Time, il7jt. AAnnOn. PIesentluon, Olan,
desine, 81. Nerry LEGS, JlggeT. Doc Wallace Bird
Pond, Shsiiah and TsImagsnt also ran -. A.,
longs-StrpleT, III tRuohanAn), 70 2, Woni Gns
hsld0rn, III Qhelntyrsl' 70 z seo9Rdi 'pags
Hines. lN phillpsl, 70 third. Tine, lat
quAnrr-Myh, ia (hoclurel, 10 10 8, won: nee
car, ls5 dayton . 20 3, SECOND; collegien, ~
bean, RIP, Bank Holiday and CarheiiAl al,o ran.
cannon, 70 j, second Logislsiia, 81 lAupUrhgnl
70 Third. Time, 1854. Rankin, Luls Wsiy
and Mbtrch also ran.
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NEW YORK MOTOR CLUB.
First Run Called and Prizes Onered for
Regular Attendance.

Regular Attendance.
The New York Motor club IL looming up
as q road organization. and an active one,
instead Of a clubhouse body. The hrst run
Of the club is announced for Saturday next,
and several prizes have been put up 70 stlmu-
late the members toward regular pArtlclps-
ton In the club runs, These trophies are as
follows:
BY President c. II. Hyde-A prise for the bss,
attendance A. regularly called runs from May !
10 Oct. 81, inclusive.
BY wee President s. A. Mues-A prize 70 the
member whose suggestion % form Of entertain
ment IN connection With club runs ahAli produce
the best turnout OF the season.
BY W. J. AorTan-A gold medal 20 the member
whose car carries The large eat number Of adult
passengers on regularly called runs, from Nay
70 oct. 81, inclusive.
In announcing the details OF the first club
run, the committee sAya: We ehall ass emble
at Co lumbua Circle and leave that point At
bP. NJ, proceeding thenoe. by way OF Broad
way, 20 TWeDty-aeventh street, TO Second
avenue. TO Delan cey street, over the williams
burg Bridge 10 Bedford Reet, where we shall
be I'd by the Brooklyn delegation. Thence
BY way Of Eastern Parkway 20 Prospect
Park TO Ocean Parkway, TO Fort Hamilton
avenue, 10 SiXtieth street, TO Fourth avenue
10 the Shore Drive, 70 Fort Hamilton avenue,
TO seyentleth street. TO- Seventh avenue, 20
Bath Be9ch and direct 20 the lower end Of
avenue right 70 Tappsn $ Hotel AZ Bheeps.
head bay for dinner. The members viii
return, AZ such time a. may suit them, by
mOonlfH
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Cricket Associations Rivals for Inter.
national Matohea

Rivalry Ibstvssn the New York Cricket
Association and the Metropolitan District
Cricket League has developed over ar
rangemsnts OF international games this
season. The last named organization some
time ago entered into negotiations with the
Associated Cricket Clubs Of Philad elphia
for q date With the Aarylebons q. L ., which
will sAil for this country on July ~ and play
three Gamel IN Philadelphia, besides matches
IN New Yofk. Baltimore, Boston and possibly
other cities.
The New York Cricket Association IL also
endeAvoFing 10 GrranGe a game with the
visitors, and At meeting 81 the executive
committee yesterday A. H. Rehdle was
appointed g committee Of one 10 correspond
with the Phlladelphlans on the matter. with
power 20 arrange details. AZ the same meet
ingDr 2. y Brendon was appointed 70 arrange
q game with the Hamilton Club Of Bermuda.
with whom the league has alAQ srranged q
game The Columbia oval Club has placed
its grounds ~ WDllamsbridGe az the disposal
on the association for these games
An Invitation brOm the Connecticut state
Cricket Ass2eiatlon 70 play an intsretate
accepted by the association,
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Gu, Ruhlln After Marvin Hart.

Billy Madden IL OF the opinion that the
only way that Marvin Hart can insist upon
a match with Jim Js6tss II By meeting his
man, Gus Rubin. The akron Giant" has
acoordinEly challenged the southener and
a prepared 10 face Hart At either Baltimore
sHsrt sbould not iEnore Rubin" says
Madden, because the pair have already
met, and ! think Gus Il the better man. Then
a match between the two would be q good
test for Hart and would enable the public TO
Rubin Is taller than Jeires, has long reach
and " an IDEAL heavyweight Such . bout
10 see what Hart could do N b. euooseded
In beatlnE Rubin, Hart would BE- In q dne
position 20 force the champion INFO . match
but up 70 now ! have not heard from him
I'm sure that the California clubs win Eive
the men q purse. Rubin u training now
so, III the min 10 arranged &C. will not be
long before the bout takes place"
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INDOOR TENNIS.
BOb Wrsna and AIlss Eleanor Sears Win
IN MIXED Doubles Championship.

In Mixed Doubles Championship.
In well played contest Of three sets,
e1-champlon Boz Wrenn and Miss Eleanor
Sears defeated ueorEe l.. Nrenn, Jr., and
Miss Marion fenno yesterday IN the nhAl-
round Of the mixed doubles indoor tennis
championship, held on the courts OF the 81
Nicholas skating Rink Society was out In
force 10 witness the play, a. the work Of these
teams In the seml-hnals on Monday pres
aged a close nnsh The Nrenns ere seldom
seen on opposite sides Or the net, 30 that the
rivalry between them Was ell the keenet
Each had q Boston partner Of unusual akiI,
both Mas Sears and Miss Fenno playing the
game In brilliant fashion. Mlas Sears was
strong on the service. and her pla chg down
the side lines proved a strong faotor Mss
Fenno won a number Ioi points BY fast cross
court drives The score vas 49,, 0-2
Al the start Miss Fenno and Ueorgs Wfenn
took a good lead and by better ell around
work had the score In their favor by ~
With George wrenn serving. 10 looked Ike
sure win ct e.. but a rally gave their oppo
nents the next game Bob Wrenn's serve
was easily handled In the nett game, OeOrge
Wrenn and Miss Fsnno taking the set "a
Miss ; emo again at the front With two game3
he T next two games Tor Boz Wrtenn and
Miss Sears, tying matter9 at2 an; twas close
work at this stage OF play with long rallies
gave Miss Sears and bob Wrenn eight
advantage, and they took the set, -. on
the playoh Ailsa ,seara guarded the net. with
Bob WTenn At the base line. These tactics
proved suocessful In q short sharp struggle.
Az the close Bob WTenn and Mas Seara
were playing oonslderAb " the better game.
To-dayb Gard will start the event 10 wonsnh
doubles arranged BY Miss Marie winthrop.
The entrants include the following: hiea
Martha CosteT, Mas Anita 9ands, Mrs. Fred
erlok Edey, Miss Mary Talfree, Mlea Aloe
strong, Mis- Evelyn Leonard. Mas Margaret
Dix, Alss Marie Winthrop. Mlhs Emily SCOTT,
Mra. Fell0wea Morgan, NJ We Beatrice MORGAN
Mas Cornelia Delaheld, M.hs Kate Prentice,
Miss Fargo and Miss Pauline Robinson.
In the mons doubles. which begins satuT-
day. Harry 2. Ahsn, the Southern champion.
viii pair With Robert Ls Roy. the interbolle-
Riate champion. in place Of Edgar w. Leonard;
The other teans are: Beah O. Wright and
Holoombe Ward. the national ohAulpio Ions the
WTenns, william A. IATned and Malcolm ID.
Whitman. Raymond d. Little and IfedeTick
B. Alexander, Wylio G. Grant and +, B, Dew
hurst. Henry W bloCum nd Theodore X. Pell,
and Joseph D. Forbes aud Reginald ltnoks.
The scores follow:
Mixed Doubles CbAmpionship-Flnal round-Anas
FlesnoT Sears, Boston, and Robeft ID. Wrenn.
New YORK, defeated hihs Marion FehnO, b0aton,
and George l. Wrenn. IT., New York. "a, "a,
o-1
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TO-DAI'S cARD ron BENNINos.
Seven Race. InoIudius = Handicap. OHsF
Some Coed aDoFt.

WAsHNoToS. April n.-seven races will
Be run at Bennlngs tomorrow. The nrst IL
TOT Platera. 81 ave and q half furlonEB, for
Nhich Blue and Orange. NinbaaquaW. Featoon
and Mise shylook look the best. The second
70 Tor maiden tvo-yeaT-0lds. AZ four fir-
longs, With an inferior lot named In the
third event. ~ q mile and 70 yards, Peter
Paul PaHiqus and MoWilllAms may ind the
most favor
race. at i've and q half furIonRs. including
Little Woods Setaukst. Julia NJ. Miss Nodesty
And Pat Dunphy. steeplecbAss for
m I,, e VIC NTH attraction, with Champs
Maiden three YEAR, lds wifi nun In the sixth
race. At seven furlOngs. Worthwhile and
Oieroso figuring better than the others
Inc Nlnd-up Is handicap for three-yeaT-
0lds and upward, at seven furlongs, with
1eoman, BIZ Curtis, James y. and Cabin ell
prominent The entries follow:
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COLUMBIA WRESTLING.
University Championships on the NEet Are
Decided.


The Columbia wrestling championships
were begun yesterday In the university gym
nashlIn. -Four classes were decided and two
stul remain TO be fought. In the bantam
weight FINAL E. r. Alexander. 'OS science,
won by default because W. W. Wise, OF
sclepoe his opponent was found 20 DO over
The weight limit. Wise wrestled one OF the
snapplest bouts Of the day in the feather
weight class with NJ. s. Harrison, % science.
Harrison, who plays on the forward line In
the assocla ton football team gave Wise
great battle and despite a match only snort
time before piuned him 70 the mat. Harri-
son Is TO meet r. II. Wlggin, 20 science. In the
n's The middisWeight class was a rather easy
thing for A. @. suydAm, % science. VINO Threw
h. p Kilroe, w law, IN minutes, on a further
Ns II n. Howell, 90 science, the intercollegiate
champIon WelteTweight who has not been
Snsts5 thIs year, won in his class again yes
,srdsV j. s. Joohum, % science. put Up a
good fight against Howell .,.,
heavyWeleht medal In the inteTcolle te,
won The championship yesterday by default.
j b. SaethlnG, 'O7 law, the ohampion OF the
New SoTG no o. shape S e' 70 TTeste. S
II B. Post, 'os COLLEGE and =. y: EeheyeI-
ria, % college, both Of whom have taken
pets yestsrdGY, because they had slight
Sttqcks OF blood poisoning. The Affection
csim Gg rubbing elbows aud arms on the
mat,
FeStbsTwsigSt-M 8. Harrison, 20 science, de-
festsd A v Goodman O5 law, IN mluutet - sec.
nnnHs IN a fuTtheT NesOn: NJ s. Harrison, Oe
Seienee defeated ". ", Nise, ~ science In J
minutes 50 seconds. with half Nelson and crotch
hold. - 49,. "a. .t.. 4.
isSlsd P Riiros' 'OsiW, In : minutes Ona further
'WeitsrwsaFht-J s. Joehum, 90 science. de.
feGted n y Riblst. 'O6 college, In minutes, on
~ nod. J. " Howell, Oo science defeated J. =.
iorhum 'ps science In Amlnutea, on ahAtNelson.
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oHICAGOs NOVEL AFRO MEET.
VIII Hold Frst Race for New Thomas
trophy and OHFF ~ 900 IN Geld.

A sanction for a three days meet on May
81, 20 and 30 has been granted TO the Chioa 20
Automobile Club. and that body "a planning
the biggest programme Of automobile racing
ever seen In the West.
Al this meet a new challenge trophy, do
mated by DIT. Harold y. Thomas Of Chicago.
will be up for competition for the hrst time.
has agr6ed 10 deed 10 the American Auto
mobile Association, 20 be held In trust nd
raced for by teams chosen by the Autolho-
mobile Club.
Another Interesting innovation 20 be tried
by the Chicago elup is that OF 0netihg Wy
are lowered In the complete distance Of any
race etn another new wrinkle 20 appeal
SSying A RAJ for 81 900 IN gold and hanging
me prize on a wire etFetohed sorosg the track.
40 that the winner can pick II Oh In thh pres
enos on the crowd
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AUTOS or AN SOR1s
Ar. to ne In Parade Of the &C. 4. On
April 40.

AVIu W.
IL was said yesterday that between 500 and
100 machines are expected 70 be In line in
the second annual parade Of the Automobile
Grub OF America which Ia 70 be held "a tur-
day afternoon. April ~. The runs and tour
committee are working 90 have this affair
eclipse any similar event ever held In this
country.
be present and q reception will also be held
Among the cars In line will be- those witch
have made world records In racing and en-.
durAnce tests As we'll ~ some freak Inachines
Side By side with the up-to-date modern
car will be the onea Of older days and this
feature Of the parade viii bring Into relief
the mistakes Of the past
The parade IL 20 form In Washington
Square and will begin 70 move at 80 sharp
Prom that point II Il 20 20 up Fifth aVente
10 nth street thence west 20 Seventh avenue
and south 20 10th street and across 20 River
eide Drive and 40 the Drive around Grants
Tomb and back 70 Seventy second street,
where 4 Wlil dlsband.
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owen Moran. EnE,ish Flshtsr, Due 70 Ar.
rive To-day.

owen Moran tho crack EnFilsh bantam.
Who IA IA aid Falned q decision over lem
BoWkar, IL due 10 aTTive IN thh country to-
day on the Majestic A. least Tom o Rourke
received q cable measeee 70 the effect that
Moran had sailed Wegk aEO. Noran IL com.
After . brief stay 10 New Nprk IL VII 10 Nest
and loih iabeg Whlts. y 10 u IN so PfaAcieco
training for his encounter With Jimmy Britt
Norsh i nstlvs Of Birmingham.
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PhnomsnII sprlntsF Unssrthed in Cali.
fAfnlA.

word has reached here from i.os Angeles
OF the sppetnncb there OF a won
dsrfu young Sprlntsr BY the name Of
Charles PArsOhs. A short time ago he Was
clicked 10 DOVER the 100 yards In et-5 seconds,
and the peTformau noe has been ysTlhed By
doing acme athletic coaching at Los Angeles
ID 4 the opinion Of several knowing Judges
who have seen rAr a ~ We, hs ~
iittie later, when be IL better cqa ched In
staTtlnR and using himself 90 ADVANTAGE.
bitions 20 enter college III the middle West
and there 10 talk OF bis landing AZ Wisconsin
ne II fail.
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Baseball Games Yesterday.
ATPHIIADKLPHIA.

philadelphia N. Llo oo7o o-s
PSlisd eibhiG tA.LAO % ! o %
BGtteries-DuEgleby, Ph'lnger and Dooln' WAd'
osj BaltInorS-BOs,OD On, L.. u Baltimore, l.
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HoRsEa ANp CARRIAGEs.

HARNESS, CHEAPEST PLACE IN NEW YORK
-BuFgy harness il.OO and 1880; surrey harness
IbOO iSO0 and 1900: Swiss breast collar rlnAhout
harness ~ OO me Speedway harness 2Oeei coach
harness GOO. coupe harness Se-Oo aoupls IsIia
names n %. dump carl harness 1900 PETERS
HARNESS a SADDLBRY 90. ~ West BroadWay
near Chambers st. upstaiu-
ANY gentleman desiring q high class family
team for Victoria BroughAm can hnd a. 81 .
neptlonA one by addressing me uLne.tlf - .
JOHS ~. PLUhAiER, SprinEheld, AAhA
LANE HORSES CURED By cOuttact. VINE Us
descTibinE case PIAiNb OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-04-12
NEW RECORD ron so YARDS.
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nlstAnce I'm 8 Is Seconds.

Az the Sportsmen's show in Louisville,
KY, N. J. CATtlnen. formerly OF the University
OF Pennsylvania. u credited with running
30 yards In s lis seconds, which beats tho
worlds record OF s as seconds, held Jointly
by A. p. Duiey. Georgetown, and V. 3. RICE
OF Chicago. IL is said the i've timers agreed
upon the agures and Of courso application
will be made 70 the A. A. u. 10 have the new
mark accepted. Carunell viii return 70 Penn
Bylvania next fall 70 complete hia studies,