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The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-14
HEDGES LIBERAL
OFFER TO CAMEL
Browns President Sends First
RaSelllan NOnrpxerve Contract
Calling for $i.tsN1NO Trouble
Agreeing tW TERMS

The Republic ~ in receipt Of telegram
frOm South Bend. Ind. stating that rresi-.
dent II. J.. Hedsses OF the 81 Louis Browns
mas purchased the release Cf First k:se-
Americans and offered To- him nor-rs-
s'rN" contract. caliin. for Sa's" salary for
ths. season If Lee. Camel played Win
the y. " York Americans in l:s;:. th.n pur-
chase! the Grand Rapids. Mich.. team ami
handled the club E,Ss year.
When seen last nigh; President Hedges
admitted tha; h" had ci">ei neGatinth'''s
with tn. New York Americans for the
privilege of signing Camel.
Il hal about siNsn up hops ~ securing
Camel. however. S;,i,i MG- Hedges. We
hat nn trouble coming Z" tsrms with him.
tu CAMEL is heavily interested In tbs
Grand RAPIDS cl1h AMI II II nO easy task
for hi., Z" fin.i :, suitable. IH:,n Z" place In
charge "f ;he team. He woull hk. Z" play
with ih., Er"wn>. and Mc.Ale.,r and myself
ar. anxious ." have. him .'.me. hut We
can't blame him much few giving his own
interests In the s;rar.! Rapids club fir>:
consid. ia ion.
Cancel is one oi the best first baseman
in th. country continued Nr. Hedges.
He can cover the bag as well n Harry
Davis Of III. champion Athletics. AMI
when it comes 10 batting. he has the edge
On the great l'hiia't.ll'hEs player. Even
nave. L. Hght for "a r.sula, position on "',r
team. W. haV" two fist hss~m"n under
contract III N"r,!yke an,! Jones. a'i'! Gan
z.'i wous! t.r given no preference cNr-
them until h- ha~ displayed superior skill
~ the initial COrG-r.
Mr Hedges refused to confirm the -
port from S",ith Esnd that M had "fS"r'd
CAMEL a n.nr. serve contract calling Tor
SsV" salary bu, h. dni say that the ciu'
would have II" ;Snull. coming To e. ms
"A man tv tax. charge ci his club a.
Grand Rapids
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-14
BOXING :: ::::: y: E: SWI
HARRY PuLllAM RETAINS POWER
At HEAD OF THE NATIONAL LEAGUE
Re elected President Secretary and Tasurer-Hart Nominated
and Declines Rum but Receives Votes of Brush and Her
mann-Number Of Directors IL Increased Five ;iinor
Leagues Seek Revision Of Drafting Laws.

New York. Dec. !:-Harry c. I'u;Eam
to-day vas reelected president. secretary
and treasurer Of the National League Of
Baseball Clubs. James A. Hart. the re-
tirtng president Of the Chicago club was
PLACID In nOnliLati0n against Mr.. Pull:am
BY John 7. Brush. president OF the New
York club. but declined to run.
UeSp1te this fact two votes wer" cast
Tor Nf. Hart. Cne by Mr.. brush and ore.
ov August Hermann Of the Cincinnati
club. vas uno6llciAlly stated.
The casting Of these ballots for Mr..
Hart IN opposition to his expressed wishes.
led to the introduction Of . resolution
declaring 1T is she senee OF this meeting
that James A. Hart. .who was ;Gnaiered =
Complimentary vote FOR president. secre-
tary ana Treasurer. vas In nO respect .
candidate
Tho unanimous adoption Of shis resolu-
ton practically made the selection "f Mr..
pulliam unanimous.
barney Dreyfus II PittsturR ncn,in.ted
4fr. Pul1iam. Nesers. Shstisitne II PhiIa-
delpA;a. Ebbets Pf BROOKLYN and Murphy
Of Chicago. reed hdinK. There was N" see
ond to the nomination Of Nj. Hart. who
had made q speech d.claring that un..er
nO circumstances would he oppose Mr..
Pulliam.
TO HAVE ETvH DIRECTORS.
After the constitution had been amenl-
Cd % as TO provide for fivs directors in
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-14

stead Of four. and eliminating the geo
graphical qCalificatioEs-twO from the
East and twO from the West-the follow
ng directors were chosen: Mess.A 4. II.
Soden. Of Boston: Barney Dr-yfus. of
PittsburG; Charles II. Ebbetts. Of Brook
lyn: ". J. Shettslinc. Of Phiiadelphia and
Charles W. Murphy Of Chicago. The old
bIard consisted of MessrS. DTeyfus Brush.
Hart and St-lt..
Messrs. Brush. Hermann AMI FE,bc;ts
we're reappointed a committee on s'onstt-
etution. and Mcssr.. !ianlon. Drcy:us and
Murphy wer.. Ia med aS n. Committee on
Playing Rules. The question Of having UNI
form tickets Of admission. was referrrd
to . committee.
MINOR L:AIiIE MEfyriEG
NJ IN. meeting to-,iav Of the National
Association of Minor l.eaGue~ the only
business of moment transacted Was The
appointment Of a committee. consisting .,f
Msssrs. Watkins. FnrYcll and Shively. to
confer with the higher organizations fri1-
live to the one-inan drafting system
Tais committee. appeared At th.. meet
Ing cf the National LEAGUE ard requested
that a committee BE- appointed by thu;
body To- consult With ineni and isan John
.s,n. who had previously been ap1nint.c.
for that purpose hy TIE American League
Mr.. Hermann Was namcd TO represent
tl,.. National League.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-14
STEEPl.9CnAsE DECLARED orr.


Weoebee ao0 Tsaek C0o01teoos ~
Csty Pssk Exsseoesy Usfassssbse.
New orleans. Dec. ia-The weather
anu track conditions Wese cxtsc:n.ty un-
favorable At City Park to-day. AMI
though there we're seven races on the
programme. only six WsE- ran. the
stesp!echass. being declared OF.
-Four NJ the SAX favOrttcs were 6eaten.
Parisienne. pEying her hackers - TO !.
was the only sensational !ons-sh"t 70 win.
Summarizes:
w N.shara'. {" J. Won. NinS%ra.,r. - 49,.
- to ! s.c".,i. i:..in D-v..-. - .i:'...st ia
third, Tire. IL -. Polly Pc sinr. Tnat .
what. Sol. N,na. Kit. Tail. cadillac. Cover
PIT 'f"ii:'s s!s. -sE.
s.co:.: rae. fiy, All: "n"-hsi; s:ri"E.Ss-t taTi
.i.aIr. =: .Esvr"~.: 81 20 l. won: Lsnra Ham:
.<h"a, ?. 20 I: ,.ird Tirnr. !. Nn!:r,n.
Iori ktsS. ShAr.n Spr'nss. .i..asS. Queen Es-
:h-r amt Inquiry ais" ran,
81 ,Mor.i-I, 5 o. :. won: .h,.' Iia,. !:t ~ }.
Jones'. 10 l. second: Ber;ha -. :. '.i.ns-s-
..... = tc !. third. Tine. ;:is IS. iJsi..ss ana
Dartn9 a.so ran
Il. .N.c'i' even won: Ysirsi.. ?; ,fow.r~. :.
." :: s..2nd: i.irAiishi-r. "a. ,S;.'i.:. !: :. L
,h!ri I'',e. La. SS:an'la iyn.;;ls Sis".:
six'a r.ce. male sni q six...'tl!- i.sni,A-
d..H:.. -. 'Hesi,. = 4" !; won; Mcn- hcrd. ;,:
.wi-'.As,i'. Z to / s.co::d: fili'.. - 'fsn..r-
aud Tumble. i:ro-srsin. E,h-i M.ri: T.~n
Moor Ths isn. G;u.,us. N".o H.. L'ieby ts~:i
SEVENTH rare iv- ..I .i--i.~l' :':rI.nss
.S!ccI !: {" I. s..,ond: ucir,.1 isa II: .J"ne-'.
:. l. thir,.. Tine. IL: -. '.'..- .-harn;'t",,.
S,.--rb.r.i rpC. aa.. i..,.Ars,. OF
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-14
v|GuAUx AND HOPPE
PLAY JANUARY IS
Date Selected for the Worlds
Championship Billiard Match
Between American and French
man in Paris.

Cable adviceS from Paris state that the
billiard contest between Maurice viRnaUx
and Willie Hoppe for the worlds cham
pionship at lS-tEch balk line. one shot In
balk. vii he played in Paris "n January
-. In accordance with shc rules govern
ing ssc trophy. the trophy will In. one cf
.sss points. Eop!s. II th. challenger.
The last contest fnt the sMfncM was b"-
tween NigHanN and George Sutton in Paris
last winter. th. former winning after u
cI'rse and exciting contest. Hoppe Recently
Wen: To- Paris.
Great interest - shown by players "n
this side Il! the result cf the coming game
and the suc,.rss Of Hoppe. the youngest
~ the leading professionals. against Wig
naIx. the Oldest Of champions In any line
OF sl-''t. would have a peculiar siEniii-
CAnCe in billiards
Not only would All American have the
only claim the worlds ch:smy !Onsh'p y
emblem .the Is: balk-lins trophy haN ing
become the personal property "f Eisnaux.
but he wo,l! b.. the Youngest "f I'iay"rs
To hold a trophy under similar conditions.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-14
oNBssDt:N Suffers lNTf:REE:RENCE.
Cob Z Cos ls1oeky LeaaDe Hssse
We old Have Wen - AoOeheP JoaD.

New Orleans. bee. l2.-A cold. Srixzling
rain aid a sloppy track !nlerfe,-d con-
sad"'ahiy with to-dat's racing at tn. Cre.-
cent c:y Jockey Clubs tack. Added 20
This starter Dad. v.aS In poor form
t'ayorif-S w"i! the las; ti,'.- events on the.
card. but III. defeat ..f l-sdy Ellison and
inir.,i;i.. tn li;t-y being subjected &" al
most constant Interference. NOR. than
c":nl'H~ii.i the rinr for its losses. I'm
bo-i.:l whn!d have Won his race ia another
fM-, T.c.. Fix :urionSs-r.lrrcs.; II:
80 S"i!h. :, l. v".. Turnover. iu' .i'"i~y,.
- :" l. s.c"ni: J =. .--In ~. u-.i,,ss:on.
:, J. ,h.,c. Tim. In. Has lcar. D.r.er
Ter .ahii:s.. L. W f:sEn ana Peter Nathaniel
.l.-D ran.
ST.; &C. TX 's;ie1f f. VI. .nGs:a;. e + uiI Il:
s-Hi. - 10 !. second Gay tG-,a.4p. u. a..
Sn.th'. !" {. :. t,!:i T;ra.. III. c-5. Lady
Ellison. -. Eonmi.. Fra .iili,o. Saw Poke
Third rs'~. nile ard "a sixr- -rsh-!'ickes. II
.. = ..oond Ail.na. la5 .F'r.hD. /; 10 I.
remnant. B~ry Wa!G.i!. Golden Eus.e;i Temot.
Marr.s Mr,rv Acrobat. Nc"i!i;anis and Ten
n-y Belle also ran
G-",. even. wpr. Fo'rs-ser. Il. ".rimInns'.
I" 80 :. s.-n,i J: Paul 'i.r"-i II. II Hen! p
-sa,. . :. fg.ri- Tiu.. Iss. Mss 'Jsne,
Eiu-'a"r. Paul s:e'er". s.nn-, ana Melville
.i,s .ars. -" miir-Ts".-. -: ."N.::n
r" :. e,n. F'as 'Sn-.- - q. Sm!th'. 20 :.
md .er;ssa ,s,.;, g ',:--,. % % !: ;si,s N.i
A-r-ac-ioR. tHie G,."n Arr Riley, wa'ef
Lah- -: Worth aud A-,o springs ais. ran.
-ih-h rtc'. :F.:!. ard s.N;.s n'h-I. y. Nav
s.i"-Ia I-' 'M-;--'. TO !. -'cUni Ian Nc
H-ara- q" N"Ir;sE-'- : - J. third Ti:re.
:. q. Do: Han. FasOr;u.. Van Hope.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-14
INDOOR ATHLETIC MEET
RECEIVES LARGE ENTRY.
Tes ns0esess IsssSs ssS~ss sS ~ Rep.
s~s~0seA - Assembly ~ the
-, a. Sce0eAoS

S.Nty-as- entries from athletes r@pr.-
s.n'iuS TN different institutions were
sest.rr!Ay rurnc: over L" H.n,!!capp.r
SaanT 81 th- ~. a. A I. for ':F. indoor
sfhi.', NEE: -, the Missouri Athletic
Club SATURDAY might. III. meet Will prob
ably hsv. mon" r.-prss"n'Itly.S' y than airy
~ver ar'"rHp,.i by the i"c.i athletic IA
:.i,fu,ini!
''DI"rS representing II" -. Louis and
Washington universities. Y. -. q. A.
-"Iilg. Central and North - Louis
branches. fIIi- rni,n Athletic Cub. South
F'rcaa~aI Arill,-ti. Club. Missouri sth-
Itlc 'i.h. Central High N"siman t.Sh
~; Manual Training = Sho,i. VII! To- wcrn
~ fh. athlete
Tic r.rnI.;.t:"n f"r III" greatest ,.Irn-
h>rr ~ puirl's Irp'ni.--~ 'n H. INTERESTING
Hi-h fh. ..anGtrti- ~.lI bIit-I'.t:. the u.
: - track team .Sili S.'cI.r" a good rae"
rom ;g'- ,,t s.TS fer Tho '.t'i a. - team
p. .Ir"-..Gt.tfi"rr. THE '.-nrr7'! y. NJ. .. \.
-,ud iilrcrU,.u \. 9 All iTS" itrS.
toar-s au... tn I;.II.3 nal in.h from
..'!.r ira'lJr.:lsr- wi!l -r"t'iy h"ir III TAX
trc ava. ,-.irtE from, 't.. Cherry i'i-s'i.o'lt
,l'I'
60. ey.rta AZ. also louk"! f.g iH ~.
:, i."io 81. races. T"ut--l y" ~ iisi'y ami
.'auUai will tIv- strong entries ana M
r'u-" rI.ti', l.r"-s'iiS-
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-14

!tl~ JUri.'-- w-" tf. '.if E-u- ftI..u tA~
EIsi1D= - -h-i: furi.- i>.sIs match ~ ~.
tovsi s!"v- las 7i-1. Kicker - 'n' = .'4riln1
tam nss f.Sl man = .sh - - ".
as slpr"iF followed rE E-'if-- q 80 "yi.''iDS
tern. = tn gui.~-i an a."-.g' 90 IS
II 49, iunisT Is-a-lls TfF- D. -Ha '.tF- - -
ssgv - fh~ ''~ '-.,sg' -. i'.'.i "a
's-gf. % -fs w.u-i-. - 'rs .su t'lsl.-
VIdg.i - fh- match 1I'i ~ s.--sE' ~ -
iFir-gI Dt -" f"s. raa 80 T':0gi.f -J''
-.'h an a-'fars e =
In a.. JUNIOR I-saEus - Mor.ssk - 'oa.
- -. e.. .,raS .--. fha Hs-srrN< ~.
''r...sr. aii.l. TIE F'-st rsu' fft- - ''i-
-'y~ sar-.- f-.4tr - ---r itsu .h. J.. ru;,n..
I<.yu# "a = rlIr ff..'s' a.4sr-- n. -wp.~s
Voc 20. a-ii s---- ff'rH TO iss-.si.rE ia -.
Retail 'i..Es I-'s.-"
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-14
ATHLETIC GAMES
FOR SCHOOL
Long Entry List Reeeiv d for the
Central Y. NJ. e.. 4. Meet in
Gymnasium Saturday - Drill
Contests a Feature.

Tie second indoor athletic meet f0F
sfammar-sChcoi boys more than J: years
~ age will b. held under In. auspices of
the Central l. N a. 4. IN ifs gymnasium.
''SSna an! Franklin avenues. Saturday
s-sninX.
nunh-r Of exhibition events. such as
dT1iis contests I-;l H.. conducted 6.- ia.
Junior members Gf the association.
Three %: III. events Will D." "i.', ." AL
the xram:nsT horl boys .rsr E-y"aYs
o' age la the city. and all those " no roach
tic following stalSiArd in all "a. events
VIII L. awarded a prize:
pnc hundred yards. II seconds.
i'ru-up=. times
Standing bi7Sa.. jump. . fee: inches.
Following j. ih.. list IF entries and the
."h"ols '!i"y wiii r.pfs sent:
Columbia. l.. IsAs.iel. sullivan. W I.
Trur-i.y. irving. g Rsd-nah.r. 7. a-'ig.c.
E,rier- r W.,,ilsn ) Allison. .. Edgar:
A,niat9. = 3ill-r. H.nt:.r: E.:dick. =.
n@r y Taylor wi't.nl-rs Msrgne'',
J..-"nsais. ~ silva. - isrsms,E. " ai'.-
,n1sr. u Hsyn.- n. Burnett. t:,rsrs1nn- >
i.a.tRrg: sr.;,h AraIsmy. u, SCfis-: E-ntcn.
- Bii-.. -h.rmsn,. T. kG-xsc;.r r 1soah-. e.
tS.ar. " Ysch.y J PRO. ". !'atr'.oN 4.
Aeha.s Ii is..rr. F..t-a1y, = Nlrt.:s": /.
tVix..., e Palmer ~ shilling: ctpi6aTd. +:
.i>rs " Mueller. crow. II ituE:-:. 81.
Tut bse.ns.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-14
M'G0vERN- NELSON
BOUT CALLED OFF
Bob Deady. Philadelphia Promo
ter. Says the Fighters Demand
More Money Than His Club
Can Afford to PAY.
EEPIBIIc SPECIAL.
biga.lnIv,h, n.


Philadelphia. Pa. Dec /: Bob D.aiy.
prominent figure in sporting circles In
tins city. who. after many DAYS uf hard
Work. has s,icceesi.,st i'm matching Terry
M"Govern and Battling Nelson 10 fight \
six-rouni batfic here. announced to-day
'ha; th. match was OF. He gives .
reason the wgans!inS INDUCED in by Billy
Nolan and Jo. Humphreys. the managers
OF Nelson and NcGuv.rn. over = division
OF receipts.
Originally theer men signed to accept =
pr Cen; of the receipts. but later came
hack and Deadly granted request for "
-" cent. According TO Deasiys spokes-
man. tine managers are in m:xUp over .
division of the percentage. IN idy in spite
o: an outlay %! more than $i..sst for new
seats rinS and lighting for the hall has
washed !.S hands u IN. whole AFFAIR.
II + said. however. that other men In
fcr.s:'d in th. gam. are after the boys.
and Il Is just possible that . new club
ouiridr th.. city limits. With . permit 70
''id twenty-:ou,Id tights. may secure the
n.At.h
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-14
RACE TRAsk SUIT DISMISSED.


orc of the h:,t,h ~! daInsS. suits FLED
agaiIi.; ss.SYsraor Folk. Mayor Wells amt
ih.. police officials hy TN. siIistr J"rk.'
t'fui. while The De:mav track w''
being raid u last summer by the pole"
wis dismissed yesterday Ia Ju.iSe NJ
Eonal,l< division of the circuit Court
H,r want of prosecution
The. action WAS a'css'nt "f n rsii
made Juiy ~ and sa.'sN damages Wer"
asksl Th. y-'l:cr t,fsi' !:ils nainsd as .:s-
fnn.isr.tS M.r. chief Mathew kisly. ami
Poli., Commissioners \. =. stewart. Rich
ard Nan,on. Andrew Rl"nS and J. W.
FriStos.
The. ease WIS set fur hearing yesterday.
When IL WAS called for t.isl. no ono IA
either side answered
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-14

Gsssas:~s ssa 0ess~ss~ses s~ Isse
ssS Os~.HsN fssSssss Sss - .5sssA

San F.snc!-sn. ca! De- l7-A srscial
,ar.. i,.rw.ru "i.Gcky'' B..i!.ir's ''rl-
1,tay and q. Si".si.son'S H"arcatcher.
"a. ~ the s,.~.f4.st horses on ~" .a..-j
,rarSs rur u purse ~ g-S''. has t""n
arrange. e.. nos- Saturday ~ -. Int
,s.. track. IN" distance viii t~ ~" Anh
Sr,s-h.if :u'ionxs. an. ~. so.--- ui!.
carry w..SL. 90 u: :.CUu's each
The I.a~.Hr I-I!on Uandicsp for - y"a--
old- with S"., allied. viii b. run ove'
a mile c1r-." on the ~asn. day
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-14
BURKETT TO BECOME
MINOR LEAGUE BOSS.


Ises. Rurkesi Of the B0sf"- Americans
Will not jump 10 III. I'';shIrI lam "f ~"
Tri-Ssat" i>-aSue After al Ii ,.r,. jimmy
Collins of III. Boston American under
stand zach other thoroughly. and J.-s"
viii &c: hts r. '.ss. IN" s.: regular
form. although i. may ~ conditional
grs
Eu-k",. will Nuv ,h~ Iaur.nc" 'r.n-
chiss which is for >al.. ard Will transfer
fr :" wo!U.-'.r. Mas.
The following prsc"u:s:. =. t"iui. If the
work ur the rr-H,tHrs -? :h" Eastern
League. vas given ou; by Fr"siiru- Tsy-
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-14
.TURFMEU HACK EACH.
OTHER WITH KNIVES.
Quarrel Over Division Of Bet.
Then Draw Dirks and Fight 1t
Out in Race-Track Paddock.
REPCBrIC SPECIAL

New Orleans. La. Dec. l3.-A deadly
knife duei between John J. Mace and
dutch" Madden. hailing from g: Louis.
encounter occurred before the 0rUe roce.
The combatants are middle-eeed staese
attaches. Both we're lAcerate0 a6oat the
i!a nsis and arms while Mace suffered q
wound la the chest. which may prove
serious. A stout and veneszhle woman
friend Of the belligerents arrived just IN
tim. to prevent . tragedy. 8he tntreptdly
men.
The 6Ght Was ever . hoe 11de On
Thistle Do yesteraay - 0acs See MADDEN.
the latter alIeginG Nace'o pe06efed re.
turn. to BE- short Madden formerly worked
ior Gay 4 Co.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-14

Sa- F9an-ls-s t. f3 'h 'hrIif.iyr Ic- Gsns
sui G4~s .Ts.' ~u.'af % .'s-"fl a-f.es". 'sF'
rf=S- 20 f.sr f~.l"N -.g!-:. month a.
Wlo5xar.!> i's-.1:sf Tt.v Af,f wsiEa n 80
q. -su-fs IRE Sss- ALL VrN,.tly -<k@ pisSs
J.alLarH -, T-. In-4 ul.l t.ttI" - ..r ~sn'
=. -. sos. -~r~.yfs. ins virn.r 20 ;s&e f.
ger eer... ART the ics.r - f~- ~~ri--
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-14
EDDIE HANl ON STRONG
FAvORlTE At ODDS ON.
Les An8eaes Sp~sss Are 0essssG ~ -
Thas Ne Defeats ''Dkla'' lles.
0a0 Friday Night.


Eddie Ranl.n hook. up with Xiii
Herman If ''h!c':.c" in tw"ntS -:.,,'n'!
hO'N r-for" the Pacific Athletic. club "f
l.". Aag.i.s. Cal. t.-in"trow might. Roth
have been working hard IT their reSpsc'N"
quarters. and after several lively i"un,i-
with ,as .Montam, kii'' Saturday. ,n..
Ch:,ay" i.1y has cu' "u' the heavy work
AID y IL! d" HIGH, work until Friday. lic:-
man. who IL trained &" th.- minute. weighs
1:S pounds and. aS the aSSe''d weight IL
IT,. will have M trouble over that slu's'-
;ton. H.inion - tit and :-:ii!. Hanlo!, II
f.vuri,e IN the betting a, odds "f to I"
Young .'orh.;t.'' who has I. IN m;,tch.d
to hgh, AuIclls H.rr.r. th- Mexican
light weight in a twenty round h"us be-
fore the p;..iIi, \. e. Of i/sS Angeles. Cal.
on ;h. :i:Hrt NJ i~rcns,s.: =. arrived in
San Fran:i'c" YESTERDAY a:sl VIII heEin
training FOR th" contest al Sheehan's
In;rth"us-. whore Lc trained fer all "f his
battles III California: J'.. Cans. the light
w.ishs champion who wii b- mat matched 70
IN Frisco. will train Cnrbs.'t FOR the battle.
..Eid' sullivan. III. hard ting light
v.i1Et az Washington. T. brok.r! =" meet
KID Stein t"-m..rr"w night ire"rc th'
Eirck; A. -. ~ Baltimore. and h. should
ha.. II" ir..cbl~ in getting th- decision.
fighters in rhilai~iI,hia. and wa. forced to
90 IL E,ltimOrc TO g~t "n a bout. They
Will battle tor fifteen rounds
Maity Matthews. WIN showed hts old
rim. fEhsin~ FORM in n recent exhibition
h"'t with Jack Butter of Irooklyn. has
h"~n practically H-i,ciIcsi tO yns.t Gene
Beg nah. fk" Cincinnati w..lt.r-w~iHht, fOr
fifteen r.u:n,s. h.,for. the Riverside \ a..
"f Cincinnati. oh l.ssmt,sr - As Mat
th"ws has b-sn taking good care of him
sell. h. ought ,o make - great showing
against BsZ~n:sii.
Jim c"rbett ana Kid Mccoy have
mad. their usual b.1if Z" Get their names
In the paI'-rS. 81 as to let tn. public know
they are still oh earth. Mccoy has chal-
l.nged ''nristt IN fight. Actor James has
.1s''lin.d the offer. stating that ne w.uiI
no: max" any money BY 1ghtinS Mccoy.
These IVA" fighters will never IL. taken se-
s..,:sly by tn" sporting element The
sports ,in never forget the bout they put
Uy. at Ns !is.,n S'iuarc Ga'sl.n - few years
as", an'I the SCORER they stop talking The
better.
Eliy Rhoai-s. the Nars.. city w.iter-
weight. who 'aIn- into Yrn'nii,enc" by
l.. s;.np ''i:,ls.' Ferns. Tia" .X-Wcltcr-
weight champion. and .I'y' Flynn. the
I:':fsaf" fighter. III iattl.s iii Kansas siiv.
has been matched T.. NEE, Dick F'tZyat-
f!.h. th. s'h;caH" fighter. for ten rounds
al b">i': show. to hs-hr"uHhi "n hy
thn b. :,I. ciati.. s'iuj of b.aSer. Colo. be-
t~.-n l..C-,nisr - AND -. t:h"s.isS is
said 4" J.. i conner by the Western eN-
f~r,-.
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sOa nOslEW q sHAWPSONsHSr.
ChoWe0bg0. 0oS.. Teo0 " ~ aSvbse u
-. l~oSs TO.Oay SoV >eSses ~e
Three ss0OeO

IT, CEaEpASE Ill -sEsr polo ;ssTn.
composed OF students a.: III. I.ltro.s co.,
i.x- al arrive ~ - fSJr.- ;si. Afternoon.
90 q ..-;-. q ,hre~ caTn.s fo- IN. roller
ehar,i.-Ship Il M.s"u-t and Illinois
NLTaS~- Franks .. chan p-iSE u.-ei y.s-
.e-day that - team he'd ;he lead n tn.
Central iAsGUs-
TIE B.n A!!i.rs of n. D-lns. i~sSa~
al! 3iay ~. .hl-.ya.Su team tn.s even
ing a. IN. crescent 2: nk. aui ne C-Ns-
cs-!.s which hav. no, b---n i~se.se -; :hi-
year NEIi nee; the I.i!no.s chaE-.aot.s fr:-
SAy ard SATURDAY =; fs~ Crescent Rink
1f~ ChsnirA .xa team !iu~- up a. fe,.cVs
R-sass I,.sea-r and Bcngz-,. c.n-.-.
y.c1i-y. bal; back Col!.ss. goa. M.1Aal. /.
substitute E<rfs AID ncpcv
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Y!,'.ja..s I,-,. Eth. funeral .f Capita II
Snr,ue' s Brown. ',. wealthy ctssl Cp~rAi''~
and WE'LL known ht.rs.u.an. r,ok place TO-DAY
from his late Residence Eso~n place. S.iu,rr.s
Inn F'l.rAl tributes from all PARTS of ;hA
..,u.I:ry hli,,l - large T's,ni.
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IN'--' NT ''TN -t-f.tt II NJ
FI-r ~ ix -"' favor B-r.r Hand. An
.iagr W.. D.
~-ynaa r..r. MAJ. johnson. .a!.-c,s '.s-
-..f .s.--ry'fty- t.Ury- '>-ies ..:.-e.
F.g-;n X. Pasadena. God Ersr7"l. !u-
r-'rf E.a-"- Nal l. Golden Glow. EF.,a
s>rg Rsc--J..S I.'-y. s1ian"! white. s.a-
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I.SInxtoo. Ny, I'er. i..-At the FssiE Tls-
ton sal. TODAY. Sidney I.r.as. winner ~
American I-.:ty AMI Other rich stskss. waB
sold t. n r snnari - N-W York fG n .s(s'
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Nf'. kxS-k-L. .tfN~
T,-ss RAp-S~rr<.- ss~> Cas- pcr-v "
r1>-y-
Ssco.3 SAr~-RrtSaSa. E.Ea.- ksaSsra,-
~. Ea-~-IA 80 ip@ SsraAo. Rser<
rr--s RAr~-Jas- SAass~-A Hs.s wss,-f.
Rsa Cassse
Urn Na-.se sA.er. c,rhsa. E1isssG'
Rsss EAr~-EsSs CSSA 4eoGJ OSs..
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CITY PARK SELECTIONS

FRS, Eac--s;oiI rr,os. Follow ;he Flag Fed
I:rb,.
S-tond -B.iles,ron.c. F.sshoossr N:e
J,.r:aU.
TaIT.: RAee-xa-,SL:n-. J,ee,t.. Merry
G~crg-.
Eha=rh Eace-Fa:h-r Talent. Moirsd Law.
CLIFTON f;ov
t9r,a Torh>h!r. fnl I,~.kin. Klein
Nc...
sixth Rsce-A.ab-rsa. -, Tsnman,. ris:.s
E.a;..
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u. .. JaAes ~ NashslIDe E:Ieesea
s'sptHsn .f Washiassop soA
JeTe1~Oa k:oeVe0.

" .'d'rs =" Nasnv'H- Isn.- has
,. .ot."i 81 :h" W. x j. var
I,;s ."a. ,''"' '',: Vac season mI i3@
~ n.'s ON. "iH""ht was irwiT1 Ian:,.r
S,,, We" ~. ~h'. "as Hsi.Sst.d ey th~
I.,m /" ="
- ~; ' ~" sfnnE'St men
sui, i.n ii,". ."'"S P.aN."
'a' ~ M. pia!"H ga ta. 'Iain-
$500, i":.tii,.iH S'h"'; az
,'.,.i'. ' It'll var ne Mss !, sub-
q; -. "' w :,h"fn even. James
uf .xccp,iUr;.l a,,;i,;x
r,, s,
't"'I "s th' .NtGi'tt' AZ
",''h '' t'nh-! Na'iIe pr'S'nt"d al
va, w a"I'.;.! M'''hs ~ Inc association.
evws '"H,H "i Snc-. f'r the nsc'! year
,,s. W Was AH-". an. or which
'"' pr'' ".." "i sport M"f- SUPPORT
- - ~!~ "'',n"'Hf'd that u system
Mi ~ 49,. '"a'H'iix n' S'"Pi"d Tor thr
'">e~' '"'"'.
Ralph s;laze. TIE star end of the Dart
mouth football tam i. ii", ai;u9-tii-r in
SympagnY Nilh fh.. ,-i, aim, T.. ,r,.u ,,n
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J GWsrOs:ra>T ESE<I>
~ WORLD sbo- SPORT.
os0S t0G

} .,...- 81, r,.rf..
rw'.'y r'aads. L. AnSe.'s. b-- !
,"ni''": J
ORR ir'ttE i"Nfh~ - more
MA" S.ht.Sk "n4 l'~'. t'irS. !
'~"n's I@rni>. S~n t''"-'. Al. IT,
- moe !.
Nr':. "' ".N..- ''-, i'''i'',.''
'hN '4'''' 90 .H' :" M
ago. t'"-';nI.i - :. -. :,
hi'ii'"s '>''N''' '.,t -
h' 49, -.
= '', E,'..ni.. i,",,.~'. ~ . ,a4.., ~,
. r"rs. won't f"."a.. -" AAs''-
D I''c''rsH' %
Ar;lN HN'iH'"~ ant F''' H' k.i-
hH. '''r1' l"'i''s7 H.s.
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r$!.IS'.

i-a.f.ns r1:-s~;.-r -NcFa-iarA rsa..!s,,. =:
runs l>sd-r stsls. ts..--k HiS-sE. f"--sy trty.
=, s-oI-E sa~N. sN-r -alfirc* hi1--H.ri.-x
Ssaa=< :. sa--i.-r aItr.
FIELDING; LEADERS
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-14

Pitcher Frank Smith - the Chicago
An.c-i.srs - s-"kIuc his r.i"iSs a';d sai'
he has written President t"0sk"y fVc
i.t,.re offering 8 .-' Toy h's p!ittsrr".
'o,r.'sksy has ne, ,"9i!ai u smiths ."'
i.'s T.-d.v smith S.ia.
As ! understand IL. H.trr"y = trying ."
engineer = d,.i. that vii hIiuc m. 80 IN"
Pirates. ! s1n".-'-iy hope f' will sU'r""'i.
] am tired Of ''hi,sEr and sl. n"' WANT
:" r-tUrn. ] ~ouL! l!k" - work under
Fred Clark