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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-08-09
THE PUGlLETs.
WAS NOT
 ROCKEFELLER.
Australian Jimmy Ryan Held Up by Footpads and Gives Them a Trouncine -Fitz Wants a Fight.

New York. Aug 9.-"Australian Jln.- my" Ryan is showing swollen Jaw and one discolored eye as proof tnae be was taken for young Mir RockeIei- Tor early yesterday morning in flItn avenue.
 It is Mir Ryan's habit to walk up to Central park at about O'CLOCK ever! morning and take a short stroli uhder the trees before going to his ped. he says it composes his mind ana induces pleasant and profitable thought.
 When the pugilist's pedestriahlsln had carried him as far as sherry & two young men accosted him, the taiier acting as spokesman ,.
 ~This is young Mir Rockefeller, is 1t not:" be asked.
 wy, suttinly, suttinly,' replied MT Ryan. What kin I do fer you"
 My friend here is sadly in need of help" went on the speaker as he edged closer to the fighter. You see. sir, he has a position awaiting him in the morning, but lacks the proper raiment to make the front"
 Mir Ryan understood the meaning or ..the front" but ''raiment ratner hothered him, so he murmured: Bring the guy to my Sunday school class aii we'll see what We can do for him. Seer
 By this time Mir Ryan had been edged off Fifth avenue and into Forty fifth street. and both of his young men were standing close beside him.
 "oh, quit your kidding" they cried "Give up what you've got; it's a long time to Sunday"
 This was followed by threatening movement and Ryan made few him self. He landed an uppercut under the chin of the taller of the men and sent him into the gutter: then the smaller made d rush. which was met with half-arm jab in the pit of the stomach which brought him to his knees.
 By this time the first man was or his feet and came at Ryan more care fully. There was a fiveminute go before Ryan landed a real knockout blow and put the big fellow away. BY this time the other man had recovered bis wind. and he used it for get away.
 Mir Ryan resumed his walk
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-08-09
GUN CLUB SHOOT.
Waterbury Came in Second at the
 Meeting Yesterday.


 Hartford, Aug 9.--About seventy-fve gunners took part in the state shoot on the grounds of the Colt Gun club on Wawarme avenue yesterday. Rock vile won the team shoot with total of eighty-five birds. Craven" who was said to be G. s. Finch of Windsor Locks, had the highest individual score of the day, breaking 1T5 clay pigeons out of possible 19O. Barstow of the Rockville team was close. only one bird behind Craven. while Elliott, the professional representing the Win chester Repeating Arms Co. made a total of 171. Waters. the Laflin Co.'S professional. broke 166: Brugman of New Britain, 1T6; A. J. Reynolds of New Britain, 163. .-.s
 The shooting began at 9:30 o'clock and continued until 5:30 There were twelve events on the program, includ- ing the team match. All the targets were clay pigeons trapped at unknown angles. The birds went rather low. some of the gunners thought, so that the shooters had to sight against the foliage of the trees. This affected the scores unfavorably The number of birds in each event ranged from ten to twenty. A. I. Reynolds and Craven did the best work of the day. Key holds shot all twenty birds in the team match. A large gallery was present to see the shooting and re- treatments were served on the grounds.
 The result of the days shooting puts Rockville twelve birds ahead of New Haven in the team championship for the year. computed by adding all the birds broken in the series of state shoots. of which there are two more. Reynolds leads the individual race with f23. Kelley of New Haven has broken IIa. Harry Metcalfe of Rockville. last years champion. did not shoot particu- larly well yesterday. The score in the team match was: New Haven. Iti Rockville. S: Waterbury. s4: Will. mantic. So: Norwich. a: Hartford. 6; New Britain. @: Bridgeport. 65. The following are the individual scores of the Waterbury men who took mart in all but the first number: Events.
 fe34 56T s 9t011 12Total Number of Targets 15@1015 2O 15 9O 15 15 20 15-1e1 McEiIigott. Waterbury:
 Iii 1s s1O12 1I 13 16 13 IA 10 1o-13e Hart. Waterbury. = g15 s14 IS 13 11 IA l3 Is 14-15l Draher. Waterbury,
 -111s s14 19 12 f6 F l3 Il l0-l44 W. Hall. Waterbury
 -I21T s141T F IS 12 12 s114l c Hall Waterbury.
 -13i5 II2 13 13 IS SIP 12 FEE
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-08-09
THE SPORTING NEWS.

t" grace to him to call for successor. However, he was left in the box, and Meriden secured a total of twenty bases off his delivery His support vas very ragged, and the home team made all sorts of bad misplays. l
 The second game was called at the beginning of the eighth by Umpire Hornung because it was getting a trite gloomy in the outfield and Fore man said that he couldn't see the ball. Hartford hit the ball hard ill that game and had no difficulty ill tal- tying half dozen times. The scores:
 First game: R.H.E. Meriden O. 02 O-S F ? Hartford :. 0 200 0 900 5-5 6 ,
 Batteries-Karns and Thackera; Wilson and Doran.
 Second game: R.H.E. Meriden 0 o OOOO % , 5 Hartford ..3 o 0 1 0-6 F ?
 Batteries-Foreman and Thackera; Luyster and Connolly; umpire, Hor- | nung; attendance, 1000.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-08-09
pe.a..- 2. raasie.

BUFFALO. Aug 9-FavOrites and long shots split about even at Fort Erie. Summaries: First Rsee-Rspporf- first: Parusss. seco1d. Economist third. Second Rsce-Rocket. first: Col on~i Bruuston- second. T. K F. third Third Rsce-Irue Wing first; Miss Norxxn- second: Miss Aisbse- third Fourth RzcePIpe first. Cspifano. ssrozd. Pirate POily. third Fifth Rsce-Blue Flame. frsf. SnaH TaIk- second. R1dsbek- third sixth Race- Losis krsft. frsts Lemon Ciri. second. Tr<7an third ee-en<h Race-0esr- bsi1- 1ryf: volanfzne. srcood; Duly nays 01rk
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-08-09
YACHT RACING AT cowE~
Lord Dunraven's cariad Wins Kings
 Cup-sonya Successful

Coves. Aug e.-In the regatta yes teriay Lord Dunraven-s yacht Cariad won the kings cup on time allow. ance. the Safanits. owned by Sir Man- rice Fitzgerald. finishing nrst- Ins kaiserrs yacht Meteor competed
 The race for 52-foOfers was won by the yacht So1ya-
 The Carizd is q ysvl in vbIch Lord Dunraren has cruised for some Tezrk He has not taken very great fnferesf In yacht racing since his boat tbe Val kyrie TIL was beaten by the Defe1def in the race for the Americas cup.
 The Sonv2 made her frxt appear- ance after a general overhaulinG Sine she started racing ca the orb<f side she has be nsinguIzriy unfof- surzte- Three hollow nzsse hare bsckIed badly. and she now has k0 fourth Of the season At D>1zGDR Herreshofs s1eEessjon come chsnGep were made ia sh> trim cf fbe -boaL Some out<s5e Iesd has be<u remore1 and the bat h6kfe8ei- Tb< c1111n nuu m nnvo DGu1 Dunu11lnA -
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-08-09
CoRSEN PITCHED WE'LL.

New London, Aug 9,-Bridgeport de- feated New London, 2 to 0, yesterday afternoon, in an uninteresting game. The Whalers were unable to find Cor nen successiyely and were never dan gerous, Mclaughlin also pitched a good game and was hit hard ill but one inning. Finns error was responsi- ble for one of Bridgeports two runs. The score:
 RH.E. Bridgeport 70 70 2 o o 0 o O-2 8 1 New London o 0 o o % % O-0 [ ?
 Batteries-Cornen and Beaumont; Mclaughlin and Jessup; umpire, Hick- ey; attendance, 25O.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-08-09
NEIL TO MEET PENNY AGAIN.

Harry Tenny. the former amateur. who met Frankie Neil recently at san Francisco. is to meet his conqueror gain. The pair fought twenty-five rounds and Neil received the decision It was Tenny's first long fight and his showing was remarkable. The fact that he did So well has brought pm into favor with a number Of California sports. who have induced the coima A. c to give purse for another mill The contest is to take place some time next month. probably on Labor day. unle<s the club matches the winner of the Ruhlin-McCormick mill on that day Tenny is training 90 as to be ready in case the club selects him for sn early date. A well known Califor- mia sdmirer is willing to wager s5.eo that Tenny will decisiveiy whip Neil the next time they come together.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-08-09
ErIz MEANS BUSINESS.

Rob Fitzsimmons was on BrOsdway yesterday afternoon looking robust auS strong Fitz sad that he never fesr better in his whole career than he |does at present He says that if any |o< fhe California clubs will make ir worth while be will quit his show long |enouxh 10 gef into shape and fsht the |wSurer of the Ruhfin-NcC1<nick baf- lie vhkh k fo be decided af Coima- |CaL n<4S Fffday niGhf-
 -up . np - onuG ~ ! on -
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-08-09
NORWICH WON HANDILY.

Norwich, Aug 9.-Norwich and New Haven put up an interesting game yes terday afternoon, and Norwich won, I to 0. playing an errorless game. Kelly for New Haven pitched trifie wild, issuing five passes. Mclean pitched nice game for Norwich. The feature was the heavy hitting of Crolius. The score:
 RH.E. Norwich ... 0 0 o ? 0 2 o 0 +- s c New Haven o o O'O O % co G 2 Batteries-McLean and Plunkett: Kelly and Jope; umpire, Kennedy; at. tendance, 150.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-08-09
.x Erx BREAK

Hartford. Aug e--Expe1ie1oe has
 sSo~u that when . pstcher has an o-
 asr. and plainly uztife<ts it in the esriy part of q zane # i< wisdom tg uruore hfr- Yoz1x Peter WIlscz had eurh . day Fe<s<risy. ard after the serpad inninx- when he vas fc1cAed
 = fw ns n1h nnA ' v0s m disr
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-08-09
r-zl;sa Arzsa.lcu.


 Many British skilled skiFszil6srs. til recently employed in the English narsl 5ockyar5s are ezi~rzsirx 10 the United States ~zs-e theF hcrs to f-i ca ployzezt ia rss expected sxSzzzio1 q tns AnerfcAz xzsJ-
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-08-09
NEW swryrNrxG RECORD.

London Aug a.-I. Wolfe svzm yestprsfay from Nzrzate jsrv to Herne Bay and hack a distznce of q miles. in 2 hours. - minutes This makes a new reoord
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-08-09
AMrRIcAN AssOC1ATIoN.

At Toledo-First game. Toledo l. Milwaukee q. second game. Milwau- kee 15. Toledo e
 At Columbus-Kansas City 4, Co., lumbus 2
 At Indianapolis-Indianapolis 2. St Paul q.
 At Lnuisville-Louisvill 12. Mime apolis Q. .
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-08-09
TABLE OF PERCENTAGE
EASTERN LEAGuE.

At Montreal-Montreal 6, Buffalo ! At Toronto-Toronto 2. Rochester l. At Jersey City-Baltimore and Je-- sey City. postponed. rain.
 At Newark-Both NewarkProyL dence games postponed. rain.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-08-09
NEW ENGLAND LEAGUE.

At Lyinn-Lynn |. FaIl River l. At Concori-COncord | Lawrence : Al Nzshus-Nsshua | Taunton . At HaverhiII-Haverhill ,. New Bedford |
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-08-09
snrIHrRN IEAGrE

At Nenphis-shrevepo-t Ia Mem phis 0
 At uerSfisn-New orleans ( Little Rock |
 Al Birminzhan-Birminzhzn I. Nashville l.
 At Aflsnta-RsinL
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-08-09
BASE BALL
CITY LEAGUE
 SELECTS CUP.
One of the Handsomest Ever Presented to a Champion Team-Hills and Brook. lyns May Play for Cham. pionship.

The City league managers held a meeting last evening in the St Josephs' rooms and transacted quite little business. There are only two more days for playing when the season for 1905 will come to an end. Notwith- standing the fact that the teams up to the last few days have been playing very good ball, the financial returns have not been over gratifying. As there are just two more opportunities for the public to show their apprecia- ton of the players on the six teams.
 the boys hope that the people will take advantage of the opportunity. The ex- renses. this season have been heavier than ever before and it is pretty tough when out of a crowd of 5000 or 1000 people but $40 or $50 is taken in. That
 is not characteristic of the sporting public of Waterbury and the chance
 to show their true spirit is given the
 people during the next two sessions of the league season. Be sport and drop your little mite and give the boys ! who have tried to please you all sum- mer a chance to get enough to pay their legitimate expenses.
 The committee appointed to select
 designs for cup 10 be presented to the winning team this season had samples of the cups at the meeting
 last night. They were all beauties and
 the managers after looking them over
 unanimously chose the best cup in the ! bunch. It is similar In design almost
 to the one that was won by Brooklyn ! several seasons ago and represents a
 ball player in full uniform supporting a large base ball. The latter fills the place of the cup proper while the cover | is designed with two crossed bats. IL ! is a very pretty piece of work and one | of the handsomest cups ever presented | 10 a winning team. It showed the true
 spirit of the managers. for while they would gladly have thrown the Hills. | the probable winners. from their first ! position, when it came to making a present they voted unanimously for
 the best. The cup is now on exhibi- | tion in the window of the Gafney f Iewelry Co.
 In all probability. while there will
 be no regular after series of the league. there is on foot movement fo have
 the champions of this season and the
 champions of the past three seasons meet in a series of games A good proposition would be for the Hills and
 the Brooklyns to pick their old regular teams and fight it out for the cham. pionship of the season The Brookiyns
 should get all their old players now
 scattered throughout the league and then when they faced the Hills il
 would make a contest worth travelling
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-08-09

The Coe Brass and T. A. B. teams of Torrington will meet for the second time on Saturday to decide the cham pionship of that village. Tommy Law Tor of this city plays with the T. A. E. team and Hickey will probably pitch.
 The Independents were to have played Litchfield next Saturday up in Litchfeid, but as the Columbia stu dents who are camping out up that way want to play the Litchfields be- fore they return from their vacations, the game with the Waterbury team has been postponed until September ?.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-08-09

HUDSON RIVER LEAGUE At Hsdsoa-Hudson :. Pcushkssp = c
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-08-09
TABLE OF PERCENTAGES.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

AMEKINAN LbAIJt
 At Boston
 Detroit ...........0 0 c 0 0 0 0 Q O. Boston ,......0 2l0 0 0 0.-.S Uits-Detroit, |: Boston. 3. Errors-De- troit, 0: Boston, O. Batteries-Disen and Warner: Dineen and Armbruster.
 At Philadelphia
 Cleveland ....... ooo3 Q Philadelphia .... 1 0 l l 0.i Wits-CleveIand D. Philadelphia, 10. Errors-Cieveland i; Philadelphia. :. Batteries-Rhoades and Buelow; Plank and Powers.
 At Washington Washington ... Q 00l Q Q 0 l. Hits-St. Louis. [; Washington. |. Err rors-St Louis. 1: Washington. 2 Bat. teries-GIade and Sugden' Patten and
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-08-09

SOUTHERN TIER ASSOCIATION.
 At Corning-Corning 4, Elmira 1.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-08-09
INDEPENDENTS vs NAUGATUcK.


 Perhaps one of the greatest base bah contests that has ever been or will be ever played in this section of the state will take place in Nsuzatuck on Labor day. when the strong lndepen- dents cs this city will face the cham pion Naugatuck fire department team for two games. Managers Curiey and Rogers have completed all the arrange ments for the games and each has passed over to the other the lineup of his team. It will be the first meeting of these two teams and it has taken q couple cf years to get them together In order that each team will <e- all that is coming to if and Ro more Dave Hill of Seymour will of1ctzfe as un- pfre This uezns that thoee vho ars present will see tvo games played or their merits and with Victory pe<ehinl ca the banner cf the team entitled t< that credit yaukxtzck 1ezd vii eczrceiy be large enozgh for th' euuw1B G1G< VI vun8 1D afnuk n
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-08-09

lineup of the teams will be as follows:
 Naugatuck Foley, c; Breen, 1b; Cliff ford, 2b; Ashmore, 3b; NJ. Sweeney, ss; Jones, If; Carey or Patchett, Of; Grant, If; Sweeney, kirke and Tuckey, p. Waterbury Independents, Mcdonald, c; Mulligan, 1b; Burgess, 2b; Henebry, 3b; McNellis. SIS; T. Lawlor or Dwyer, If; Camp, cf; P. Lawlor or Smith, If; Carmody, Byrnes, Wallace and Moran.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-08-09
WESTERN LEAGUE. At Omaha-Denver 6, Omaha ,. At St Joseph-Pueblo 13, St Joseph

At Sioux City-Sioux City A., Des Moines ,.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-08-09

Al Troy-Troy s. Syracuse 2. Al Johnstovn-A-. !. X C. (. Scra1- ton 1.
 At Utica-Utica 3. wilkesbarre .
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-08-09
NEW yoRK sTATE LEAGUE.

Al AIhany-Albsny ,. BinghamtO
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-08-09
THE LORELEI

There is something about the quality and volume of tone in these grand h. struments that is not to be found i'll any other make. Don't fail to exam inc them.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-03-21
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-03-21

ming Of June with his show, "For Fame
ana Fortune and as consequence
would not be able 10 light before then.
But Just as soon as he II tree he Will
demonstrate TO the hght-loving world
that he Is by no means u dead one de-
spite his two defeats by Ncuag Corbett.
~ don't think the public considers
do derry yo5 as mgSa e. = dsae one as tn =,
for that reason beliye they wouli
pay more 10 see Terry HghA Britt tr
Nelson than they would TO sec the Den
yer Kid scrap either OF them again. In
other words, rerry's mode OF LIVING has
inspired more confidence IN him than has
me nigh lie Of Young CORRECT. lima
we arc therefore ia position TO dictat'.
t0rbett treated MS rather shabbily
when he made his match with Nelson.
lie had agreed 10 iighi inc winner OF the
McGoyern- lianlon night IN PmudeIph a.
nut when Harris came Gown here from
Hartford especially to meet CorOctt at the
Meuopole as he had arranged, lac was
Informed that the kid had articles f.r
the Nelson fight In his PICKET aud would
go out there and fight nfst Harris then
tried TO match him to light Terry after
he vas through with Nelson, but the Kid
again refused.
so under the circumstances and be-
cause we don't detect any wild clam1r
on the part Of the public for another
TIT between Young Corbctt and Terry
we prefer To go after the real 1--we ones
the game
Personally | think McGoyeU will
be better than he ever was I'm his HE
when he again enters the ring" con-
cluded HUMPHREYS Ills daily boxing
stunt with Johnny Bmdick as a regular
part OF his show has kept him IN line
fettle, and just because Young Corbotl
has the Indian sign on him Is no reason
why he may not be able TO beat Britt
or Nelson next summer But II Terry
Is ever lightweight champion and Young
Corbett wants a chance at the title, he
will surely got H.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-03-21
VALUABLE SUGGESTIONS
TO BREEDERS OF POULTRY

To the Editor.
The season Tor selling eggs and stock
Of the different breeds Of thoroughbred
poultry is now on all over the country,
and Immediately following It will come
the time when purchasers will be blam-
ing or praislng the seller. Some Will get
poor matches from eggs, and some very
poor, and the breeder will generally be
blamed for the lack OF success, and
many will say that they would rather
have their old common stock than the
best thoroughbreds on earth, and just
because of a lack OF knowledge of the
circumstances leading up to success.
When | buy eggs from person / do
so because ] am satisfied his stock IA
superior to my own, and also that he
has selected his best fowls to produce
such other fowls as he hopes Will sup
port his reputation as a breeder OF that
variety. | also know that to do that
he must necessarily keep that flock by
themselves. II oftentlmes happens, in
order to do so that this lot must be
quite closely confined, with the result
that not enough exercise is received by
follow, or a lack OF certain kinds Of
food essential 10 the nature OF the birds.
or many other little things that are OF
Importance, and which not everybody
knows are lacking TO bring such results
as the owner OF the fowls would like.
But | am determined to have some OF
that stock and decide to purchase a sit
ting OF eggs. They cost me IS for Ia
! get them and at Matching time only
two or three chicks reward me for my
trouble. / am mad all over, and blame
the seller Of the eggs, without stopping
to consider whether the chicks got are
worth the money | put up for them;
when, II | should stop to consider the
situation, have more than my moneys
worth. Some breeders have been nc
cused OF dipping eggs In hot water, or
picking them with needle In order TO
prevent them from Matching. But DO
not believe there Is one breeder I'm n
hundred but who thinks more OF his
customers and his possible future sales
than do such a thing,
The situation Is very clearly ana
briefly summed up In an article con-
trlbuted TO farm poultry by Mr.. L. o,
Welcome. outside OF the question OF
had breeding, OF which / expect to tell
you something, | think Mr.. Welcomes
dtAlAlt Dukh Allt DultI ana seller OF
eggs on basis Of justice nearer than
anything have ever seen in print.
From the writer's point Of view, the
best way TO get a foundation OF pure
bred stock Ii TO purchase the stock and
then breed from II In all It's purity with
out admlxture OF any kind, But that
Is not usually the cheapest way to start.
The fact that eggs laid by pure bred
fowls can be bought for few dollars,
and can be sent anywhere at less cost
for transportation has made that meth
cd OF obtaining pure blood very con-
venient and very popular. 1t is an ex-
cellent method, but one that suffers
much from the ignorance, greed, and
dishonesty OF host OF those who buy
and some OF those who SELL Fertile
eggs from pure bred stock are what the
seller offers and what the buyer wants.
But poultry keeping and breeding Ia not
an exact science. 1t never can be,