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NOW MARVIN HART WON.
sOutherner Fought GImely and Got Yer
diet on This Score,

diet on This Score,
The victory Of Marvin Hart over Jack
johnson was discussed in town yesterday.
Harris success was popular because the
majority Of the ring patrons think IL pAves
the way for n match for Jefries. According
TO the reports Of the contest. Hart did not
prove himself a first class pugilst The only
thing he showed In the scrap was that he
was capable OF taking n lot Of punishment.
Johnson s defeat was as big surprise 20 Hart
as It was 70 the negro, and although the
crowd as a body upheld Referee Greggains.
he could only find one favorable thing to
say in Harris favor, and that was that he
forced the fighting.
At the end Of the bout Hart was the worse
SCARED Of the two. His face was so puned
and bruised that one could hardly recognize
him. on the other hand johnson was un-
marked.
Greggalns esta blished his right TO his de-
cis ion because Hart had done all the forcing
in the contest. while johnson. outside Of his
admitted ceverness held on considerably.
He devQed himself solely 10 left upper
cuts and Once In a while brought over q right
hook His blows, though, did not have as
much steam behind them as did Harts. The
Southerner, when he landed, hurt his man.
His blows we're mostly swings. Intl the
eighth round neither man had wrought any
damage. although they had wasted lot Of
strength by wrestling to the ropes. In this
round johnson landed hard right hooks
and had Hart worried. Johnson partly closed
Harris right eye with such blow.
In the first ten rounds johnson easily
demons rated his superiority, and the betting,
which had opened at To /. dropped to 10 70
IN favor OF the COlOred man. But after that
round Hart made a better showing. lie did
not have the better OF the going and draw
would have been present to him. johnson
undoubtedly preiudlced the referee by hold
ing until he was ready To break, when he
would drive his rival on with a left or riGht
hook. What saved Hart from going out was
his ability to cover UP his jaw under the most
trying circumstances. Johnson expended
lot OF strengt trying 10 put Hart away.
Had he devoted his attention TO Harris body,
the opinion prevails that he would have
had Hart At his mercy long before the finish
In points Of cleveTness and Of blows landed
johnson. according to the majority Of thOse
present landed and led all the way. From
the ninth round on to the end OF the twentieth
Hart was bleeding from the nose profusely.
In spite Of this handicap he fought doggedly
and like a man who would not be beaten.
The mill drew between 81, 90 and -, 900
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B4SEB iLL.
Improved Work by the New YORK Americans
Brings Victory.


JACKSON Miss March ga call on Gov.
Vardaman In the morning and vastly i'm
proved game In the afternoon was the pro-
Rramme for the New York Americans to-
day. The Governor remarked that baseball
was one OF the games that kept improving.
and the New Works took tho hint and made
a decided brace over their recent playing.
They shut out Jackson by score OF TO o..
The New Works have had excellent pitching
all along and this afternoon the high class
box work Of Hogg and Whitley was supple
mented by good hitting and activity on the
bases. The men woke up, put on steam
and played the game as they can play u.
Not a hit was made OF Hogg IN the first five
innings and he turned seven Jaoksonians
back to the bench Oh strikes. solitary
bingle Was all the home team registered on
RUDE Whitley, who pitched the last -FOUR
innings.
Chase's debut in fashionable company was
full Of promise. He was fast a. streak
around first base, handling his hands Oh thrown
and ground balls with CONSPICUOUS SKIN,
and was In the game all the time at the bat.
lie made a single. a sacrifice, stole base ana
supplied his share Of ginger. ! never saw
a more likely man break into fast company,
said Willo keeler, after the zane. lie -
light on lhs feet. graceful. has flne whip
and knows what TO do with the ball chase
throws left handed aud bats right handed.
A sensational one handed catch by FultZ,
the catching and batting Of kcinow and the
batting Of Dougherty, who suddenly got his
eye on the ball. were other features OF to-day :
game. The score:
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LEGAL NOTICES.


CITY COURT or THE CITY or NEW YORK.
ttfGssph a; behan, plaintiff, against Matthew X.
Murphy, defendant. Amended sum mona
TO the above named defendant:
hou arr hereby summoned 70 answer the CON.
pAhl IN thls action, and 20 serve a COPY az youf
snsNTtI on the plaintiffs attorney within ten dayt
nlcI, lhe service OF this summons, exclusive OF
ne day Of srNtce. and IN case OF your failure n
appear or answer Judgment will be taken acsinst
YOU ~ default for the relief demanded m the
Dated January z5 1905
ARTHUR L. PULLMAN
oa--.u - 49, Attorney for Plaintiff,
omee and q. address, N7 Broadway. Borough
81 Manhattan, New York city
To MATTHEW ". MURPHY. defendant .hov,
named
Ihe foregoing amended summons Il served
ypun, you ~ pubucaton pursuant 20 an order of
thr non. tdWard '. O'DwN ~. Chief Justice az
The cry COur Of the CS'v Of New YorE dSisi
februAD 2ist 1905, hr1 I'd With the cor, pisint
IN the once Of ne Clfr, 'he CITY OruTt a ~
CITY on New YORK a. D. uU House OF the said
any STATE Of New YORK
ARTHUR L. PULLMAN.
ones and p. o. address 10 BfoadSaT. Borours
o. Manhattan. City, County and Stsfs Of Neg
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EASTERN LEAGUES TROU BLES.
=, r. Powers StIn In Control, Nhile Jersey
CITY Turns Down Griffith.


Just az present there is hot fight going
on in the Eastern League OF Professional
Baseball Clubs which invo!vc- the retention
81 the presidency by p. T Powers who has
held that ofiice continuously for welye years.
For some time there has been plan on foot,
engineered by George Stallirgs Of Buffalo,
Edward laulon Of Baltimore. W. ". Burn
ham OF Newarl; and Howard &. Grinlth Of
Jersey civ TO force Powers to resi- "a but as
there are eight clubs m the league there mas
been a firm deadlock.
Grflth recently Withdrew from tho .prcsi-
deuCv OF the jersey city club, but stu held
tho right 10 represent the club az all Eastern
Lea que meetings, where ne could cast U~
vote. But recently Grihlh uas neen travel
bnatiou OF the class \ minor leagues, with
an accompanying plan 20 MAKO some sort
OF a war on the american League. - a
result OF his cAorts manv PLAYERS in the
Eastern League have refused 10 sign con-
tracts. eNpec,ingy that war would , soon S6d he be
10 secure increased pay - a result
Thi, attitude, OF tho PLAYERS hIS not been
especisIiv those In control Of the jersey City
club. the directors Of which held meeting
last MOrduy. Il T. said, ana decided that ~
future Grifith, who has no money invested
IN the club. could not represent the organiza-
lion in the councils o! the Eastern League.
Instead of Grinith the directors voted 10
have William Murray, the manager Of the
team, do the voting for the club at the coming
schedule meeting.
With t1TlUlfN no longer Nble 70 fouupl lue
Jersey CITY clubs vote. therefore, the dead
lock appears TO have been broken, for Muir
raw il q cO-e friend Of Powers. N the meet
ing Of tho laagu several months ago Powers
was reelected prc~i deu' for this year. hut
the OppOs IL, ION to him was caused by Wr1uglc
and a difference Of opinion, a. 10 the minor
lea cue demands Grifth, Hauou n Co. have
wanted Power TO resign. hut the veteran
president has ignored their requests com
pletely and has also RETAINED from calling
a schedule meeting oil the league, althOug h
the schedule Of dates was completed some
time ago.
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POLICE STOP ROLT.
PardelIo, Amer Being Beaten, Hurts Shad
Link Through the Ropes.

Tho Police took a hand in the Wrestling
match between leo Pardello. the Italian
heavy weight. and Shsd Link Of Baltimore
at Saeneerbund Hail IN Brooklyn on Tues
dav nirht The men we're 70 have met TO
hnish under catch-as-catch.yau rules
but the bout was stopped after q minutes
OF work iu the second nou'
From the start " va- apparent that Link
was pardello'- master. ana A. usual The
Italian INDUCED in tactics that were lar
from heinG -portsmanlke OF 'Rir Iink
secured the first fail In % minutes and en-
seconds pinninc hi- man. shoulders firmly
10 the mat
AFTER the men had rested ten minutes Iauk
assumed the aggressive and without any
trouble hurled pardClo al over the mat
pHrdello was angry and broke she rules 70
peatedlN, and on one occasion rnsdr a kIHE
II LINKS fare. Iardellu should have baer
disqual fed. but the referee allow ed tho r1sr "a
10 go on. y the end Of o.. minutes pardrll0
got Link near tho end of the r.no which
was about four foef from 'hp lowell Of tho floor
and tossed him through the rouo- dI,In,4s
Inc Links l"Tt shoulder The fan War IA a
one and LINK remained Oh no floor fur .,srt,
'Wo minutes 10 n dazed condition The croWJ
hissed Pnrdellos action. but before anything
was done LINK limped into the rims TO fnish
The bout Here Police captain GallnFher
interfered and called the bout 10 a haf Par.
dello vas declared the winner
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To-DAY,S CARD FOR RENNLNGS.
Small Fields named TO Go IN Five OF the
Races

WASHINGTON. March 20 Small fields pre-
dominate in Tomorrow card. the conditions
Of the ra6hs being unsuitable 10 many owners
who hare horses stabbed here The nrst
race IL for illies and mares three-year-oIds
and upward a. five furlonRs. for which
Bohemia, Girdle and Brush 70 look 20 be tho
most formidable. Tho second race ia for
maiden tvo-year-oid nllieySand geldings A.
four furlongs with Pater. Evelyn Grimm.
Moonshine and Ambitious regarded A. tho
best; as Tickle because ~ to-day's success
cannot start
Maiden two ear-olds viii meet IN the
third event. A. four snd hail furlonRs. with
Cologne and Legerdemain poss bic con
fourth race az six and a half furlonFs and
PTeen viii probably be heavily played 10 beat
HaCAmans, Cabin and others. Sandhurst
may prove 70 be the winner Of the gteeple-
oh4ee AZ about two miles, while u lQoka like
olote NJ b7t ween Bnl Curtis and Little Woods
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ss5 MIUIIIIIH CLAMPS, G TE95 sla.sO

~ 90 oItg, ,a4pt. Gas Headlights, now $3.50
N5OO Gas Headlights, now G5e OIL SidelFhs,
Gas Sidelghts, 500 up: Gray Davis, Solar. DletI
and other lamps half prices others demand. We
buy thousands where Others buy one: reason we
sell cheap.
ALL MAKES Tires and Tubes carried in stock:
all -izeS, all al Bargain Prices
spark Plugs, all makes and sizes, nc. Up.
500 Combination Pliers. Pipe Wrench and Wire
board Horn. complete with tube and screen, q 81:
other. soc, up Batteries Gable, Coils, Tire Tools
Goggles, Wrenches. OIL Guns, Gloves, Caps busters
cut Dricesi
Z. j. WILLIS co. = Park Place. nr. B'way
PEERLESS, 10 h. p, aluminium body, Samson
tires lens searchlights, speed " miles hour o. O5O
cost $3.50 SeArchmont seats 1ve canopy TOP, $50
both cars guaranteed. Room 30. ii6 NassausL
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MORLEY TO COACH AGAIN.
smith and wright 10 Assist Him-sAnford
DlsreEardsd.

Gerald Curtis 20 science. YESTERDAY
made the formal announcement that the
coaching stan Of the Columbia football eleven
OF 1905 would be made up az follows William
Raymond Morley, 90 science. head coach
Richard s. smith, 'O4 law, and Charles A
Wright. oi Law, field coaches. Duncan II
Browne, 05 college. and William [ Duei 'Oa
college. assistant coaches. This announce
ment sets AZ rect all the rumors that George
Poster Sanford would resume control OF foot.
ball a1airs az COLUMBIA. 10 marks also a step
coaching az the local university
Morley who has had altogether too much
TO do recently, will be relieved 81 a great deal
Of the bother Of the coaching. vhich' Incl,
dentally. will be a decided benefit 30 some Of
the men. All the men who have been asked
10 participate in this new aTtan cement are
pTaduates A ls likely however that smith
and Wright will b., the only ohet 70 receive
compensation for their services Both have
pTeviously coached for MONEY.
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TYPEWRITERS.
Trap shooting At P,nenur,t.

PINEHrRsT. March 20 Allan Lard Of
Washington, d, C.. we'll known as a golfer.
was the winner Of the annual three day
club championship shoot Of the Pinehurst
Gun Club, which ended to-day. breaking
100 out OF 40 targets. so maeautrap. fifty
ten each might left. overhead and unknown
angles. l. J.. Nardwcll Of Camden. Me
wAs second, with iC4. NJ. X. Waters Of lake.
wood, third, with 81 and c. A. Lockwood
Of New York. fourth, with ai
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MAILS FORWARDED OVER.

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Rain Prevents New Work Nationals am p.

NNsHvlL'F. Tenn March - Tho first
cla Oh to-day h,t Vccn M" New York Nationals
aud tho strong southern League team Of Sash
Vile was prevented 10y a heavy dOWnpour Of
rain The capital G'y Of lenurssoe has been
made up for lost time after tho New Works
arr rpd here luther TAYLOR. Who IL biC
favoritc lu Nashville. was cardcd 10 mich
for New York. and the advance Salo Of tickets
at the uptown u0,Ce indicated a large crowd
Il the weather had becn prontious.
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Lakernod auto RACE Programme.

4 list n eighteen events has been arranged
for the FIRST automobile rac" meet o. tho sea
son. .he Ave day carnival that begins az Lake
wood Aprjl Is
The race include record trials for all clesses
Of cars a. q kilon1etre and az o mile races at
one mile two miles sud Al five miles for the
various classes. handiCRps. and an amateur
championship az five miles ~ the events
are road races
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GOLF.
scSrsdale Links Open on Saturdpy-Note
or the Game

Weather permitting. there will be = handi-
cap at the Scarsdale Golf Club on Saturday.
as the course il in fine condition and all ready
for the season, The hills and holows are
drained by the natural slope Of the ground.
which always brings this links 10 hand early
In the spring. {, 4. ". Fox continues for
the fourth season as the professional at
ScarsdAle
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PnnI

nr " Howe. who is looked uron A. the
winner Of the amateur pool champions hin
Of New Norl. vas defeated Last night bv
Edward Haunis. taender. by IS points
A. the RroadWav Billiard Academ- The
final score vas. Han1is. 100 Howe y The
best run Of the game 2. points. Wa srortd
by the winner. Howes best contribution
was IS.
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May day parade Of automobiles will be
held this year under the auspices Of the Auto
mobile Club Of America II Is considered
that the parade held last wear by the club vas
a great success. although II was held IN a
pouring rain. The committee in charge Of
the parade VIII meet tomorrow TO make its
plans. "
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Two NOR racks. Indiana poln and Cblurr bus
have Joined the American Turf Association
Dave johnson Roseben 10 tal4ed Of a. a possible
winner of the Carer Handicap.
Marry Bergen The veteran 1bckey uho rode
Salvador When be hung VI the unodu6fled Worid's
record OF ~ for q mnt eirtiUhtaWty, has re
noe % ths local traeks this ytan Bsrfen uAy-t BE-
can Do 100 poundA. = = '.--I =.
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First base on eTors-Ncw YORK J. Lcii on
balls-Uf Hogg. /: OF Whitley. 2. Struck out
By Hogg :. by Whltll Z by Method. Two uase
hits Doughcrty. Turner. SeCTtnCe hts-l eager.
chase. stolen bases--keelcr Chase Double
plAy-IaWsou. Dillon and Shafer Hit b. ptcncr
BY Whitley l. Empire-Gallagher. Time
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Nep Athletic 0ub In BrookI,p.

The Remseu Athletic club Of Brook IN
has lust been incorporated. The directors
sre. William n Forhee, William W Bennett
and Frank s Lowe
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on other lines,
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other baseball Games.

Al PRINCETON.
NY. Cnlverslty,..0 0 o o o o o. 0 II
princeton.........O 0 3 E--l2 !
BatteTles-Lowther. 1eileS and R4gge. %. Doyle,
Byram. Helm, Cooney and l.. Doyle.
At INV HAVEN
r. \
Manhattan .......3 o o o Is 5
Yale -.............O 0 o U U o 90 2
Battcries-Dolan and Connolly, Jackson, Erwin
Fargo and RnO1.
AZ COLUMBIA.
RHE
Brooklyn .........2 0 90 10 o ?
Detroit ..........O o 0 o o Is 5
Batteries Ritter and Jones: CiCottc and j. Sui
liNan.
AT wAsHISGToN.
GEORGETOWN &c.. . ..........i SO o-3 .
Fourth Pr SbyteTian 30 o "a
Batteries DfrnGan and Hart. Jones and Bradley