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The Washington times., 1905-09-03
THREE BROTHERS
ALL CHAMPIONS
Corbett Family Has Re-
markable Record.
HARRY's QUEER REPUTATION
Is King Pin Stakeholder and Adjusrer
of Pugilistic DiAiculties--Jim
and Joe Ex-Champions.

Three brothers and all champions is a
record which makes the Corbett family
unique in the history of sport.
But such is the record of the Corbett
brothers who. in the order of their fame,
are Jim. Harry and Joe. Jim Corbett as
former champion pugilist of the world.
IS too well known to require comment.
The other two are not so familiar TO
persons in the East.
Harry Corbett is the proprietor of the
saloon In San Francisco around which
the pugilisiic life of the city revolyes.
Matches are made in his backrcom, and
there the lighters weigh in unless they
2re required to make ringside weight
He is an authority on all sporting mat
tiers, and when there is dispute be
tween managers or fighters in the Coast
town they tell their troubles TO him.
He has knack of Strengthening out
tangies. no matter how bad they rnar
be. and has saved many fight which
was on the verge Of being called off.
Noted for Honesty.
Harry Corbett is noted for his honesty
In handling other peoples money, and
for that reason has acquired a reputa-
t;on throughout the country as a stake
noiJcr- SO much money has he handled
that he is claimed by his friends &c be
the champion stakeholder and authority
on matters pugilistic in the United
States. if not the world
Joe Corbett is a pitcher who had the
coveted honor of being with the Balti-
more team when II was in the heighth
OF It's championship career and won the
pennant three years in succession His
greatest success was with Baltimore.
but he got in a nut. with Ned Hanlon,
VINO was managing there at that timed
and jumped TO the Pacific coast. He
remained there several years Last
year he was with the St Louis, National
League :eam- but his success was not
remarkable. and he Is now again in
Frisco
Jim and Joe are now eX-champs but
harry Is still on top of the pile and ac-
curing wsder reputation each day in
his particular sphere of activity. How
many other families are there whose
only three sons have each become u
champion?
The Washington times., 1905-09-03
ARMY EXPECTS
STRONG ELEVEN
Promising Material to Fill
the Gaps.

WEST POINT, Sept. e.-Trainer
James Temple has arrived and the first
regular football practice of the West
Point team started yesterday.
Over fifty men reported in uniform.
mostly from the new fourth class.
which brings a number of heavy men
who have football experience. By
graduation The team lost four star men.
and it will be difficult 10 replace such
players as Upton. Graves, Doe, and
Hammond.
There are number Of candidates for
center Philbin, from the University of
Maine. is = very likely man, and brings
with him reputation made in the 4posi-
tion last year. The vacant tackle place
mas two strong candidates i'm Fish. a
Hyde Park high school boy. and
Mathues. from the Pennsylvania Mill
tary Academy. Both are big, heavy
men. with local grdiron fame. and the
coaches are watching them closely.
At Left End.
The end position. left open by Ham
mond's graduation. has a number OF
candidates from last years squad aug
men;ed b. several from the plebe class.
\ promlDen; candidate Is A W. Smith
from ST. Johns College. who played the
Position before coming here. Carey
seems to be generally picked to again
make quarterback. but the coaches have
not lost sight of his weakness last year
L. catching punts. and with Westover,
last years subquarter: Johnson, a new
man, who played quarter last year on
the Portland, Ore, High School, and
several other new candidates after tho
place. Garry VIII have to work hard TO
retain the position this year.
Taking everything into consideration.
the ottloC.. fer a victorious team is very
Sooc. The coaching Will be taken care
or. as formerly. by West Point grad
yates. Lieutenant Boyors is head coach.
with Lieutenant Graves, captain Of last
years team, and Lieutenant DAILY. of
quarterback fame, az assistants Many
Of the officers stationed ut the academy
are formc. football men. and Will aid
In the development of the team.
The first game is with Tufts College
on Septemb + 20.
The Washington times., 1905-09-03
CINCINNATI TOOK
GAME FROM CUBS

CHICAGO. Sept. 2-Chicago Nationals
won from Cincinnati today In a game
full fweird fielding, all the runs but
one resulting from queer misplays.
Double plays on both sides were fast
and snappy. Attendance. $500 Score:
n. II. Z
Cincinnati $500 20 0e200-2 8
Batteries-Ruelbach and King: Chech
and Schlev. Time-1 hour and 80 min
utes. Umpire-Klem.
The Washington times., 1905-09-03

At the present standing of the teams
the Middies have the best chance for
the coveted rag They have lost the
least number of games.
The Washington times., 1905-09-03
.P|TTSBURG'S LUCKY
WIN AT ST.LOU|S
The Cardinals Made Ten
More Hits.
CHICAGO BEAT CINCINNATI
Brooklyn Clinched Last Place by Los
.1g to Boston Team-The
Scores.
CHICAGO BEAT CINCINNATI

PlTTSBURG. Pa. Sept 2.-Pittsburg
had all the luck today. making il eleven
straigh; victories by defeating st. Louis
by 5 20 I.
Pittsburg made but four hits while
the Cardinals got fourteen. The locals
were also outfielded. but Taylor had
one bad inning Lynch was hit hard
throughout the game. Score:
R. H. E
Pittsburg ...... Oh 4OOe0Ox-5 2
81, Louis .----- 01 0001 O. Ii 4
Batteries-Lynch and Pfetz: TavIor
and Ritchie. Umpire Emslie Time-1
nour and 50 minutes. Attendance-4.O O3O
The Washington times., 1905-09-03
ONCE MORE BROOKLYN
Defeated BY BOSTON

BOSTON. Mass, Sept 2.-Boston
clinched Brooklyns hold on last place
by defeating them in a loosely PLAYED
game this afternoon
The score:
Brooklyn 20 0 ooOo "a q
Boston ......0 0 / 0 ox-l a
Batteries-McIntyre and Bergen: VIII
lis and Moran Umpire-Bauswine At
tendance-2.5O0.
The Washington times., 1905-09-03

Don't fail to watch the Moneymakers.
They are coming into the stretch with
world OF speed
The Washington times., 1905-09-03

Bacon's catch Of fly ball in deep
center in the Interior-Postofficc game
was the best that has been seen this
year. 1t would have been of credit to
any professional to have made the play.
The Washington times., 1905-09-03

The regret of the season is that In
serior could not have played better bal.
In the early part OF the summer With
little better standing II could make
the best of the teams hustle for the
honors.
The Washington times., 1905-09-03

The new schedule works all right. ek-
cept the crowd generally watches only
one of the games
The Washington times., 1905-09-03

1t is said that Montana George
Ambrose. of the Bookworms, is the only
piayer of that team who has played IN
every game. We notice that I<e.ch
Sun sticks 20 his position.
The Washington times., 1905-09-03

Sanders. of the Aggies. is the goods
OF the league In the twisting line IL
H. hard lines for him that he has no
one OF whom he can depend 10 pitch
q game now and then so he can get a
little rest
The Washington times., 1905-09-03

The Treasury-Agriculture contest was
started OF like they had the game ali
sewed up. and the Moneymen got their
talijes one by one. but they got on,
more than the Farmers
The Washington times., 1905-09-03

Johnny King yentured to play with
game John did not stop a thing, nor
did he hit ball. but he insisted that
that's the way they play the game In
Panama.
The Washington times., 1905-09-03

Since Wahler has Joined the Indians
the team has shown big Improvement.
The Washington times., 1905-09-03

Mr.. NenaDle. of Section 3 OF The
Church League, who has been handling
Belts. has been dealing out decisions
tc the satisfaction of the sideiine-s.
The Washington times., 1905-09-03

John Anderson is the present acting
manager of the Commerce and Tabo5
team Although some of his best men
are absent from the team he puts a
team on the field every time to prevent
forfeit game. That's the rieh: spirif
The Washington times., 1905-09-03

At the present time the Justice team
has the best lineup 1t has had this
season Captain klienschnidt is back
and great things are expected from the
aggregation in the future.
The Washington times., 1905-09-03

The league games have developed two
good first sackers. Tracy, of the In
dams. and Beard, Of the Shawites sell
dom let anything get past them DOYLE
of the Aggies. has also put up a fast
game around the initial bag
The Washington times., 1905-09-03

Eight errors In one game for tho
AgSies- As rule they spread tha,
many niscues over several games.
The Washington times., 1905-09-03

Rube Clark. Collie Wahler and Nc
knight are three slugging pitchers In
the game between POstoffice and Com
merce and Labor the Ruben got five
hits and two of them were three sack
ers-
The Washington times., 1905-09-03

Finnegan, the star slab artist of the
Warriors. is suffering from an injured
arr, and his Inability to throw EN- over
at this time puts his team in a bad
The Washington times., 1905-09-03
DEPARTMENTAL LEAGUE NOTES.

Over which building the pennant shall
hoat is still an open question.
The Washington times., 1905-09-03

Lord, McCaulley. and Bielaski, Of the
Treasury bunch, are three hard-working
inflelders. and II is only sometimes"
that a ball can get through the lines
wheE they are on guard.
The Washington times., 1905-09-03
Plenty of Grouse
For the HuntSn1en
English Sportsmen Enjoying Fine Shooting
Season-King May Visit Andrew Carnegie.
To Enlarge Royal Racing Stable.
By RICHARD DAHLGREN.

nadians next Saturday They will visit
the States. where several matches have
been scheduled for them. They are a
strong aggregation, and If your play
ers beat them II will be only by the
hardest Kind of play
The Amateur Athletic Association has
been looking into the methods of some
OF the star athletes who are suspected
or practices which verge closely on pro-
fessionalism. and. II the suspicious are
verified. drastic action will be taken.
The association is determined to keep
amateur athletics above suspicion.
IL sounds strange that the question of
preserving the large game In South
Africa should be subject # serious dis
cussion- Yet so It Is. The advent OF
the railway and the consequent ease
and comparative cheapness with which
the game country can be reached has
been followed By the usual and natural
results From elephant to blesbok the
game is disappearing. and 1t is stated
In all seriousness that unless some ac-
ton Is soon taken to curtail the indis-
criminate slaughter big game will be
as scarce In South Africa as the bison
Is on the American prairies.
The residents of West Ham who are
interested in racin~ are raising a clagnor
because of the action of the borough
council in ordering that all betting news
be blotted out OF the newspapers on file
in The free library. A regular Russian
censor biotter Is used to "black cut"
the dangerous matter. and threats are
made by citizens vino like to keep up
with the betting to carry the matter
TO the courts
Copyright, W. n Hearst. lso5)
The Washington times., 1905-09-03

The Beckett brother battery. which
works from both ends, put up a clever
exhibition when they let the heavy
hitting Warriors down with seven hits.
The Washington times., 1905-09-03

John E Madden as a result of his ma
trimonial troubles and their consequent
court entanglements. probably will re-
tire from racing altogether and give his
entire attention to his Kentucky breed
The Washington times., 1905-09-03

Captain Shaw. of the Warriors. wields
the willow with ease. He landed three
of the seven hits made by his team
against the Judges.
The Washington times., 1905-09-03

Some interesting games are on the
schedule for the coming week. Interior
and Agriculture Will lock horns on
Tuesday, Postofflce and Treasury on
Wednesday, and the old enemies. War
and Navy. will have a battle royal on
tAo same day.
The Washington times., 1905-09-03

A strong English footbsI team under
tl.e captaincy of Gi- Charles Kirkpatrick
is IN route to Canaea, where they arc
scheduled To play a game with the Ca
The Washington times., 1905-09-03

Tommy Smith. racing secretary OF the
Coney Island Jockey Club, viii enSi-
neer the three-day steeplechase meet
ing which will be run at Morris Park.
beginning October 21- This will be
pleasant news to the owners and train
ers of jumpers. for Smith has always
framed the conditions at Sheepshead so
as to insure excellent sport through the
field This meeting will be held under
the auspices of the United Hunt Club.
whose circuit includes New York, Phila-
delphia, Baltimore. and Washington.
The Washington times., 1905-09-03

Danny Maher. the American Jockey
STANDS second in the number OF winning
mounts and first in percentage Of wins
The Washington times., 1905-09-03

w NJ Scheftel. owner of the late great
colt Highball. Is jubilant over the PROS
poets Of his colt Blair AthoI. which
cleveriy captured the Autumn Maiden
Stakes from an excellent field Of horses
on Monday big bay colt by Ben
Strcme-Roseleaf. he will prove a factor
in the remaining two-year-old events,
and perhaps may round into a grand
youngster.
The Washington times., 1905-09-03

a turf enthusiast has figured out that
eight two-year- -oids which sold as year
Iines for an aggregate af $3.50 pounds
had wen I'D to the time OF his calcula-
ton lust la pounds in purses, while
eight others which cost only $50
pounds mad annexed purses and stakes
To tho value OF 1880 pounds. All Of
which goes TO prove that as Il pure
pambi.. tn. purchase OF yearlings com
mares fayorabiy with the lottery.
The Washington times., 1905-09-03

| Statistics show that there are about
sos race horses in training IN the
! United Kingdom
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-05-20

HERE IS ANoTHER-4o-ACRE FARM IN
Wright county, all under cultivation, watered
by lake and well. near school, good buildings.
only 81 400; half cash. balance to suit. Great
bargain.
1O0-acre very good farm two miles from
countyseat in Wright county: Buffalo is the
county seat; 60 under pillow, acres
meadow Is acres hardwood timber, eight-roo
good house, farm watered by lake, half mile
to school, $3.50; half cash.
Here is a chance to buy an sO-acre fine
farm in Wright county. with small payment
down; Is acres under pillow, balance pasture
and timber, good buildings; 500 per acre; $500
down. balance to suit purchaser.
100 acres land, 80 acres under cultivation
balance timber, Little Falls, Mimi, price
SO per acre.
4O-acre nice farm in township of Maple Lake.
Wright county, the 500 line, all under
cultivation rich black soil with clay subsoil.
land is level, good siX-room house and barn.
worth $1,4OO three miles from Waverly Lake
station. We offer this nice little farm for
$1,7OO; easy terms. Is bargain. Inquire OF
julius Crosse & Co..
406 Boston Block, Minneapolis.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-05-20
PAUL BEUELER,


S26 OOO-Hennepin av, inside 5th st. four story
solid brick all modern: good lot; rental ca
pacty over 5000 per year: no janitor TO pay
expenses except insurance and taxes. First
time offered.
81 200 only for this beautiful new up-to-date
strictly modern eight-room house; built by the
for his home: finished III select highly
polished hardwood and hardwood floors through
out; one OF the handsomest buit-in sidehoards
you ever saw; fine gas fixtures and globes;
window shades; very best open nickel and
ynSh ana and
ate partitoned vegetable cellar: with shelves:
and a dust,proof coal bin partitioned off; good
dry cemented basement and the hot water
heating plant is one of the best that money
buy; house back plastered with best pat
grated to suit the purchaser; very nice large
stone porch with tile hoor; stone steps; fine
lot; in fact everything to make it Il comfort
able home. and the location. you know, is fine;
Grand nv. ne IT oath st. This is one of the
$1,000 Look at a22 f 9th st. eight-room, all
modern, open nickel and porcelain plumbing,
hardwood floors. gas fixtures, storm windows s.
screens. good heating plant; nice barn; south
easy, terms Ca and see me at once; am Of
rent it: fine home big interest payer:
90, 50o-Beautifu! all MODERN eight-room home
short block to the interurban car. This Is not
rental house. but has always been occupied
R by the d Hg by ns fer
storm windows and screens; nice large shade
trees stone walk in front one Of the
business cause OF sale. No doubt the bes
Gsgan e a a5n IN
good barn. cellar and we'll, three nice lots
street to be graded and sidewalk laid thi
spring; all paid for. Don't fail to go an
See Paul Benhier before you buy, for fine, new
Isles Sunnyside. Lake Calhoun, Lake Harrie
or in any part of the city, at all prices: i
wsh at to make @ cash made list
Using it. Or borrow money. call and see me
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-05-20
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Improved.
Continued.
EDWARD J. o'BRIEN & CO.,

EDWARD j. O'BRIEN & co.,
104 4th st s, Ground Floor Oneida Bldg
cheap, and you cannot, afford to let an op-
portunity like this slip by you. They are all
owned by outside parties and we have orders
a., to sell them. Don't hesitate to make offers:
N'soo-s44o Sd av S, sevenroom house with
city water, large east-front lot and
good stable.
s2,6oo-Partly modern eight-room house, facing
east at 3224 Portland av; good sized
stable; with slight expense mouse can
NJ. be made entirely modern.
PSouu-Make US an offer on 2136 Clinton ay.
We are going to sell this property
before SeS June house is new has ssd seven
quarter-sawed oak, all hardwood floors
= latest nickel plumbing with porcelain
bath. full cemented basement, large
attic, screens and storm windows; lot
4oxl2s to alley; east front Someone
90 soo c viii nn get ia, bargain ,IE; Damn ~ ns,
be sold in 30 days. This is a new
eight-room house with hardwood floors
and finish, good >hot-air furnace. screens
and storm windows; best neighborhood
on North Side.
$s,oOo-New three-story frame fat building, en-
tirely modern except heat, rents Tor
$3.50 per year; owner has bought a
farm and wants some cash at once;
Call and look this property over and
make us an offer Cost nearly double
amount asked.
On 9Th st between Sd and 4th s
have S2X165 feet that we can sell
at Il bargain large new buildings go.
ing in all around this property. and IT
will advance 500 per foot In six
months; rent from old houses Will carry
this property
We would like to have an offer the corner
of Western and 10th st. lUOXS2
there is mortgage on this corner anu
be handled with small amount
of cash. this property is improving very
fast, 1t is very near the wholesale
district.
On Washington av near the railroad station
we have A feet that we can deliver
today for 500 per foot; cheapest piece
Washington
S660o-22x1O5 to 2U-Ioot alley within two block:
from the postofice. Look this up.
We have several pieces of the best trackaSe IL
the city that sell very reason
able.
Edward ]. o Brien & Co..
lO4 4th st S, Ground Floor Oneida Bldg.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-05-20
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Unimlproved.
..t Continued,

Il q . ( 4
Continued.
slso-pEN sas, AZ N AND SD Az, EAsr.rRoNr,
$225-oueen av N near 23d, west-front, 4sx12s,
s.,o e,ch on fd gra 1nts colfax ~ near a2d
46X126h to alley, OH grade, west-front.
$3.50 each for lots on Penn av N and 32d av,
= east;front 4oS126 each, on grade, on
s25o-Emerson av near Bath st, east-front.
4sx11o; on grade .o.,
the two for 1925.
S275 to $375--At this price we have several
good lots between 2sth and 3oth avs S
and Franklin and oath st:
$500 each Russell ~ tyol between both and s2d
only vacant lots in this block.
$500 each n thrse sn St srs ess
$3Oo-o4th av n near Fremont. south front.
40x150 to alley, city water, stone side
sa25-oue ~n'n nv between Goth and soth avs,
east front, 4ox126, city water.
1926 each, on Clinton av near Ssth st, west
sa2-15th av S between 3od and SD SITS, west
front. 4oxlo'' sewer city water stone
$3.50 for St Corner and adjoining lot on Newton
and 9th N, east and north front,
SGx127 to alley.
Logan a ana ia 1o av Feet east abepe
s4oo-Harriet av saith ST. west front, Ask
$500 for two lots, corner Oliver N and 18th,
west and north front. S4X126.
S45O-Dupont av S near 2Sth st, west front,
45x134, city water, stone sidewalk.
$500 each, Fremont av S near Lake st, west
front, 45x12S1a. - n
$50o-Jackson st NE near 10th, west 'front.'
Al 1-3x131
S5oo-Quincy st NE between Broadway and Sum
ner east front, 40X130. ~ r.
S525-Humboldt av s 33d st, west front
4Ox129. city water, stone sidewalk. -
seoo-Clinton av near s2d st, west front, 45x1 IS
sewer terms for ots on seh
corner of James and Knox sewer
about one foot below grade. cheap.
| S70o each for lots on Dell Park between 44tl
and 45th SITS. Lake Harriet, 4exl4a
| city water, stone sidewalk.
near wate Take M east
s775-Emer se3 av between 18th and Goth av
west front. 44Xl55, sewer city water
stone sidewalk, curb, trees, aboV
grade. ~,
$soo-Harriet av between o Franklin ana ia ST 81
sidewalk, sewer, curb, trees: - ,.
! front lots on Fremont, Girard an
HUMBOLDT avs between 22d and 24t
SITS. sewer, city water, stone sidewalk
4ox2o essh or Will sell lot ana 10 Ss'
tainly the best price quoted In TIL
! district
TN''' bury av between 25th and 26th SITS
sewer. city water, stone sidewalk, ga
| and trees.
81 ,4Oo-Humboldt av s near Franklin. 5Ox13;
east front, sewer, city water, ston
sidewalk, gas, trees; price include
grading of lot. 49,
81, Soo-For 52-feet front on Blaisden av b
| tween 25th and 26th SITS by 100 tet
| deep; sewer, city. water, stone sld
Y walk. ---..sr 80
81, 0OO-Corner of Humboldt av and FRANKLIN
east 'front.' 63X135, sewer. city waite
stone sidewalk trees, all paid TO
| Snap. L! : 80 n,
!. 81, OOO-1O0 feet front on 18TH ST near huci
place by $50 feet deep, three fe
above grade; will make two fine lot
So, 2OO-Corner OF Bla1sdell ana Zotn ST. cd
| front, 52Xl63. .
| Yale Realty Co.,
2OG 4th ct s.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-05-20
REAL, ESTATE FOR SALE
Farm Lands.
A. M. LAYTON.

One hundred and sixty acres Washington
county. Minnesota, 8 miles south of Marine,
Mills, miles north of saltwater, one mile
from school, rural free delivery; 125 acres
under pillow, balance oak timber, gently roll
ing black sandy loan SOIL clay suDsoil; fye-
room house, basement granary, basement used
for chicken coop, windmill machneshed,
woodshed, corncrib; stock barn 24X60 small
bargain. ..s '..
12O acres on the electric car line running to
and from st. Paul and Saltwater, 65 acres
under pillow, balance in heavy oak timber,
gently. rolling clay soil, six-room house, base
ment barn, windmill, chicken coop, hoghouse,
machineshed, granary; price $1,000 for stock
and machinery. Don't fail to look this up.
81 acres, one-half mile from Lake Elmo.
II miles from st. Paul; all level, black loan
soil; all under CIVILIZATIONS; house, barn,
once, $500. All adjoining land sells at $1OO
per acre. Owner obliged to sell.
So 4th St, St. Paul, MINI.